The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

Italian Baftlewagon Lets Go Salvo Against British JAPAN TO SPffi CENSUS TAKERS 'HAPPY WARRIOR' RED GROSS RUSHES AID TO BRITISH PROTEST IDAHO NEGRO KILLSWARSHAL (Continued from Page One) Machine guns riot guns and BACKSWILLKIE (Continued from Page One) iVAR SUFFERERS Other Foreigners Claim LIST 'BIGGEST' 25UUITIES Denver Crowds Out Jersey City to Win Top Billing Governor Smith's public standing and reputation should support me" Willkie said after learning- of the ed Involved In Alleged Espionage Plot high-power rifles were trained on Sheriff deputies said Hendrick-son had been arrested In 1936 on an embezzlement charge New Yorker's declaration 850000 Lbs of Supplies Daily Sped to Europe Conflict Zones He referred to President Roosevelt's recent comment that some prominent Democrats who had offered their support to Willkie TOKYO Julv 31 (UP) Japan will was called by the police to 4 'v refuse even to consider any Brit bring an ambulance to the spt at about six a said Summers "There was a lot of gunfire and thought more of money than humanity and remarked: ish protest against the arrest oi British subjects in connection witl an alleged espionage plot Yaki- "I hope that is not said of Gov ernor Smith The man started we were told to move back One of the officers shouted to me that Meffen and Glenn had been shot to death He ordered me to return to Boise to organize posses WASHINGTON July 31 The American Red Cross is rushing an average of 850000 pounds of supplies daily to millions of suff ermine Europeans chiro Suma chief foreign ouice spokesman said today It was a mistake he added to assume Japan's action was entire from the sidewalks of New York He was a great liberal governor of New York desDite submarines air "The sheriff and many other of "As a matter of fact his liberal ly anti-British Any other persons Who in espionage" Mr principles were those adooted bv ficers are up there now but we won't know anything more about it gardless of nationality would b4 his two successors Franklin Roosevelt and Governor Herbert Leh dealt with relentlessly he asserted- of vw- A'' MtHHU II HilM rf until they return we couldn't get to the bodies because of the shoot man" In an earlier statement buma naa said he had reason to believe Brit 'American Way Smith who took a walk out of his ing" Summers said he understood the officers had gone to the cabin to ons were still being arrested He had said he did not know trie exact number arrested and then asked whether nersons of any other na bombers blockades and it has not lost a cargo In the 11 months since the war began its war relief machine has utilized 145 104 foreign and 41 to transport nearly $8000000 in food clothing medical supplies ambulances and emergency "field hospitals" to England France Belgium The Netherlands Norway Finland Poland and Luxembourg Every foreign ship leaving New York is being pressed into service Supplies are taken from the Red Cross warehouse In Jersey City party's 1936 convention said In a lengthy statement that "Willkie's nomination at Philadelphia was brought about in a democratic and American way In contrast to the eject the Negro who allegedly was illegally "squatting" on federal land The United States federal court clerk's office reported later the two WASHINGTON July 31 (AP) Census counters scrambled population standings of America's big cities today to create a "25-biggest list for 1940 The list generally includes the same cities as in 1930 but 13 of the 25 have different ranks than 10 years ago Houston Texas and Denver Colo made the grade for the first time crowding out Jersey City and Portland Ore Houston claimed the biggest jump from 26th to 21st Jersey City had the worst fall of the big cities from 23rd to 30th In line with forecasts that rural territories especially suburban areas were gaining at the expense of big cities eight of the first 25 showed Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Boston Pittsburgh San Francisco Newark and Rochester Preliminary figures complete except for transients and other minor factors not likely to change give the top 25 places to these cities: tionality had been arrested said: "I do not think for tne mo officers had left Boise to serve a ment" warrant on one Peare Royal This aDDarent hint that other for subservient and boss-controlled new deal bloc who had the nerve to style themselves a Democratic con Hendrickson Negro for contempt of court The clerk said Hendrickson had disobeyed a previous court vention eigners might later be involved was noted in view of newspaper demands that the government eliminate all foreign "spies" as well as "domestic agencies which they "I and millions of other genuine orde'r to evacuate the mountain and transported free to various Democrats throughout the United States will continue to protect and vv might use" defend true Democratic principles Newspapers continued 8PV property Six penitentiary guards armed with machine guns and the prison bloodhounds were taken to the scene to join in the attempt to capture the Negro The property on which the cabin scare and will In