Show 1 The Wcalher Local Melal Markets Cold $1100 64 6to Silver (newly mined 42 750 Silver (foreign) Cooper electrolytic delivered 10 21c Connecticut valley 4 75®4 80o Lead I'lah — Partly cloudy warmer Idaho — Fair warm Wyoming — Partly cloudy Nevada — Fair warm I am Lead Vol 139 No 13 Salt Lake City Utah 3 L ‘Vice’ Case Slated to Go ‘ Speed Marks of Sijminji o Rearming Bill 27 Vitalizes ’ Army Personnel declaring many present army officers Planes Culls Its Men 571 District Court Defuses Motions April Secretary of War Wood ring Army Orders To Jury Today Tlmixluy Mornin" "far in ad i a nee of the age in C-1 For Directed Acquittals Counsel Argue Picas Three Hours 4 1939 "lie a) MHMrmrnf Copper iLUiode) 26 Baiir-- s 10 2J )o — live Cents Britain Expedites Plan To Conscript 310000 Yearly for Army Duty Chamberlain Dares Decision To Have Compulsory Military Training for Youths WASHINGTON April 26 UP) — which they With a speed which surprised the WedRoosevelt could be capital President nesday signed Into law the $549-00- 0 O 000 war department appropriaexpected to tion bill and immediately therethe Motions for directed verdicts of acquittal in the vice con- after the army high command carry on g order for placed a LONDON April 26 (AP)— The British government in a physical spiracy trial of former Mayor E B Erwin former Chief of 571 warplanes at a cost of more than Police Harry L Finch former Police Captain Frank A $50000000 effort to demonstrate its determination to resist "any supreme requirements Moreover Secretary of War Thacker and Attorney R O Pearce were denied by District Woodring declaring that he wanted of field attempt at general domination” announced Wednesday its to assure the American people as 26 (UP)— Nazis decision BERLIN April W Oscar to adopt peace time conscription for the first time since McConkie the motions had to the “readiness and adequacy" of discloses steps Wednesday after Judge ridiculed Great Wednesday night been argued for almost three hours the seventeenth century rule of Oliver Cromwell the army disclosed steps to weed Britain's call for military conscripto weed out out the overaged and physically Motions for directed verdicts of As his government majority cheered and the labor opposition and deoinion" a as "panicky unfit among the service’s 12500 ofts" the ovcragcd f acquittal In the vice conspiracy ficers asserted contemptuously that the tion joeied Prime Alinixter Chamberlain told the house of trial of former Mayor E B Erwin 1 and fighting fitness of joung Britons common5 the government had decided to ask powers to summon Emphasizes Flea former Chief of Police Harry L Is the wortt among all nations of These developments occurred on Fimh former Police Captain sic all youths in their twenty-firs- t phy ally year for six months’ military the world the same day that Great Butain Frank A Thacker and Attorney training announced conscription and two It O Pearce were denied by Disunfit News of Britain move to conHitler's Thursilay he will present to pardays before Chancellor trict Judge Oscar VV McConkie 310 000 men a year reached script liament a motion expressing apsi heduled speech replying to PresiBerlin shortly after Information Wednesday after the motions had proval of the government’s decision dent Roosevelt’s recent request for been argued for almost three hours that Chancellor Adolf Hitler in his "to introduce as soon as possible a As a result of the court’s acpeace guarantees speech to the reichstag Friday noon system of compulsory military trainThere was no formal announcetion the case will be placed in President wilj reject in general Council ment that the events here were the hands of the jury following ing as announced April 26" The laRoosevelt’s plea for at least 10 bor opposition announced It would timed to impress Hitler and perfinal arguments Thursday The years of peace State fight both the motion and the subtrial was recessed Wednesday afthaps induce him to give a favorTo Lower Official sequent bill Full dress debate on able ernoon to permit Judge McConkie response Meet at the issue is scheduled for ThursCity However it was noted that the to work on his instructions It Hitler’s attitude was made known day is anticipated that the final arguas he completed preparations for president in a speech Wednesday New Mo$e Labor members of parliament in on Street to a White House conference on ments to the jury and presenta- By Staff Correspondent his speech after failure of German a special session Wednesday nignt children's problems emphasized his von tion of the