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Show r 4 PROGRESSIVE OPINION Rebeli Press Santander tfewg Review of Current Event YANKS DESERT SHANGHAI Black Nominated Bombs, Shalli Rain Death . . . San. For Court Post . . . White House Legislation Snagged Draught Aid As Governor of Kansas, AM M. London whipped together a workable program for movement of livestock from larger farms to suitable from the Insurgent REPORTS said that 35 villages and 1,000 prisoners had been captured by the rebels In their drive on the tiny remaining p.ntiutr and slice of the northern Spanish coast held by the government The admitted that some had been made, but refused to concede that General Franco's forces were threatening the main defenses of the Santander area. Franco, In his new drive, was useventuing the same tactics which ally brought about the downfall of Bilbao after a siege of many. months. Bombing planes and artillery were pounding the fortifications while other airplanes poured machine gun fire upon trenches and buy the Bd of graslng lands, and for shipment toed and water to the s mall-herone family farms. gov-emin- es We Sell Only the Bt Watches Once Small Clocks Watches originally were small clocks and were worn hung from the girdle because they were too 11- large for the pocket Jenny Linds Grave Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, is burled In Malvern, England. SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE You Must Help in the Fight For Justice One year $1.50 6 Months $1.00. Rates : 3 Months 50c. LIFE SUBSCRIPTION Fill in the following for self or friend. Editor Progressive Opinion: Please send Enclosed find dugouts. We are careful in our selection and this Xnsurt Quality. We work up t( Insurgents planned the Santander advance to require as little manpower as possible, so as to leave enough men at the Madrid front to start a separate offensive there If necessary. They admitted the loyalists had caught them napping with an offensive west of Madrid In July,1 causing them to abandon the SanPaper to tander drive temporarily, but deU U32 of today. scene repealed being Thb Shanghai clared that That will not happen this time." J Address That an might not be going as well as General Franco Insisted was indicated when he was forced Into' WEEK WORLD'S THE SUMMARIZES the paradoxical act of shelling one, of i C WMUni Kiwwi Union. of his own cities, Segovia. This was it dear that it will not push through done, it was reported, to quell a reIt Still Wasn't War you. 0u wages bellion among the insurgent forces. the President's SHERMAN wai the Yank and hours bill, as dictated WilInsurrecthe said that also was It by GEN. ia credited with the reis in select liam Green, president of the Ameri- tion had been spreading among sevmarkable observation that war la can Federation of Labor, unless eral provinces. BEST-a- n helL" Now the 4,000 Yanka in the southern farmers get their cotton goods-ONL- Y North China danger zone are agreed loans. Furthermore, the Southernthat while the current unpleasant-ness- " ers under the capital dome are now Rumor Has Farley Quitting exactly nj may not be official war In asking for loans as high' as 15 cents JS Genial Jim" Farley going to the eyes of the Japanese govern- a pound, and in some cases even resign as postmaster general to ment, It surely la the other thing. 18 cents. The South Is not any too become the executive head of an With ahrapnel raining around well in accord with maximum hours automobile firm? Thats what his their ears, Americans in Shanghai and minimum wages anyway. friends in WashingSpirit prepared to leave while the leaving whole affair Is ton say, and Jim of result the The was good, and the U. S. S. Augusta, not denied the has stalemate. a Somebody complete flagship of Uncle Sam's China will have to betta rumor, as he has give in; somebody probsquadron, stood by to help them promptly denied wUl, and there will be ably make their getaway, as the great on a similar rumors In purchases I city of 3,500,000 Inhabitants sweated wholesale scale. For past Farley, it congress wants the in a crisis that threatened greater Is said, seeks to resnow flies. destruction than the fighting of 1932. to adjourn before the try t habilitate his persenate were In the Southerners At least three Americans were sonal fortunes. As killed in the opening skirmishes, also worried when Senator Robert postmaster general with handy bedalong with about 800 others, mostly F. Wagner of New York succeeded he has lost $10,000 a Chinese. Yet the American State In winning recognition to debate an year over his salary bill, the type of which of $15,000 and Is, ac- - ,hn Parley department indicated that the United States had no intention of becom- the South has been successful In cording to his friends, today in debt4 ing involved, even if some American blocking since the Civil war. Sane The story went that he would