Show Local Metal Markets The Weather I ! : 13500 Gold 6464o Silver (newly mined) 4275a Silver (foreign) Copper electrolytic delivered 11250 Connecticut valley rrB10®5J5o Lead UTAH— Fair Sunday IDAHO— Fair Sunday WYOMING — Generally fair-"- ' NEV ADA-F- air Sunday Lud si VOL 138 NO 44 Subic rtptfjn ratee: Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming dally and Sunday mo 0108 year In advance 012 elaewbere In 0 8m daily and Sunday mo (1 38- - Wary Tactics Loom for New Congress Both Parties Cautious in Laying Plans SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Here’s How Bliszard Left Manhattan Nole car buried under snowy blan- —kctl The storm hit Gotham without warning and to add to its tempo it made city It Military Rule on Roads on 1 one leadership appears moving toward a policy of careful strategy in exploiting the election victories which almost doubled minority party strength in the next house and increased its senate representation by 50 per cent John D M Hamilton the national chairman has emphasized to party audiences that even these gains leave the Republicans too far in the minority to be legislatively effective close coopera' except in hoped-fo- r tion with some Democrats Republican house and senate caucuses in January when the new congress convenes are generaljy expected to reflect that view in shaping party tactics for the session It all spells an effort to avoid antagonizing not only those Democrats openly hostile to some administration methods and proposals but also the larger group of DemoRepublican That would start off the new congress on a harmony noth if published reactions of many legislators to the armament expansion idea are a correct indicator Violent differences over details of the program would not change that They are to be expected The president’s suggestion of a strengthened poftey of continental defense and increased implementation of western hemisphere solidarity has yet to be reduced to concrete terms in the form of air and sea fleets and land armaments recommendations The solidarity fruits on (Continued (Column Page Six) Four) 92 Persons Die in Snow Storms As Temperatures Remain Low By Associated Press of winter with abnormally low temperatures high winds and a forecast of more-snopersisted over much of the nation Sunday following one of the worst November storms in The onslaught caused at years least 92 deaths A preview Storm-bor- n traffic accidents frigidity and overexertion added to the toll steadily The weather bureau” reported a large mass of cold air centered over the Great Lakes region was sweeping slowly eastward At the same time it drew warmer Crews Check California Fire After Man-Killin- g Siege LOS ANGELES Nov 26 (UP)— Thousands of weary firefighters Saturday night brought under control the disastrous brush and timber fires which have raged over southern California for the past four days Damage to date was estimated in excess of $5000000 Many homes of film celebrities were threatened but none was destroyed Nearly 800 homes most of them summer residences were destroyed as fire swept through eight major southern California canyons ‘ ' The $1000000 Arrowhead Springs hotel in San Bernardino canyon east of here was destroyed The Topangtf canyon with its in the Santa many tributaries Monica mountains and the east slope of the San Bernardino mountains were the hardest hit The weather bureau Saturday night reported the humidity for the two areas 60 miles apart for the next 24 hours would be “very low” with increasing and changeable in the Santa winds off shore district The Monica mountain forecast was for increasing velocity in the San Beqpardino area with winds from the Nevada desert dis- Neither of two major blazes— in the Santa Monica fountains and in the San Bernardino national forest —were extinguished But both were controlled and barring' new winds Hope was expressed no further seri- g LOS ANGELES Nov 26 (UP) —Miss Ellares Shoun 28 who allegedly tried to Shanghai the object of her affections into marriage by marching him to city hall with a gun in his back Saturon awaited trial day charges of assault with a deadiyWeapon and burglary Howard Peer a railway mail clerk complained to police that Miss Shoutv took his government-owne- d gun from a suitcase in his weather to the Pacific coast adding to the menace of forest fires Much of the northern part of the nation was blanketed bjr snow Houghton-Micreported the fall was 16 inches deep Albany N Y had six inches Boston five and Philadelphia four The forecast for New England was cloudy and more snow the north central states more snow the south clear but colder than Friday night TraveL by train was delayed at Trains ran from one-ha- lf Chicago to one and a half hours late but airlines reported normal operations Bus transportation also was interrupted especially in New England Recapitulation of storm ’deaths of the Thanksgiving season h showed New York 25 NewErjg- -' land 23 New Jersey 12 Pennsylvania 7 the south 5 Ohio 9 Maryland 3 Indiana 2 each snow-covere- Prospective Bride Fails to Land Husband Gtin-Totin- Game Conservationist Succumbs in N Y NEW YORK Williams Nov 26 CD — Huntington 87 author and pioneer in the fight for adoption of game conservation and room last September 2 then rebreeding laws died at his Oceanside turned October 11 stuck the jjun Long Island homo Saturday In his back and commanded: A native of Cincinnati and Yale “You and I are going to the graduate Huntington wrote the and license bureau get marriage first game breeders' law enacted hitched” Miss Shoun assertedly marched in the nation It was passed in him several blocks before he at1912 by the New York state legistracted the attention of police lature with the assistance of Presiwho took her to University