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UTAH—Geierally fair Tuesday IDAHO—Cidudy rains nortii WYOMING—Partly cloudy I I INEVADA—Fair 1-TI- I 11 1 P ' IL III - Tuesday in ill Local Metal Market 4 a1111 A 1111 Nod1' M1bA V (-1- I II alio 1 I et A II zt1 &AJ I 1 It AR IR 71N7 INT WAIL JR IR r : 4 -- ie IIIL eNlr A '&Ake'Aky 10 At 1 ILL I'Ly I JR I A I Gold I Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) 4 tt &i $3500 4475e 1025e Copper Legicl I NY NY NY NT NT Lam( settlement Prices copper 5000 Lead -1 VOL 136 Subscription rates: Utah Idaho Nevada UWyoming daily ancVSunday S daily and Sunday mo 5103 year Id advance $12: elsewhere in NO4 61 ' SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY MORNING pEtEMBill 141937 mo !timed every mornint Entered at the postnfftee at City as recond claas matter under act of March eatt Lake 24 8 t 1879 PAGES-FIV- CENTS E v Foes in ouse Gird to Fight Pay- - ours !till o pèneltairida-Lidérielitity:-- o F ro ' - '' GOP Southern Bourbon Hits a Bourbons Battle Measure WASHINGTON Dec 13 (AP) —A house split into sectional and economic blocs finally began consideration of the wage-hou- rl a g Thus with the opposition coming principally from Republicans and southern Democrats the problem of the administration leadership is to 'keep in line enough votes to mitt number that combination at all counts on some southern times support but just how much remains to be determined The house turned to this domestic controversy while the senate abandoned the farm bill long enough to debate vigorously the disturbing foreign situation arising from the bombing of sill American gunboat by the Japanese :it heard repeated demands that American warships be withdrawn from the arena of the conflict while Chairman Pittman (D) Nevada of the foreign relations committee denounced the incident as one of a series intended to frighten Americans out of China - long-pressi- Siiikif - ' - - - -- Det- - 13 - Georgian Opposes ' Restrictions ' - tz‘ - 4 'Buy All SurpluseV I ::5:0: s::'' " ::' Viir::::: N:i'I'i' ktOS :4 'iiir:): ::: ' :::i"! '5114 :: ' ' 1 1 ':' :: - 7 4: ::4 I - :::::: ti 4 — :'''::4 ::: ::tilltorlOklP40410r1-- " kk ' ":1:i i:1!r: E :i' ' ' : II":'rrib:::' n ' i fit ' 1 ':0 ' :::::'' - ' 4 ' : :7 I 7 ' ' ' :: 744'4:ii 4 Tptm:r t — " :':: ifft4 ff ' :: f i 4 ::: 4 :' ' 0 ' - mood - - - :::: - x: :':: Apologies :k' ? r:l :4"e4'"7'''si " :?t AA! r 44- 0- A— At 1 4io for-th- e incident lir " A ' 1 by state the to the Chinese department and Dead Missing Japanese since the government as war In Ship Raids Japanese emperor that Counted at 9" It informed "was shocked government — --- ''$ :?0AAA::::::::iii: v - "'N0401:?::'::4'W§'i::' '7 3?: :f va!s-av- ' - - v The U S S Panay one of four American vessels destroyed in the Japanese Scores were reported dead or missing after the attack embassy secretary wounded in the sinking of the Panay --- -: - -ry zooka44---!--''::- ::: ---- - far east at the hands of the Below George Atcheson Jr t'!!?"'77f Sine- - well A:"::77-4t7::::7::::::':''' ::: - Guarantees against a repetition of such an attack The president's personal expression handed to Japanese Ambassador Hirosi Saito by Secretary of State Hull for transmission to the emperor was a message from one head of state to another it and therefore regarded as of greater importance than the series 1 of protests that have been made ::1::::::::::::::iii:::::::: '4 United Statis presented e manded: Full compensation to the government and victims (Dispatches to the navy department place them at one sailor killed eight missing and 15 persons wounded) 4'1' ! 