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Show THE IVEATIIK- I!! T, ,.hnK- - a in rti V HATCH 'Ml I K WHITE Utile cloliil.V. I.AIJ! no - rhti-hts- . temperature. Ifl.AUK Some ono liijnrcif. jME liRIGHAM, 150X KLDI'U COUNTY. 44 Local Attorney Member Of Traffic Committee PLORABLE DITION IN I All, S ATI HILW MORNING. SKI TKMBLU I (Jury Cooper, Too, Heads The NAZI -- SOVIETS News-Journa- NU.MBKK Id.:!) GERMANY PAID 'RUMANIA l! 'POLAND POLISH WAR ku-th- e HEATWAVE CALIFORNIA work-cusses- - .. - j j j - j 1 i t - ' : s j - e Ben-Wrfnt- j ' ;')(),( (00 Dead Jean 22 'UP French inhumation that In oadrast chief. today Germany it. id lost I.iO.ihki dead 'and wounded. 9tm airplanes land tlm pilots m three weeks waifatc in Poland "In pH 1." Giraudoux said, "20 days alter the outbreak ot war. France had lost to Germany 8.3 per cent of her coal production. 80 per cent oi iron ore, tio pci cent ot steel, 30 per cent of textiles. 00 per cent of alcohol, and 7a per cent oi sugar. "Today we are intact. of men and resources is loo per 'ecu! pctlccl." The coiiqucNl of Poland, the 'information chief declared, docs not compensate Germany "lor t hiloss of lie Saar, as the industrial and coal pro-, during region is under the vigi-lance of our guns.' "Poland produces OOO.IKKI tons Gary Cooper, one of Paramount's brightest stars, whose of coal, the Saar 2.0OU, 000, latest picture is mean Gesle," is portrayed a bote reading he continued. "We are oil the icdge of Germany's most pop-the liox Elder News-Journa- l. uluus and richest industrial region. "The war is on the doorstep of the German people. said that "GerGiraudoux man strategists always picach-the necessity 'of a lightning blow al the outbreak of war ilo thrust back the enemy liom llic industrial region. lie went on, "The "Today, German general staff is unable to solve this problem. The Nuwlnil Capitols Have Not Lost economic situation is already -- Sou Roast m For worse and tit- -a point where Singjo Vessel So die German worker has assttl'--ancUneasiness in War of only a third of the food and goods as has the allied PARIS, Sept. 22 tUR) U P The PARIS. Sept '2 worker. io.a uuo.iMjios.s prevailed at'-- . ol F.'onol miiiKt-'"In 191-- the Kaiser was able n uout ral t i: a!1 not ( lot mao th. it iK'Uiiccd today tthma ines have boon unable as well as in Balkan chancel- lo say al the end of three the people look leries over tin- westward sweep weeks that to sink a single French mei to war fresh and joyforward w oil hieh Russia's at and my, that Fiance's (haul ship Today the Germans look luce Ptl.H had been blocked ful 10. CUM inllr-rum of eiitiiiiia sisl ol tin- I'lipol swamps and upon continuation of the war inui.icat ions ,m- fully vvillt dread and loathing. lue Imiesli river l aitn-'convoys Most a saw ohseiveis Giraudoux emphasized that paralw as laid on tin1 .soror- lel Stress between IlilV and 1939. In, this phase of the war has not ity of French shipping as D o U 7 Go runny unloosed Bolshe- ended in a peace by which the war on the uestoin trout canic v. with the ism on the in M by transport- German gains are confirmed to a virtual stand-t'li- . nd Trotsky Lenm in' ltonti and consolidated hut with the ( xrrpt ion of heavy artillery Sv. zi t la tut to Russia to prospect of a long war which P .r: and b" fit e. w bill- both tin ove.'lllinw o the Czar. they are unable lo meet. mans moved toiilorrrr.rnK up !u 1939 pau-slaism is tevivcdj to their linos ol inritiriitiiiiis ill Lutopc, alongside com nei: Fn .ar Tonight's r. sn , as a dual men ice In; Judge Horsley to'. in quo. No. .'N a M the security of smaller stales On KDYL Today "It was a quio, n.i on all which have been si niggling ini t to, n IV a o il so, to, S ol tilltin' last 29 years to rebuild Judge J. Wesley Horsley will toroo.s continue on the shattlered speak today on the community independence insure ptoteelion of out cnnvoyr home arid family life program oiuata ion., pas! regimes. amt pursue enemy saoiiia rines. A communis! wedge has been to be given over radio station Ministry ot Marine officials driven deep into central Europe KDYL at 2 p. m. The program denying the lost- m a single with the arrival of red armies will be broadcast from the On on the frontiers of Lithuania, state fair grounds. French merchantman by As fast pedoing. sam the siibmai me imrgary and Slovakia. Judge Horsley will make a throat has not affected French as tin- army advances political survey of the recent developshipping largely because of ex- commissars move in and create ments in I he county project cellent eouipment, including the local communist governments which is one of four conducted by French marine air lot re. installing people's commit- by the federal government in tees. the United States, the other The French navy.