| Show 1101 ri '11e Weather titah—Cloudy occasicmal show Ira west portion 1 I showers flunday Nevado—Tartly cloudy t 0' - ' 1 "Ix t t kt: yanting—Rain west portion I : 1 A kk z '' 1 t3500 q' i Silver (domeatiC) 7111e 151254 Silver (toreirn) Copper electrolytic dells 124 prod Connecticut valley Lead 3FL5 tt 590c Zinc 1114Y 1 ) - Local Metal Martiels 4111112110010F - i r Ict&ho—Cloudy i rl i Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning November 30 1941 Vol 144 No 47 I ::''''':' : 1':" - : :'o i s Demand Parity i''' ''' ': - - ' ' ': : ::: ::: :: :':: :1 : 'i::'i:: 'z':: ::7 ':'' 27: : fli:' 1 11 '' ': Prices Hit Excess Profits " ''': : ::- 461-''''to : : ''y ':: '''' i:::' I x ::-- :::: ' 7:Tar Drift iearer apan rata 1 mAoleeekt fp3 : ' t:-4- -- krlt - t ' - : 41 if: ?5:--' ' 1 '?:' - :' - I 4 :' If :—:: 's : ' :'? : - i i Premier Calls For Action Flaws in '38 Papers Disclose t" !-- - Saw Wagner Act 1 4 : :1!: :: -:: '::''::: lv 7t : :-- f '::J -- ":-- 1 - : 1 Me 106 Pages—Ten Cents Utahtlarlilers Would Protect Tillers of Soil Archives Air Ue so :: Fun ':: Roosevelt's Pledge Labor Views Jillokyll:or I3lif4es Defense Aid ri Logo" 11104tiosmoot 14404 be I (tattoos Copp Lead - i With Vengeance o 0 0 111 1 JL 9 re 4r Hun IRoosevelt Confer by Phone On New Crisis Outstanding Developments In Far East Situation - wAsinNaToN By Associated Press i Publication by the White House TOKYO Nov 29 CAI—Premier By United Press TOKYO—Cabinet considers Washing-tonegotiations Saturday night of hitherto confi- Hideki Toy) solemnly and publicly WASHINGTON Nov 23— dential press conference remarks declared for second day in succession in midst of acute crisis deterthe night Saturday A President disclosed Roosevelt that telephone conI as far back as April 21 1938 fa- mination of Japan to purge British SINGAPORE—British cancel leaves of all troops as ference between e Secretary of 1 vored amending the Wagner labor and American influence from East normal precaution 3 a act commission relations State Cordell Hull by and PresiAsia "with a vengeance—for the I ' ' :' as that created by England honor and such I held maneuvers KONG—Realistic in war blacked HONG 1 dent Roosevelt is who in Warm t to pride of mankind" improve social welfare laws peI streets out Ga in met As cabinet the Springs Saturday night InJapanese riodically dica new a ted and serioua turn of a these second session for Stenographic excerpts special day CIIIINGKINGt—Chinese army organ expects war soon Interviews were released in ad- to consider the United States note in the United States-Japane-vance of their publication next Japanese may attack Thailand or Yuhnan province but '' peace or war" discussions in the second set of the outlining America's policies in the Thais Chinese and help expect ' Tuesday Hull's sudden call to the chief ::' '4 Roosevelt mesbroadcast this Orient I Tojo book in public papers executive who is ruting at Warm Hull Halifax to Lord 1 form the people of Japan China sage WASHINGTON—Secretary of State Ga followed these two Springs and Manchukuo: British ambassador confer !ternaries On Wagner Act I Important developments: 1 lan'g Ch "The fact that Reports from Tokyo that Japanese-Chines- e MANILA—Germans They covered the first two years is fostering reported has replied to the note outto tune of Britain Japan the dancing of the president's second termpeace move lining the United States position i'-'1937 and 1938—and included ver- America and communism at the in the troubled Pacific expressirg batim quotations from special as expense of d and promis'dissatisfaction with certain points as regular press conferences ing young men in his resistance tA well adopted at the concluding session which this government holds to be Seventy-thousan- d t in convention in the of the three-da- y all words the to the against Japan is only due fundamental and important' volume began with the 338th regu- desire Newhouse hotel i of Britain and the United v 2 A declaration by Japanese I lar press conference of the Roose- States to fish in troubled waters Prior to the consideration of res' ''''' Premier Tojo that Amervelt administration and ended with of East Asia by pitting East olutions several speakers emphai ican and British "exploitation" of 508th In the sized assured that I Asiatic peoples against one anasking for Asiatic peoples must be l'ptirgett lk vas in k The on remarks the to in agriculture other and president's parity prices ‘ 1 grasp hegemony with vengeance" and simultaneous '1 effect demanding that increased Asia Wagner act were given at an East press warnings against any United ) -'' 4 meminterview with This is the stock in trade of production be not again permitted ti I States attempt to patrol the Burma bers of the American Society of Britain and the United States to wreck prices and plunge farmroad supply route to China ers into economic disaster Newspaper Editors three and a For the honor and pride of manhalf President Plans Return kind we must purge this sort of years ago -- J Outline Views Claim Germans Asked why congress could not practice from East Asia with al Aggressors Facing As a result of the conference Thomas E Loward senior adrAmIstrative