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Show .., , - ,' ... t. l',1' atl ' ' 'h.,. : ' .,,,.., biz ' . . MIS DEZEREr SALT LAKE ,CTY - . . - 74, - MARCH TVESDAY 193) . - , - Hitler Plans Military Birthday , , . 50th , , ' . T 71 ell "II lit Are .1 Warrior March BERLIN, toda ' Apri. ,, edelebration Ferdinancl-an- ' ---- 7 .. .,, - . . ,, , ed-th- 19.V); , - A Sit I . .,-,- --I- ,,, .r ..- Mew. V - n ' - , , , - A(By merica the yvilotphysicalwa chagreaungya Manila A message from. liongkong, asking vessels to be on the watch for a missing airplane feared forced down at sea, was intercept. ed by the Cavite Naval Radio Sta. The plane was described as a hornetmoth. registration VR5CX. and wee said to have disappear. ed after leaving liongLong Mon, day. - B. - - Wagetontraebr tinder-which- an estimated 43.009 miners, dig coal in Illinois will expire at midnight Friday but it appeared today there would be no stop. page of work. ors-riecontract before the Friday night deadline wad considered improbable. tile Miners and operators apparently being far apart-- , in their wages and hours demands. g : ' s -- -- ''.-- , ,, - - ..1.- 7 ;.,;,:s,,,, -- , ,, .tr, r.4 , ,; - , ,.:3 - : ':(N r- Berlin , Bertilt----wa- q - t closed. Mt , e, ' , - hew I -- ' . s co4axntilanuw: tVtialan-wa,tal:ones. A:ti'pr,e"emtrt-rasotmthise $6".75.s- -United Hugh R. Wil- ; 000,000 In expiring nuisance levies and the present corporate 'taxes for tivo - wars by a simple methirttion pian to return to l He made it clear That his business appeasement prograin on given to of .Wilson's notice dismiL591.!, limited to abandonment of the scheduled 50 per eent torrvints; effective May increw in payroll taxes under the Social 6Securitv- system. This - Ambassadoi Wilson was tailed i will save , ill 1940;it waa. etlina- tcorporations toWashingtooNov- - la to report-t- o I ed. President Roosevelt on the Mr. Roosevelt also demanded thvstic modification or outright-repea- l November antl,lewish outintrsts of the neutrality bolding that it failed as an instrument, and regulations. Mrs. Wilson re, for 'mace and interfered wrth ex nitlint...pt. Inalned beniat -4., - .. t ' ' States Ambassador son does not ,.- , ..,!t--- , -- - Awindleatimrthat ' ',4. , ...s -- 351-tn-2- . todtm-in---M- l i - - 00 at i - 316nireal ' . - Ten German l businessmen.- as I of Eament Canada today to study I Los Angeles The Southern California chan-ter of the Associated General Contrutora of America wu on record today in favor of dissolvlog the WPA and reorganizing government construction opera. tions.. - - SHANGTFAL-Mat- ch most httetutive fighting of M(AP)--Th- e of the Chine war is in progress IA) to 150 miles southwest and southeast. ot Hankow, as the consequence of a major Japanese offenitie. I the past five months - BEGA u405 46 .14 I 1 - , 46 In RE 6 Eninum D D W al 11 A L ay 1101 01 I) ' -- - T 7 ,...:, csoulTh - t , AN01"17,... ,,,,,... 1 r ti A Nor. , . 1 , Ie (I 1.1 , , 00 1 eN 10 f)oato,i;weill.NPrarl . - 1, i ' 1 ilios I CZ 11 I NEW YORiC !larch in Ji.CINS)The vast chemical industry the L.niten btates has been instant secretly surveyed for mobilization- - in the event of war. it was learned virtually today. Result of this survey. which is kept absolutely up to date by periodic- inspection visits to commercial plants liy lift-we- re of the Chemical Warfare.Division. are filed with the War Department ILLUSTRATED BELOW - "Made Ready To Act For War Canadian business methods. They arrired-herlast night., , I IF - , - lAtneHcan ChemicalIndustry wartedtheircounattourf.; rePlumreschernintadilustryves , , Anglo-Russia- n how--ev- er - - -- Chicago atinfectmyhissatimora's conte.dtitioncopyribught In 5 Months Sweeps China -4 'i - t Till Go Most, Intensive Fightino- --- --- MOSCOW. March N.