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I Ogden Pioneer Fund Held Bays o City's Property Trueman Refuses to Admit Records At He's Victim of Prisoner's Knife Of Hearing ESTABLISH" FACT Defense Ordered to Prove Money Not City's OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 1 s District Judge Lewis V Trueman declared today at the resumption of the Pioneer was trial that heTrViifVl Days Inc 4Vinf UfrfnA" mnnair asa had been earmarked celebration fund was "natur-as much Ogden city ly as the waterworks or money any other city fund to C MELBOURNE LEFGREN He's mortally wounded ogdeniteIies IN PRISON ROW Fellow Prisoner Confesses Stabbing But Claims Self-Defen- se SALT LAKE CITY Oct 17 (AP) — An Ogden convict was slashed to )ath In Utah's grim prison today feud --climax of a two felons between i"v H1 rtm I iiihii iiiciuuuiiic 24 serving an indeterminate gren term for depriving an owner of his CoL 1) (Continued on Page - long-standi- I I L! ng 1 t FRANK FRANCIS1 FRENCH SMASH 17 VIEWS : 1 i t z T Lt estimated 50000 hunters rturday ' persons weeks prematurely at iJurnett sanitarium Monday night to Mrs Dorothy Menezes Dr V G Ghormley said tne first child was delivered at" five- y five p m and the last at n m Two of the babies were strong he said but it might take two days or so to determine wnetn er the other will live rwr huntinsr has become a great so is and popular through sport out the land that many eninusiasis come to Utah from the outside to participate in the excitement Most fortunate will the hunters be If they escape casualties Every year one or more of the gunmen is shot DUTCH FREIGHTER Otherwise the sport is most enjoyable as It stimulates the slugIN GALE ASKS AID the city man and gish blood of Ma him to cet out where the air is pure and life Is animated SAN FRANCISCO Oct 17— (AP) to a high degree — The 4436 - ton Dutch freighter TTaH n call from John Bothwell Djambi flashed an S O S today Mr rsA wife of Pleasant View vinflr her steerine apparatus was nthwell Is approaching 83 but broken and asking Immediate as he is up at five sistance MacKay radio reported vrv moraine 'tnrlf or noon thereafter mak Her position was given as about ing himself useful about the farm 1500 miles off Seattle She normally carries a crew or He chops all the wood for the about 40 Globe wireless said restores and last winter they burn ports from the ship indicated she was in a heavy gale ed five or six cords Wonder li our young xeiiows have a clear idea of a cord of ten-fort- m m A husky boy not accustomed to Slayer of Dancer Sentenced io Die long swinging an axe would tire before he had reducea a com to LOS ANGELES Oct 17 — (UP) — De Witt Clinton Cook stove wood sizes parolee of an Iowa reformaEight feet long four feet high tory today was sentenced to dien xeet wide goes to mane in the gas chamber at San Quen-tiV'nd a four of wood cord up prison for the murder of Anya Sosoyeva former Follies dancer One of the Imperative duties of on Los Angeles city college camboys in the days long since gone pus last Feb 24 bv wa-t- o cut the fire wood stack It In the woodshed and then in winter get up by candle light and build the fires f I ) Make Believe Mr Bothwell was In the rush for the Cherokee strip half a cen tury ago "Riding a swift horse he dashed m the Kansas boundary to get v J choice niece of land Arriving "In the scene he discovered the whole country In possession of who had gone in tne "scorers night before Though out of the horse and buggy days this former school teacher and mail carrier continues to enjoy life but he refuses to stay indoors His habits pursue him All (Continued on Page 2 Cot 7J o o hi© Scapa Flow Penetrated Nazi Sub to Sink By - Royal Oak MOVE TO ALTER PLANE SHOT DOWN NEUTRALITY ACT Second Raid In Two Days Reported to Jn administration Papers giving him his new as signment are in the mail Early said and he was expected to report for his new job immediately The White House made public an exchange of letters between in Andrews and the president which the latter commended the administrator and expressed his "heartfelt appreciation of all you have done to make the new operate (wage - hour) division smoothly and efficiently and in the best interests of all concern ed" TORPEDO SINKS NORWEGIAN SHIP BERGEN Norway Oct 17 — (AP)— Its owners reported today the Norwegian steamer Lorentz W Hansen 1918 tons was torpedoed and sunk with a cargo of wood bound from Canada to Eng land The crew of 21 was saved by a tanker at a point two days out in the Atlantic KELLAND IS SUED BY LITERARY ASSISTANT NEW YORK Oct 17— (UP) — Frances Rell Royce a New York photographers' model had filed complaint in supreme court today d against Clarence Budington