-- only being conducted in thus far has been the mino-laye- t So far as could lie judged projects Pluton which blew up ip fiom coni radicloi y dispatches Ohio. Tennessee and Kansas, Jack Horsley and Nola Owens statements of port at Casablanca on Sept. 1:! and conlkclmg d e German and Russian radios, will also bo hoard m a roundwith several hundred casualties T ho Pluton was loading mines then- was no lessening todav in table discussion of the wink now going on. out e(Continued on Parc Threet cp page three) Sept IGiraudoux. - I I h Far e i I lu-- - l - i - v I pto-vok- pau-Ger- - i - i - , lo-,- s 1 : 'FN; RNFF e pro-Naz- j I i pio-dim- BUCHAREST, Sept. 22 (UP) The government announced "blood tonight after a i of iron the purge guard that the assassins of Premier Armand Calinescu and "all of their accomplices, have been executed in a wave of vengeance extending throughout the nation. The known number of Iron guardists executed during flit period of reprisals since the killing of Calinescu Thursday afternoon stood at ltil hut it was believed that this figure would be consider-- I ably higher within a few days, I Guardists leaders and el s still are being weeded out from thousands of men seized in wholesale arrests, The new military government set up after Calinescu was slain appeared determined to kill every iron guard leader r and upon whom It can lay its hands. The government is expected Id issue a eommunique soon giving the total number of executions because of wild rumors circulating in Bucharest i of mass killing.4. Throughout the day the bodies of executed guardists lay sprawled in grim warning in public squares of towns and cities throughout the country while police and troops arrested thousands of others. "This will be the fate of assassins and said traitors, above the corpses, posters which lay in pools of drying - r j sub-lead-- sub-leade- v blood. In Bucharest alone more than 1,000 Iron guardists and suspects were seized and hustled away to prisons and already overflowing concentration camps. The new premier, leathery General George Argeseanu, former minister war and collaborator of issued Long wails by truckers and slain Calinescu, announcing producers encountered in past eommunique years when mote Ilian 100 beet completion of executions: "During the night of Sept, conveyances have been lined up al the Inch ty waiting lo unload, '21 to 22 the assassins of while producers worried about ,and all their accomwould plices organizers of the plot severe frosts which freeze in Rmir crops has been and instigators of the crime-h- ave been executed. This necconsidered hv the company and modern unloading machinery essary drastic measure was which will greatly facilitate the taken In the Interests of the of the country during unloading problems are now in- defense an actual exceptional situastalled at the factory. Il is Rial from a third to a tion." Reliable reports tonight half ot this years crop will be d that a total of 156 iron delivered direct to the factory. guardists have been executed Key men of the factory have since the slaying of Calinescu met with Salt Lake officials for at 2:16 m.. Thursday when p. meettheir annual organization his automobile was hailed on ing, and the factory and all 'the boulevard Carol II, one of other preparations are in readi- the main streets of the capital. ness lor the coming campaign. Previous reports of 400 or 500 executions were described as exaggerated. It was learnHoney ville Youth ed reliably that 76 iron guard-ist- s On were executed in concentration camps, 44 in one and Radio 32 in another on charges of A. C. Cook, son of Mr. and having been the "instigators Mrs. Alina Cook of Honey ville, of the assassination. In addition, ihe actual killplayed a solo on the baritone horn tit the Weber college ers were executed publicly in teachers institute at the Bucharest on Ihe spot where in