1 ' :' -- :::t:4:::::4' tA'i 6 f' — r f ::: ' ' ''''''' 11::111 i (AP)-1-Th- Japan three stern demands Monday because of the "Indiscrim- inte bsombing" and sinking of the U S gunboat Panay and other American ships above Nanking at the same time President Roosevelt sent expressions of shocked concern to the emperor of Japan While Capitol hill reverberated to the sinking and a heated discussion rose on the floor of the senate this government de k stricting the production of cropi they should stick to fundamental doctrines of the party He thundered a challehge to an attentive ring of senators to Jake -advantage of the "best opportunity in many years" and make the new farm bill an example of legislation against "special privilege" Instead of paying benefits to cotton corn wheat tobacco and rice producers for curtailing their crops he said congress should look upon current overproduction ap an emergency appropriate money to buy up surpluies at prices near the cost of production and recognize the farmer's "equal rights" with industry to- - run his own business Roosevelt Supplements Protest By HU 11 in Panay Attack With Own Message to Mikado - ' y g-ofCrii0boat- ' Senate Crop Control' Plan bill Monday and the opposition frankly concentrated upon an Dec 13 tin--WASHINGTON effort to defeat the legislation Senator George of Georgia took by sending it back to committee fellow Democrats to task MonThe extent of its success obviously day declaring that instead of rewill be determined by the nature of the changes made in the bill when the time for offering amendIf the ments is reached Tuesday measure can be made objectionable to Certain voting groups the opposition's chances will be greatly en's hanced Some Southern Support i! 114pari it Apol 1 - " a:c:k40--iI''":"'!"kr ''''' :: :: iN '" ::::::: '' :::: r44 ::!: ::::::::::::::k: : began the the and president deeply concerned by the news of the indls- criminate bombing of American and other vessels on the Grim Hunt Pushed For Survivors of Japan Attacks ''' ''' ' ' :'::' ''k:::! undeclared den Shock e d In short the southerner proYangtze" Even before the president could posed the government guarantee act the Japanese government made farmers the costof production of ' effort to allay the indignation that their surplus crops but not inter- Dec 14 (Tuesday) seemed SHANGHAI fere with their liberty to produce rising in the capital AmreUP)—Ninety-one persons were bassaddr Saito called early on ::1 all they wanted: dead or missing Tuesday The senate farm bill a more retary Hull to Inform him that bis ::: a after search'for cur- - government accepted fall respondgrim :: restrictive but companion mease vivors 'of the four American vessels bility for the incident which be ure to one passed by the house ''''k ' Sunday by Japanese destroyed ig HARRY BROWN as "a great mistake' J " last week would require farmers By :::::::::::: 7t :! planes- TribuneVashington Bureau '451 to limit the production and marWI SHANGHAI Dec 14 (Tuesday) One Misdealt seaman of the a great blunder" He expressed sunken gunboat Panay was dead "deep regret" WASHINGTON Dec 13"As a representative of a state in UP)--- A r ::: keting of five major crops Japanese communique an2 ' i :1:::':::!:!:4""4f- - 4 k'":::: 'Fifteen of the 69 known survivors About the same time the United which 47 per cent of the people are directly or indirectly dependent nouncing occupatjon of NankIng Senator beorge finished by sayOut of Committee were wounded at least one of them i' ambassador to Tokyo Joseph can a in a in reduction mine which state only Tuesday hinted Japan's army would operation :::: : ":1:'": :r 1 seriously bill—under which ing he like others would support upon mining The wage-hou- r C Grew was receiving the formal i':?:?':'::::!'!':'::'':1?':'!::!:': minimum wages of 40 cents an hour the bill because it had the backing mean added suffering and an increased relief load on both the state push on into the heart of belIt Eight Americans and other for- - apologies of tiVapatiese govern- China or less and maximum hours of 40 a of the administration as the only and federal governments I urge that you continue at least for another eague-red gave eigners aboard the Panay 7Ti4-- :''''sel pent week or more would be fixed for the present policy of purchasing domestically mined silver: po word of the IA Mat rits4411111 Carlson or the carge–be c dispatch' from Admiral Yarnell year the of in Congress weapon hands ' :Utah he 82 ina10t4g1":29-elrst ChinIt'sChinese Mean various branches of American-indus- and of crew