Show £350 The Weather ITT Ali— Partly cloudy ‘ Local Metal Markets 3500 Gold Silver (newly mined) 6i4 4275s Silver (foreign) Copper electrolytic delivered 1125o Connecticut valley 4 85 ®490a Lead ' IDAHO — Cloudy Wednesday WY OMIN G —Partly cloudy NEVADA —Cloudy Wednesday 4767c Lead Vol 138 No 110 eaitiode 10 21 Pages— Five Cents Salt Lake Gly Utah Wednesday Morning February 1 1939 j (Copper) is- - It’s ‘Heave Ho!’ She Goes Act Proposes Interracial Marriage Bar an -- Two Others Periled in Utah Canyon Orie man was buried under -- tons of snow and two others en - dangered Tuesday- - noon when an avalanche roaredddwiTMili ler canyon eight miles east of body of Leo Edward Bursting Saw Ends Lives of Two Utahns An inter-racimarriage issue Tuesday disturbed the calm which has characterized most of the state senate sessions thus far this year For two hours the debatefrequent-l- y bordering on tha choleric raged around a senate measure which would forbid marriages between whites and Malayans Upshot of th oratorical tumult was that the measure (S B 65“ war advanced to third reading by a vote of 16 al Man Nephew In Ranch Acciden- t- May-- " F-4- Jtwo -- from-thw-- By O N Malmqulst Flying Pieces Kil Th - field 24 assistant technician at ROSETTE' Utah Jan 31— Two Farmington for the Intermountain men were staInstantly killed near here forest and range experiment tion was taken from its tomb late Tuesday atffija m when a buzz Tuesday and workers from Bounti- - saw which they were operating ful CCC camp 8 after a battle burst onthr Hirschl ranchabout ' moved it over 14 miles south and west of StreyeU i againstmilesthe elements " of snow and ter to a Idaho James I Carter 48 and his waiting hearse Wlth Mayflild when h was nephew Curtis Hirschi 20 were trapped by the avalanche wers two the victims Carter suffered Other experimentstation employes broken— neck— and was pierced Miln Woolley of Farmington and through the body by a piece of flyRiggs Murdock of Ogden son of ing eteel Hirschl was decapitated Representative Abe Murdock by another piece of metal The accident pccured at 9:30 a m Out Body Bringing y Th two men with Hirschi’s faThose who broughtthe body ther Albert Hirschi had Jacked up out of the a Truck and they were using the were Deputy Sheriff Reed Oviatt of vehicle for power The young man Davis county Harry Pledger of the was throwing the cut' wood away experiment' station Merrill Miller from the saw and his uncle was foreman of the CCC camp and feeding it with a cord of wood when John Baker Douglas Miller Len&rd the accident occurred Albert Hedden and Grantly Fowler CCC Hirschl narrowly missed death He workers had just stepped away from' the The searchers dispatched to the saw to gather up more wood when of Gurr E J scene by Supervisor it hurst He escaped uninjured " the Wasatch national forest a&d Sheriff Fred Sorensen of Brig: headed by C R Wehmeyer proj- ham City who investigated called CCC ect superintendent at the th tragedy '“accidental” and said camp bucked heavy drifts to a no inquest would be held ' The miles cam psite-tes were takentd a mortuary lanchs acene and- from there trav- in Tremonton eled on snowshoes to where the Mr Carter was born In Park Val three men - were measuring snow ley a son of Mr and Mrs Erastus near the Junction of' Miller and Cartel He was educated in Park Farmington canyons Valley schools and In 1893 married - Mr Mayfield was born April 24 Buelah Robinson In the Logan L 1914 ab' Salt Lake City a son of D S temple H was active in William O and Florence WilkinD S church and well known ’ ' “ x ' son Mayfield throughout northern Utah as The family moved kto Farmington rancher ’Z X ’ In 1924 SilrMving are hls' widow and four Bark-dull He married Irene Thelma sons Clifford Eldred and Robert October 31 1932 at Salt Lake Carter of Park Valley and Doug' ’ ” s ' las Carter of Brigham City City two Mr Hirschl was born in Park Surviving are his Widow children- Donald Lee 2 and Larins Valley & son of Albert and Dor3 his parents and the following othy C Hirschl He 18 survived by his parents y brothers snd sisters: Beth Mayfield of Farmington Arthur Kenneth three sisters and a brother Helen 'anddWilliam Marion Mayfield all Fern Leona and Dee Hirschi of of Stilt Lake City Park Valley wo Race BanBill Stirs Row In Utah Senate a-) - ‘itSome of the opponents of the measure seized upon the