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Show h 1 1 1 Mossolmi Poises For Action In War 1 !j HEATHER FORECASTS Cloudy tonight and or Saturday; local showers thunderstorms. Slightly warmer southeast tonight. Utah Generally fair tonight and Saturday; little change In IDAHO temperature. Volume 31. Herald'--J Number 136. UTAH, LOGAN, oumal FRIDAY, JUNE 7, Grain Range You Want, Just Go t- o- " Stic- - HAr ,Y sn'.-v- ' ' v : Price Five Cents. 19 4 0. USAG READY Farewell Set Utah Bankers Hear Appeal For Support of U. S. Principles If Its War s Troops Mass Along Borders of Ethiopia AVAILABLE OF SESSION TO BY JOE ALEX MORRIS United I re hs Foreign News Editor Italian ent- - into the European war today appeared to be drawing Asks State closer as Rome reported incidents between Italian forces and Btitish ens Will Summer troops in Africa, and the presence of native forces led by forand mer Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia or a trusted lieutenant. France On the western front Germany Calling for a removal of the state was :e sorted to have trebled the banking department from politics esforces attacking the Weygand line so that it can become firmly Fin d preparations were being tablished without changing with and to have driven within seven June 7. il.l WASHINGTON, E. H. The United States army and navy made at Utah State Agricultural miles of Soissons, 5? miles from every political turnover, Street of Richfield, president of Paris. sidestepping technicalities, for the opening of the today today college made modern war planes, cannon Utah Bankers Association, opened 1940 summer session next Monday. Troops Gathered d annual convenand gunpowder available to the The Italian Line in New York the The session continues for a period in bleleaguered Allies. Logan today. tion of six weeks concluding on July 19. reported all Italian ships have . The action electrified a congress Banquet Tonight been ordered to remain in neuMany of the visiting instructors over divided Bankers from various parts of the of wisdom " tral ports or proceed to neutral are arriving and visiting at the to aid Great the state registered at the Hotel Britain and refuge. college for a few days before the France. Eccles last evening and this mornRome asserted troops are masksession opens. Already here are Three-Da- y Kccchh FRANKLIN L. WEST JR. ing, then assembled in the Capitol ed on either side of the border Dr. Ernest G. Osborne, professor Administration theater for the first session. Site leaders, between Ethiopia and the British seeking of education at Teachers college, to avoid public debate on of activities this afternoon was the African colony of Kenya and that Columbia university, and the authree-da- y ordered a plan, transferred to Utah State Agriculrecess on school work frontier incidents had occurred thority elementary the of the senate, although several tural college auditorium, and conand the parent-teachorganizaalready. national defense bills were ready first day's program will be evetion. Selassie, an exile in Britain to be acted upon. cluded with a banquet this But some Dr. Osborne's classes for the since Italian conquest of Ethiopia, Bethe senators at announced library. college to ning opposition was reported in Rome to have sec. session will include one on the the program and said they inginning at 7:30 oclock, the banquet teaching problems in the elemenretly proceeded to the Sudan, tended to will be under the direction of it as a "back door fight to Ethiopia, some time tary school, and one on programs P. Champ, president of method of intervention" I Frederick in the Well, to any place except Seaside, Ore. That Far Western seashore resort adjacent and principles for the cooperation war. of many other attractions, but for accommodation to war seekers, ago. It was asserted be or a boasts Cache Valley Banking company. of home, school and community. trusted lieutenant was now in milson McCarthy The government, has erected this signboard. The convention ends tomorrow to yielding A colleague of Dr. Osbornes at of native forces massed on charge Allied double-pla- y a with a meeting at 9 a. m. in the appeals, put Frankfor A farewell testimonal Columbia, Dr. D. Ross Pugmire, the Ethiopian frontier. in motion government-t- o AmeriCapitol theater. At that time, adarfederal education leader, also lin L. West Jr., son of Church Com- can manufacturers-t- o The Rome reports brought the dresses will be