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Show iV i air; Ttl(lratin'. 1nitoil Wt Stand . . . One Nation With Liberty and Justice lor All. No Foreign isms for the Fttileil Slates Aloeiica I'm Amei leans in liang NUMBER UKKiHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDAY MOKNiNG. SEPTEMBER 27. DUO. kjse Selective Service Registrations October 16th grants F.D.R. SALT LAKE C1TV, Sept. 26 (U) When Utah men regis-te- l lot serviee Oct. 111 they probably will register at public school buildings 470.000.000 Brig, fieri. W. (1. Williams. chairman of the state selective w' Awaits service board, said today. Hen. Williams said the board Action ate to "borrow one room in 26 (UP) plans Sept. jjUXUTON. each school for legistration house today unanimously put poses. He emphasized regthe ted and ?ent to ular education programs wou'd supplemen-irmv-navnot be disrupted. appropriation The board estimates about Rooso-loieijihMnns Piesident 76,000 Utah men between the poliey assailed as ages of 21 and .Vi will regis-- j to war. lClt door ter. uiianeously. Secretary n SLAPS t EMBARGO ON SCRAP METAL WASHINGTON, ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBERS u STAGE SEA WREAK GREAT HAVOC RESCUE IN CONTINENTAL RAIDS ATTACKS CONTINUE ON VITAL BERLIN OBJECTIVES AND IMPORTANT BASES Sub Victims Survive Eight Days In Open Lifeboats Hits Japan Hardest; Held Delense move - Sept. 26 (UR) survivors of the torpedoed British refugee liner City of Benares, including six children, have been rescued by two big Sunderland flying boats 600 miles at sea after drilling for eight days in open lifeboats, it was revealed tonight. The rescue of the 46 nearly exhausted persons reduced the death announced previously toll of the disaster from LONIX3N, Sept. 26 LTD President Roosevelt today plugged the flow of American sci.ip iron and steel to all couni ies outside this except Great Britain a move that hits Japan hard-- i I ISM UUNDON, Forty-si- WILLKIE MAKES Tin Friday, Sept. RAF early today trail of flame along channel coast 27-(- spread a the na.i-lielafter an authoritative statement that British bombers, attacking in waves on a "hitheresf. to undreamed of" scale soon The embargo on this vita' Stimson L may be subjecting Berlin to Jenry wai material, efleclive Oct. 16 constant night time siege. has the aim comes with increasing coneei n eounler-attac'Rhe lashing jui.imo woith o! this by Promises Greater ovei government was launched "on schedule" lo July 1. Japans southward expansion billow up the previous night's Share Ol at ought to he enough in tlie Pacific. 294 to 218. RAF assaults in which vital to saiisty anyone," The Japanese embassy said I The six children "brought National ncoiiie of Berlin were objectives it lias an said, adding that the to hack from the dead" ranged leporied embargo bombed heavily for a fuiirtli been placed for the Tokyo government. in age from nine to thirteen. (UR- OMAHA, Any Sept. 26 (sinsecutive night, as was the of the IS, Dll planes for n nomprotest or representations, The rations of the lifeboats Ri'puhliean presidential big Kiel naval base and the available. minis are said, iiiusi await inst met ions had been completely exhausted inee Wendell Willkie charged entire stretch of Adolf Hitlers not developments lfr delense liom received yet Tokyo and the survivors were "wail liiniglil that the new deal had channel "invasion bases," acRelentless Attacks or- in rapid-firbrake a out"Tins is red letter day foi ing to die" when they heard failed the farmer and then cording to official statements. Continue t I'liiii.i." Chinese Ambassadoi Jiby: the flying boats overhead, it lined a program deHaving more than doubled on Di eonfrees li Shift .said. lo was staled. signed give the intensity of Us counter-oflensivAgainst London The piesidential fol fess piolits order How the 46 persons managed greater share of the royal air forces lowed by two months an emagreed to free amor-plan- t to survive for eight days on the income. 27 This aerial view, passed by German LONDON, BRITISH ON BOMBS were bombers Friday, Sept. early today lacilities from gov-on of of the in the heart bargo clamped t shipment seas Speaking and exposure (UR) Great fiery butsts lightis asserted to show German bombs on Portsmouth, Englighting the French coast like censor, secconi i ol. an They also ed the inky sky over London aviation nation's "bread basket" gasoline equally which accounted for the deall) a Fourth of July display out land. In circle, upper right, direct hit scored on docks. Arrows war to peimit amortization product ti of many' aboard the Canada-boun- tion, Willkie outlined his farm of control. to guide nazi important today water. early bombs from bubbles show hitting construction that bombs and "breadbasket" si plant before Japan and all other countries approximately refugee ship, remained vieus Swooping out of low rain the hemiwestern in the lij.tKM) ieen staned since June 10. unanswered. to their targets fol- outside peisous clouds, waves of the British coli.