Show inSiudaaen'iWsa a0iWplr 2A Sunday Moming- - -- Navy’s Power ?bc jSalt £akt Tribune- - 1 4 Pearl Harbor Experiences Great Aclhily A HONOLULU T H July 35 (LT) —Two of (he navy mam offensive weapons — the scouting and raiding sections of the fleet—have heen tremendously strengthened In Fearl Harbor a sun e of the giant naval base revealed Saturday A total of new palrol bombers Ts on duty at the fleet air base following a “routine” nonstop delivery flight of 35 plane June 28 from San Diego With scheduled arrival of the eubmariiies Seal Julv 36 and Pom pano July 38 a total of 24 submarines will ha In Hawaiian water— all hut four of the mode ern ships Eight submarines accompanied bv the U S S Richmond cruiser flagship of the submarine force of the fleet and the tender Holland reached ( 45 § L J f Tongues Wagging 1 1- 1! - tw Tr — f BijSfS ’f- iS n1 1 fLj 4 - S -- - ar 3f tT fh4 v 4§r t flgri f if sr s i tC-- - mid-Panf- mine-layer- ft mine-laye- mid-Jul- y Five rear admirals will be stationed at Pearl Harbor by the end of July They are Rear Admiral Arthur L Bristol w'ho is en route to Hawaii aboard the Langley to become commander of patrol wing two at the air base Orin G Mui-fi- n commandant of the Fourteenth naval district E J Marquart commander of mins craft in the battle force at Fearl Harbor J H Newton commander of cruisers In division four and Wilhelm L Friedell commander of the fleet submarine force Pilot License Totals Show Fljing Gains WASHINGTON July 35 (UT)— The civil aeronautics authority said Saturday night that flving is becoming an ever expanding business The and a more popular eport number of licensed aircraft pilots in this country increased from 6 to 26 and July Hi 3 between July 3038 3 3031 During this period the C said the number of licensed A A air- craft increased from 9732 to 31 160 The report eaid that most of these increases had oaurred since January 1 when there were 22 983 certificated pilot and 30 000 ' utf 1L Csitaotiirit I t1 i S S: fill J 24 In Today’s Salt Lfdic Tribune 1 1 C Page Missourian taka NFtllON over Treasure C Sports 1 repmted 1 trsnl oc al P ige Pc 8 pipe line planned to S I (Ill plant Page 1 I tah W I' V chief tills of plans tn I age 1 drop SIKH) workers tribune t r t ii h h f W i r I' L ti at h Dm !M tin fl Hon on it vrr UaUy ria f tti lin £ I last tv t of fctftffh ft fin W i 8ft policies The unusual form of the president' special message on neutrality caught attention It impressed with the fart that throughout the prolonged discussion of the issue the president has left the initiative both in framing the administration proposals and in urging them on congress so largely to his secretary of state The move to rescind the present laws armi embargo and substitute a strictly form of neutrality started with the president annual message of last January Ever sine then however Secretary Hull has been the lead-in- g figure in administration effort to arrive at its revision objectives Whether in the event of failurej of this new move to sway congress the president might carry his case to the country in a personal crosscountry campaign to etir public sentiment remains unknown While some administration aids seem to expect such development others doubt It It Is quite possible that no decision has been reached on further steps or will be until theie has been some further definite reaction in congress to the message and the Hull restatement of the case lican possibilities Adams said the following senators should be listed' Vandenberg Michigan Taft Ohio New Hampshire and Bridges Austin Vermont Senator Minton (D) Indiana one of the leaders in the McNutt presi dential boom asked about the presidential lust of a dozen said “I don't know of anybody but McNutt and possibly Roosevelt” n Vandenberg His Favorite As to Republicans Minton said is Vandenberg “My favorite really think he's the ablest citizen the Republicans offer He could be very satisfactoiy if we really want a conservative president” Among possible Republican candidates other senators both Republicans and Demotrats mentioned Thomas E Dewey New York dis- trict attorney Senator Bridges whoae friends have been actively seeking the Republican nomination for him said the Democratic list probably included "Senator Clark and Governor Stark of Missouri Senator Lucas of Illinois Senator Wheeler and Postmaster General Farlev ” Bridges said the Republican list Included 'Senators Vandenberg Taft and Lodge and Governors James Bricker Ohio and Pennsylvania " Senator Norria (Ind Nebraska summed It all up: "I know there are at least three or four dozen w ho want to be president or at least could be coaxed” the veteran Nebraska Independent said with a chuckle Pay-Hour- Act s Revisions Hit WASHINGTON Elmer F