Show e ' - - ' ' w A W - pi- A - Crisis Faces Ajttgen tm a in rr Vetler 4 r I : L --- srikkrkkirk r--- e -- - 7 ( 6 k' - 1 ii : ' - t e)e The others I '' 1 ' ' : - ''''' - '' ' i s t e' ' i ' i t - ' - ' ' -- ' - - - -- 4k ' ' Z ':i 4 PresiWitrren tee Pierson dent of U S Export-Impobank readies Buenos Aires — rt Are engaged In Crash Blocks 'Screwball Flight to'N Y - Cal Sept 21 SACRAMENTO on (UP)—'Pat Johns of a Wisconsin congreasman Saturday added to his reputation as a "screwball' pilot by crashing his tiny heavily loaded plane Into a field eight miles north of Stockton only a half hour after his take-o- ff on a projected Sacramento-New York nonstop flight Johns escaped unhurt from the crash although he described the plane as a "complete washout" The pilot has botsted that he Is a "screwball" and federal aviation authorities have agreed He faces intensive questioning on his take-o- ff for the flight which was banned from fields in larger cities because of the overloaded - condition of the plane It was Johns' second failure in an attempt to make a cross country hop in a light plane Earlier plans for a transatlantic flight to Ireland were nipped in the bud by the civil aeronautics authority two years ago Airport attendants said that Johns' escape was "miraculous" in view of the heavy load of gasoThe 168 line he was carrying gallons of gas weighed more than Aeronca plane he the was flying Johns said he dipped the ship under high tension wires after the motor started failing only to find the field he had picked 'too small' for s specessfut landing He was to following a soUthern route New York since the 3000-foTehachapi range was the lowest Outlet from the central valley 700-pou- nd ot Police Grill ft un Fair Bomb Blast Ex-Sail- NEW YORK Sept 21 (UP)—A 7 CLEARANCE SA LE ' ‘ ' large stock of fine new fall merchandise making serections ond variety more exciting than ever! - - ' COME EARLY FOR GR EATER SAVINGS THAN " EVERI )s 't I 1 I i c ' 11 about reforestation work aqnuehniatt estate and the setting out of evergreens to be marketed ai -- - Christmas trees — - Dance- 1 - 1 ""n" - s -- er y—1"41 0 ''- A tat ' 1 et I - - l'A" f - ' jeoet I 014 Witirtfi - - - allik h 44 :i:: - op "'' t nd tilt fi ": t J CIRCULATOR r" '' : ' p - ? y r Modern! "Ill j $ ' fool Pre-View-a- 9x12Ft Velvets! 2 t kiY $12198 SlItit95- ' '' - :'ttr 'mountain-central-southe- 11 "I-c- 11 ik11! r if 0 - -- ? 1t 0- P ' I : 1'''' tiCil ' year-roun- - t 0 r 4'' o 4 41e'll"1 - 7 Location of new defense plants inland long has been objective of Mr Roosevelt defense program Mr Roosevalt's work on defense plans almost completely subordinated politics at Hyde Park house' where the president arrived Friday night Late Saturday however Mr Roosevelt did confer with Hardie Steeholm Dutchess county Democrat Who-- is running against Representative Hamilton Fish the Republican who represenis Mr Roosevelt's native district in congress Claude Wickard new secretary of agriculture will arrive Sunday for a luncheon conference with Mr Roosevelt White Temporary House officials offered no explanation of the conference but revealed that a second guest at the binch will be Professor Nelson Brown of the Vew York state college of for t 1 t!rtit Boys in ' I 0 e7: '' — s's - 41tito 1 tl 'Irl "" 7 III N:iir I 2 741:elt '1'' 1 ' 4- i 01- dv 4e-- - ' rip - -- r“ il' i f !! rj '0 "I z' '1 ‘ as ilv i'fr Nsk 4st ' iv4fa)1 14 )X Ar N - t : ' ' ' iti i ' y '' v ' ' ' I 'r'' 000 I” Ii6 I 71 i EASYTERMS ' i l - ' 1 - ii (4 II - f VI ' 't 1 -- 1777-7- it t '' 31 It TEM ES it i tal IIt 41 0 r P N A 11 — ' - :' - -- i ' - ' ' 111111111in Irdrmedgmh- I - v - 3 t 1 it 4 -- -e r B ' I ps - MIRACLE VALUES - )- - ' - I ' ' 7' i AT 315 STATE STREET "' Our Ogden Store: 2422 Washington Ave ' FIVE-STA- R I 2- g''' SEE THESE I da - 0 a "mg - : No Carrying charges Added - 1 I 1 - — -- -- ( SS A MONTH : ir lit CrUDED i - a 5 r Ili - 1 - - ' ' : - ' I ' $125 $5 DOWN— : iI 1 11:::: 0 4 ti 4 Usually importance of this cannot be exagYou not only gerated receive this quality 4117s ing room suite at record low price but all the other items pie lured as wen Hurry' t ik : ' ro Tohffser ti s - S ' i 1 c ' - I - B '- iI pp A SAN RAFAEL' CALIFORNIA :i Hi a auk 1 - a 4 I 'e'' 1 Its I L t t I ii - 1 11 A P1 ' t :: I: ': iv'S