Show ' A 4V The Weather Local UTAH WYOklNG— Fair Thursday and Frldayt IDAHO NEVADA— Jmd Friday Fair Thursday' i ‘ Detailed Report oo Page Lead i 19 Lead VOL 134 NO 3(U x ' Groups Battle ‘‘‘Marine Strike Undertake Unloading o Carloads and to Keep Milk Supplies Moving Roosevelt T ms: mTirSLSrSSS S3S & FJSTS'SA Civic Business Aqts Today and Tbmorroiv — By WALTER LIPPMANN — Lewis and Green NEW YORK Nov 18— Mr Lewis and Mr Green are wag-in- f a most curious war With about 90 per ‘cent of the industrial SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY MORNINQ NOVEMBER 19 1936 ' SP’SSw VSSkJZEi t sTWiSSiiSMlSSfi chief-- See other furiously Send Envoys Will to have the right to organi- SPLENDID d the right to conquer South AmericaFor there are perhaps 25 out million wage earners who are President Roosevelt authorized the theoretically qualified for labor government-owne- d Green Alaska railroad unionism Messrs and to operate government and private Lewis together speak for about ships for transportation of neces' 3 millions And they are now sities to Alaska where a food short' quarreling about how to organize age was threatened the unorganized 22 millions who have thus far proved to be To Move Milk ' The city governments of Oakland and Berkeley announced they would for Control take over the operation of strike' Fight affected milk distributing plants in For Future Groups view of the owners’ decision to close This does not seem to make them at midnight sense and it is in order to aski A committee of the San Francisco the quarrel is really about Industrial association began prep what Now Mr Lewis is not pretendarations to unload 300 carloads of to tell Mr Green's strong merchandise destined for firms not ing shall conduct unions how involved in the locali warehouse their affairs they and Mr Green is men’s strike but which' had become not with the managetied Up because of the stoppage of mentinterfering Mr Lewis’ mine workof work ers or garment About 1000 union celery workers workers withThishis isallied not a to threatened strike at Stockton therefore for the control offight the Thursday' unless employers met existing unions It is a fight their demands for wage increases for the control of unions that are and a revision of working condi- at present scarcely more than tions paper organizations In Los Angeles 100 represents' In this fight Mr Lewis draws tives of business and consumers’ or almost 1L his strength from two ganizations went on record in favor groups of workers the miners and of an appeal to President Roosevelt the garment workers Mr Green for appointment of an arbitration draws his principal strength from board to settle the maritime strike (Continued on Page Eight) (Column One) Out on Strike Besides the ship walkout involving 37000 coast maritime workers the Pacific seaboard had a dozen or more other strikes in progress including 900 warehousemen 6000 shipyard workers 450 milk wagon drivers and about 150 textile work ble crsj- Tugwell Move To Private Job most Stirs Rumors passengers Hawaii appeared when - accelerated aerial and all In fields" above nval the ROME Nov 18 UP)— Fascist Italy and nazi Germany Wednesday formally recognized the government of the Spanish fascist insurgent general Francisco Franco The communique which announced the joint approval of Franc- mmm I jV - was almost Identical but communique Official circles in Berlin intimated the reich did not intend to bolt the Italian pact neutrality ognition) as a sequel to tl w n S I 7j7ryA'MG Iwi lit rec- Italian announcement of the with Germany had been expected for some time because of The joint action the political similarity in many ises of the Franco cause and the regimes in Italy and Germany Recognition indicated that Reichs-fuehrHitler and Premier Mussolini felt Madrid already was as good as captured by Franco because previously the two governments had indicated formal approval would be announced only after the fall of er of 700 Relief for stranded in the Matson Navigation company agreed to move them to the mainWASHINGTON Nov 18 UP)— An Madrid land ' next week ' aboard the liner nouncement Wednesday that Rex-fo- rd Italy’s Statement Monterey which will anchor The tex of the Italian commuG Tugwell soon will step out of the Roosevelt administration nique: The Matson company agreed to become a molasses company executo "In consequence of the fact that take over ticket contracts of the tive stirred widespread General Franco has taken possesDollar line many passengers of in the capital Wednesday speculation sion of the greater part of Spain on its pos' and which are among those marooned sible significance t! development of a situation and said it would convey the travReasons for the retirement of the which shows with Increasing clarity elers out to the Monterey by barge young “brain truster” from his dual that in the u part of Spain Should the liner dock its crew prob post as undersecretary of agricul one cannot remaining of the exercise of speak would strike the join ably ture and resettlement administrator a responsible governing power the MOSCOW machine Above is an impressive scene in Russia — While fascist Italy McGrady who brought seagoing were hidden in a carefully phrased fascist government has decided to and nazi inMoscow’s red