novelist and short story writ er seeking $118000 which she said con was due her under a tract as Kelland's literary assist Kel-lan- 10-ye- ar ant — grounds "It's bad for the youngsters' said Miss Jennis psychology Weaver superintendent of playgrounds "I saw one place where children had built make - believe Maginot and Siegfried lines" VU iL ILVLOIJL-VU- (DllLkiL Would Bring War to U S Commons French the reported down Tells FLEMING Senator Doors PHILIP COL of devastatLONDON Oct 17— (AP) Takes orders from Perkins today in the face line fire Congress ing Maginot — German bombers damaged At least six - German divisions WASHINGTON Oct 1- 7- the Bntisn navai irammg were known to have taken part in ANDREWS QUITS the offensive Monday in two at uukbui 1 i (AP) — Senator Walsh (D- - snip iron Flow today the gov-7Mass) told his" colleagues to- Scapa tacks one of which carried 100 that repeal of the arms French territorymili day the battleship PAY HOUR POST tary dispatches to England today said INVASION bring the Germany again carried the war might sunk inthe was Britain Oak on Great the attack an Europfan war "right to our Royal with its air death dealers (above) in Fire Stops Enemy Iron the ship which training damaged naval base at Scapa Flow submarines same harbor by a German with door" front same Allied army authorities har the in was sunk Oak Takes Duke The British battleship Royal Saturdayfor de- off submarine last minister Army Engineer the strength of each division to bor which escapea aiier nring iur- - ff-German a Chatfield by LonI rnaff Saturday W? men Sink d to to Join be at least 10000 Over fense coordination told the house pedoes into the heart of the famous navai aeiense ponton the enemy" fire "Our stopped n me munition-ladeJLora C oi was told iiuimmivvum rtuimraiijof rirst iords that about four enemy Ranks of R F ships by the French general staff announctosenator chair- - War Outlawed Late Bulletins Oct President Kalinin By Play ground Huia President WILMINGTON Del Oct 17 (AP) — War games were banned playtoday on Wilmington 4Tn''Trrf-QT- IVALSHSCORES 20-mi- le ur FRESNO alif Oct 17 — (AP) — That is nearly one out of every Three baby 'girls were born five in the state ten R ti rf PARIS Oct 17 — (AP) — A smashing German offens sector east ive along a broken has river of the Saar ur 20 Th T77 nn Thursday admit The court then refused Ex-Heaas evidence city commission meet the periods ing records covering June 19 1933 to Dec 31 1934 from Jan 1 1935 to April 21 1936 and WASHINGTON Oct 17 (AP) — from April 22 1936 to Dec 31 1937 resignation of Elmer F And except excerpts taken from records The administrator as waee-horews involved in those periods which al Colonel succeeded Philip be to by ex ready had been accepted as the of engineers army Fleming hibits wn Announced today by the Court Satisfied House White Judge Trueman explained he Andrews' to resignation was eirec records these would not admit he evidence because they purported to tive Monday In a short time recon of the staff will the join establish a fact that money used as a "celebration fund" was city struction finance corporation Fleming who is now serving as money and that this fact was established to the satisfaction of the district engineer for the army at St Paul will be detailed to the court Trueman 1 am satisfied" Judge secretary of the labor She will said "that according to the evi- assign him to be assistant to an administrator dence so far presented the Ogden acting wage-hou- r Is was a who fund until Pioneer celebration ready techFleming full as same take to the charge will fund naturally any nically other special fund carried on the head the agency books of Ogden city and was as Stephen Early a presidential much Ogden city's money at that secretary said congress would be time as was the waterworks fund asked to change the statutes to or other funds and I consider that permit Fleming to become ultiit is up to Judge Barker (City At- mately the administrator of" the division He will howtorney Barker defense counsel) wage-hoand the defendants to show that ever have full charge of wage-ho-ur the fund was not the part of Ogden work even though technicalcity In other words they are on ly he will be subordinate to the their proof as to that question acting administrator for a time Seek Accounting Andrews former head of the The case brought by F C Smith new York state labor commission adminisseeking accounting of celebration organized the wage-ho1 monies and asking appointment or tration 1938 Oct beginning a receiver for its holdings was in Earlv said since he is an that recess until p m De engineer by profession he proba Continued on Page t Col 5J bly will have some kind of