presented by Row- MRS. SARAH OBRAY rived the Allies. ABOLISHING OF Thursday. Dr. Pugmires time missioner- and Mrs. Franklin L. Under it, the administration can STUDENT CADETS imminent possibility tbat & spark land K. Goddard of Denver, Thomon to be will devoted the classes from frontier incidents in Africa as P. Wilson of Pueblo, Colorado, will be held Sunday evening avoid technically direct aid to problems of the critic teacher ".nd West, the British and French governItalian might touch off and Andrew Price of Seattle. Also, OF PARADISE in Sixth ward at 7:30 Miss chapel. to federal education. relations Logan EXPECTED NLRB TO ENTER CAMP ments. entry in the war as Germans ally. three cqmmittees auditing, resoluof Jennie Utah director is The Campbell, being arranged by will give reprogram Reserves In Action Immediate Help tions and nominating elemental education, opens her the Elders quorum, under the leadWhile isolationists in congress Reports from Paris indicated the ports, and elections of officers be session summer the at A e (U.Rl college life 7 stay devoted to claimed we were taking a step service to Fifty-onUtah State AgriculWASHINGTON, June Germans had thrown all their held. Utah members of American with her teaching assign- ership of William Wyatt. reserves into action in an attempt Bankers Association will hold a others ended last night when Mrs. Monday West will leave June 17 toward war," the government an- tural college junior student cadets The house voted today to abolish Elder ment on school the proelementary to smash through the flexible nounced that means were being in the Reserve session after the Saturday morning Sarah Orgil Obray, wife of George r Mona! labor relathe Officers present and problems in the teaching for the mission home in Salt Lake Training gram for immediate assistance to corps unit have been ordered to the defense system established toy Gen. sought meeting. Eastto in the S. Obray of Paradise, died at a of reading in the City prior tions board and create a new one Maxime serving the Allies in the form of indirect President's Report elementary, ern Wigand. Coast Artillery summer camp for divested of administrative funcStates field. sales of planes and munitions. After President Street called the Logan hospital after a ten days school. The n and greatest German effort Cache to in be held at weeks Fort six Valley Education Character illness. , the to this order were morning, tions. seemed the to Ninety navy planes be centered near SoU-someeting it was announced Dr. John A. Widtsoe, former Utah, Franklin finished h.s sopho- first Mrs. Obray was born in Engseto be ticketed for the Allies. where Imperial Glee club presented a was land . the Germans were C. more State Utah at G. Agricuby year Bunting, Friday of Major the Utah Sta'e AgriJuly 16, 1872, a daughter of president Fifty of them swift and fairly adjutant of the college unit. lection, after which invocation said to have hurled 1,00a massed ltural college this spring, having new WASHINGTON. June 7 tK) Curtiss dive bombers offered by Alma Sonne, president William and Rebecca Ball Orgil. cultural college and the University recalled ; Into tanks a course. He hits battle for control Tabor art: reThe 51 students, whir will berac Advocates She came to the United States of Utah, will instruct the character begun a naval reserve units- - already "of Cache stake, and executive Chemin Dea Domes, the bloody been active on the campus, is a from companied by Major W. R. Good- vision believed today the qualified of were being brought together of Logan First National with her parents at the age of education class for the first three member of the Lambda at World War Stock-burgSigDelta rich and Sergeant Ralph battleground, which approval of the AFL has assured bank. Mayor William Evans Jr. of one and a half years, the family weeks on the philosophy of happi- ma Buffalo, N. Y, for immediate church of the military instruction- passage of a modified Smith bill overlooks Soissons. organization, fraternity, first ness. in Six to the welcomed Draper. settling British and French al staff at the i visiting bankers, social delivery Logan The French reported they were must report abolishing the present national laWith industrial education boast- and the Pi Kappa Alpha and Reviewed briefly the city gov- months later they moved to Parapurchasing missions. The navj at Fort Funstoncollege, on June 14. bor relations board. destroying the