| Show f'1 SEPTEMBER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING Franco’s Men Fresh Japanese Troops Arrive at Shanghai Threaten Gijon Oviedo ' Catches Many Of Smaller Species f’V 1 4 JL IMJHJ i'V GRAND CANYON Ariz Sept 20 Shiva Temple’s wild mammal life believed heretofore undisturbed by modern man Dr Harold E Anthony mammalogy curator of the AmericanMuseum of Natural History reported Monday he expected to obtain a collection “comprising eight or ten species or maybe ® UP) — From M The prediction was made by Dr Anthony in "volume 1 No 1” of the Shiva Daily Gazette compiled by Mm and sent to the base camp 1200 feet below by packers Although he said it was impossible to give any mature views as to the Vw:i Il: 5 y N if® m Here’s Nipponese at Shanghai Loaded tq the guards with fighting men as it drops anchor transport : animal kfe which inhabits the mysterious forest atop the “island in the sky" he did make some general observations “The mammals all look pale to me’’ he wrote “Vegetation is more xerophytic than on the north rim a mile away Cactus with spines abounds" Dr Anthony said in a personal note to Superintendent M R Tillot-so- n ef Grand canyon national park that he and George Andrews son of museum Roy Chapman Andrews head had set 49 traps Saturday night "On Sunday morning" he said “I skinned 19 small mammals and still have several more waiting for me” Beeause the plateau is larger and more rugged than first supposed he explained he has not yet fully explored it! Tillotson was ditional water next few days the expedition's amiss 1 informed that Hull Stresses U S Eiivoy Aids Evacuate to have Trade Pacts Embassy at Chinese Capital for the from it to As Peace Aid Ambassador Johnson Ordered From Nanking War Tension reports As Japanese Warn of New Bombings southwest Eased by Page Portuguese frontier has moving the another tthe center loosed the toward Page them” are Plea of U So rain state verbally secretary remained their been weakened by govern- need inforcements called fend Gijon Georgia Lashing on ad- landed within the by parachute from plane would not go rede- claimed wins Government In Badajoz province in One) (Continued front Spain near the been secwhere a column goods by people of from the city of Cordoba in dire need 61 tion who deExtremadura province of The plored as "shortsighted” the erection of tariff barriers and other reRules strictions on international trade and described in considerable detail provisions oC 16 reciprocal trade comConvicts pacts already arranged ATLANTA Sept 20 UP)— Return He added: “We plan to go on with the proof the lash to punish Georgia con" victs would be unconstitutional At- gram with cumulative effect torney General M J Yeomans ruled The conference presided over by James Roosevelt eldest son and Monday Chain gang wardens assembled secretary to the president heard the here early this month to discuss administration’s labor policies critimeans of stopping "wholesale es- cized by Paul H Nystrom professor capes” fayored the lash as punish- of marketing at Columbia univerment for convicts violating camp sity The national labor relations rules The whip was abolished more than board as presently constituted he ten years ago and was replaced by said “is both the prosecutor and stocks these in turn being replaced the judge of labor practices of an by solitary confinement cells employer” Against The systematic daylight raid began when a squadron of six Japanese bombers flying in a close wedge dove to about 3500 feet over Their primary mission on the outskirts evidently was to reconnoiter They dropped only occasion! bombs and did little apparent damage in outlying districts But when they disappeared others swiftly arrived in greater numbers fast pursuit ships darting among massive bombers which dropped scores of projectiles on the apIts proaches to the capital a terrific pounding Antiaircraft batteries on which fell the brunt of the defense against the air raiders brought down one Japanese ship in flames Chinese pursuit planes that chased the invaders miles outside the city were reported officially to have accounted for three others Japanese said four of seven Chi nese defense planes were shot down Chiang Remains Calm k Generalissimo Chiang and his military aides calmly faced the Japanese warning of more Elaborate antibombings to come air raid defenses have been created for the capital and an emergency plan drafted to move it elsewhere if Nanking becomes uninhabitable Officials intimated meanwhile that Nanking has qn air defense trump still to play They asserted that the inactivity of eentral Chinese air squadrons in the past two weeks has been due not to reverses but jto the desire to conserve its strength for defense especially of the capital Officials said China was forced to curtail her use of aviation fuel because of the partial embargo imposed by President Roosevelt on shipments of supplies from the United States Kai-she- Play Safe! 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have grown out of the Spanish civil war Secretary Hull’s declaration the United States must forego complete isolation was welcomed here as a possible termination of American aloofness from the troubled European scene However though the foreign office was deeply interested in Hull’s statement and Eden’s Geneva plea for closer trade relations informed sources anticipated no immediate agreement The pressing concern of President Roosevelt’s administration with domestic problems was thought to preclude any European entanglements The British so rees said the evidence of the moral support of America as outlined in Hull's international broadcast with Eden Sunday strengthened Britain’s position in Europe The outstanding British foreign problem was the Mediterranean antipiracy patrol in which Italy so far has refused to participate without recognition of her “absolute The foreign office here said there would be no concern if