no way willingly or silently tolerate any foreign bloc call them new dealers or what not that attempt to prostitute these Nichi Nichl said the present arm 5 "vCX rests had exposed a British spy network which was the "largest among oreism cowers in the far east and is located formerly belonged to principles and substitute therefor any isms of their own" Charles Allen of Boise Allen said title to the ground even extended its tentacles to our IN MEDITERRANEAN This picture' made from another Italian warship is described In censored information as showing another Fascist warship firing daring the battle between British and Italian naval units in the central Mediterranean 1930 Fop 1940 Pop New York 7380259 Chicago 3384558 6930446 3376438 1950961 which includes 80 acres of timber land was given to the government about four years ago "I have known that Negro for about 15 years" Allen said "He t-nuaaeipnia 1935086 Detroit 1618549 Lob Angeles 1496792 AXIS TO DELAY Cleveland 878385 came to me in 1925 and asked me if capital" Australia Broadens Conscription Order CANBERRA Australia July 31 (AP) The government ordered today conscription of all Australian men of the ages of 20 22 23 and 24 for service in the citizen forces 1 6 -Week Engineer Exp eriment Opens for 120 Calif ornians CONSCRIPTION AGES CHANGED (Continued from Page One) Baltimore St Louis Boston Pittsburgh 1563662 1238048 900429 804874 821960 781188 669817 486869 634394 578249 he could live in an old cabin I had up there I let him occupy the place BRITISH BLITZ but some time later he began cutting trees "I ordered him to stop and he 854144 813748 769520 665384 663153 629553 589558 575150 492282 489976 452852 428236 400175 386170 573076 "open" ports in Europe Twenty ships have left New York this month with relief cargoes Most of these were British They included the Samaria Scythia Con-suelo Brittanica and Tuniffa Few carry relief shipments exclusively because of the need of space for military supplies in the eyes of Germany mingles with the "mercy" goods Because of this the British ships usually go to Halifax and pick up a convoy Skippers have sealed orders Points of debarkation generally are not even revealed to the Red Cross and sometimes these are' changed during the -voyages if the original destinations become "unsafe" Since British channel ports have become daily targets of German planes British vessels have landed relief cargoes along with their other supplies at western British ports and at Glasgow Scotland Inasmuch- as all European ports except those on the narrow strip of Portugal and northern Spain are closed to American ships only one IJnited States vessel the Mc-Keesport has taken a relief cargo to' Europe in recent weeks Chartered by the Red Cross from the maritime commission she sailed with a million-dollar cargo of medicines surgical supplies and auxiliary hospital trucks which are now being distributed in the unoccupied regions of France under direct Red Cross supervision' Washington San Francisco Milwaukee Buffalo New Orleans Minneapolis Cincinnati Newark Kansas City got very obstreperous Later he told within the commonwealth (R-NH) Final committee action on the bill will be taken Thursday a sheepherd who told me that he 458762 464351 451160 442337 Men of 21 had been called np previously Smathers said It was expected to had a 30-30 rifle and that nobody be approved 399746 News Views (Continued from Page One) that Monterey is nearer Ogden today than St George was in the days of the horse and buggy naa Detter -monKey around' with him Indianapolis 364161 Supporters of the measure esti shipbuilding capacity six times tha of this country" warned the forest service boys mated that the age alteration would reduce from 42000000 to about 12-000000 the number of men to be Houston 386150 Seattle 366847 Rochester 324694 Louisville 318713 Denver 318415 292352 365583 328132 307745 287861 At the White House defense ana otner orncers to stay away from him and I haven't hn im velopments included announcement there alone since I was afraid he registered To Form Home Guard Army officials had said previous of a ban on aviation gasoline ex- ports prohibiting them to all na- woum kill somebody" Included in posses at th Forty dollars to the west coast of old Mexico for three travelers is an inviting excursion morning in addition to the pen (Continued from Page One) demands of Bulgaria and Hungary at Germany's order Manoilescu said Rumania is determined to keep some of the territory her neighbors demand and suggested that Bulgaria and Hungary might have to be content with an exchange of population instead of actual large land transfers The conference of Havana uniting the Americas against foreign aggression closed last night amid cheers and document-signing although seven other republics joined Argentina in making last-minute reservations to their commitments Secretary of State Cordell Hull declared the conference a success in "clearing the decks for effective action" ITALIAN TROOPS ly that while those from 18 to 64 were to be registered only men be itentiary guards were five from the sheriff's office here three state