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' ' 4 - t ' ' 'it' 4 - ' Sv 'TA '' 4 b 4 I ' eN 14 :447735507e 1 I' 1r - 1:1 4 - 1 14 1 i - 5:::::i: :'i'''' ''''' — 1365a 24 CENTS PAGES-FI- VE I Four Major Powers Quit London Parley On Noninterventlion r Spanish Rebel Troops Seize Seven Towns liWatIMWRIIMa0M0‘0M1?0MMaisA '' ''''''''''''''''''' ''11':''' i' 1 ' ''''' n 1 iii 4411- - : t 1 7111t of Basques Surrender in Speedy Advance of Fascists :::::!J?":::" '' ' e '::":t t ' 17: f' ' t j RI rio z!!::: :pi 4?: l: i '' ) 1 :' ' i"1 '': ':: (A:-':7 ": :0: ": : -: ::' :' 1 :::C Threat Europe Faces of War as Germany Fails to Gain Point ' ':!:771 's —:i:er :''' b ::: ?: i:' V New- - 31ove----Looms- 7 7 I' Nazis Claim Right of Independent Against Loyal Nctioiti Forces— 'N :'j' :::::' ' :' federal taxes from ':H4' Franco-Spanish HENDAY E 1932 to 1936 through Joan operation 4'''''' ::?:"::1-- ' LONDON June 22 (—Four ma- Frontier June 22 (1113)—Generallwith a foreign Insurance corpora':':':''' 44 tion wilich treasury officiabi told ssimo Francisco Franco's nationaldik jor powers quit the nonintervention ‘ - k a joint congressional Investigating t council tabli Tuesday and Europe ists Tuesday night announced the Sonne Alma 1 '''::1'4:'i""'i:'"'::''''''":'::?' a "fake" committee Tuesday MO :'1e:':'''''''''::':'"' ''':''::'''- 4 "?:'':4 ' faced a serious crisis arising from capture of seven towns along the i 4 :! andel "shell" ' the Spanish civil war the river west bank Nervion of Those named were Richard E north of Bilbao and the surrender Dwight lawyer Winfield Ayres Germany unsuccessful in her deof thousands of Basque militiamen physician Henry W Lowe insurmand for a naval demonstration ::::::::'''t''::'':':' The swift Advance of Franco's ance broker Lawrence Marx cot''':k'the Spanish government against Ner:: columns the motorized i:''4 ::':''' ton broker Jacob W Schwab finanalong '!'::::::'i ':':::i::::: s'e' t'!:::7 -' was authoritative vion valley—eight miles from Bilby ':'' expected cier and George Thorns attorney bao to Portugalete where the river :?' The corporation was identified as sources to decide quickly upon some ::: A :: ':'::: ! flows into the sea—banished the '4 :1' :::' ::::!:!:' 'Standard Life Insurance Co Ltd' ':''i::1::1::::':':::'77 ':4'!:1:::::''':''' unilateral manifestation or action !: threat of counter attacks by the l':!'i It was organized in Nassau BahaBritain The four powers--Gr- eat remnants of the mas Islands in November 1931 Basque loyalist and Germany—were t::: lFrance Italy 1::::1i O: :' : army by Walter C Baber a British cit'unable to agree after three days of :' I The captured towns lying in a izen and a member of the firm of negotiations on a formula to satisfy' Alma of Sonne For:::: bank were line the river Logan Braddock game to the core and '':''''''''''''::''Wn'':4:: along Baber Baylis & Co Insurance and '''":::':" ::::::: '':: ':':i::::' Germany over alleged Spanish at'':':' OrtuelSestao Baracaldo a tax consultants New York' tictugalete ' '''gallant fighter right down to the '::El: asA"1 'SS tempts to torpedo the German :: :::::::::::":::::::':'4: Chosen head Unit to AldeEscortilla and la last blow °collapsed and was IJejarreta ::4'-::'4- ' 'i:''':i? cording to testimony before the cruiser Leipzig June 15 and 11 off — reneta counted out by- Referee Tommy i:::::::!:::::g:::::sil:'-A::'r:committee O'es&r:: the Algerian coast 4 Other Officers Selected Franco's northern Thomas just one minute and ten headquarters Eight policies totaling $15275000 if'"!i?A5:::'1!i: 13 Vitoria at said that complete seconds after the eighth round: were Issued to the six New YorkRupture Told started Basque battalions have surrendered ers They were summed up by Mason Joachim on Ribbentrop GerThe among the four pow O N ::::'"::?::::'':f:: to fall of MALMQUIST the since nationalists the By B Leming general assistant to the man ambassador He was one of era wasrupture Out "cold" and so badly beaten ':::1: disclosed in a communique ini: Bilbao last ancient BRYCE CANYON June 22—Utah that his handlers had to carry him