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Show Peg. The Deseret News, Salt Lake City, IP, U. S. To Lend! ,Brazil Cash ,To Buy Ships pi ,,,,, . - (1"1' .0 '4. i ' it I 10!---- CoMMIstiOtt for American trade. New "We have not yet been asked to advance any money on the Maritime Yotk-Sout- transaction. Pierson said.- - "The arrangement is that the bank will take 13razil's notes as each ship is Oelivered." TEN KILLED IN MINE TOKYO. Nov. persons were reported killed and 215 ImPrlsoned 1V0 feet under.' ground today In the collapse of a sulphur mine shaft at Morioka in : northeastern Japan. About 100 eseepott , I 4' AO ! arr -- ' '' 1 '' 1 - '' t., t ' 1 t I's' ,, ! 1 - 'nest Congressmen-Tak- e South Main. I c'' U. S. Pension Act Forecast t) 1 ' o p I p , 0 I 't t 1 )1, (1 i (-- ' i . a, 4 , ,t t k, iloiF464.46 are de- i ployes an extra all our week-en- d i ! 4 I I - , -- ' . .., up ' , tight Elearuira ot Bavaria, Mother of Oueen Mary of Belgium. said as the arrived today on the S. S. Veen. darn from Europe there was likely to be a revolution In I Ilth 1 : i,, - . 1 The Salt Lake City:Members i 1 UtAH AUTOMOBILE , , .DEALERS' .ASSOCIATION-- : , . - ' ., i Similar 1.611 I MARTHA WASHINGTON - the-pol- ar t CANDIES. 3 STORES e. SO. NAM EAST S1OADWAT IA I. LwowOG -1- 1441 USN W Allt, DAILY IN 'I (il-W7- 6); OUR BIGGEST c London Sir Latest War Flashes anita Nevi. Henderson. last Brit. ish ambassador to Germany. ad. dressing the London Press Club today. said "we must end the war in such a way that the only have grievance that the Germans shall be against their own rul ers, against their leader and the system that brought them again to de(eat." ROUIID 0 - OAK RAIIGES AMERICA'S FINEST Set Up Complete in Your Kitchen $89.50 SIX HOLE ENAMELED RANGE SPECIAL $59.50 I 1 :E4 ttnc! 4ZigEl HA Ni! UnNITURE - enommo CO ) vtittmli 0 WE DON'T SEEL UNIFORMS Id I 4 1P6 0 g 125-ca- , - THAT By Fred Neher b ,l-- 11:1 e' : :'- 5 -- 5974i ,',,, , they did long before the last war and, we hope, will do for generations before the next. l' ,,.,,:' - '',' 0000 I' 1 ,. ...,1,, 'AV - 0 - 1111211' ,v Vir) i Three representatives of the American Friends Service committee sail tomorrow from New Yoric on the liner Re( to help open- channels for relief in the territory conquered by (iertnany. J. Edgar Rhoads, of Wilmingof ton. Del.: Arthur Gamble. Lexington, Ky., and Frederic C. .. ... ... ,f ,,..., "Shut off that war news! . tie next door" --- i . 1 ' , 1 - , I to preserve peace and provide us with protection against aggression so that all of us may live free from the terror of war which. overhangs so muckof the world. sl i', '1 j IP e Sunday.Entergt at- - the postoffice at Salt Lake City as second class matter according to Act of Con. gress, March 3, 1879. 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All rights for republica- di, , N11115 Vht,Destret Member ot The Audit bureau --t we go about our business of Providing the men of Utah i - with wear at fair prices, honoring those who completed their glorious task just twenty-on- e years ago tomorrow. and thankful that the youth of today is not called upon to make simithings-t- o - I V - 1 . ' lar sacrifices. V ty v 11111 N - 4 qv . . - , .. i' et: ,. ? ,,,, , r.dai, 4 8 r 7 , 1 0 ..1? ! n 1 - ,,, 4 Philadelphia ZX Me 1 1 - - don't have to wear them and go abroad to fight. I 1 . and we are thankful our young men 3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER t regions. such conduct on his part would afford for a reasonable frail support claim of soverignty. 'I am therefore compelled sto stale. without adverting to other consideration. that Bus govern, merit cannot admit that such taking of possesslon as a discovery by Mr. Amundsen of areas explored by him could establish ) ). 