officer of the triple pass legislation that would not vengeance" Other resolutions adopted called President Roosevelt cut abort his America United Lines refor: A calls upon farm bureau members to protect their future be the president The premier stressed the hisWarn Springs and planned Tighten at stay Tull support of the policy of the torical ties between Japan China plied: for defense to return to his desk by noon 1 Executive Asserts Around Moscow American Farm Bureau federation — by producing "For tthis very 'simple reason: and Manchukuo and the necessity Monday presumably to get a full and of youth programs The Wagner act ought to have of the nations of East Asia to picture of the Far Eastern AtmA study of the effect of Intervarious amendments made to it work together for mutual prosi WASHINGTON Nov 29 (In-- - tion from his secretary of aLate By Associated Press state barriers and elimination of but we are funny people over here perity without outside influence The state department declined to Moscow under the direst threat Alertly awaiting Tokyo's next We at once go to the extremes needless or retaliatory ones to the Many countries he said were on the Tokyo reporte comment n move acute in the end that marketing of agricultural both on the side of labor and on Indulging in actions hostile to itself proclaimed Saturday night of the formal pending receipts and livestock products across state the side of the employer We all Japan crisis President Roosevelt reply from Japan But moat offithat Rostov on the Don had been i lines will be promoted The Dome! news agency report- delivered get upset and excited and we say its German captors warned other nations Saturday cials said they would not be surVigorous support of taxation things we do not mean and we ed from'arr army air base in north- routed from their week-ol- d if the United States posiprize that America is united behind his prised make overstatements ern Indo-Chithat Japanese proposals advanced by the federation was unacceptable to the Tokyo to of agwestward into tion and commendation for the and opposition flight foreign policy plunged planes had bombed the Burma government Royal Commission road the route for U S aid to by one of the most startling coun- gression anywhere on earth governor and state tax commis1 Me Hears Operators "Now In England when they Chungking for the first time in teroffensives of the war sion for the tax study they are Nary George and "That there is debate or that WARM SPRINGS G Nov' 29 put social legislation on the stat- several months currently making h there are statements of conflicting menace to the The Seek Unions R000evelt said Satute books they do it with the sharpest The dispatch said one bomber Support of the occupations! tee- sus being conducted by the departa Caucasus thus apparently had opinion prior to the decisions urday night it WW1 alwaya possible knowledge that every year or so destroyed a Chinese convoy of Avert Strike To Of ment of employment security will amend it Social aecurity trucks on the road southof Kum- been shattered'for Rostov Is t h e should not be taken by persons that "our boy' in pl military and they i naval 'academies be fighting went into effect over there in ming Yunnan province 'capital northern Support of and participation in gateway to that vital rt- abroad as an indication of lack of for the defense ofmay y 1911 AmeHean instinear-bI and think warehouses without and associations — exceptooperative marketing NOT r) UPI WARRINGTON Nev le WAsitnicrrom our cohesion I among people tutions" by ntit Thanksgivtng as well as Support of national and tion very paeitment haa amend-ed- it The press generally showed con- glom 1‘11ge disput41) day) Senator MCNary (Iti Oregon mistake is sometimes Then he Confermd With Secretary thitt though to state of over Thailand cern the future Success Balls Stalin designed legislation help 1 henrings were conducted until "Now how do they amend it? made" he said "While there have Hull by telephone and considered The Japan Times and Advert's(cooperatives establish parity called the administration's price 12:30 a in and were then adPremier Joseph Stalin sent a been beContinuel HI Pats rive) (Continued on Page ILicht) timorcontrol bill "toothless and prices expressions of different views rushing back to Washington until (Column Two) (Column Two journed Sunday moraing message of congratulations to him in regard to our foreign policy I cause of tha latest turn III Abe Advertising of agricultural prod- - ous" Saturday am indications mulJatanese situation ucts and development of natural WASFIINGTON Nov 29 UPI — southern commanders for "deliv- have Mr Roosevelt made his ominous always felt that those differreaources by the state department tiplied that bipartisan efforts President Roosevelt's fascist erance from the Rostov of emergency ences were of degree but not of statement about the possibility of of publicity and industrial devel- - would be made in the senate to g invaders" and "raising again our principle" board in the railroad at a dinner at the Warm d measrewrite the opment I 'Me president made these state- fighting foundation for infantile coundertook mediation in field