Show Local Metal Markets Tlie VTpalKer Ijah — Partly cloudy Oo’d m 9 Idaho — Fair Saturday Wyoming — Generally fair Nevada — Generally fair I Lead Vol 139 No 99 Salt Lake City Utah War Department Curtails Ogden Air Depot Plans Re iscd Plan Calls lor Harry J Brown By Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON July 21— Instead of the $8000000 air corps supply and repair depot which the war department intended to establish adjoining the Ogden arsenal the department now intends to establish on that site merely a stand-b- y or supply depot for the air toips at a cost of $3515900 provided congress will appro-p- i late the $3515900 The original air corps construction program for which congress appropriated S6l600000 and for which it authorized the expendiand ture of nearly $85000000 which included $8 000 000 for Ogden has been completely revamped bv the general staff of the army after a study of reports of three and the curtailspecial boards ment at Ogden comes about by reason of the findings of these boards and of the general staff Equine Aristocrats Thrill Spectators 1 added that it should be em- however that there were allegations of probabilities of trouble abroad only statements of possibilities Pronouncing the neutrality issue dead until January the president contended that senators who favored postponing a showdown until congress meets again had been gambling with the possibility that war would not break out across the seas no Louisiana Political Jobs Smith (T’t-W- d I’roteats Innocence Mayor Robert Maestri who with Governor Earl K Long and former Governor Richard Leche Weiss post-Lon- The c s Half this $1601)0 000 Is In he cash anil half Is to appropriation i aid hoi ialiowf the final oprint Inna to bn male rust aoa-"- i 'it Representutna Robinson of Vah bets arranged to ho heard hy Hie commit feo when hearings on the deficiency bill get under wav It for Hie department takes f iiitrd that congress will provide I he additional $17 000 00(1 and mi m- I is of the I’t ih eh f itmn fc ' end lent the a pproprial lull will he '1 In V lenlie Unit mi a )i hiu in tep-jiseup-p- 1c c le (i s rie Hus w appropriation ill he i v til r ii t( In cue Is no air depot near Q on I mill) In TlHM J ) tig- Freighter Sinks After Crash With New Orleans Ferry NEW ORLEANS July 21 ('D -Fifteen horns after lightly Staring a ferryboat here rnrly Friday the 3787-tofreighter Edgar V Lm kenhac h of New Yen k ssnk In the Missis ppi nv rr with ship and cargo of Sunt) Ions lost No one was Inpurd In the freak collision with the Mil Inn feriy n Oilioiis N off (anal street whlili Sint the firightrr control to iin-wildly h - comecte ulmif 0 fool hoi I tie out of into a smash toie in tic r bow goveinment spokesman said Britain had made it clear that any decision affecting the status of Danzig rested with Poland and that there had been no change in this policy A The tty was sent spinning the nvet but was only slightly damaged Tus rushed In assistance nf the Luc kenhac h outbound for lave Angeles and towed the ship across the rivet but were unable to brew II It sgcurely on In fc bar S fforts Im luding to salvage 3o0 the cargo hairels of whivkv noun bv or-c- l ab'indoned at rs of fedre a of fu in Is w lien the ehip resumed settling in 8V feet cirif i of water zig Poles Disclose Capture of Danzig Officer Top Cowhands Thrill Record Rodeo Crowd Weiss Resigns g were the "big four" in WASHINGTON July 21 UD-senate passed and sent to the Louisiana said the resignations house Friday the Schwartz (D) were accompanied by this explanaWyoming bill requiring that most tion: manufaetui ed woolen products "I am innocent of all chaiges bear labels showing their exact fiber ontent preferred against me but because Manufacturers would have to I am under indictment I don’t want distinguish between new and re- to be a cause of embarrassment to claimed wool in their product " Failure to comply would subject anyone and I am resigning I and Maestri violators to cm f xstion of their ong earlier Friday good-- ) and a $5000 fine a year in had indicated they would strive Serious World Situation jail or both to keep the political dyThe vote nas 48 to 21 and came together In hi K f the general staff conthat Huey Long founded cluded that the seriousness of the after the senate had accepted an nasty world situation and the rontinued amendment hy Senators 'I homas from going to pieces in the storm of scandal which arose after Dr limiting the defjnssibilitv of war made it of fore- iDt Oklahoma inition of wool to the fleece of Smith most importance that they concenns president of lambs or sheep The eommit'ec the stateresigned trate in building up air bases staJune 25 university bill and depots at Ranamn interpreted wool to im lude