Show - r ' v t ' 3 ' — i - 19 ) i n- ! - & I Fri- - Utah—Fair Thursday and day slightly cooler east tion Thursday-- J ' por- PI '"1111° - 4 4 3 1 41114cs I 4 o t '1"11 The Weather - Pt (Detailed Report on Page TrreOty-tarto- ) - -- - - Vol 141 Nii 137 ' ' lal 0 p 1 - (‘ II Lik o imi -- - 9 111 - -- - - Salt Lake City Utah Thursday Morning August 29 1910 L1 Metal 31arkets - :Lit 8 1 k II I 4- L' t ' 7$315ill ' ' SGolodper delivered3175e eleceirrol)ytic - -- -- - -- -- J —-- - Connecticut valley DOM( Lead4150 - ' Ile Pabstlement "'tires CoPPer icathods)"10442ii ' - - ' : - I N ent e – i ay oteo - to I -- 26 Pages—Five Cents a i — :ctfoormestic) Ir) — I 11 1 ' ' ij I --- -- - t roll 5 3 1: (1) (1) C:3 LLIL9 r --- — t ' r e - ' 1 1 Nit zi Ph " es 1 1 1 i Force of Attack Exceeds All Previbus Raids Top News Into Hours Just Befoie Dawn By The Associated Press LONDON Aug 29 (Thursday) —Roaring waves of German warplanes lashed London overnight with explosive incendiary and "scream" bombs in the longest and heaviest air attack of the war against the world's largest city The sprawling capital and heart of the empire was in a state of siege for more than seven hours as the raiders dealt death and destruction on Into t h e predawn hours The signal finally was sounded shortly after 4 a m 4 0 ' Of Day At Glance i ' ' for Seven Ilo rs I i r 6' I L Ii 4 ' - 28 UPI toe ' ' ''k many and Italy In their chosen role of "creators of a new Europe" and "peacemakers' in the Balkans rushed diplomatic shock troops to this former Austrian capital Wedconnesday night for a ference intended to fashion an ' 0" ss — Ger- '' ' 't se Border Parley Aug I : Diplomats Speed To Vienna for VIENNA Amendment to Measure Makes Provision for Conscription of Industry Guided Conscription Bill Axis Powers Act to Halt Balkan Row four-pow- By Associated Press 0 i0 't' 1 1 - Siege Continues' t: 1it 1) ' " ' - 1 Army Plans Guard Call 15 Sept 15 ' ' ' w-- t i er axis-sty- le sw ' '''''iNk'Nii t''N4 WASHINGTON Aug 28 i( lPt — ' ft - - 3 it k Legislation Sent to House Calls for Registration of Men 21 to 30 Would Train Four Million by 1945 ' - ' -- WASHINGTON Aug 28 (AP)—The peacetime draft bill subjecting the nation's young manhood to compulsory military training was approved by the senate Wednesday night at the end of prolonged controversy A smashing vote of 58 to 31 sent the measure to the house There the military committee already was deep in dispute over a similar bill In broad outline the senate's measure requires all male citizens between 21 and 30 inclusive to register for the draft some 12000000 in all All these would become liable to one year of training to be spent at any point in the western hemi sphere By declaring an emergency to- exist congress could hold them in service for a longer period Volunteer Clause In addition all between 18 and 35 might volunteer for 'a ' "hitch" as the army men can it of training and service No more than 900000 draftees might be in the service for training at one time Before passing the PurkAgladsworth bill forcompulsory military training of manpower the senate added to it an amend merit providing for the drafting of industrial plants to welt if defense officials deemed that necessary This provision was adopted by the overwhelming vote of 69 to 16 after a three-hodiscussion in which advocates contended it was wrong to conscript men and yet let some manufacturers "hold up the government" for excessive profits on defense contracts The war department plans tentati tively to begin mobilization of the Rumanian-Hungaria- n ing' dispute Air War 1 national guard under legislation over Transylvania by President Roosevelt signed Lon- Nazi In the old Belvedere castle once' Tuesday night by calling up 55 II 1 a ' 000 officers and men September don to heaviest and longest the residence of Austrian Chan- ' i 1 i 7 ' i 9 15 for a year of intensive trainhg i ''' ' cellor Kurt von Schuschnigg the air attack of war while BritThe men comprising four inexerwill axis 1 ' diplomats Thursday ' ' ' t 4 r' ish Oarplanes give Berlin its cise their "united weight" to bring four aircratt fantry divisions I numerous coast ar- and and squadrons Rumania 4' together Hungary 'I (11 p m E S T) wc so "i ' alarm Berlin far longest tillery units are expected to enter Those were the words chosen by (As always censorship forbade ' two hours 54 minweeks after comtwo raid lasts camp barely authoritative the and destruction commentary of approximations ' st -' ' : rt pletion of the last of summer utes and spokesman says ten Dienst aus Deutschland to dei I' t's maneuvers on'August 31 This i of nature scribe the 4r proceedA Tcasualties) the i -' raid lasts ings !4 Would give them a brief period to ' st-- 1‘ v" i f ?' '"4i‘t1Wka 5 settle pérsbnal affairsThe nazis carried their attacks to seven hours Germans con- Wednesday night the route from Tentative war department plans one-yeI other parts of the British isles tinue night attacks through- the airdrome to the Hotel Imperial Senate Majority Leader Alben W Barkley relaxes a moment also call for ordering out 175tit0 was lined with dense cheering throughout the night and when out United after completing one of the toughest assignments In his more Kingdom London crowds greeting the vanguard of guardsmen by December 1 final reports are in they might bill