be2c less were of the opinion that the bill, at come an executive of the Pierce-Arrolives were lost The gravest situation in the unde- ready passed by the house, might Motor corporation, that 5,000 clared war to date arose when three be defeated by filibuster (Senator new shares of stock would be delivto Bilbo of threatened Chinese bombing planes attacked Mississippi ered to him, and that he would also the Idzumo, Japanese flagship as It filibuster until Christmas) but more be allowed to share In the $100,000 Call our business office or lay in the nothern end of the Bund. believed that the Southern members stock purchase warrants. The bombs missed their mark, but would consent to its passage to put Wonder if the Pierce-Arrosales order from any employee they drew the Are at the Japanese, President Roosevelt on the spot" force is watching the charts for and it was not long before consid- They explained that if he did not Maine and Vermont? erable areas of Shanghai were set sign it he would lose the negro vote so essential to the third term that aflame by the incendiary shells. Ironically enough, most of the is being whispered about, and that Shells Pepper Great Wall ITEMS damage and loss at life was caused if he did sign it the Democratic clash of the Chinese by the Chinese themselves. Chinese South would drop him like a- - hot FIRST army with the planes zoomed over the city in the potato. Japanese Invaders occurred at hisThe local section of direction of the Japanese ships, to toric Nankow pass in the Great ' the cheers at' the populace, still Nominee Draws Rebuke wan, 30 miles northwest of Peiping, I tccnocrat ! organization meets mindful of the fact that the out-his customary exercise of when the Eighty ninth division, Monday evenings in the County come of the 1932 affair might have from the provinces of Suiyuan and dramatic, President Roose.Commissioners room in the been different had the Chinese Shansi attacked the Japanese nominated velt Senator L. Hugo owned military planes at that time. City County Building o But ffie cheers turned suddenly into Black (Dem., Ala.) to fill the vacan' Through thl. pass the J.p.ne cy on the Supreme Mondays at 8 P. M. screams of horror as bombs began court bench caused have been able to move reinforce dropping not upon the hated enemy, e, protec-toratments from Manchukuo, its by the retirement of but upon defenseless Chinese civilThe Salt Lake local of The and the Chinese wanted to Justice Willis ians who filled the native quarters' control out of They it gain wiped Senator streets. porkers Alliance holds public a whole battalion of Japanese Black not had even meetings on the North Lawn Frightful were the scenes which been mentioned for diers in the opening battle. filled the bombed area, as 1,500 of the City County Building on The immediopened Japanese up consideration previdead and wounded lay about, some afterward with heavy artillery Tuesday evenings other than of them blown to bits. Explanation ously, and the ap- ately fire which the Chinese failed to refor the slaughter, as prepared by the second and fourth Tuesdays pointment was a turn. Indeed the latter were silently Mme. Chiang complete surprise to wife of the of 0 the month. into positions retreating they his colleagues. Chinese dictator, was that the men more As secure. shells fell thought 20 For flying the bombers had been woundyears it has The Peoples Open Forum ed by Japanese been a custom, in the city of Nankow, Area were and machine guns and their planes had when a senator is sppointed to high seen to arise from heavily populatin the City and County meets ed areas. The Chinese, however, been so crippled that the bombs office, for his nomination to be conwere said to be equipped with Building each Sunday at 8.P.M. were released unintentionally before sidered In open executive session. the fliers reached their objective. But when Senator Ashurst (Dem., trench mortars with which to deTwo of the airmen were killed. Ariz.) proposed this in Senator fend the pan once they considered sxsss The planes of destruction had Black's nomination, objections their position satisfactory. Japanese warned that all of their been purchased in the United States. came forth Immediately from Senforces in North China, some 40,000 However, the opinion of members ator Burke (Dem., Neb.) and Senaof the United States senate commit- tor Johnson (Rep., Calif.). They fighting men, would be loosed upon the Chinese if they made any attee on foreign affairs was that a asked that the nomination be restatement expected from President ferred to the senate Judiciary com- tempt to return to the old capital In Roosevelt would not involve the neu- mittee for careful consideration. Peiping, now held by the Invaders. trality act with its power to outlaw This was viewed in the light of a the sale of arms and the extension distinct rebuke for the nominee. When you need anyProtests