-euwa: Senate isolationists The sphere. opened lowing a massive aerial asspeech The air ministry, in announcTurmoil Foments bombers loosed an avalanche Spain May Enter Since then. Japan has moved attack on pro-- , sault upon til die.ss" the rescue, said the surviv broadcast nationally by NBCs of bombs, followed by great naval ing Southampton New Axis Pact In International to sell "flying fortress base that left hundreds home- into French ors were expected to land at led network. leaping flumes, watchers along which brought a sharp stateBritain. ers to Great His program, which In said the BERLIN, Fiiday, Sept. less. a British port late tonight. Dover coast reported. Settlement ment of to from State The house heard Rep. Wil-P- , ici man)', Secretary Improvements. and 'Londons 20: h night of almost Italy The 46 persons were not tak- is subject Overhead more squadrons of Cordell who Hull said the would provide: Lambertson, R Kans., unrelenting siege brought GerBritish planes droned out across SHANGHAI, Friday, Sept, Spam will sign a document ol en aboard the two Sunderland of soil the or repeal of the conscrip Strengthening at fly'ing .boats but were picked man bombers smashing at a status quo in the far east was 27 (UR) Strikes and violence "historical the channel above a grey mist. importance" disturbed contin"duress" conservation m act. noon being by Adult program; wall of in the international setRoini after point along tin llitjer's new up by a warship directed to thundering spread unand that of the loans United r,en. George States tlement today and Occidental chaneellui y. it was staled C. commodity fire shortly after the French coast was said to have tlie scene by the British air- uation and disapproved. til a better method is devised; chief ot staff, b) a mlinble nazi source. men, a authorities feared crisis been lighted by brilliant flashes government had issued an ur- "deprecated The scrap metal embargo which told to have The document's contents were development and extension of and great flames, so bright to airplane factorculminate in a when gent time From the the appeal might City adeseen was a of this as an 1,000,-menrural the army will have electrification; stiffening ies for more fighter planes dimmed the groping of vessel, Japanese move to seize con- not disclosed lud it was hint- of Benares, a 11, of farm credit; they national lot- "the defense of our coun- countrys pacific policy and trol of the French concession ed that it would have great was including nazi 10 p. m. on quate system at searchlights. torpedoed infollowed by less than 24 hours Smen and conscripts in try. " So was Che attack and most of the international bearing on the "filial phase" the night of Tuesday, Sept. 17, and continuation of crop surance on wheat pending a that itintense of the war against Britain and eld by next Feb. 1. The government asked par- another $25, (Hit), 1)00 Export-Impor- t settlement. the RAF was until yesterday when they wore, full test. appeared loan the United .bank ol the axis new future piia-.eby The war t h e bent on repeating its Police department said ticularly for more of the new the the investigating (boats, flying sighted by of a to States the lie said the purposes China, engaged in the regular army, with Boulton-Pau- l of the previous defiant strikes charged they were fo- "European older." fighters 46 persons had drifted tin. life ing struggle with Japa- mented by Japanese agents, The document to be signed agricultural adjustment act ol night on the nazi "invasion nor, riel of 321,000 enlisted with power-drivegun turrets prolonged it was stated. boats, 1933 still constitute nese invaders. our nanow is the Berlin and Kiel. lo enable the Japanese at noon today ui a. m. EDT), largest in the to challenge the raiders, 31 of ports, Immediately after the disThe new embargo came ..in perhaps a's peacetime history. which were said to have beer to seize control under the pro. it '4.saul, will be executed by aster, one. of the worst of the tional farm policy ami that attack on Bernight's reabandonno the of be must "there midst unconfirmed German Foreign iMnister Joa- war at It also announced lin was the longest of the war tense of "restoring order. that 20 siwt down Thursday against a British the governsea, ports that Japan has agreed to -- five hours, according to nazi Bus and streetcar employes chim Von Ribbentrop, Spanish ment announced the loss of 291 ment ol it." ranking officers from nine loss of only eight British fighta defensive alliance with GerAgriculture, he said, is the statements and appeared to 'American countries will ers and five pilots. , have been out several days, Minister of Interior Ramon persons, including 83 children, foundation of and have been one of the heaviest America a Last night and early today many inandthe event the United The strike was extended td Serrano Suner and Italian For- - and the rescue of 112 persons tour of Amer-militarcolfor and most added Great that Britain Slates any program Mmistei ign incescollection effective thus far uiv establishments the nazi bombers droned municipal At that time the government be cannot a domestic extent in laborate to recovery Ciano. 