the tions J’unto Rico Hawaii and Aliska hair of the camel llama rabbit Long Sounds IMaliithe At one swoop $10 000 000 of the or vie linn Harassed by demands for sweepOppixwil ion to the measure came to $M n() 000 lii cosh w'rs allotted Govering inquiries and clean-up- s from New who senators England of bases at those air developments nor Long struc k a plaintive note in measure the was charged impracfour points Baton Rouge Friday when he said The bill was opposed dur'I ha secretarv of war explained tical "I’m one little man doing things EnNew hy many to Senator Thomas that the nit ing heatings as fast as possible and the best I woolen manufacturers ccmslnic lion program had been gland can The constitution won’t allow Strongest supporters were west- six or seven elissificd into three groups the goveinors to serve at emergemvdefense which included ernA senators one time and Im sorry it doesn’t bill bv Representative Marlin the outlying points enumerated For If it did I cl put a governor in riiomlly providing suitable qunr-- t tl) Colorado has been approved every section of the state" conci s fm officers arid men at all by committee hut not vet Named with Smith in Friday’ It is similar established air bases and thicdlv sidered hy the house federal indictment was Monte E to me the senate t tic miip development of basis of one Hart New Orleans contractor The tvpo or another in the interior men were incused of obtaining 07 from the state univer$14 1 TcM Super I’Lme )i pends cm 1 'mills 10 16 ostensibly to in sity )iy taxes '1 he Utah base fell In the lest LONDON July 21 ('D - Britain s on the Bienville hotel here albec-rother with so and categoi) biggest flying boat built to carry though the university did not owe c'asaficd gets no part of the l'i() passengers in transoecan serv- silrh taxes hy ice Ht 185 miles an hour made its pinney recently appropriated This indictment brought to 37 cnngiess but becomes wholly do- first test flight Friday over the the charges against Smith and pe ndent upon a new appropriation raised his hall to $204 500 Medway river in Sussex r f neai Iv $ 17 000 0O0 which the and the president have aslced he included in the film! defile m v lull on which the house (omimitce will bgm hearings on yinnclnv policy “Oil the contrary" an official spokesman told the fomgn press in one of the mosl unequivocal statements vet isued here on the Free City “We beeve in the comDeclare Customs mon sense of mankind and feel the convinced Danzig sincerely Agent Crossed question soon will ho solved without compromise but also without Line in bloodshed " The spokesman made it obvious FREE CITY OF DANZIG July beyond peradventure of doubt that by an uncompromising solution he 21 UP)— Polish spokesmen here anmeant the unconditional return of Germany lost nounced Friday night that a Danzig Danzig to Germany Wild Slcei Match Skill customs officer was captured FriDanzig under the treaty of Versailles day hs he "invaded” Polish territory Fans Gasping Horses to British Treasure along the western border of the Second of Dra$$s His attitude disclosed that Ger- free city Toles asserted this otherwise many expected this solution would be attained bv pressure by Great trivial incident assumed importance Britain on Poland because It established their conwas statement Interpreted (The Saturday Program authori-t'e- s in London as an Invitation to the tention that Danzig border to to the return the cross frontier 1 p m— Finish of covered wagon race at Second South British government frequently policy of appeasement but one of- on mysterious missions and Main streets ficial said the situation was not 2:15 p m— Children's rodeo at state fairgrounds It was significant Polish spokestoo hopeful as long as Germany 8:30 p m— Third performance of Covered Wagon Days insisted Danzig must return to her men added that the new incident rodeo at fairgrounds (Fascists in Rome said they con- followed so closely on the shooting curred wholeheartedly in the Ger- of a Polish frontier soldier by a man spokesman’s declaration Offiwho they alleged cials in Paris were guarded in Danzig officer Thqy came 8500 in number the line across had a stepped comment their report pending They saw a rodeo that is tops in the entertainment world z from their ambassador to Berlin The slain soldier was Vitold And not ore left the state fan grounds disappointed Friday but said they were inclined to rePoles contended he was gard the statement as a “possible shot ’night Thursday without reason by The fact that Salt Lake Ci‘v is change" in the situation) Max Stein a Danzig customs ofnow host to the greatest cowboys Not Worth War ficial as Stein and two others matched against the wildest soek — their ‘Rather than plunge all Europe