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Fair frosts Idaho — ‘ Fbii- - Iead I jscada— y Salt Lake Cit) g7l39jVoJ Utah Wednesday Morning October 11 $35 00 71 11c 56 25c 12 50c 5 5US5 55c oral Hetllement I’rtren tealht t ) 11 65 21 Pages — Lite Cents 1939 ies keTO ee tut ht ICy “nd Can any mums in Wress m night tn lcv eland S America Senator Loses in Neutrality Test Rejects Senate etallurg 2s Presided ’"ration t that i n8 Sreaj ” nainuii es In Ay vy Orders ar lo lexas Post On as Germany ins Hurls New Challenge 38(ii xvvyywA aj i Moe to Split j irovperty 1(1 I am V Follow - V- Fails Issues Plans Rein rn i 4 Neutrality savj JnfanuyiDaiadier Will b() Separate Embargo Vote 1 the i nd their e hotL "ho je O Winter Training: Flit'll nr Declares Nation Will Necr Bend Knees balance ts M "ill be any such WASHINGTON I " Oct 10 (AP) By Harrv to Ltabj ospecia h the I tab J opo'al to president of San repeal the arms WASHING I ON Oct 10 — Conforming to a ‘preparedness program’ worked out by the war department with a view to broader train ng of various units of the United States ainiv the' 'llurtv-eightinfantry will be otdered from Fort Dougins to Fort Sam Houston Tevas for winter training ng em-- 3 rgo needed s aining h in Butte nd I have ts west mv lies Th ns held i mstitu'i ng induv man-govern- oamed that on ng states B Par native d Jmvervitj serrclarj Parsons es of Cs roclaimej gineerinj alt Late tional di leadeis Administration at voting on these restrictions (id on the remainder of the hill geuld begin at once if Tobey w ould I institute its pr red 12 MS AFL Attacks Wagner Acl Recall Faces Prosecutor As CIO Opens Parley the foes of repeal to end and agree to immolate action Dividing the bill ould lead only to more delay the debate hcy argued In the vote that followed In Louisiana seven republicans— Austin of Vermont arbour of New Jersey Gibson of I gh and and Cop Hamilton of the Refining nt ol the as toast the eve- - pbraska Peace but None Willi Rival l al Intermounlain senators voted as SAN FRANCISCO Oet 10 (JPi-J- olin on the motion For split-In- g L Lewis demanded peace for the bill— Clark of Idaho and America Tuesday in opening the JcCarran of Nevada Democrats convention but ofsecond $ d Borah of Idaho Republican fered no peace to the A F L to adopt He urged congress Against splitting the bill— King and t ah fiomas of Pittman of Ne-id- a President Roosevelts neutrality 0 Mahoney and Schwartz of program and espresved the hope V President Roosov ( It w ill make voming all Democrats Jubilantlv Chairman Pittman available his own great influence 5 Nevada of the senate foreign m behalf of peaee when condit lations committee hailed the tions warrant and justify his in8 leome as a sure sign that Ihe tervention " t amber would vote probablv be-- 1 'Ihe question of a united labor re the end of next week to re- - movement was hud before Lewis al the arms bv Governor Culbeit I OKon of embargo I feci that this will now satis-- t California who told Ihe 400 delethe countrv that further debate gates “unity between the C I O and accomplish nothing" he told A F L" was ‘desirable alike from I porters the standpoint of labor and national well beings’ Sccalls 1‘redic lion Lewis replied "Ihe Congress of Pittman recalled that he had Industrial Org imalions had to be j edicted a few riavs ago that Ihe organized before Governor Olson ? Ppal proposal would muster be-- 1 could come heir to make a speech cen 61 and 68 of the senate s The people of the United States r voles were never made conscious of the I now f r I ran sav positively labor problem before the Con3 at It will receive at least 67 gress of Industrial Organizations t tea ' he said came into being " The vote on the Governor Olson had forecast Tobey motion t oved a I O unity But Lewis’ A F straight )'t' of sentiment tovvaid repeal icmarks indicated he expected to C the embargo Pittmani added lead the C I O as a separate entity t ith the ewcption 1 h it