Andrews said ministrator July wage-hou- 35 r Saturday CD— ad- the Barden bill to amend the wage-hou- r law was without ' economic or social justification' and a threat to 'employes who have had their wages raised by tha fair labor ” standards art In a letter to Chairman Norton (D) New Jersey of the house labor Andrews added that committee the bill by Representative Barden (D) North Carolina would give 'special treatment' to aomt Indua trie and create "new discriminatory cotnpetltlva iituations” He estimated that enactment of tha measurt would removt mini mum wags and maximum hour protection from approximately 1500 000 workers "greatly weaken" administration of the act and add several million dollars a jear” to Bv Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK Julv 35 — Amazed enforcement costs proposed in the Bar pedestrians — but no feathered denExemptions bill he said would include ' the of out duiked eight early whole game— of industrial opera Saturday when Chadwick Wiggin tiona series performed on agrpullura 21 of Norw alk Conn fnrmei Wildrove products from the time they haven liams College athlete left the farm and entered through lower Manhattan branuntil they have ial channel dishing a double barreled shotgun reai tied the ultimate retail dis from his car " Arthur Costigan a motormt fol- tributor A group of five farm organizalowed Wiggin until he stopped at their supa restaurant in Whitehall street tions annoumed Friday of the Barden bill The orport ( railed Patrolman Then ostigan were the Amerhan ganizations Arthur Erickson who arrested Farm Burem federation Nations iggm Nat ion a Coopera ive ( oun Magistrate Edward Rrnmbouger (range ril National Cooperative Milk Proin Tomh rourt held Wiggin in ducers' federation and Agrpultural for examination July 26 $250 bis Producer’ Labor committee on a charge of drunken driving ) t th t ntt h anti feuidiy J fi l Uif 1ft h UUtt niiv m"H f mxilh H 5 LH-era- rv 1 ron-clud- Gun Flourislicr Routs Crowd Chicago Yeggs Bind Guards Ransack Building for $550 15-T- hree C un-I- 1 iv v Unusual Form Senator Adams (D) Colorado who frequently has differed with the administration said the smate alone provided more than a dozen potential candidates and listed these Democrat: Senators Barklcv Clark Missouri Bvrd Kentucky Virginia Bvrnes South Carolina Harrison Mississippi Wheeler Montana Gillette Iowa Reynolds North Carolina and Donahey Ohio If the president included Repub- corn-me- 1 4 By because of a ported companion pledge he said they had entered into after the slavings The narration of the youths life Tage Boy Scout New as given the jury by him snd his Review and Comment on Cur parents pictured him a a mentalrent Books and News of ly unstable boy unabie to resist F oik Page the temptation to gamble and afF’lfth Week ( ontestanl for Amafected bv his experiences in a teur I’holo Prize Run ( lose Page 7 Washington reformatory to which Race he was sentem ed for a Seattle drug Institute of Pnhlie American age 8 store hold up Opinion The state wailed until the final sFtTION E phave of its i aa to refills such Outdoor Garden Appenl fill picinferences with testimony of Dr Fiont cover ture page Joeph Patton San Franriaco alienF vent and News Society ist that Burgunder was sane and Nuptial Page 2 knew right from wrong start on Wiggin la the son of Charles B 8 C alendar Tags Dr Catton testified that Bur- Wiggin director of tha Hat Cor- Film ArtrrM Wrde (luh Wedding and Engagements gunder possessed such abnormali- poration of America and a nephew VIRGINIA CITY Nrv July 35 Tag fl ties as excessive ego exhibitionism rf Albert Wiggin banker A year Tbroughoiit the State Girl Scout Events Kathleen and moodiness and was a patho- ago he eloped wuth Aline Murphy UP) — Manda Duff 25 film actress Norris a working girl at West Palm was married here Saturday to Tag 7 logical liar News from Ogden and Iigan Bfarh rhlllp Dunne 31 a screen writer Defense Attack! Alienist Tag Trovoand Price Activities Tags 9 Nevertheless the alienist News and Comment about Art he was of “average to su11 10 end Music Tages perior Intelligence" to be seen on Stage and What In the defense Screen Tag 11 emphasized the abnormalities and MAGAZINE SICTION’ sought to prove thry were indicative of insanity I ncle Sam Aggressor? In four Candozaro similarly bound was The elder Burgunder brought out By Tribune Leased Wire color Tag 1 thrown Into a closet In aafe that some CHICAGO July W hat an They W rite About a Then ths cracksmen with the a Dr of an enconstitutional took crackers psychopaths charge In four eolora Me? (cuy Iiko whola night befora them went described Burgunder were C'ntton four for business tire 2 building Tag to work to control their actloni evrn hours early this morning bindTag 