tween 21 and 45 would be subject to selective draft for military serv poncemen and six from the Boise ice The great majority of those ponce department READY TO HELP Of course that does not include the wear and tear on the car but boys never stop to count such incidentals for if they were home the car would be doing equally heroic service called these officials had said They were eaulnndd wtth would be in the 21 to 31 group tions except those or tnu Hemisphere The announcement was made by Stephen Early press secretary at a conference with reporters Final action on the Burke-Wads-worth military training bill was held up yesterday by the senate military committee after arguing over Republican demands that President Roosevelt formally disclose his views Instead the committee gave speedy and unanimous clearance to bombs machine guns sawed-off snotguns pistols and rifles (Continued from Page One) The youngest and oldest groups were to be used to form home guard units under the original provisions of the bill but Smathers said this had been eliminated entirely from Now is an opportune time to go south of the border down Mexico way capture Gibraltar famed fortress rock guarding the western entrance to the Mediterranean long coveted ITALY WARNING by Spain Spain and Britain are not yet at war however be BERLIN July 31 The axis the bill authorizing the chief exec Eventually the border will utive to order the national guard right against Britain will be diffi HELD LOGICAL cult and the British have nreDared and the officers reserve corps intr Troops Jn small boats carrying artillery were reported concentrated near La Linea Spanish port active training for a year formidable resistance Dr Robert Democratic Leader Barkley sai PASADENA Calif July 31 (AP) School is starting at California institute of technology for 120 men 30 to 40 years of age who will attempt to become competent aviation engineers in only 16 weeks in a $150000 experiment for the national defense program The experiment is sponsored by "Caltech" and Lockheed aircraft corp each of which will supply eight weeks instruction The men all having some sort of engineering degree already will be paid $200 month each while studying Caltech aviation professors relinquished their summer vacations to conduct the eight weeks classroom phase of the program Proponents of the idea have received unofficial assurance from the government that if it succeeds it may be applied to the whole aviation industry To initiate the program Lockheed engineering and personnel executives went to Chicago Milwaukee and other midwestern centers They advertised in the daily papers They interviewed hundreds of applicants Their chief difficulty was in convincing skeptics that no strings were attached to the proposition of $200 a month pay while learning At the end of the course the students are free to accept jobs anywhere in the aviation industry although each has been promised a Lockheed job The program was worked out in conferences between President Robert Gross of Lockheed Robert A Millikan head of Caltech and Hall Hibbard Lockheed vice-president and chief engineer At a dinner on the eve of training courses' opening Dr Max Mason Caltech executive councilman told the students they were selected to "help end the disgusting degradation of men to the tyranny of the structive of human lives than the weather just behind Gibraltar and reports closed either by friend or foe One of the Italian statesman has announced that the blitzkrieg planned for the invasion of England must be postponed and a wearing down process be adopted (Continued from Page One) he expected little opposition to th from France said Italy was con centrating bombing planes at her contest depends of course on how much the Domilatinns national guard measure in the senate where it may be taken up late this week Sardinian bases for an air attack Ley leader of the German labor front wrote today in a special article published by the newspaper Der Angriff "We national socialists must fight and fight hard" he wrote "We don't deceive you of that against "the Rock" WVUliU 1U the way of punishment It's not only a question of morale but of actual That is almost equivalent to a the measure Stimson told the house committee that the only way for the nation to "meet a war situation" Is by compulsory military service He described the system of voluntary enlistments as a costly failure" Of the dangers which he considers this country to face the war secretary said: "A prudent trustee must take into consideration that in another 30 days Great Britain may be conquered and her fleet come under enemy control Across the Pacific there is a powerful Japan in sympathy with Italy and Germany Must Reverse Prejudices "We've got to reverse very radically our prejudices about our first line of defense "A German victory over England would give her a fleet outranking that of the United States and a Such an attack presumably would be coordinated with a big smash against England Isolated attacks jmysicai stamina This Ad and Will Give You Genuine $195 HOUSE OKEHS DEFENSE SUM Continued from Page One) serve items for a still