he felt for at least another five years ttfidcnt two of those who voted ‘Five veats ago mv voire was D side! lack the (Contu iifd on Pm Three) issue would vote iiiiiiilto) J Innately for the administration s Hows CIO V Mr Gil ertificatr member Alonzo E vat City program the insti Mr veers earlier v ers ot the n at th 'Cllt al 1 II 1 " a prel tsrlid t Four”i omr H Mondav mbezzlW on ’ity L n im if- - citv Angers-Septe- ployed the con depot o Grand ads irt dge 1 1 L-- i t as he Senator Nortis (Ind to defeat the Tobey pro-s- Federation Seeks More Curbs On Labor Hoard Lewis Asks U S Gurney of South Dakota Maine Taft of Ohio and 'hit of Maine— joined 57 Demo-at- s ermont nlc of bv given dent Jlnh court Ll onlinued n posted d w ai rr no TM ml Moo d in cit' Seen tic initiator Borah (R) Idaho who the famous and sue cessful fight Gainst Amencns entrance into League of Nations and who Is of (he hnrlers of the current ?ht against lifting the embargo 'd this to say to newsmen j Ihe lohoy vote was not the j arms embargo repeal was voted down overHe is shown here in conference whelmingly with Senator Danahcr (R) of Connecticut Mrs Roosevelt cl Wins Point CINCINNATI Oct 10 lP-W- ith of approving voles the American Federation of Labor convention late 'luesday reaffirmed its drive for revision of tne agner act and a new' labor board after refusing to tale a direct stand on the new deal aS a political issue The convention overwhelmed a small dissenting minority in voting to cairv on its campaign to place legislative cuibs mound some of Ihe labor boards disc letionarv powers and served notice that it would fight the reappointment of Edwin S Smith to the board when his term expires next your Revision Dangerous In a floor spoerh John R Buiko of the paper null workers warned that revision of the act would he "dangerous to the future welfare’ of workers A F L Presidc-n- t William Green responded that the labor board personnel was "inrompetent and possessed of peculiar philosophical a roar ideas ’ Reminding Ihe convention that President Roosevelt withdrew the name of Donald Wakefield Smith for the reappointment to the hoard last Summer after the A F L organized opposition to senate trccn shouted 'Well do the same when the term of I in S Smith xpire s Bui ke and Geoige Q I inch of the pattern linkers demanded that mote emphasis he plated on re-- v sum of hoard peisonncl than of the iu t rise If 'Ihe federations (onvention treated Monday It demonto a strong stration ndopted with little discussion a resolutions eommiltee that the trade union movement should not Indorse or condemn the new deal administration d-- w fifty-nint- h an-nu- al WASHING ON Oct 10 Roosevelt declined 'lues-da- y ntirepeai be to drawn into a discussion Gked if he still hoped that the of Mrs Roosevelt newspaper colJTihargn would he ictained (he umn "Mv Div " 'on of Idaho1 declined e any A repo: ter remarked that soment times he had been' critical of In blankc t foi m Iknle Test nf and asked him lo give his Sentiment the one written by nf the Attacks Reactionaries ! Clatk (D) Missouri opinion fust Lidv I nf the John gin of the Connecticut antuepenl group No longer ago than Timschv state federation 'o clismteq nf labor which that the vote on the with said evident the pi motning Three) (Coiiln wM rm fy proposal was a of ( ohimn to not him told she Tni a gi in of the em-regarding jpc Ko 'Mning that some of those no voted against the New Ilamp-- n ident I r''-po- it c fur-stat- ”lr T ® tet aen-me- nt N enttr Uah n' warmer i feral m1” ular cot' perhaps i attrsh bssr®" igh onlv Prf-the t eadfi11 i mature "r lav in! fill " 41 A rial d vs err ilford Ito' I v ev ’nlln motion were com-tagainst lilting the he went ahead with 8 to spi(k against repeal on h fnnte noor an hies of repeal who g of the embargo han' (Iinl Biltaln and Sl"l t'rohahly involve this n ry "R1 had made lam 'n tidvance of the vole that h ' " u '1 Itry the wiong time f'fke his motion lhey"U' r"l‘ mhd that they would j ri'1 'he cl hate continued from the cnunlrv t'a h TO'turml ears Most of in 111111 lv rnrt nutted to prr-tervm the embaigo voted with ' at o lo vote arK con-Lftin- I l'' E VC 3f SS3 m P lumn Thru) Tn Investors Demand Embezzler Return Cash Before Parole Oct 10 (IT) An upromlnus session of the slate hoard of pardons nnd p ended Imsdny In n promvir posal Ihiil Gilbert Lies wrecker of the $iooX) non Gum-nnl- y Building nnd I onn nsso h nd a tirnsure hunt for nss iled Inst funds to repav sinlo He semvir sloe khedeh i s in- jn non noil fmm the Bonne ill rdOiitmn He khng and i at alls gM led demands foi an outright jarole of Ihe embi zzler I OS AM — I I S Be m rmrr is gc King his third degree right now if lie wants him tell whet a Ihe libel tv mom is' said Dr Ilai t y j- ink who spoke at the public luanng T he he aring w as nllc d to pc investors who lost tin ir savings to expriss then views on I mcmicr was the parede granted his freedom from Ann Quentin piisnn August 4 nnd was to have gone to n job in ( hut protests caused Governor Cuthert Olson 16 revoke the lt c parole NFW ORLEANS Ort lO(JP) -- An offoit to impoaeh District Attorney Charles A Byrne of New Orleans moved ahead Tuesday night after 5000 booing persons gathered before Bv rnes offices demanding his recall and loucHv hissed and denounced the name of Governor Eait K Iing Civil Judge Harold A Moice nounced he would appoint an Wednesday to institute anim- Troops Halt Nazi Drhcs Oct 10 (AP)— Adolf Ihtlcrde-clato- d TARIS Oct 10 (AP)— Planner Daladicr Tuesday that 'Gctmany is dctctmincd Tuesday night gave the signal for the European to tike up the battle and fight it thiough'Df wai to go on with a tefuxal of Adolf Hitler’s the western allies rebuff oui teadinexs for peace foi inula based on Russian-Germa- n partition of Poland pc aco In a nation-wid- e If w at goes on the vve stein allies will be to bioadcast the Fiench preblame he said in a speech opining the nazi mier made the fust foimal reply to the Friday winter relief campaign but they never will reichstag speech of Hitler by spurning the "Get man peace” as one which A ould not presee any sort of German capitulation ‘We do not know what the futuie will vent picparation for new conquests As the premier spoke the Fiench general bung” he said 'but we aie dear about one — Gerwill no on announced that Fiench tioops on the weststaff eaith power thing again bung ern front were icpulsing surprise German atmany to its knees They will not defeat us nor bicak tacks bv “quite large numbers of men” along a nor dcstiov us economically our spint Undei no licumstanc’es will they stretch from the Moselle river on the In c to sec any soit of Gciman capitulation ” extieme not them flank to Saarbruecken cenThe deemon tegarding peace ot continuter key to the nazi advance lines The geneial staffs night communique said ance of the wai ho said “no longer lies with us hut with the other side ” that German patinj activity thioughout the en‘With us exists only the gum detcimina-tio- n tile sector was "very great ” to abide bv the decision whatever it may Daladiet who spoke after consulting with bo and to fight through to the last end” he his Bntish allies declared Fiance and Britain would “continue to fight” until they force Gerdcdaicd His speech dclneied in angiy many to give definite guarantees of security for tones at the huge spotlspalast came at the end a “lasting peace in Europe” of a dav during which false rumors of an Speaking in measured tones at his desk in ’ Other qmts of the Second division will be moied nnd lalcr will participate in a bioader campaign in which all five divisions of infantry will be engaged '1 his is a temporary detail w hie h will continue through the winter months and by spnng as the trainthe Thirty-eiging period closes h w ill probablv ret urn- lo Fort Douglas At all events no plans have been made which look lo a new garrison nt the Salt Lake post Assemble