the American pita wroleIlepreserdative—LIVALZabonof i commanding ships in emerge:ncy---'---s4iii44ght-- a before—themmuse' of the Meian and two other Stand- - China said that the Japanese comMonday sent to President Roovvelt Nanking was reported in flames --The Utah congressman is strong- blanketed under tremendous clouds of a 283 to 123 vote dischargOil unacwere ard boats mander in chief had ordered the company yl hopeful the president will extend of smoke "'1 ' e':i counted for There was no indica- - Japanese gunboat Hobu to proceed ing the rules committee from fur tthee consideration of the measure t: News missDomei tion of number the from agency) any large tHhee rpereeeslelnetd (Iapanese stiolvtehr epuprrcehsiadsei nnf spomliicnyd Nanking to help care for 1 PeiThe committee had kept -the bill American survivors of the Panay reported from ing Chinese were dead pigeon-hole- d the benefits that have flowed into ping in North China that immefor months and two Standard Oil vessels BellevedKilled ' Almost immediately six honts of the metalmining states by reason of diately after the fall of Nanking a i ' f''''')' Mikado May Send Regrets debate was begun to be followed by the silver purchase policy inaugu- new provisional government of the (A cable to the Socony-Vacuuamendments the principal one of rated late in 1933 and pictured what republic of China was created in New from York its It was believed "regrets" may corporation will happen if the government which apparently will be a substi- Its guiding principles Domei said China offices expressed belief Cap- come directly from the Japanese tute measure to be presented Tues should cease the buying of domestic were vigorous opposition to the tain Carlsen 1i'hose address was emperor in view of the president's silver at a premium price of Generalissimo listed as 90 Wood street Water- message to him day by the labor committee leaving Chiang regime n administrative out the k In his letter to the president Rep- circles coupled the suppression of commu13 (—A bury Conn was killed) Diplomatic 13 BARROW Dec WASHINGTON Alaska Dec (— board approved by the senate and resentative Robinson further-saidnism and cooperation with Japan officials In visit of British Ambassador While Sir Japan's highest t The court n 9 administra"roaring boring Alice" Ser- majority of he supreme substituting a "Although not intended as a relief and Manchukuo Shanghai Tokyo and Washington Ronald Lindsay to Secretary Hull tor Incllided in the officials of the ofgeant Stanley Mprgan's snowmobile opened a legal avenue Monday for measure the policy of the govern-th- e full and the accepted responsibility and president's mention of s: In the opening speech for the bill roared and puffed its way across vessels" in his fered deepest apologies for the "other to refund $5000- - ment in the purchase of silver as new regime were two former presigovernment Chairman Mary Norton (D) New the presidential proc- - dents of China three former prerescue from the message to the emperor establishedby tobombing at parties bonds of frozen 000000 trackless gold Tundra Monday outstanding l emotion of December 21 Jersey of the house lobo? commit1933 arid miers five former finance minisBritish gunboat Bee combed the They took this to mean that a but Secretary — Great tee told he colleagues it was not the ward Cape Halkett where Pilot reduced interest LONDON bee 13 offiamendments has proved ters and four other state of consultation if not of cosubsequent banks of the Yangtze river e the bill to "start fixing Harold Gil lam was forced down on Morgenthau told reporters intention Britain and the - United States Although American authorities operation existed between the Unitto be one of the most effective and cers to carry most economical methods of reduc-- - Japanese spokesmen said they worked in close- concert Monday hoped for the best the meager re- ed StateP and Great Britain with wages in all industries but onIS in a "Santa Claus" flight to Barrow treasury was doing nothing out such a refunding those in which opMezsive wages are and