court’s Instructions to PARK CITY April 2ti — Minister Joachim Foreign Vessel Speakers recent plea anew by quoting from As Necessary to framed a strongly worded amendLikely it will requite a good part of at the state CIO convention Liberty Ribbentrop to receive a Wedment to the government motion sayThursdiy and that the jury will nesday divided their time between it He pointed out that he had told plea for moderation from the BritTo See Bights ing the conscription proposal "is ish ambassador Ser Nevile Henstart deliberating on its verdict optimistic reports of industrial Hitler and Mussolini that "the leadfurther evidence that the governers of great nations have it in their some time during the afternoon derson union progress in Utah ment’s conduct of affairs throughfrom to their liberate at whoso The judge deferred ruling on the blasts of criticism directed atsharp people Henderson power 26 An LONDON “snubbing" IT) April the LONDON April 26 (AP) — The first reaction of the average the hands of Hitler and out these critical times does not motions for directed verdicts Wed- 1939 legislature and at the AFL and the disaster that impends” Ribbentrop authoi itative source Wednesday merit the confidence of the country to Briton the to was had believed have to was words—“It four in speeded nesday until he had heard from its Utah affiliates conscription expiessed Five Tjpes Ordered said It was "almost certain” or of this house” counsel for all four defendants He The first final'y was night conscription measure day’s sessions were deThe war department appropria- come and Queen Elizabeth King George tw'o forced after then disposed of the four motions voted principally days Wednesday reto officers’ tion mast of whrch is for the fiscal would eross to North America next Opposition Move “A Another favorite was in direction" the over British to turn of with one ruling step expression right waiting ports and guest addresses year beginning July 1 1939 is the Minister Neville Chamber- month on a passenger liner so that The amendment to be offered by Thee terms of approval were mingled with the protests of Prime Court's Opinion Draft Resolutions largest since the A E F was de lain’s “last appeal" to Baron Ernst the battle cruiser Repulse originally Opposition Leader Clement Attlee Usually it is several labor and the idealism of some who would have preferred a volun- von Weizsaecker secretary of state assigned for their use could be kept would call for the government's res"Without making any statements The delegates also worked on mobilized from the time a measure is at home because of European ten- ignation if adopted but Chamber-lai- n under Ribbentrop regarding the testimony" Judge drafts of resolutions embodying the days tary basis for increasing aimed strength was expected to push thorugh sion finally voted by congress until the McConkie began "the court is of CIO policy for the next of the latter Even weref which many Declared Bluff year The Canadian Pacific liner Era- - his motion by a safe margin and president signs it But in this case the opinion that sufficient evidence will be considered at the one on until the majority agreed remainHenderson told Wiezsaecker in a press of Australia— built at Stettin follow up with the conscription bill has been presented by the state ing meetings Thursday and Friday the bill which was finally approved stand up to the totalitarian only Tuesday was point— that the Germany before the World war — next week conversation to require this case to go to the Nearly 200 delegates representing by congress leaders rushed to enactment Chamberlain estimated that about not in- was reported to have been chosen was mo- a claimed 12 000 members British to all as The defendants -' conscription sama sources Government said jury gathered The warplane purchase anfor the royal tour even though the 310000 men yearly would be InGera as threat tended tions are therefore denied as to at the Miners’ union hall here for nounced agunst 70 of showed 32000-to- n by Louis Johnson assistant pkng cent publicthe opinion Repulse already has been volved but this figure would be reall defendants" the third annual convention of the many and was not designed to creof country was bethe initial per for tho king and queen out duced "very considerably" by defitted of the “encirclement" hostilo a ate Three other motions made by Utah State Industrial Union coun- secretary a of war was new move announced by hind were These deduction ductions program to treble the Primethe defena as was reich It H L Mulliner counsel for