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WEDNESDAY IKeSParit CIO Leader Chrysler Will Talk Accord Capital Will Join Conference Wednesday Morning Boinbardmen (Continued from Pegfl One) check showing no such demonstration was in effect in Chicago prompted Chief John Prendergast away In the Guadarrama mountains ' sent tons of shells smashing Into the center of Madrid where men women and children strolled the boulevards beneath a Dright sun The bombardment of the capital —the first in of the uniformed force to comment: “It looks like the day of the strike here is at an end ’’ But several other Chicago strikes continued among them the walkout of cab drivers ' Denouncing "sit - down" demonstrations as “an open challenge to law and order" Representative Dies (D) Texas introduced a resolution for an investigation by a house committee A defense of such strategy by Representative Bernard (FL) Minnesota was cut short by parliamentary objections New England Drive Chairman Joseph Sylvia of Rhode Island's C I O forecast a New Eng land drive to organize retail store employes after approximately 7000 clerks who participated in a one' 19-d- throe weeks-spreathrough the streets moments before had that a been serene with children playing along the curbs The screeching of ambulance si' rens mingled with the roar of burst lng shells as the wounded were carried to first aid stations set up in subway stations It was Impose! ble at first to determine the num ber of dead so great was the con' nearly panic few fusion The rebel expertly aimed guns gouged great holes in buildings bit out chunks of pavement and lit- t 1937 Lewis and Motor Maker MADRID March 23 (UP)— Many persona were killed late Tuesday when rebel artillery thundering i MARCH 24 Women and Children Perish in Surprise k MORNING tered the streets with mortar and glass i The day C Unleash Guns unleashed Insurgents their bombardment of the capital after to stem the whirlwind ad failing vance of loyalist troops on the Guadalajara front 65 miles northeast of Madrid —Throughout the early part of the day government artillery had the shelled hospital ciinico and in- stitute shell-wrack- With C I O leaders massing forces to workers in the scattered textile industry the great area of the industrial east affected by the labor restlessness is greatly increased as the above map shows The major textile strike is at Reading Fa Summary of the other industries is shown on the map: (1) Chicago area steel workers organize drawn Pa get increases strike at Lebanon (2) Shoe employes get increases in northeast Girard Ohio leather workers defy injunction to vacate plants (3) Auto strikers in Detroit get A F of L cooperation general strike threatened (4) Coal workers in several states threaten strike There are several other miscellaneous strikes Plane Lands Blast Inquiry ahead Jose In Lagoon at Kingman’s Reef Clears School the last re' replaced portedly ish recruits and Moroccans Of Legal Guilt Most Italians said to Commercial Aviation Extends Frontier Toward have gone the rebel at The Pan-Americ- an the anger of Generalissimo Francis co Franco by their panicky retreat of General of Were ssault of the Miaja's counter-a10 days by 6000 Spanwere base to Sara-goz- a Australia as Ship Completes Leg of Hop (Continued from Page One) said to have learned of school in the east Texas oil area replacement from a KINGMAN REEF March 23 (AP) (Via Airways was expected as a precaution— In Spanish rebel sergeant Tomas Ballo who deserted to the government radio)— The Clipper landed in Kingman Reefs coral the military inquiry it was testified lines near Almadrones with several to complete the first midpacific phase of its pioneerescaping gas was found In a near-b- y comrades He said he was one of lagoon Tuesday the South seas to New Zealand flight ing to through school building Several those sent schools replace fascist volThe big plane required only unteers were closed for a day to permit a no beam were radio and at aiming Rebel airplanes bombed govern- hours 63 minutes to negotiate the perhaps the smallest inhabited bit thorough Inspection ment positions in the vicinity of Al- 1067 miles from Honolulu of Law Sought whole land in Pacific the cala de Henares late Tuesday but were driven off by government purState Senator Joe Hill legislative March 23 Ideal for Big Boats HONOLULU suit planes aviation extended its Outwardly Kingman reef is only investigator who participated in the frontier toward the South Seas and a sandbar 90 feet wide and 100 feet military inquiry said he would recReturns to Bust with the flight Miaja returned to Guadalajara 30 Australia Tuesday Clipper over long which stands only three feet ommend tightening building inspecmiles northeast of Madrid to re- of the of mid above the sea athlgh tide11 Actually tion regulations and requIHng the of one stretches loneliest the sume his personal direction of the its coral formation just placing of a malodorous substance 25000 loyalist troops pressing toward Pacific between Honolulu and ’ tiny however the rebel base at Siguenza 73 miles Kingman reef beneath the surface forms a five in gas so leaks would be noticeable Captain Edwin C Muslck veteran mile from the capital 'If there had been a malodorant lagoon nearly ideal for big ocean of planes spanning A dispatch from Barcelona report- skipper the gas at New London" he said in of crew aboard boats five a here with left flying ed Tuesday night that rebel planes Airways newest and Thus it forms a potential "step- “the catastrophe never would have bombed and seriously damaged the to cover the hitherto electric power station at Soros in fastest clipper the United occurred” ping stone” between The Red Cross disaster relief ofLerida province and the power sta- unflown 1067-mi- cloudsroute States and the Antipodes because of ficials showers and of Because said their casualty list tion at Sastago in Aragon 600 low— will location between its the It flew the big plane big showed 455 dead and 53 injured give of 600 half the first feet—for The alloy duralumin has been em- and of the injured still were planes a stopping point in 2617 miles Forty-nin- e ployed in building motorshlps In- the jaunt The pioneers needed all between Honolulu and Samoa in hospitals many of them critically had because they possible visibility creasing their speed From Samoa to Auckland is another hurt The Rev William T Bratton pas1797 miles