| Show o WEATHER IB UTAH TEMPERATURES I s Partly (For th cloudy Sunday Monday tome-wha- t p m Saturday) MaxMlnl west and north Sunday IDAHO: Partly cloudy Sunday Monday Ogden Boise Chicago Denver warmer Seventieth Year—No 63 84 48 65 Kanaai City 50 Log Angeles 78 49 Omaha S3 Pocatello TOl! ASSOCIATED PRESS THE OIXED PRE S3 133 SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 1939 OGDEN CITY UTAH Protests Germany LOOMS TUESDAY Norway sRel ease IN OGDEN RAGE American Ship Oi Recorder Office Open For Convenience of HEAVY BALLOT Absentee Voters HUNTERS FIND SIX CONTESTANTS Power Plant Issue to Get Attention of Citizens ARIZONA CHILD Preparations for Tuesday's Boy 7 None the Worse for i municipal election for mayor Experience Except for commissioner and auditor ' 'Slight Fever and a vote on the municipal power issue were being com HEBER Ariz Nov 4 (AP) pleted Saturday by candidates — Bruce Crozier and election officials with indications pointing to a larger boy lost six days in the rugged wilderness of northern than usual vote toOfficial sample ballots issued Sat- Arizona was brought here urday by the city recorder listed night by two game hunters the candidates as follows: who picked him up as he wanFor mayor— Fred M Abbott dered aimlessly about ten Harman Peery miles frpm here For commissioner — Edward T to - w Wood Shuns Move In addition to counting votes for the six contestants for office judges will have the task Tuesday of tallying the vote on a proposal to build a $3500000 municipal pow-t- r plant which apears at the bottom of the ballot A move was reported in progress Saturday to write in the name of William D Wood for commissioner but Wood who finished third in the primary election two weeks ago declared he is not backing the move and is "not interested" in such a campaign "I am satisfied with the vote of the people" he asserted adding he is leaving on a pheasant hunting trip The city recorder reported a heavy absentee vote of about 300 to date as compared with a total K absentee vote of about 199 at the primary election The recorder's ""X office on the second floor of the rity hall will be open to absentee 1 voters Sunday from twelve noon to one pm and four to five and all day Monday until five pm Urge Early Vote The city recorder said voting supplies will be delivered to officials in the 56 city districts Sun- (Continued on Page 2 Cot 2J CHARGES FILED LOSTSIXDAYS Incident Played Down V Saunders Fred E Williams For auditor — Marcus L Critch-loFlorence Stevens Glines In Conflict As City of Flint Freed the home of He was taken Mrs Merle Hendricks by Lee Ariz and a Brewer Pinedale hunting companion who reported he was in "fine condition" except for a "little fever" Bruce was sent later to a hospital at Holbrook Ariz His clothes in tatters and his shoes worn thin the hungry boy walked up to Brewer's car sat down on the running board and asked for a drink of water Bruce told the hunters that he had lived on water and had had no solid food since last Sunday when he wandered from the camp of his parents Mr and Mrs R E Crozier of Winslow Ariz Til sure be glad to see my mother and daddy" the boy told Brewer He was too tired to do much talking but related that he had slept In caves for the six freezing nights of his ordeal Bruce said he was "afraid the first two ryghts but wasn't afraid : f " St Loula Salt Lake 32San Fran 23 Seattle 58jgpokane 32! 25 Washington Yuma 331 30 40 42 38 27 51 58 4-- Bans American Craft From Europe Combat SOVIETS CLOSETED FOR FINNS jJfcw §iias Sectors ARMS BILL SIGNED SEC0NDSESSI0N Areas To Be Clitnged To Fit Situation BERLIN Nov 4 (AP)— Germany and Norway found themselves today in the midst of a sudden conflict over release of the freighter City of Flint to her American crew and the internment of the German prize crew which took charge after she was seized by the pocket battleship Deutschland - The City of Flint (above) at anchor in the Bergen ORPHAN Norway harbor was considered an "orphan" Saturday by ' official Washington since she set sail from the United States before the new neutrality law became effective She was returned to her American crew Saturday by Norway after! its Nazi prize crew had been interned Captain Joseph I Gainard of the City of Flint is shown at side City of Flint Uncertain On Dash for U S Waters Breakdown In Negotiations Roosevelt Says ficial Of Thick Averted Silence Prevails By RICHARD