engineering work with the R F C That agency makes loans which require checking by engineers beBORN fore approval Fleming a graduate of West Point in 1909 once was deputy ad ministrator of the public works TO WOMAN M MUD MOtlSJl WEST FRONT Cabinet Summoned to Meet Daladier 5 FINAL EDITION " 1N LOSSES HEAVY Hi TRIPLETS ivill be In the hills of Utah next morning at the opening the deer season 36 H Six Divisions Halted Well In Advance of Maginot Line two-fifte- en and They Carry War to England r N ur NEWS cit I mii 2 Sections— 18 Pases 1939 NAZI ASSAULTS ON V r - He's Detailed To Labor Post - Vil I -- ' ending 4at period 24-ho- today) MinMax WASHINGTON 17— (UP) of Soviet Rooseadvised velt today that the sole aim of Soviet negotiations with Finland is consolidation of reciprocal relations and strengthening of friendly co - operation between both countries LONDON Oct 17— (UP)— Two German aircraft were shot down off the east coast of England this afternoon The crew of one plane was rescued U-bo- JFX at - advanced after explaining French outposts had been drawn back to prepared defensive positions in the face of the advancing Germans Military advices said the Ger-of man army threw a full division more than 10000 men into its first e sec assault Monday on a tor in the Moselle river valley This thrust pushed forward a mile and a half then across the border 100 yards into the French village or Apach near the Luxembourg ed ENGLAND HEARS ALAPli SIGNALS four-mil- Air Raid Warnings Cover Wide Area As Nazi Plane Sighted LONDON Oct 17— (UP) — Air Blocked by a curtain of French raid alarms were sounded over a fire the wide area on the east coast of Eng artillery and machine-gu- n Germans halted north of Apacn land today when an unidentiiiea Second Attack war nlane was' reported near Hull noon The second attack said French but the "all clear" signal at fears of a new attack dispatches put five German divi relieved air raider was German A afternoon action sions into Monday over the Firth of Forth iffhted sector eas of tht £aar on a Man-da- y whexa-Na- xi planes attacked river — north That is almost 200 miles There the German advance was area in which the English on of "the the said to have been stopped me line foreseen" still within German coast alarms were soundedcaused of sighting of today's report territory and well in advance an air raid warning in the Edin the main Maginot line all clear sig This was described as the larg burgh area but the soon alter est and most bitterly fought action nal was sounded The English warnings covered an of the war on the western front Area inhabited by many millions thus far no and embracing shipping fishing across hard The Nazis drove man's-lan- d in the Saar attack In and dockyard centers Thousands involved in to- the wake of an artillery barrage of persons in cities dav"s alarms took shelter ana without the protection of tanks ' no panic officials re French artillery fire shattered there was was at a stand the German drive causing heavy ported All traffic raid air the still and precautions losses dispatches said "faultlessly" ac With their first line of observa corps functioned the French cording to officials tion gone however Among the cities Involved in to command kept forces alert along were unmsDy the main line watching for a new day's warnings Driffield Rams Hull Bridlington assault eate lps Cleethorpes Margate Today French military dispatch no At isones Southend and rrh failed had es stated the Germans raiders were sight enemy at least for the moment to pursue points ed although several sectors re their attacks A F planes patrolling French confidence that the situa ported R skies in sunny was reflect tion was well in hand announce ed in a war ministry ment that soldiers in the class of " 20-m- ile - would be released from the army starting Friday and the class of 1910 would be released immedi 1909 SWEDES AWAT ately afterward ROYAL While military activity on the front increased in intensity Pre mier Daladier summoned his cab inet to meet Thursday with Presi STOCKHOLM Oct 17— (AP) — dent Lebrun for a review of the This Swedish capital is preparing war a lavish welcome for rulers and tnt!smn of Norway Denmark nd Finland on their arrival Wed nesday for a conference with King IF IT'S 95 Gustaf on problems resulting irom Soviet Russian talks with Finland and from the European war BYRD WILL KWs Christian of Denmark Haakon of Norway and Presiden Kovoesti Kallio of Finland with WASHINGTON Oct 17— (AP) — their staffs will find a When the temperature drops down and garlanded city to 95 below in Antarctica next win ter the American Antarctic epe dition will be equipped to measure the cold accurately The bureau of standards