Greater of glorious soviet flag in Rostov" the wage dispute Springs effort ure passed by the house Friday 1 ments in a letter to Senator Gi- paralysis victims of southern the of issue the troublesome army Declaring operative education miSaturday llette (13) Iowa The senator has Joining with 11cNarye the Field Marshal General Ewald von consistently opposed the Roosevelt Finds can Waiting in an effort to avert a :: "tack Farm Security nority leader In csriticiem of the night Kleist smashed the Russians said foreign policy and voted against rail1 Returning to the "Little White Approval of the activities of the 1bill Senator George (D) Georgia threatened strike of 1200000 four divisions—the Fourteenth and the legislative measures designed House" on Pine mountain he found workers' in farm administration efway to be was security said if there that I howto a call from Hull awaiting him and itto Recently Utah LONDON Nov 29 (')—The ad- Sixteenth tank divisions the' Six- everimplement Representatives of the carriers NUNNEAPOLIS Nov 79 (111—A i fective control of prices the senwrote he Mr Roosevelt reached the opinion that he might a of state and federal Adoption S S the and motor division tieth the and the operat- jury of 11 men and one woman miralty announced Saturday that nonoperating that the majority had have to leave here Sunday aftersaying program on all forest and water- ate would have to write' a much full flight spoken and offering his "support noon and arrive in shed lands regardless of owner- - Imore drastic measure than that ing unions gathered in three sep- confronted with 2400 typewritten two British submarines had sunk Viking division—were40 inmiles west and services" in carrying out the Monday morning in Washington and axis toward at supleast troop Taganrog view of a eight rooms on second in arate will which the result maximum floor of testimony and hundreds ship by the house pages approved in Arctic of Rostov which the majority had statement by Japanese Premier recently ships policy ply i on a permaour of to and the hotel board service the Raleigh people of books and pamphlets of the waters Ipading informed British I The Moscow radio said r e d laid down 'Toothless and 'Timorous' Hideki Tajo members met with the three nent bales recrossed the Don and inbelieve to Workers sources Socialist Mr Roosevelt's reply was made that troops Germany party Saturday ofThe premier asserted earlier Satturn as a in Utah of Farmer the am measure afraid the "I apparently Support passed groups in south Whether urday that Japan would have to public by the senator ficial publication and all state and by the house is toothless and prelude to a general conference night deliberated the else of 23 was having to replace battered vested Rostov from the other it was timed to coincide with do everything possible to wipe Chairman Wayne L Morse an- persona accused of seditious :con- Finnish troops on the Murmansk their major assault towhile northfederal agencies which are asaist- the troops broke through Japan's consideration of her next out with a vengeance Rritish and Ink in strengthening agricultural timorous" he continued "I am nounced that the board would meet spiracy against the United States front The admiralty's announcement east The Germans were said to step was a matter of Washington United States exploitation in the g bill will continuously through Saturday government certain no organization the probability that nu- have lost 5000 killed conjecture In this connection Far East In his charge as the climax of indicated Opposition to any effort either be effective until we remove fla- night and all day Sunday it the merous axis had vessels other however it was pointed out that or in to hotel Withdrawal five Stephen Early presidential preu order have Admit Nazis weeks of testimony and arguvoluntary through legislation waste in defense expendi- Raleigh in the opinion of some had secretary told reporters: As 'soon undersea British sunk been by to abridge the right of producers grant Japan second M Joyce M its ment for Federal the report ready Judge alAAolf Hitkeit high command been proceeding upon the assump- as the returned to the to title and control of their prod- tures decrease nondefense ex president Monday commented at length on the ques- craft which "have been inflicting have acknowledged a par- tion that American public opinion cottage president the dinner Ms ucts while they are being moved penditures and improve the pat- Pleads for Settlement following tion of free speech—an issue which severe losses upon German troop ready (COOtifkUbbli Psis rive carry- tial withdrawal from the city he found a call waiting to the consumer thmugh coopera- tern of our defense and domestic evening Centime One has been raised by the defense transports and supplyofships Meanwhile Russian and German men and from the secretary of state and tive marketing associations or un- program After listening to two days of frequently during the trial The ing reinforcements on armies on the northwestern fringe to armies material German the der marketing agreements from to sides case went they held a lengthy conversation the krguments jury Saturday the Murmansk