0 , Duchess y 'DI, , 1 I Hart Schaffner & Marx make them as - 0 day, we have decided to dose , of Hoboken Put On lrams r em- , .., where for climatic or other regions actual aettlement would be an impossibillty, as In the case :System Will Be ILIFE'S LIKE ' hall-- 10 rasion. Phone $ In order to give Box und s It is contained in a hitherto unpublished diplontatic document in the foreign relations volumes of 1924. It means that Byrd and his party must not merely &sower new land in order to have it bear the stars and stripes. but men must stay there for some years to dome, was The Hughes statement Made when the Norwegian ex. was plorer. Ronald Amundsen. S. V. senator 'Walcott, former from Connecticut. will assist othte members of the committee in aiding children and mothers President Manuel QUCZOtt to- Yokosuka day Issued an executive order de. NEW ..0f11( Nov. 10- ,-1 excellency Con,lantin The destrover ToklUtukaub was wartime prof: signed to launched today, but details of A.liumansky, Soviet ambassador to the United States. returned Peering inprevent articles of prime neconstruction and armament were to America fuming and splutteringad because the ship news cessity. not announced. The order fixed the maximum answer. a to care asked he didn't hint reporters (piestion selling prices of certain foods, CRASH KILLS SEVEN Mr. Oumansky arrived aboard building materials and fuels. and SEGOVIA. Spain. Nov. 10. the Italian liner Hex. en route to ' I 14. appointed an emergency control 1Nray least seven Spanish fAMAt resume his ambassadorial duties board to enforce the and officers were killed air corps in Washington. violators. prosecute yesterday when a military plane Ile lost all ambassadorial bear. en route to Palma. Niallorca. from ing. however. when questioned MOSCOW crashed in Segovia Valladolid about a magazine article which Province. Four officers parachut Russia's foreign office told the charged that the envoy at one ed to safety. A fifth also hailed ambassador today that time served as a member of the rirrsnumi;ii. Sov. 10,(Ar) German out but still is unreported. Russia received with joy nets O(; Pt (Soviet secret police). modern A lot of gadgets on of Adolf Hitler's escape from "No! no!. I was never a memhave whould locomotives puzzled the Munich attempt on his life ber." the ambassador disclaimCasey Jones but none perhaps so and regretted the civualties causcomed. and then asked innocently: much as the new two-waed by the bombing. The press 'Mud is the OGPL'!" munication system Nvhich the printed long extracts from GerInformed that the initials were Bessemer and Lake Erie Rail-- , man newspapers charging Britthose of the Sortet secret police road plans to install on one of ish agents with the attempt. Mr. It s long. rumbling freight trains. Oumansky, organization, flushed of face and evidently This new equipment Will enable the engineer and conductor Santiago having difficulty finding suitable to talk back and forth between words, said: TO freighter Lahti. which ('hit. the cab and caboose while low can officials "It is not compatible with my had hoped to buy waves radio carry frequency dignity to discuas such things. with other German ships for six N'oirem their You gentlemen are unfair to through the steel projected private shipping moof hundreds Even rails. I me though about know 'flings the ran risk of an ocean question nopoly. car wheels may be grinding anti nothing about. I will make no with voyage today Hamburg as voice reprothumping along. the its announced destination. political statements." and be is to said duction sharp Pressed further, the ambassaThe British cruiser Achilles clear. dor said he had not read the has been reported patrolling the Lake Erie Bessemer and The coast of Chile. magazine article. and added: Railroad is 'believed to be the "Let us not discuss it. If of use such carrier making only have time to read it. ill read it." an innovation but company engi- Vatican City Rumors from abtoad that forit is "worth all it neers think Prelates reported today that mer Soviet Ambassador Troyacosts." Pius XII had instructed the Pope folhad been nowsky "purged" Aside from increasing safety. papal nuncio at Berlin to conlowing his return to Russia, were the communication system was vey his felicitations to Adolf HitOumandenied by Ambassador believed to lower operating coats ler on escaping the