3 unable 'Don't" on Drowning! At 5 a m the bandits left A though conscious of their wrong150 000 Argosy to ing two wnUhmrn and setting One Man's few minutes liter one of them out to ransai k the offues limit the “Missing I Ink ” Pag 4 doings 'I lie si ene of their labors was (ailed jKihi e to aav that Simpson Mechanic and InvenSilence and Candiizaio would need the Mi Junhin building on the tion Page 5 lVroliiiiK III mi ji Ihe polii e rrsi uad Ihe two a m Pavinond ninth suit At A Playboy ( an Be lamed Page 6 watihtnen ami found the Vig'S 15 (DPI - General one of the walihmen PARIS JuH llln-gSimpson n to Vlark lb with low (oiii' Imd w ni inl on seven safes someToll onmiamlt r answered a lap on the d an The J Pershing Page time rlioving them Into Ihe hall ed a revolver and of the Ainernan tones In laller " prodin — In Write Pag Auguish 'I to get a hitler swing Hut Ihiy Frame during the Woild wr was bionght In two (innpanions On COMIC NFC1ION had heen able to open only two an u per floor the bandits found tnufined to his hotel In Aix Fn t he aei ond w all hm n roern CanOne of thrm yielded J4fK The Prmenre agon Saturday hv Sixteen pages of full rolor carother belonged to Dr Arthur dor tro Simpson wa (led wnh stomai h ailment whuh fteieoped toons by leading artists of the Kolb w Ini h J ifldeil $1 it) after an automobile ride Friday ropes dust rags and In necktie nation —July U 1939— State A Kirke L Simpson WASHINGTON July 15 (AP)— Although congress’ refusal to accept administration proposals for neutrality feviston represents a serious challenge to President Roosevelt’s leadership at a critic time in w orld affairs opinion diffets lit Washington as to the sign if cance of his special message and the Hull statement it transmitted In some quarters the temperate tone of the president himself and the calmly argumentative form of Secretary Hulls statement wera read ? indicating that the White Hon still hopes to induce action by congress without resort to more In vigorous presidential tactics others ther was a disposition to regard ths mov a a lull before a storm— if it fails to bring about the action urged The president himself and his most intimate aid have given as jet no hint at hi possible follow-u- p strategy Frank Murphy attorney general The situation has raised again in the minds of congress members and former governor of Michigan however a question as to whether Joseph P Kennedy ambassador to a special session might not be England and former securities commission head W O Douglas called at an early date to resume new supreme court justice and forthe struggle to reshape neutrality mer SEC chief Henry A Wallace policy if there is no final action secretary of agriculture and Robby congress before adjournment ert H Jackson solicitor general In the event of an increase of the war tension in Europe there might Explains Hie Guess be special reasons for summoning The Louisiana senator pointed congress back and again calling out that all of these like McNutt for clarification of that policy beheld important places in the new fore rather than after any actual deal and were in general agreement outbreak of w'ar with Roosevelt US Merchants In Tientsin Call for Help heim-wrhr- 1 r FHOENIX Ariz July 15 (AP)— The Robert Burgunder murder case with three weeks of relentless prosecution and dramatic defense behind it reached the threshold of the jury room Saturday night Both sides closed at 2 15 p m Saturday only final arguments and instructions by the court remain ing before the jury is called upon to determine the fate of the former college aophomore charged with murdering two autoTIENTSIN China July 35 (Ah— mobile salesmen The Tientsin American chamber of Judge Arthur T La Prade told commerce appealed Saturday to the juror before recessing for the Secretary of State Hull for govern- week end that arguments and in ment help in opposing trade rewould requite a full strictions which the Japanese-dominate- d slructions dav Peiping provisional govThe state will open Monday's ernment Is imposing In North session County Attorney Richard China effeitive Monday llailcss said with a demand for a Responsible United Slates busi- verdict of first degree murder with ness men predicted that if the death restrUtions are enforced to the full as the in the lethal gas chamber penalty they will mean the virtual disapPleas that the life be pearance of American business in spared will be madeyouth's his father by this area Robert M Burgunder Seattle atTeipings newr Japanese-Inspire- d torney and associate defense counrules consist of complete export sel and C T McKinney control and exchange regulation The dramatic situation of to exporters requiring acquire father pleading before a for goods only with the currency