relieving were' without Information concern- night in the grave far eastern sit- ports from the Bee first mercy yes-s- respect to the incident ing unemployment Japanese Fairbanks from Saturday Six of the justices agreed the gov- - want and suffering yet tial portion out of Japanese being paid to a subs to reach the scene- - caused ap- planes besides sinking the Ameriadopted ing the Americans and handful of uation growing 2 a left about Barrow rent ernment had acted lawfully in Morgan naof workers" on both attacks of When the or can a boats administration hit gunboats the also British gunfcrreignpresent other fforeigners prehension concerning the number' (4 a m P S T) after Gil lam rafusing in the past to continue pay- office the metal mining in- owned property in the capital once tions on the Yangtze river boat Protect Children possibly killed and drowned dioed that landing facilitieS were ing interest on gold bonds called for assumedin comMembers the of of house A the United was of of States members of the the pride dustry majority republican China She 'said the Measure would "es not adequate for Sir GeorgeHubert redemption in advance of their ma- - paralyzed Prices of metals were two houses of congress who exThe Japanese communique after mons cheered Foreign Secretary Radios Account Russian Wilkins' chartered plane turity date tablish reasonable standards for the that The Bee radioed to the United pressed their opinion of the inciso low that few mines were able to events of the four months Anthony Eden's statement This decision would permit the operate Only Those mines whose reciting protection of the nation's children Wintiks was forced back here from of warfare before capture of Nan- British ships had fired on Japanese States iiagship Augusta an account dent either on or off the floor said a conand provide for administrative rescutempt by fog Sunday treasury if it desired to issue new production costs were at a king said "although Nanking has planes after they had been bombed of the bombing which said Japanese the sinking was proof that the Unittrols which will strengthen state Morgan's'snowmobile cargo conand shelled' bearing lower' interest mum were able to maintain their fallen so long as senlined the riverside 27 miles ed States should have withdrawn its sisted of haAsaw blades and 20 than the $5000000000 of gold bonds operation Thousands of men Eden told commons the British troops ll timents 'programs" She added: in China the sentito watch Sunday's men from th1e scene of conflict and exist above ' Nanking mean what we say gallons of gasoliwhich Gil lam "If we really outstanding and to redeem the molly employed in the mines and that at ay rate the Incident of the Japanese people are anthassador to Tokyo had "made tragedy ments when we claim we want the best requested Gillam stueljie had ternthe strongest protests" to Japan obligations with proceeds of lied industries swelled the ranks of that hostilities have just begun" should not germinate into a strugrescued she Bee The had reported for our children we now have the porarily repaired a broken strut and the new issues the unemployed They reported Chinese troops re- for the shelling of the British gun- 10 Americans seven of them Panay gle between the two powers At a :press conferenee however opportunity to prove it by enacting that he hoped to be in Barrow by "The establishment of the Pur- treating from Nanking up the boat Ladybird at Wuhu up the seamen three European officers of Strong Condemnation this bill into law" the secretary of the treasury said chase price of doinestic silver at 602 Yangtze fired many capital build- Yangtze from Nanking Tuesday the Standarl hf trAft It hoate ' From the south tatne an objecEden conceited withPzimeMin (Continued on Pare Four' (Continued on Page Seven) Accompanying Morgan on the officials had done nothing toward - here was some stroag conleMpersons safe ashelt tion that the bill would foment trip expecteclag lifer Neville Chamberlain and Her4211i!Z 4qlmkbandsand-had-reae-henation of Japanese actions Senawere of the Americans Three —ear treubles iTours wire Smirnov 1soviet no 'deccsion as to whether they schel V JOihnson the United States Standard Oil company officials—J tor Key Pittman who as chairman "The federal government cannot radio expert assisting in searching would be called in the d'affaires before making his V b charge 6f Cadiz Ohio John of the foreign affairs committte of Pickering draw the color line" said R4resen- operations for pleplissing leoviet cautious statement to commons that B Sherwood of McGraw N Y and the sedate Ls the most auttoritsi During iargument Of thecaseVaii—VialcFlorida-'but etative Wilcox (D) ''‘vhich- the court decided Solicitor the two Anglo-Saxo- n - you powers were D S Goldie The three Europeans tive member of both houses on forwM Waré jti-ezirnnotttersartlir "in consultation" on the serious in- were 4'di With General Stanley Reed estimated the matters declared in a state Captains B Jorgensen and P eign Man" that you do foe The ternational developialents 'in Japan's Mender ment that "these series of accidents 1:30 p in government could sve $350000000 hint The at temperature Blasina andEngineer white" undeclared war with China Itre local time was 8 degrees aboVe 'zero by refunding the outStanding gold The Standard Oil boats reached to neutrals and neutral vessels The British foreign- - office was intolerable" ' There was less than three hours of securities at lower interest Ravers New Bill becoming were their abandoned and by land Observers said the administration TACOMAo Wash Dec 13 till — SAN FRANCISCO Dec 13' UP— understood to be watching AmeriHe said it was "little satisfaction" dim twilight the final destructi've Representative PIA (II) New doubtless would like to effect this Federal bureau of investigation Despite a material recession of flood can public reaction to the Panay crews before to receive Japanese "regret" debuilt snowmobile The was believed was by it so attacks bombing York who voted for consideration a native of Springville saving especially at afortime when agents Monday investigated an an-'-to waters from last week's unprece- sinking for its possible effect in those aboard reached safe- manded that "some high Japanese of the bill announced he favored Morgan dented storm new dangers arose changing United States policy in most of(Continued is stressing the need balancing onymous death threat mailed officers" be punished and hinted cateron Page Four) has Utah a It ago fewyears bill the father-in-laadvanced by a substitute of in scattered sections of northern the far east the budget but that it probably Joseph aook (Column Three) for front thsinvidents might have been de- wheels rear skis and pillar Ex American Federation of Labor liberate for the purpose of frightauto- would hesitate to do so now for fear Douglas Van Vlack who commit-o- f California Monday as some streams ancientan wheels et vintage maximum act minimum- wages and the income of insur- ted Suicide in the Idaho state pris- approached flood crest neutral countries into with disturbing ening and is mobile chassis of capable meas: are on this hours (Continued ' on last Thursday Page Two) stipulated by At Colusa where three men were completely from China drawing hour miles an about40 woman going Three) ure Hook receiVed the longhand let reported missing a new menace 4 Smathers (D) New JerSenator 'N such Beyond that Fish contended ter Saturday ItNhad been mailed appeared when a Sacramento river sent Secretary Hull an open sey should be action accompanied by weir failed and impounded waters Friday in Puyallup near here letter 'urging withdrawal of all tariff increases to protect American Pierce countYNsheriff's of- - poured back into the stream Floods American ships from the 'danger manufac workers against imports to whom Hook took the mis- flowing through seven breaks in zone and asking that American eiti- -tured by cheap labor sive refused to divulge the text dikes inundated 61000 acres and zens be advisedto leave Press Associated the asleed lab6r be "should By he "Why" but the Hook family admitted the killed much livestock in the