(LNSSSoviet Russia and Great Britain drew closer together today in efforts to reach an economic agree ment of considerable political .significance to Kuropes delicate bal' ance of poison This Will the salient feature of a Soviet government coin of discussimus between Ruamunique, issued officials sian and a British delegation headed by Robert S. Hudson, secretary of Britain's department of menses" trade. Summarizing the results of three days of discussion' in Moscow. the communique declared: "The foundation ,haik beets- - la ittforcortinued trade negotiations In London between the Soviet government and the government of the United Kingdom. "During the deliberations In Moscow. the representatives of the respective' govermnents exchanged views with regard to the internationai situation. Persotud contracts moreover were established for cooperation between the respective governments in internation. al affairs." Though lacking precision. the Soviet announcement hidicated that the British and Bowden negotiators did not limit their talks to quessiona of a purely economic nature. but went beyond these confines to explore methods by w hich London and Tkwta- estranged since the Munich conference gether in forging barriers against- further frontier erasures , by ,.. Adolf hiLlel,. , In tine connerctibn. it was belleved Hudson and. his ansociatel discwwed With the Soviets thAraPidlY-ristni- f 'question of .Poland's position In the face of the Nazi expansionist threat to that country. This involves the commitments England and the 1.7. S. 8. R. would be willing to make in order to bring Poland into an international alignment opposed to littler's program In any event, despite the suspicions the Soviets have man!. bated toward Neville Chambertain4 government mince the Munich "snub" to Moscow. it appears that .progress has been registered in. trade negotiations. President, Cardenas has appointed Col. Armando R. Pareyon, his chief aide, as military attache to the Mexican, embassy in Washington to succeed the late Liellt. TCU Conzalez Jasso. . '" - ' Mexico City 't be tlitredertaintan ter. , . , - Associated Press) - - t London illoscowSeek,T6 Restore Po'wer Balance :7104st where-thousan- u s .. ,,- "' m - int , BY CECIL B. DICKSON March 2.8.(INS)President Rooset. ,elt toda' y I reParted taidal, theY bad been unable to enter Tsinglao harbor.. announce. that restrictions stereheing lifted imt Saturday.' The ships reported a great eontoentration of 'Japanese warship made it .impossible to en. , , : WASHLNGTON, ' told his Democratic leaders to drop consideration 'Of all but esSens tud legislation and work for adjournment of Congress early in June. 'itr. Roosevelt made known his WighPS at his final White House I conference with Senate and House chieftains before his departure lWednesdastler Iwo weeks Sprmgs. Ga. to key men on.Capitol Hilt as the, His program - House votedfor; a swoping Investigation into the Works Progress Administration.. It calls for blocking effortit to revise the national labor reit(- ' tions act. and for the scuttling of the Harrison nubile school assistance bill. the Wagner public. health meeasure and new slum. clearanoe legislation- - All other bills authorizing ."big ' 'pending' were described as "out the window. ,' The longer Congress is In session. the more likelihood addl. tional spending bills will and this is.the reason for the president's drive for early adjournment, Democratic chieftains die, lii Tientsin . - - - , .. ., Intim Jr, young in Sni$ ree an years of Miracles at 'Iron June is to be taken to the famous Shrine of ening migrinui have lett their France. crutches testimony to returned health. The young patient's father. It was learned today, has arranged the dramatic pilgrimage of more than 3,000 miles because he tie.' can completely cure his son, at least spairs that mettirad science-alon- e without -- spending years to accomplish it. The, daring. tnimcAllantictwoyage tut the trip Irtmt Le Havre reStrdea in southwestern y ranee, will be made by the Snite early this warmer. A native of Chicago, Snits Jr; is pow. in Miami Beach. Fla. - - Frederick B. Snit Sr:,, a wealthy loan bmker.