it 1 '11 or ii f I I 01a-- me ''"11":4 ' s 11 11 1 RI ' s ' it' I -'‘' - ew 7 :1"!4:11"11 'Ittilr'''''''' Int e r ' - fl ' III" 1 ' ' THE TALIALPAIS SCHOOL ON - ov 4 'It C ' az i - Ii 0T 41 ' r t - I 04 4 t t ' 4 t4"' - r 4 t: if It ' f 1 '114 L 001777: "- 44:141311131117111" '11 s i li '' T k " ' ''' - e '"o :' ICH: 1 4 I 11:1t '' ' I at The Tomolpols School 30SL ' I 1 want the best of training for university work and want ideal climate for outdoor life find every qualification they seek Box -- o t Boys—from the fifth grad through high school—who ‘ c ' ' ''i' 'IV' $ e RE E g i t qii° eli :bvI - Iti t k ' 141: ' ' An outstanding faculty gives atteiltion to the needs of each boy preparing him for any leading Eastern or Western universityBsoutiful Scm Rafael in the shelter of Mt Tamalpais it is an inspiring setting12 miles from San Francisco The For school is Headmaster addressi catalog l 1! s A 4 LS ' p i t p 4t1 f ? :i CALIFORNIA tremendous program of the aviaindustry to meet the objective lot an air armada of 50000 first line Belting planes "You all know that these are the big agricultural farm producing bread basket states and that they have raised objections to concentration of defense industry plants on the seaboard because that is teking their young men away from the states and their homes and is adding to congestion In already congesteti areas" Early i AV' 1-1- '(' ri clztg OVER 7 4 Vi ' A Select School A -- 4 mountain-central-souther- - 7 -- UT Alt 4 $195 -- 61 - be-te- en - ' The first lady came up from New York to attena the infOrmal party James eldest eon of the and Mrs Roosevelt president were on hand Anofitheaer asopnir0Eml- liott and his where he had ap- Washington in the army air corps Franklin 'Jr and his wife Ethel brought with them Mr and Mrs Douglas Fairbanks Jr of the movies Also present were Miss Peggy du Pont Ethel's sister Langdon Marvin the presi-- dent's godchild and Miss Marguerite Lehand the chief ecutive's rpersosal secretary --Th- e president's mother hale and vigorous had breakfast with her son in his study They spent aa quiet day interrupted only by brief afternoon conference Mr Roosevelt and Hardy Steeholm loud DeMocratic can didate for congress velt—the president his son Franklin Jr and the latter's son Franklin IlL The table In the big dining ' room of11yde Park house was set only for the family and a few friends with the president's mother at Its bead She waited? until dinner time to oPerulan assortment of gifts and to cut a birthday cake For years the main in the service !for whatever length of time they want six-foot- er said Many new items have been added to our already ' e Ploeers - In-th- - Sept (—Elliott Roosevelt son of the said Saturday he president would' report to the air corps In - -- ' 1 Sec-retar- 11I44 21ST S IN SUGARHOUSE ' ' Gives ' ' t The president has invited i of Agriculture' Wicker& ind Professor Nelson Brown of the New York State college of foresay at Syracuse to have Sunday dinner with hint Mr Roose velt has consulted Brown Ire ' Roosevelts have limited the num- bet of candles on birthday caku ' to 2L ' commission ' 4 io 1 By Wayne 2itemis me" 'z21 He will hold a Captain's comTribune Leased Wire ke For HEALTH i reSAN JOSE Costa Rica Sept 21 mission in the air corps at —The United States must send an v serve and go on active duty Is1 Deseret Gym- - s Elliott who will report for army to Central America but it nasium Dance on his thirtieth birthday duty should not be a military organiza'n commission a for in applied Dept tion It should consist of engineers all typn Classes's Washington Friday farmersdoctors and young men ' of dancing for be- - t here andwomen who in 1940 are will- to Interviewed as heofarrived sinners aid pre- the' Members presijoin fessionalsing to do a job of pioneering and '4 dential family in celebrating the ipecial classes for childres nor- course in California about 1933 developing as their grandparents months child winter eighty-sixt- h your of the lug be editor for did 100 years agp ivbeitath wa hcehna tviaase wasvpiaaptieorns steeds body building exorciset mother the For two For Central America is a new chief Enroll now! Classes start Mils he said that week he vice was strapping of years frontier for Americans There is — president 1 n Imre 11 