L TURNER WASHINGTON Nov 4 — (AP) — Rigorously applying By WITT HANCOCK MOSCOW Nov 4 (AP) the newly-signe- d neutrality two in For the second time SatRoosevelt President law Finnish the ' delegation days excluded American was closeted with Soviet lead urday ers at the Kremlin Saturday shipping from virtually all night but off rcial silence European ports except those cloaked the result of the of neutral nations on the and Mediterranean A breakdown in the conference which had been feared in some Arctic oceans OSLO Norway Nov 4 (AP) — The question of how to foreign quarters apparently had The law itself to which Mr Roosaffixed his signature soon afevelt get home or whether to try for a British port Saturday night bekn averted since it was learned confronted the freighter City of Flint anchored in Bergeh harbor and again under her American command after a 3000 mile trek through Arctic waters in charge of a German prize F R AIDES PLAN crew' NEIV NAVAL BILL Vinson to Offer Coneress r D'll Dollar Program 0 I The question also was raised by one foreign observer whether the newly enacted United States neu trality legislation would permit an effort to deliver to Britain the ves of motors oilt igrain sel's cargo ta e ai me leatner irun ana wax wnicn 1 1 j r '— OFFICERS NOTE LADORRESERVE ter noon forbids the vessels of this country to carry cargoes to belligerent England France and reliably that the negotiations would be continued Indicative of the importance of the talks was the presence of Jo- -' seph Stalin at Saturday's one hour session Foreign observers search ed vainly for any information which might indicate whether the Russian army might march into Finland as it did into Poland or whether Finland would relent and accede to Russian demands for concessions in Finland and Finnish waters Germany By an additional proclamation authorized in the law the chief executive then forbade them to traverse a broad "combat zone" in which there appears to be danger from German torpedoes or British warships Set Combat Zones As pencilled off on the map by the president and aides from the state and navy departments the "combat zone" means that American sea-cra- ft may carry on no commerce with Belgium Holland Denmark Sweden Estonia Latvia and Lithuania or — by way of the Baltic Sea Finland and Russia Finland and Russia may be reached however through the Arctic over the pourse followed recently Flint and Russian by theonCitytheofBlack Sea also are ports accessible Otherwise the European neutrals to which American ships are permitted to go are Norway (north of Bergen)' Spain Portugal Italy Yugoslavia Greece Turkey Bulgaria and Rumania "Combat areas may change" Mr Roosevelt said in an accompanying statement "and it may be found that areas now safe become dangerous or that areas now troubled may later become safe In this case the areas will be changed to fit the situation Coast Ships Unaffected "Coastwise American shipping is not affected by the bill nor is shipping between American republics or iBermuda or any of the Caribbean Islands In the main shipping between the United States and Canada Is also not affected" In the light of recent congressional debate the inclusion of Holland and Belgium in the prohibited zone was considered to be of In both house high importance and senate opponents and some friends of the bill as well- - had asserted repeatedly that the president if he chose could let American vessels go through the heart of the North sea danger zone to Belgium and Holland carrying munitions for to one ' belljgereht or another Moreover Sen Pittman author of the bill and chairman of the foreign relations committee insisted until the end that there was no danger to American shipping in permitting sea commerce with any of the neutrals Obvi ously in disagreement with the president on that point he told newsmen a few minutes after the president signed the bill that the demarcation of combat zones was unnecessary and should not be un- The Norwegian navy early Sat a 11 3 £ tt1 : i uraay ireeu me ruj Jiiy 01 mil hl Workmen Warned Against HELSINKI Nov 4 (AP)—New WARHTTJfiTnN Nov 4 (AP) Haugesund and interned the uer — A instructions for the Finnish deleLiCWVV CbUWUAVft r iilai UiiAC VitVT oe a5KeaJ in uanuary Expecting Wage gfae w&g selzed when ingress wina new gation at Moscow likely will be Increase to autnonze iduuuuuuuu na- - et battleships Deuschland Oct 9 the