Mr cil Also attending were a num- step in designed Minister Chamberlain WedFormerly the Tlrplt to include sources unofficial air by army’s in said asstrength increasing ambassador measure the anand were denied still sive Pearce ber of auxiliary delegates who will nesday to 6000 planes Tho Empress of Australia for- exemptions for physical disability sured other motion made by the prose- open their separate convention it The order A restaurant proprietor declared: was five was the Tirpitz named alter and of persons now occupied in among split holittle did merly The assurances advisecution was taken under LONDON — Britain an"For us to guarantee the terriThursday morning (Continued on Pace Three) armaments or other defense induswler to soften the blow of'the Brit- Germany's wartime naval leader nounces immediate military ment until Thursday morning (Column Three torial independence of Poland with AU Petersen council president tho admiralty main- tries However ish cabinet's decision and nazi The Mulliner motions sought to is m charge The combined re the army we had was like me guarconscription in clear warning on Pace tour) One estimate was that the net tained they had not been informed to Hitler and lays plans to delete from the record the testi- port of council officers read by (Column Two) anteeing the Bank of England” of any change in their maiesties’ first class to be called upon pasThe E M Rovle secretary declared wartime Socialists mony of certain witnesses mg present profiteei regird conscription plans to sail aboard tho Repulse sage of the conscription bill which defense attorney first moved to that the 1939 legislature “assumed with foreboding for the same reaWASHINGTON — RooseA spokesman seemed assured despite labor oppoMay 6 for Canada strike all testimony given by a drab role of reaction" at the beson that Sir John Simon now chanvelt pushes billion dollar naas far as he was con- sition would number 200000 men asserted that Golden D Holt police officer who ginning and maintained an "anticellor of the exchequer resigned tional defense program toward cerned there had been "absolutely testified to collecting money from labor attitude" throughout The reas home secretary when World war Gives Reasons completion signs $549000 000 no alterations " delivof houses port credited organized labor repprostitution and conscription was introduced Febsi my appropriations bill asks our with ahead "We are His reasons for making Britain going Mr to office Pearce resentatives with preventing enactof the ering it ruary 10 1916 Sir John said then $56000000 for immediate conplans and as far as we are con- the latest and last of the major This motion was quickly denied ment of specific antiunion legislathat Britain was "losing one of her struction of strategic naval cerned tho king nml queen are bail- powers in Europe to adopt conscription and with blocking lepcal of by the court great national possessions (civil bases tion before a war Chamberlain said He then moved that the Holt existing labor laws ing on the Repulse" he said liberty) that we entered the war By Kirke L Simpson PARIS — French hail Britconservative were for defense to assure ability Robert Boothby to defend" testimony be stricken with respect Organization WASHINGTON ork as French ish conscription withdrew to effect pledges to protect indeApril 26 UP -- In member of paihumcnt to Defendant Pearce This met the But Sir John dul not resign this advancing his first reorganization diplomatic victory and "only ROME April 26 UP) - The fascist the question whuh he had an- pendence of Poland Rumania and — nor same fate as the first one He The officers reported on the proposal President Roosevelt was time open ohjectmn subreal message to give Hitler" he would ask Prime Min- Greece and because: next moved to restrict the testi- other hand a strengthening of mitted to press twitted the British Wednes- nounced congress what amounted raised in any other ministerial in the house of Chamberlain Nazis ister BERLIN— 'Despite tho immense efforts this of testiDar contemptwho union and of auxiliary to a blue print of his philosophy of quarter mony Kempner organization day for resorting to conscription commons: Whether the government country already has made by way of uous British fied among other things that he support It said that 300 new memconscription Trade union leaders who reprebut there were indications never- was "satisfied that the Repulse can of rearmament nothing would so government indicate Hitler in general will accompanied Abe Stubeck billiard bers were