Premier Benito Mussolini should continue to stand aloof but that any overtures for him would be considered cordially Well informed fascist circles predicted in Rome that a tripartite antipiracy naval patrol including Italy France and Britain would materialize shortly " Sept 20 UP) — pure ia Defunct Finn Claims Told PHOENIX Artz Sept 20 AI— The former receiver of the defunct Intermountain Building and Loan Association in which residents of eight western states and Canada infested more than $3000000 expressed the belief in federal court Monday the investors would get back 70 per cent of their mohey The witness was Henry S Phoenix attorney who said assets of the company after losses were deducted totaled $2119262 He estimated holdings outside of be Arizona to worth $770049 The company and its branches operated in Arizona California Idaho Oregon Utah Wyoming Oklahoma Nebraska and Canada) N HEW FAIL BOLTS OF EVERY SHADE AND PATTERN IMAGINABLE H ALL ASSOCIATED QUALITY AND PREMIUM OIL STATIONS Shm&"ouchuoe PULLMAN factory: (fafuet KANSAS CITY Sept 20 (Ah— On a 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STREATOR-SMITINC 465i South Main Street ycinillct ZCMI AMD WINTER MATERIALS-I- Cleric Makes Progress On Row Boat Trip T Schilling 10000 YARDS OF BRAND Early development of the army’s new air corps technical school at Denver became possible Monday with presidential approval of a W P A allotment of $875000 for the project Representative Lawrence Lewis of Denver announced the president's action and said it would make funds aggregating $968000 immediately available Besides the W P A allotment the total includes $93000 contributed by sponsors of the project and the war department Establishment of the Denver school w4s authorized by Congress at its recent session The cost of initial development was estimated at $2275000 er nt Air Corps School At Denver Speeded ? d “face-savin- parity” Meuse-Ar-gonn- coho-nia- LONDON Sept 20 DPI— Official British quarters asserted Monday night tension in Europe had been eased by pleas of United States Secretary of State Xtordell Hull and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden for international cooperation Reports from Rome that a diplomatic formula for Italian participation in the Anglo-America- n GENEVA Sept 20 (AP)— British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden tempering his severity with a note of conciliation warned the (Continued from Page One) fascist powers Monday night that Britain is committed irrevocably once were but I am sure tha your to a policy of rearmament unless other nations cease competing for hearts will beat as strongly and with supremacy at arms the same patriotic fervor as when Speaking before a hushed League necessary 32 votes to declare her re you stopped the enemy at Chateau of Nations assembly which had eligible tpr a seat in the council Thierry and drove him from the voted government Spain out of its Five votes were thrown out as de- last stronghold in the Council for the next three years at fective or blank There was a rush of old sorrow least Eden struck a note of minLoss of the Spanish seat resulted and gled hope pessimism despite as memorial services for the again war dead were broadcast to the con- the dark’ picture he paintcdand his in part from the Spanish govern- and merit’s failure to give a South Amerfrom version Arlington National impliedhe rebukes at Germany emphasized Britain's de- ican bloc Italy cemetery at Washington 'satisfactory assurances termination still to strive for peace Hull Pleads for Peace Significantly his listeners be- that their refugees would be evacAnother plea for a vigorous cam- lieved the British foreign secretary uated from Madrid legation! and British hopes for peace embassies paign for peace came from Secre- emphasized when he touched on Spain tary of State Cordell Hull Spain’s defeat does not affect “One pledge I can give uneqiiivi-cabl- y “Peace must always be our goal" as plaintiff before the league he said "is to this assembly” said Hull "not peace for ourselves that the will against 'Germany and Italy on her I government represent alone but peace throughout the no endeavor to prevent war charges that they are intervening in the Spanish civil war Her legal world for nations today are so in- spare from engulfing Europe” status as a member of the league terdependent that the repercussions was not impaired of war affect neutrals only a few Road to Harmony degrees less than they affect belEden mindful of "many good rea- Two Seats Filled 'v sons to be satisfied with the ecoligerents” Of four nonpermanent council t Hull said this country could do nomic history of the past year” enmost for peace by avoiding "utter visaged trade as a road to interna- seats two were filled Peru sue- ceeded Chile on expiration of the isolation which would mean closing tional harmony ' three-yea- r term and Iran our eyes to the realities of the world “Differences of political ideology" latter’s succeeded Turkey Poland's seat " today and assuming that the rising he declared “need not stultify eco- was not voted term and Spain's tide of international anarchy can nomic cooperation or even prevent successor was this not determined Ma- -' be stopped before it reaches us and political tolerance” Eden left little doubt that his jor powers hold permanent seats ’ “a kind of internationalism which Eden Inferentially held Italy who would mean abdicating our inde- warning was addressed primarily to with to declined attend the Germany He attacked pendence of judgment abandoning Germany and Italy Nyon conference to rid their demands for colonies and ac- the our traditional policy of nonentan-glemeMediterranean of piracy to to cess raw materials and being drawn into the blame for the small areas offered rivalries and disputes of other na- Arms Limitations her to patrol Italy has demanded’ tions" His pledge of Britain’s peaceful patrol parity with France and