outcome of a cabinet meeting called for Sunday val expansion program calling for Shortly after the release order the The cabinet session was ordered 4— Nov 75 to WASHINGTON miles vessel (AP)— steamed Bergen 95 additional warships and about after that" on coast receipt of a report from the the cautioned up The labor department Posses which had been combing er entered the nearest port riame-- 1 2400 more airplanes reliable informants said American workmen Saturday delegation on Saturday's conver-— the region and bloodhounds ly Haugesund to obtain medical of the it Usually Chairman Vinson (D-Gsations was likely that Norway would brought from Santa Fe N M to aid house naval committee made pub- reject a German' protest present against expectations that war or 1 The fact that Joseph Stalin atders from the European tended the meeting at Moscow was track the boy were withdrawn His "chivalrous loyal conduct" lic the details of the v huge con ed to the foreign office during the conflictflowing The chubby-face- d would boost employment viewed by officials as a sign that boy met Brew one source said was rewarded by struction program Saturday night day er and the other hunter at four- - internment and loss of the prize and wages as they did in 1914-1- 7 to barSoviet Russia was a with Admiral conference The American crew of 41 re after The bureau of labor statistics gain further despite ready revessel Finland's thirty p m nanew chief of Harold mained of R aboard the Flint Starky City said that there probably would be fusal to cede a strip of land oh her His mother exhausted from wor val operations Saturday night and kept the decks a tendency toward "rising prices southern coast for a Russian naval ry leit her Winslow home imme Vinson who speaks lighted frequently brightly and increased - employment" but base diately for Holbrook to meet her TO for the administration on naval Speculation on what the ship noted a dissimilarity of conditions son at the hospital She and the matters said he would introduce might do revolved about the pos now and in 1914 lad's father who was at the searchthe necessary legislation FRANK FRANCIS' sibility that she might sail for The outbreak of war in 1914 the ing party's headquarters when The progrjam was formulated he Glasgow presumably under cut off the said bureau Bruce was found had refused ' to added "in the light of world con- Jtsritish convoy The crew mem vast flow ofvirtually labor be would he that immigrant relinquish hope ditions" ( bers said they knew the freighter tnereoy- - contributing to the ex found alive He explained that it provided for was "a marked ship" and ex haustion of the labor supply at At one time 800 men combed the 25 per cent increase in the tonGovernment a Plans Hand to pressed doubt what she would do a time of increasing employment densely wooded wilderness for of the navy — five per cent Ex-Crinage (Washington advices said the demands by war industries Bruce Bill King billion city of Flint was something of an greater than the In contrast the bureau noted the dollar" act of 1937 After Release reserve of unemployed workers under the new statute orphan No battleships would be built available "In addition there are now im CHICAGO Nov 4 — (AP) The under the proposed authorization LONDON Nov 4— (AP) — to hand Al Ca- but all other major ship categories Celebration of traditional Guy proved machines and techniques government plans - bill for $350000 when he would be included Altogether the that have been thoroughly tested Fawkes night was as much of pon© of construction for calls are readily available for inand program I am indebted to the Railway a "dud" Saturday night as the from emerges prison— probably three aircraft carriers Mail Service for data on its traf eight cruis creasing the productivity of labor plot of the Yorkshire man in this month whenever demands warrant their 1605 to blow up king and parliafic which centers in Ogden The former gang leader faces a ers 52 destroyers 32 submarines more extensive use" the bureau ment civil suit for that amount repre- and 31 auxiliary vessels — a total 126 new combatant and non said of British boys and girls have "Headquarters of! District No 1 taxes Income he senting allegedly combatant "On this account as well as be of the eighth division of the Rail4 — (UP)— on the eve of the celebrated Nov CHICAGO snips to the lush neglected pay during HUNTSVILLE