Show 6 Tlie V V Weather ftIlf Ltah — Fair Monday Tuesday Idaho — Fartly cloudy oming — Partly cloudy Nevada — Fair Monday cooler W'y Vol 139 No 80 0 G i Salt Lake City P Prepares iflor A Itah Monday Morning Ttvo Years of War 1 &( Bailies Loom On Money Neutrality Dills ' WASHINGTON July 2 in the throes Congress already of bitter controversy over mone- tary and neutrality legislation expects to get this vVcck another highly provocative" issue — President Roosevelt's pro$3860000000 lending posed program w Legislatioif to rarry out the chief executive's new proposal for stimul- ating: industry is to be introduced in the senate by Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky and in the house by Chairman Steagall iD Alabama of the banking committee Under present plans of aJmtnis tration leaders it will be considered first in the house though it is not expected to come from committee before next week at the earliest Republicans who scuttled the administration's neutrality hill already have served notice they will undertake to do the same to the lending program Politics Charged Mo Speaking at Springfield Saturday night Representative Martin of Massachusetts the Republican leader declared the pro- f I Total to To duly 1999 8 To duly 3 1938 Entire y ear WASHINGTON July 2 UT) -What effect will there be on business and the average consumer from expiration Saturday of President Roosevelt’s power to alter the gold value of the dol- lar? None at all immediately The dollar is unchanged and the consumer can go to a store and buy with his dollar just what he could last week Negotiations Broken Off torn-promi- uphill C em-bai- 1938 To dulv 3 1939 To duly 3 1938 Entire year 1938 9 $C Cnpj er (rathnrie) 6c Britain Will Fight to Guard Pacts X' 60 HI LONDON July 2 (?)— Brit- ish official circles said Sunday Britain France and “ Gieat Poland had agieed that any attempt to bring Danzig into Germany cither from the inside or outside would be resisted by I 3 70 27 fouc France and Po!an(d already have informed the Berlin government of their decision these circles said and Britain will make her position clear this W'cek through diplomatic' channels This disclosure came as Prime Minister Chamberlain bluntly reaffirmed that the British were prepared "to throw our whole strength into the scale if need he to resist aggression" against Britain or states w'hose independence she has guarded Radio Address Salt Lake County (Outside Salt Lake City) fi To duly 8 1939 12 To duly 3 1933 50 Entire year 1938 Tnhime Tntermountaiq Service FILLMORE July 2 -- Two vacation-bound crashed automobiles Shaded area of map shows what Japan has grabbed in China head-onear Scipio on U S highin a campaign which will be two years old July 7 way 91 Sunday killing a California woman and injuring three others Killed instantly was Miss Ada Making a brief speech on civil de50 of Los Angeles Lingenfclfer fenses which was broadcast Her head was crushed against the throughout the empire the prime windshield of the ear in which she minister said: and both legs weie vvia iidmg “We are living in critical and danbi oken gerous times We are ourselves a Most seriously injured was Hy-rupeaceful nation and we desire no Barton 40 of Magna who quarrels with anyone was in critical condition late Sun"But let no one make the mistake sufto day at a Fillmore hospital of supposing that we ate not ready fering severe head cuts and posto throw our whole strength into sible punctured lungs Economic the seale if need be to resist agMrs Lydia Barton 40 wife of gression whether against ourselves cuts and Mr Barton suffered or against those whose indepenbruises and Richard F Lingcn-felfe- r Albert Forster fiery Danzig nazi Pledges “blood and life’’ dence we have undertaken to de25 of Los Angeles nephew fend" to Hitler in TOKYO July 2 (AP) — The stage was set Sunday night for what of the dead woman suffered a speech Uncuts bruises and No Mention of Poland broken leg many expect may be one of the most momentous conferences in the thrown from the injured although He did not specifically mention drseussions growing out Magna machine was Brady Barhistory of the onent the British-Japanes- e or the Danzig situation but roland ton Harrison 10 grandson of Mr of the Tientsin controversy Poland is one of the nations holdMrs Barton snd The chief delegates of the two na ing British and French guarantees Political circles said they had no First In Holiday tions Major G A Herbert British doubt Chamberlain's words were consul in Tientsin and Rotomatsu The falal nrndent was the first meant for German ears Kato newly slated to be Japan’s of Utah’s Independence holiday British officials have made no seministcr-at-larg- e in China arrived