to passage the draft forwith 393000 conscript solcareer—driving legislative and along Italian the Berthe worst 1 column I the diplomats yet experienced story page prove would be drafted by diers who and associatestheir ministers eign by the British lin story page I column 3 December 15 should the compulThe German wireless minimized One raider dropped six high exsory service bill become law by the character of recent Russianplosive bombs over a northeast Peace that time Parley ftumanian border incident laid town killing one woman and inWar department authorities told Them to the fact that the new several seriously persons juring Germany and Italy rush 4 congress recently that guard moborder is not ' d four bombs were dropped in one bilization was an essential pre' northwest town and twenty bomb diplomats to Vienna for conclearly defined and said it was not reliminary to the compulsory train explosions were counted in one ference with Hungary and likely "anything further will ing program Conscripts would be The sult" southeast England point trained in the ranks of the guard Rumania Thursday intended However there was an unmisbombers also raided Wales -IlliUPI - mously Chairman Sabath (D) WASHINGTON AUG 28 and regular army they explainm takable air of urgency both in the (The intense Ibombing came— to effect settlement of Hungof axis diplomats sent to Complying with President Roose- nois and Representative Fish (11) rather than as separate units number axis of air as emphasis perhaps on Page Two) Opponents Voice Fears (Continued on Pe Four) arian-R velt's request for speed the houFe New York of the committee callod umanian dispute (Column Six) power—on the eve of the (Column Five) it It a was said at Vienna in aprules committee To this argument several senators replied that the conscripconference They proced"gag" approved ' e over Transylvania (Story ure Wednesday which probably proved in the interest of national which Rome and Berlin hoped to of industrial units with the conscription of men constition will mean passage Thursday of a defense settle a dispute between Hungary page I column 3) Rumania two long steps toward the abandonmrnt of the American tuted !n are crimes committed "What $300000000 excess profits tax carand Rumania over Rumania's provviolations of economic system and the American form of government Soon ince of Transylvania and thus charges repeated rying concessions to industry de- the name of national defense!" avert possible trouble in Germany's territory by Hungarian signed to hasten national defense Fish exclaimed they contended would come conscription of labor to man plants The legislation would: back yard) preparations seized asserts by the government Hungarian planes I Levy a 20 to 50 per cent P7- The procedure described by both Sound Fills'Night the bill apparently will not become law for a fortmachine-gunne- d cess on tax Although a and Democrat and a as bombed profits corporations Republican plane 2 Permit defense contractors a "gag rule" would permit none at least advocates said the war department had long been The raiders filled London's night night Transylvania airport with the crash of bursting bombs except ways and means committee to deduct from their taxable inready with specific plans for putting tie measure in operation r members to offer amendments come over a Hungary accuses Rumania of period the and the clang of Ifire engines rushUPI 29 Wire Intermountain Tribune BERLIN Aug The details of these preparations were reported to the senate (Thursday) s when the legislation is called up full cost of new plant faciliti-ing to blazes started by incendiary sending army planes on re— Ten persons were killed and OGDEN Aug John ft Wednesday night a few hours before the vote by Senator Minfor defense Installed for debate purposes noon bombs It also Thursday connaissance flights over about 30 was ton of Anderson 3 Springville Suspend the Vinson-Traninjured In Berlin early would limit debate to two hours After six hoursof the drumfire (D) Indiana who said he had them from an officer of the denies Hungarian Hungary of the Utah destruction bombs British and rules committee mell acts limitation on profits named president-elec- t activity of death the Although dropped by Thursday general staff (Continued on Page Two) in a raid which kept Berlin under approved the procedure unani slackened a bit However nazi Story page 4 column 3 i Column State Medical association while Threel Fifteen days after the measure becomes law is to be regisrk air alarm two hours and 54 min- -' planes kept playing Dr A Cyril Canister of Salt Lake tration utes day and 40 days later the first of the conscripts are to t i with searchlights and the air raid In France City was taking office as presi- be in the All the dead were civilians who alarm remained In effect training camps according to Minton's outline dent Wednesday night on the eve French government admits lived in a workers' quarter in the The continuous sound of German Outlined Plan southeastern section of the German of the opening of the forty-sixt- h planes at the height of the raiding rebellion in French East AfriA schedule has been drawn up envisioning the conscription Indicated clearly Ithat the luftwaffe ca on annual convention of the associacapital for blame uprising lays in over One