Show ' - - - - - -- - e s ' 1 I ' : 0 ' ' I C '' - — k e bt a t The 'Weather ' 4 '111iti Utah—Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday little change in temperature Idaho — Fair Friday little temperature change JO Ito aniennihn ( fIles 150 J Ilk 1 S-(:61010:"- 4': ' I - 00"3- of U S -- 4'1 t'r ' 044 i ' 1 - IA '' ' t t It k w - ls-!- t It ' 1 ' p k A Supreine Court Ruling ' 19 4 ii - S 4 ' 1 4- t ilk 5 ' 0 - - C ' ' ' - f 1 I k4 ' It r I ' 1 f 4 1 ) - ' '0"--- i 4 4 4 I il iP 1 -" 4 wr s s The Utah senate Thursday added its voice to the western clamor for national legislative action to counteract the effects of the recent U S supreme court decision expanding federal control over streams 4444 NAIIIIIF lqiihS J-- - 41411191 t1- ara'' 1IP 4 pp ea 1"t 4 ' 4 t IL& 44 J i I4 4 '4 'L ' ' - Pk 4114 11k y in "k 1 - 1 ' ' r i - I r ' I -1 it 1" i - i 5ti:' - r "”- ' - " k - IP 1 e - i Lead 5 5001555c Loveal Lesd550c Zinc e 7254 mettlentent rileee Copper (mehode)116341 26 Pages—Five Cents 0 n WO LIi 1) Congressional Circles Say Der Fuehrer's Speech Seeks to Divide America 1 4 I' °'' 34-75- I I 4 i i 4 $3500 71111 Silver (domestic) " I Silver (foreign) Copper electrolytic delivered 12c Connecticut Valley 'p 111'ath - ‘ Gold e Says Crossing i Threat Stirs Senate :lasts - ' 1oe 4115"' - 1 It ' - '41 - 'Itwo' - t 1 ' ' Local Metal Markets iliSink Every Ship Y ilio 11 4 J111 I e4t I I k 14 ' ii‘ii4tk or li ' 4 - "I t4 1 4 1 1 4 t ' ''' 4 ''' " ' i I t4 - ' ' r 0 Vc-a11t- at 4 "It - Ir - it I II k ellr 444W - 4045 )p b 4 : e $- ' - 1-- - Senate Memorial Asks Congress Action to Counteract Effect - o- - ---- - 0 ' of State - IL 4' 0 IL Ad 1 ' oopimiltenw4mo $1oloosommifist t ' 1 11 Nazi Airmen Parade in Italian City II - 9 t 11 11 it o ip ' Qii:-10::- 1e - Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning January 31 1941 IL - yita OP— Vol 112 No 109 vitok-Joi§Tio- 4 f 4114 (roo4an4 sennet en porn 11) - -- Tells Sportspalast Crowd England's Doom Nears Eii§rlaims America Enmity 5 I By Associated Press By United Press ChancelWASHINGTON Jan 30—Adolf Hitler declared L4 Jan 30—German l i It ' t - 4' 4 mot lor Adolf Hitler's threat to torpedo all ships Thursday that American help would be of no s ak t i itt i orStates supplies to Great Britain Aran to Britain-- and that every ship approaching ) tt14 i carryingUnited 44 The body by unanimous vote f 1 In some wait eongres1TEng1and within the range of Germ t -ill sionalinterpreted '1 t‘ a Joint memorial by Sen- as an 44 circles night Thursday 104 man torpedoes would be attacked i t i - 14ffie '' f p iitor Ed U Watoon (D) Salt Lake 1 4 I attempt to frighten congress into ' 11 k 14 As to British hopes of help from P 41t ' ''- t 'it ''' k CitY urging congress to submit I curbing President Roosevelt's e powI Ix 44 ) 4'1 1America he went on: s ers under the pending t' constitutional amendments or en4 1 4 "I can only say this: We have bill f' act legislation to return to the ) ' e'' ' FlorClaude Senator over from and stalest the the beginning put every pos Pepper(D) rights powers ' f ida who frequently speaks for the streame within their border which 4f '1 into our cali'ulations That i sibility 4' A administration described the threat t 1 lib II they have hitherto enjoyed The German the people have no qua' tech'same old Hitler "as the Just was without Measure approved 4 14 1 American people is the with rel 1 I nique" debate 'sod copies were ordered Tells of Gratitude f i ' 1 """li ' Is he said to "Hitler who doesn't "Once clear an Utah of the again" to ever)hody members sent i t t t i 7t forces of detcrdivide -A 4 ( the s 4 k trying to the tacit twist want ' eongresskinsi delegation in To Nation consciously for 4 Nib ' I ''' Bolt 1 '41rtrtort tv ''ti mocracy by sowing the seeds of '''''''' and Its claim 0P I opposite t t Demands de -'' The memorial pointed out that suspicion" Polio Drive Support Never yet has Germany spon: 1 01 -oestwOr t--- Iwo' 4104 w""elooleam New the decision in the 4 sored interests on the American ! - 4 Harrison ' rit z Agrefs f A' lrq f Changes river case had greatly abridged continent except that it helped to SenA — was taken view similar WASHINGTON Jan 30 On by states' -- rights with respect to 1 ' "— fight for the liberty of this cont' -- y' - ator lPat Harrison (D) MississipPassage -stream and contended that it President Roosevelt suggested to inent ' - i! :4 pi member of the senate fOrergn would permit the federaL power his countrymen Thursday night - ''' - ' ' Will Change War Aims ' who said: '' committee relations commission to dictate to the