the conferees at a meeting of issued after- a conference at the Saturday chief counsel of the Internal reve'' :)'‘ Z''?'::Si cluding the motorized police column spokesmen for four European British foreign office among Fornue departmht as: bankers concluded ong of the largest to his corner and administer restorI comwas the under that personal while a frenzied cr owd :!':7:'::":::::':::::::::i:::: powers which ended in an imeign Secretary Anthony Eden Count and most successful- conveatlems of atives Reported Income mand of Jose Antonio Aguirre milled in the ring Braddock lost S::':'?A':i :"' passe As a result a serious crisis Dino Grand! Italian ambassador — ' "::) ''4::::M:' i: :':" association their of the semiautonomous has arisen in 'European affairs history Tuesday the championship in his first atpresident Dwight: 58 Hughes' former law Joachim Von Ribbentrop German " ' ' )" Basque government partner $4000000 policy He re- with a business session at which of- tempted defense and proved again ambassador and Charles Corbin When the ported a net income of 117- - ficers were elected and resolutions the truth of the adage that they French ambassador shock troops seized Portugaiete to 51809 from 1932 to 1935 and paid rarely cart come back successfully ') Germany and Italy returned to '''' : adopted of control the mouth the Nervion taxes of $29963 The internal reveafter a long layoff ':'"::: :')'':'':'':f':':T'::: :?:::: cooperation with the nqninterven- and a area of river nue department disallowed $578072 Alma Sonne vice president and Two years out of the ring Bradbring large '?:''' ': tion committee recently on augur:: mines and steel plants foundries '!''':)' in deductions made on loans from cashier of the First National bank dock lacked the stamina or the ii:"lif:i:)::::-71:z::!:::::i:ances that any attack against neuQ 4 wi RiloT01 t and smelters Under Franco's control f:0)::::?:z::Q the insurance company and is seek of Logan was elected president to staying powers to stand up under tral ships in Spanish waters would five battalions of Basques threw ing to collect an additional tax of succeed C G Salisbury of Spring- the crushing power of the punches be deemed the "common concern" chamLouis who won Joe the down their arms and surrendered heavyweight boxing Tuesday Actual tossed by his younger stronger and $23039974 plus penalties of all Both had withdrawn last vice as served ville who has first The Basques sent word from Forcash expended by Dwight in conmuch harder-hittin-g rival pionship by triumphing over Jim Braddock in Chicago month following Spanish air attack tugalete that they were ready to A crowd estimated by Copromotnection with the insurance trans- president during the past year on their warships in the internathe surrender after of their exflight action was 13711549 er estiMike the convention at 65000 Jacobs resolution with tional patrol By - Marxist comrades from the Astumated- reeeiptsof $650000 saw Ayres 68 physician New York pressed: Of Roosivelt Foreign Secretary Bden earlier Supporters rias McHe to Louis $400000 little policymore Unalterable the than three City after reported announced Britain's stand in the opposition Franco's airplanes scattered leafa net income of $604966 in 1932 Adoo branch banking bill which years of professional fighting behouse of commons when he declared Down in Opposition lets containing the warning over taxes totaling 124398 would extend across state lines the come the first negro king of the and the government had no intention of Santander Basque city about 45 Ayres- made no further use of the branch banking privileges of na- heavyweights since Jack Johnson joining In a mass warship demon- Voice Vote on Bilbao Majority west of miles north is and the the of 1910a government ruled corporation the main division in tional banks Approval stration off Valenchi pending Spanish coast It is the last imposeeking tti collect an additional house bill which would provide for 1915 rtant city held by the Basque adBERLIN June 22 CIII—Reichs- $164209 on his 1932 income which the abolishment