Munich beer who seen said had he the sky, cellar through rreduction in lost time. Wednesday explosion former envoy in Moscow. on a freight such as the night. B. and L. E. often runs, it's quite a problem for the engineer and rado, tonight was found dead of bullet wound in the head in a conductor to go into- a huddle on Balboa, C. Z. room at the Paramount Hotel, The Panama Canal Zone tonight some operation. question of accordunderwent a. complete blackout That's because trains of that "apparently a suicide," as part of a fifteen-minutanti ing to police. A heavy hunting length are slightly more than a raid drill. rifle lay tinder his body. mile from engine to caboose. - He had registered at the hotel At 10:43 p.m. air raid sirens, The carrier wave communication on U'ednesday afternoon, giving fire and church bells gave the ends all such trouble. system the name of Herbert Hildebrand, When the conductor wants signal for the drill to begin. and of.143 Sutter St., San Francisco. the entire Canal Zone and adthe engineer to stop a train Ile had no baggage. but apparenthe joining communities were plung-- equipped with the system, ed into darkness. and ly carried the rifle, a .number simply presses a button 70 Winchester, up to the room speaks into a microphone and alwith him. most at the same instant a loud Buenos Aires He was identified by Clarence the speaker booms out above Naval sources said today they Osborne. his secretary. Louis S. engineer's head. Then when the , understood at least a half a dozof the law of firm Stanch. wants to reply he pressLevy, engineer en French warships had arriv field and Levy, said he was ceres a button in the cab likewise. ed hi South Atlantic area to help tain that Guggenheim had not To listen. 11 e, merely lets go of the British navy patrol la nes. slain himself. describing the the button which normally is set lanes. death as an "accident." for receiving. i 2 ---- WE DO SELL GOOD CLOTHES 1 i 2-Po- with a note eying: "PossessiOn of all the land that Mr. Amundsen tnay discover will. or course. be taken in the name of lila Majesty the King of Nor-iay." But Hughes reptird! "Today. if an explorer la able ItS ascertain the existence of lands still unknown to civilization his of act called discovery. coupled with a formal taking of would have no aigni- as he might herald the advent of the settler: and 1 e heir AGEICIES 0E 0, Special stster-in-la- To U. S. Excitedly Denies Any Connection With Secret Police t. ' ( 4 Arn. bassodor 1 t 1 , 1st 1:L 0E1 s r t ,( li I ..,1tWP. ., 1 A ,t, 1 and Their Service Departments i I ( t t , T I - -- 7 , ) '' i ,,, A SATMIDAY I expediuon polar region. Norwegian Miniater Bryn the btate presented Department ed. I ,.: Department ed today I statement of policy. applicable to the forthcoming government Antarctic expediRear Admiral tion under Byrd. that eettlement of polar region s. and not mertiv diacovcry. is necessary tor ilauno to sovereignty. The policy was laid down IS years ago by Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes. but OW. dials say it has never been chang . AUTOMOBILE . I - t Soviet ny1 Denies Knowing What Ogpu Is ALL , 1 ID-Col- in ,.e ' ' ' ID-Mo- l; NEW YORIZ, Nov. George Denver Guggenheim, 32, son of Simon Guggenheim. philanthorpist. mine millionaire and once V. S. senator from Colo roars el Dependable Service! 0.- v Actual Settlement Necessary Say Officials dis Byrd Prepares To Sail South WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.( AP) about to set out On an airplane retailsto the north The State (D-Ky- ); -- 35 I 1 -.- -- t -t., t - ,, Yi; 1- t s, 'I t.. , , 1,, , --, J-- ''' t e Al:), , t t ' l'- ,i,--- (', -- ',0' .,. . ., 0' it) , i ,e'- Wing To Surrey United Slates Air Strength Discovered Dead 16$ yr: ) Members of the House and Senate In ill ta ry committee left Washington, D. C., yesterday on a sation.wids survey of army air fields. First atop vas Louisville, Ky. The group will visit the Ogden army air depot. Ready to step in plane, left to right: Maj. J. F-- Cpston. flight commander; Sen. Harry S. Truman Sen. M. M. Schwartz Sen. Elmer Thomas tOOklal; Men. Chan Gurney (RAD); Rep. Paul Shafer Rep.. Andrew May and Maj. Arthur Wilson. Rep. William Byron (DMd); Rep. Charles Clason Rep. John Costello Guggenheim OPTICAL CO. ' l' i ,''. ( -.