states that American WASHINGTON Jan 30 (A')—A ' "Hitler's speech will not make the birthdays were "If the states of this continent its own policy as to reclamation majority of the house for- however now attempt possibly to slightest particle of difference in and other developments happier this year than they would consideration Of this legislation to eign affairs committee urged the Interfere with the European conhave been otherwise "because all Mare toads Added aid Great Britain" house night to pass the flict then the war aims will of us are still living under a free The state department and White lease-len- d Thursday even faster Then all EurA bill to add more county roads bill asserting in a for- 'change House had no immediate comment will rise in its own defense to the state road system was peoples' philosophy" ope He spoke from the White House "Let there be no deception about Shortly after Hitler spoke how- mal report that its prompt enactpassed on finaL reading without ever the state department released ment was "of the highest import- one fact: Whoever believes he can a dissenting vote after virtually by radio to thank people from teo observ-Inthe remarks which President ance to the vital interests of our help England must at all events coast were coast to who every senator had succeeded addressed to Lord Hall-fax- 'Roosevelt fifty-nin- th own his even of our civil- know one thing: birthday own his for !r x dll getting something tthe now British ambassador country—and " and balls "Every ship whether important ' introducedby bill Ariel The original attending parties when the latter presented his cre- ization" other activities to raise money to af- or not that comes within range of asierted that committee The r by Senator Claud Hirschi our tubes will be tordentials last week These remarks Hurricane called for a few addi- combat infantile paralysis To all t 41 oh4 Ii'll-fi- I extending hearings and public pedoedtorpedo ? We are engaged in a war were in effect a reaffirmation of ter I it "e was tions in Washington county A who labored "in this great cause" clear discussion it that: which we didn't desire On the ' his recent statement to congress 2' P ' score or more additions were in- he voiced his gratitude "from the "Our ' national policy is and contrary one cannot stretch his alliance from the threats 4 that triple bottom of my heart" serted on second reading and keep out of war hand out to the otherfellow more 46k4 4145 will not deter the United States in should be: (A) to own A m 44k ' 4 AllgkomotomEmit was it Mr said But Roosevelt sethe Thursday amending process often than we did When however its determination to give Britain and (B) toforaidourBritain national streets The retch' has recently sent a nurn until everyone ap- not a completely happy birthday ResidAnts of a- unnamed Italian city stand and - those others are looking for a fight and continued curity war of all aid short not are him "these because for - peered to be satisfied ber'ia planes and troops to help Italy in her aside as these German airmen wearing helother nations whose defense- Is vi- aim at extirpating the German Additions made on final reading completely happy days for any Direct called tal to the defense of the United nation: then they - are in for a ten c Reply with mets rifles Mediterranean battle Britain the and march through carrying Included a connection between of us in the world" States by supplying them as quick rifle surprise" the Hitler spoke Shortly after State street and Redwood road via Sees Cause for Thanks as efficiently as possible and ly house foreign affairs committee apin Salt Lake county Taylorsville articles in a manner Victory Wilthin Year with defense e ' the proved president's ''Shall we say" he continued a cutoff I between Goshen and He promised his nation victory bill with minor changes- Chaif- consistent with our democratic Mona via Salt Creek canyon in "that American birthdays this and the "new order" for Europe was procedures" man Sol Bloom said the action ' Utah and Juab counties a one and year are being made at least hapconsidered 'opinion of within the year "In the to answer Hitler" a "direct mile section between pier than they would otherwise Hitler did not enlarge on the Chairman Walter F George of your committee" the report cong all of us are threat but the interpretaPerry and the Bear river bird be because as bill torpedo tinued amended "the comsquarethe senate foreign relations under a free peoples' philosorefuge in Box Elder county a one of our tion by authorized sources was meets these was objectives