square during the parade of the Spanish and recognize Germany unions shipowners together exchange of letters given out by the recognize the government of Genthe red army in celebration of the 19th anTuesday for the first time since the White House surgent government which is battling Maeral Franco and send to that governwalkout started October 30 sought socialist-communi- st Rusment drid’s a letter of government niversary of the bolshevik revolt This photo resignation to charge d’affaires to begin an agreement from the organized theTugwell’s referred to “rea- diplomatic relations only shows part of the army passing in review of president their sian communists boast military great radio operators sons which have been discussed be' ship officers and "The charge d’affaires will go to meet the employers They asked tween us more than once" The there immediately The present diphim to wait until Thursday for an president’s reply addressed to “Dear lomatic representatives (to the LarThe conference Tuesday Rex” said: “I answer fully understand the go Caballero government) have been was unproductive as far as peace reasons that make feel recalled” you you An negotiations were concerned should for a time at least return to Italian official declined to add The assistant labor secretary also private life for a few months” anything to the text of the comconferred with union representatives But the president praised Tug' munique when asked to forecast on the Alaska railroad situation well’s service and said “I fully exfuture neutrality policies MOSCOW Nov 18 (ff)— The few Seattle strikers said they probably pect to ask ybu to come back to Italy’s The joint action by and officials available for comment Germany would cooperate with the govern- render additional service” Tug-wel(Continued on Pce Two) on the Indianapolis only his Wednesday night declined to hazS CHES-thiU S THE ABOARD ment in the movement of necessities 8lxl (Column “if letter had said that you to the northwest territory where ever have real need for me again TER- AT SEA Nov 18 (ff)— Presi- son James the latter's secretary ard a guess as to what the official I Russian reaction would be to Gerfood prices have been soaring shall be on call” dent Roosevelt aboard the cruiser Edward Gallagher and Captain man and Italian recognition of the Move Make Mayors Only Tuesday Tugwell smiling Indianapolis and escorted by the Ross T McIntyre the naval phy Spanish fascist government Unsuccessful in a move to bring suavely and politely dodged quesSources which usually reflect the Chester was 200 miles off the Flor- sician of maritime the arbitration about tions about his resignation Kremlin’s opinion on such matters on a steamed coast ida the As ConferStates United night ship president’s Wesdnesday the walkout Early Wednesday at Memphis momentous journey to the southward Wednesday night Pres- could not be reached as Wednesence of Mayors in Washington asked Tenn he told reporters “I am going at conference ident Getulio Vargas predicted “a day was Moscow’s regular day of federal of peace the extension railway to leave the government within a but not an offensive” bloc rest (Every sixth day in Russia is Buenos Aires defensive all means of to embrace labor act few weeks” and added that he had SANTA for25 from the peade confer- so set aside with all private and Cal result MONICA and knots cruisers would Interstate 18 in the Nov Averaging transportaion delayed his announcement "until government offices closed) Gulf (UP)— ence (Continued on Page Two) the Vallee headed southeast Webb Fay former through after election” (Column Seven) Informed observers however redancer and Radio Crooner Rudy stream for either Mona passage called that the Kremlin a month ago Vallee's one-ti"dream girl" died between Haiti and Puerto Rico or Bus declared flatly it would not recogWednesday night of peritonitis re- Anegada passage east of the Virgin Hero of School nize the Spanish insurgents even if from an operation last week islands sulting Made 9 Page the present Premier Largo Cabal-ler- q Tragedy from which she failed to rally The party was due at Trinidad should have to flee Death came shortly before 9 Saturday DENVER Nov 18 (ff)— The hero o’clock while she lay in a coma in The Indianapolis flying the presischool bus tragedy Santa Monica hospital dent’s flag was punning 800 yards of the Towner Bryan Untiedt became a page in Her father Clarence E Webb ahead of her escort at full steam of representatives house former chief of police of this city OAKLAND Cal Nov 18 Iff) — there from nonunion dairy farms The president spent his first day the City councils of Oakland and Union truck drivers refused to who carried the brunt of his daugh- out of Charleston in restful relaxa- Wednesday into the press room He Berkeley declared Wednesdaybe-a pass the picket lines whereupon ter’s spectacular court battles with tion and said that speed would be at thedropped state capitol building and Vallee’ her former husband was at maintained a majority of the larger milk distate of emergency existed the voyage throughout job stributors halted retail milk disher bedside when she died The seawas moderate and all explained to newspaper men hisconcause of the milk strike and emon a road The unions declared The tall graying hands