and liquidation of The giant of a white man who WASHINGTON June 22 UP)- -- fuehrer Adolf Hitler's Voelkischer SAN DIEGO Cal June 22 (AP)—Twelve giant navy patrol I ministration fixed at $2205966 on Page Sixteen) has been (Continued the postal savings system -11:30 — toOk off which at from Roosevelt forces overrode all—opp- Beobachter led the German press San Diego bay (Column One)— planes With Broker Firm arrived at Coco Solo Canal Zone at 3:30 p m (P S T) Tuesday ositlon Tuesday to push next fiscal Tuesday night In bitter h Budget Balance massed United in the States er completing longest nonstop flight editorials after failure of the Lowe 58 associated with the Dissatisfaction with the present relief $1500000000 year's approprinaval history conference in London to firm of Johnson & Higgins in- state of the federal budget and subation the senate in 28 3087 were through The planes hours and covered miles in he air surance brokers $2500000 policy urged that immediate steps be taken agree on a course of action in the They arrived at Coco Solo by 6:30 p m Canal Zone time stantially the form wanted by the Leipzig case He reported net taxable income of to start bringing it back into bal60 Twelve officers and enlisted men took part in the flight administration $7601815 from 1933 to 1936 and ance Approval of legislation to manufactured the purpose of which was the delivery After brushing aside an attempt Won't Experiment paid taxes of $921973 The govern- exempt state bank and trust complanes from the factory direct to their station of duty Some observers regarded the ediment fixed his taxable Income at panies which are not members of by Senator Vandenberg (R) MichiThey kept to an altitude of 9000to 10000 feet for the best gan to turn relief administration torial as virtual announcement that $44790767 during those years and the federal reserve system from proavailable conditions but encountered' moderate headwinds durback to the states the chamber Germany Is again quitting the nonIs seeking to collect an additional vision of the social security act Feding the night 113749568 approved the big measure on a voice intervention committee eral reserve members are now exIt was the navy's fourth long distance "routine transfer" of "One certainly must riot expect Marx ' 48 member of the cot- empt so- vote PARIS June 22 CHICAGO June 22 LID—ReprIn London that Germany nevertheplanes ton brokerage firraof Cohn Hall - Thanks to all individuals business to House Back Camille cialist Tuesdair Chautemps With Lieutenant CommarIder Knefler McGinnis in charge less will continue to experiment" Marx & Co two policies total- firms and organizations including esentatives of the "Big Five" railfdrmed second six made a naval of front kind first the that the wird to of inthen It for back house the after conference der huge night planes people's flight He January collapse ing $5000000 reported Canton lodge which contrib- road brotherhoods voted unani29 and 30 1934 when they flew from San Francisco bay to Honogovernment with the aid and par- consideration of numerous senate fuehrer's mouthpiece ass e rted flatly come of $3288117 from 1934 to 1936 Bryce uted to the success of the conven- mously Tuesday to call for a strike lulu 2400 miles "German sailors are too good to ticipation of Leon Blum his social- amendments nearly all secondary $132266 in taxes The tion vote among their 350000 members "lurid fixed his corrected income Officers elected were In January 1937 12 big naval planes under Lieutenant Corn ist predecessor As an amendment the senate play the role of guinea pigs amid mender William Dade flew from the California mainland to (Continued on Page Two Announcement was Made by A Chautemps announced he had as- vôted to extend the publie Works the ignofance of English diplomaa A Cheley cashier of the (Column Five) Honolulu sembled a cabinet shortly after the administration—fon two yearsand tsaatothe real nature cfboishea- --State bank atVemal first vice F Whitney trainmen president socialist national council voted 3972 make $340000000 tvallable from the