season and brought the state's 7939 cret of their fears that Germany in Tokyo and immediately were motor vehicle fatality toll to B0 might underestimate Britain's decloseted wdth superiors as compared with 91 killed during termination to resist what they have German 1938 conwere Indications the There the corresponding period of Employ tailed "further aggtesslon In EuIn ference would be opened Tuesday It was the fourth traffic death rope” Of combut no official announcement yet Millard county this year as City In order to remove any doubt that Wife has been made pared with one at this time last might remain tn nazi minds Bv Crisis Comes The controversy began with the and three for the entire year year med sourc cs said the government Will Be Driven 1938 British refusal to hand over to the was planning to give Berlin the of terfour Ashman Chinese Frank Sheriff alleged Japanese Deputy PARIS July 2 (Pi— A bomb which statement that any attempt to bring Back by Millard county said Mr and Mrs By Alvin J Steinkopf rorists who had taken refuge in the FREE CITY OF DANZIG July 2 exploded in a Montmartro garbage Danzig into Germany would be retCmitlF’K'ri on Pay Three) British concession in Tientsin sisted by force (Column Two) (A1)— Albert Forster fiery leader of can early Sunday Injured four city BATON ROUGE La July 2 IT) Demands Widened Earlier Stand employes and sent detectives again Danzig nazis told a rally at near-bState university's The Japanese on June 74 imposed —Louisiana Only Saturday a government Tiegenhof Sunday that Danzigers on the trail of Ihe elusive "three a blockade on the British and flaming red biplane with two law were ready to sacrifice blood and judges of hell" and members of a spokesman indorsed a statement French concessions and spokesmen officers aboard left Sunday for that a nazi coup to absorb Danzig secret revolutionary committee lift” in order to return to Germany particularly military leaders have Brockvillc Ontario to return Dr Bits of the bomb which apparently "in violation of existing treaties widened the demands on the British "We in Danzig declare we want had been dropped tn the sidewalk would at once create a most dangerSome observers believed the forth- James Monroe Smith to face emto return to Germany and wc de- garbage can on the Avenue Saint-Oue- n ous situation" but declined to back bezzlement out of conference would charges coming provide growing wero taken to police labora- another assertion that such a move clare further that we will return" the instrument by which Japan his alleged juggling of university tories for comparison with other "would necessarily" bring British of would make her first great assault finances he asserted at the close a district bombs found in Paris in recent guarantees of military aid to Poland on the entire question of foreign Superintendent of State Police into effect -- nan meeting 2 UP) Y years N HYDE PARK July Louis F Guerre estimated the trip concessions vested settlements "One word of the furhrtr his a Without waiting for a laboratory The prime minister's speech was would require about eight hour-- Pi cadent Roosevelt has signed a thouzund times more rights and privileges in China us with weight detectives of the bomb devoted largely to the nation's civil giving the war department in Danzig than all the war cries and report Ostensibly the Japanese and Brit- and barring unforeseen legal com- - bill 895547 hack on defenses such as air raid precauau-turned t cash squad in Smith would be re-- j $293 ish will discuss only the Tientsin plications jontiart on lying agitations in the world" For- the trail of thpimmediately terrorists they be- tions auxiliary tire brigades and problems but there appeared to be timed here shortly after tmon thortzations to spend primarily ster said adding that ’no threat lieved responsible for most of the barrage balloon units which were The plinc took off in! new fighting planes no doubt of Japan's intention to Monday reviewed by King George VI In bombings The measure completes a $552- - from Poland can frighten Danzig touch on "broader issues" midmorning of one group Hyde Park earlier in the day terrorists Mysterious 000 emergency defense program Til Brazen Faith’ 000 extradition papers Cairying He read a stitement from the oul lined to Cooperation Demanded signed themselves "Minas Eaque signed bv Governor Earl K LongjW’hich Mr Roosevelt and "When the fuehrer brings Danzig Rhadamantc" — "three judges of king praiaing the volunteers for where the five- - congress early in the Domci (Japanese news agency) at Natchitoches defense in the liberty then this German population hell— and have mailed dozens of their efforts and concluding: quoted British