Ogden Thursday. He Calineseii fell and with the .also played over radio station saute revolvers which riddled KDYL over the initial television his short and stocky body with program sponsored by The bullets. In scattered towns and vilRafts Company department stoic where the pictures were lages of the iron received and pictured in their guard were rounded up and windows. made to pay with their lives Jrofessor Clair Johnson of in executions to which the pub-wa- s invited. the Welier college faculty was A. ip. charge ot the program. V C. is entering Weber as a SON BORN A son was born to Mr. and freshman this fall. Mrs. Mirle Hawks Friday night at a local hospital. It is their Nitflit Foot bull tenth child. Mrs. Hawks was formerly Stella Pulsipher. iCiarnt Slated . Cal-inesc- u d Featured Programs col-.leg- s At Tremonton The first night football game ever to take place in Box Elder county will he staged under the lights at the Box Elder county fair grounds at Tre- monton next Friday at 7:00 p. m., wheq Bear River high school gridders tangle with the Ogden high school Tigers. vicOgden holds a tory over Tooele and they are favored with Box Elder to take region one prep honors this ' vis-ixt- s ; The employment situation in Llder county will he relieved September 29, when approximately .I.IHX) per-- i sons rninmom-harvesting Box Elder countys 10.790 acre sugar beet eiop, according to Orson, A (To isiensen, district managet 0 Tall Idaho Sugar com-- ! Yield this fall is expecpany ted In be within 15.000 tons of. last years record harvest of, Hia.ooo tons, when the average per acre yield was more than It! tons. All beets this year will be pro cessed al the I Rn l. mil mill, and during the initial week only 2.000 tons of per day will he and only lnim is having orders to liar Vesl, Mr. ( To isiensen said The el up is 111 exrellenl eon Oiliiin. and although ilioulli dm ing curly spiing ill Hie northern section ot the county slightly effected stand of heet$. ideal glowing conditions since willproduce laigcr plant and offset the lighter stand. The processing campaign will probably commence Oelohei 1 and continue for at least 90 days, with approximately 100 persons employed in the factory and at the loading stations. are Sugar company officials to ' prolong urging producers harvest to the lulk-s- t extent and point out thiit during cold fall weather tin aero ol beets increases one Ion in weight and one per cent in sugar content each week. This would mean week $150 pet uppioxiiu.itcly lor a producer with a crop, district manager Christensen said. The usual policy of producers, not unjustifiable, officials said, is to harvest heels as early as possible and let the other fellow wait for adverse harvesting the conditions and produce plants with tin high sugar con-terBox Ami Wounded PARIS, Reiny: Hunted Down Everywhere Harvest Nears French Claim 1 Iron Uuardists Suj;ar Beet cap-ito- 2 PURGES THOUSANDS PARTITION Attorney Walter (!. Mann attended a meeting of the enforcement committee of the 16H STATE Utah Traffic Safety Council held yesterday in the slate l dlords building. May Leave Mr. Mann has been invited Wanted Down Buffer State to be a member of the committee which proposes. "TrafAround ;:e Animals Warsaw f ic Accidents Can Be Prevent-- j ed. lUP) This was the first meetHL'ULIX, Sept. 22 1UP1 Nazi $.VV. SO!-- ' organized into ing of the committee of which and Soviet sword.-- - today carv. wasants the Soviet George H. Lowe ot Ogden is ed out the fourth partition of are hunting down chairman. Poland since 1772. slicing from jrrny and not ill to south along the beds1 resting landlords ot font rivers vast torests and extending from Poland, it Die Last Prussian to tin- Hun of eastern inoum-eby radio jar- frontiers. 