vism" The third transfer took place last April 12 and 13 Twelve who said the membership would president to 1369 to back the new government P W Alrevolving fund for grants naval air cruisers bearing 78 men flew from San Diego to HonoAuthoritative sources said earlier E H Street cashier of the Rich- vote on three at the insistence of Blum whose and loans lulu 2553 miles remaining in "V" formation all the way that Germany is free to take action questions in which I field Commercial bank second vice own cabinet fell when a conservaA voice vote disposed of a pro- independent of other powers OffiBesides the long distance transfers which the navy regards an affirmative vote would empower president ic as "routine" naval fliers have operated extensively over the tive senate refused him decree pow- posal by Senator Bridges (R) New cials however warned against H B Crandal vice president and a strike call ers over troubled French finances Hampshire) to triM the appropria- jumping at quick conclusions on area in war games during the last two years cashier of the First State bank of The questions were: Demand for More than 400 planes took part in the navy's Pacific maneuChautempts presented his cabinet tion a third to $1000000000 An possible action against the Spanish secretary-treasurMr a 20 per cent wage increase reSalina to President Albert Lebrun at Elysee amendment by Senator Lodge (R) Valencia government for alleged at- - vers which ended last month Crandall was reelected fusal of railroad demands for Massachusetts to set aside $20000- - tempts to torpedo the cruiser Leippalace Tuesday night "downward revision" of wage rates NATIONAL Executive Board The new premier indicated he 000 for an unemployment census zig deand conditions and working would tackle the urgent task of lost 48 to 30 New names revealed in fedShortly before the foreign office Members of the executive commit- mand for a conference with railroad received word of the breakdown of eral income tax probe adjusting government finances as Bill Provides Page 1 tee: Grant S'Clark assistant cash- executives (Continued on Page Four) Ohio soldiers enforce quiet soon as his minister of finance Amier of the Davis County bank at "The vote will clothe (Column One) brotherThe bill provides besides $1500- bassador Georges Bonnet returns at steel mills Page I Farmington Willard Smith cashier hood executives with the to conpower 000000 for IN the federal relief mass from States the United procomplete of Zion's Savings Bank and Trust sider this matter" he said "and lflight to Panama zone for the year beginning July Page 1 company of Salt Lake City Junius His cabinet Chautemps said "will gram to a conclusion1 carry it 1 $200000000 additiona1 in unoblicall to rail unions Five Big of the Bank of Pleas- even if itthrough cashier West recovof the YOUNGSTOWN financial Ohio take task June but up means' a strike" company and its employes vote on strike gated balances of earlier appropriaPage 1 ant Grove Representatives will leave for (11M—The Ohio National Guard en- 9000 of its employes have petitioned ery for which I have recalled my tions France and U- - S negotiatMr Salisbury the retiring presi- their homes Tuesday night he said' forced "status quo" upon the Mah- us to open the plants" Bonnet from America with friend With a of "noes" the senate ing "tax dodging" agree dent was presented with a watch to prepare for the vote Dissatisfaction at cancellation of the help of parliament I firmly smotheredvolley polling valley Tuesday night holdthe substitute bill ofmerit Page 2 and praised for his service to the The "hack-tonteemin to g the succeed" check a voiced brotherhoods have cha:ged ing hope by reopening fered by Vandenberg He wanted Steel chief to be given association by E A Culbertson vice that' the railroads havo 'delayed with dangers of violence work" 'spokesmen contrasted with Sixteen members of the Blum to make $1250000000 worth of fedchance to answer charges Page 2 NaContinental of the were over held Chauwheel moved a cheers cabinet Not four at for the national conferpresident