Show SkJ Lg h fit Jf - i $Ll r i- A - s£t djb— £ Local Metal Markets The Weather Gold I'tah— Partly cloudy Monday Idaho — Scattered storms YYyoming— Fair Mon Tues Nevada— Unsettled Monday - VoK 139 No- - 129 Salt Lake Cit) Utah Monday Morning Forest Crews Holiday Ends British Cabinet Gain Control Summoned to Of Coast Fires Crucial Parley Wind Humidity Firefighters ' 11 ?i' t SAN FRANCISCO Aug 20 — Thousands of fire (P) fighter who have been trying to stop blares in forest and brush lands from central California to Butish Columbia won their battle in California Sunday but still were hard-presson some fronts in the Facific LONDON northwest Aug Tank Truck Loses Cargo in Dairy lFr llnre-Belish- Dr James A Shaw Dies in Hospital Of Bullet Wound ging operations halted Western Oregon forestry officials said imhad provement in conditions caused them to suspend a similar plan unless the humidity changed greatlv In two hours Saturday night a fire wiped out the little southern Oregon forest town of Pine Ridge It destroyed a hotel a store LOO homes various lumbering operations buildings and burned a large amount of out limber before spreading into the forest Charles Coos officer of a Pine Ridge lumber mill said the fire started from an unknown cause in a pile of out lumber He set the loss at $2000-00- 0 exclusive of $50000 damage to Southern Pacific railroad rolling stock In California fires still were alive in some of the national forests but none was threateningly large and state forest service officials said that for the first time d In 11 days all fires on lands had been extin- loaded with milk at Mt Upton The ade has halted Gotham's milk supply Ashed to Play Anthem West in Sugar Battle "Star-Spangle- d Ivr-ie- pri-nnt- Floods Sweep China Region Blockaded by Japanese UD-R- rf-fo- it mne-wi'o- Clears Wreck ve rloc-tneit- v c partiru-sigmficanc- fno-tine- I - Sat-tml- n' is ling-gag- d Major Bones to Plant Elms On iXew York’s Fifth zlt enue inm-stor- Hungary ArnM world-famou- tmti‘ Gen-eia- il (Ah-T- he rail-loa- d f t f ! 1 1 Dis-tiazi DANZIG Aug 20 Leader Albert Forster proclaimed Sundav before a crowd of -Ge- ar hat politiial considerations tered the talks t The $80160 000 In German ct edits to Russia will be for seven 5 per cent interest Moscow Statement years at simultaneous announcement Moscow said the negotiations successhad been "terminated fully " Anoffic lally inspired statement Sunday night said not onlv economic hut political quaitets anticipated a substantial increase in ( iorman-solet trade' which has fallen off almost to the vanishing point in recent months "This expectation it was said v "is based on the fact that and soviet Russia— one an industrial state and the other a count rv with inexhaustible raw niateiial vealth-ar- e economically and naturally complementary to each other in v Ger-man- Can Be ut "the hour approaches’ for solution of the Dnnzig problem He predicted victory for Danigors who wish the free rttv rejoined 5(100 BERLIN Aug 20 (UP) rmany and soviet Russia Sunday night announced the signing of a new two-veIrado pact involving $80 160000 in trade credits to the and nazi quarters soviets hopes that the accotd would lead to improved political relations with Moscow The agreement resulting fiom months of labmious negotiations contains in Beilin and Moscow no political clauses In its published form and both Geiman and soviet official quarters have denied A FoiMcr Predicts (JD-N- I seel to Germany 2L‘The Jiour approaches now 2’ he told a partv rallv in suburban Lanefuhr "When it comes we wilt w i ii in ” Approximately 3000 members of various uniformed formations— some earning rifles— and some 2000 civilians stood under a hot sun listening to the district leader SYaml s (hat the fuehrer is determined to ohtain a Danzig vmtory before the opening of the nazi party congress in Nuiemberg on September 2 ft week after the Tannenherg speech the attention of Consequently nazis and foreign observers in Berlin Sundav night was fastened upon the East Prussian event The cruiser Koemgsberg is scheduled to visit Danzig next Friday and rumors spread that Hitler might take the oppoilunitv to pay a dramatic visit lo the fire citv aboard the warship nn