bill to n- large the scope of the state's interracial marriage ban as an opportunity- to -- wipe out prohibitions which now exist ’ But this effort met with defeat Offer Changes Senator Wendell Grover (D) Salt Lake City moved to strike from the bill subsections which now make illegal marriagea between whites L and negroes or Mongolians Sena' V' tor Arthur 0 Ellett CP) Spanish Fork retaliated with an amendment to th section dealing with X negro-whit- e marriages making It include quadroons and octaroons (P His motion carried on a voice vote Senator Glenn E Snow (D) St George sought to prevent the issue from coming to a vote until more axwwiwi'iwrtoo information could be collected but his motions to table proposed Chicago motorist gets helping hand from passersby as blizzard amendments first and then bill itself irnoro strikes Polkema-i- about to help out s Roosevelt Tells Senators i Inside ’ of Plane! Deal were voted down The bill which was Introduced by Senators F D Williams (R) Mlnersville Ed Johnson (D) Mt Pleasant and John W Anderson (D) Grantsville waa prompted by a request from the California legis lature Tha Californians Of Hitler’s Peace-Aim- Jells Dictators German Press Begins Clamor for Colonies Deeds Must Support Words r LONDON Jan3i (P)— Prime -Minister Neville Chamberlain z Tuesday demanded that Eu- Fuehrer Studies Chamberlam jlcmand For Evidence of Wish fojvFcace Lauded Flaying’ of War ScareAfon nasi BERLIN Jan 31 CP)--The press Tuesday night Inaugurated a campaign for German colonies itudled ‘M " ChancellorTTHitler Prime Minister Chamberlain's demand for deeds not words in favor of peace Taking its e u ft from the ’fuehrer’ reichstag speech on Monday in which he demanded colonies the newspaper said “our demands are so just and so long overdue that they do not admit a 'deal “ News of the British prime minwasister’s displayed speech - prominently “In all Wednesday but morning newspapers eom- - s dictators produce evidence” of their “desire for peace” before “we can enter ment in th early night editions on the final settlement” of the was brief and in general terms European situation’ One official spokesman said th Willingness to disarm or limit text still was engaging the close armaments Chamberlain said attention of th foreign office — would be of the dictators' “cori-drt- rope' jff proof Deutsche Allgemeln peaceful Intentions He added Britcontented Itself with saying ain was ready to contribute to r Chamberlain’s speech had made general aolution a favorable impression especially ' e Seaaion Opening that part rebuking mongers Addressing an Opening session of Chancellor- - Hitter’ - financial the house of commons just on day accustomed' to lieutenants taking after Chancellor Hitler’s moderate cues quickly from their leader reichstag - speech Chamberlain started studying German export commenting on the expressed peace fuehrer-himselwhile the desire of both the fuehrer and possibilities sat back well pleased Premier Mussolini declared with BUI (Continual on P emphasis r (Crthimti Five) “What y want to see Is not only words which Indicate desire for peace but before we can enter on the final settlement we shall want Th Zel-tu- ’ war-scar- f Troops Await France Blocks — Fighting Talk Loyalists’ ByDiicc Today Fliglit at Line to aes concrete evidence In a willingness let us say to enter into arrangements If not for disarmament at any rat for a' limitation of armaments" At conclusion of the foreign affairs debate a' motion for adjour-mentIn effect a on th prims minister’s policy of appeasement In Europe and nonintervention In Spain— was carried by th government by a vote of 258 to 133 test-vot- Twenty Thousand Blackshirts Camped in Rome -- com- Guard Bolstered To Head Off Retreat of Army While Chamberlain spok of Britain’s willingness to limit arms he mentioned at the same time PERPIGNAN France Jan 81 (AT “enormous additions" to Britain's own defensive strength to France Reflects Policy —Heavy reinforcement of French Answers Critic Into the frontier troops poured Democracies He Of ' He answered critics of British re-- “ gion opposite Catalonia Tuesday armament progress by declaring Franc bftrricada Secrets against ts Denies Buyer Cot night Military "w are now to see the a possible mass retreat of the Span- results ofbeginning our preparations on all ' ish government army sides” Some