front" 'aTne senate Is with the Morse who is deanopposing of Moscow's defense zone plunged noon of the Principal speaker of the day was duty of passing charged Oregon May Leave Sunday more effective British submarines headlong across snowy plains the Thomas E Howard of Washington measure one ata least university law school told the 100 Judge Joyce asserted that free- theOne of thecommanded a for has Germans that Com"In view of the reported statestriking through D C senior administrative official by Tigris of the carriers and dom of speech assembly and press — an Aseociated Preu disthe frontal capiment H Bone onslaught practical means of enforce- representatives axis sank five against mander F of the triple A Crux °Uhl) mes- some was a 'fundamental right and "a their employes that the welfare atment and has Russians the for and the tal that a fiercely regard and by the premier of Japan — patch was seriously damaged of the nation demanded that the rather wide one permitting people ships that agriculture and all sage conof and to often short them halt ' neglected the forgotten said Another tempting sixth the president tonight is of the other industries should devote sumer" dispute be settled "without a to say foolish as well as sensible submarine admiralty a flank offensive with their that we may have to leave goal 29 the Trident under Nov opinion STNGAPORE themselves to the defeat of Hitler-ter- n (UP)— in and He added the chairman's however that things" to Moscow The of indicated Ms objections paralyzingan fate Warm was G appeared Sladen F Commander Springs tomorrow afterand the formulation of a post- to Mc Nary Orders recalling all troops to bar- noon unjustifiable railroad the constitution did not confer an credited with the the measure centered on the opinion the railroad of three be wrapped up in the question of arranging war program which will prevent elimination sinking to absolute without strike" speech right the red army could strike racks were flashed On screens of schedule eo as to arrive in Wash-by the house of prothe economic and social injustices The five operating brotherhoods responsibility and that it did not out of seven troop transport and whether(continued en Pies Tbrim) motion picture houses in Singa- inton Monday before 110011" posed licensing provisions by called a strike for December 7 of the past (Column Two) give immunity from every possible supply ships in a convoy which price orders would be enThe chief executive spoke of pore Saturday night Theorders rejecting the board's recom- use of language Trace Alms forced However Senator Taft after in other lands overrun or people as were described pre5 the court mendations The made "normal November that for emphasized and those even in counattacked S The aim of agriculture ever since (It) Ohio said he was glad to temporary wage increases Four- government must have proved cautions: tries which art attacking Then he the first farm organization was see that the bonnet bad not gtven teen nonoperating 'brotherhoods beyond any reasonable doubt that It was said that the "precau- added solemnly: "I thhtk we can power to have n9t issued a formal strike the defendants formed in Philadelphia in 1785 he the price administrator were en' actually take the away summarily: tions" were taken because of the offer up a little silent prayer that right said has been one thing—equality but have notified members gaged in a conspiracy to bring a merchant to do businesi be- call these people will be able to hold with industry The terminology of "situation in the Pacific" to one a be before armed about revolt for — UPI guilty 29 29 prepared REYKJAVIK Iceland Nov SINGAPORE Nov next year a thanksgiving more he pointed out has changed to cause he might - haV Violated be can in verdict hs brought description "precautionary like art UM—American troops manned an- Maxim Litvinov new soviet amTwo Courses Open order American price idea but with the industry" parity tiaircraft defenses and patrolled bassador to Washington Saturday measure" was given to the press That is something toThankagiving dream about Is just the same Centre' M Harrison appearing Urges Wage George news recall Brooke of when in tin hats Saturday conferred with Sir Robert the streets the troop i Mr Howard maintained that agperhaps for workers nonoperating railway measure The night as this capital city went Popham commander in chief far spread throughout the city "In days like these our ThankSriculture la still the weakest ecotold the board at Saturday's heara Authorities said there vtas no air raid drill east and Vice Admiral Sir Geofthrough next year may remind tia nomic group in society despite the provided no control' over wages ing giving Guns thundered and searchlights frey Layton commander in chief cause for alarm and that the of a Senator George said it was would that its recommendations fact that it is the largest industry but past: It is always peaceful thousands of railway probed the skies in puny opposition China station and other British flashing of the orders Indicated possible that our boys in the milli from standpoint of number en1 his belief that all factor' of coot workersplace an "in economic