his way across the Baltic to East Prussia As a new honorary citizen of the free city he is fully entitled to go there but sources close to the Wilhelmstrasse pointed to his past performances and said It has been his practice never to set foot upon former German soil until II has been actually reincorporated into the reich Many I nder Arms An estimated 2000000 or more German troops are under arms Including reserve classes as far Together "We stand together In this serious hour and our soldiers also back as 1897 Soldiers and air force men seen stand together” Forster said "We know what stands be- in the streets of Berlin instead of strolling about In their usual fore us " Forster told of the "solution of "walking-out- " wore uniforms the Sudeten problem" and the ab- rugged field garb with high held "with- boots and active service caps sorption of Cecho-Slovaki- a This meant they were liable to out the firing of one shot” "Now” he said "the problems be recalled to their barracks at are the corridor and Danzig These a moment s notice by the military the fuehrer will also police problems Additional reservists moved out soh e " He said the Poles had Indulged of the cities en route to maneuver in "unashamed insolence’ in re- areas many of them along the telling Hitlers proposals for solv- frontiers ing the Danig problem Troops Quartered Polish Threats Reservists were being quartered "The most prominent nmn in in school buildings around Berlin Poland sav now that thev will in a brewerv and even a large destroy Goimnnv and will re- beer hall in the city’s east end Reports from provincial cities organize middle Euiope "We hav'e wati hod this very pa- said the authorities were comtiently we hnve accepted this mandeering many private automoOnlv our good nature during thp biles which have been driven less past few weeks enabled us to hear than 6000 miles this Insolence” Against this seemingly porten-tiou- s bai Kdrop F'oister said ’the situation is mis heic In tense" hut ‘the solution must Berchtesgaden and in the entourcome The present conditions can- age of F'oreign Minister Joathim von Ribbentrop at Salzburg insist not and must not continue "FNerv citizen must know that thRt Hitler is confident and even in the life of nations there are ’optimistic’ that Danzig will be problems which must he solved restored without war But (hey added Germany is preSuch R problem is the Danzig problem The hour appionches my pared and will insist upon an early solution even If it means war comrades "Ihe products which are the basis of soviet Russian exports ran he used ill Gn ninny s industrial In anv case condiproduction tions for the good development of economie exchange between both countries are provided ' The agi cement provides that for tlm net t vo years Russia will sell goods to (a i manv in the amount of ixo (Kin IK) maiks ($72 141 000) It was understood that the 'agi ceriiait provides chiefly for an exchange of Russian minerals oil and timber for Geiman manufae-- j lined machine iv particularly elecABOARD V S S I NG Actric il equipment companying Pi evident Roosevelt Aug 21) (I P)— The pi assure of acbusiness Sundav cumulating fori ed Piesident Roosevelt on a Morficntliau lo relaxation anise of the noith AtF lantic mast to camel Ins tentaaverse Belle Lie tive plan lo notlh-wes- l I F inland 1111 Aug 20 CD sltait on Newfoundland lie in v S Motgenlhnu U S tip and circumnavigate the island ni rived SunIn isiiiv sutetnrv Instead the cruiser liisialoosa day fi om Stockholm for Ins onlv oflicial visit in Euiope He will turned hoi k low aid 11 ilifnv N S Ih ml Rislo Rvti head ol the hank where it is lo nmve nl p m of Finland for paving F'mmsh war Mondav There the president will dc Id instalments to the tinted pick up mail pouches en unite Mate s there hv ru! ’ Roosevelt Cuts Cruise Short Thank Finliml for month SK 1 T Will Throw Switch Mr OSSINING N Y Aug 20 Ijl - Glav night The oh pavs $150 and there me P) condemned men in Sing Sing pnon authorities Inti(bathhouse good for a total mated today a substitute for the the of $2X50 bailing commutations ailing veleinn executioner RobNothing concenng I limit s conert G Fllintt probably would dition has been repented since throw’ the