- - COInpieted rangemetits fOr the trip and sailed for the United States Saturday aboard the liner Nortmutdie.- - Just before leaving Paris, the hther told frienmc can only hope that a visit to the Shrine will help Fred. 'I don't know whether a miracle will ocvur I don't know 'whether' PARIS. 'March tile paralysis ,Vietiln who has lived- for - 1 - . lir ! (By Associated Press) I - , To Famous French Shrine , ,, INation's Chief Would Cut Bills To Essentials I - d itIrock:-,l'ireyalttht'ior- , Lung Youth Iro-- i - . wit,iii.a-,:- , , -- Premier Thotrad Shinning. meanwhile. declared his "trust in Herr Hitler's declaration that Germany has no more territorial plans in Europe.' at the ft. melte- - Germarr town of Aabenraa: Staiming maid peie do not recognize theories of frontier moving which are heard here now and again." A week ago the premier branded as traitors-an- y' Danes who Might align themselves with Danish Nazi' in appealing to Hitler. " , ' Abroad ; Ferdinand, tinder the tree smelling flowers all d,ay? Nope; Ferdinand is hasing Ellwood Ford and John Samson. And isn't Ellwood scared? The above siwpped' in, Saik,Fiancisco, followed the escape of two yearling but, fora, .and .1saba1a.,;1rara 8 ',terry "aft iritoort before captor- i ng the animal s. chasing the WI and being chased. tion campaign, (Northern Schleswig, art area of 1.538 square milet with 163.- 422 inhabitants. voted for incorporation in Denmark in a 1920 pleb. Southern Schleswig tacit pmvided for in the Versailles Treaty. voted to remain German). ' Hadersiev, Schleswig. proGerman placards were found plats, tered today on headquarter a of the Danish Nationalists movement Modensmiudet and infieet-e- t the Danish' nevespa pet' (Mother's - WI Wirt TOM - ries, for tritium German propagandists. - They will be permitted to stay in Denmark on good behavicw. polko declared. but will not tie permitted -to take part -in the elm- 1 - - - . post-wa- ' , -s .. - March ,23,(AP)--Osni- sh police today said Schelswig. propagandists had settlevdtich Denmark received from Germany in the ments. to campaign for the Gerrnaominority in current Danish eleo, lions. - -- i ,,' - - ..,,, COPENHAGEN. .7.! ''"' , MO Nazi Crerman - - s '- - . - ...' t. . Propagandists Appear Northern Sehleslvte,' Area . , , Flashes. i :, ri. , , I ra - -- . . . - - s - , -- , - - ., - ,. littler. it was learned of his 50th birthday on - . , - tesence . Not Smelling Flowers Either!, d , Jade Europe has ever witnessed b3 Newnan,. Between 40000 and 50.0tn troops. mottling 20 abreast, will , stand where - ' through Benin's streets past, thp reviewing goosestep . sas- -: the'relelasfuenres'. 'flanked Ily his ' -mof his legions. lute parading Tho bristling procession. expecusi to take four hours to pass a among the marchers giVast point, will ne featured by from ' of several thmosand "volunteer; German warriors returned . ' , battlefields insfipain, auccesMve days The military piezde, lehteit will culminate three , so as be will the t reich, cirganixed of birthday celetwations-thmugnoudefimmi pow. Jo impress the worki,with the formidable etrikingand .. ' er of, German's armed forces. weapon known and ft wili,include every, type of modern war 111 the reich, partiettlarly is expected to reveal new types protium' 4 tha itiMmosteistat, lassias4soilemetweleseemasitsweorlea.4t.writ-whor"dArS.Eii,,,...,,,,,,..,,,--,,-- --field gun, nicknarte heilvitst and -- - - tiring into thiplay Europa - largest , "Marvel.' A bins pnictice, filler will confer, imineroter ,decorationa,, Germans and foreigne,m Marking hiS birtliday.;tCopyrighi. - including front and rear bumpers, tattooer guards, spore whod, tiro and tuba; foot