Show THE SALT LAKP TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING Peon Admits I Kidnaping of Pampas licit Worker - WPA Leader Loss of Life in Spain's War Germans Grill Placed at 180000 to Date U S Susjject Defends U S Court Plans Both Sides Renew Fighting in Race Against Time Chances 'Seen as Slight to Crime in Argentina's ‘Lindbergh Baby’ Case Confesses Claims ‘Elderly Judges! Hold Power to Block Congressional Actions (Continued from Pag One) MAR DEL PLATA Argentina March 1 (UP) — Jose Gancedo itinerant peon Monday confessed to Eu of the kidnap-slayin- g genlo Pcrcyra Iraola Argentina’s “Lindbergh” bady" and heir to from the people for the plan he said that on the contrary “no such propo-sitiowas submitted to the AmeriTl can people in the last election diof rectly or indirectly" Of the dictaE torship question he said that congress must look beyond the present ifVast cattle fortune governmental setup to future possiThe confession was made on the hi bilities fifth anniversary of America's most Administrator Hopkins said in his famous abduction the disappearr peech: ance of the infant son of Colonel “I choose to talk on this question iC Charles A Lindbergh from his parbecause I don’t like to keep coming Sf ents’ Souriand mountains home in to the president and the congress New Jersey on March 1 1932 G asking for another large sum of Gancedo was arrested shortly afTi money I’d like to see every-mater the Iraola and woman be given the maximum te last famthe from Wednesday chance for a private job The conSi ily ranch La Sorpresa 30 miles gress of the people will continue to north of this famed summer resort pass the kind of laws that provide P' The child’s battered lifeless body such opportunities It has done so fc Was found Saturday in a cornfield repeatedly But a few judges of Si near the ranch Doctors said he had the supreme court have decided that C been strangled The body also bore such laws shall not be put into opol a deep gash in the head and a eration tc Wound on one leg It was covered ‘Today the average man knows With ant bites what the country needs So do conil Shaved Heard gress and the president Congress w has passed laws providing for unWhen arrested Gancedo who left n employment relief drouth relief the ranch some hours before the e ta when the salesgirls and waitresses took over minimum wages aid to farmers old DETROIT— This group of girl on “sit-dowkidnaping occurred had shaved off and other necessities a beard he habitually wore Suslast Saturday Here it is easy to call for a age“Atpensions strike in the Woolworth store whiles the election last November picion was directed toward him be- n “new deck” with the supply on near-b- y the great majority approved those away the time pt cards They were assigned cause of a statement made by Eucounters The girls seek higher pay laws But a bare majority of the 3 genio’s elder brother Simon that to guard the rear door of the downtown store nine judges on the supreme court he saw a bearded man' pickup the have said all those laws were no baby In his arms and run off with E him Simon dashed for the house good and could not be enforced-becausn the constitution makes them screaming for help but when he and o bad Now there is not a line in he his parents who had just returned constitution that declares them bad” from this- city reached the scene Hopkins said that "the ounce of neither the child nor his abductor horse sense in your thinking will could be found’ JL dispose of the absurd argument" After a search of the area close that the president is seeking to make to the ranch the father Simon ArmaConsiders of Tribunal Empire himself a dictator Dictators he Iraola sped here to inform Supreme said first of all attempt to curb police Immediately a wide search and Birth Rale Problems ment their parliaments or congress cf the Pampas and especially this president in this proMessenger Boys Nurses -- "Butis the Vicinity was started not trying to throttle conposal Several hoboes were picked up by ROME March 1 (AP) — Fascism’s banner fluttered Monday and Hosiery Workers gress" he said “Instead he seems police and detention of the entire night from the balcony of Venezia palace to signify momentoude-cision- s to strengthen democracy by restorpersonnel of the ranch was ordered in the making for Italy and Europe to congress the powers of which Strikes ing Join in "" Mounted Posses Pay it has been increasingly deprived the empire tribunal of Supreme b v Mounted posses formed by ranchthese last few years by & majority met inside ters about statements to the effect t ers and Buenos Aires society youths the fascist grand council ( Continued from Page One) of the supreme court new a across road ii that asphalt pending the summer here rode the palace with Italy’s dyce to: r Libya cost much less than those trial organization affiliate played across the grassy cattle country in 1 View an outline of Italy’s in- which b De Bono built b search of the kidnapers while po- creased armament and examine the Increased armament for the air harmonicas while messages piled up d lice and- squad cars equipped with J nation’s financial situation with an and for the seas was stressed In They sought wage and hour adjustradio patrolled the main highways eye on "armament necessities' i from that phase of the grand council's ments here to the federal capital t considering all- the while Great deliberations informed persons said Moving vans and storage ware Despite the absence of his beard Britain’s $7500000000 defense Some time ago il duce proclaimed houses in Cleveland were idle after Gancedo was arrested when police he could raise a living forest of contractural negotiations between became suspicious of his actions He 2 Study proposed draconian-law- 8000000 bayonets "on a simple the