reem WI" liheld once a the Aeronautical Klee' pilot's chamber of colonizing to be done There are cense He took isxivilian commerce— flying forests to be cleared Minerals to be tapped fields to be planted — eitiesto:be- builLA country lir-I tually untouched to be- - brought a -— 4 from the wilds to civilization It's 4' ' P ' lig a big job and an important one — ' ASits117"'frmalies1"0"-Ct1' ' 41 : 1 "°:61 ' 40And it must be started soon if A ---'' st i- "' 40077-e 1 7Americans would prevent the Eng:44 r:LL! 4 4 4'''''' lish the Germans—the Spaniards '1'6°4446'7''''' 4I ''''''''4:1 1i or Japanese thin doing the work 411 The English and Germans already ti 14t 44 ZAI '''& are here—English bankers and -1 teZ Ai German business men and coffee :or 4 1 f41 planters — attempting to make I:6' ' t' ' these states the economic if not — 44''IT') ' i the political colonies of Europe it-D ( The Japanese are attempting to AV— Move in through their fishing '''' inel fleets and farmersI k t 1 sions will go to Stimson :" it ) "The president this morning ap- Americans See Need I ' L 4 i proved a recommendation of the statements represent the These " k creation war the of for secretary M' I B essence of ideas expressed to the I " ‘141 1 of the office of undersecretary of 1 V° ty01-9tAIL- II writer by scores of Americans who war" Early said "This of course are Ruing in Central America will have to take the form of a Big Advance and see clearly what steps must bill and be sent to congress for t be taken by the United States El FnALe EA approval It would authorize the government to preserve DemoF ) wPreArsow president to appoint an undersec- cratic forms of government here I floors' Aulmbled national 111( war of 1'14 during retary These same ip Americans of many New Super emergencies with congress fixing them in official do governmental and Ad: for I on our his salary and prescribing his posts say: duties some Sole tomorrow k the largest end fines "The good neighbor policy is all WO" "This plan affects the whole stodt of rugs we hove over shows Ivory ono well but you can't help very of is on oststanding valve! $ee thorn tomorrow the :::v:- f problem 7 procurement 4 these countries or make them I A :4031 i II 4 army" i with neighbors merely 11 Mr Roosevelt's promise that fu- good f011 A !' ' '' "' s': ii':' ' ' ' ture expansion of the aviation in- money Most 'of the people here rir4 t' ' '' are toward the United ! N Ilkit 11 dustry will develop in the moun- Statesfriendly '''A :1:It' fir):' but if we are goingtohold tain central and southern states ' : I P6e111 I them as our friends I got to ' --- 4 to 11 N 4 irtN ' 4- - 'k ' region had semipolitical implica- send Americans down we've oott "' I"' to live ' here t V tions r4 middle ' for the Spokesmen f Ir"1101V 1 'it In A these countries to help them to west and mountain regions have N 1 tot 1 1 S ye in short to do the same II ‘ s: protested bitterly in recent months develop: 1 down here we done have that job 4 that the Atlantic and Pacific sea::'-4 )ii ' board states are receiving exclu-- 1 In the United Stater" ' A "110--- 4 William Dunn J former first sive benefits from the new defense i assistant commerce z secretary of 1 Industrial expansion whereas straRUGS who now is Oil commercial atof industrial tegical advantages towns guarded from potential air tache at the American legation in t LOOK AT THETRICE te:- raiders by mountain ranges are Guatemala expressed it this way: "Just about the most imporbeing neglected J tant thing we can do for Central 'I Statistics Cited America is to teach our children i EASILY WORTH $351 N 7 t ' Presenting statistics to show that Spanish and make a new slogan t vetiver' 9 i I 4 lk I p employment in the aviation indus- 'Go south young man' popular in ' 4 '7r try in inland states had been al- the United States will beauties that are Thai 11 j I A 'V I 111r7 rugs I I lUILN I GREAT EFFICIENCY most quintupled since December Room for More 71 U Aif give you long highly satisfactory I 1938 Early said that the 29 states Burns the cheapest sort of fuei Come in all the melt service "We need Americans who will In the with maximum efficiency Cite's You colors popular patterns and ( i 1 Excellent qualify A largo lotes heat evenly and thorough region will receive most of future