observers saw this also as Tha reinforcements for the normal frontier guard included several a sign he believed Britain’ growing strength had influenced the German squadrons of cavalry and motorized fuehrer’s speech last night ’ ' ‘ military airplanes to France because helping the democratic nations th fascist militia 18 years ago units FlveJ (CoutinnM on Pt Chamberlain was conciliatory and Column Four) of the world was part of the present American foreign policy he ad Hitler exchanged Minister of Interior Albert" Sar-ra- yet firm It would be useless he Tuesday The chief executive- - later told telegrams reaffirming Italian-Germa- n conferred with civilond mili- said to start new discussions until Opinions Expressed -confidence was restored in making such a statement that newspapermen friendshipand ’ all from walks Meanwhile Utahn sales no military secrets were di official quarters declared Hit- - tary authorities who said preparaClinging to the main objective of (ronj to were tions prevent pushed being Of life expressed their opinions of his appeasement policy which he ler’s reichstag spee vulged The transactions he added piedging sup being driven stead- said was steadily succeeding the the storm The farmers said it was had the double purpose of reducing if Italy were afl eked showed Spanish soldier port overfrom border the toward beneficial so did the irrigation and prime minister also echoed Chanthe “unshakability of nds between ily unemployment and helping idle airrunning French soil cellor Hitler’ own words of Monday craft factories through an expert culinary water supply experts Win' and Germany” Italy ' mental period of mass production ter sports enthusiasts thought "it night that statesmen should “devote Taken Refugees Colonial Demands — was "swell" But to highway crews themselves for a time to improving in preparation for the big domestic Sarraut ordered the entry of the conditions of their own street cleaners and to the average rearmament program that lies Colonial demands of people” Spain's civilian refugees into France The prim minister public welmotorist and pedestrian it was just ahead tions “will dominate to he (AT-- De lest he ' 31 speeded WASHINGTON caught Jan they comed a WASHINGTON plain “nasty” Jan 31 UP) -S- For nearly week the committee tranquil parts of Hitler's of European history WASHINGTON Jan 31 (AV-- A In the threatened stampede Th storm which started late investigating deals re mands for revision of th national future” Vlrglnlo Gada authoritareichstag speech and said he senate-hous- e Clark (D) Idaho accused had been enator commitconference said A boosted Nevada In western newspaper Perpignan Monday ported to invovle the sale of some labor relations act ran Into a "slow tive fascist spokesmfap wrote in U 50000 thought it was not that of “a man soldiers were likely to be sent who snow depth at Donner summit on tee prepared the 3725000000 relief foes of the administration’s silver 65000000 worth of la preparing to throw Europe Giornale d'ltalia Sown” the from to th ' to the border but signal Tuesday foreign into another crisis" guard highway th aircraft to France It When the demands would reach office appropriation bill for final passage purchase program Tuesday of wag' at said Paris th on labor senate committee figure 65 Inches and early Wednesday received had misgovthat “vicious of was crisis however un testimony a the of campaign with a series stage compro- ing "was' reported centered over Nebras- Tuesday ernment ‘officials had cooperated ' Chairman Thomas (D) Utah after predictable Some observers thought seemed “high” The wqr depart- Wants Evidence ment and the prefecture of the He declared Premier Mussolini' ka Most of the central states were mises which included acceptance of representation” with a French mission sent here to meeting of the committee told they might be pressed after a final frontier department Pyrenees-Orlental- had told him in Rom senate restriction' forbidding W “There la apparently a concerted buy planes from American fac receiving a generous snowfall during his victory in Spain effort being tories declined to comment reporters that the entire group insurgent Observers here early Wednesday visit there January II to 14 that A to drop more than 5 per cent and Carefully-directe- d ’German and “Italian questions conmade to forestall action by this