svvrteh Thursday night he was taken bv ambulance two when Althiir Perry goes to the vve ks ago from his home m Ric c elec tin chair for w der Hill Queens lo ail ed dc st mat ion they have Interviewed a hnlf If he Is unable to appear lliutx-da- v dozen of the bitter qualified electricians rmong the 400 including night the identity of the subsome women who have applied for stitute' mnv he withheld as was the Job of the man who has sent the iase in Massachusetts where some 110 persons to their doom a ’Mr X’ conducted a double In the six eastern states on this execution dining limit s illness and w ns roundly ri ic isc d In t hoe lire mt Other applicants will lie con- opposed to capital puni him lit tor sulted befoie the deadline Thurs- - Inking so long to do the Job c ife-ni- uiinn-nouu- 1 I I‘ro" Hammer 'Oil Danzi" Theme I?oi Ii BERLIN Aug 29 nous nations the "day of reckoning’ with Poland is coming oon piled one upon another In Germain Sundav Bolh the press and officials kept to tip- theme of Danzig free city uider Polish customs administrations winch Germany wants returned (it was hns before the World war) and Pomorze (Ihe Polish con idoii through which the nais want a connection to German Fast Pi ussia The phrase "dor tog’ (dav of reckoning) was being spoken with increasing frequency Assad Pole’ dec - I A In Bet In Lie press was insist was fast mg ’Polish insolence’ -- exhausting "German patience" lt Ihe influential Hamburg headlined Poland "still has five minutes for reflection ” The F'remdc nblatt reflected the official contention tho general Polish dispute must be settled almost at once There was no time limit set either officially or informally but the impression was unmistakable that Germany counted on only ft matter of days befoie taking some positive step Ini hiding Some the papers F remdenblatt hinted Poland might "sue itself bv coming forwaid with nn acceptable suggestion An Implied invitation to Poland to tike some “eonstrurtive Initiative' was contained In the olfi-- c ml news bureau s citation from Italian papeis suggesting Poland 'drop Fngland and Frame’ and attempt direct negotiations with F'rem-denbla- :z:'C':lln Sing Sing Execution bar-lack- 1 i j It is agreed generally in Berlin Victory for German FricmK Trade Treaty 11-d- Crcw of 500 block- Nazis Russia Complete Suing Leader Hoover Rallies - 1 ' ' It will he Hitler’s fust important speech in inoie than three months and manv influential nazis believe that he mnv state in more or less exact teiuix how and when he to achieve his ‘final’ solution of the Danzig question Wants Aelion Danzig 'Hour’ Near Says Nazi Leader ti-- I Paes — Live Onts I Aug 20 (UP) — Germany Sundav speeded up her extensive already militaiy picpaiations as Europe’s “war of nerves’’ entcied what may be its final week befoie a climax next Sunday in the little East Ptussian village of Tannenbcrg Fuehitr Adolf Hitler watching Euiope’s jitters from his mountain-to- p hideaway at Berthte'gaden will go 1o Tanncn- beig to speak befoie a making of inch troops oh a “military clay of honoi” rommcmoi ating the twenty-fift- h anniversary of the defeat of the Russian aimies theic i (2D-Fi- lrln Settlement Copper Kathode) l(M)4ftJ il BERLIN east NEW ORLEANS Aug 20 rp- i(Negotiations in Tokvo helvvecn a Dr James A Shaw director of Bi dam and Japan over their TientNEW YORK Aug 20 (AP) — Much of the r j population sin dispute— vv here the British and the minerals division of the Lou- French clanvoied in vain for milk Sunday as a stake of dany faimcrs upeomesssions have boon isiana conservation depaitmenl blockaded since June It — have state halved the noimal daily supplv of 4 400000 quails died in the operating room at Ba- been disrupted bv Britain's reThe New York Metropolitan Distributor bai gaining agency of Japanese demands that ptist hospital of a bullet wound In- jection be included the shrinkage would be intensified Mondav in estimated questions flicted at his home Sunday night economic the discussions ) d The city was xhmt 2200 000 quarts Sundav and 1060000 Satut-Police who were summoned bv The fact Chamberlain advanced had for nn Pnce 3200000 drinking The onhtnipfi normally (f quarts iv his wife rushed him to the Baptist