woman and a of about 400000 men by the end greater was sending relays tion at the Ogden high school British prime minister Story girl were among those killed by of the year 400000 more on April force than ever before 9 a m Thursday at WASHINGTON A German embassy spokesman y g Aug 28 (in-- BritCrowds in Piccadilly circus in page 5 Column 5 the bombs from l 1941 and similar Dr M of Fister George Ogden ish raiders which swept over the Neutrality act barriers against the said his government would exIncrements until October 1 1944 downtown London heard the antiof the organipresident aircraft guns blazing away at the Far East By this process the military of- use of American ships to bring amine carefully any request' for retiring city repeatedly such assurances and decide solely zation yielded the gavel for the ficials plan to have available at the The red flashes of antiaircraft raiders 1940 children here to from Dr Callister Engmeetings on the basis of the dangers Premier Prince Konoye of fire and groping searchlight beams refugee end of five years a total of 4000- As the raid continued a new sethe close of the annual meeting land were removed Wednesday volved 000 trained men in the active servries of heavy shuddering explotells key political planspread from the northwest to the i Japan InDES MOINES Iowa Aug 28 UPI ice or in the reserves (into which ' A German news agency report of the house of delegates Wednessions indicated other bombs had ners their task is to build west of Berlin when the attack but Germany's attitude and the day night had been under way about 15 tensificationof the fighting left last 'week described the new of the new deal farm the conscripts pass after their pe- found a target somewhere in the —Supporters structure minutes national for the children in nonparty as plans islation and nod of service) asserted area First Session Official "illusory" metropolitan program Wednesday night laid The Wihte House announced that Germany could not grant such General George C Marshall the the crash of which will "unite the total About a dozen high explosive and In for a demonstration The house of delegates meeting plans chief of staff recently said bombs was plainly audible frdm energies of the states and the a larger number of incendiary President R'oosevelt had signed a assurances Dr Wilhelm Tannen- was army's the' first official session of of farmers when Henry A Wallace that number was a minimum measure kmerican berg first secretary at the nec' permitting bombs were dropped one direction after another col5 people" Story page shipi to enter the European com- bassy said however that this did the convention and was largely formally accepts the Democratic essary for defending the western no asserted Authorities objeca business session devoted to Crews Battle Flames umn 1 tives of military importance were bat zone for this purpose if assur- not constitute an advance aruswer vice presidential nomination here hemisphere against invasion from ances of safe conduct were obabroad The Marshall Field committee in hearing of reports of officers and hit apparatus could be committees Thursday night New York one of the principal In calling up t h e conscripts Three 4merican correspondents tained from the belligerents heard clattering through the -I Officers' Mice the first resident Iowan r eports approved blacked-ou- t Secretary Hull saidthe state de- organizations with which tip state streets' Including an Associated Press staff man were rushed about Berlin at partment would not act until pri- department has been discussing the included those of Dr lister as ever nominated for president or In one area where fire broke r How Intermountain area senadawn to spots damaged by bombs vate relief agencies had made ar- refugee question was said to have president Dr D G Edmunds of vice president on a major party tors lined up en passage of the out firemen were upon it immediLake Salt Dr and conhad secretary for City asked no under Immediate At their request they also were rangem'ents plan for sending ately and reported it 1 bill: For the adThe ships because of the uncertainty of Richard P Middleton of Salt Lake ticket will deliver a taken to other places which might ships to make the voyages trol bill: Democrats King and cencountreasurer m 8:30 the In and dress at City that event would Germany's attitude and the beginning p government have been military objectives Most operators of taxis and buses Thomas of Utah O'Mahoney and cilors of of Leased the three districts Tribune Wire develtral standard time No damage of anyort was noted ask safe conduct assurances he sifiKI scale of hostilities around Schwartz of Wyoming and Pittpulled to the curb when it Utah Drs C H Jensen of Ogden NEW YORK Aug 28—A mys- at Tempelhof airport where dozens said the British Isles this was no that I J Conrad chairman of the man of Nevada Against the billt oped T F of H Morton Lake Salt lo of were civilian planes raid being Democrats—Clark terious agent of the duke of Windof Idaho and City and Joseph Hughes of Span- Iowa committee for agriculture McCarran etNevada Republi Incendiary bombs fell in London sor Captain Vyvyan Drury was en warmed up nor was there any sign ish farmer are Fork said coming indicated delegations of destruction at the great Klingsuburbs but first reports can—Thomas