nossed Into Polish territory near competition alternated with spokesman said 1’nsteUu special aits that leave fans gasp- into war" the on (Uoiili mi tne) — rame home to entertain teck-er- s " Danrig authorities said Stein Col min Two) ing J when a rifle fired in Friday night was aimed at him Large Crowd The name of the Danziger capThe crowd of 8500 that nearly tured liiday was given as Eugene WASHINGTON Lipsky Poles said he was wearing July 21 ('D — filled the fnrgrounds stands act his uniform and rode a short disThe house rules committee Friday a new record for a second night tance into Poland near the village performance 75 per cent ahead of summoned friends and foes of the last of Lapin In the Kartury district year law to appear And the show' still has three more present wage-hou- r According to their version a Pobefore it next Tuesday in an ef- performances not to mention the lish fiontier soldier shot into the for children Satair to halt the horseman The horse fort to get together" on proposed free presentation at 2 15 p m The regular 21 ('D -- A frightened threw Lipsky who then urday Julv WASHINGTON amendments shows are Saturday 8 30 p m d battle over legisla- was seized At a frontier police staD Chairman Sabath Illinois and Monday at 2 15 p m and tion designed to provide uniform tion it was reported Lipsky tried said he wanted to get Administra- 8 30 p m but was regulation for rod motor and wa- to escape hv running "Aericil BalThe breath-takintor Elmer F Andrews Chairman terway transportat ion Farted on stopped hv another warning shot He was taken to the city of Kar-tu- v Norton (D) New Jersey of the let" tuat leaves spectators exhaust- the house floor I riday and threated started the show Friday night ened to add several dns to the where presumably he will be labor committee and Representainstead of ending it Three men waning sevaon of congress 'tried on a charge of rrossing the tive Barden (D) North Carolina frontier while on duty and wearing before the committee "to see if we and three women from Chicago did Militant opponents of a their series of daring stunts 100 which would place ccrtunprovision venter a umfoim cant adjust the differences” (Contit M mi Pk Four) Barden has proposed amend( Uimti Otif carriers under jurisdiction of the ments which would exclude workinterstate commetie commission ers In agriculture and allied insignified their intention of t tlkmg dustries and white collar workers against the proposal ns long as posfrom the provisions of the ad His sible Indications were that a final vote would not he reached until proposed changes are opposed by both Andrews and Mrs Norton Monday nr Tuisdiv despite the President Roosevelt said at a leaderships decision to hold the recent press conference that the house in sessinn Saturdav Barden amendments would give Wairin (I)' KANSAS CITY Julv 21 (A1) — Representative unconsc lonnbly low wages to 2 Charles V Carollo North Carolina Icidcr nf a identiclosely 000 000 workcis In the lower wage fied with sterling committee opposgnmbling Interests here scnlos was indicted by a federal grand ing the waterways section opened "We want to get together and with a die la i a t to n jury Friday on charges of evading the offensive that the bill represented ’an outadjust the differences without a income taxes on $246 650 long fight about it if possible" The pudgy northslde lieutenant rageous sellout’ of the nition Sabath said "We all agreed that of Boss Tom Pendergast Dcmo-- c producer nnd consume is Its side wed like to hear from Andrews” iatic leader Imprisoned on a guilty purpose he (Ireland w is lo lift plea to a similar charge was ac- WHter tr insportal mu riles to a cused on four counts jit ii tu al p intv w tth tail hargt s Members from widely sceittc d miners It was the third federal IndictForget Self hill grs M rikr ment returned against Carollo an sections rc hoi d U siren In Rill Clerk alien One ehnrges mail fraud in Omt the hill would inevitably boost connection with his acquisition of the cost of waterway transportaWASHINGTON July 21 ('D -- a gambling resort The other tion and contended it whs designed Vice President Garner gaveled charges perjury primarily lo blip the railroads through the cnatc Friday a bill Friday’s Indictment was handed to provide additional nngresmonHl up to Judge Merrill E Otis who clerks but pointedly noted that it several months ago referred to had no provision for an additional Cnrollo as “the big man" of Kanaid for him sas City gambling racket Just before banging down his Eac ti rount covered one of the gavel to mgnify final approval he four years from 1635 to 10 18 said Evervnember of (he house and WT HAMILTON Cal Julv 21 American aOrnmmirr detected every member of the sennle