Great’ Britain Hoover Speaks purposes was coupled with his state"It was quite impossible to have ment of willingness to agree to reHerbert Hoover ap- duction and limitation of arma- attempted: an elaborate plan in nego- peared as a surprise guest at the ments the most encouraging notes tiations with a country not reprecommander’s dinner and in one ofa1 in a speech that dwelt on the idea sented at Nyon” Eden observed his few public addresses urged' that "peoples or the world seem as Far Eastern Conflict ' "adequate preparation for defense” far as ever from attaining peace” conto "Peace is not a static thing” Turning Eden pleaded that foreign particisaid Mr Hoover "The maintenance pation in Spain’s war “presents a flict Eden said “it must be admitted of peace has as many dynamic re- pregnant danger for the peace of unhappily that not one of several efforts made by third parties to quirements as the conduct of war Europe” Of Germany’s demands for col- end or assuage this conflict has been We can't say 'let there be peace' any avail” and go about our business But the onics he said "the problem of raw of He commended the United States subeven is not materials for and maintenance primarily peace striving for the "vigorous consistent cam-of good will are not enough There stantially one df colonies Ail territories taken together pro- paign” againsttoworld trade obstacles must be adequate preparation for and offered abate preferential duce only about 3 per cent of the defense” tariffs in British colonies when they raw of materials” world ” supply He said it was a distinction for seemed unfair and restricted inter- any American” to address the legion Rearming World national trade and to follow Secretary of State Turning to the measures to which Hull has resorted in the face of “One of our best American tra- aBritain steadily rearming world Eden ditions is the exclusion of all politi- said: cal partisanship from the foreign "The British naval personnel is relations of our government” he being expanded at a rate without our ’’No domestic matter what said in our country in time of precedent secredifferences may be when the peace”' he asserted "At the same time the program tary of state speaks he speaks for the whole American people And for expansion and reequipment of the secretary’s task today is nolight our air force la going forward with task Secretary Hull holds our con- the result that a formidable increase fidence and good will” in our offensive as well as defenThe high spot late Monday and sive power is being effected while Monday night— still speaking of the equipment of our land forces gaiety with official sanction— was has proceeded with increasing mothe ‘Eighth avenue parade of the mentum Earlier 52 states gave the Madrid-ValencForty and Eight 40 Hommes rt 8 Cheveaux— in vehicles of incredigovernment only 23 of a ble shapes sounds and manners of locomotion Outside all this the strictly unofficial celebration was of such a quality and caliber that the residents of this city were about ready to abandon one of their oldest and proudest boasts: New York can take it Sino-Japane- (Continued from a of One) city and of explosives nationals! open or Apparently their objective was needed protection the headquarters of the central Chi-BThe British told Hasegawa that 'ese government they missed bombts demolished 40 iweHings the Japanese ultimatum left them( killing instafitly at least 40 civilians too little time for compliance Theyan(j pounding an unknown number added that Japanese had been given of others marked maps indicating the locai Houses Aflame tion of the British embassy and The ruins of the flimsy homes there was therefore no need for burst into flames Nanking firethem to leave Nanking For three hours droves of Japa- men extinguished the blaze before nese planes came over in relays it could spread From the center of the city the bombing the city almost continuous- first Japanese (airmen wheeled in ly and inflicting the heaviest damcircles methodically tourwidening Nanof of bombardment age any the whole metropolitan area ing the in war undeclared king At N Y Conclave 1 more” Europa mountains An insurgent Navarrese column " raptured" Loaf Callejos after wave on wave of their troops swept into the town and overwhelmed an Asturian force that Invitedi the 'battle and then was forced to retreat be- fore the fierce insurgent counterattacks Gapture of the town in the Sella river section 3(i miles southeast of Gijon punctured the government lines defending the river the strongest natural barrier against the Insurgents’ westward push It brought the fighting to the Sella’s east bank opposite which the government has strong fortifications Rain and 'fog blanketed the rest of the northwest front forcing a halt to military operations Insurgent Generalissimo Francis co Franco’s northern legions now have come close to striking distance of Oviedo where an insurgent garrisoh has withstood siege by gpvernment forces for 14 months Border dispatches intimated that Franco might strike to relieve his The -- With Expression of Hopes for World Peace Spain Loses Seat in Geneva Conference Governor Lehman Welcomes Vets Mammalogy Curator HENDAYE Franco vS p a n i s frontier Sept 20 UP)— Fierce gue-- 1 filla fighting by the government’s Asturian forces in the mountain wilderness on the bay of Biscay coast harassed the insurgent drive Mon day night against Gijon last government-held port in northwest Spain Snipers peppered the rear flanks f the insurgents in northern Leon province but were unable to stall their relentless drive across the high followers A Shiva Temple Legion Urged Britain Warns Fascist Bloc To Bailie Animals f She Will Continue to Rearm Puzzle Savant For Freedom Eden Tempers Intern Stand at League Sessions fV — besieged 1937 t Guerilla Warfare Hampers Rebel Drive on Last Port ment siege line was said 21 TEK1PIC " oh Sale ZCMI k: Tiifin Roonij Street Floor "I V |