Ambassador Sir Rob- place plane stopped briefly Sunday raises the outlay for will stand ns one man in home-mad- e “You know that all our preparatbombs in the Paris area which fiscal began yesterday brazen faithtogether year ert Leslie Craigie himself as ac- morning Assistant Superintendent to the fuehrer and Ger- in the are designed not to provoke five ions past years to the unprecedented peacetime many and It (Danzig) will be ready of State Polite Murphy Roden and knowledging this possibility was the secret war but to preserve peace We still Another group 787847 of total $1783 Asked during an interview if there special investigator of the district w h o s e prescrv e the hope that nations may every sac rifice whu h the fuehrer revolutionaiy committee For the purchase of 2290 airplanes for Clemwas a possibility "that more funda- attorney's offn e Bryan not only of possessions leaders were arrested in 1937 w hen learn to live together in fellowship demands 177 and fgr mental questions such as Britain’s mons made the trip to bring of the regular army blit also of blood ami life" police found scores of large arms and hattnony far extern policy may be discussed Smith hack to the city from which the national guard the bill includes Foister charged tint "the encir- caches throughout 8 ranee p Three) an appropriation of $188 885547 and clement iContlniiM on Pur Five) (Cmitlpnf'H on To 0llird to wcie (Column Ms (Column Five) authority to enter into contracts wnge war pOwets" the theoryicady of "But in the meantime we arc reagainst up to $04 590 000 of peoples In order to sole cl to leave nothing undone to Addition of the new craft to the "an injustice" maintain our country's security and army air corps will give it about perpetuate nre preparing to deliver to that task the national servile ’They 1 5500 serviceable by July planes volunteers are making a contribu1941 The bill also carries $14 250- - Danzig to Poland ralher than to to fulfillment of the wish of tion which deserves all our gratl-- j 000 for educational orders to tram agree the determined turie " population industry in the production of nnini-- j for retu’-- home Danzig to the retch" he TAOS N M Julv 2 iPt Henryl Chamberlain himself thanked the tmns ahd $27 000 000 partially in m "horn he estimated at D Paxton 38 of sinfa Fr N M lvoluntccis nnlrac t authorization for strength-- said "As a irsnlt Danzigers and all He called them the PORTLAND Ore July 2 (AP) — A myslmnus explosion which ening the gnmson at the Panama of a tourist sightseeing bus shout 1250000 Inver Germans in Gt eater Germany now was killed nnd three pas-- l 'fourth arm standing sido by side instantly observers exptessed belief was caused by a huge meteor rocked canal of our three that nothing else is left sNHngeis were Funds arc provided ton to begin concluded injured late Sunday v'dh the auxiliaries tadms sluutly construction Portland and surrounding territory over a of five major air bases but to adapt themselves to the posi- when a bus overturned on a c urv e fighting forces as a definite part tion of force held by England and 18 miles south of the organization of our countrys hete after a hlnw-o- f in Alaska liierto Rico the Canal before Sunday protec lion" an rm ks were shaken loose Zone and in the northeastern and her alius said nif Scores of persons reported they from a natural development New (erman Reunion Demanded a wnll in her gaidm southeastern United States Injured were Margirct WilhamsJ 'This is looked skyward in time to sec a 24 of Santa Fe and Mr and Mrs he continued "following the realizaThe terrific blast shook build- air d pots also wufhc built in the war is no longer Union with Germany Is the only Edward Cushman of vast burst of smoke and spurting ings rattled dishes and window southeast and in Ulah Philadelphia tion that modern solution of the Danzig Miss Williams was taken acirptable of flame to a Santa what it used to mo a conflict conthousmcls and of bill awakened a total $223 The contains panes naConcuttsion from the shock broke sleepers It was followed by a se- 398 047 in direct appropriations and problem authorities of thia Fo for treatment of severe fined to the armed forces of Free City declared anew cutshospital at least one window here and po- ries of lesser explosions The Phila- tions In these davs the civil popubruises $70 497 500 in contract authorizaand as they waited impatiently to learn too is right In tho front lice said two cracks appeared in a the tions Local cnnfnmed reports delphians were treated at a Taos lation (Conh'mM on Pup Ftf) line " wall of a grocery store One worn- - statement of Ford Hand druggist The president put his signature hospital for minor injuries (Column