gained by the InternatThe proposed creation of three sent more than 5 000000 men say waters" impress the world with tho leave theless that the government was safely Roosevelt's European to the cafe Mint peace plea ional Union of Mine Mill and new centralized reject parlor operator agencies in the they fear consequences not only of this country to offer while the German fleet is holding when he addresses reichstag where the latter turned over “pay- Smelter Workers alone in its “100 executive branch indicates giving serious attention to effects to some for industry but for the laboreis war games off Spain 'on Friday firm resistance to any attempt at off” money to the late Ben Har- per cent" drive bust December and observers that Mr Roosevelt ex- themselves of this action on the general Euro- spring ” The withdrawal was not ex- general domination mon This too was promptly de- that a new loftl at Lark w'as or pects that at least two and "How can a serious dislocation ROME — Fascists predict connectsituation possibly pean believed was but The premier also anplained nied ganized axis powers will he compelled three new permanent cabinet de- he averted7" one asked "What of ( dis- nounced that he was reinforcing a hard life for the recalc- ed with much "It's Leaders are now negotiating conto measwall new the which be adopt posed military Prosecution Motion partments will ultimately be estab- if a problem left tracts for ice workers and powder lished itrant sons of Albion" 11 Laoro cussion of plans for the rojal voy- anUaircrafUlefenses that "throughures to counteract British man is after six months to the broadened out the period of uneasiness which age The prosecution motion which plant employes it said and organ- functions perpetuate “inof a move which without Fascista said conscription soldiering job?" of government that have may last for a considerable time" was determinedly resisted by Mr ization drives are completed among been exercised atof creases war conscription jitters" in the past few Supporters Some press articles adopted n it was necessary to call up some (ContlnuM o page Six) (Continued on Pape Four) Mulliner was for withdrawal of years iltimn (Column One) ( tour) tone of satisfaction that fear of territorial and nonregular air force certain exhibits connected with a with the projected transCoupled personnel previous case in which Mr Pearce Italy and Germany compelled Britfer of all duties of A bill to limit profits of armaand Mr Erwin wore acquitted of ain to make her youth undergo miliand national resource planning diment industries is to be Introduced — a stop which the cona charge of profiting from the service tary to a rectly greatly enlarged White also tinental powers already have taken earnings of prostitution This moHouse executive office the whole tion offered by Assistant District Ansaldo Giovanni often regard1 Constant Guard plan No spells to analysts a clear-cu- t ed as the journalistic spokesman BRUSSELS April 26 Attorney Brigham II Roberts Belgium move to make economic and soIt was disclosed that from now on for Foreign Minister Count Ciano OJP)— The touched off a sharp exchange beparliament Belgian cial planning not only an accepted antiaircraft gun and searchII Telegrafo of Leghorn: Wednesday In wrote every tween District Attorney Calvin W Brenner voted night federal function but a definite reSANDPOINT Idaho April 26 (11 19 to 22 years old and carried a DENVER 26 UP) — A the country will be manned in April Mr and Mulliner "British cabinet light When laborites spedemand his at and their Rawlings Hubert Pierlot revolver Earlier WPA worker foiled an at- sponsibility of the presidency —Ida Bain the only person who nlrkrl ' IlUed Mr Mulliner raised an objection authoritarian states cial powers to rule until December 21 hours a day that meetings 1 No Actually hold-uplan studiously store tempted grocery 1 At present the royal airforce Is be beaten and at the same time op- 1 "to build the war machine dethe district attorney said: Wenrf(K on avoids trespassing on ground for- got a close look at th double slayer d "Defense counsel at a roadhouse here Tuesday nightj°' patrolling the east coast every night knew we Wednesday with a stiff interests" national the pose manded conscription bidden by the by act the fatal snooting came “You reorganization atpunch into the eye of a lone ij It planned to do this all along laugh? You find this con- The vote wms 104 to 84 with five as a precaution against sudden The statute specifically forbids the fw the Kunman came the Tur- - tradictory tack