The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 1

I TEMPERATURES (For 24-hour period ending at seven amJ today) MlnMax MlnMax a' Orden 34 Boise 34 WEATHER UTAIIf Shower or snow flurries and colder tonight with freezing temperatures ID AIIO: Cloudy tonight Wednesday cloudy with rain in west portion Normal temperature Xaljrary I i 2 35 Chicago 4 AAA Denver 36 43 49 73 59 8B 61 61 sr 36 46 62 1 Minneapolis 45Mew York 28 Omaha 40Portland 77jSt Louis 39 Salt Lake 41San Fran 91 Seattle 64jWilli8ton 51 Yellowstone 34 55 44 bt 37 50 41 30 31 5rr tit Ail' 32 33 66 51 30 Havre Helena Kansas City Los An (teles Miles City i FINAL EDITION the Associated press the united press Seventieth No 283 12 PAGES OGDEN CITY UTAI-I TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 2 1940 Two of Them May Win By a Nose mi EBland IntensiiKfes SUBMITS sconsin On Meicli! As StranMeliold First Ma or NEW PLAN FOR REFORMS i I- TM'rd Term-Te if Revisions In Treasury De 1 i Neutral Nations Yarnct They Dernand Inquiry of White Book Dewey Vandenberg Pow- LWI 1 1 I partment Asked to Pare Costs -i i er Decided At Primary I On 'Hideous Fate' Dealt By Nazis By RepMblican bUllKHUNd I SEEKING MERGERS rti wwm MINISTER REPORTS STORMS CUT BALLOT XH HUH r- AAA arid FSC Consoli- a A i ava'v I -f A I fc dations In Marketing Division Suggested jGafner Opposes Roose- Allies Draft Means Strike At German CIO President Demands I velf In Bid lor Con- Satisfactory Program Ore Imports vention Delegates' From Democrats A WASHINGTON Aprill (AP) President Roosevelt submitted to cqngress today his third plan for reorganization of government executive MADISON Wis April MONONGAH Va Abril 'X LONDON April (AP) Great Britain intensified her economic war on Germany in (UP)-r-Wisconsin voters en- 2 (AP)-Under threat of 1 sraee today the nation third party move onn agencies providing for more firit test ofthe comparative i Li Ue LWXS UCUiailUO maw wiciWVU4r "rrSiAu ocratic party select a presi a three-fold drive today and cautioned neutral nations that aid to the reich might render them "liable to the hideous i fate that has overtaken previous victims of Ger veil vice-resiueni uouu -ilarirlMnt nnr! nHnrVf Aa District -I Attorney rvrn" -1 i 5 as Candidates for the preSl- the Confess of Industrial- br 'I 4 dentiai nominations OI ine ganizations proposes to cau a than halt a dozen changes which he estimated would result i in annual savings of about $150000 in administrative expense One shift will consolidate in a fiscal service in the treasury department under a new permanent fiscal assistant secretary ail treasury financing and fiscal activities I Into the new service the president said in a message "congress will go the office of the treasurer of the United States the office of commissioner of accounts and deposits and the public debt service! Democratic and Republican venuon or nis own "to ior i MtiM i -Li i a program that each ana evfery American can suDDort" i'immv-imm i a a i 1 sr A fjir-iLiiii i i ii'imia rniiiuniru Liir i his mandate laid down in a total Vote would exceed 400000 bristling address before a thrdng DUt'tne weatner Dureau iore- oi boic cosh miners monuay avuiu- 4-Kot 5n urhtrV IW1 Ariv use oi me onrase wiru pai-uy i Ms Lewis commenting a war today In the southern and central ASK NAZI PROIEi Demanding an American Inquiry into thej German White bdok which quoted tC 4iplomats as informing the' Polish government that America would assist in war against the Dazis Representative Hamilton Fish (R-N Y) left on Monday in- i troduced a resolution Calling for a ii five-man house investigation of "We'll reserv? jthat for later" The new fiscal assistant secretary portions of the state would con he -4- rne Dushybrowea tieaa or tinue Uiroughout the day Rain United Mine Workers jsaid he-i61d the charges Senator Robert Reynolds (D-N right demanded i or snow -was forecast Tor the the organization's uoiumDus conven SPOTLIGHTED Democrats and Republicans alike were keeping a close watch today on thb Wisconsin primary asl voters went to the northern section The inclement tion that if the Democratic pai-ty that William BuUitt ambassador t6ri France submit to art KM1M4tMta mh)mU4aL tiwiAOTttnv 3 weather waji exoected to wanted to work with labor "a polls to align party convention delegates for either President Roose riiariy from the-polls 1 1 common people" there was yet left) on the veil (above right or Vice President Garner (above exammaiion oy viie seuaiQ lureisii