Lour) that he saw a meteor which ap- on it before leaving Washington Ellen Talks The signing was nn-peared "big as the moon" ovet Eu- Saturday There were speeches by several gene 100 miles smith of here nt nounced by White House officials! other British leaders over the week 7 50 am here Sunday after Mr Roosevelt end nil emphasizing Britain's reudi-neNo fragment" ere found to sup arrived for a threo day vunt with tn fight One speaker was forHowever the Delano hi meteor Mrs Sara mother port theory mer Foreign Secretary Anthony a check of the University of Wash- Roosevelt sails for who Europe Eden w'ho said: ington seismograph at Seattle and Thursday ‘I am convinced that if the true deavor society in Cleveland Ihe delicate Instruments In the telethe ALBANY" N Y July 2 (T! Omitting morning worship t slope his companion William firmness of will and purpose of former president will continue phone company here showed there president dei hied to spend the day A state told Andrews police was Albany youth his discussion of the neutrality was no earthquake or other ground on his Modi was taken to the same Britain can onee be understood muntry estate rest- seriously Injured Sundry when Mi's Lillian abroad there will ho no war" Arquestion under the title "New shock hospital where ing (hatting with the family and he fell 95 The same note was struik by fret down a steep emJ 25 Problems for Amorhan A" lion" of (atehing up nn some nading Cannot! 27 and John Hugh Piuett University llatdy of Mr Hoover said Oregon nstronnmrr to whom Hand A second lull whlih has been bankment in Thai her park on are recuperating from Injuries thur Oirenwooil ailing leader of whhh is the Cleveland address would conmountain sustained Memorial dav when the libnritc opposition “Helderberg reported the meteor said Ihe ab- signed White House officials Mid near-hmile standing' f in v behind the governtain proposals to mike peace as sence of sAund mdlinted It w as apprnpi lutes $20 0(10 for use tills m one of three other plunges thry fell 250 feet mm h of a positive force ss war more than 50 miles high when It month hv the inteimr departments sinie Memorial day from the scene of Sunday s ac- ment's stiong" polu y "The stumbling hlotk to estaband suggestions as to what part passed ovrr Eugene One June 71 Mrs Jencident The youth Hand said It prtrnUum conservation division in Raymond Modi of a settled peace" he lishment 30 was the United States might play In was rlearly visible In the bright administering the nrwly extended slipped on loose stonr nd gravel huit nie Parkinson on rac Mvel Cl uiiliini-- a the matter while walking nt the Irdgc of the jCminnlly ’hot oil” ait emnlight muimi 9 ul slightly in a fall n Britain Japan Set Stage For Crucial Parley Demand Cooperation Nipponese In Exploitation Of Conquered Northern Provinces pre-cris- is Danzig Leader Paris Bombing Voices Fiery Ascribed to Faith in Hitler Terror Ring Plane Leaves To Return L S U Head Plodoi Four ‘Life's Blood' If Educator's Injured Detonation m-f- oi Officer y ‘ z slirty Portland Rocked by Blast Attributed to Ilnuc Meteor 1 8am Hoover to Sift Antiwar Bill In Two Talks This Week Senator Borah (R) Idaho said d he was not satisfied with the PALO ALTO Cal July 2 IT) bill Senator Nye R) President Herbert HoovFormer North Dakota called it a "hollow er left here Sunday for Chicago Motory" for the administration and and Cleveland where he will deSenator Gurney (R) North Dn-liver addresses Tuesday and nla said he thought congress Wednesday should remain In session throughIn Chu ago Mr Hoover "ill out the summer to "sit on the ld ' apeak on 'Nrutnllty: Shall Our In c ase of w ar threats Youth Be Sent to Mar In EuSenator Money (D) Montana rope’" on Hulls Secretary commenting Before the Internal mnnl conon Two) of the Christian En- vention iColunm tfix) tl ar Machine Salt Lake City (Editor’s note: Congress had been quarreling over presidential the dollar devaluation powers prire of silver and whether the treasury should have authority to operatp a $2000000000 foreign exchange stabilization fund Here are some questions and the answers to monetary experts as to what It all means) house-approve- 1 r Millard County Answers On Policies Auto Strike t raft (Including All Cities and Counties) Entire 9 X Ready to Move Chamberlain Asserts 60 X 1999 8 1938 year 1938 no 16 I’afjes — Live CenH J To July To July rj Silver (newly mined) BIBtc 37 75c fulvcr (foreign! Copper electrolytic delivered 10c Connecticut valley 4 833 4 900 Lead ftMenenf Pr) 4 t Vtah Deaths (Total) Questions and h house-approve- God 1939 Boosts Slate Fatality Dispute In Nutshell How nhout In the long run? That is what the argument is about and is the question the sento was