was discussed in the judge’s cham- gunman R You and are absurd? abstentions or creation 0n‘nu ed?T pm and McFall car and one of the mistaken All this is “We are not at war now” ChamFrey former army box- executive abolition of any existing h7v ‘j1 f IZnnH bers and Mr Mulliner knew when er John nationalists opposed Flemish y perfeitly in women said she tugged at the hand- department headed by a to the berlain told the house "but when line with (fashe rested that we reserved the floorand the gunman crashed British the rexists Pierlot's request imperial policy officer It denies even use Sheriff Varren kerchief mask and joked: "Playing as the hold-u- p man's cabinet which always beats states which an- cists) abstained from voting other every county is training all Its resaid a hitch right to move for the withdrawal pistol together C h? fired The bullet seared of the title “secretary" to designate hiker arrested byRapp of these exhibits" state it but without the necessity of parties united to suppoit the gov- sources to be ready for war when patrolmen the head of any new agency MlF(l1 w firvivpd b a sister noy confidence in the maintenance of Kootenai late1 northern in Mr Mulliner denied that the mat- Frey’s left thumb drafts obligatory ernment county In suggesting the titles of “adminand two brothers one in Oakley W Storey 21 the store "But unfortunately for tho ter had been discussed with him cashier Wednesday afternoon and brought of Smdpoint In a ministerial declaration to peace is being undermined and istrator" for of the heads the whom a McFall file clerk Pat is proand several customers here for questioning would be reor that he had any such underthis is no longer in line the chamber Tuesday Pierlot an- everyone knows that if war were with the F B I in Washington Jumped on Frey's opponent and posed new federal works federal leased with our times To heat the nounced three aims of his govern- to come we might pass into it in a standing held him in submission until police security and federal loan agencies Tho hiker was the first person "You can’t jnekey us Into any it first Is neces- ment during the present European matter not of weeks but of hours Mr regime Roosevelt borrowed arrived directly held In a such position and get away with search for Ifriids Science Body sary tp be soldiers And t ho n dear crisis' To safcguaid the independ- no one can pretend that this Is Detective Captain James E Chil- from the language of the act Al- the killer of James WASHINGTON April 26 UD-- Dr little gentlemen W'e shall see" 30 ami It” Mr Rawlings replied ence of Belgium to bring about con- pencctime in any sense In which the Turpin these three administrators James McFall 23 as ders the captive identified him- though B Jewett of New York Some Fmnk The main point at issue In the self said ellor reform and to improve term could fairly be used" Cham that they stitutional struggled thought would receive $12000 a year as to overcome an as Frederick W von Grcifen-steof the Bell Telephone Hitler of Germany would give a the financial and economic situarobber alleged controversy was this: The exhibits 000 $15 for cabinet officers 26 and came to Denver MonReady for Tarlcy against Laboratories was elected piesident moie direct reply for the National defenses would be tion dealing with the previous trial In- day from El Paso Texas (Continued nn Pair Two) Killed Outright Before his speech the prime minof the National Academy of Sci (Column Five) clude the verdict acquitting Mr axis when he speaks to the reinforced he said and the unemfister told a questioner that Britain Tearce of a chargo of receiving Turpin was killed outright and cnees Wednesday rcichstag Friday ployed would be put to work McFall fatally wounded both shot a certain sum of money collected The Belgian action was similar was ready to discuss a "general setto that of the French chamber of tlement" with Germany— If "satisfrom prostitutes as a protection through the chest when they wressuch a discussion would be weltled with the robber “pay-ofThey had Testimony regarding deputies which recently authorized fied driven up with two women friends the same purported transaction was Premier Edouard Daladier and his come and would be likely to have while the gunman was knocking offered in the current trial by Mr cabinet to rule by decree for six useful results" He told another questioner that he the glass out of the locked tavern Holt As the record now stands months in order to bolster national ’ door defense effectively ajid quickly and was ready “to participate