ly Hitler said mittee attempting rhat he thereby called world and one-ha- lf mile section rim- phy?" to reassure the German people that national policy It is the consid- attention "It is not only that the lights of with renewed emphasis inning west from a Morgan cUy in on Pe Two of view committee to ered (Continual your tenntiound on Pane Four) Column Three) declared Italy's Third Major Libyan Base four mile conMourning lIellenes Troops Beat Germany's officially Morgan county: (Column Four) sofar as human minds cart evalu- to ' blockade of Britain nection to Hill field in Davis ate the situation that the probaAssault Falls Under Four-Da- y Off Italian Counterthru4s The most authoritative Interprecounty to replace abandoned ble effect of the bill will be to keep tation was that the United States lf one-habea road mile section us war of to out than rather get need be no way concerned so long ' Athens Claims Aerial SUCCCSSeil wren Bountiful and Mueller park English Drive Toward Benigasi us Into-Ias American ships in accordance in Davis county a two mile secwith American neutrality Method legislaMost Efficient tion from north of Logan to BenCAIRO Egypt Jan '30 (AP)--T- he ATHENS Jan 30 (AP)—Greek warriors on third major tion remainee-butsid- e British son to furnish approaches to the is also of the judgment "It your waters bastion' to fall In Libya—Derna 173 miles the offensive again after beating off a week of Logan airport in Cache county a committee that the bill provides the At a climactic of hie one and one-ha- lf west of the Egyptian frontier—was occupied fierce Italian counterattacks were reported Thurs mile section to most efficient way of supplying all address in the Berlinpoint Sportspalast eliminate two turns and take the Thursday by British imperial t night to have wrested new t day possible material aid to those coun- Hitler declared that Britain hopes highway off the main street of troops after four days of the bitterpositions from the fascists in the tries which are resisting aggres- for help from abroad — "from NEW YORK Jan 30 Fairview in Sanpete county a NEW YORK Jan 30 UM—The est resistancc offered by the fas- -' rugged Albanian mountains north sion America" one mile approach to the state British of in cists the African a the of !whole Klisura whether peace negotiated in a was tense There silence "It accomplishes this objective freighter Sheaf Crown s said the now would "be worth the paper on a manner which is best for our advice training'school in Utah county campaign "I can in this connecMilitary say only As the bill continued to grow radioed Thursday rilzht that she The town had been defended by Greeks pausing only long enough which it was written" Surnner national defense and wholly con- tion that we have taken into a submaa 1PSS in scope some of the senators be had Righted than 10000 Italians British to pledge themselves to a fight iuipieIou sistent with the constitution and account every possibility came apprehensive as to what the rine" approximately 60 miles east sources disclosed but they fought unto death at brief front line me- Welles undersecretary of state international law" America attitude of the state road commis of St John's Newfoundland with a violence encountered nomorial services for their dead declared Thursday night that an The report was issued at the Nothing Against Archielse sion be Others Mewhere Sir German General emphaticmight John have noth leader Premier "The lead comwould people in a close of day which sit the ' axis victory Europe Her ‘call heard here shortiy be- bald P Wave ll's long continued taxas lashed out with such fury to economic the American people ally indicated that they did not saw bill' the mittee Repattacks and approve political said she was thrust to the west fore 9 p m Care Berlin — Hitler warns that the Italians were forced to resentative Martin Massachusetts That is clear to everyone who does Senator William A Dawson (R) at "latitude 4752 north longitude While the conquering British abandon their own counterthrusts on South America He added that the Republican leader announce his not deliberately twist the facts United States that every in consolidated their position Layton moved at one point that 5034 west" It should be noted and withdraw hastily to new po- It these aternpfts were successful a opposition unless the powers proAmerican ship attempting the measure be recommitted to Derna mechanized units struck on invasion" of the area posed to be granted to the presi- events that every ship (seeking to sitions 4868-to- n "physical Crown The last