2 DROl The only major alteration of wete said to, the line which has been agreed maki fugitives CONTINUES IN the teeti Ken thrown into town and upon "in principle" by a large SPARKi eom- Russian and German jails or into camp near Sap- mantis, would lit- cstahlishmen-oTsizi awaiting Soviet trial on a Polish of small j ' " the of exploiting Both state around Warsaw. before collapse Russiat- anti German official 73 Thousands Dead, state. soil! cos tonight parried quo: ( Polish radio said that Moscow Million lions regarding the possibility Prostrated, ol sueli a rump stale. js in the Polish Ukraine They verti- Dollar Damage into most of the moving replied that "the final frontier iek is not yet drawn." slates and settling down of luxurious homes'' Germany is exlremely anxiMiS after landlords, former oils to establish a natural fronof the latter. tier with Russia, a major con,ilandlords found on their in drawing up the D of a statewide heat sideration day eighth rs in the approximate 180, demarcation line, according to 73 thousands was wave dead, It was .pare miles of Polish termore than a mil- foreign office quarters. taken over by Russia in prostrated, from a out that natural pointed lion dollars damage to crops mem with Germany were tier obviates the possibility of slow-ustate's in the a and :o have been arrested. quibbling over details. normal business functions. battalions of peasants or-The present temporary from 58 persons in south-- I of Deaths by the Red army were tier slices Warsaw into two north-! 15 in and California wed as having tracked ern the larger section falling parts, ern California were attributed many landlords hiding in the ab- on the German side while Praga to or indirectly directly nests and marshes and will he occupied by the Rusnormal heat. .mined them to jails When asked if the final sians the over went Temperatures trial. frontier might cut Warsaw in lttO in many areas, this manner - concern degree mark rat ion camp an official source hut an afternoon breeze kept ovka is being filled hits It replied: "Why not? lowthe thermometers slightly on; ters brought in hourly been done in the east- of other were er than Thursday they peasants. HAT Los Angeles, cities. and : radio announcement The demarcation line leaves said, whichWednesday. experienced previously he: peasant batialions, com-- 107 recorded the lion's share of economic weather, of the degree occupoorest classes of 103. San riches within the German 'fa in were f a day.maximum of was 97 pation zone In particular the maximum Francisco's "full using in DIM industries with powers for the third consecutive day. upper Silesian iron "S down the kulaks Ktt fields. In(small The U. S. weather coal and their bureau owners) as well as rich on the Russian dustries falling revised its original forecast w'epers and landlords. of t he forecast and said tomorrow side are textile mills northeast, machine factories of would he "another hot day. of the Belle Spa (Tore! The bureau said there was no I.wow sugar efineries mt iu Ukraine. beII i ed Sliealv Atl prospect for a real break fore Sunday. W (rims New reports of death by pros- Automobile Stolen Session Society . Black tration were received almost 4 75. : Belle S. Spafford of the hourly and ambulances clanged Thursday Society general board through the streets of cities to A car owned by R. W. Jenhere today and tomor-:o- r give emergency aid to persons sen of Fourth East and Fifth the Relief Society con-- who collapsed from heat. was stolen Thursday sessions to be held in were reported in North from in front of his day home. night ;:r5! "arc! Lo's San chapel and the Ar.geles, San Diego, The loss was not discovered trade. Francisco and Alameda. until yesterday morning. Spafford is the editor Many large business houses Mr. Jensen had left a broken Relief basis a restricted on Society magazine operated in the ignition which aided speak at several of or closed down entirely to let key the thief materially. Wings. She was a visi- - their home. stay employes A late report from the shet 'W at the Relief closed most in cities Schools Society iffs office, details of which are fatty in June. down or let out classes eal lacking, advises that tin- cat has been located. UNION'S HKItK Hall Relic Pioneer ar,c "rs. Xoal Bennion s. Marie Pierce Wins Douglas and Fred-;.arOpen to Public her' from Corvallis. ,n' "here The Daughters of Utah Pio- Recognition Mr. Bennion is '7er 01 the faculty of neers relic room in the courtMiss Marie Pierce, daughter College. They are here house will he open during the of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pierce "mrate the winter every Friday afternoon of golden Harper Ward, was graded from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. with of Mrs. the freshmen among highest Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lettie Troxell, Mrs. Ethel the English placement taking