Recruits In the absence of the Ihirlv-eighl- h infanlrv it is the put pose of the war department to assemble nrmv reeruils at E ort Douglas and at some other armv posts that aie to be temporarily vacated 'J hese will be Ihe men roe lulled under the piosidrnts recent older to build up the skeleton aimv to snnvlhmg approaching waitime ’ ‘ mtli-tan- ly 35-mi- lc c basis E'ort Douglas will be used dining the winter as a training school foi iccruits who in turn will be serif south for further training when Petition Requests Impeachment Proceedings Start Kcfusil Hit Dhision Of Poland as Issue BERLIN ht Senator Tobey (R) NAv Hampshire shown at left was defeated in the U S senate Tuesday when his proposal to defer action on the replied rsuarie "onfirraed in regard v $ ' Truce Report Bring Joy h to 26 it rejected of Senator Tobey (R) bp plea Hampshire that the question ship-rnl' lifting the ban on arms to Europe s warring na-- I see-- 5 ns be laid aside until other bill prohlbit-j-- g ns of the pending ships to carry any f odsAmerican to the belligerents were I l tfd upon and amlv the t Single handedly of - Inner business Jew Hampshire argued Anerican ships might be subtanned and the country thus led on : jtojvar while further debate Pe embargo issue delavpd enaet-- y nt of the shipping restrictions fittman Jubilant a vole of 65 Bv Rrown Tribune Washington Bureau tThe senate oted overwhelm-ji- y Tuesday against the administration’s side-yacki- 1 armistice sent Berliners into maniOfficial denial festations of joy brought a halt to impromptu celebrations Many devcrihed the rumor ns a '1018 false armistice in miniaGovernment offices and ture newspaper bureaus were flooded with i alts from persons seeking Germans tfirew confirmation their arms around one another and In one plant 200 wept for iov workers laid down their tools Mo crlehrat'’ ' Then came the solemn radio announcement that the rumors were the products of the London "ministry of tics nnd finally der fuehrer s etc f in nt address in the favorite rally hall nf the nazi party the Sportspal et which was packed with 25 000 winter relief workers Asserting ns he did in his rri the regular garrison returns It is the intention of the department of officers or men yiat the families of the i hirty-- c ighth infantry shall lemain at Fort Dougins or in Salt Lake Citv during the southern maneuvers this winter There is no disguising the fact I hat winter Iraining for the army has been ordered just m ease Learn War Tactics The troops of each division will have a full two months in the field operating ns a division after which all five divisions will be rone ent rated at one point vet to be designated and there they will he trained in the larger battle forma’ ’ War Progress Reported From Capitals By Associated Tress Paris — Premier Daladicr Tuehrcr Hitler's peace formula: savs France and Britain will “continue to fight” until assured of “lasting peace in ts E urope” Berlin — Hitler says Germany peachment pioccedmgs against the will ’fight it through” if peace a piosecutor in nceoi dance with overtures are rebuffed bv allies request of 25 ntiens who filed a tion dec tare's “no power on earth In this wav holh officers nnd "inwith Bvrne Inst charging GerE'ridav that petition speech will again bring Germany to its rr n nt cp P f ) nnd favoritism gross competence lumn Tw many has no war aims against knees" misconduct’ in office E ngland and E ranee llitle r said The mass meeting and petition Helsinki — Thousands of woBendiness for Peace eamc on the heels of anolher petimen and children follow gov- tion which mused an uproar in ‘I have expressed our readiness rrnment’s advice to leave eapi- criminal dislnct court Monday for penre In case this readiness tat for country as nation grows reP Platt when Judge George concerned over possible de- on our part is chi lined then Gerfused to permit it to he read In bv Russia nation expect- mands to determined take is many up this