and evaded" demands for great by guardsmen eral to thti' states which FOREIGN tional Bank and Trust company of ences with the unions in previous wouldgrants steel mills which the companies on the picket line outposts of John temps handle administration of the Salt Lake City L Lewis' year-ol- d Powers leave parley on Brotherhoods represented Were campaign to cabinets and representative of one funds f delebusiness session to Prior the 1 N crisis unionize of Mark strike By Tribune teased Wire Calm discusses the Sullivan conservative steel elements the the more Page Spanish industry engineers conductors 'firemen Vandenberg assailing federal NEW YORK June 22—Because — New French premier forms came to the apprehensive valley composing the people's front gates heard speeches from three trainmen and switchmen noir rep- mediation board page 21 contended his substitute she inherited $3000 an 80- cabinet where at least 30000 men have been For the key finance post Chau- spending Page 1 bankers of national prominence resentatives Monday appointed a the logic" of Majority year-ol-recently "Implemented d second vice Totton widow was ordered by SuFrank 'wiz rebel had idle chose ordered Bonnet for four thrice president holder Leader Robinson (D) weeks subcommittee of 20 to consider troops "employes reopened temps Spanish and Arkansas seven itowns "We've won the strike" the union-Troo- of the position to whom will go the other Democrats who lost their preme Court hands Sydney A Page 1 of the Chase National bank of New means of ipersuading major rail- who want to go to work" fight York City expresied the most op- roads to hear their demands sped to the gates at dawn ists 8htuted at the arrival of the task of wrestling with the mounting the day before to shift a greater Syme in White Plains Tuesday to FEATURES timistic note of the convention The Although the full council was not to see that they did not reopen and first contingents of 4800 steel-hedeficit and monetary problems share of the relief- burden to the repay to the government the $2382 W ell I'll Tell You by Bob old-a(COntinued on Pare Five) theme of his address was that the necessarily bound by the subcom- lenstood by to avert any trouble (Conttnued on Pane Four) pension she had received local communities 6 One) (Column (Column rive) Page GOvirhor Martin L- Davey in from January 1931 through mat present situationon did not call for mittees recommendations it ac4 I CL notes New ( (Continued Page Me) said that 0:7s revolt against The justice December Tuesday night's supplemental incepted them late today (Column Flee) decision occumade he his extended 4 area struction the reluctantly -American version of the but that provisions of the state pub pied by state troops to include Stark Page 6 n lie welfare law left him no alternasteel JclurriKeta party county—the House Tribune tive other than to grant a sum-- district where seven Republic' Steel 19 WELDON' HOUSTON COUNT114was no gunplay and nobody was' Bybee originally was under a mary judgment Page daily serial corporation subsidiaries are lo' LOCAL ' Texas June 22 (UP) — Nineteen hurt" cated death sentence but he escaped the The lawsuit was trought by Miss President Frank Purnell of convicts overpowered a guard and Captain J T Hamilton farm electric chair when his sentence was Ruth Taylor as commissioner of Logan banker elected to head iUtah Bankers' asYoungstown Sheet and Tube com- escaped from the Eastham prison manager left immediately to take commuted to life imprisonment and public welfare of West Chester ' - sociation Elizabeth farm neig here late Tuesday against Mrs charge of the search for the men later participated in the most sen- county pany protested to the governor: Page 1 WASHINGTOIst June 22 UPI- -difference The break occurred while the He took teams of bloodhounds with sstional break in the history of the Donahue of 'ruckahoe between $10000000 Lest DeUtah moves to comply "Every day them workers are deThe navy gave the job of building I government and private bids Eastham farm He was one of those cember Mrs Donahue received