German , tanks by dise, where Mrs. Obray had since ing an enlarged faculty, teachers fraternity, of the honorary pre- announced 40 more would follow. ernment conditions here. Cadets ordered to attend follow: Four hundred were AFL President William Green the hundreds. for the first part of the session will medics fraternity, Alpha Epsilon An authoritiative source said "I favor the preservation of the lived. said tc have been blasted in the R. Bingham and L. Elmer Ol- notified Rep. Howard W. Smith, D She had been active in church include Harry E. Wood, vocational Delta, and Intercollegiate Knights. Jay additional blocks" of dual (system of banking," declared planes He has taken several L.D.S. Insti- would be psesent oftensive and 2,500 since involved in future tran- sen of Smithfield; Charles F. Va., that if he would accept four the President Street in his address. "I work, having served as president education director of the Indian- tute courses. invasion of Belglunx Vernon M. Buehler, Spen- amendments to his measure seeking 'am in harmony with the program of the Religion class, 30 ygars as apolis public schools, John col-F. He graduated from Logan Sen- sactions. Some reports said nearly Brown, Paris asserted that despite 1.500 army and navy planes might cer G. Calderwood, Grover C. Car- to make broad changes in the labor of the American Bankers Associ- a Relief Society teacher'and a Fncse of Pennsylvania state he 1938 where school in ior ter, Wallace R. Christensen, relations act, the measure as a the ferocity of the German attack ation which is familiar enough that teacher in the Sunday school. She lege, Ralph Barton, area supervi- had high been prominent in school life. be taken over by the Al'ies but DMonte W. Coombs, It was being controlled by Wey-ganNolan K. whole would largely remedy "exthis was not confirmed. a detailed comment is unnecessary. was greatly admired for her de sor of trade and industrial educa- He had served in as cadet major defensive measures for the Griffin, Robert William Hey, Al- cesses and abuses in administraThe one matter, however, which I votion to her family and for her tion at Cropus Christi, Texas; the R.O.T.C. Viewpoint his senior year, during third successive day. But todays coordinator at and was H. W. Teichroew, was established vast quanti- bert H. Holman, Richard L. Howell, tion. It wish to spend the greatest part of untiring care of the sick. of the swimming E. Lamborn, Daniel F. Law. captain She married George Obray the St. Paul Vocational school, After studying Greens proposals, fightlYig was the bitterest of the my time on is a matter which has rifles, machine Reuel Edwin team. He has appeared widely as an ties of gunpowder, W. Lofthouse, Joseph Smith said rence, he would not make any offensive. 'been in my mind for many years." November '26, 1890, in the Logan Asael Fisher of Provo high school; accordion soloist. and other equipment-mostlguns HowL. R. Meacham, Bliss Mehr, Plane Production v He then briefly reviewed the L. D. S. temple. Seven children and Charles W. Galloway of the left over from the world fuss about them, and predicted the RichW. A. ard Dale were born to them, four of whom Galloway Welding company in LoThe French said three times as Morris, Olsen, war have been made available house would adopt them. history of the state banking departW. B. ard Harold Simpson,. Ryan, to the Allies by the same means ment, stating that the principles of survive with her husband. They gan. These instructors will offer a LAWSON LITTLE Smith said he believed that with many troops were being used Winward D. as the planes. The system, which Don W. Stevenson, bank supervision are so well fixed are Ernest S., Clifford and Lymon variety of courses in the industrial Green's amendments his bill would than in the first two days of the H. William Mrs. Thomas, Stevenson, and Mattie assault. There was no estimate of Price, all education field. and established that there is no Obray Chairman Key Pittman of the , up many Democratic and Resenate foreign relations committee John S. Welch, and John Wetzler pick Art Clashes votes. Green's attitude, he how many troops the Germans had necessity for changing them with of Paradise. publican TOURNEY LEADS of D. Carter of Jack Besides surchildren she is her confoundLogan; described as every change in the political In art Ralph M. Pearson, members off the in action. The original estimate perfectly legal, John E. Crossman and