prepared to change to white as a truck driver TULSA Okla Nov 18 (ff)— Repowered their city managers to tribution and he lieved stalked out of the d dress Thursday with the first ap- struction job was completed of a ’ begin municipal distribution of they were locked out The emsurgical inanother needed milk at midnight Wednesday ployers contended there was a hospital room with the announce- proach to the tropics r strument which for four years had took the youth lain n her abdomen Mrs A R strike ment of her death From his train to the dock he They night I wish Fay hadn't had to go” he rode through two miles of Charles- to the patronage committee He Banks showed rapid recovery Oakland and Berkeley authoriThis was the answer of the to was work put Immediately : communities to a tieup in the milk ties said they would take over said his eyes wet with tears “She ton S C streets lined with thouWednesday night hadn't been out at night without me sands of persons distributing system of the East milk processing and distribution In an operation Dr John Halla-da- y Writer Dies by Gas We were always His journey will take him spme San Francisco bay area that at midnight unless the Alameda for two years osteopathic surgeon assisted 12000 miles — he planned also to started with a union boycott on County Milk Dealers’ association close pals” LONDON Nov 18 (ff)— Emile by Dr J W Orman removed the Meanwhile in New York Miss visit Brazil and Uruguay before re- Frost identified by police as a instrument which they said had the Golden State dairy here last rescinds its announced intention of closing 19 plants in the east Webb's who married her turning to Washington — in one of naturalized American and former been left in the woman’s body Saturday State plant at that bay area in 1931 and was divorced thip year the longest trips he has taken as scenario writer from Hollywood during An appendectomy perThe Golden Oakland appropriated $25000 told reporters he would "fly to her president time was- picketed by the Milkwas found dead Wednesday in a formed in another Oklahoma' for the purpose and Berkeley set bedside tonight” if he had not-ers’ union members of which Seeking a period of relaxation as gak’filled hotel room - He had lived town in 1932 The instrument Was ' a steel charged milk was being' received aside $500 prior broadcasting engagement complete as possible he took with in London for two years off-’abo- re Psi jv Roosevelt Ship Steams Southward From U Russ Leaders S Veil Program l’s m - Fay Web Dies I Of Peritonitis - an I Oakland Berkeley Declare in Milk Strike Emergi I t -- flower-banke- 'ex-ma- A BUILDINGS WRECKED An official check Wednesday revealed that at least 300 persons had been killed and 800 wounded in the living hell that was Madrid ’ Antiaircraft guns fired Hospitals Busy a terrific barrage against the Invaders and they left without doing extensive damage Cold Reaches From New England Section While downtown Madrid smoldered hospitals were being filled with wounded and firemen and volunteer helpers probed in bomb-tor- n ruins for bodies the rebel and loyalist armlea continued to battle in University City But there was By spociated Press change in their positions The winds of winter swept Wed- -A little The rebels attempted nQ smash- nesday across much of the country ng infantry drive General and millions shook up the fire Apparently Franco’s strategy is to bomb and shell Madrid against even colder weather The northeastern seaboard shiv- until its defenses crumble and its population is broken in spirit beered in a cold wave down from fore finaf blow Twice Canada Northwest gales in all fly- he hasstriklng'his an Infantry Inva- attempted ing levels were reported Aviatrlx sion and has failed being swept Louise Thaden 1936 Bendix trophy back by the furious anger of the sflight winner was loyalists New Weapons forced down at Albany N Y ' The shelling Tuesday night and Ships light Gale early Wednesday left no doubt in of Madrid’s citizens — if Shipping in the north Atlantic the minds Franco is preexisted— any fought chill gales that sharply cut pared to employ every deadly instrudown speed At least four liners — ment of modem warfare to crush the American Banker the Grips-hol- the capital For ths first time his the Lafayette and the Bremen planes dropped calcium bombs— not — had run lnto such heavy weather so destructive physically as heavy it appeared the arrival of each in demolition bombs but terrifying In a their effect on 'the population New York would be delayed-b- y The bombs a mixture of calcium day In Lake Erie off Erie Pa five and sodium explode with destructcan witness from fishermen all but went down in a ive energy as battered tug Coast guardsmen the shower of bricks and mortar pulled them off after waves had which fell around me when one smashed the pilot house and flooded struck a building near by But their main effect is incendiary When the engine room Two crippled ships one damaged one strikes It spreads a stream of in collision and the other by heavy liquid fire seas proceeded slowly to Atlantic These bombs were responsible for ports as did a third the freighter destruction of a number of famous Tweedbank whose captain and two and beautiful buildings Wednescrew members lost their lives day morning particularly