- .wir "It left everybody unhappy. It is the best definite argument for an adequate national pension law." Downey said. Ham and eggs pension sponsors, meanwhile, were planning a recall campaign against Gov. ernor Olson and a demand for another epecial election on the ' plan. L ! ,Hoo o0 ;I S lic..400001,i jog,' , said: wouly SM.O$ 1 k Commenting on th5 decisive GE A ', N:k 114,.. v ,. , , - il 0 ' feat the California voters gave to the ham and eggs thirty dol.' lies every Thursday plan in the Tuesday elections, the senator ft Glows Aro P 414 ' I .. i4 ,,,,.,i .pushed, even consevatives swinging our way." Noodod ' I, e t t , employed persons over 60 years of go. Downey said. The plan he mentioned is the fol'present demand of 'Townsend lowers. New England senators are Downey strong for the plan." said. "and In many other states where state plans have been centers transmits itself to other nerve-centrWearreing bodily .fatigus sults. If you'r not feeling Up to Par alight be your oyes! Come In for an examination. Two registered optometrists aye offices hers- r $ t ' tt 4 4 i f o In Congress nOW foe a national pension of 350 a month for all un- i" ' ' Newel 4 1 , '...s,t, I)' 1( J ,' ' 6 I 4 te ' .. t" 0 I 4,1No 1 ,-,, eV 1..' t , J' ''''er J--',- ...1 i 4 ,,,,, ),,1,; ,i i ! t t , fts, Fri''f 4 ( I ,..... t e (00 I ,',:ri, '''' - i i ' ,it ...,,,..04,ir ; , 1 ' ''' (Ti ) N, - "There's widesprent sentiment fatigue of the 1110-ticA- ' i ' :.....etair..ts .440111ssoloratiattoutyH': Nov. SO. IINSIA national old age pen. sion plan to end all other pen. sion schemes was tit ged today by U. S. Senator Sher idan Downey of California. Downey said defeat of the old Call. age rt nsion plans before fornis and Ohio voters Tuesday only went to 'how that America Is getting ready for a national pension plan. Arriving in Ran Francisco to confer with Governor Culbert L. involving Olson over problems aged persona and migratory farm workers. Senator Downey Raid Congress Is "coming around" to consideration of an old age pen. mi the Mon based "roughly Townsend and ham and egg plans. '; A 11 SAN FRANCISCO. Always All Worn Out? SU t' 4 , vmels and charter others from ' ,,,, - ,.'4, r 1t,,, .'s, Nov. WASH I NGTON. 't (IN isi- -- Th PnportExport Dank, States government United to agenry. was preparedfor today the purlend Brasil $2.275.000 the chase Of 14 &hips from of New Moors. McCormack Lines the York in a deal approved by U. S. Mariume commission. conclusion Immedittiy upon the of the physical transaction. vessels will be transferred from -AmeriCan to Brazilian registrya step which would leave them fret to carry munitions. planes beland tupplies to European Amerwhich ligerent ports from ican hip have been prohibited. William L. Pierson. pmident of the 'ImportExport flank. revealed that tht interests art to assign the notes of Brazil to the bank. it la to the South American will try that the United States look for repayment. For the 14 ships Brazil is to to be pay $3.500.000. The part loaned by the Import,Export Bank repments 65 per cent of the total. Proceeds from the sale of the ships are to be used by Moore. McCormack to build new the . 4' i 4,,,.N,,,, Set-vi- Staff Correspondent) - , . - Gives Title To Lands I., ? ..,,,,,,.. N ATITIIVIt MACIITEN News 41nternational : . ,,, i 13Y . .,.. ., Vessels 14 : C ,, 1939 101; the bailie of rights of anverixtitY In the polsr reutt." Some officials hope that a new definition of 1111ittnetit MT b. arrived at. so that It could be un- deratood to be only for several years. with perhaN vuiits to the territotv discovered ever so often thereafter.. U. S. Denies Discoveiy - .. ,- Plans Are Made For Sale Of Friday, November UtAtti - ' - Art ur Fran South ;klain St. 209-21- 0, 14 : I . 1 - - k, , Store Closed for an Hour Saturday Morning During the Parade . . ;, ,.,7,11 ' I . . t v |