In any then the previous verdict and pari WEST PALM BEACH Fla Apriltness of bombing fleets which were Miss Bain got a close view of the of the testimony In the conspiracy 26 Ulb— amounted to a virtual voluntary conference" although no specific InGrover Loening a lending "more or less ignored after the first killer when he forced her to get vitation to a world conferenee had trial are In conflict The mysterious disappearance e dictatorship f?AN FRANCISCO April 26 UT1— out of her xar and come to the been received from President Rooseait plane manufacturer and design- raid scares” of wings over Civic called the Utah "miracle of the flutter MulHner’s Slant! The real war worth of the air- tavern door with him Her escort velt was stilled for the first mon pioneers" when a great flight er Wednesday called the plaza anbombing plane will be in delivering foot W’as one of two persons inside Chamberlain's conscription Mr Mulliner took the position time in years Wednesday and of seagulls was credited woth end Mine Blast plans “a h’gii'v overrated Implement soldiers he said pointing to Ger- nouncement had been carefully townsfolk wondered If San Fran- mg an invasion of crickets near that after presenting his case and of Wrestled ith Man warfare" will play "only that use of transport planes to timed to show British determinacisco’s seagulls had gone the Great Salt Lake Kills 3 resting ho should not now be re- minor part In arty future conflict aimarys ” get troops into Austria und Italy's Sheriff Warren Rapp said the grasshoppers tion before Hiller answers the In more recent years gulls flew quired to reopen his case or permit "A bombing plans never took similar taetics In men were killed as they wrestled 200 or more seagulls Inland to feast on a hotde of field seizing Albania the testimony regarding 'the allegrd anything" he 26 UP) -- Roosevelt appeal for a 10 to YUBARI Normally April Japan a ovlc club "Its I nm not the nm with the masked gunman when they inhabit the A double gas explosion at Yubari peace agreement In a speech to the They w(re there mice in southern Oiegon jiayment to Mr Pearce go unenntra-riicto- d bombs have blue effe-- t other than terial damage discounting that the bomb ng diovo up to Nila’s club a mile out Tuesday as plaza Ho further contended that to had been have Invaded they the every and Ixlnkaii coal mines killed three rcichstag Friday but one result was Grasshoppers terrorize civilians xnd na- plane can do” he concluded "But of (own und found him poundm for many years but Wednes- San Joaquin valley- - and neighbor- persons and Inpued 26 police of a widening of the gap between the the previous verdict completely and tion that allows Itself 10 beany day terrori- airplane bombs are expensive aiVdNout glass tn tho locked door of the day every gull had disappeared finally disposed of this particular ing areas inland fiom here by the Hokkaido island announced Wed- government) and its labor opposized by nn air raid is a nation of considering effectiveness the post baadhousc ' " The handkerchief mak The strange sudden exodus of millions Although-ntion " accusation gulls were nesday sissies do not and results balance More a and “I thought you brought us pear Mr Rawlings Insisted that the Loening declared (he pair of dark glasses were left the gulls did not involve the city's seen there Wednesday many au171 persons mussing There weie 'and under-clvmore ” one Inherits are utilities behind as the only apparent clue Spanish going (Continued on yelled pigeons who remained by the hun- thorities believed the sea birds weie They were believed trapped by the in our time war had proved the Ineffective-- 1 ground" (Column Out) Fl) Miss Bain said the gunman was dreds (Continued on I so Ifour) headed for 'hopper land explosions Nazis Jeer At British Draft Army record-breakin- duty” CIO Criticises Legislature Rival Unions It i British Royalty Conscrijilion ‘Had to Come’ Average Britisher Feels Speakers Open 4i Park May Cross on Canadian Liner Former German Man Approves of Guard Laborites Idealists Transport l’air Curbed - Items in Brief On World Crisis Front Bureaus Plan Held Act to Weld New Deal Fascists Twit Britain on - Draft Order -- behind-the-scen- Belgium Voles War Powers ( budget-makin- One Blow Foils g Idaho Killer of Two Eludes Hunt by Army of Poliee Denver Bandit p right-hande- Irrlln L J 1 vPr” four-count- y pre-ide- nt Itihan-Gorma- n -- f" Plane Builder Calls Bomber Minor Weapon of Warfare Seagulls Desert Plaza in S F May Be on ’Hopper Hunt Mor-Cent- Japanese Hurts 26 1 o il (Column T I |