TOauwn wiuimticc statements he was alleged to have made to Count Jerzy Potocki the Polish envoy to Ur sample abovei (NEA radio teleploto) fif nrinrinal intprpcf In th Moo to WOfK OUt an aCCeDtaDIe VtO Bourbon side and either New -York Attorney Thomas Dewey Another partythe win oe named by Secretary Morgen-thau in accordance with civil service laws One bf the three existing offices of assistant secretary will he abolished The order calls for" these additional 'changes: Assignment to the treasury secretary of full authority for administration of the federal alcohol administration act 5 A Consolidation of the interior department's bureau of fisheries and bureau of biological survey into a single agency to be known as the (lower left) or Senator Vandenberg (lower right) tlon was the test' of third term gram and agree upon a presidential i sentiment At Two pro-Roosevelt candidate I 1 latp7 wr before the voters I was assuming Of course" he alsfaa iirora hafnra tVia vntM LaFolIette Progressives held the balance of power in the first major "rl test of third term sentiment Democrats opposed to the third ldded' "tha' tfe DemocraUojpa -r 1 wa Intorocf urnrlrfriflr inn a i term ior Mr Kooseveit supported i Committee Votes Uu to the great mass of Americah ouse GOP support GERMAN INQUIRY T- i i 1 i Pemp Leaders However fvt 7 -1 so heavily burdened with indirect GERMAN CLAIMS ECHO Iti PRESS Representative Fis(h Sets Headlines for Asking Si Inquiry v-" viT their business disappearing abor hd ents Act fish and Abolition of the statutory office of recorder of the general land office in the Interior department raary vouiiS uuu atm ie ui Up to this point' however Ame yentionraeiegauon 1 have no reason to belie veT that the i The jiames of Iewey and Van-1 Democratic party is even alive to with the duties being absorbed by oenDerg were noc enierea on me its own hazards and I have no rei Oppose Probe of ll Cma I'' man Prime Minister Chamb'crlian delivered this warning to neutrals in a Statement in the house of commons in which he announced that the Brltlshv strangehold on German trade was bfeing tighteni-ed by: Control of the sea' with the navy already having- tajen "certain practical steps to interff re with passage of German caro ships rim Scandinavia" and Halting Russian ships in 'far-eastern wateri Seek 'More Trade Pacts i 2 Trade- agreements with1 neutrals surrouriding Germany undr which Britain outbid Germany for vital products 3 AC warning "to neutrals that their toports iromAthe" empire would be cut dovvij unless they limit their I sales to Germany Chamberlailri Warned" that the Allies were determined to prosecute the economic war to the utmost of their fpoWer" A The prime! minister said he looked forward to an "intensification" of the blockade against: Ger-' and of British trade ex? chknges with neutral countries The Allies are tfterminc to "continue abd intensify the biock-ad In I every possible I way" Chamberlain 1 said Af' 1 The prime' minister declared that 4he neutral nations" concern- ed In the trade agreements "must realize that we cannot agree to make- available to them products drawn from empire sources unless fin return they are prepared to give us gua-rantees of the limitations of their future trade with Germany" I Plan Other Measures Chamberlain said "his majesty's ships have already taken cer- tain practical steps to Interfere with he unimpeded passage of Germah cargo" ships from Still other measures 'are under Consideration he said Shipments" of Swedish Iron ore by way! of Norway and Norwegian coastal waters to Germany bas been troubling the British ''If are to bring this war to a close With' I the 'least possible destruction and dislocation we must ballots but- slates pledged to them son to believe that Its leaders eve ia of rice Consolidation in the agricul WASHINGTON April 2 AP) house labor com'- nave a desire to cooperate wit I WU LllTUy (Continued on Tage2 Col t) ture department of the division of ttee approved today two amendments toi the Wagner act labor and the common people this country" intended to protect American Federation of Labor craft marketing and- marketing agreements of the AAA with the federal FRANK FRANCIS' unions and to give employers the right to ask the labor So iir behalf of labor and the rReper- BERLIN April 2 common continued Lewii cussions from the'1 tJhite States A oara ior coiieciive Dargaining elections surplus commodities corporation The new single agency will be called' the surplus