Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 1 | Last-Minute News Flashes

Last-Minute News Flashes WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 (API Harry W. Anderson, General Gen-eral Motors corporation labor relations director, testified that he "wouldn't be a bit surprised" if the firm's files had been stripped" last June of all documents dealing with labor espion-age. espion-age. At that time the senate civil liberties committee launched . Its Investigation. e e e KANSAS COT, Feb. 1( AF Ballots which District Attorney Maurice Milligaa aald are "silent proof of this conspiracy" con-spiracy" to steal Republican votes last November where wheeled into a crowded federal courtroom as evidence against five indicted in-dicted election workers. e NANKING, Feb. 1 (UP) Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek submitted his formal resignation as president of the executive yuan (council) in the national government ta the central executive execu-tive committee of tha Kaon, in tang (people's party), aow ia session ses-sion at the capital here. e e e LONDON, Feb. K (AP) Britain has ordered roastraeUoa of three new capital warships and eevea eraiaen daring the fiscal fis-cal year starting April 1, a government white paper oa defense ol tha aatioa disclosed. '.." . S.