petition seven members of (tie to resist any soviet demands the battle nnd fight it through Orleans parish grand for concessions surh as granted ’Neither fright of the moment Bvrne of frustrating work of the oc tarnation of the length bv Latvia and Estonia a nor pi as bodv and asked his removal its MOSCOW Oct 10 DPI — Soviet nf this battle will be able to tire counsel Moscow — Russia preparing to or even discourage us Before us e Tvv o jurors w ere held for an hour Russia Tuesday night one luded a receive Finnish delegation for nnd then dismissed from the body series of thiee mutual assistance stands the eternal life of our peonegotiations supports drive for No matter limv long it may bv Platt pacts with the Baltic slates by ple Baltic dominance with massing (Cot tn rd o t pnr Four) a Lithuania Orwith treaty Long who hurried lo New signing of hundreds of thousands of leans 'luesday afternoon was not which gave the icd army the right troops along frontiers of Baltic available for comment on reports to establish several garrisons nt nations "armada of battleships” three federal investigntors ques- - unspecified places within tl c coun-tr- v to guard Ms front u rs Kontlrnerl on Fcf Seven) reported massed on Gulf of I inC lumn Live) land activnnd naval Steady military ity bv the soviet forces indicated London — Britain announces the Kremlins program in the empire-wid- e air forre building noith Baltie was not complete nnd program centering in Canada I ON DON Oct in (Pi A Reu-tei- s that Finland would be next to hear n Russian suggestions for Imr British nows agimv Washington — President Roose-ve- lt —and for the consolidatfrom Tallinn Iticsdav night says no offers or overtures ing of soviet strength in the north said the Estonian cabinet had refor peace in I urope have been signed MLVFRTON Colo Oc t 10 CIT— Baltic received hv I niled Mates govSoviet Russnn-- I stoni in differ-enir- s ernment senate defeats move to Dislne t Judge J B ORourke Tues- Troops Line frontier over the prospetive entry separate embargo repeal and Hundreds of thousands of red of 20 000 Russian soldiers into Esday ordered members of an Indeshipping regulation sections of were moconcentrated not to in miners’ along of union troops tonia mutual fulfillment the pendent administration’s proposed neulest C I O unionists in Siherton the frontiers facing the Baltic assistance agreement signed hv the I trality law the area and in town 2T Cnloindo eningiad southwrst two countries September were wheie Staley E bor-of 25 inland th nuhs diffic ult ic s developed several wee ks within Berlin — I alse rumors of arrepented in lallinn dispntches to r have been smoothed out Mondiv mistice rause shoit lived joyous ago (lining n strike nt the Shenandoah Dives gold nnd silver mine Dispnlihes from Kronstadt the night mnking possible entry of celebrations in rapilal governhig naval base near Leningiad In the red soldi! rs ment blames Britain Judge Ol’ourke Issued an ' restraining Ihe San Juan the Gulf of E inland said a whole of was (onFederation of Mine Mill nnd nimada battleships’ Smelter Workers both from in- ce nt rated Hu re Nnilms were said to he studying terfering wdh the return lo Siltheir geogiaplilcs of E inland ami ver ton of members of the International Union of Mine Mill nnd the Baltic st(Us ns writ ns Hie habits of thf people nnd repents Srmltcr Workt r Congress of Organizations affiliate or from (lie fumtui cud military " from foiling them to leave the teams go daily to the Baltic f( a PHOrNIX Ariz Oc t in (JIT -result of t he treaty If rnppcr I itlnimunn In Itussii the tnaty community wcie Inc lu'li (I would lie to cut Gove mot Boh Joins nnd the inch penile nt was gave lor little Bailie neighbor an The tile four-iin- t union tin iff to two rents Annna copper tmff board foi mid Augusl 28 (lining a xtnke impoilant eomcssinu bv ngneing tin ri tiy arising the dome stn ri d I s y tu ot r 12 niled upon style called bv the C I O group