hiarketmg KiPAQ chairman wprton (D-nj) said4 caused the official news agency "I am going to work to crystallize the" sentiment-of these people and today to defend the government's committee probably would to nelp them make common cause action in publishing 16 documents complete const aeration of all pro ppsed changes in the law Wednels against the problems which now beset our land day and would! ask the house to I VIEWS I A' I PELLEY ACCUSED If the pemocratic party does -not OFFICERS PROBE IE SLAYING consider no other revisions than alleged to show that Vmtea States diplomatic "envoys hd encouraged Poland to resist German demands Voelkischer Beobafchterl official newspaper organ of ihe Nazi party featured cjmmehts I the nominate a candidate for president or adopt a platform satisfactory those it will suggest Previously the committee had WAJSHINGTON April A prcposal that the senate foreign relations committee try to ascer- tain whether Ambassadors! William Bujllitt and' Joseph Kennedy have made unneutral statements drew i Republican support today but Democratic leaders' opposed it The inquiry was proposed yesterday byi Senator Reynolds (D-NC) who sajd that German publication of documents purporting quote the- tw envoys made an investigation nscessary 'v ') A "similar demand came from Rep Fish (R-NY) He said a special smmittee should determine whether the facts warranted "im-peachrient of anyjmeri(ian am bassadsr oc minister or even of the preside nt I to labor and the common people OF ARMY TIE-UP snail after the conventions pro decided to recommend that the present three-man labor board be Washington Post and! Repi Hamil Down in Utah county mercenary pose and urge upon these various ton Fish (R-NTif) unider la 'V'threet- increased to five members organizations the assembling of al persons have befen getting on the Eastern Gangs Believed great delegate convention i relief rolls througn aecepuon column head Utvt proclaiming i 'American nublic demands full WASHINGTON April 2 (tJP) Mrs Norton said that the" committee adopted j9 to 6an amendment by Representative Wood (D- Responsible for Death explanation" 1 a Repv Samuel Dickstein (D-NY) charged today before the Dies com Al ipeclal deputy state auditor In American' Affairs Mp) to revise one section of the After Camera Fight has uncovered the fraud SWISS MUSTER mittee that William Dudley Pelley leader of the Silver Shirts enlisted Commenting on American re acts so that'when a majority of enkployes of a craft in a plant i In the thousands of cases of re- action from the i "White Book" in the aid of army officers in sub Tlief wrongs of "that kind are to be HOLLYWOOD AprU 2 (AP)- which the documents were publish versive movements "shall decide the board shall designate such craft" as a 'proper expected ed the! Berlin news agency said: Dickstein who had asked the IN MORE TROOPS I collective bargaining unit "We not wish hi any Iway to Dies committee to reopen its recent "investigation ot -lithe Silver (Continued onPag 2 Col 5) an to jvote she reported the committee decided-to write into the! law permission for employers "caught in the middle" If confine to a comparatively few i unscrupulous persons we (should not become hysterical in our condemnation to the extent of attempting to discredit the whole sys Senator Nye (R-ND) told report-(Continued on Page 2 CoZ7) SAINTS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE oERNE Switzerland JCxttVi 2 Swiss eeneral staff to British Engage between 'two unions to ask the tem board for an election Board regu- day called up ten of thousands of soldiers orApril 15 and 22 deprive uGermany of materials laiions aaoptea past summer ai- So I lonz as human beings have putting theAtthfederation close td most essential for prosecution of (weaknesses-: offenders against the general mobilizatiori her' aggrfeisive policy' eapy perfnit employers to make tuch a request the prime Shirts said Pelley had had "tie-ups with army officers" An attractive' blonde Miss Dorothy Waring accompanied Rep £amuel Dickstein (DNY) to the hearing today where Dickstein charged Pelley made a "treasonable effort to overthrow the government" i i Dickstein introduced vMiss Waring to the committee as a special agent for the house committee that investigated subversive activities in 1934 Dickstein was vice-chairman of that group NAZI WARPtANES decencies will Thevorder said that" the various i every minister Mid i crop up epresentative Welch (R-Calif SALT LAKE CITY