The pioneering flight heralded the tor of the New London Baptist projected establishment of four or church where many of the victims and others five day service between California attended services and the romantic world “down planned to hold the Easter memorial service either in the Hillside under” Muslck said the trip presaged cemetery where manyif the vicwere buried or at the site of regular air service to Auckland “the tims gateway to Australia and Austra- the catastrophe Parents Seek Books lasia one of America’s most important markets” Bereaved parents filed in a steady The veteran skipper said the new stream into the school’s large band line eventually would connect at rehearsal hall Tuesday io siton Auckland with the British Imperial the floor and search through piles Airways and other services to form of schoolbooks and articles for pos“practically an around the world sessions of their dead children commercial air service” Wrecking crews were tearing down the remaining portion of the main Remarks Interpreted Mustek’s remarks were taken here building and” clearing out lockers books — unto mean British air line connections filled with clothing and since the blast Australia and Canada touched between David Price m charge of the would not be established for the chemical J engineering division of at time least and that posTO being the bureau of chemicals and soils sibly the British interests would department of agriculture an expert concern themselves instead with the on dust explosions planned to leave AND RETURN route eastward from Auckland Wednesday night for a conference At the same time with Governor Allred before returnofficials in New York announced to Washington its air express service would be ing Price exhibited a torn chemistry o extended across the China sea from book of some 500 pages soaked with Manila to Macao and Hongkong what was believed to be blood that beginning April 2L tie jQund under a pile ©£ brick—— Miaja was the Italians’ Pan-Americ- an le EASTER EXCURSIONS SALT LAKE $ SAII FRANCISCO "I 4-o- SALT LAItE TO REIIO 1 - AND RETURN jm 27 28 Inc 31 1937 25 26 WESTBOUND Arrive £ma Frmntlaco 1:30mm 10:00 pm Resume of Strike Situation As Peace Moves Progress l:3Dpm 10 00 mm hnn Francisco Arrive bolt Lmki i ts 1 :00 pm t 11 :30 mm 10:00 pm 8:30 pm PILLOWS Burlington Trailways 360 SOUTH J Warnock Agent STATE Wasatch 1106 By the Associated Press Governor Frank Murphy drafts auto strike peace proposal ready for meeting at Lansing Wednesday between Walter P Chrysler and John L Lewis Lewis C I O headi accepts bid to conference assured die "need not fear” arrest on court injunction against 6000 strikers and their leaders Chrysler Chrysler with 60000 workers idle because of strike also accepted but said he “will not enter any trade to get the men out of the plants" United Automobile Workers of America call all members to huge union demonstration of strength in downtown Detroit Union defers threatened tall for e automotive s sit-do- EASTBOUND Iemv0 ' FREE re- Opposition to the C I O's pro' jected campaign in the Texas oil field was expressed by President W A Thomas of the Humble Employes’ Security league He said 86 per cent of the workers In the Raytown plant of the Humble Oil company have signed pledges to oppose the C I O Settlement of the brief dispute between employers and longshoremen reopened the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro Cal Power Lines Cut Cutting of power lines resulted In d further curtailment of the interurban service of the Indiana railroad Pickets hurled eggs and rocks near the Coulter Auto Parts factory in Oshawa Ontario Officers seized 23 women pickets m a scuffle at a building housing three Kansas City garment firms Three hundred sat down at the Kuehne Furniture Manufacturing company in Flora 111 Strikes involving 700 garment workers at San Francisco and 600 leather workers at Youngstown Ohio ended A walkout of Columbus Ohio street car men was post- poned The number of Carolina textile hands benefiting from wage hikes passed the 100000 mark More than 10000 gained pay increases in six New England towns The Westing' house Electric and Manufacturing company raised men's hourly scales 8 cents and qvomen’s 6 cents for 10000 employes in the Pittsburgh area strike city-wid- ' Deadlock in Hudson Motor Car company strike affecting 10000 workers contmues Lansing mayor reports “definite progress” in conferences between Reo Motor company officials and leaders of strikers who hold plant employing 2200 4T MANAGER OF THE PARIS Stores Enjoy-Rus- h After One-Da- IFfiveiPS i vr V ' They Are the Epitome Of Smartness at a Price’’ I Shiny or Dull Feltsrvv Classic typein gay colors Favorites PROVIDENCE R I March 23 retaij stores reopened Tuesday after a citywide strike by the Committee for Industrial Organization were literally swamped by thousands of Easter shoppers that thronged the downtown district throughout the Sailors and Turbans UP) — Providence one-da- DEPT With the Paris Strike y MILLINERY "Get Acquainted Straws y Berets Bretons Bonnets Flowers Preferred for Spring day Despite the shopping day days in sales holiday spirit for much fact that the intensive rivaled volumes there was a in the air and time banter over the counters between sales The feeling of confidence that comes from the knowledge that the hat you purchase is smart to its last detail is of course important The Paris Millinery department is good-natur- Riots Break Out Among proud of the prestige it has established Here you will find a hat for every taste and preference Come in and visit us and be convinced that The Paris has YOUR hat China Drouth Victims HANKOW China March 23 UP) — Serious riots broke out Tuesday - drouth- vicamong- hunger-craze- d tims in Honan province with 4000 starving peasants reported to have attacked a dozen villages in the vicinity of Mihsien The rioters were said to have kidnaped children for future sale torn down houses and carried off - timbers Troops were rushed from Chengchow to the northeast in an at- tempt to quell disorders Educator Dies MADIS&N Wis March 23 UP)— Dr Frank L Clapp 59 professor of education at the University of Wisconsin more than 17 years died 1 Tuesday—Ha underwent All opera tion a month ago He was professor of education at the University of Colorado from 1914 to 1919 rf WHY DO YOU A11D $5 Paris Has YOUR Hat! 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