Show Loral !Ietal Markets Fhe Weather Cold $35 00 71 11c Silver (domestic) 38 50c Silver (foreign) Copper electrolytic delivered 12c Connecticut valley Lead 5 5005 53c Ltah — Cloudy cooler Idaho — Cloudy warm Wyoming —Generally fair Nevada — Local showers lead Vol 139 No 160 Salt Lake City Utah Tlmixlay Morning September 21 ooc 5 1939 Art dement I'rire Copner (cathode) 11 22 Pages — Five Cents m me tress Convenes Today I Bank Officials Sheepherder Finds Body Nation’s chief Hear War Hulls Desire Of Long-Los- t Pilot BoomWarnirig Dc&olate Mountain Region Gives To Repeal Aet 1 Up Body of U S Flier Lost in Storm January 16 1936 Leader Raps Old Methods At S L Parley B V O A NMalmquist warning against over-cxpansi- on in anticipation of war business and a sharp criticism of state and federal bank supervision in the past were sounded at the opening sessions of the thirty-eigh- th annual convention of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks in the Hotel Utah Wed- nesday Leo T Crow lev chairman of fhe Federal Deposit Insurance corporation cautioned the slate supervisory officials not to let down the bars to unjustified bank loans thereby encouraging of industry and subsequent collapse The banking system be ! vij DEVIL'S SLIDE Sept 20— The body of Major Howard Stark noted depaitmrnt of commerce flier whose plane crashed in the desolate mountain region of the Lost Creek area 40 miles east of Huntsville January 16 1936 has been recovered Discoveied last Friday by Leslie Nunley a sheepherder employed by the Deseret Livestock company the body positively was identified Wednesday by a party consisting of Thomas W Fry sheriff of Morgan county W II Sorensen foreman Mr Nunley Gilbert Mechanj United States marshal and Leland Van Wagoner staff photographer of The Salt Lake Tribune The remains of Major Stark were found scattered over a wide area on the south side of Blue Fork cieck which diains into Lost creek They were about six miles east of the spot whore searching parties discovered the wrecked plane in May of 1936 A compass had been discovered in the summer of 1936 less than a mile from the place where the body was found last week Beside the body was ft leather wallet containing Major Stark’s pilot’s license and two $20 bills His clothes had been rotted away but silver rimmed eye glasses were only 10 feet from the body Two faded note books and a pqn also were recovered Discovery of the body so far from the plane Indicated a heroic struggle on the part of the flier to struggle through deep snowdrifts Cold and exhaustion evidently were the cause of his death rather than any injury which he might have suf?emt-whcajh- e plane crashed Mr Sorensen said the location of the body showed that Major Pittman Plans French Hold Positions Nazis Attempt Move Under Barrage Six-Poi- Plan nt 20 'WASHINGTON Sept — After an (AP) cxtraoidinary bipaitisan White House conference administration forces in congress went foiward Wednesday night with plans for neutiality legislation repealing the arms embargo and placing all trade with belligerents on a “cash and carry’’ basis According to one person who attended the conference Ilr Roosevelt indicated a preference for repealing the present neutrality act in its entirety and LONDON Sept 21 (Thuis-da) (AP) — The Bntish Pi css association said that according to reports pieva-len- t Thursday and not denied Get many's crack liner Bremen had reached a British port under the cs cort of naval vessels The press association said "for some days various stories havp circulated that the Bremen had boon captured and was on her way to England Though no official confumation was forth- coming in London this morning the story of the story of the liner's captuie was not denied Mystery has surrounded the Bremen since she left New York Auglist 30 Reports that the liner had reached a neutral port were never confirmed The Bremen sailed from playng American relations with the warring countries on a basis of international law He was thv however advised German Bomber Shot Down In Allied Territory During Scries of Clashes Britain Convoys Bremen to Pori Presenting New Yoik on August 30 two days before Germany invaded Poland and has not been definitely reported since Last Saturday the German ambassador to Russia Count Fiiediich von dor Schulonbeig intimated the $20000000 pride of the German merchant marine had been