April walk I of lite units Tecalled for dutjr had been Chamberfain said that any sug wort approval 11 to 4 for his pro Hundreds of Relief society summoned to replace others re gestion that Britain was trying to posal that Mrs Norton ask Speak Those who offend should I cently 'demobilized It was noted LONDON AdHI 2 (Continued on Page 2 Col 6) An autopsy surgeon decided today that Walter Miller veteran motion picture player succumbed to heart trouble but an inquiry Into "eastern hoodlums" trying to "muscle in" on movie extras moved forward '1 MiUer 47 onekime leading man for Mary in flicker days but in recent years' a player and ''heavy" died Saturday following a camera! fight scene Studio officials said he was performing in $Ioseups after a vicious battle Thursday' in which neither he nor his opponent "pulled 'their punches" A j' i The inquiry which his death inspired was ojrdered by Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff William Bright I The sheriffs office" i Bright disclosed "has bad many complaints that members of the Screen Actors' Guild were being 'shoved around' by eastern hoodlums who are trying to muscle -in on the extras and bit players in Continued on Page 2 Col 2J British planes and two German -brought to Justice That is the cure however' that few units had been Wr the abuse of an otherwise high- I released and a total of 41 iinits 17 Heinkel bombers 1 fought ja I brik er Bankhead for( permission to up the committee's amend-merts under special house procedure to limit debate to two lion and nrpliiH workers from i the Letter- day Saints church's far-flung domain assembld here toay for their annual iscussion of ways -and means combat poyerty crime and selsishness The sessions open Wednesday North wiic-ti tause i ot varying size naa Deen recalled A- The high command said it was source irie SHUNS cugageuiem over me today an authoritative closed 1 WHEELER if The Dig uerman cities are having I determined to keep the Swiss mil a boom in marriages: I itarv trnrth nriv Welles Continues Talks of any other amendments An announcement said Sible On ft unr with tha nnmiiiii as me committee session end- morninz i and continue through Royal Air hurricane pilots of a With On Europe Thnrsdatfi Fridav morning the luty-di yi large ciues troons wh ok LEWIS PROGRiiLI Force fighter command ywbd neV- id Representative Ramspeck (D-Ga) 4 ranking' Democratic member described the Welch action as the most asinine thing the commitee ever' did" formed In four months -j It has been reported in Switzer er- before had been in battle fought two German Hinkell raidp ers" At times the battling planes 4 I land that the Germans now have SAN FRANCISCO April 2 (UP) xne nri ioes ro ner local mar- htftvun i a i i came within 20 feet 6f the sea WASHINGTON April 2 (AP) Sumner- Welles undersecretary bf state had another appointment with President Roosevelt today It was the third since Welles' return from a fact-finding survey in Rome Berlin Paris and London riage bureau and the soldier in the Tiaa Sen Burton Whaler (D-Mont) Mrs Norton exnlainA that Js hot a thhrdj-party candidate for Welch intended to! protect amend- SfSSS JSjfSS aid however that their Late Bulletins president fanqy wouia riuac uy a nomination if it were jsffered (qontinued on Pdaet Col 5) no Immediate formality) is necessary I presence "gfves cause for' alarm" i him wouldrather he senaiar irom Montana than4 vice president but would be interested if the Demo- church'si anriual general confer- ence opens 'but President Heber Grant will be absent He is recuperating in Los Angeles from a prolonged illness-1 His counselor! Reuben Clark Jr will preside- French Plane Falls In Luxembourg Zone LUXEJtBOURG April 2 A French! bohibing plane caught fire and was destroyed after it had made a forced landing last night near central Luxembourg One of the crew of five was wounded and was taken to a hos- WonderT how these hasty mar 120000 US Census Enumerators Go A-Calling Mussolini Raises Pay" riages will work out! a cratic party offered him as a pres identiai candidate- 4 'Ttockefeller Center" has been To Meet Living Costs ThA voteYafti Ddlitlcal Vieaaer On Americans By Boat Plane On Horse Afoot Completed at an expenditure of TnnHft T1flin hi IvieWS in la I tt- ROME: April 2 (AP) The WASHINGTON April 2 An agreement reached! today by the oint housetsenate Conference committee cleared: the way (for final enactment of the! first deficiency appropriation bill carrying $14367000 for