v f o!t mn P our hospital wheie lie was taken at shrunk to about 2 000 000 while once to the operating room Aproduction of lie rream butter ttendants reported his condition and other milk products was cut critteal considerably Police sftid his wife told them Reports of dashes between poshe heatd a shot nnd went into they lice and pickets were fiequent bathroom to find her husband on while hundreds of cans of milk the floor shot in the head and a were dumped throughout the milk revolver lying near by shed from (he St Lawrence nver to southern Catskdl mould am Removed Rehired NEW YORK Aug 20 CPI-- The counties as neighbor prevented d Shaw who had been removed Banned’ from marketing IDAHO FALLS Idaho Aug 20 neighbor guished rehued and A dozen pickets received head inmnv have a swing band at its again re- CD — Herbert Hoover advised IdaChief Dispatcher S L Lamerton moved from apparently his job within the to com- juries nnd a deputy shenff was one hundied and twenty-fift- h of the slate forest staff estimated two months was the centtal ho and the west to "carry past knocked unconscious in a fight m 400 blazes to battled have the their state crews had pletion’ fight birthday party fedeial government witness in the reduced and St Law rence county Cuban sugar period during the Vincent Lopez Bandleader 2 200 000 was short hearing in Dallas Texas last week to take off quota The citv the domestic beet when the government sought reverSaturIdaho I ire Rages nnd 1060000 a streamlined wrote Sundav who quarts moval of Freeman W Bui ford ai reage limitation The 3200 000 quarts norof the anthem which tlicv did" the former day if "And sion In north Idaho a fire 10 miles oil millionane indicted with mally used for drinking had avoids the difficult high from Kellogg still was out of con- Leche and Weissjointly president decided during a in an nlleged conshrunk to about 2 000000 while Idanotes said Sunday night he at the interview trol although the wind had turned to the violate Connally had received an imitation to ho airport llieie would be such pioriuition of ice cream butter it away from heavy timber Most spiracy “hot oil act and other milk products was cut as to support the poof the refugees from Pine Ridge plav at the anniversary celeShaw figured in nn automobile an increase bration September 14 at Fort tato and onion crops as well as considei ahh 35 miles noith of Klamath Falls accident at Thibodaux of west The 22 agency member distnhu-lor- s " near Baltimore McHenrv beets Ore were given shelter in near-h- v here Saturdnv li whin is car nnd seven nonmembers who Fiancis where battle-hounChiloquin homes and in the crashed into nn unfit rpass on high- Mould Open Wav met Sundav heard repot Is milk s Scott Key scribbled the t’hiloqum high school Some re- way 10 after a blowout according become where had available "proMr Hoover paused in Idaho named camped in fields near the to reports Falls on a flight to West Yellow- tection' had been given fnrmris Lopez said the invitation ruins of their homes Brought here last night he was stone to and where picketing had hern rewas signed bv Mrs Reuben In Tillamook county Oregon a "get a little fishing" He In nervous and a daed repoited Rnss Hollow av prominent said he would stav at the Madison laxed nnd they saifi they hoped huge hlae rode the wind toward condition earlier Sunday strike had passed 1 he coast on four fronts Saturday Baltimore anthem and flag river camp of T 1 Thornton the s position him made the Shaw its peak enthusiast and that he was Light families were duven from vutual car of the Louisiana ml who he added was a fellow enThe agency dunged mote than Two bridges and their homes tning to aciiust his hookings inasmuch ns he had gineer industry $1 250 000 worth of milk had been to include the appeaiance his statement that Explaining buildings on one farm were des "IC nn pH EC e brush fire rhaige of issuance of drilling c ct hi nn stroyed bv a scrapping of beet acreage restricallowed and fixed the quota tions would aid Idaho s potato and near Eugene A fire within a half each producer onion crops the Republican partv mile of La Grande was reported Removed by Long chieftain said 'California is turnmoving away from the