Sheaf aid be it with or the highwayli committee and the was toward Bengasi "will to carry aid For a solid week Italian Gen- would follow dent are "substantially modified" out England) reported leaving Baltimore Dewhich comes road commissioners invited in for cember received imAuthoritative as were significance a more eral forces this He described Cavallero's reports 'lug° 18 for Lands End England be torpedoed"—Story page and saw the senate foreign rela- within the a hearing After noting the reacour of sources British indicated that range to at an by Greek "immediate have said the minent danger than scabbed The freighter's call was the first the Italians were committee receive confiden- tubes will be torpedoed" torpedo 1 column 8 tion he withdrew the motion lines in an tbffort to feel out weak attack directed against continental tions (Continued on Page Four) 'preparing to Indication that axis submarines make a stand between Derna and (The Berlin radio's translation (Column Three) Social Disease Bill Favored positions and not only failed but United States" and asserted that might be operating in this area at Bengasi Some of the forces defendof the fuehrer's word on this point Washington—Lease-lenown in to weak our their disclosed menace "the points security was: About one thing there should Three companion bills by Senator the northern end of the Grand ing Derna were believed to have Britain to bill apfor ad defenses In this time the Greeks through the passage of the control the be no delusion he who thinks he Dexter Farr (D) Ogden to require Banks and outside been able toward the end to withcasualties-numb20 of the high seas to unfriendly Aouse said Italian lt foreign neutrality-beproved by can assist England must above all draw westward but of this there applicants for a marriage license to every one of their own hands is to my mind overwhelmknow one thing: Every vessel reto undergo tests for venereal dis- Site of New Base affairs committee by vote was no positive confirmation In a spirited air battle the inglyapparent" gardless of whether with or witheases and also require the examina-tiowas Derma no The battle set of 17 to' 8—StOry page 1 Greeks announced their airmen 'In an address prepared for the out escort which comes before our St John's Is the site of one of piece was inforno of expectant mothers were adpatand two asdowned Italian stereotyped planes annual dinner of the Alumni column 7 torpedo tubes will be torpedoed") vanced to third reading with but the naval bases leased by the Unit- tern as previous British victories antiaircraft batteries were credit- sociatiOn of the New York univerThe great Sportspalast filled — one dissenng vote on one of the ed States from the British Work had been BritSam 30 LONDON (UP) ed with destroying two more to move law Welles declared school of London—British men with about 18000 nazi has begun there and troops and sity Ineasures The town was never wholly surOne report reaching Athens said that this nation must bemprepared ain moved speedily Thursday night and government officialsparty to celemeet Hiiier's threat with upplies were aboard the U S army rounded and from the first day of Some or the senator expressed Rex had Italian the liner to render to mee t Adolf Hitler 's newest brate the eighth anniversary of in Its own big clsibt that the legislation Would ac transport Edmund B Alexander the general attack when British to call up army of steamed into Trieste with a full Great Britain China and Greece threat of an imminent "decisive" Hitler's accession to 'power rumplans harin which anehored 'John's St a deal said but it To(forces armored eomplisk great racing from load of wounded from the Alban- "all necessary assistance which bled with and cheering men— 8000000 applause cas a step in the right direction bor Wednesday perhaps Cootintivi nil Paso Two) blow with plans calling for an at this ian front 4Columo $tx America can produce" juncture Maritime eiteleft ioxpressed the 7 enators Francis S Lundell (D) column I — page men Story Radio carried the speech to the army of perhaps 8000000 that it would be pomible for Lauds Aid Proposal Benjamin and Charles W Spence belief German bombers inflict nearly double the fighting force rest of the nation and abroad submarine to (r)) Salt Lake City said they a large ocean-goin- g "The provisions of the legisla- mobilized during the World war heaviest daylight raid on Wears Field Gray Tunie thought the problem merited na- operate in that vicinity Germany now pending in the congress tion tional legislation and expressed the reportedly