of Idaho route to' Nassau Wednesday after enberg here from Iowa MissouriNebrasthere had been little damag at 8 a plantovhich supplies power Registration The horizon blazed with con- completing what he told friends to half the city at other important ka Illinois Minnesota and South army officials say plans are to Registration of all attending phy"tinuous flashes as antiaircraft bat- were negotiations for an American plants or at railway stations Melons will begin at the Ben Lo- Dakota points for the notification exempt men with dependents and full on turned teries 1 visit from the duke and Wally mond hotel headquarters of the ceremonies The Des Moines coli- the bill itself provides an out for force al Fciponasurtl edgble: raiders 28 Ind RUSHVILLE iiisure one to of should be the convention at 8 a ITI Thursdnv seum where Wallace will speak conscientious objectors although also made Aug dukes Gasoline-ExplosioDrury in Captain n seen bursting Shel l L Wilikie recom- —Wendell they may' be required to devote that men drafted under the leg- and will continue each of the fol- holds about 10000 persons aides kept his movements a dark beams of the searchlights the a year to noncombatant work or mended Wednesday that coni islation retain their right to vote lowing two days at the same time were secret while he was here and It explosions Continuous 13 2 Representative Marvin Jones to work of national Importance Dr John Z Brown of Salt Lake WI likle replied affirmatively gress guard exemptions under heard frôni a northerly direction was noL until 24 hours after he under civil direction! the conscription bill from politiWillkie said he had read that City will give his report as deb- - (3) Texas onchairman of the house The whole scene was like a mul- had left New York committee will deand place authority agriculture cal influence from 28 UPI — to Among the amendments which BUFFALO Utah Okla the was dole the American no that salethere gate Aug president of hail a ' tiple thunderstorm—with liver the notification address the senate added to the bill was to A terrific explosion on a Phillips them in the hands Medical association determine more reason to a release A-he report friends admitted had told shells them metal from the one by Senator Adams (D) Colo-rePetroleum company gasoline pipe of lotal authorities of the former war resources Beginning at 9:30 a m the tint A continuous series of flashes on of his inission to extend present profit limThe line scientific of associa17 east killed the to miles of here board than Republican of meeting presidential publish plans the city's eastern horizon—the It was expected that the duke two workmen Wednesday night nominee told reporters local itations on government contracts tion will get under way with Dr Garner Buys Ranch the Civil war flashes of falling explosives—was might stop off in New York on the and burned 13 others at least two draft boards should determine The Republican nominee who J DewerBisgard of Omaha giving ROBSTOWN Texas Aug 28 for ships and airplanes to contracts visible from the center of Lon- way to his Canadian ranch He because "under that the first paper on "Treatment of (UP)—Vic t President John N Car- for weapons ammunition and oth11 rehad the exemptions critically that urged previously don calls that the only property I 111 The workmen were repairing a system the administration of the port be published commented: Carcinoma of the Bowel" Othor ner who friends believe will defi- er military equipment Especially big flashes were seen have In the world" i The chamber adopted this amend in leak act be both local would line the and extends free which Perhaps the president should scientific discussion during the nitely quit public life at the end of ment I just as two of ithe raiders passed September weather in Nassau Is from Borger Texas to St Lott of politics" without a record vote at a release it as a historical docuThursday forenoon session include his term was revealed Wednesday followed over the Explosions city t4' uncomfortable and it was assumed Mo wheivk the blast occurred time when the national defense He did not amplify that statement Even if it is history I'd the following: to have purchased a 0600-acr- e too in at the New York and Canadian attacked raiders Nazi I Dr A Riy Irvine of Los An ranch touching four Texas coun- commission and the navy were like to have the pleasure of trip Company 4ifficials said they hnd ment (Continued on Pao Four) I i would be planned for that month not i'et determined the cause iContinutd on Pao Throe) (Continued on Pane Nino) Asked whether some provision (Column WO ties studying it" teolumn Ono) (Column Two) appeasement of the disquiet- 0 bb 'f' 4 all-cle- ar London - to t- i 1 :! i 1 ar House Moves to Speed War Profits Measure Russo-Rumani- N four-pow- ! ti' i ur l' It t t er Utah Doctors Berlin Claims British Kill Ten Civilians '! Il Designate New Leaders 'I t !) five-yea- 28--- i- I Ship Bill Clears but Fighting Cuts Child Rescue Chances I :IL1fr Wallace Makes Talk Tonight high-flyin- half-yearl- leg-dou- bt mid-Lond- I six-sta- te Fire-fighti- Aid Maps U S Visit for Duke Burke-Wadswor- th "one-plan- t Keep Politics Out of Draft Winkle Advises Congress t f i u 1 Burns Kills I ' t edxit e 1 t ' A do -- ) iJ I - 4 i r Il ii g !'' 4 ' b - ' tL y: 'i I |