has and an apparent change of hnpe re(6i Signs of dal killing In an his elrrk hire Increased except the cently as comiaied with it asqualm III region nf the planet viie pi evident and he was left off Mats were repotted Friday’ hv Gonfcr pect (if Ml jrars ago Dr SI jdier Sunday " hy hio own ennaent and Dr WilLick observatory has been mnlung ohervnllons HYDE PARK N Y Julv 21 I'D liam II Wright director said It from Bloemfontein South Af- President Roosevelt said Friday was a ' fair assumption" that the ro a Death Laid Dr Wright said Ml Hamilton that Postmaster General bailey darkening was caused hy vegetawas making only carnml observachairman of the Democratic native growth He said the rhnnge was noted tional committee would visit him tions of Mars eluting Its present Holiday t hi In the vicinity of Svrtis Mijnr home her Sunday and relatively closo approach to th PANAMA CITY Fla July 21 (’D spend the night and tli it It had occurred since earth — He did not disclose at hi press Holiday sunburn He reported there probably the observatory photographed Fiidny with the death of Aaron conference what he ami barley similar regions 15 yeius ago would tie a better opportunity to I t vrtis urfr 30 Tin fc r died of blood might discuss hut it was presumed It In Oi tuber J r) 4 when Major Is ncaier the it will he much higher In the poisoning amt pneumonia which they would make a final canvass of Martian equator Ilian the girat doctors mid were directly atlrihti nml d k lions before bar’ey u called Solis laic us hcivcns than now although not spot politic! table to a Julj t aunhurmng sails for Luiopc next week in whi'h Dr 1 ail C Sliphrr quite o lose Trained lo perfection these four beautiful horses responded Friday night to the masterful leadership of one of rodeo’s greatest showmen — Monte Montana Their net is one of several that present to Covered Wagon Days patrons the most intelligent animals in rodeo woild Jurors Senate Passes Labeling Bill for Wool LONDON July 21 (P) — A Gorman suggestion that Great Bntain press Poland for settlement of the Danzig problem met a cool response Friday night in official quarters but caused fears of a new “Munich" among opponents of an appeasement BERLIN July 21 CD— Nazi Germany spoke out Friday night in an official statement of her government to declare she was ’100 per cent optimistic that there will be no W'ar" over the Free City of Dan- i in revising the program and General Arnold chief of the air corps as well as Quartermaster General No two officers offered Seaman Senator the same explanation King finally invited Gtneral Marshall chief of staff to tell him what it was all about The general went personally to the capitol and explained the program generally but admitted he was not Later Friday posted on details evening he sent a member of his staff to Senator King with written data showing exactly what is contemplated and whv the department had made over its air cotps construction program English Appear Cool lo Rcicli Proposal Thai London Press Poles for Settlement of Issue Nazis Expect London lo Swav Poland Business 5ary U S Add To a well Known businessman who called at the White House New Count recently the president attributed a statement that congressional inAgainst Dr activity on neutrality was killing the nicest little business boom you ever saw He mentioned the man hilc NEW ORLEANS lily 21 by name but would" not allow refederal a added another so to do jury porters Because of uncertainty about the mail fraud indictment to the counts kind of neutrality law rongiess against Dr James Monroe Smith may enact next year Mr Roosevelt said business men did not want Hotel Man Seymour Weiss withdrew' Friday from three positions to make commitments A newspaper owner who did not know which helped make him a political how war might Bffect his business power in Louisiana he said would be hesitant about Weiss once financial right hand a new buving press Abandonment of attempts to ob- man to the late Huey T Long and tain enartment of a new now under indictment for mail on Pacf Two) fraud resigned as president of the Column Two board of commissioners of the port of New Orleans and as a member of the New Orleans police and fire boards neutrali-(Conhnuf- Senator King’ Senator Thomas and Representative Robinson between them contacted a dozen high offmals of the war department including the secretarv of war the chief of staff members of the staff who had had a hand 0 703 Fear of New ‘Munich’ ‘Possibility’ of War Abroad Ho Htloment Prior Copper (cathode) Rises as Nazis Feel Out Britain on Roosevelt Cites this session oral 8c 23 Pages — Five Cents Reich Pius Hopes on British Aid HYDE PARK N Y July 21 (AD —President Roosevelt said Friday that from every capital