captured by Britain He said ' questions concerning the ship would he lcferred to Winston Churchill fust lord of the British Tailor Henri By Sept 20 (Al) — Trench and German avialion rladied Wednesday in a series of battles for mastery of the air over the Siegfried and Maginot lines ah heavy guns pounded on the western fortifications One German ship a Messersehmidt fighter was reported to have been shot down within French lines by Trench pursuit planes While German land forces were trjing to feel their way forward behind a protective screen of artillery fire nazi l’AHIS planes roared into the air apparentlybent on the double mission of enticing the French into battle and strafing French advance positions! German aircraft were reported to have taken the lead in an attack on the northern flank of Jhe western front as a result of a new German air base established at Aachen far north of the fighting front Wednesday night's general staff communique described the day’s action as “activity of the enemy artillery at various points of the front French and German pursuit planes fought several battles An enemy plane was shot down within our admiralty “American authoi ities" he said "wcie so kind as to hold up the Bremen for 22 horns and so far as I know the British have rather fast assertr-is now sound and can be thcre''ws little possibility the kept in that condition If slate and senate would approve such (’rmtlmiert on Pace Fight Column federal supervisory agencies will action be courageous and insist on sound destroyers" banking practices) Pittman Sets Course The Bremen sailed from fiVeader Looses Blast So after the meeting Chairman New York without passensenrittman (D) Nevada of the The blast at bank supervision in gers after being held up for ate foreign relations committee mast years was unleased not by an lifeboat and other inspecw ho was one of those present told of the supervisory (antagonist tions would he call up Hood P newspapermen lines” agencies but bv Gurnev his bill embodying the president of the association and The French government advanced by neutrality program commissioner of banks for North laned Germany Immediately afterward Wednesday that Europe's He the administration last spring Carolina for more than eight war will be carried on Daladier met with highest French said it would be placed before the Crowds Continue Forms Group y ears until nni Germany is crushed by military and diplomatic chiefs committee on Saturday and preMr Ilood after examining thP On the western front no peace a "definite victory” would dicted finish that group and issued Fete to To Promote record of bank charters Flocking note was sounded as the Gerissued the statement after The two measure or on the in work conat the bank failures arrived first French cabinet meeting sinee man heavy guns pounded French three days Nearin" New High clusion that supervision in the past Traffic Safety war was declared was made in positions Wednesday night with The present act principally imhas not been effective and that it (he fare of Ihe collapse of France s increasingly steady rhythm poses an embargo on all shipments has not protected depositors or Far to the north the Germans of arms ammunitoin and impleallv Poland under the joint presBy Staff Correspondent stockholders He defined the past Thursday Program were reported concentrating troops By Dan Campbell of German and soviet Russure to of war ments his belligerent directed and — 1133 to 20 TRICK Sept as prior The Uah 10 a m —Open all day exhibat Aachen which lies at the juncLONDON Sept 20 (LT— A spi ending ) evolution against Gcr sian armies of American limits the remarks specifically at the period its flower show State Federation of Labor re- citizens to travelright doll show carniture of the German Netherlands an answer considered was on It owned C I D F ships man rule in former Cecho Slovakia with firtce street fighting and prior to the birth of the val rides and shows elected executive officers and in countries which are at war and to Adolf Hitlers Danig speech and Belgian frontiers And the He asserted however that unless of hundreds was reported by the British govern of Tuesdav which was was 12 noon — Concert by Davis o efforts to reduce prohibits other than normal short- the executions interpreted French high command joined there is complele and wholeon the basis of what it called “authorita