distriqt Senator Borah (Ft) Idaho Drew at concerned" shocked and crucified on tv cross of economic President Roosevelt: 'Deeply The gale and floods caused five letter threatened death to Mr And a new note into the discussion on ' and "indiscriminate sinking" bondage" slavery Mrs Hook unless they "got out Of known deaths and damage amountthe floor by intimating that the Wife began beating the other on the country" NEW YORK Pee 13 (INS)- -Representative Mapes (R) Japanese Foreign Mlnister Hirota: "I cannot possibly exU S S Panay was on the Yangtze ing to several million dollars 'eoof to back the Arturo Toscanini the great cunsideration gan objected The letter was subsequently Earl Kelly state director of publie-press how badly we feel about this" wodid to protectlheStandard Oil such leglislation'now for the reason n'ductor flew off the handle aboard have had no reason The photographers gave ground turned - over- - to postal inspectors said further damage might Japanese Ambassador Saito: 'We— Takes' Grave' View Hull -in Italian he said that business already is ' the Conte di SavoiaMonday'and to attack an American naval ship" enraged Screeching be expected in central and lower here cameramen screamToscaninl pursued with an agiSenator Pittman (D) Nevada: "Accidents to neutrals suffering from as bad case of Jit- cholg Hook refused to discuss the let- San Joaquin valley where streams ot State Hull who anSeeetthey busiest days of spent ters as it can possibly stolid" lity belying his 70 years are becoming intolerable" ing at the top of his voice: life ter in detail but said the signature are just reaching their crest Three -- farm organizations—the Out on dick Mrs Toscanini and was apparently "a forgery" "You assassins! You Murderthat Senator Borah (R)Idaho: "I do not see anything as a result of the Panay sinking' National grange the National Co- ers! You criminals! Youscotin a friend Samuel Chotzinoff the 1 1 calls for drastic action" Hold Two Suspects r music 'critic grabbed one but yule mailin— operative council andthe National drels!" ReynolcISIDT-North-tatblinar'—7-Senatoin one of 'his dispatches to Ambas- - had Heavy 13 GP) Dec — Fla TALLAHABSEE Milk Producers' federThe twp –photographersCooperative away Gre4 in Tokyo to world" the sador police trying Frank ptibutamire said NEW YORK Dec 13 UP—The ataon—sent lettera to the house committed the crime of taking "I want the satisfaction of Representative Knutson (R) Minnegotac "Absoluteem e Mon- - two men arrested here for highway was liner laden 1 he he that the and wage-faces!" while Washington their Toscanini's picture membership urging yelled slapping "Impress upon him (Foreign Minbargo about Japan" -- nave a better idea" he day with 1000000 pounds of Christ- - robbery may be wanted in Panama out hour bill be returned to committee his wife were waiting to have sit- "We of should the Oh Minnesota: Maas ister gravity Hiroie) (R) get Representative called back to hie wife "When mas mailfrom Americans to friends City Fla for robbing two sublieuThey- - said it would increase the their passports stamped to need the uation and of the orient" imperative - cost of production which farmers The famed maestro sprang out wi get ashore I'll get a gun and in Europe—the largest consignment tenants of the British naval-shi(Continued on Nice Pain (Column wita of foreign mail to go out this wear Orion— 14 a of hie chair at ono camerathan shoot them both!" buy Utahn Urges President Japan's Army To Retain Silver Price To Push On Into China 1i ' -i- II 4':44 '$:::::::::'- Sec-port- j - :::!::::::::'::::: 4 - t- b 'AV-res- tryt--eam- e- -- -- ' ult i:: 2 - Utah Sergeant Court Upholds Goes to Aid Gold Bond Of Arctic Pilot R elu ild Polic y I II 1' long-captur- !' m 1 five-ma- Kai-she- one-ma- Britain Join- Hands U S - ot-O- nor-sti- rel k Kin Cost- Floods Gets Threat Loss lounts - -- Mor-gf11i- it Ilk eJ- Maestro Gives Tongue To Ship Photographers - ' What Leaders Have to Say Nbout Sinking of- Panay - ragThe We I I 'I - i g' shin-ICUS-- - - -- --- yz ro ls 1 4: tankers±r:) works ed-ti- 1 : - - - li |