against to cede Vitim ( W lino) ant a surnu tat pine to fall two cents a to Join Arizona In protestthe mine The independents voted rounding men pound and the wages of miners to return to work nnd signed a Gc t ( Inclusion of nipper til a imto he mine d 1c I’ ing apltnl Mile tientv between the The contract with the company Joins tellies were dispatched posed dim Is ho am a nt cniiial of a t niled Stale s nnd ( hits nunc now Is operating lo the governors of Idaho MonA few moments he (ore forma-lio- n once poweiful The Iitliuama tana Oregon Washington ( Governor Jones si nt Ictlcn to I tn i of Ihe union several C I O Lilhanmns never have ceased to the fcovemnn of the n limns Nevada ( olorado members left Silveilnn some of legend the utv ns thnir inpit it New Mr no Texav Mchiein pointcnppci ptoduimg slates t In tie it But n I’o m has them under an evnil of offueis despite nnd lennessre lie suit lie would ing nut that the industcv would Ihe offieecs In a healing he foie lisn hands sun should the ticalv also ask lahor oi gain it ions to flji whenit fora lxhe icnpnrdiz'd rche polish ge n rat s i OPmiike He me fudge they nppi overt In its piesent form join in the irotest to Seuelaiy arsnw feirred the men lo haw of Mate Hull Ihe t n t iff lion id dec land the hs-ta- g I Russia Gains New Powers In Baltie States jurv-aeeuse- Cabinet Quits In Estonia I Miners’ Union Restrained "pro-ledio- dis-pat- d At izona Directs Move to Keep Copper Out of Trade Pact c c ucs-cli- c I 1 - eat’?? the war ministry Daladicr did not repent pievlous French and British declarations that Hitlerism must he destroyed but left no doubt that unsupported promises Midi as he said Hitler had given in the past would be unacceptable as a basis for peace negotiations He characterized the peaee offered bv Hitler as one “which would only consecrate conquests hv deceit or violence and would not prevent preparation for new ones "What In fact does the latest speech before the reichstag amount to’’ he domandc d I h is I destroyed Poland I am salisfud lets stop the combat lets hold a confereme to conse-unt- o my conquests and organize ” 4 pc nee The piemier suggested that if France accepted Hitlers present proposals and "demobilized under vain promises’ In a few months’ time she would have to face ”nb- rupt aggression Must I ight On E’ranee and Britain he said were obliged lo fight because Ger-e- d many wanted to imposp on them her domination over Europe" We are determined not to submit to the dietates of violence” he shouted adding W e hav e taken up arms agrunsf aggression We lay them down only when we have certain guarantees of security— of security which may not be put into doubt every six months " Daladicr did not go beyond de‘ manding reciprocal guarantees excluding any surprise and erecting a harrier nguinst any attempt at dominal ion ” Manv diplomatic observers believed that he paved the way for k Blither exposition of the allies’ position bv Prime Minister Chamber-tai- n he fore the house of commons ’ T Inn sd n He made it plain that he Hitlers past promises con-sxlei- WOI t till ss Nature of Truce T he ptc nner also left the impn that any ptomisi s vvutten into a futuie peace ttealy would have to lx based on physical icintrol whuh would guarantee that the e Germans would not seek to the path of conquest whuh crossed Austria Ceeho-Slovaki- a nnd Poland These- thiee countries he asserted were only steps ’on the path which would have brought frame and Europe to the harshest of slim i ii s ion-tinu- - f he pc aie re ally Is di su d said ‘it will Ik necessary fust to calm the revolted consciences cor-- I n 1 abuse s of fori e nnd rone illate honestly the rights nnd interests of nil pi (ple s lu v sav ttiat the fate of Poland concerns only two powers Weicplv that II Interests also nnd fu t of all the Pole s luminr to the progress of the 1 c I w al list ’for ei ( I ire d enir nol'lurs hav r H t f v? ) nf) K ’Itinm Vim) l el H I ill rnnnlh |