come down here and as it were save at the Sterling Furniture Co - which with 1 the We grow up number country In to several rooms It expansion throughout t mifko an modern design Met harmonises LIBERAL TERMS — say for thapresident that need Americans who will come your selection todown and here and live the biggest-gainmorrow now well on will from marry with furnishings ONLY $2 DELIVERS I ' het e and rear their families here be made in this area" he said ' 1 ONLY $2 DELIVERS INCLUDED No a are few There I Americans who Carrying Charges Added! I X Secretary of Treasury Henry I I I iu I With purchaii of the circulator Morgenthau Jr at Mr Roosevelt's have done that There should be include we circulator base— request surveyed employment by thousands upon thousands because ellsow stove pipe collar and Alrregions in the aviation industry all tnese countries need American ' '!' ' ' I - 17'4 slIalter Completely installed and Saturday gave the president a capital American blood and Amer' wes0°q9 ican ideas" 1 t map analyzing the figures Early 4104' "" ''''''' G " William ''' :"1 Unit) White former 7 111f‘f displaying the map said that the b"111': fC ' ! 7:::- -4 4 f ) i ) employment figures were absolute- ed States air corps captain who - : --- 1 or'71---has been living and flying in Ceni1 I been ly accurate had procured E 1 '!"'" 1 from records of manufacturers tral America since 1920 said: I 14 ‘ "These are great little countries I1 '' 1 4 e t '''' themselves and represented fac- U k -t down ior aw ' 'earners here are :'''4:446114 ' ) ' raw still pioyed yte in Ni -it the but'they "0 1 I tory wage it 3 I NIPLOAIWA I f:'7044-?"'''- ' lae rTh aviation industry The Atlantic In all of them geologists find evi–it: N i:lt and Pacific regions included states dence of vast mineral stores of e) ' "° '' actually fronting on the oceans mctals and oil that even today ' 4( -':4 II 1 have never been claimed A n reThe ? 1 0 &INKS nc "Americans do not know that the 29 other gions comprised Guatemala City San Jose San states Icc 4 The breakdown showed compar- - Salvador and Tegucigalpa t - 1" iti ''' ' ' ' 4 ' '' Va the IF A D E -Z 11 tr) :11' ative employment as follows: principal cities down here have tt '00" 91 Atlantic states: December 1938 probably the world's' Most ideal '' ' ' 4 a d —15900 December 193932000 climates with temperaA A te i rsi ture averages that lie between the — — i'cc i ''' u gus t 1940-51- 900 ' t ''' 40r° i''' i410000Nt7 I "' ' Pacific states: December 193- 8- 70s on the low side and 85 at the ' 1 13100 high with no winter at all" December 1939-29- 000 : di A)4: e August 1940-48- 000 1 ''''"''''f!' '1"440441' ' 0 Aff41"'"' I ' " southern forestry at Syracuse N Y Brown Mountain central I er Deis a reforestation expert states: December 1938-22- 00: ' 1940— cember 1939-4-400 a from brief respite August Seeking' ' ' 10500 I White House pressure Mr Roose" -' '' s ''' Jo 1938 December National totals: velt expected to remain here until - ' ' 4- 'V ' : Liit 4 iie ‘4 : sks 7 4 '' ' ! pw December 1939-65- 400 ' 0' -- mi4 late Sunday or Monday before re- 't IA -f 4 111 400 esiVA turning to Washington 4e 1 ' : Broad Implications Mr Roosevelt's promise that ex- pension will be centered inland hed broad Implications in light of the - — 71 1940-110- 4 - Corps Monday HYDE PARK N Y 21 Ull—Four generations of Rooseveils assembled at the family home overlooking the Hudson Saturday night to observe the eighty-sixt- h birthday of Mrs Sara Delano Roomveltonother of the president —— Three of those present were A WILL OPEN TOMORROW FORz A - ' i Central AmeHca II tion - HYDE PARK N IN Sept -- — iTio7Asisma 4b I Enters-Ai- i GRANITE MART E r '' 211 - or - 1080 ' 224940 Septerhtr- Président's Mother Observes 86th Birthday ' r --- Monday ie - - -- -- - former sailor in the submarine command of the United States navy was questioned by police Saturday night in connection with a bon'tb explosion which-kille- d ' IN — two detectives at the New York World's fair on July 4 When picked up the suspect was DO YOU HAVE said by police to have had in his House or Anything to Move teat gas pistols Ipossession eight BUILDING TO WRECK caps tear gas percussion Lumber Plumbing or Any bombs and other inflammables Materials to Sell?