police There she leaped from a dent Roosevelt their a state constation second-floo- r window bounced off servation commissioner If served an awning and suffered a broken as a model for sinnilar laws in 45 states jaw Dwight it Drive to All Aiding Jews "'V the department dis- closed that the United States embassy in Berlin had complained to the German government Friday against “acts or policies of foreign governments which discriminate against American creditors and give foreign creditors more favorable Pope Leaves Sick Bed Suffers Chill - ut Michigan and Nebraska and Missouri 1 each and Illinois 2 For the first timeJn 14 years ous damage would occur officials of the Bowie1 race track V Able detective work of Sheriff in Maryland were forced to call Eugene Biscailuz brought the arrest off the program because of snow of the man who admitted responsi- and ice on the track football bility for the Santa Monica mounMany games werev tain fire — David I Trewitt care- played on gridirons taker of the Oscar Trippett ranch while fans snuggled under covers who dumped a pan of hot ashes into tS ward off the biting winds tinder-dr- y which whipped aoross the stagrass A steady outbreak of “spot” fires diums i some distance from the main blazes however The youngsters prompted members of the fire de reveled in the snow brought out partment arson squad to seek fire- sleds and skates and the ski fans excursions to bugs they believed responsible planned week-en- d At the same time Sheriff Bisnear-b- y resorts cailuz sent officers into the near-b- y canyons where residents had evacu- (Contimifd on Pair Seven) (Column Two) Thereafter Nazis Widen treatment than Americans” Austrian Debts Germans Warned This referred to the fact that Sumner Welles Germany has not continued service Ambassador Wilson will not reon Austrian debts outstanding in Against turn to Berlin this country when Austria became a part of the reich An exchange Showing Sympathy of notes published by the department said Germany already was BERLIN Nov 26 UP)— Nazi making payments on Austrian1 obliwas extended Saturday gations to creditors in Great Britby sharp attacks on those who sym- ain France and some other nations pathize with Jews in a “These creatures these friends of The German government Jews these servants of Jews de- note of November 17 said thatjwhlle serve no other treatment than that it had been possible to recoghke accorded Jews themselves" the and pay certain Austrian obligain those countries because of Nuernberg newspaper Fraenkische tions Illness Disregarded Germany’s favorablo trade balance Tageszeitung declared The Westdeutscher Beobachter of with them it had been Impossible As Pontiff Tries Cologne maintained that "our fel- to make any American arrangelow citizens must not commiserate ment because of unfavorable trade To Continue Duties where commiseration is out of relations The reich is on the United States ' place the elimination of the Jew economic "blacklist” being deprived VATICAN CITY Nov 26 UP— from our life must be carried to the of tariff concessions granted other bitter 'end” Vatican sources said Saturday countries because she allegedly disWider Campaign criminates against American good night that Pope Pius XL was seized Some observers believed these at- Confer Brieflywith a slight chill about 0 p m tacks were the beginning of a wider (11 a m E S T) after he had Ambassador Wilson Whd conagainst Germans who left his sick bed to carry on his of- campaign think nazi treatment of Jews un- ferred with officials here briefly before his scheduled departure at ficial duties’SThe chill lasted only worthy of German traditions Letters kept piling up in foreign midnight for Atlanta en route re-to a few minutes the “Little White House” told meanwhile consulates indicating The pope had been helped from hundreds of landlords were ousting porters he could make no statement as to the purpose of his visit bed and had sat up part of the Jews from their homes nor probable length of stay in the day despite 'the heart attack from Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph United States until after he had which he collapsed Friday morn- Goebblcs! newspaper Der Angriff seen the president He came home how a Jewess reported approvingly ing He had been warned that his was evicted at the president’s request for reand tier four-rooweakened heart might not survive apartment made available to an port and consultation leaving Mrs Wilson in Berlin another' such attack Aryan family of seven The German ambassador to this The supreme head of the Cath- Other Measures country Dr Hans Dleckhoff olic church 81 years old last May sailed for home also to were There other restrictive 31 gave proof of his extraordinary report on President Roosevelt’s atmeasures the nazi measures ur fortitude by holding a Indigent Jews were forbidden un- titude toward against Jews Mr Roosevelt had conference with Eugenio Cardinal der an interior ministry decree to said at a press conference that seek aid from public welfare buPace Hi papal secretary of state reaus but must turn to Jewishagen-cie- s things had occurred in Germany" which were almost unbelievable Matches Will With Doctor Saturday's publication of notes were loans Ail Jewish student Most of the day the pope matched canceled and repayment ordered regarding the Austrian debt question disclosed the United States his will against that of his chief within two weeks All hunting liphysician Dr Aminta Milani head censes held by Jews were ordered now has addressed four Increasingly of the Vatican state's sanitary de- canceled by Field Marshal Her- pointed notes to Berlin since GerAustria and suspartment mann Wilhelm Goering acting in many absorbed the provinces Dr Milani said his patient ex- his as national