drivers' union and someJSO was dressed in a comparatively new firms collapsed which would force order" suit and had money the source of celibate Italians to practically Seven Norwalk Ohio nurses left Birth Rate Issue marry and rear which he refused to disclose children birth rate and their posts protesting the dismissal declining Italy's 3 Survey the principal points of of a superintendent what fascists consider Is the neces Italian foreign policy Approximately 100 sightless emto sity of raising more sojdlers led ployes of the Pennsylvania AssociaJje Discipline lfinted tion for the Blind’s factory at PittsEven as the council met a jury council consideration of the prodown in an effort to gain of honor was pondering differences posed laws directed against bach- burgh sat wages higher men who one of have and married members elors its involving Sit down strikers — predominantly Some thought a Mussolini re- no children Sooth feminine — barred the management buke was on the council program Confiscatory inheritance taxes from a Detroit five and ten cent for his two quarreling aids which would redistribute the “out- store A number of others started quickly! A nt Marshal Emilio de Bono rageous” wealth of childless Italians a second sitting demonstration who sits on the grand council and were facets of the scheme another F W Woolworth store in each Jotcitgg of colonies the younger minister Il Popolo d’ltalia il duce’s own Circuit Judge Ralph Dady re Alessandro Lessons newspaper once said the low birth strictecj picketing at thq North ChiBut others surmised il duce had rate since 1924 had lost to Italy cago III factories of the Fansteel said all he was going to say to De “enough effectives to have filled 15 Metallurgical corporation — scarred Bono who is demanding an ex- divisions” two fights between strikers and by planation for what he considers officers in eight days His injuncreflections on his own tenure as About 60000 tourists visit Japan tion against a mass patrol procolonial minister The quarrel cen annually vided no more than two pickets could be assigned to the gate while other pairs should be stationed 300 feet apart Company counsel esti mated this order would cut the picket force from 35 or 40 to 10 Meyer Adelman leader of the C I O who directed the strike for union recognition waa arraigned on a fugitive from justice warrant at Kenosha Wis and freed on $1000 Illibond He had been hunted-inois for conspiracy to interfere with Judge Dady's writ directing evacuation of the plant during the recent - infant’s-disappearanc- 3 MARCH 2 1937 e as Result of Blockade Cutting Supplies for Death Penalty PARIS March 1 (UP) — Eight months of civil war in Spain have taken 180000 lives reliable reports estimated Monday night Rebel losses totalled 80000 The loyalist dead were estimated at 100000 Military observers believed that the armies continuing the titanic vera and Malaga were comparastruggle beyond the Pyrenees were tively walkover victories foil the evenly matched at about 200000 rebels ' trained troops each New Tactics With international neutral conWith renewal of action on the trol clamped down on Spain’s borders and ports both general staffs Madrid Aragon Asturian and Anhave begun a race against time — dalusian fronts it is evident that each striving to strike decisive blows both general staffs have adopted before food munitions and men are new tactics exhausted The government appears to be deSurvey Made centralizing its forces and no longer A survey showed that in mate- concentrates the bulk of its armies rials Rebel General Francisco Fran- around Madrid It is now attemptco held an advantage with superior ing to wage war on as many fronts artillery antiaircraft guns planes as possible to draw enemy forces tanks and machine-gun- s away from Madrid and reduce the In the air and on the sea the pressure on the rebels hold the upper hand after These tactics capital the severe seven months of war Loyalists were fighting at Oviedoexplain Jarama and To180 to lost have warplanes ledo and the renewed offensive in reported and the rebels 90 the mountainsof northwest Almeria Oviedo Toledo have and Badajoz been the scenes of the greatest Early ' Egyptians did not wear losses Icun San Sebastian Tala- - beards’ BERLIN March 1 (INS)-Ger-authorities Monday speeded up the case of John J Hughes New Yorker charged with the death of Oscar Hoffman a man he had never WED TODAY A M TO P M ONLY 10 6 man A seen before A special examining magistrate was appointed to draft charges against Hughes The charge Is expected to be homicide which was listed on the warrant for his arrest Chances of death penalty on such a charge are the smallest Lawyers for both the prosecution and the defense questioned the American trying to wring from him the reason why after a seriej of eccentric acts he suddenly shot Hoffman During Monday's grilling Hughes admitted drinking “several bottles of champagne” before the shooting Authorities were considering the extent to which Hughes under his alcoholic mental state might have believed himself seriously endangered by an alleged attack by Hoffman THUDS 10 6 ALL WEEK THROUGH MARCH 6TH A M TO P M ONLY n” - Pe-re- Discount Special Coupon Thi certificate and Sc entitles the bearer to one of our Genuine Indestructible VACUUM FILLER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS Visible Ink Supply You SEE the lnkl An unlimited fuarantee with each pen Slsea for ladles men boys and (Iris Steel Plants Italy's Grand Council Meets To Face Momentous Issues Raise Wages Lessen Hours Price After This Sale "V (C5 Hi $300 THE NEW PLUNGER FILLER— VACUUM ZIP—ONLY ONE PULL AND IT’S FULL You can Write for Three This PEN holds 200 more Ink than any ordinary fountain pen on the market! 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