1. Officers from the dertaken by the RAF. the other santly over London, dodging the employes there abandoned that hope recov east if without farm achieved far flu The emissaiies of three particularly arwith In striking at Kiel, the RAF .nr, American countries are the pounding barrage of would be any further surviv ery. this country used the great city nations, m addition to discuss- ors shells. for two hours attacked the chie Utilities Tin a similar tour Oct. 16. and ll ft Shakespeare, praised his running mate, Bailie end of the vitally imThe United States The raiders dropped dozens British naval base of Singa- insisting on remaining anony- ing the flit ll e com se of the chairman Godfrey of the childrens ovi agreed Sen. Charles L. McNary of pore. Britain has offered use mous for fear of retaliation, war in Europe, also are expectof each nd Brazil canal and a flares, momentarily for $20,000,000 seas reception board, had said Oregon, as a "great" farm portant German the metropolis in of the base. said agitators were threaten- ed to take up its spreading and naval shipbuilding busy fjpment of that countrys enveloping com-onew the to criticized leader in and regretfully; Hull, response direct the families of workers ramifications in the Far East. center, scoring ing great white glows, followed by ments "many industry. on for "The conditions were such deal Ribben-tiop- , reports that units of unless the employes of pas. "concentrating Minister "Foreign it was said. the crash of high explosives hits," iuse approval of the supeand of production" the U. S. fleet would be trans-fro- electric Count Ciano and Serrano that there was little chance problems The beginning of 12Jhour rnal power and water-workbill or "breadbasket" clusters of lerhed appropriation Hawaii eilher will execute a document for passengers, whether adult making "little ettort to expand Suiter bombs. this end. struck raids was said authoritaweek the total defense e.xpen-- s night plants still domestic that United the market States at or children, to survive. im pm a we The attack on Southampton ward newspapers said that of histotical tively lo have brought all Gerapproved by this ses-J- l lor the far east, said basing Japanese A strong gale which was exists." noon," said the reliable na.i 30 to 70 German planes atwould the the blows of under drivers taxicab many by join to congress $13,000,000.-A few highlights of Ills adof this country's battle fleet in informa nt. said to have swamped several bombs by British dropped far the largest peace-defens- tacking in two waves was the Hawaii still remaim'd a fun- strike soon. dress follow; Count Ciano. now of the lifeboats was blowing bombfiercest raid experienced These same papers hinted and by damental Wellington Whitley in to come this "I have American policy. appropriation great ers ranging as far as Berlin lo Berlin, will leturn when a German submarine albase marines naval United vital and States that the port tun history. toThis does of the farm He declined comment on the belt on Saturday after legedly torpedoed the Canada-boun- center and even eastward of the Gerwould be withdrawn soon since the start of the war, acelude a metal embargo except recently approved night to give you some of my man capital. lo scrap liner. cortoo Italy's was small to signature force Press United the cording Oti.uob naval I on carto it believed he views that spent expansion say agriculture. The 40 adult survivors includdocument, it was said. William Sheppard to preserve order. respondent am, which was an author-ried out the wishes of the masince the arrival of ed Bohdan Nagorski, Rolish the first 37 years of my life audays, settlement attack. at witnessed International who measure. of the American people. and shipping magnate, and a Cath- in the middle west. During my Welfare Board a crisis next Bei't'ano Suner in Berlin thorities The toll of dead and wounded jority I worked as a farm hand Sen. Lewis B. Schwellenbach, week end.expect supplemental bill carries t olic hi talks and Hitler with It understood Increase In was bombs when he ran said, priest, Fathpr OSullivan, youth high, '.792,636 cash I have never lost touch Reports and $150,-and other anil members D., Wash., has the na.i rop. the who been aboard press as City so had have homes the tat far Japanese destroyed workers of contractual I have invest Assistance Payments authority well as industrial properties of congress insisted more than made no demands, but some been saying that Spain is 'ap- of Benares as an escort of the with the farm. lh' army, and $60, ed the larger part of my sav701, (XX) and at least six of the attack- a year ago that an embargo are the hour of great de- child war refugees. SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 26 tie-uproaching the when expected and sx, 300, Otto of contrac-- I in farm land. To me, -(- UR)-The as todays be invoked. becomes ings cision" broad hints that with rescuers