master of pended service on Austrian debts The meetings passed peacefully capacity and bonds in this country without pressed for Sunday the firm desire the hunt under the watchful eyes of armed to receive Cardinal Pacelli Monwere alert for evi- recognizing responsibility for payNewspapers mobile guards Filippo Soccorsi director of dence of a more favorable reaction ing those obligations The mass meetings called by the signor the Vatican radio station and (Continued on PK Eight) (Continued on Pise Eight) Warning Sent (Column Five) Serafini governor of Vatican (Column Seven) The third note sent October 19 which been have part City— receipts warned Germany that if the uncerof the pope’s Sunday routine The physician was as firm as tainty of the debt situation continued it would be “certain to inthe pope in his objections He said he woyid not permit his holiness to tensify a feeling of injustice and discrimination" It brought a prereceii(g even members of his family let alone any other visitors liminary Germany reply in which it was stated the question was beHopes to Attend Mass 26 UP)— An official ing studied but that no way had Nov BERLIN UPt-GerThe BERLIN Nov 26 A source close to the pontiff said of Lufthansa German air line re been found to pay American cred-itoman press with one accord is turn- his holiness as yet hoped to attend mass ported f en airmen were killed SaturIt was to this German note that ing its guns on the United States Sunday in his private chapel and day in the crash of a Lufthansa with the charge that Washington also intended not only to hold the plane during an experimental flight the American embassy in Berlin rehas imperialistic designs in connec- customary official conferences but in Gambia on the west coast of plied Friday About $50000000 is believed into receive a delegation of Hun- Africa tion with the forthcoming Three others were injured serious-l- volved in- - the bond and obligations garian pilgrims conference at Lima Peru This informant said early Saturand two were hurtslightly The of thetold Austrian government and Reports that the Jewish emigra- day evening that the holy father plane carried a crew of five and 10 its municipalities and subdivisions technicians the latter from the air Following Austria’s absorption the tion question is to be put on the "could not hope to be better” Dr Milani permitted his patient ministry and from Junkers Bavar- United States addressed notes to agenda sufficed Saturday to loosen to drink af small Germany April 6 and June 9 asking cup of diluted ian motor works The Lufthansa official said’ the her to assume these obligations No barrage of taunts at “dollar coffee Saturday afternoon after' the pope took some broth and sipped a flight was made to study the plane’s understanding has yet been reached diplomacy” performance especially under trop- although Germany has not formalThe Boerscnzeitung in a front little champagne The physician was seen leaving ical conditions ly renounced her obligation to asr page editorial charged the United One of the victims was identified sume some of these debts States with "fostering in South the papal apartment in late afteras an aviator named Blankenburg Negative Stand America a morbid war psychosis" noon for a brief stroll He intended to spend another who was sad to have had 107 ocean with the transparent purpose of In July however Germany'orally crossings to his credit forming a solid bloc against “alleged night near the pontiff informed Ambassador Wilson then certain aggression by European still in Berlin that the governstates” ment “supported by historical prors The newspaper Nachtausgabe Triple-Tlircatecedures took a generally negative warner Americans that “some time stand with regards to' the debts of they will discover they have gotthe Austrian government since they ten their information on world poliwere brought about in order to tics from lunatics” ' support the incompetent Austrian The conferepce created by the state set-uartificially a p NEW YORK Nov 26 (UP)— which wil) open at Lima December young men who know treaties” 9 has brought the foreign office Authorities said Saturday they thing or two about such matters Paris Austrian government bonds fall mouthpiece Diplomatisch Polltische were planning to “streamline” the 1 as physics chemistry accounting into two categories and cover money law and engineering into Jkhe chorus of Korrespondenz New York City police force next “We want no Man Mountain owed for food shipped to starving attacks further Deans” Kern said "The new cop Austrians in 1920 and for It (Complained that “the United year by recruiting triple-threcredit extended in 1930 to 'bolster States persists in bringing forward Adonises from collegiate football must be streamlined" the Austrian financial structure In As a lure the football-playin- g teams questions which "none of the Cenaddition there are some private obex30000 to the Paul The or recruits tral South American states ever according applicants among American individuals Kern will be credits has brought up for discussion” awarded J up ligations to president of the municipected note of November IT — Germany's 4 one for to per cent The aim of the United States it pal civil service commission must every point account of the ex“On said that be of handsome physique said Is to engage Latin American agile year the wap a letter en the condition of Gerpassive tremely countries economically and militar and intelligent gridiron— in the physical examiStates The idea Kern said Is not to nation and similar credit) for col- man trade with the United ily so that ultimately (hey will be an outlay in 'the subjects which already requires come a homogenous protectorate of acquire giants— mental or physilege learning ' (Continued