Franco'i armies Italy's policy was one of peace But Indicated a few more snow flurries of Its workers before April L Tuesday Mr ROosevelt Invited the would hold public hearings on pro- are bound together and ire laid on Generalissimo favored somewhat by better weath- Britain wants “concrete evidence” gress looking toward continuance of entire membership to the White posed amendments to the labor act the table with would occur later in the day but synchronizaperfect This proviso with'which economy the present policy” Clark said In a House to hear his version of the but first would consult “interested er some momentum In — “n6t only words” clearing skies Thursday tion” said 11 Lavoro Fascists organ theirregained - anticipated smash against the center of Citing a willingness to bait the as mercury at the Salt Lake alr- - advocates persuaded th senate to statement transaction Mr Roosevelt it was government agencies of the fascist syndicates Clark said lie was' makirtg a preli- said simultaneously presided and from which th government armaments race as th form of 150000000 from President port plunged to 14 degrees above cut In prlvata quarters there were the line (Continued ' sero Refers Amendments on Pat ill) of'rihia vicious took the “witness chair” needed Chamberlain declared Roosevelt's relief estimates was minary-study rerumors of the (Column EljtM) that specialists agitation) and intended to ask Although those present were Thomas said the group had re- serve Highway traffic was hampered given ready approval by the house “it the time come and w can find 1912 as in class born army inan make to official the senate were tm roads most Pie Two) (Continued open ’ ferred nine amendments backed by well as reserve officers born in 1896 badly but spirit corresponding "to our own ' Airlines resumed (Column Seven) i quiry operations Tues- group we shall be ready to make our th American Federation of Labor had received letters instructing most or "One the unfair use viciously Senate restrictions upon the layoff due and introduced ‘by Senator Walsh them to await orders The govern contribution to a general appeaseday noon after a of the and untruthful allegations $o the storm ment of Europe" (D) Massachusetts to the labor de- ment on of relief funds for political pur January 25 called 60000 Th prim minister spoke three “'Although the storm was felt In all poses were slightly revised and then now being given extensive circulapartment and national labor board reservist of th 1901 class to report le locall-the tion that prot for their recommendations sections of Utah and In most time— twice In answer to questions 1 and Indicated more February form In final for severe drain they gram has constituted a ties In the entire intermountain approved on his Rome visit and Hitler's “Any mad rush always brings bad would he' called i west It struck hardest In Cache val- bade political contributions bvW on the taxpayer” Clark said the western senator and finally In a foreign aflegislation” speech ElWASHINGTON (AT— Jan Is the situation as ha refused to predict just Thousands of Fighters debate after th labor leader said ley where "more than 10 Inches of P A workers where the senate bill “The truth of fairs r admer Andrews th F wage-hourevealed in a recent bulletin new snow fellhow soon public hearings could be Victor Lutz had outlawed such contributions by fully chief of German ministrator Tuesday extended until Clement' Attlee had attacked Britof the National City Bank of New i PICHER Okla Jailx31 CD-- The ' " to help the hard held 10 Inches nazl storm troopers was In Rome February 18 hi temporary order ain's refusal all government employes York— and certainly no one could bodies of two miners trapped In the' committee met Sena- for the fascist government in the militia celebration partially exempting handicapped pressed Spanish - The Utah Power andXlght com Senator Adams (D) Colorado accuse that institution of being urn huge fall of rock wers removed torBefore Burke (D) Nebraska frequent Since its founding the militia has workers from wag provisions of civil warof bill sec- Tuesday night from tha Southern had who the in the to silver 1014 This new inches of charge duly friendly pany reported critic of the act and the board that ' European markets already had law snow with 80 of an inch water con- senate laughingly explained to