said, took many trol of the state. The cost of train- vived by 23 grandchildren and the er and manager of the famous works like the automobile trade-in- " on. previously with was that 600,000 were being emwere spot they Don M. Horsley of Brigham; Mel- both the AFL and the CIO ing a gew staff at the banking following sisters and brothers: Ralph M. Pearson Design Shop in plan. opposed ployed in the offensive. Mrs. Elizabeth Rawlins, Mrs. E. New York, will offer classes in CANTERBURY COUNTRY In London strict The administration, decided it vin R. Davis of Garland; Thomas to his bill. department after each change is M. conBickmore, both of Paradise, creative art for the entire six CLUB. CLEVELAND, June 7 ll'.Ri no longer has use for certain M. Hall, Jack M. Pace and Warren borne directly by the institutions trol regulations wereexchange who attacked imposed and Green, g originally Mrs. Jane Hall of Burley, Ida.; W66ks Lawson Little, former amateur planes and other war stocks, will M. OGara of Nephi; Carl E. Lord supervised by the department minister of airMrs. Annie Bradley of Salt Lake of Clifton, New Jersey; Burl the Smith bill as striking in a craft Beaverbrook, turn Calls For Removal r Dr. J. Duncan Spaeth, formerly champion and now a professional surplus materials supply, said the British were at vital fundamentdestructive Mrs . Stella Bradley of professor of English A commissioner and his staff City; Princeton at Bretton Woods, N. H., had his back to the manufacturers in part W. Hermansen of Preston, Nevada; al principlesway of the labor act," building planes more rapidly than at after four years of service are Hyrum; Thomas Orgil and Samuel university, opens his classes on hour of glory in the national open payment for new equipment. The Bert Hoggan of Ogden; Charier L. they were being lost despite the when he manufacturers will be free to sell Kasler of Kings Park, New York; proposed these changes: most certainly better qualified to Orgil of McCammon, Idaho, and e and the poets of the golf championship today daily aerial warfare. He Shakespeare statement of acts the went That 69 Pocatello. of round of and second pur of P. a Seth Wellsville; Ncphl Orgil the discarded supplies to the Maughan (Continued On Page 2) also revealed a new bomber, tbt when the session shot left be with Roland Funeral services will be held romanticandrevival poses Nielsen unchanged. of Into the Allies. leadership temporary Hyrum; Thayle Shakesvenerable the ever largest put in the air, was in the Paradise ward total of 141. a chapel begins That the collecting bargaining being riven initial the .administration G. Reading of Centerville; Qerald Officially, pearean is sure to attract Inlarge trials. were still unbe of Lake of left of Roache A. the Sunday at 2 p. m. Friends may classes law Salt "we definition tough view took City; mugolfers the that dont London warned the German ofagain this summer. Teach- outPlenty call at the family home in Paraon the course and there was no know what the manufacturers will Ralph L .Rollins of Beaver; Wayne changed. L. Church of Norval Dr. fensive sic not may yet have dedise Saturday evening and SunLittle still would be at do with the stuff we trade in, S. Steed of Provo; Gail R. Taylor That a substitute amendment be veloped its ers College, Columbia university, assurance majo drive and that until time for the funeral. field the when A. the of to for Smith's head the of our day none of business." pack Blackfoot, proposal and Idaho; Sterling con. adopted its teach IN ITALY GUARDED thus far, though carThe Thompson Funeral home of comes to the college to and to the 60 best scorers Taylor of Salem; Andre B. Truden protect craft unions as bargaining operations and teaching super- is reduced ried on by large forces, still may who hadn't those Whitesides W. units. Hyrum is in charge of arrange- ducting of William Among tonight. music for Murray; vision of instrumental ments. one year, be feeling out the Weygand line even started their second rounds of a of limitation Bendixsen C. Vem Tbat of of Laytor; the weeks the opening three ROME, June 7 U'.RI Hundreds of ARMY OFFICE Idaho Falls, Idaho; Rex I. Gooch instead of six months, be put on for weak spots where a break was Slammin Sam Snead, who had soldiers were detailed to guard the through might be exploited. a 67 yesterday for a course record of Marysville, Idaho; Earl C. back pay awards. facul to the addition Retail In Shows British embassy and consulate genvisiting and Harold of of Ferron; Greenhalgh resident the faculty eral today when 10,000 Italians DEMARET OUT ty named, ENLISTS RECRUITS B. Hulme of Paris, Idaho. the college offers many of the participated in ceremonies signiCLEVELAND, June 7 UB Gain BOY One WELLSVILLE summer the Mal-teclasses of the bright stars of the national during fying Italian approval of the regular LAND BANKS HITS session. Other visiting faculty nationalist movement. open golf tournament was eliminAMERICAN LEAGUE June 7 l'.P WASHINGTON, 7 10 0 ated today when Jimmy Demaret, NEW YORK, June 7 tlJfi Do- members will join the session staff Detroit Italys 001 12? 