the palace of the duke of Alba perhaps the Vessel Collide finest in Spain The freighter Bertie E Liquid Fire Tull had collided with the tanker As they burst streams of liquid The Baltimore Mail New York liner City of Newport News had fire flowed from them Women lost part of her rudder to the waves and children emerging from houses The south on the whole did not and seeing the streets running with suffer but “colder” was the general fire were terrified Their cries were pitiful to hear prediction In New England a record cold Had not one realized the terror wave for thK time of year was in and death which lay behind all Madrid would have been beautiful sight in some sections From the southwest nothing un- Tuesday night for the city was ilusual was reported the Dakotas luminated with silvery light against continued oddly warm with a South which pillars of smoks stood out Dakota high of 58 but in near-b- y like incense on some vast altar But Iowa it was below freezing its beauty was deceptive In reality In the Chicago region it was be- it was like the inferno pictured low freezing and steadily getting by Dante colder The sun ' shone brightly The largest number of victims in although the temperature was va- Madrid's most terrible air raid were below around and freezing at the corner of Montera street riously in parts of Ohio and Indiana where it enters the Puerta del Sol zero above was six It during the heart of Madrid A bomb dropped on Mich a subway station there The undergday at Sault Ste Marie to Midwestern State? ry that m I 125-fo- ot - it round Woman Survives Removal Of Scissors From Abdomen six-inc- h' Tuesday night General Francisco Franco’s bombers struck again early Wednesday Five of the great black ships protected by three pursuit planes flew and over the city at 8:45 a m dropped several bombs Wintry Winds Sweep Large Sector of US cross-count- - J' as Enemy retreat v?r- - committee nouncement with the f ?T) sr it an- v V step German and Italian approval said the Burgos envoy Admiral Antonio Magaz “will change the ‘rights’ of the situation in regard to neuconcerns the position trality as of the Burgos government and those who have recognized it and the other member nations of the non- Similar Statements Gorman recognition i : - V WftC did not mention any changes in the nations’ neutrality policies in the civil war but a guarded statement by the acting representative of the Burgos government at Rome indicated that Franco hoped direct aid would be the next (The r It By LESTER ZIFFREN United Press Staff Correspondent MADRID Nov 18 —Madrid dug many dead from smoking ruins of once beautiful buildings Wednesday while the rebels continued attempts to blow the city to atoms and force its grim defenders to iMIljMf' o's cause intervention 0 85 in Blast Buries Crowd of Refugees O Subway Station Damages to City Will Require Many Years to Replace 1® McGrady went patiently on with his efforts to settle the maritime walk' 8 5250 Drops Missiles From Air Spurting Liquid Fire Over Houses and Streets ion of which one of them is France Mark Britain Time Pending Action ze this unor ganized 90 per of Moscow Leaders cent It is as if two small natSAN FRANCISCO Nov 18 UP) ions went to ROME Nov 19 (ff) Civic and business groups moved in Walter war decide —The fascist grand(Thursday) council after Lippmann several directions Wednesday to re which of them a long with Premier meeting industrial chan' was to make a vast continent its Benito Mussolini open declared Thursnels for emergency operations while empire : as if Germany and Italy day Italy’s military preparation Assistant Secretary of Labor E F for example were quarreling over “in this special moment must be strike-clogge- 620 PAGS— FIVE CENTS Terror of Inhabitants Grows t aim are fighting each 44500 10 50o Mtlenieiit Meet Lfl A08o Copper 22 0 Bombers Renew Raid on Capital 300 Spanish Rightists wage Action as First Step earners outside to Gaining Active Aid the unions the labor two $33 7757e ' FrancoRegime Recognized by Italy Germany over the quest- Orders Alaska Railroat to Operate Vessels McGrady Still Hopefu Metal Market Gold Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) Copper was who believed there crowded they with persons would bo safer Ghastly Scene A ghastly scene occurred In Te-sostreet where a number of persons who had sought refuge in a cellar were buried when a bernb device with blasted their refuge At a late hour hemostat scissors-lik- e pincer points used to pinch off Wednesday firemen still were tryisevered veins to avoid hem- ng to dig them out Their piteous moans were audible orrhage A few days more of this and the "It was still shiny” said Dr Orman "but one of the ‘rings of Spanish capital will be so badly the handle had been partly dis- damaged that millions of dollars solved by digestive juices Two and months — perhaps years — of pieces had broken off but they work will be necessary to restore it Meanwhile were recovered It required 55 in the outskirts minutes to remove the instrument flames are sweeping through a large from the tissues which had grown district around the Plaza de CarMost of the houses in the men about it "Mrs Banks should have an unsection are of wood and fire eats eventful recovery” through them with little resistance ro ' |