—Call Police said the suspect was emKETCHUM BUMS SUPPLY ployedbytheSperr3r Gyrowope 4th M ail 7t111 West Dial 8411111 company manufacturers of time mechanisms for explosives steMenziONOMOMMIMMIN P ' OffcrsUS 111011 5 4 Wilo It 1 44 ' N 4959tek4f44 i - ‘' - " i T - 1 ' - f ' : 1 ' - forms Alf balanced trading or as in the ostae of Great Britain'blocking Argentine balances as fast as they ere accumulated Another striking demonstration the country's need for help is ---o- f sound In the examination of six — major products which make up mearly 90 per cent of her total sales abroad Since the war began Argentina las lost the following percentages of her foreign markets: Corn 62 meat 11 25 flaxseed 65 wool 51 h wheat61 ' Add the fact that since last October Argentina has been unable to draw its favorable money balances held by Great Britain the nation's best customer and that is the pie- lure of Argentina's situation as Pierson will find it - '- - Mentioned From rage One) tense machine which now is In production Work on manpower procurement Early explained began while the - conscription law wai pending In congress The war department reorganization also announced by Early sets up an emergency structure lit that department sirtilas to a plan already approved by congress for the nasty and put in effect creates the office of undereecretary of warand eentralizet in Secretary of War Henry full respiiTisibility for procurement under the defense program Under present law the assistant secretary—of war Robert Porter Patterson holds responsibility for defense procurement If congress approves the new plan Stimson will accept ultimate responsibility but may divide mechanics of procurement between the undersecretary and assistant secretary - In effect it was un- -derstood the assistant secretary will continue to handle most of the mechanics of procurement hut the ultimate responsibility and deci- 4 P' ' I cport-ImPo- iplwhose Balanced Trailing ' ' ' ' -- t i : 1 - k t 21 (A'— Pierson prest- - States-Argenti- - - 4 ' Sept - ' it r) 4 l' -- : long-rang- ' 3 opier Financial experts while still that Argentina's present of permits for imports from the United States possibly was intended as a bargaining lever declared this nation was facing bleak months ahead if the wee continued - The first thing Pierson was expected to discuss was the $20- 000000 credit the bank granted Argentina months ago but which has rot been made available It is generally believed in Argentine financial circles however that he comes In response to a request by the Buenos Aires government to see someone with power to work e settlement of out a difficulUnited ties Including also emergency assistance for Argentina Informed sources say Argentina Is interested in much larger credits to tide her through the war period possibly including a triangular plan :whereby the British would be en abled to buy heavily of Argentina with credits underwritten by the United States British embassy sources continue to insist that no such proposals have been launched here asserting the subject is one for discussion between the British and Argentine ambassadors with the state department In Washington The effects of the war on Argen- t ust rositted tine ctcoinaomi'ha: today the li only major nation trade produces foreign ex- - - — - Strengthens War (Mkt Names Draft Committee 1 1 - p rylhistt 44A Will T Rooseveles Son Defense Plans New Frontier ' -' "' When Warren Lee li bank dent of the E: arrives Monday to' learn how best - to dispose of part of the bank's half billion dollars los the aid of Littifi AMPrieft he will find a har-asset! Argentine government ready to tell him and the United States: "Either give Ius economic and fl- 111110111 assistance quickly or quit talking about it" Despite the apparent prosperity in the —et this country as reflected favorable fareign trade balance in- formed sources said the throttling i- 1 — effects Of the war on Argentina's — world commerce had placed this Sutton int financial position which called for drastic measures Flees Bleak Months ' Speeds-U- ' - - gaki ' - Plea for Action BUENOS AlitES " k ' Trade Slumpi 7aits UIS 'Credit Official Ijt Salt Nation's Chief 'Tropieal Area Visit Awaited 0 et J — — ' A AT t - - rit" Jwt ItGawiltYvt 10sul WWI al" ALMS 6x — ' - ' 44 I --- -- -- - 1 ' - (‘ — - e |