on average old age told his all bombers were said to such ers Nagorski complete, probably authority for the navy, Generalissimo Francisco Fran that "we had made up agriculture is the foundation of assistance payments in Utah They contended that United Monday. been shot down. have t hided of scrap metals, are funds to raise co might he on the verge of have increased by nearly two there was no hope of America. The beginning of the night States supplies army "In view of world conditions dollars per household during gasoline and other strength to approxi-)- ' attack on London was heralded aviation enleimg the war. rescue. We had been in an 1.500JXK) materials were the chief spark Tremonton Service men open boat at sea for eight days today, and of the necessity lot the last year, the Utah departagain by the heavy blasting guardsmen and of the "archies" which threw to Japans war machine. and we had no water and our national unity, it is imperativi ment of public welfare reportGlee Club Boys is the only major cus- Station Robbed rars within the current a In August, 19.' 39, that we set to work on a pro- ed today. Japan steel of food was practically gone. curtain protective JPartomer that will be cut off from The measure pro-for domestic $24.63. In recovery Elects gram Officers roar payments averaged the we heard the into sky. 'Suddenly ttle American Emery Burns service station supplies of scrap cannot bt August of this ypar the averai'my with funds to of airplane engines and looked But this objective struck at the south Raiders was broken Tremonton East new elected officers ot it age was $26.51. P up production of planes, and east coasts of England on metal under the embargo, at Newly to the sky where, to our achieved without recovery countries affected either into late Wednesday night ot t lie Boys Glee club of the Box up "unemploy-ablc- s to and equipment, Thursday f mll,,rials agriculture. Rayments of a one we saw and joint relief, morning, not much early Thursday morning by Elder high school .are: Archil joy td the purchased from have increased most as "I military pilot train- - communique of the air and from boats the flying legat'd myself appear or, like Italy, have had an unknown party who gained Bowden, Manue' the clouds." Program employfrom 7,000 to home security ministries said. president: fortunate in having as my run- $22.46 to $22.98, to a entrance with this country real Jensen, vice president; Ted E. by breaking from $18.45 to $18.69 ?oper year and to expedite The Germans attacked a few cut offtrade some ning mate, Senator McNary, ables The plane dropped window and reaching in ant Mormaka, secretary and treas-uier- ; by ,hp war and for aid to dependent chilechaniation program, who coast more 20 for channel than the towns years along the door. stu- fruit and other light food parNoel Christensen, fig- - opening Commerce department a great been leader dren from $33.86 to $156.28. ry ndv gets funds to ex-- - lrom Hastings to Southampton! to Deputy Sheriff dent director; Donald Frost, cels but they fell into the water has According took that showed aircraft plants, to build late in the dav. lures of Japan for A number and it Rayments to needy blind houseagricultural equality, and of weak the out W. of Thorsen anil Ira reach " Pes fni t of American Albert ejiorter. if elect- holds decreased from $26.33 to he shall of persons were 'killed or injured about manufacture purpose, my ? aircraft Suns, for aviation The officers ate arranging a famished survivors. steel scrap Larsen, who made an investiand iron of to avail this $26.28. of export caused. ed, some myself and damage the intruder stole a r lncp "But we were not worrying party which wil and other purposes. during the first seven months gation. anil experience. ability a polo, quantity ofj)(, held at the War Memorial about food by this time, the of this year. Japan, with pur fishing the farm City Hub for Plants Imports "Fundamentally', Indo-China- s NIAGARA FALLS. Out. (UP' chases of 525,309 of the total candy, cigarettes and tobacco. home tonight at 8 oclock. The Rolish shipping magnate said. problem arises out of the fact The thief also broke Into tlm purpose ot the gathering is to Change comDespite war activities and $1,796,089 tons exported, rankour that farm population, it was not deRepresentative member the new tin curtailment of many ordied second to Great Britain music box but acquaint iPection to21 our cent of prising per termined whether or not any with those already in the Cawhich took 539,814. Returning Home tal population, receives only 12 nary trade channels, this lions Law Swindler was taken. Alleged money pethe 26-tcorresponding cent of our national in- nadian frontier city, still reDuring SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. per Members of the club are Active Here Thursday come riod in 1939, Japan took s This basic lack of mains a center for plant imFrench Sept. 26 to active an r -- MembersCITY, forward total 2,123,264 looking New the Another of balance Sign has caused a growing