in Europe there was evidence of preparations for an eventuality that was believed to be fairly close asserting at the same time that business W'ould suffer from congress’ failure to act on neutrality legislation at 4 1939 In Europe U S Hears phasized May Be Expanded Later The air corps repair work which was to have been done at the new depot at Ogden will now be done at 'the new air station just completed at Sacramento Cal Later on the Ogden base may be expanded to the size and for the purposes originally recommended by the air corps but for the present it is to be merely a storage depot for bulk handling of air corps supplies for the entire west Members of the Utah delegation received their first intimation of a change in the air corps construction program from Governor Blood who had been informed that the Ogden depot had been completely eliminated from the new construcIt took the delegation program tion the entire day to get at the exact facts and to learn what changes had been made and why Contacts High Officials I July 22 Saturday Morning Crisis Near Reduced Fund $35 00 Silver (domestic) 7111c Silver (foreign) 35o Copper electrolytic delivered 10 375c Connecticut valley Lead 4 85 4 90o Riders Uniform Against Lome Night 8300 Throng Bud-ciewu- ' House Group Calls Pav Hours Parley i i House Battle Breaks Out On Freight Bill long-awaite- g f Indicts Figure U S K C -- c Garner i c c for c Cousl Scientist Finds Sign Of Plant Life oir‘Mar Farlev To Florida To Roow rh c Sunburn wnihai'd cih-er- 1 i c Ho insisted Britain had approached neither Poland nor Germany regarding settlement of tha issue He also expressed doubt that the question would be settled on th basis suggested by a German government spokesman in Berlin— unconditional return of the free city of Germany Foreign Office in Dark Among those who still feared Prime Minister Chamberlain might return to the discarded "appeasement" policy however it was recalled that official circles took a similar hands-of- f attitude almost on the eve of the Munich conference last September 29 which began the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia At that time the foreign offic was kept in the dark about Cham bei Iain’s plans and these quarters feared the same thing might happen again These fears were increased by a crop of persistent rumors of appeasement moves all denied 'Within 24 hours the following report have appeared in London newspapers: 1— The Daily Mirror quoted parliamentary sources as saying Sir Nevile Henderson British ambassador to Berlin might approach the German government shortly with a request that Hitler outline his for European terms minimum peace Times com2— The Financial menting on the visit in London of German Dr Hclmuth Wohlthat economic expert suggested he was aiming at getting economic assistance in return for "a measure" of disarmament Report Bolstered The latter report appeared bolstered to some extent by the acknowledgment in government quarters that Dr Wohlthat had been in touch "unofficially" with sounding British trade officials them out on the possibility of imtrade reproving lations It was emphasized these were only unofficial talks but might lead to "more concrete proposals" Only Friday morning the Manchester Guardian asserted "fears and suspicions" of Chamberlain a government still existed in many minds and urged inclusion of Winston Churchill in the cabinet as "proof that he is determined to carry his policy (of resistance) to surcess ” Government circles denied all the appeasement rumors and said they were puzzled as to where they were originating One official suggested they might be coming from an appeasement group in parliament without Chamberlains knowledge British-Germa- n Fear Arise Reports from Tokyo on the third session of negotiations on the dispute in Tientsin also gave rise to fears that Britain had made concessions to the Japanese A foreign office spokesman however said the United States and France were being Informed of every step in the talks and that Britain could not make any agreement with Japan affeeting the major interests of other powers In China without breaking her treaty obligations Meanwhile the government ones more sent instructions to Sir William Seeds British ambassador to Moscowr In an effort to conclude the proposed Russia mutual assistance pact The nature of the Instrin tlons was not dti Insert Negotiations oil a loan to Tola nil ronlimird hut difficulties over where Poland would be "ble lo make arms purchases wuth the money still were unsettled Ther will be further talk Saturday Gish Smugglers MIANE July Murnhelll a 21 Siieil (LTl-Si- ro onUt and hi for currrmy if(i wrr hrra nnniEi!ln Friday After found UKiOoO lift in MarnbflU'i hou srrtfd V y |