000 campaign DEATH BY The United States Army recruit- Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. TAKEN had swung to emphasize the British mestic retail trade followed week. initial the after 1 1 7 Houston, Tex., hottest man on the 000 000 001 Boston by up1 Wallace told congress that which June office, ing opened today Mediterranean island of Mplta. ward trend of industrial activity winter circuit, withdrew. He had a Newhouser and Tebbetts; in the postoffice building, today the Federal Land Bank system ha 74 During the night, posters appearing thi week aided by summery temNEW RANGES yesterday was out today in 41. Wagner (6) and Desautels. announced receipt of the first developed serious flaws and that on Rome walls demanded for the Rccd Baugh Williamson, He started up the back that boosted sales in all WASHINGTON, June 7. (I'.Hi nine with peratures to restore its for under the recruits are needed revisions requisition son first time the return of Malta to sections .of the country. Dun & of Harvey Leishman five straight fours. Then he appar013 000 00 new preparedness . program. Secretary of War Harry H. Wood- Cleveland effectiveness. Williamson of and Sarah Italy. war Baugh the that lost said Inc., reported today. 000 10 110 Bradstreet, today ently interest, chiefly because New Yok ring For the purpose of increasing the Wellsville, died at a Logan hospital of Ceremonies were held in memory a bad seven on the sixth hole, The expansion of retail business department is taking steps to Feller and Hemslcy; Breucr and strength of the regular army to DEPORTATION BILL of Maltest who died this morning after a seven days and refused to turn In the was reflected almost immediately acquire air corps bombing and during a card when e 0 full peace-timDickey. WASHINGTON, June 7 (l'Pt strength of illness of leukemia. Maltese rebellion against the Brit- in heavier fill-i- n his round was over. demand for the gunnery ranges near Sacramento, hit home run Cleveland new recruits are being taken. A house bill to deport Harry ish of June 1919. in was Trosky born November He Logan and nations , wholesale markets, the California, Wendover, Utah, The new quota is for assignment Bridges, Pacific coast CIO leader, 8, 1936. 2nd. There was a ceremony in Romes trade Tonapah, Nevada. The Wendover to the Field Artillery and Signal was back in the immigration comauthority added. Fkineral Pincio park where a statue of are being for reselected high St. Louis Dun & Bradstreet estimated range has been 2 6 0 Corps, now stationed at Fort mittee today after its passage was made by arrangements 000 200 000 the Thompson Funeral Fortunato Mizzi, founder of the tail sales for the country as a altitude It and bombing. gunnery 1 9 101 3 010 Lewis, last ..000 Washington. blocked twice in the house Maltest nationalist movement, was whole home of Hyrum and will be anaveraged 5 to II per cent covers an area of 54 by 108 miles Philadelphia and Swift; Potter and The local office announced that night. unveiled. nounced later. Kennedy and is 4,000 feet above sea level. in the 1939 week. than better BT ROBERT QUILLEN when Is it known at not Hayes, Malta must be freed, was the present St. run home resumed all Bernardino hit will be for ory the throngs at both cererecruiting Louts 4th. branches but men who are qualimonies. Malta is Italian." fied for the Air Corps may make Similar demands were made on their applications now. They will ChTcago ......000 001 the posters. They were a manifesto be notified and accepted as their Washington ..001 000 igned by the Maltese action Knott and Tresh; Leonard and applications are filed. Maltest leaders. Ferrell. Malta is a strong air and naval base, only 56 miles south of Sicily. - has been NATIONAL LEAGUE British sine 1800. SALT LAKE CITY. June 7 