her coal with Guffy-Vinso-n prived of their right to work in- men were working in a field short- - him two new 35000-to- n Observers believe that "We believe that the men are who got away on January 16 1934 legacy from the estate of her sisflicts a cruel loss upon them and ly before 5 o'clock battleships to act Page 24 its own yards at Philadelphia "Leaders of the break jumped on cornered in 'the Trinity river bot- - when a gang of gunmen auppos- ter Mrs Katherine Drudy of Tuckguns will be mounted on the oew their families Relief clients prosecuted and New York Tuesday after dePike Aller the guard and over- - toms and expect that all of them edly led by Clyde Barrow mur- ahoe battleships for failure to accept Orders Obeyed that private ship builder? Justice Syme wrote in his deciNavy officers said construction dered a guard in order to free powered him'" Mike Graybille will be recaptured tonight" work Page 24 ciding bids on one crf the veuels were ? at the farm said "The Graybille said that all of the fugl- - mond Hamilton notorious Dallas sion that Miss Taylor Made no "In my opinion the plants could probably could not begin for four SPORTS ' too high to six month4 because of the deV have been opened as announced men ran into the woods tives were white men bandit who later captured and dis- charge of fraud and that Mrs tail work Involved in preparation and of course with the national by knockout in In response to- reporters' -ques'We do not know the details of One of them was W H Bybee armed a sheriff's posse sent out to Donahue not only notified Miss — round tion Page-- 1 President- Roosevelt conof specific plans The Philadelmember of the gang led find him and a companion after a Taylor in December regarding the guard in Youngstown to prevent the break as all available guards one-tiHuskies score sweep in tended social security taxes and phia and New York estimated disorder there is not even a re- Immediately weq after the fugi- - by Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Par- - bank holdup in gississippi Hamil- Inheritance but previously sent t 0 crew races cost of construction of one battlemote possibility of trouble on the tives Page 17 other expenses imposed on priker the killer sweethearts whose ton was recaptured and sent to the I word she anticipated receiving it Malone hurls Yankees to vate yards by the government ship at $36560300 and $37263- - opening ‘ to the information careers were ended by police but- - electric chair and Bybee was and would no longer need monthly "According "Your order is being obeyed by Page 17 were not sufficient to justify a 843 respectively victory e to the office here there lets three years ago captured and sent back to the farm pension payments at 04950197 In ered Bankers End' Annual Meet With Election 4 1 :: ': :':' s::''''"t'''''''-‘4:':'::f- l: ) j! it & '‘- i '1 f!:::: ::''' r: 'I: 11: k- " i :::: i ? : : ": ::'::i'4: :':':'''":47:'V s ' - - Local laettlasneat Prices da Copper V iltered at the postottire et Salt Lake Issued every Morning City as second class !patter tallier act of March 8 1879 1917 Thousands ?tI':?i ": Lead - - i ' - 431100 00000 Silver (newly mined) : :: : (foreign) Sciolvvevre r ' ' 0 4116140 f11180 0 ' Lead 6000805e 1 irti' ' t4 Officials Testify How Bahamas Insurance -Concern Was Formed 4 Gold ''' 1)t1'6- '! 1 o 4 " ' - !: 'z '1)'i'7 ö ' ' '' ' 4 ' )' 3T " it ' ‘4 ' 14" - 4 FM' 4 i! 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L i::' swiftly-advanci- Rf Backers Push Relief Funds Past Senators Navy Planes Complete Mass Flight to Panama 'I - k ' - anti-Englis- Premier Fills France's New 'Big Five' Rail Unions to Call Vote oil Strike ' ly four-pow- Cabinet Posts Um-t- 4 In Today's Tribune t - mid-Pacif- er ' State Troops Enforce Peace Along Steel Walkout Front -- LatvDemands 224-thi- 2382 of $3000 s battle-of-ste- el Left Woman - twice-premi- t w er l- ' Navy' Yaids Will Construct Two Nciv U S Battleships : - Nin'eteen Escape in Texas Prison Break' Canton-Massillo- i ' 16-in- er ' - L — ' 4 ' ' "wi - - g it It -- - I - II Z -- - i 1 i |