re- tion of the bulletin which it might Zinc mine near hers and mors than adminiaters it flatly predicted that provided thousands of fighters for th wage-hoswung upward sharply ' on the the the aid of Under to and exemployer conquest 200 exemption received Ethiopia the said not without men has be into that stonb of the porters total change any dug g'vast pile tent at Logan bringing congress would amend the act at Generalissimo are required to pay at least 18 14 strength of Hitler’s words declaring on the ground there to more than mad Tuesday the bill would have tensive publicity reads as follows under which the bodies of three this session Burke said he was Spanish Insurgent I cents an hour to handicapped work- he' expected a "long peace” Franco party-Jfro- m references-ikept-ih-wers Democratic -buried' others believed e public “‘Frequent n 18 Inches Members of parliament returning amendments in addition Two thousand veteransj of th ers whose applications for exemppreparing cost dinners discussion in Jackson to the the bodies of the The recovered Identl were U P and L holding day “ pur other reports from to those offered by Senator Walsh from a recess since Decembed 22 1 and will December war tion filed before be the Spanish to among chase fled future as the Jess apm 7 those of follow Crossland 35 Chairman Thomas said “the whole taxpayers program stations Tuesday at p 20000 that goose step past Musso- joined In by employer and employe also showed relief from strain over ' American Falls Idaho 114 Inches No agreement was reached on pear to indicate a rather widespread and Freddie McComber 24 committee expressed an open mind’’ lini recent war fear resulting from to to how no these “There is Wednesday after a ceremony are atill pending prohibit sectional misunderstanding as snow Jl of an inch water content house proviso question that the on proposed amendments At the developments Italian coSpanish was extension soldiers’ Officials the the at monument said unknown 25 more are financed The fact other men are dead” aaid than acquisitions Clifton Idaho 4 35 Soda Springs wage differentials of and a gainst Franc same heNiald claims time lonial he been thought not It il had because will due where decora award granted Kansas district mine In amendments unwisHinless there "Is Idaho '414 20 Grace Idaho 414 per cent The question it was said is that the silver was paid for by back would Hitler expectation ‘ th folall to act for tions applicavalor httf and address upon possible 23 Preston Idaho 6’4 50 Cutler Arould be considered separately by issuance of silver certificates out' spector defect to be corrected”' a these strongly in his reichstag tions lowers T " 75 Ogden 4 ’4 46 Salt Lake the house standing amounts of which (includ' Forty men were working in the great speech The final draft of the legislation ing holdings by federal reserve mine across the line in Kansas at Craft Unions terminal 7 46: Provo 4 35 Eu Prestige Never Higher reka 414 76 Soldier Summit 314 was scheduled to go to both houses banks) have increased about $1 the time Of the rock fall seven of In general' th : A F LrWalb '000000000 since June 1934” them in the' drift where the cave-i- n amendment would Wednesday" 84: Helper 5 39 Chamberlain declaring Britain's give more defoccurred " Ten Inches of new snow fel( at inite recognition to craft unions prestige never was higher or her and Meteorologist Bingham basis of A F L organizations and friendship more eagerly desired Cecil Alter reported the 69 Inches would revise the board’s procedure said however that “after this long Lake Salt of snow which fell at the Navy Planes Leave' period of uncertainty and anxiety in They also would permit employers weather bureau brought with it to seek to have tha board conduct confidence is not easily or Europe “Our balloon barrage system—” quickly established” Sir A5 of an Inch water content :L0ND0N' Jan:31 (AT Caribbean collective bargaining elections Only Th state road commission re minister He emphasized “it is necessary groups can now apply for Kingsley Wood's mental r'illty the air balloon began filled the hall that confidence should bs restored SAN DIEGO Cal Jan 31 (AT— employe Toy ported the following roads open but ' such elections beat poesibla Fireworks exploded Some groups before w can enter on a full setdifficult to maintain No sign of life was