O.sdzoI ler headlight boons irith hidleat-- or on Inatrumont penal. ads.tray in front imd roar, am visor, aatoty gloom amd Idetruniropaco (19.3 cubic foot). Plymouth priors in. dada all federal taxa& Tnunportatiotamd mato, load taxes, If any. not inodudad (,: . rr!!"""rmow,"" 5, ,. in Washington along with other highly secretive American mobilize don data. From chemicnindustrial executives and a higtt source within t' the Chemical Warfare Devialon of the U. S. irmy, a picture of ut L.,: most preparedness invohing plants. mines and laboratories in viz... tually every part of the United State; was drawn tonight. 10" In order to keep ita finger on the, chemical MlintilArtitring 1111 Lesosseskesesse pulse of the nations many plants. the Otemical WariareDi-v7si-o-rhas established five advisory boards made up of prominent exmotives of the industrY. These are located'in.Boston. New !ark.' Pal. Pittsburg. Chicago and San Francisco. I? -- ' '41 " 1 7NV Irschun I ' 1.111W1MCEICAPAI ' - ' ' " - - I , : 1111 Nee , - ' ' - 4 Both Japanese and Chinese accounts today indicated that cue Death today had ended , C. Itivera's search for rest I titre very heavy. The Japossee,captured Ilimkow, which had been the Clinese and new health in this country. last &whe but Limy, were unable to get into.Nanchang. Liar from the stale affairs of bia 1,st ' I -- I t -4- ' capital, . T:'. ' which was a major queen air hate, and other points, south of the during their trip to To Meet King ' I native HOnduras. t was I it to. announced America, Yangtze River. A"e'Rivera. 55. president of the LONDON.- - March Late last night the Japanese army announced it finally had Mk. - - Honduran Congress, - dav died latexes- ef-- ' '11411 eri Nanchang in t sevenday,40-milaArivStater, Cordell' HOU', ; ! 'aciompany the iing melded inn -,,temi,s, Art 4troatit.t kat.. Isom tr, gnome, r- :Secretary ' ' X.,. ...; tacker", were checked north of thereity. and aft"e...Geo .and 2.tren bv train to Washing nw.i.I.Lgrret,,....,1(in.. ee-kk-' The Chinese acknowledged that hand.w.hand fighting continued, I his arrival by Canadian at President where ton. Queen Roosevelt' Tehis from plane I border when the"' enter the' ChM The Chinese said they had eccounted for more f is to meet them,at the station. II iJOO1nani... gucigalpa home for medical casualties. The Japanese mid that in three days---othe offensive treatment PhyMcians sought tin. ' ' 111 3,700 Chinese were killed and .no eaptured. successfully to save his- life by About Z--5 miles, Miles southwest j blood transfusions. I LIFE'S. .0,171M el. Nanchang-a- nd I THAT Fred Neher By , oflianitcrwa second battle was under way. Chinese said that the I Japanese drovesoutbward Witte vicinity of Yochow., thatthey eta-- Sheriff's Captain William Peti, I countered atituirng opposition and were unable la advance. prase said today that. William r. A Japaneae.colutan. endeavoring to omit the Han River for a- - I D. Vaughn. 17. a sailor, had coo. drive toward ia.umg, kat 200 men tn an isolated battle on Monday, fessed killing Clarence M. Mc. rzycl:p2vix,1 .,44'57,1111 .fWT, 0Y,;(:A.Z.f.; Cann, 39. organist wtmg battet- i FerArNIVA0174WWI7;02--...---.4--.74C7- ,. I I.4 In Northern Honan Province west of the Peipingaankow WI body was found Sunday in the Railway. Chinese estumatei they caused- 1,500 casualties in 40 en. I Palos Verdes lulls. pp, , LeA;, , t memento in the past twti weeks, 1 . 