in Pans as a bid to France and authoritatively understood to have term loans to belligerents high school band ment night Wednesday in and hearted cooperation between fedtoll accident death highway 1 p m — Concert by Tooele Britain to give up Toland as taken measures to meet any poseral and state supervisory agencies tive" information Provides Bans sible repetition of Germany s 1914 closing sessions of the thirty-fift- h school hand lost nnd make peace high will of survive the past the evils said to have been under way two days was drive through Belgium 4:30 and 8:30 p m— Free The revolution here Wednes2:00 annual convention administrathe recom12 By comparison and then proceeded to Leaders ( onfer s Advices reaching here said the movies forward tion last de in Slovakia in Bohemia Moravia and program put day progress repotted still mendations which he believes will 4 p m — Free Folaek brothers Daladrc r and Leslie Geiman troops had been shifted Premier M Peterson was reelected spring would repeal the embargo of Paul reoccurrence a avert to to measures" German authoi ities taken by the help stamp to the western front from Poland spite “ruthles circus Britain s war president and J R Wilson secret- and permit the purchase of weappast experiences it out 6:15 p ni — Community singconferred heie during the French military sources intimated ary-treasurer both by aeilama-tio- n ons here with a requirement that concern over the reported concen- Hints for Future ing Both are from Salt Lake the purchaser acquire title to the The British ministry of infor- day nn Ihe general conduct of (ContinnM fn tour) British-Frenc7 p ni — Coneert by Salt Lake are It war before ! the shipped goods they rorommenda-cn ) were Citv against Seven his ( ( lumn vice presidents V Chief among mations statement said that GerAmeii-en- n band ndchtion forbid would in one were: reelected by acclamation and municipal ors for the future mans as well as Czechs were fight7 p ni — Horseshoe pitching new vice president was named ships to enter combat areas 1 Abolishment of the office of corner without opposition Only two con- ban loans regulate the solicitation and contest southwest ing German troops including S S the of treasury roller rompt tests developed for the 10 vice of funds for belligerents forbid Elite Guards and that fighting grounds of its duties and personnel H American citizens to travel In war 8:15 p ni— Horse show In Coliiho the F D I C presidents was occurring in Prague and a ones and continue the piesent i seum o De’ecaiion of the authority For fifth vire president J Irvhalf dozen other important cities Kd-- w board control m— munitions 8:15 ( Nu of the was Lake of hols of Salt I ef the board p aptaln Jerry ing City governors vessels not could The Bulish governments verSince American arils’ show g A auto thrill 20 LOB ANGELES elected succeeding F Weyers-herCal Kept lederal reserve system to examine 8:15 p in — Music contest for also of Salt Lake City who enter war zones foreign ships (UP)— A sion of the purported ic volutlonary I stale member banks to the F D Califorhave to carry supplies J C Stark senior students Little Theater is now a spec lal investigator for would I C and tinnsfer of the boards movement told of the arrest of here Since the belliger- nia heat wave that already has corbought not to the board labor and relations the rxaniic ng peisonnel a nnd revolt LONDON Sept 20 (AP) — runic Minister Chamberlain of thousands persons claimed at least 23 lives sent temDepleting the annual Utah state eligible for federation office He ents could not obtain their poration milof Slovak of 15000 the would on etedit have of tluee-wnas eon-tethey Iroops y which a "an of effort would Institution fair in won Ihe honor assuicd the nation Wednesday that pritain’s Abolishment 3 peratures above the who weie di aimed with Roy I Hartnett and 11 to pav cash hence Ihe "cash and mark Is proud" Governor llen-t- y itary gnirisnns piembei of the I D I t board the everyone is state be "the utmost of which it throughout capable" and dcclaicd “our adennv" name that has been apand appointment of a thud full- by the Gel mails II Blood at a luncheon given L Reese also of Salt Lake Cllv were New foiest fires Wednesday to the piogiam For tenth iiip president Louis plied must be otdirly but the pace of the advance will steadme member Ktieet fighting in Plague