has built a number of an of Hitler's Britain in weeks—Story warning Hitler wore the field gray tunic lease-len- d measure) if en(the hope that the legislature would such craft sea his in we land and had on the morning of Sep- air attack 1 by 2 column would law into acted page greatly urge congress to enact a national Deutschland Recalled 1 1939 the day the war tember facilitate that task" he said 'speech Thursday was Cited in aulaw to control and as nearly ax reand which he said he started Athens—Greek troops of accusations out-th- e as faJapathoritative British quarters Answering diseases During the World war the possible stamp WASHINGTON Jan 30 tin — not would discard unless in death Leased Wire Tribune By nese United new States leaders the that to have wrested For constitutional reasons the mous German submarine Deutsch- Senator Norris (Ind) Nebraska of or victory He appeared in an alneed ported for the stressing shipment an 30—In Mich Jan DETROIT is "pursuing an aggressive policy all available United bills carry provisions which would land made two y States war most jolly mood and in the best trips to the- conferred with President Roosepositions from Italians in exclusive dispatch from Clittor&A in the far east" and that "we 'lave supplies 'to Britain without delay Permit persons to refuse to be ex- United States and returned to Ger-- velt Thursday and according to Albanian mountains north of health (Continued on Page Four) amined hi Senator Farr declared many with commercial cargoes The reference to Britain's desire Prevost of its Washington bureau of Klisura—Story page 1 some reports urged the appointHitleigs speech was described as iCoiumn Two that the experience of the 20 states to prevail- for American help and an earlier the Detroit Free Press Friday 5 ment of either 'former Senator column weight greater lending which have similar laws has been Sherman Minton (D) Indiana or ing British opinion that Germany comment that certain Americans morning will say that the British Educator to Piano Executive Dies that very few do refuse Resign Cairo—British forces octhis spring will attempt to deliver had held Germany guiltless ' in battleship George V is being held in Attorney General Robert Jackson in a Canadian port the expectation a knockout before American aid events leading to the World war PHILADELPHIA Jan 30 UM- -- to the supreme court PHILADELPHIA Jan 30 (P)--cupy Derna 175 miles west Inspection Bill Passes were Hitler'sonly mention of the 20 United Dr Charles E of for retraded can become effective Mr Roosevelt announced being 76 Patrick the of frontier of Joseph Cunningham Reury president Egyptian A boiler Inspection measure by United States called State'" statement An a succeecor authoritative anhe had Cunand president of the destroyers picked cently third major Italian strongTemple university since 1936 tr na tot Stan Ity N Child Salt founder Ile asserted that Britain's fate in) V is the most nounced Thursday night he will the Ittehrer's speech "a travesty on The te) Associate Justice James C McPiano George vire ningham to companyand hold fall In Libya—Story ' modern Lake City was passed on third was' sealed and' that help for her Presiof a falsehoods of afloat of who Febtissue facts the retire 'will AmeriranAssociaand "sometime after battleship Reynolds I" president August resign page 1 column 3 reading by a vote of 15aloeto S On tion of Piano Manufacturers died ruary 1 but that he would not only have the effect dent Roosevelt went down Chesa- He declined to give his reasons both the historical past and the now would IContiouslon rage PIN Two) (Canti111104 I i I l I to I a meet is some last it Institution time 'Column rive) Thursday (Column Tour) Friday divulge the name for peake bay Baptist present" Temple I I 4 rS 4t 1 2 0 1641 i' if "1 ) 410- 4' 4 - 4 s 4 Nation's Chief Gives Thanks For Free U S pad ? 1 A ac :' 4 -- - House Unit Okehs Aid Bill17 to 8 4 W -- lend-leas- 4 et rig r p 0 ip' ' 4' '"-"- " r so-cal- led I '1 14 4 3 1 ( -- 4 - - ) ) rf P - P I 4- IMartin ss le- - - - 4 I - 0 1! 17-to- -8 - -- g - 0- - Age '55 I - LI' -- i- I - -- - British Wrest Derna Fro& Duce's Army Geeeks Seize New Albanian Positions one-four- th still-livin- lend-leas- - - 1 -- Welles Stresses Nazi Peril to South America U-BoatlAir- king off America Ship Call Hints I -- I Major News Eventson World Fronts 1 Ing-again- st ' - d Britain Maps Vast Army Pan-Americ- an er $ n self-defen- se - - Report Hints Ship Trade Norris Urges Court Choice - all-o- ut - - 20-da- - -- I 1St e 4 I 1 - I I I 1 1 ' i I I I i I db T ' - I - ' |