Tex Nov I— 1924-2- 9 cause of the Under other circumstances 50 it Mrs SadowskL proposed legislation erief way Mail Service is located at Stefania anniversary of the frustrated period Plus interest and the (AP) — There's at least one crook is unsafe to assume that war or would have 5 "gunpowder plot"! with Nov Worn notification the trfeken hv president authority Ogden and comprises practically penalties however to alter the building pro- - tate' department that her hus-gra- ders will now have ah effect or fireworks and bonfires Blackout all of Utah extending east to in the state penitentiary David Bazelon assistant district Warden W W Waid made the within the specified categor- - band Josef 55 an American citi- - employment and on wages analo Grand Junction Colo west to restrictions put a on the and ax expert reported ies to the effects of the World festivities Saturdaydamper to best Lovelock Nevada and south to startling discovery He stumbled attorney "the gous inter according and the was threezen executed weeks night on a counterfeiting machine in today that when Capone leaves the ests of the national defense" war" Caliente Nevada the district behome office ordered all fireworks mili German Warsaw at Terminal ago island by institution penal The effect of war-tim- e shop ing under the direct supervision of the machine buying indoors and "no bonfires" tary authorities said Saturday she on American business "Ah" said the keeper of 6000 near San Pedro Calif he will Chief Clerk Wilford Danvers was That was like celebrating Halactivity to would formal the make protest among others an agent convicts "so this is where those meet the comment of loween the subject without a pumpkin or a during U S collection warrants government the commerce "Within the district there are pewter half dollars have been carrying day by mask department "It was the daliberate murder and the chamber of commerce of If he ignored the dun these some 146 regular and 36 extra or coming from The tradition of boys running of an American citizen" she the United! States be would in order: "Well This is steps dishonest the streets practicing part time employes These men —crooked!boys! through District Attorney William J charged I'll have the law on are engaged in distribution of mails innocent to get pennies for jokes American George J Haering whoever is responsible" Campbell Would seek a judgment on' the various railroad lines opand fires to consume fireworks consular attache at Warsaw noti The warden began rummaging Capone would be brought here the of the "rascal erating within the state at the around WAR effigies fied the state department at Wash Out in the rock pile he during the search for assets and Salt Lake City air field with nearFdwkes" had survived all other a cache of counterfeit questioned concerning that por BISMARK N D Nov 4 (AP) ington that Sadowski was execut national ly 100 of them performing service found emergenciesj coins tion of his fortune he had sal- — Two small boys today led Bis ed Oct 20 after he had been found Jhere in the Ogden terminal where Histories say Fawkes was court martial of having IN had been guilty by Somebody now there is beine distributed in making vaged the paid agent of conspmerely a to mark rubbish police heap a concealed them in the pen and passing This investigation might disrupt quantity of arms and irators to blow up King James I "pccess of 13000 packages of cir-- V them where they pointed out a pile ammunition in defiance of reeu at the prison commissary his vacation ular mailv i - per day as well as a and the parliament in protest All the faces of the convicts lations published by German mil- i The department of justice figur of 58 small egg-lik- e objects 4— (AP) — WASHINGTON Nov against vigorous antl - Catholic were red enter- when autnontie Among them they ed Capone's sentence would ex(R-they and letter mail laws a desperate hour-an- d That ended Fish Rep "fry dertaken Y) who opposed knew was a crook pire Nov 19 if he received time repeal of the arms embargo said off for good behavior Chicago have killed 30000 persons "At the Salt Lake city air field in a statement Saturday night that LONDON Nov 4 (AP)— Leslie friends believed he would go dithere are some 19 employes perFifty-nin- e of sodium cyanide the burden of proof now rests with eggs FIND FOR DEER forming distribution of air mail Howardin athe British actor was in rectly