T.P was to be outlined. All the allied OFFICERS i scales, she would be weighing part BY RAY NELSON 000 New York Nearly ten thousand delegates and subordinate organizations of And versa, is other. vice of the Our secret of getting along 300 Louis St. from most of the states of the the MIA and FBI For 29 years Daisy and Violet e for one to never try bossing the and Shumacher primary associations Danning; n union convened in Salt Lake City OPEN CONVENTION today other. We never quarrel or fight, have been on the road. Two inand Owen. annual scheduled meetings during the day, the forty-fift- h for con-, charming, others tinct each personalities, though we're Subversive conference of the L.D.S. Young with choral work, speech and dratelligcnt and quite omniscient in Brooklyn stant company. 000 200 Mens and Young Womens Mutual ma expected to feature the afterare by world joined Hilton affairs, they Violet was speaking, It 000 011 Cincinnati noon sessions. associations. of their -base near the Improvement tie 7.(11.10 flesh her nodded The June 'a PROVO, Utah, her sister and Daisy WASHINGTON, June 7 H.Pi Prcssnell Hnd Phelps; Wallers The primary association, holding An annual feature, the MIA column. There is reportedly of the Utah convention annual The spinal Jconfirmation. 'rpc,?r Edgar Hoover of the Siamese twins arrived in Logan only one other set of Siamese twins and Lombardi. conference, also dance festival, will be held tonight State Peace ofifeers association its thirty-eight- h federal bureau with stake at Saltair, with three thousand opened in Provo today with near- opened sessions today, charged 000 010 Boston leaders meeting in a preliminary picked dancers offering organiza500 hand. on members ly Sroups are spreading false reports Ive got only one thing noo 002 this morning. tion and folk routines. At a Jack show." the Hilton sisters areInter-the- Chicago mass arrests of meeting of discussion England, and that's Manager Pas.seau fifth theater. Met by reviewed against and Erriekson session A sesLopez; convention suspected The festival openand general Saturday officers last night, resolutions columnists. plans for complished entertainers in my imagination. If t was they Collins. and to conference. ed be will MIA sions devoted have conversationalists. departmenwere passed favoring continued They Delegates show last evening, today and esting declined to name the groups, to visit over there, Id be hio said business heads; they are hep to education and voicing ap- crowded the L.D.S. tabernacle to tal meetings, except for one genlower class and have to eat 4 7 0 police they were seeking to Saturday. 000 000 ..040 undouht-weigh conference of addresses scheduled hear eral for Philadelphia welcome and the by of world, to this the 32 University workaday .years old, The twins are in the kitchen, and thlnkin' ...vrlCk UP their own Trojan horse 18 1 preciation 021 020 23x-- 10 Utah and the F. B. I. for con- George Q. Morris, general super- afternoon at the tabernacle. 180 pounds together. Daisy, edly would succeed in most any Pittsbugh Si u'30n about It makes me mad. national defense AtO. and Johnson MIA of (3) Beck, and the David All and Dro BIsm. McKay, intendent, schools. groups she that pri. ducting police He said subversive groups a titian blonde, suspects : M. Brown, Lanning (2) and of the in first divisions wood; church will member the S. join Grant President than more mary Young, 10 pounds Copyright 1940 Publishers flooding FBI offices with weighs about ?., Davis. sheriff of Salt Lake county,' pre- concluding session Sunday, under unverified" reports of roundups of her brunette sister, although there Syndloate Marty hit home run Philadelphia led at the opening general ses' During the three day convention, direction of the LDS first way of findesPona3e an(l is really no scientific 2nd. Islon 8!ihmnp8USeC the for yearildency. on coming the program one if today. got ing out, for President Utah Banking Change Speaker U. S. Op Door To Britain School Commence On Monday thirty-secon- "short-of-war- Youth Called Serve As Missionary DIES full-sca- Well-know- ns . nt if ' San-taqui- n; Hcd-bor- wide-scal- bruishTmbassy U.S. ses-sio- n. Trade st 555S: BASEBALL During Week But-lan- d, three-year-o- ld 280,-00- AUNT HET t Annual June Conference Opens In Salt Lake Today Hilton Siamese Twins Find Way to Happy Relationship' PEACE 1- Warns Against Groups War-nek- dis-eve- ' world-famo- - ir ; I 'S&ugrrmm 71 |