on Pm Eight) ' cal— for the force but just well aforementioned t Column Iwe) Washington" ur trict “Hey pop! There are only 28 days till Christmas so how about getting after my presents I’’ 26 (Ab— Premier Nov PARIS Edouard Daladier Saturday night decreed the military requisition of all principal railroad lines of France in his fighting campaign to crush y in advance the general strike called by French labor for next Wednesday Daladier signed a decree imposing army control on railroad workers who voted to join the general strike Earlier in the day similar tactics by the premier smashed strikes among miners metal workers and local railroad hands in the north of France Fifty thousand workers had walked out In the north Uses Army Methods The French confederation of labor which ordered its 5000000 members to strike Wednesday in protest against Dalidier’s decree Jaws susweek had orpending the dered a stoppage in every phase of work excepting only such necessary services as water gas and electriThese ' services are to be city manned by skeleton staffs Daladier won the first round of his battle with labor by using army measures in“the north mobilizing striking workers and ordering them to work as part of the army Courts martial were established for those refusing to work The unions quickly gave in by ordering strikers to resume work pending the general strike t In the Paris region where another 80000 metal workers went on strike' all factories were cleared of sit-i- n strikers although work was not yet ordered resumed by the managements Tense Truce In effect a tense truce prevailed between the government and labor 'pending the scheduled nation-wid- e walk-oWednesday The northern unions in ordering their members back to work declared their action was taken only “to give greater significance” to the scheduled Coal general strike trains began running and mine and metal works operations are to be renewed Monday although a few thousand men in chemical and other industries remained on strike France’s left wing labor ranks shouted defiance at the government in nation-wid- e mass meetings late Saturday with 50000 workers at tending meetings in Paris and hum Confederation of Labor were part dreds of thousands turning out in one-da- cratic doubtfuls Mr Roosevelt brushed thbse rumors aside at his Warm Springs He indicated he had conferences no such plans but would be glad to see any party leaders who called That is construed in Washington as pointing toward a Roosevelt message to congress ignoring Democratic election reverses There are increasing indications that except for a general reaffirmation of his broad policies at home international conditions and recommendations for the new rearmament program will be the dominating note of that message Note of Harmony WASHINGTON Nov 26 (P) — Signs of strained relations with Germany multiplied Saturday when the state department assigned its ambassador to Berlin to an indefinite tour of duty in Washington and published new protests against nazi treatment of American creditors Sumner Welles acting secretary of state announced that Ambassador Hugh Wilson who returned here Saturday from Berlin on his way to confer with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs Ga had been assigned to the department as an adviser on relations between the two countries Other officials said later that the assignment while for an indefinite period was a temporary one Daladier Places Bide As to the administration approach to the new problem presented by the changed party lines in congress many politicians regard the news from the “Little White House" at Warm Springs Ga during the president’s Thanksgiving holiday there as highly significant A series of important conferences with Democratic congressional leaders during that period was rumored before the president went to Warm Springs Ambassador to Berlin Ordered To Remain at Home Sharp Message Sent on Debts French Put Rail Lines UnderArmy on No Such Plans’ 94 PAGES— TEN CENTS Between America Germany By KIRKE L SIMPSON WASHINGTON Nov 26 (P) —Post-electispeculation as to the probable course of events in the new congress is being grooved gradually to the expectation that a period of watchful-waitin- g is- in Rrospect on both sides' administration and Coalition Prospect Any effective coalition of Republicans and anti new deal Democrats would require the cooperation of more congressional Democrats than can yet be set down as ready to declare open warfare on the president and his policies Mri Roosevelt has said he did not expect any such coalition to de velop importantly Behind that lies a conviction in administration circles that even the most extreme anti hew dealers must look ahead to 1940 and the prospect of being turned out of power nationally if intraparty fighting in the next congress reaches the stage of majority coal! tions against the administration The loss of the presidency in 1940 would mean- - even to those congressional Democrats from the south or elsewhere who survived a national party defeat the loss of federal patronage perquisites they have en joyed for six years That is the leverage the White House counts on to checkmate Republican angling for active legislative alliances with anti new deal Democratic factions issued every morning Entered ewthe poet offiee et Salt LeHe City t eecond cl&ee matter under act of March 6 1879 10 eoa 1 ension Lofty Empire State building looks down as New Yorker starts clearing himself a path after November blizzard hit the way for a brief display of lightning set a November record NOVEMBER 27 1938 SUNDAY MORNING Loral Srttlwneat Prlrra Copper (cathode) 810c m tly one-ho- Ca-mil- lo Plane Crash Kills Ten Nazis Hit U S ‘Imperialism’ re Will Bolster Ranks of New York’s Finest at |