vacuum to northern lights which streaked leaders before resuming his jour- the high degree of Instant pre-wages ought to be taken with our substandard LONDON Nov 30 and naval academlea may be gaged capital invested and taxes including wages frozen (UP)—Prime Minister(Sunday)g the heavens in into consideration ney to the United States by clip- paredness constantly maintained tar)' any Winston answer he told The the for the defense of these on paid Pere (Continued ' fighting Zight) In Singapore orders that were issued h per plane (Column One) Churchill observed his convention delegates is stronger American institutions of ours" The president who twice postbirthday Sunday without organizations poned trips to Warm Springs pausing in his duties as Britain's Tracy R Welling chairman of N No 1 war worker the state agricultural commission where he had planned to observe i No 10 Downing street planned and former executive secretary of Thanksgiving said he could not 1 the state farm bureau federation and only an informal celebration Cable r help thinking of those thingscoun) 441-loudeclared that farmers are ready and telegraph companies were the dangers overhanging the 29 UM— Nov TUCSON Ariz l and anxious to embark upon a busy delivering congratulatory Search for Lieutenant Lawrence A try while he was In Washington He re- messages program of abundance PARIS Nov 29 1111 — Two contemplating his Journey a week sitioned restaurant Montmartre 4 Barrett Jr Gary Ind missing a Novi 29 DENVER i called however that only a short and a halt ago And be laid be on be will all command The curfew army pilot ferry public i German soldiers were killed by plane manufactured for the time ago farmers were evicted tain James Philpott Lowry field disin renewed southern and Arizona in Montmartre might have to go beck Sunday or the places Pitris from their homes because they pilot rocketed from Denver to army by the Republic Aircraft Fiber Worker Killed was set for half an hour the next day but he did not know northern Mexico officers at the a bomb explosion in a i trict produced abundantly and wrecked New York a distance of about restaurant Saturday night A I Whimsically the chief executive before the curfew on individuals company at a meeting of the DENVER Nov 29 UPI—William Tucson air base said Saturday structure their noted that he had been 'unable to In were sevstreets price been soldiers The of German the 20 came has since to number who Denver 43 club 1800 miles in four hours and said his Hart Denver Pilots' 1 missing pilot on the reorganized be present here either on the GenBritain-boun- d 12 Lieutenant Commenting wounded A notice his November when eral from Fremont was than months better by ago average speed a in test minutes i flight speed state department of agriculture 375 miles an hour Neb was killed Saturday when he bomber was caught in a eral Ernest von Schaumburg Thanksgiving date he proclaimed German authoritien immedisaid been "a couple of weeks ago" the Chairman had it Welling or on the traditional date week 4 fell into a moving machinery belt storm after crozsing the Colorado ately ordered a El p m curfew the of The commander German he declared atcity I enlarged and strengthened: that pilot disclosedSiturday of Paris warned that anybody later Saturday night's dinner was 600 miles an Cal A few days in a part of the Eighteenth at river at Fiber Products the where tained than "better I Blythe plant been made in improvements had hour" in a test power dive of the was employed as a screen ten-- 1 ago the hunt virtually was arrondisement where the bomb- I venturing out after 6 p m Would I something of a "third 'ThanksgivCaptain Philpott making his Ptado Boyce ) i (ceetintim 0 Tbzios bs shot by German patrols on ing dirineelor him teat 15000 feet of about the first public report k t Columa given up ing occurred in the Organize& Utah agriculture c: through the Utah State Farm Bureau federation Saturday r' pledged full support to the na- itit tional defense program by pro- et t ducing abundantly but asked in 0 return that farmers be assured et parity prices In the tame 1 resolution the twenty-fift- h convention of theorganiration urged that industry be compelled to forego excessive profits and that labor be guaranteed fair and equitable wages and forbidden to strike during the duration of the emergency The state federation's position on defense was outlined in the report v - o''"':- Nov !': --- ':: ''''' :- 29 UPI— f n '''"qQk- long-distan- ce s 11 - an-Du- al 1 1 1 se t' t t Kai-she- k 0 - f— C able-bodie- i 1 k Russia Hails President Says Nation Backs Routing of Foe at Rostov Foreign Policy 11 : -- : s 1 - i I : ! f 1 1 "one-side- d" - Senators Flay Federal Board Weak Bill on Enters Rail Price Control Wage Dispute J 1 1 1 na IllMort liouselleasure 7 Japano-Amerlea- 1 I t i u ' 1 i t i t oil-ric- -- : t 1 1 Jury Ponders British Report Fate of 23 in 8 Axis Ships Sedition Case Sunk in Arctic fact-findin- much-amende- t 1 i t i t t i u t t I t price-fixin- ' CAI 1 b Movies Flash Troop Recall - Troops Man Iceland Guns U British Officials i I t i k 1 I t t 4 i f f i t c Litvinov Confer 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