eapi-ta- l vance in his honor Wednesday at the One pci son who all ended the started were dnmnged dt Rated How 1 crops Cordon of 4 Creation of an advised y coun U i ho shiv akia befeue of ily quicken" the mine to fair pounds piaised the many ard tubby of Provo incumbent While House conference said that schools were closed In runny sec- Fuehrer Adolf Hide cil 10 the F One soviet Russia's military InThe government he told Ihe is absorption context Mr Cardon is Mr Roosevelt opened the discusunits that are making In a (lo-t lv composed of repti sentalives of alive tions nnd scores of pi ost rations ot the republic hist March was house of commons In his third tervention in Poland was not a a rc-on statement shoit wilh sion fedeial exon the j m national hanks slate 1919 exposition "the best of the lone Logan man war report would "not rush into complete Mil were reported as the ilxth day desc bed world Conditions 'I serve members slate Federal De-- j the ecutive council prise to the British no had firenims "Those who ude ntuies that offer little prosI all fairs" of sweltering vventhcr ended with mcni-- I that-jUC R Roberts of Pi lie was named Situation Serious ' lnsuramo lorpointion government "cynical posit the pect of success’ hut he said there seized am weapon hands The governor lauded fair direc- by acclamation ns seventh vue no promise of abatement rr banks w hit h aie not membeis tors was Poland to a "Laatlaek’ of said be would lnfoi no motion that was tragedy operation ministry for their public service and president succeeding C N Chadlie expiessed belief that all j Lf the ledeial it serve system and e heat records borers nnd their wives In Prague avoided which would "mnke an hut that it was still too early to Many him the for fine with them the would that eongiatulated to agree Lake moved Salt wick who had a o supervisors one of the weie broken The heat wave was used ho mis studded with nails" appropriate contribution to vicmnde this year lie I "pionounee nny final verdict" on 5 Fiovision foi semiannual ox- showing being City during the past year and was present situation is Cnsemllics nil both sides were tory " sc Hint Hie the i voiced for world ever considered ums must coopone of appreciation Ihe most said not a candidate for mice turn of all fodoinl and state animation I able to have been "consult In a speech of moie than half the motives or consequences of I fm t d The invasion of Polund by severe of eration of thousands of exhibitors Vice presidents reelected by acthe last 50 yeafs ) D I v’ inombet banks by lie to announcement Ihe According an hour (haling With the ptogicss the Russian action menof a been to said word have special banks to pav the and had clamation weir Ralph 11 Fuller Russia was 'I he Los Angeles w t at her bui eati heie Ihe i v nlul iuniii v movement D1Ciu the of the war on both the eastern Two neither the Russian action for the work of county Ogden Hi B Kelsev Salt lake tioned as complicating nmllers h examination and the v m on and western Bohc fronts and on the nor Adolf Hitler's speech yester‘1 The president was said to have said the offic ml lc m pc rat cue of 107 stiu led in cost of agi icultural agents and for boy and Cilv William O Dlx Salt Lake the absolb to corporation nllci labor demonslrn- - seas the prune minister mule day 'changes the situation with otiscived that the wai might last at noon was only two degrees Sundav It W Havvvnid Ogden girl (ooperalive efforts f I ho oi hot City 1’HR to ir) rim m ir n F’hc T o Ihese pnni ipnl points ml which we ate coiifionted" Is cm some sense fair onlliiuM Pur K "The in Inrmi Five) stale Hem) Fiovision for lie stale super-- j shoit of the all lime round of r liimn One 11 hi ec 4 while Hiller emphasized I and for I C giadualion exeuises J vu to examine stale K D 100 established June 25 JH01 ' humane nic t hods by which he has I I ormhei hanks annually and al Future Karmen of America woik" methods "are not Inofficial recoidings in snilh-ei- n Blood wat' waged Governor Also said tf “Nothing i mils neirssmv (hot pi lj in ole humane by enlllng them so' California rnngcd ns high as 1 rminnnunl slain examination of tould be loo laudaloty of the fine ami "aununls of German bombing stale by -117 Jf late bank wlinh are not F Dli things being doneof for the activities of open towns nnd machine-gunninthese jj I C nu mbits the cost of sin those in tharge