77 fig, , ,Tulia A decrease of 5,819 1 , s barrels I daSN, ifl production' of oil in the A 1:ruipd States brought the output 1 A doWit to :13134.000 during' the I week ending March 25, the Oil BEFOREYOU lowz AAY CALIOOKITHAT PLYMOUTH NOW and Otis Journal reported today. I r r 1 . , , ,,," cLEVELAND., March Roland .17 Thomas Lrrrtz' YOU PAT! Look 11 It .1 a211itandwd- in 1 Plymouth is the biggearibitt ittff ed the aiciorY today in earlY skirtaishes forimntrotot the CIOemerg11 '" LIU I Ci EK.11L. I -I I it I 1.nmA,-711 1,3 how much you get! It's autos-i- n rI I 11 Automobile Workers- 1 gest and roomiest of "AO LAX at no extra cost II -A "mild form' of influenza has 11.1 I I 1 I 7; 7 t. rg A majority of the 488 delegates accepted late yesterday s rules I readied Throe" g that such a big, luxurious car ' cars Ne 1 I I 11 1 . I I d Mak, 4 Pr steer The only tow-priccommittee recomniendation, favored by Thomas; to make election of I thins in Montana. eptdennepropon 1 1 1 1 11 could be e..0.1.4 so low!, wk" - CL1 5 inches longer than one; "01 Reports to Dr. -.1 VI 'officers the last order td business. with car a "safttty signar B. K. Kilbourne, state epidemiolo The delegate, then instructed the inches longer than Plymouth isw biggest, cif leading to stipulate that 11 and gist, showed today that 406 new ' another speedometerall unkar officers make reports to thecormtittee -- thSSthIF!r cars. It gloss you tho convention. Supportera of rases were listed during the Week 1 V J1 1 L 2 II this numenver said it would permit delegates to. tloastion' - the Plymouth "Safety First" , smoothness, Amola Stasi coil ending last Saturday. -- unwire eke,sa.. from presidents the floor. to additiontnthe president 1g:r Plymouth lathe only ' I QaMIlas- and secretary. , saty Plymouth springs - - - tho !NIL of timsm 1 I with tho car lowsriced One delegaur gala the more was intended stiecifically - to iwashington Emonhizr- t medal has the same big, proven hydraulic 1AV' - Senator Bridget flt. N. ILI Richard T. Frankentiteen. vice matchisss ride of coil 12.herseemsermuhead" an Towpivegyktearwinprobabbyro. candidate far Thomas' post Franketisteeu presideblencfrand CAWavowed drafted to make legislation today cam- springs standard a largepart of Plymouth's of the Tennessee Valpawn to unionize the Ford Motor co. ginktg power prtow dolivorod models. Freckemtecc. asserting be was '"not-- to state and ey Authority subjeet remarked: price...with bat. - surprised." eLts r:rinesit. VII have a report, all rigid. It may be orat.but don't local taxatimt great economy. Tao" arca btlow worry about monthly hotehnentes, me not baying itend I dont iptend to be said be would offer it Bridges only - entharremed either." must mar Anon. oson. a a s. PLYMOUTH Drnsion OF CHRYSLER. Thomas and Frankeastern are the its an amendment when the Sen. With -, car st only avowed major candb stooring-poIILIWent. 11111141 TO If PAL L S. L.takes up the Norris proposal CORPORATION. po!Ecolto Michigan. , presidency. buandt Serdall7 'rrelmtnr ato 1.. possible csmditiates . ..lenclud1 let TVA ptirchase the Tenneer . I George Addeo' Bendier. president De. see Electric troirs powerful West Side local. Convention , observers said Fran. I momovalth tworertles of Com Isegane'ed traght retire In favor of Addeo. and Southern. rwoNr.) I , - All-ion-ise rt - 1 , ' , . , Will 40,000 In March Before Fuchrer - - I- ...,,........--..''.- ..' ' 7 . ' . - ' , C on gr Piesrdiit Asks Ealely Adjournment . A nreors et i D I el I le To Econont Near ALLIZZLES UUlligUt&to .C161 ITettl WI &LIAM, f Lill - ' , .,. j - 7!.777:7!7".-"-7- , - 23 - : , -- , , - . v - - . e 7777 - , -w- thi1 ra - 1 1 -- - IIKE it,vz,v,',vyrAhrir;,,,,,,4.:fr, '' 747 V71 I - ' President Thomas Wins First CIO Meet Skirmish ,r - - . . .. t 'lin. I- till ' - - r:r - .;e- :- - "- - I 3w- low-pric- ed I - I .gthUr'n-21t,.- : ' ' - - - memorandum saying .0in tense times it behooves all, King Carol comddered today a 33 Rumanian aligregdall ham kaders to try for rar leaders ior estakdishmeon at a tresponsible au 'submitted national govenameaLl , ' tthe , BLAST A JULIA' BarBSELBMarcB-28,--(AI - ' ia r:rAnd A.11 ed quiesent , , II Z Bucharest' II - ed low-pric- od A. low-pric- , r I 111)1 L "ern-herni- ; - u7 ttlY - 1 - - 1T11)5 g2b)L-- - ! 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