to his big white villa In were stolen from the rear door the administration to show how re blackout colbetween automobile near Miami Island where jured Palm Beach of a Bismark drug store about planes" exclusively peal will keep the United States am Each egg contained period there lision just outside London Saturday Fla to recuperate from the ravduring each out of war are 15 planes arriving and a like night He went to his home after ages of an illness which caused enough poison to kill nearly 500 T confess" he said" 1 have no LEG faith number leaving the field The hospital treatment for chest and "intermittent" mental disturb- persons the druggists estimated WASHINGTON Nov 4— (AP) — in the sincerity of President ances" early this year And there is no known antidote growth of air mail service is read facial injuries Roosevelt's efforts to keep us out President Roosevelt left today for ily shown by comparing the domes of war I look for the Democratic Hyde Park N Y to spend the SHELBY Mont Nov SALT LAKE CITY Nov 4 — of 1931 tic air mail pound-mile- s week-en- d He plans to vote there Watched by zealous geologists to be into turned party gradually (AP)— The left leg of Heber Bish a war with those of 1938 which were: Tuesday in a local election road crews resumed work today party by the administratian 1931 2986269797 1938 15818617 op Hinckley Utah deer on a highway 25 miles north of was 372 hunter amputated above the here where Friday they turned up knee at a Salt Lake City hospital bones the of a mastodon' relic of — that Is "Railway postoffices Saturday as the result of a huntL the Pleistocene period 20000 years c'rains on which railway posta! occurred which south ing accident : ': ago of Holden Oct 23 clerks penorm service — cover an with a bulldozer three Working Editor's note: 1463373 miles of ser aggregate of Following is the and one small piece of beef each Bishop said two unidentified deer below feet the weigh more than 100 grams (35 hunters of the sur surface vice per annum in the district last of six dispatches on conditions week him mistook for apparently I now make one week "lamb ounces) at the most I could tell a crew terrain uncov the rounding There are some 122 star routes in Germany after two month of deer and began blazing away veal another week week" of exact a the chop you the war and bones weight ered of the teeth 1 leg one of "I began to iiout at the two men operating in District No EDITOR'S NOTE: Soiseau Mo- - the Germans covered all markings the third beef week and so on buy- steak at 40 paces now — if I should monster BY DOROTHY OEOISNER be prehistoric Geologists the longest and heaviest being the but they kept on shooting and I winckel wife of the Norwegian ing an entire seven-da- y supply in ever see one) He explained the headed lieved the BERLIN Nov 4 (UP)— After one rkeleton reac— crew's one between Salt Lake City ajid complete the best might expressed for cover The last bullet correspondent of the Associated wild spending spree extra weight was for the bone but be discovered Vernal a distance of 190 miles on two months of war the German The days are gone when you I didn't get the bone either for struck my leg just below the knee Press at Bergen was the first per' tion in answering my question which daily service in either di hausfraus — and this American could fill in the while I was running" son to interview crewmen aboard "How are you feeling?" gaps in your meat soup or for my dog rection is maintained on a sched hausfrau too —are well He "nervous" said hunters the fowl the City of Flint Her story fol or diet with to fish because "I'm fine now" he shouted to adjusted Incidentally I am expecting y hours between termini to food rationing ule of 8 even these you have to have have a special ration card for the fled when other members of the lows): "but I was scared stiff while back get Another important route is the one to now for called them little were containaboard Now By credentials cardboard the Germans Bishop party dog some time this month extending from Lund via Cedar ers have been manufactured to hold special assistance as a lark" The other day I saw a tempting SOISEAU MOWINCKEL i has I'm of candles j table By happy My buying City St George Zion Canyon and ration cards for meat bread fats piece of fresh salmon reposing in already got to the The crew told me they couldn't BERGEN Norway Nov 4— (AP) to Kanab Utah