Lease of Ships of credits to belligerent nations. Senator Black has been a militant influential newspaper thing in die Una of Japanese authorities continued to leader in the fight for the Presi- LA NACION, Buenos Aires, Argentina, insist that they meant no harm to dent's wages and hours neat and attractive legislation. caused some stir by vigorously prothe Chinese people, and that their As a he would have the opjustice testing the proposed leasing of obaim was still for the portunity to pass upon measures solete United States warships to of China, Manchukuo and Japan. regulating public utility holding Brazil, declaring that such an act They also revealed that voluntary companies, federal would upset the balance of naval authorizing U contributions to the nation's war loans and grants for publicly-owne- d power In South America. chest, coming from all over Japan, power plants, and fixing prices In Secretary of State Hull had writhad reached a total of $2,500,000. the soft-coitvtvi vs Industry. He was, as ten a letter to the senate naval comthe chairman of the Black commit- mittee authoricongressional asking OK tee to investigate lobbying, the cenwar for the leasing of over-ag-e South Demands Crop Loans Cowfater of a storm of public opinion dur- ty American to South vessels repubOONGRESS regarded adjourn-- ing the Rid. In MrXowl'illowjPacific Tram months of 1938. the early When lics. Argentinian objecmuni Union with Sawy in tions were noted. President Roosethan ever as the wage-hobill got w Union Pacific out that the vessels in velt pointed all tangled up with surplus agricul- Strange Doings at Sea question were obsolete, and were tural control and cotton loans in G'OUR insurgent airplanes dropped only to be used for training. State what looked like a hopeless mess. a 25 bombs upon the Danish ves- department policy, he said, would t With the Department of Agriculsel Edith and sank it In the prohibit their use against any govture estimating a 15,500,000-bal- e bwooriaWwiJi cotcame the report from ernment friendly to the United ton crop, about 3,000,000 bales more ad discomforts. Barcelona. The crew of 20 and States. than can be consumed. Southern French observer for the representatives and senators were control were rescued by two FAeS Jewelry, Watch, Kodak demanding surplus crop loans. The fishing boats. The owners of the Purge Toll to Date: 320 Commodity Credit corporation has vessel. In Copenhagen, said It was Russians In East EXAMPLES OF low gEVENTY-TWRepairing authority to make such loans. their twentieth ship to be captured were lined up and shot FFOM SALT LAKF DnLuo In a press conference, President or bombed by the rebels. Toni tha to$31.00 government, bringing the by Cm 75 East 2nd. South Roosevelt Indicated that he had no $28.07 31.0 Tha captain of tha French freight- tal number of eaitem execution! In $18.00 29.33 intention of permitting a 56.50 cot24.00 er Peame reported to authorities Ruasiaa purge of Ttotzkyiata" to S3 In Years Salt Lake 43.M ton loan until congress passed toe that a torpedo had been fired 41.28 upon 820. The 72, described as rightist 44.80 26.50 43.05 Chicago agricultural control program and his ship by an unidentified subma- terrorists, ware charged with op-- ! 21.2 46.00 Louis 18.00 SL . floated wMeh bealde bill which his rine granary 38.00 ship for erating along tha Siberian railroad 565 29.55 Denver of Agriculture Wallace says several minutes off the Tunisian for tha Japanasa secret 43.20 We 31:00 serve service, can 38.35 Omaha.. you is necessary before the new session eoait. 31 & It wa alleged the aectued 1.00 in January. Trouble Is the house Whan the Spanish tanker Campea wrecked a train, killing 14 pars better than ever committee doesn't know how to dor was sunk In the Mediterraneand Injuring 40. to other potato. Llbsr Simitar low round trip lira write such a bill and maka it stick, an, the rebel command Issued Arrests of officials in charge o$ Ursa. jH-- a in view at the Supreme court's deci- communique taking the full blame. various branches of the Soviet Tty tow wm sion on the AAA. But the captain of the tanker In- omy who had failed to make them Now the southern bloc has mada als ted an Italian destroyer sank It . production quotas continued. 2$dunxJul W. standard, and fudged that our prices are rlgt So Come on Out PlcIuuuI much-desire- yourself and take advantage we are trying to do for d Store Managei You can save expert THE then he makes the price climbing the stairs Having the Cooperative we can and will serve you Proveusby making your hoss-tradin- Come out this week end and a room extension telephone. It costs than w Phone your Order Tot Call Was. 8464 a day. Utah Consumers 860 South Main S'reet w LOCAL the .ECTRICITY yITH is Cheap in the territory we Serve Kai-she- k, anti-aircra- ft Utah Power &. Light Co. DONT FORGET US llBl PRINTING. 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