Olsen Alton Mrs. Smith and Holmgren, and pjan test at the University of Utah 7 about a week. in charge. in Sail Lake City, it is reThe public is invited to come Marie entered the uniported. JlL and see the wonderful selecon a scholarship and is Day Carnival versity tion of relics which the Daugh- accompanied by her twin sis-- i ms let's of Pioneers have collectProgress ter. Miss Margaret Pierce. ed. students and Teachers hl an-7 "n details! studying Utah and Brigham ", here October 21. when history are especially welcome. Injuries Prove Fnlal !. of tii' are depicted To CCC Enrollee s annual duck day R.E.H.S. Students O Al Potter, pres-thFloyd E. Blanchard, 20. BrigBox Eicfor Celebrate Football ham CCC enrollee. and son of "delation states Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Elan- )rred hv ,hp' Victory of Toledo, Ohio, died at Brigham chard r chamber of commerce, a hospital Friday at Brigham school Box Elder high supervision of the fed-- ' 5 a. m. from injuries suffered ''C three their dents celebrated mdnor carnival to foot of the season Tuesday when he attempted 7''11withhc tigged out in. last bailnightvictory at a school dance leap from a loaded gravel truck bars, roulette in the he was driving when he feared high school gym. ',.pok(r 'ab'"s and black-- : The it was going to overturn. out The student body turned ;""1 burners suffered a broken hack, youth dance en for first mass the a thousand pelvis, ribs, brain concusion ot the year and all had a won'"wy for derful time. The Merry Mak- land internal injuries when the a'l nizht. truck crushed and ers' orchestra turnished music rear of the !ll' PVPn ch'tftt! is t0 for the occasion. dragged him along a high em-- ' h,,nrt,(,ds of duck bankment for approximately 'to annuaihun,tPIs uho flopk feet. ' before Two Killed in niht The eniollee's death brings C eommem-es. If Box Elder county traffic fataliare entertained Plane Accident this year to 5, equal to ties nave ; entire year ol 1938. and there something to do KELLOGG. Ida.. Sept "'Eb! and will mote than three UP--came off a are still wing to drive Accto go in 1939. months it and stunting airplane today and autoaside from deaths idental occutwo its rn crashed, killing thp season mobiles in the county, to date, , opens pants instantly. October 22. as ate also above last year. they t'jfifv "1 The victims were identified The body is at the 11. B. Felt y0arSi it was " hv manamembers of the as James Carpenter. 21. funeral home. Services will be p f'tation. ger o the Kellogg Flying club conducted at the local CCC of the Box and Ken Gibson. 2). a Sunshine camp Sunday at 10 a. m.. and "'n'.brt r,f commerce it Mine employe. the body will he sent to Toledo H by the Witnesses said the plane was for burial, probably aceom-ipaniefederation to x''p'hp "ldliVe resou rces imiigtng from a loop near Pine by Edward Bonell, an. other enrollee. ounty and north- - Creek, four miles west of b thrnuii The accident was the first when the wing suddenly usp of billPamphlets of a serious nature to happen papers a no t i.llapsed. PS. dt aun to seale, The wreekage plummeted 1o at the Brigham camp since it bunting areas a hillside from an altitude oi was established here more than .F' five years ago. m. most eonveni-tabout LOOP feet. ,IV w,i,-enter y IS? i '''"ion d Kel-h'gg- AIRCRAFT CARRIER SUNK Firs! submarine victory by the Germans against a French or British worship was the sinking of the British airplane carrier Courageous, shown above. Btilish Ministry (Jolf Tourney Reaches Semi-Final- s Snow shoes and hockey clubs won't be in style at the Bri". ham golf course before this year's tourney is over, after all. Harp Kilroy, it was reported, has conceded the long delayed match to W. H. Stay-neIt seems Harp didn't want to play in the morning and Stayner didn't want to play at night. A match now looms between year. The Bears, although fairly C. S. Hamilton and W. H. the heavy, are untried and inex- Stayner in the semi-finalperienced. but can always be winner to tangle with LaMont acGlover for the city championcounted on to give a good Glover has taken the count of themselves. ship. tourney for several consecuMr. and Mrs. Leslie Owen tive years and the winner of returned Thursday from u vs the semi-fina- l will have to I H.Ar ii r. CMt'iv'.v Dn aaarptMMwwMuiwii1 r? oO tOA 1 |