of his son s life will climax thejury ths Feiping regimes federal re- defense In which the formerunique col serve bank Further they are re- lege student took the stand himto show that this currency self over his quired s objections was obtained at the official rate snd the father attorney and the mother Mrs about 25 United States rents per Ruth Burgunder of Alhambra Cal yuan instead of the prevailing testified in his behalf each shoulopen market rate of about 10 cents dering part of the blame Protests of business men have As the defense case unfolded It obtained delay In enforcement In became evident that two factors two lines in which Americans are wmiild be depended upon in the Interested American fur dealers final plea to the jurors These business of were the story who last year did a told of Burgunder about J2 000 000 are permitted to a whom he mysterious fulfill existing contracts at the contended wascompanion the actual killer free market exchange rate until and the inferences that an obsesAugust 17 Exporters of rugs an sion of gambling and 23 months ther important American interest served in a reformatory unbaldesert Denied guilt in Arizona slay ing Young Burgunder obtained a similar delay until Sep anced his mini tember 1 In his own testimony Burgunder despite purported confession denied he killed Jack Peterson and Fill M Koury on the desert April Salt Lsi City 29 but refused to name hi pur- Island as army guns salute gov- Australian m tiers clinch Davis cup ernor aeries with Ullplno Pnge 6 Page 1 DANZIG Governor mayor move tn atop Henry Picard defeated Bvrnn Jvrl-seJuly 35 (ID-U- nlIn finals of I' t A meet ” W PA riot formed members of the nagl ' in Minneapolis Tage 1 organized as a 'defense Page 7 force” against Poland appeared on Dism v Okla to Install second D SftniON the streets for the first time Satwoman die tator today Page 9 Third Term Talk Provoke1 Nanot carried but urday They pm'ols Tc'vss sheriff exposes Mcxlccn gold tion wide Debates rage 3 machine guns and rifles as rePage 9 Ilf III F state Building landscapiImport rac kc t abroad ported I Oltl KN ng ami Garde n New 1’aers 2 3 The h rre City a pirparalinns for 5 out lx Ac tlv Itlc Page 4 action prolstrong bring any cvrntii ility ronllnucd wdh the 'Japanese 4 I e sts from Page requisitioning of a num'iri of motor trm ks hv Ihe authorities Daurig walls crisis In chad calm Salt jCalif H had hern erroneously — Father of Accused Maps Final Rattle For Life of Son in Phoenix Killing -- that inhahilcvnts of villages along the polish finnlur lisd hern or drrrd to evHiunte their home and that cafes snd nihrr public peers along tin bortlir had been ckaed 7 S 'A- - Desert Death Drama Nears Finale Before Arizona Jury 3 i vj ? t grew 1 ! 4 their son Robert Jr when he faced an Arizona jury accused of the murder of two Phoenix automobile salesmen et Uniformed Niuh Parade Danig v- - M Mr and Mrs Burgunder (seated) Long separated as husband and wife they joined hands to battle for the life of I d - VCW r 1 te National Stampede ends after three Page 11 days of celebration V abandon P Minneapolis proj Ghiltl Runs over nation from offlc iala t ( minty after fatal rioting Tage at Ogden Fage 10 Nineteen found dead in Kentucky VI converge Timpanogoa ascended by It oft coal mine blast Pnge c limbc rs Page atWINONA Mmn lulv 15 Pi ache Bridges attorneys prepare tn ntc r shortage Imminent In A 22 months old rhild Ann Imure tack testimony of ev red offi 30 aav official vcllrv Page f’adv was run over h a freight PHe rial It SMTtON train lsi Friday and esiapnl un- 1 S yy in suit to retain sdyer laic al scathed bought from Spanish Inynlist Trainmen who puked lur up testimonial sehrduled for (ivir Psgr said she apparently had thrown t 1) S tabernacle rhmr rage 1 herr!f fur down on the ground (ongress leader fix gaze on early Salt I aka temperature again Fags adjournment between the tracks when she heard rllmht to 10fl degree level Tage 1 the train whiet'e a she played on ( apltal yyatche Rooseyelt for nevt Three escaped eonvlet returned to the trarks a ahort distance from mnye In neutrality hattle Tage 2 I tah atale prison rag 1 her home Desert slaying trial nears Jury Trogrea of Deer Creek reclamaThe engine and several freight dec Islon Tag 2 tion project reviewed rag 2 cars pawed over her before tne seta tongues wagging on News of military and veterans’ orKooseyelt train could he stopped hut Ann Tage 5 ganizations into candidate Tags 2 Louise didn t even cry li of Salt IJike ( Itv Woman buried allye after mas- ( liuri v ii news I age b and mitv sacre lues to tslt t nltcd States Who Icapos l!nluirt - 4 SFCIIOV Otrr £ u 4 IV aircraft Train 4 sC August 1“ — i McCall visited some months ago The eight visiting eubmarine are due to return to