an nounced today that it was supply ing the expedition with 42 electric WASHINGTON Oct 17— (AP)— resistance thermometers and ac to Georgetown university r e p o r ted ce&sory eauipment designed make accurate temperature read that a "fairly strong" earthquake direction from ings all the way from 50 degrees in an undeterminedrecorded on its above zero Fahrenheit to 95 de Washington was seismograph early today grees below VISITORS flag-drap- ed 'Quake Recorded Georgetown Says Hitler Taunts British With The Massachusetts man of the naval affairs commit- tee took the floor at the openingof the twelfth day's debate on administration neutrality legislation to urge that this country s eiiorta be directed toward building up its armed strength and preserving its planes participated in the raid day at gcapa Flow Orkney Island navai base where German crews scuttiej the German fleet after world war No casualties mVa fell near the Iron an 0jd Dattlcship which ha4 p strict neutrality heen converted into a training ves "Instead or spending time ana Scana Flow Again Hit nfrgymarts us as uuncuua BERLIN Oct 17— (AP)— Brit- Will T moxT rw The i?c Ar-irfnA ain's first lord of the admiralty partisan Deiore uie wum "coujauthorized sources said today our moral influence as neutrals tne would "in such form as the Gerand ultimately surely involve s:us" tnw nf tVi dav was carried out over man supreme high command he aeciarea we snouiaj tn Biv6 ¥hm '" thinks desirable" be acquainted our attention to building up a tne ursney base shortly an Scapa Flow naval defense with photographs of bombing strong impregnable activities in the Firth of Forth army navy and air force greater wiw formations of Naz Two raJdeg taken Monday by German than any in the world a system six planes in one and four art of national defense embodying fliers — maae These sources tauntingly askenlarged army and navy adequate otner an followed wh ch coastal fortifications ed whether the first lord WinsDuke ton Churchill would dare deny that will compel respect from all- which the training ship Iron and Insure complete pro- wa the extent ZotJJtoSLjlsucagsJfoz nat" w une wnran docutectlon of the the in flicted against any eventuality light d been to have the admiralty by chaos the develops out of mentary proof said to be in whichdisorder done was No by damage of Europe and Asia" stroyed German possession - tne attacKers saw me administrathe described Walsh the and Commander Prien crew of his submarine which tion bill 4s a form of "pretended" communique — --—— sank the British battleship Roy- neutrality! which he said would aid 8el Lord Chatfield said She was al Oak Saturday and claimed to England and France by making arms available to them and wouip: damaged but tnere were no have torpedoed the battle cruisthe enmity of Germany ualties er Repulse were awarded iron Chamberlain he Prime Minister which argued would be denied crosses today for their exploits In house oi the statement arms a same made those that announced was they It come to with Lorl identifical commons central the If powers had arrived at an unnamed har- Chatfield's and Winston Churchill unus for this hate and Admiral despise bor and that Grand he asked "is first lord of the admiralty also told Erich Raeder hurried there to neutralanvposition" on nower earth that will at develooing warfare at sea there extend the reich's congratula-tionand their desperation to Today's raid the government stay fury elevated spokesmen said occurred at tenAdolf Hitler also (Continued on Paae 2 Col 5 J uerraan thirty a m with lour Commodore Doenitz commandplanes taking part One German er of the German submarine plane was shot down in flames and fleet to the rank of rear MOONEY CRONY ' another probably damaged Chat Bomb Pictures I Jrk satt tattr I7bv CITY Oct (UP)— President Albert G Burns of the National Inventors Congress said today he believes Dr claimed Antonio Longorio who to have invented a "death ray" has given the secret of his mysterious — and controversial device to the United States govern- ment the doctor an outhas not admitscientist standing ted publicly that this is the case" Burns added Burns said Longoscientist rio a Laketown 111 had made the death ray discovery six years ago Burns said he had seen the ray demonstrated He explained it accomplished its deadly purpose "However iuif Ji( p w anti-aircra- - ft " ru de-an- uwv cas-arou- se Si GERMANS SPEED REPATRIATION BERLIN Oct 17 — (UP) — Ger manv intends to repatriate all Ger man minorities from all European countries as soon as possible t to foreign office spokesman said It was estimated unofficial that German minorities in Europe total H more than 2500000 people Th snokesman said Germany did