construction on western irrigation projects during the balance of the cur- rent fiscal year If the house and senate approve the conference report and the 'president signs the bill the funds would ana in interviews swmuv'i declined commlnlA however on 1 1 nuxiiii km a jip Aril 2 f-nouncing who wisneu-fwnicn is iao -provioea as a pen- cabinet today adopted a proposal to keen income data secret might On hbrse and foot by oat and mail the (information unsigned toi group of buildings I John iewis threatt congregate laboj ifarm Negro and youth organizations ana pensions for government employes an average of about seven Washington in a franked envelope plane the census enumerators wint calling on Mr and Mrs the other four were in- pital and terned ii fliaM iN)33iuie uit- new con- I ner cent i i structiott 2291d brownstone houses lmng C0t3 in' into a new party! if Democrats am not nominate "suitable" presiden erica today while Senator To- alty under present law Regardless of Tobeys efforts the census army was on the march No home was too fine nor none too mean for the enumerators Uncle Sam promised the enumerators 4 cents apiece' for the name and vital statistics on war were demolished bey (R-NH) peppered laway at become available immediately tial candidate I i inis followed 1 government de I their heels with another oratorical fusillade "I va- tea increased of 10 to 15 per cent of "orivate whfm nd salaries WORLD WAR instead of telling yie enumerator: Actually Tobey charged this method provides I no anonymity The blank which must be obtained from the I enumerator contains twospaces he said in which the enumerato? will make" notations enabling tabulators! to trace the income information of the person who supplies it Som 12000a strong the legion DAILY iasc month of enumerators sett out" on "the MEMORIES ong trek which will take them a LONDON April 2 (UP) A mimic Adolf Hitler told Germans iwho dared to listen iik to the British German language radio program last night that he as going to show his loveJtrAmer-ica by proclaiming irrojtectorate SAFETY TFLIS Alt total bf 25000000 miles produce the answers to more than 1 fwi DOO000 questions and tell the na- every one of his estimated 132-000000 nephews and nieces The enumerators were ordered not only to count the population but to find out how many were unemployed how many were earning just a little how many people live in tourist camps how many have migrated in flight FOR BENEFIT OF CENSUS DIRECTOR FLOOD REFUGEES TO VOTE FOR RIVER DIKE WILLlikSPORT Pa1 April 2 task of moving posses-i sions back'1' into flood-damaged homes was delayed while residents of this Susquehanna river town? participated in a special election The voting was to determine whether tiey are in favor of a dike system of flood control pro SAYINGS over it and making it a "blossom ion how far it has come since the irst tabulation in 1700 There was no "Godspeed" how ing garden" Tins SIS THE 50th DAY Inrtl 5 fAPl (AP) ANEW YORK AprU 2 ever from Tobev who has hpon By United Press i The World wai 25 years ago April 2 915 Austrian -troops stubbornly resisted Russian offensive in batue of the Carpathians! Battle of Wocvre on' western front underway with French action to 'reduce St Mihiel eahent Minor localized fighting along President from i dust or hard times in Ui Again counselling people to refuse answers to the income ques-tions'on the ground that they violate privacy Tobey announced he had introducced a to rescind the 60-day jail penalty which may be imposed for failure to 'supply census information i Tobfey's hill to rescind the jail penalty -would not jhowever lift the requirement for i a 100 fine waging war against I the census questions on" personal income WITHOUT A TRAFFIC FATALITY IN OGDEX "Why break the spesfed limit to keep an appoint imentT Start sooner and play last rive years how- manyown their own homes what crops they He 6aid in a broadcast Mondav the task today of answering the census taker's questions about ther first family of the land 13 OUesHftWCf iff a VVMIiaTVi said late today "there will be no strike" as threatened on the two privately operated New York' City subway and elevated rail night that Secretary Commerce taisei what sanitaryand electri safe" Weber County balety posed by army engineers cal facilities they have and a council lopkini was perpetrating a fraud" on the country by an- the western front Austin director of the census road system They 10502 to 50 multitude of Other questions.