portations from the four corin Washington, I inspection of the motorof representative 60 than to with were the Britain mote made while boys year, Approxi tons Reports exported, volume of discussion and legis- ners of the world. committee Dj C.t Colonel II. Jacomy, was For Main Street . of the school participating. It local sheriffs office and the 3,600,000 trees, shrubs took only 234,234 tons. mately i ah Haffic safety Ameriin the the to board lation, culminating expected is anticipated that other stu-- city police department Thurs-act of vines, roots and other plant jXICKlay Japan was the biggest cus-- t can clipper for his homeland i), adjustment J. D. Gai dner, propn'etoi of dents will the glee clui day evening by Mr. Beecher, 19.33. were received here last v- in join purchasing tomer August, word Probably would Ipe tomorrow with official on South Mair which Gamble Stoic a to become the service the Atlas of twice almost tons promises pro k." operator Its purposes were to reduce fully in connection with the form of the United States will lend "all 1.37,429 street, installed an attractive organization of eon-- station on South Main streH, burdensome operated inspection aid short of war" to stiften re- monthly average for the pre- new electric sign in front of singing adjust marketing surpluses, of in the of siderable products Britain and Dan Frodsham, grocer months. importance ,re fr Utah the supply of agricultural prod- and fresh fruits dairy sistance to Japanese invasion. vious seven with his place of business Thurs- school. and vegetables, a man tons North Main that 136,604 street, second was a at presell to Col. state anil which to ucts the registered adds much demand, bring Jacomy day, Inspection and which was supported alP1 came to their places of busithird with 55,117 street's ovules such and incomes most McLarer work shall local hotel today but checked and Canada prices appearance agricultural ts :ae hv had said his friend ness and ill unanimously by RepubIt Rrovides For Iurty to parity. out "in a huff." according to tons. private service Funk, local artist, inslallet lican members of congress his t UR) and been arrested and he SAN The FRANCISCO here the sign. Today's embargo long gala; ll clerks, when his arrival "These purposes still con- should be continued. . . . We for were held automobile Wm. being late Stetson, popular feared by the Japanese became known. His wherestitute our national farm policy should continue the policy of I. signed the bill utv assessor, provided in his $UX) bail. The stranger said Ishi:icmkn abouts tonight was a mystery who threatened economic re Mr. Ukp because America can never go distributing borto he wanted had and $83 will surplus commodthat his executor should! taliation. While capitol ob- permitting the Export-Impor- t , .,0)1 batch .30 or row $13 on what he claimed to back to the situation in which ities to the poor. a some XoOO.fXio.ooo to for to aid lend bank restric the party give servers interpreted local grocer. TI1KI T OF CHICKENS in J,uns,nof " the because It is my purpose to of trade with! Id of hi s old comrades at a be a valuable watch, which agriculture,of botli tion as directed principally development Hansen returned REROUTED wa choose as would ignorance for fro-parties, leave ! he t secretary of agrisecurity. had which estaurant all 7'he measure. from a fishing trip! C. II. Retersen of Mantua against Japan, Mr. Roosevelt's Latin Ameiica. the loan from treated as a step-chilculture a man who knows agHe secured will .stipulated bor- - nuented. The which would the expand simply announcement explained They! reported to the sheriffs office officers ht 'll "'"'V the riculture, a man who holds as "Cooperative rowing power of the reeonstnie- - th.it if anyone should ask who; Mr. Frodsham, a good catch,! Wednesday tfcat someone had that the embatgo was intended Hi attenlater it was he and found renewed should toast said, a firmly as I do the absolute 81.-was the given finance g metal tiop givii party, corporation by four'.1"1'1 a ,I0Ut entered his chicken coop Sun- to conserve the scrap The conviction that our national obto should be drunk to him and' the watch was of little value. tion and encouragement. 3D! (IX:. doe. is :"1'1 defenses. designed bethis tor country's off At,,,. pounds day night and carried officers are searching marketing agreement program, jectives for American farmerr The a Hi forget aMtCmg about 18 inches tween 15 and 20 Plymouth Rod Almost simultaneous with an hlorh tnlalil.mnn economic nen then "every body swindler. ifur stteeess- - must be attained the which has operated alleged about of ine. Latin America 'eiration the embargo imuiieement of I chickens. y n l hem-jpphoi- SOUTHAMPTON SUFFERS FROM eon-hav- IMPORTANT FARM SPEECH e NIGHT RAID e five-iHiin- senate-hous- . 1 gale-swep- d 27-(- ( anti-aircra- 1 081-to- n - n -- y k r n s I b e "lie-caus- d e n Rib-ben- p inelud-tonscript- f ' ?' cloud-darkene- one-thir- f - d UR) Indo-China- i l' ask-Om- I o i hat-bee- ; .... marketing ! nne-fourl- I j |