These sugar like aristocratic solitude as though stage and I am wondering about A happy bunch of American make any statements I suggested the iay points and soap margarine ANGELES Nov 4 — (AP) — yr routes are so tied in with They relieve at the bot- waiting for a diplomat to come that Christmas tree Pepper is be BODIES OF GERMANS sailors called "hello" when I clam they ought to send news quickly AnLOS shock that rattled dishes earth din schedules as to effect arrival tom of your congestion to their families that they were bered aboard the City or Flint purse along I decided to It cost coming almost Impossible to find at various localities In Los An at remote offices in the most exwours of opening and closing me $425 for one and splurge a half pounds! Good olive oil when you find it is They had had enough of travel well They agreed to this adding geles county was recorded by the peditious manner ASHORE in the morning afternoon Oregon never beckoned so poig- a welcome surprise ARE WASHED shops for the moment after kicking a few details about their voyage and evening have also been The last salmon I bought The Americans said their big- Caltech seismological laboratory around the North Atlantic and One wag's suggestion the other nantly 'The increase of mails around there cost me $230 for an entire night that "R S V P" on invitaArctic waters under a German gest thrill was when the ship at 1:41:05 p m (PST) Saturday the holiday period each year calls More meat is now on display than fish weighing 15 pounds tions means "remember supply vicLONDON Nov 4 (UP)— Bodies crew although several told me the dropped anchor at Haugesund Its origin was estimated at 60 for considerable expansion of the at the start of the war although In a restaurant the other day tuals personally" is an exaggera- of four German seamen were wash Germans treated them well Norwegian officials came aboard miles distant was service In every respect which at the amount allowed ner person re the headwaiter scissored off a 150- - tion but it is not at all uncommon ed ashore on the Kent county coast The quake pronounced In On lad hanging overside joyful- - reriioved the Gcman crew and told times taxes available facilities not mains the same Instead of buy- - gram (53 ounces) ticket for Pedro Wilmington and Ter for guests to bring along their today and caused belief that a Ger y painting the American flag in the Flint's officers they were free San A Col one Continued-o- n 1) on the Pacific oceanj lamb Ifiland minal — one ng to sail anywhere they pleased Page chop man submarine had been sunk pork chop portion of roast beef I knew didn't j own chops signia back on the liner's sides V I M I 1 a) CAPONE FACE 8350000 FINE NEWS and Raid Precaution Puts Damper On England's Party me so-call- ed VIEWS J Convicts Blush As Crook Found In Their Midst HATE PROTESTS NAZI EXECUTION m - v:- i trans-shipme- POLICE LOCATE FISH SEES THREAT post-penitentia- j -- ACT " ry N Presidenf Leaves WORKERS To Vote Af Home TAKEN - 24-hd- ur ten-thir- ty nt (D-Ne- v) DEADLY PELLETS k 49 59 70 59 52 50 87 1L 7 In Germany to Block Dramatization Foreign observers said they de duced from all appearances that a German protest filed at Oslo against Norway's action at Hauge-sun- d was based on humanitarian rather than legal grounds German officials were loathe to comment on the case because as Dienst Aus Deutschland a commentary close to the foreign office said "the tendency is observable in Berlin that dramatization of these events (City of Flint and American embargo repeal)-i- s if possible to be avoided in view of the international atmosphere of conflict" The German position briefly was that the commander of the prize crew who directed the City of Flint from 'Murmansk Russia on her way to some German port for humanitarian reason heeded President Roosevelt's appeal to Britain and Germany to see to the safety of the American crew Therefore when a member of the crew reported himself sick the command- - MaxMln Portland Or 56 39 MProclaims estFictions Ob SHiiiD anes llll Nations 22 ndins at alx D 'Oh Show Me tti Way to Go Home' Their Cry X 471 period FINAL EDITION 3 Sections 44 Pages 1 -- 12-ho- UN ANCIENT RELIC LOSES 4--UP)— Special Dishes Rest In Aristocratic Peace As Nazi Housewives Adjust Ration Spending U S Sailors Overjoyed When City of Flint Safe In Harbor T-bo- ne one-at-a-ti- 3-- Temblor Raffles Los Angeles Area |