San Ihego In Another new arrival at Tearl Harbor will be the U 8 S Langley now former aircraft carrier classed as a seaplane tender She left San Diego July 31 and will be permanently stationed here Cruiser Overhauled The increases in nubmarine and aircraft atrength hava mad Pearl Harbor a more active threat in contraat to Its normal position as base a fully developed for the fleet Normally only a few active vessels are in the harbor In addition to the ships mentioned the harbor has four submarine tenders a auhmarine rescue ship and one destroyer attached to the submarine base one large the Oglallft— and eight and two aeaplane light tenders at overhaul Now undergoing the base 1 the cruiser Northampton while the new cruiser Honolulu paid a one weeks visit to the city after which ahe i named In 4T 4(jyit j 7 Ji V r fy S ' 7 late-typ- Pearl Harbor July 7 Show Great Strength This numeneal strength Js important when it is recalled that the total commissioned submarine strength of the navys underseas strength will be in Hawaii Furthermore the total submarine force is scattered between the New Conn Coco Solo and London Pearl Harbor bases and the fleet proper making the lotal concentration the more impressive The Pompano is scheduled to sail cruise July 21 on a shake-dow- n in the South Pacific— perhaps to Tahiti which the new destroyer r if "Ww s Hjj I V 4 i fc WASHINGTON July 35 Roosevelt’e observation this week that there were a dozen charming young men who might be classed as potential presidential candidates set political tongues to wagging so fast that by Saturday the list had been built up td three times that number Just who was on the presidents list W'as a favorite guessing game in capitol cloakrooms but there was no unanimity of opinion Mr Roosevelt did not mention any names merely telling reporters w ho wanted to talk about Paul V McNutt that he thought the new federal security administrator would not be found running as a candidate any more than a dozen others some of them In the cabinet Senator Ellender (D) Louisiana said the president’ list “might include”: Harry Hopkins secretary of commerce and former relief chieftain f v — President’s Temperate Tone Hints Hopes for Peaceful Settlement Soon Sets Wishful ' r July 16 1939 'Capital Seers Capital Watches Roosevelt Pick Choices For Next Move in In 1940 Derby Over Neutrality Bill Fight Roosevelt’s Barb Tragedy to 'Their Boy’ Bridges Marital Differences In Pacific Strengthened 17 -- v w 1 Special Session Yet the situation a it slands point strongly toward a special neutrality revision session later in the year particularly if the tension in Europe increase It is a card Mr Roosevelt could play at any time if there were ominous developments indicating an early outbreak of hostilities It Is virtually certain that if adjourned would be rerailed promptly in that event and if possible In time for action before the conflict Neutrality revision before there u a war crisis s almost more of a point on the Hull program than la the proposed elimination of the arms embargo It the effect that action might have on preventing wer rather than the actual opening of American arms factories to all belligerents at which tha administration has been aiming con-rre- ss For that matter Amerkan military experts doubt that there would be any early call upon factories in this country for arms or ammunition in the event of war in Europe Not mam Amerhan-mad- e guns or prolertlles reached tile actual fighting front in F'raiu or elsewhere In the early dajs of tha World war or before American entrv Into the w ar Whatever else it Implies the special neutrality mesas? was auih In language and purport as to avoid rather than Im reese friction between the White House end congress over the issue Tnst may prove to be ns moat signifnaht feature unlr-- s the president is planning tn arry the case to the rountrv as did President Wilenn in his iinaui ( essful effort tn rarrv the United States Into the Lesgue of Natihns Mars-Scckiti- Pilot " Wins Jail Release CAMDEN N J July 16 (INS) Cheston L 22 student pilot whose Camden-to-Maflight ended in disaster off the coaat of Boston e month ago was out of jail Saturday on hi promts to pay for the wrecked plane Suit brought agalnut the young Carlisle Pa filer by the Vale Flying athool waa continued Indefinitely by Judge Clifford A Baldwin Eshelmans father put up en Insurance policy a guarantea that $2600 will be paid the flying — rs s hool Will vi -it l air PV FRANCISCO July 15 Kunaev elt and several memhcis of his (linnet will visit Treasure ls'and aoon a ion- I eland Culler adfnurna gress president of the Golden (ale expo- aitmn aanl on his return Saturday Irnin a trip to W aslungton D C It 3 ' ' V r I-- ! )- J g 1 fce ) i t |