scheme a gram "only prime ate has been debating preliminary the 1940 elections" to a vote Wednesday on renewIt was apparent too that the Rethe powers Those w'ho want publican minority in the senate ing heartened by its surceases and in to take the power away contend an aggressive mood was rcadv to thnt Mr Roosevelt’s having it do battle with the administration makes investors timid about putting their money into productive on any issues arising in the reenterprise consequently slowing mainder of the session This attitude was reflected in an business and creating unemployOn the other hand the assertion by Senator Taft (Ri ment Ohio that he believed the rebuff administration asserts it is a necessary weapon because forto the administration on the monecountries may devalue their tary and neutrality questions last eign currencies enabling them to sell week had the approval of the coungoods cheaper take away the try are more United States’ maikcts for ex'The Republicans ports ard henee injure business united and aggressive than they and employment in this country ever have been before in opposing the granting of arbitrary powers What Is the gold 4 nine of the ' to the' president" Taft declared dollar now? ‘ One thirty-fiftof an entnie Ry its actions last week has proved that it is no longer of gold In other words $35 will a rubber stamp” buy an ounce of gold Has Mr Roosevelt ever used Sees Close Vote Taft said he expected a close his devaluation power? In 1934 he revalued the govern- vote Wednesday when the senate Continued nn Pag? Two) d acts on Column Two) legislation which would continue the $2000-00- 0 000 stabilization fund revive the president's power to devalue the dollar and fix the price of domtstic ulcer at slightly more than 71 cents nn ounce Administration leaders appeared confident however that the senate A would approve this legislation sole on it was blocked Friday night bv Republican debate whuh extended long enough to permit present DETROIT July 2 UTl -- Negotiations monetary powers to lapse at midbetween General Motors cornight AutoWith President Roosevelt repre- poration and the C I sented at being unwilling to mobile Workers ended Sunday as the Republuans appeared unexpectedly as they started and a battle to he fighting an 8000 skilled workers in of strike against this legislation the firm’s plants in Indiana Ohio They had however ihe prospect and Michigan appeared imminent of considerable Democratic supThe CIO seeking a supplementheir in proposed fight against tal contract port covering tool and die the neutrality bill which was adoptworkers engineers and mainteed bv the house last week with a nance men had set a July 5 deadRepublican amendment continuing line for the strike before James F the present arms embargo but in federal labor concilator Dewey a modified form brought the two sides together A General Motors Modified Embargo spokesman said the informed the eorpora’tion The effect of the amendment in- IJ A W-I O it "wouldn't negotroduced by Representative Votys tiate a new contract or changes (R) Ohio and pushed through de- m the old one until somebody tells strenuous administration opspite us who the U A W is ” position would be to retain the The t he petitioned embargo on sales of arms Rnd am- national corporation labor Satrelations board munition to belligerents but to perto enter the dispute between mit the sale of airplanes trucks urday the CIO and A F L auto workers’ intton oil gasoline and other unions determine which is lewhuh arc necessary to a na- gal heir and to the U A W which signed tion fighting a war a G M contract before the union No one including most of the spilt into two camps he to senate Republicans appeared Another action with a similar obsatisfied wdth the bill ns It came is pending in circuit eonrt jective house from the here Secretary of State Hull said in a Leaders of the U A W-I O have formal statement that this would said the strike would affect only pot be nearly so effcitive in pre- 8000 skilled for employes serving world peace as the pro- 1940 model production preparing but Wilhnm had outlined and he which gram S Knudsen General Motors presiwhich included flat repeal of the dent said last week that any conembargo siderable delay on the new model of Hull's proposals work would make 100000 Opponents produchave argued that the administrat- tion employes idle to repeal the arm ion wishes go that England and Frame vmch control the seas rould oh-- t un arms here if war develops in Europe Long Session Asked con-gro- 3 Coast Woman US Money (T)— J tily MdhplCoiuilyjgjvitigJj To Scuttle Loan Program - Molal Markets -- 1 - 12O0-nr- Youlli Plmuies 95 Feet Over Bank Seriously Hurt e y one-ha- lf CC |