larger ground force of about 2000000 men 2 Money for 18412 planes of which 4028 will be for the navy to give it a total of 10028 and 14-394 for the army to give it close to 25000 3 Money to start 200 more fighting ships for the navy This will make 355 combat vessels under con-structionr and 52 auxiliaries When this program is completed in several years the United States will have 701 "useful" vessels comprising a navy of 3547700 tons which will include 35 battleships 20 airplane carriers 88 cruisers 378 de- If the war settles into one of confession of defeat for the Germans and Italians in their attempt to overwhelm Britain "England will defend herself ob stinately with all her energy against the historic stronghold England power is great But actual attrition Britain would seem to have the advantage in the winter months because her blockade depends on warships while the have been occurring regularly Five persons were reported killed and 15 wounded in a raid on Gibraltar by our might is greater and our race gives us greater courage and strength" If that is a correct interpretation of the Italian position the news will be hailed as highly encouraging jacaa jiiust reiy maimy on tne air enemy bmbers presumably Ital ian Tuesday afternoon Luster Oil Permanent Self-Setting and Guaranteed Experienced Operators Hair Style Shampoo 50c i Heap o1 Beauty Salon Cool and Air-Conditioned 421 Eccles Bldg Phone 614 wiu iijring conditions Will D6 Dad Italy was reported to have com pleted the task of moving many Tientsin name of the Chinese or ner "pocket" submarines by ral treaty-port so much in the news means "Ford of Heaven" i through the Brenner Pass into Ger many These 36-foot craft were Though we are not in the war the people of the United States fear the results to follow if Britain were "destroyed A five-year-old starting on her first trip by train put this question: shipped in sections on flat cars FIREIEN PROBE BLAST WRECKAGE (Continued from Page One) son? were included Many persons and presumably would be important as a protecting arm in any German siroyers ana aou suomannes oy far the greatest fleet in world his Anderson's I a tory onslaught against Britain Swiss Frontier Closed Pi The new bill carried money to Germany Tuesday night closed al Jewelry rail and road frontier posts on the were sheltered in dormitories of meet all the requests made by President Roosevelt in his "total defense" message last month except for one for a "Mother do wef eat on the train? How do they keep the dishes from slidmg off the table? Will the whistle blowing keep us awake at night?" am mm m' mm Swiss frontier except one apparent ly to keep secret troop movements Company i new drydock in New York through southern Germany Only the post at Saint Margarethen in Austria was left open and even "Dog days" in the United States have caused 831 deaths The bill divided the huge sum $3-911995417 for the army and $1051-156540 for the navy Cash appropriations totaled $2234191957 and persons traveling on diplomatic Having gone thousands of miles by automobile the little girl knew all about traffic on our highways but a railroad train held much of mystery for her passports were compelled to pass the authority to enter contracts there amounted to $2728960000 The bill carried a provision lift It was pointed out here that by forcing all -travelers to Germany cm wo ilimi) (ER (TUfniniB OIP Wrtlil mwsrsi off mmim Even earthquakes are to be dreaded as much as the roar of artillery Over in Anatolia Turkey 300 persons have been killed by earth shocks ing the present restriction of 8 per to go around through Austria th Nazis could keep secret a westward Camden's naval militia armory The Salvation Army nearby hotels and the Red Cross housed others A soup company supplied food Four hours after the first explosion which set off the fires that quickly grew and spread a state of emergency was declared in the stricken surrounding area Householders the city over were urged to use as little water as possible With the supply feared running low at the roaring blaze It was near dusk before the fire was brought under control Smoke still overhung the blackened scene today The known dead are Raymond Harter 38 Holllngshead chief inspector and general storage manager burns of the entire body and William Merrigan 49 fireman who died Tuesday night from heat exhaustion and heart disease rush of men and materials Deaths in that part of the world from earthquakes have been recorded for months Rail traffic between the occupied and unoccupied sections of France definitely has been stopped the At last the railroads are beginning to recapture some of the travel which has been using other means of transportation and this child is among the first to give expression to a sense of adventure which is being experienced by those who have not known the pleasures of a train ride A Brigham City resident sug Jl French government announced de spite German denials People have been in panic and hundreds of thousands have fallen by the wayside or have been driven from the region GROVER RESIGNS Mm! 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