isc Kail franc 0 had tls holiest of tefugees huve shocked tha a sternutations In bn homo by t he Our bovs and gills aie making a whole WO! Id cloy of the year with a including real i out rlliul Ion to good ution-hi- p i banks Moscow — Russians if pot toil Rv Assoc uited I’l ss " Four IlnUnn s geneial war purJ I et BLRLTN Ibnl bankets and bank supet J mail tones il said would of 97 degrees at 1 10 p m Srpt 20 CT) — Oho if si ivistx announce pose Is "to icileem Lurope fiom up ailing clc alhs allnhulahle to -- C’hamhc i lam dec lairs Other cooperating agencies InSeventeen their bust- v t i s ti at n mote about Liiililon withdraw from their present poGerman army turned Its attene apt me of Lvvovv the perpetual nnd incurring Par In tho v pm IU IpnUng cluding various atnlc depni tinenti tion sitions after 'destruction of the unprecedented heat weie ice ended Britain s war effeut to tie "tho to of Ge rman aggression and enable night liquida— VV Wednesday In House southern California and six in hlte last remnants of the Polish army out sc a oftt ted by the and institutions the newspnpeis Hshlngton utmost of winch it Is capable" the peoples of luiope to preserve tion of Its vlituully completed and the indlo were praised for thole" to the “demarcation line northern California Input tlsnn remfeieme tj Ami ili an liwIIHUe of Hanking their Independence nnd their libera an The that bureau Gerunanimous fixed "with between Poland in Ihe piano t omnunling on hi ptoposnl for th Ir assistance In ninny lines of explained discussed fighting campaign definitely ties' nnd "no threats will dder 1 settled sc l nl In endeavors area of had down the fair stnte shut commill lire Russian man lies all The high pressure "pi unary objective us thought’ nupervisiiiy governments repented mpieme high (h jlmlng or our Irene h allies from this sen rinvs of out a 1 turn lions In the hands of tha F few of li tiled a United the battles Ktales the western slate fr'ont of of disc an moie remnants blocking air keeping (he lo‘d 'i event favorable weather Vve mand agreement Mopping up " " purpose I coze hi nc chef n No i was said and bmd at pence ulial Ml Polish aimy continued and posthe pi had hec n leached on the parti-turpumped — Roar of guns If ’ ('cipenliagen Five Piltaln and France have w records for iisoit Of Polund I id least as far " J In e Is In' lusi in ilia shall I predlil Set now i sibly will go on for a week but before tomorrow night 70 miles along Danish Rome — Mmsohni s newspnp r twin unable to “avert the defeat fshould Imvc fair nllendiilli e " miul the govt l 'Die heat scorched crops United heard fog V these were tinned local tasks as tin Ir ainms of occupation government f coast Mjgrc sting possible si nnd Britain ami Fiance of the at rules of Poland they suggests I- 1 forest fires low led municipal of minor Impoitame now that u e i hi ni mull I' all an not "Hie evoni Is outstanding ands ate one lie cl A high comhall le of J ill land come lo turns wllh Guiiinny tiave lessened tier that they have Justl-fiosusIt wav vliluallv water and I — ij I mi i d to iil 'J 'I' banking of Polish de said in the the every mand supplies tut passing biggest assembly communique lo not fm gotten their obligation dis-c — In oUvn our of 1 umld n he In one Ihe Berlin was nicme have said Im had been i luinms an oiilpiuii mg pended opeinlinns (a mien urinv people man al inn sit up wlon agamy Japan smi developing lumps nd list ru s wtuie sound stages w cue ussc ji ihv ision of ml ei sis ill Polo lessen Iincli nnd tor nor weakened In their d ti ciotoatod m the bend of Ihp Viv hnl did not xav wheie Ihe line A G Mnkeiuie pi esuh lit of the i a bt li i I' b and w onld It i b e inmHign Tull! ) ml u r ) ( nl h a( i Ss t so vntDH It h II u inns too hot to permit vvolk land j tube rivec uni h of Lodz Lull h holdings ill far east 1 uns TcK) hil It hu tm IhiM’l I i Blood Praises State Fair At Luncheon i Utah Unionists Reelect All State Officers six-poi- Czech Revolt Reported Raging AgainstNazis na-tio- ns starfe-wid- Hore-Bellsh- Ileat Deaths h Reach 23 In California i record-smashin- sec-icta- n British Premier Reveals Plans for Lon" Drive o g r st Die ro-op- ei 1 i ily 1 c t I I t ( 1 War in Brief as Reported From Capitals of World German Army Makes Ready For Poland’s Liquidation g ’ c e I Tarlx-Gcrm- ’ lur' x - Dll 1 -- c L ! c f- c ( I c H vlmtui 1 1" O Hu) fi 1 1 X |