not intend to include Germans in North and South America ATHENIA HAD GUNS AMERICAN AVERS WASHINGTON Oct 17— (AP)— An affidavit saying tnat tne uner Athenia sunk September 3 en route to New York carried coast defense euns for Canada and was to be outfittted as a raider after nmnletine its trip has been filed at the state department by Gustav A Anderson of Evanston iu a WINSFREEDOU SAN FRANCISCO Oct 17— (AP) —Governor Culbert L Olson returned to Sacramento today to put the official seal on a release order expected to make Warren K Bil lings a free man this afternoon Billings with Tom Mooney was convicted of murder for the San Francisco Prer-redn- ess day bomb- killed and were ing in 1916 Ten on Market 40 injured that day strperI com- The governor Monday to time sentence life Billings by a wri mon recommendation court majority of the state supreme which previously had acted adversely on both Mooney's and Billings' cases Dutch Protest At Nazi Attack 17— (AP) h The government announced that Netherlands planes were fired UDon today by German anti-a- ir craft guns near the German port of Emden shortly after reports travel bureau operator and Athenia came from the frontier areas of nassenerer an attempted British raid on EmThe affidavit was drawn on the den basis of Questions by three con The government announced it sressmen: Francis H Case (R was protesting to Berlin and SD) Overton Brooks (D-L- THE HAGUE Oct a) Anaer Walter M Pierce1 Pierces congres in son grew up sional district (D-ur-ej Inventor Destroys Death Ray But Asks U S to Keep Plans - - NAZIS SLAP BANS ON AMERICAN BOOKS means of some type of ray" ray that is emitted tie saia tnemam"robs the red corpuscles of Oct 17— (AP)— A ban mals of their oxygen almost in- onBERLIN "Through Embassy Eyes" a stantly and the creature dies book by Martha Dodd daughter of former United States Ambassador "Anyone knows such a ray may William E Dodd was published mean victory or aeieat in any today in the official gazette war" Burns declared The book was barred until fur Since Longorio's discovery of a notice by the secret police on ther re"death ray" was made public the grounds of protecting the peocently "some scientists throughout and the state Banned at the the ple have uisputed the country same time was "Secret Armies" claim of the weapon's potency L Spi vak an American John while others have supported the by is a device such contention that SWISS LEADER DEAD possible Longorjo is said to have ZURICH Oct 17— (AP) — Dr Instrument his original destroyed 75 twice president of beHaab Robert after several demonstrations at his Iiome here died Switzerland of its power cause of his fear Dutch Cupids Are Too Busy Warlords Say AMSTERDAM Oct 17— (AP) — Netherlands authorities disclosed today they were consider- ing measures to stop an increase in marriages attributed to the fact that married soldiers receive five times as much pay as single men It was understood an order would provide that soldiers marnot rying after a certain date will differof the benefit pay get the field said The 21250-to- n Iron Duke buiic rConfittwed on Page 2 C6L I) TURKEY HALTS SOVIET CONFAB The Oct "-(-AP between protracted negotiations Soviet Russia and Turkey came to at least a temporary halt today with the announced ntentl Sukru Turkey's foreign minister Saracoglu to leave Moscow MOSCOW ' to-mu- ted night Saracoglu has been to Moscow witn nearly a month discussing connecin leaders Soviet problems tion with the Black sea and its outlet the Dardanelles Turkish officials said Saracoglu would hold no further talks either with Stalin or Premier-Foreig- n Commissar Vyacheslaff Molotoff before his departure Coincident with the announcement of Saracoglu's leaving was newsnaner Izves- H which asserted Britain andcould not establish an efFrilI ferMve sea blockade against Ger aid many because of the economic Rusfrom receive the Reich would sia and Italy The article signed by I Vanoff Soviet" scientist reflected support of Adolf Hitler's "peace camRussia was paign" and hinted that fn trva Oermanv eco nomic assistance on a large scale There was no indication of what the next move would be in Russia's negotiations with Turkey to confer Saracoglu ' was expected leaders Rumanian with shortly ua mMrnmt WORLD WAR MEMORIES By United Press The World war 25 years ago Oct 17 1914 Four German destroyers aume off Holland by British cruiser Un daunted made raid on German Flow Scapa Russian troops reached war-1 t U-bo- ats saw for defense r ential sunk in Halo Japanese cruiser Unmarried soldiers at present i v bay get three guilders (about $L50) chau Australian force occupied Ger a week and married soldiers 15 man island of Kaewieng guilders (about $750) |