town L ire on Vaxhon island threatened ing to potatoes and onions to I Soon Governor after Earl Burton Wash several hours Sat- Long came into office he sum- replace its beets Naturally this is damaging to two of Idaho s main dav night Changing vv ind ended marily removed Shaw putting in jor crops the t hi eat but the fire still was his place David B Mi Connell "Even Hawaii ships spuds to the uncontrolled Many residents of hrother-in-laof Mrs Huev P summer their abandoned mainland because of the reduced Newport reA month later Long Long cane acreage nplife and pi opart v damage was TIENTSIN Aug 20 cottages instated Shaw there had Washington Forest rv Supervisor been a “mistake saving' '' feared I tight increased flood wateis F’ause in idly rising T S Goodrich (ailed the situation hv steady rain Sunday tempoIt was estimated the next was in critical most h "the a "I state think milled sui detei In that ' k two (lavs away out 111 washed ral yet west the would stabilize ily 22 yeais Japans Thousands of refugees — both blockade of the Butish and pin os on all three commodities— Fiench concessions and brought Chinese nnd — vveie sugar pot does and onions ISorth Malio l ire 'It would open the vvnv toward one of the worst disasters in this swept befoie theforeigners flood into Tientreally getting the western farmer region s history h irk on Ills feet " Under Uontrol Floods from the Ilai river and sin a city nlteadv heset bv wai Asked Ihe purpose of thiee Wyoother streams pouted almost un- conditions and the Japanese blockKELLOGG Idaho Aug 20 lD- I H GHAT 20 N SVVOR J Aug meetings at vvhnh he is impeded aiross levelled dikes and ade of the two coneessions Two not 111 Idaho forest fires were hunched men laboied m siming hod u led In appear t his w eek Mr embankments put the rilv s Rises Rapidly lepmted under tout ml ‘sundav the Hooded south leisev line It e supplv out of commission night a ft ci cool vveathei Saturday wilderness Sunil ly night to ileai Hoover said they held 'no Ini o wind of Japanese soul tics who xiivo and swept avvav communication night nnd an absent the wreck of the ‘Blue Conn I" s June 11 had sought to rnsliut "They and an' set vice railroad just meetings Sundav aided he news on the modernistic Atlantic ('ll v New countv Icadeix lo ilk over movements in nnd out of the conYot k Him- of the- Cent ini Railtoid sil uat et to ( nme ( rest cessions vveie too busy to piv ions " lie dc eland A new hlae that bioke out of New leisev in vvhnh 17 poisons minli al tent mn lo the human K scheduled to meed Govei-mi- r about lie neck on Scott Rcvond Tientsin and Its mglil were mini oil flood of Kellogg Nils II Smith of Wyoming wheie there is a laige Chi20 miles noilhvvest e Five J hen mounted boxes nnd detailed coailies and banc Is Mondav evening at Jackson Vvo nese population a heavy loss of first med two cabins in an abanhlue-antin of the lo stay above the gold effcut in nil was but doned logging (amp crack train which earned 4T pas forwater level t liei Ked Sundav by a sengers rested at nay nngles on Ant hoi it les said they lie lieyc cl Hie est semi e fn e c rew the single trac k between Inundated flood crest from northwest (Tuna Entrenchments barred the path would tench here in 18 hours Ihe cranberry hogs A mile ahead wn of a fire which had burned over the steam locomotive with its dewater level was rising about two TOO aciex 10 miles west of Kellogg tc nder railed ini hi s ev erv hour in out Fndav since il btnke of those Injured when the M irn British concessi Thiee said Officials owned timber was detailed In a heavy limn -submit ged nnd vveie 20 been I'D had NLW30RK an himanient nborenl Aug amateur man Major (tew pnrt of (lie 125 late Satuiday remained in a Ldvvuid Bowes refugees surged along in search the Roc he self commented dismissed joined The other Injuiec) some of tit v bin ons hospital "1 he cnthedinl Is nt once a landof them catried two and a half fellers Sunday 111 the tussle with mark of New York and The flood t lire alone d the resihistoric miles through the downpour vveie nituie to make FTfth avenue -- the Fifth avenue a l dence of I nited Maes Consul s edi21 treated in this remote hamlet or cow path that became Ihe symbol fice and a