detected Seven navy land planes left TuesN M Jan ALBUQUERQUE John L Lewis CIO leader has fascist TuesU S 40 13 inches of 'snow In 31 (A)— An began dancing the Lambeth walk tlement” Parker said He said the snow in day for Guantanamo Cuba via Mi- expressed opposition notice to pilot’s airplane amending the region cut off from the out- ami Fla to participate in fleet the act at this time Parley’s canyon and on summit of the word day night at a Llmehous town and other sang “Tipperary” Attlee’s attack dealt chiefly with In “Help" printed hall political meeting that ended "'Finally when a conservative on the Spanish war particularly Italian side for several weeks was three maneuvers in Caribbean waters and 17 Inches of snow in Daniels' 50 "You isolated U snow S ranch Shouted an near In noisy th scheduled more riot Three are landa canyons deep and Strawberry or four feet deep and made X platform planes participation- and British noninterto leave Wednesday morning Five Six Die in Air- Crash 15 inches snow on Soldier summit house 60 miles east of here sent Invading th tough district on rabble” fists began to fly Women vention and with Chamberlain's ing out of the question of can a Fork local hefty snow in which of behalf will and conservative jankeihalr group 12 inches left here Monday 8 Spanish A highway crew left Santa F planes He said th visit highway workers and state police visit to Rom party candidate the plump littlx men surged toward the platform was Ineffective and that “the really yon and 10 inches snow in Price to that snowbound area with with a snowplow but the going mobilize at Miami with those that LONDON Feb 1 (Wednesday) “God in (AT— a declared Sir Two bombers from the aircraft air minister Kingsley began tinging speech canyon equipment Tuesday was expected to be slow Snow left later and all will ba convoyed vital matter of what is occurring U S 89 12 Inches snow at Uintah night carrier Glorious collided off Alex- “wa are proud of Chamberlain”— fell in that area Monday night to Cuba by amphibians' Say the King" and the fighting now in Spain was not discuseed" ' the " last As take-oat the prim minister Tha planes will act as replace' ander Egypt during Junction and- - 10 inches snow pracThe appeal was seen by William however leading to the belief the stopped Immediately In reply Chamberlain said: trainSvdied away police arrived Fascists in the rear of the hall Thistle U S 91 eight Inches anow Parker Bartlesville Okla pilot snow lettering was mad early ments aboard the 'aircraft carriers tice with six crew members beI do not consider th altua out ducked and drowned out and tha 'air minister' at Point of the Mountain 18 inches who flew back over the vicinity Tuesday Additional snow waa Lexington Ranger Yorktown and lieved killed th air ministry an- hissed booed (Continued tt PM its) ' ICoutlnuH PM ttvt) (Column Font) the speech the back door nounced Wednesday morning tha forecast toe Tuesday night with officers 'Enterprise r (Column Your) ' - - plained that numerous whits girls and Filipino men from that state cross into Utah to marry and then ROME Jan 31 (A)— Twenty return to California to live SenaU S blackshirt troops en- thousand tor Williams reported that 59 per In Rome Tifesday night In cent of the marriages performed in camped Says “y Aidilig St George during 1938 were Of this of a fighting speech type U S from Premier “Mussolini Fascists ' How Vote Stood y5 felt Adolf Hitler had etrengthened vT on was: bill Italy' hand In her " colonial decall The roll the WASHINGTON Jan31 fAP)— President Roosevelt swore" the ' For— Anderson (D) Billings (D) mands onFrance ' senate military affairs committee to secrecy Tuesday and then-iFarr-(D- ) Child (D)' Ellett-CD- ) II dues is to apeak Wednesday In formed it according to reliable sources that 'America was selling Holmfes (DK Hopktn (D) Howard celebr&tiok :of the founding of CD) Mrs 'Jensen CD) JohnstOn r Sae r v: r " ’ n ut Senate to Call Bill on Relief Idahoan Scents Deal’ to Smoothed Hearings pii NLRB Revision In Conference Stymie Silver privately-manufactur- es T evi-de- anti-silv- v- silver-purcha- se er Andrews Moye Aids Workers Mine Yields Two Dead it - t ‘ 1 J ’ ’ ur ' " ‘ - ' What Would Limeliouse Think 01 ‘Deutschland Uber Alles’? -t- Flier Sees Help 'Plea ini Snow Sends Aid to Isolated Home For - road-openi- ff V " ’ J jj i 4 £ n t |