national sluine and lohn K Caldwell He moved at the scene of the wrerU s makes a perfect sotting for the to the tinted States mantle of ui hn in t - mm e rustle Nazi A " to Ihe Butish tree s sc Shortly after the accident a lei led nijacent lie Rot kc fellei s Flailed things swollen tributary limn flooded — nt'DAI’LSr Aug 20 The major picked hi elm m last pfTng hv planting eight elms suburban lake Union nut washed Ihe MawarsHg nnzi Pint Chester m the organ Hungarian bridge between here amt the in ficnil of Radio City nnd Sunsaid Sunday 21 executives of the hope they would he hardened to Nibwav WoiKrr Killed wreck delating rescue nnel repair day the mnor announced he would New 5 in k life nnl youth group bad hem vv ork coni rihute four nmi e for ntgnming secret milAll the' Irc'cs nre hetween 30 and 20 (Pi-t(HICAGO Aug The irpiur job was hnmpeicd They will he planted In the fall 10 feet high itary exercise In the hills outside suhwav wotkeis Daniel lupnskig ' a when further boom Sundav high Budapest illicitly acioss the avenue In front Lending a tvpaal Manhattan 13 and George Naiisedi 41 vveie eathcchnl The newspaper vvhiih insisted of a vv locking tram dsouthwar of St Patrick a Sunil iv when along touch to things the maples will ileitioaited hound film leisev Cdv ripped with eight nmples the major he of the uncommon Mhwedlor chaigcd wire touched a form carthe gntheiing was for "political education' onlv suirl police ar- down all Ihe telephone telegripli giving also for Fiflieth and Vaiictv which reverse the older nage heing pushed along a track and electric pnvvu lines at a cross- liflv-fus- t rested TO nienihi'is of llie organislreets at Ihe side of of most (tee and slnit out in the One other man has bee n killed zation August 16 lata irkasing ing here rulting of all communi- the cnthedinl which during convlrui turn of Chicago spring with led foliagi cation and light ovci a Luge area ihe me iitcir of indio nmntcuis lute r tut ns giec n nine subway 2000-acr- U Nears Climax This Week Gotham Suffers Milk Drouth iu Dairy War state-pio-tede- oc As ‘’War of Ner os’ War Secretary Leslie cut short his vacation on the French Riviera Foreign Secietarv Viscount Halifax who returned unexpectedly Saturday went back to his home in Yorkshire this morning but only to spend the dav These developments came as the British press said the coming week may he the "most critical since the World war" (In Washington there was a feeling a grave crisis was inevitable before October 1 but Secretary Warring milk factions clash in New York of State Hull and a numbpr of Strikers shown here are dumping tank truck kev men in the European section of the state department remained on vacation) The ministers will meet Tuesday They will consider a report of European developments during the past two weeks and the rapidly cleterioi sting situation in t lie far a Leslie Hurries home from Riviera vacation I o Reich Speeds Military Plans Hore-Be-lis- Closes Forests In efforts to prevent more British Columbia authorities closed forests on Vancouver island the lower mainland Western Washington officials ordered log- For no Anxious Europe Waits Hitler’s Talk on Danzii CP) -- Prime 20 eart 16 stead Louisiana Quiz Figure fires Kills Himself and ( anada !5 c 1939 Minister Chamberlain and Great Britain's key ministers interrupted their vacations Sundav for a crucial meeting to consider the international situation The prime minister fishing in Scotland since parliament recessed two w eeks ago had been expected to leave for London Monday night but he loft Sunday afternoon in- ed A fortnight of fires left 600 persons homeless and brought the destruction of hundreds of farm buildings several lumber mills and millions of feet of standing and out timber There was no estimate of the total damage v Smoke from the fires hid the sun from Portland Ore during the day and caused the temperature to drop to 83 degrees Washington forestry officials said the situation in that state was the worst in 22 years August 21 Press Reflects s Anxiety in Current Crisis Tax Efforts Of S r domestic) 7111c 35 75c ''liver ifmpuni (upper electrolytic delivered 10 50c Connecticut valley 5 055 510c Lead Mlv 1 1 c ti i m my I iv cist |