Show a t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SA'rURDAY MORNING Duce Masses New Troops To Aid Rebels Flouts 'Hands Off --Spain' :::: : -:- - "-- ' z! ! --- - ::::: Sending of Rebel Aid Would Depend Also on Britain's Attitude 4 ---- ::: -- '7'-- --" ' i- ::: i - -- --- t ) i‘ 1 1 t 0 4'N''- - ' I? 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$500- 000 Pine river project Colorado $400000 Boise project (Payette division) Idaho $1000000 Sun river project Montana $300000 Carlsbad project New Mexico $200000 Owyhee project Oregon $500000 Klamath project $125000 Oregon Bellefourche project South Dakota 1130000 Ogden river Utah:- t250- 000 Provo river Utah $750000 Washington Works Yakima project (Roza division) Washinton $1500000 Casper Alcova Wyoming $750000 Riverton Shoproject Wyoming $200000 shone project (Heart mountain dand Wyoming $700000 iVion) dwood division $10000 Boulder darn Nevada-Arizon- a canal Cal$1000000 ifornia $1000000 continuing Colorado river investigations $250000 administrative expenses $1500000 In addition the chief executive asked congress to 231600 for operating and ing existing projects and taming the Colorado river front work and levee system night Eugenio Cardinal Paceill papal secretary of state and high priest of St Peter's cathedra conduct ed the ceremonies in the presence of cardinalstof the curia members of the diplomatio corps and high church dignitaaies Heeding thq advice of his physicians the aged holy father heard mass Friday morning in the privacy of his apartments Vaticon canons however said a throng of at least 50000 faithful Including 20000 tourists was expected in St Peter's courtyard Sunday in the hope of seeing the The vatican announced the papal encyclical on Mexico would be published on Katurday It Was said to be unlikely to touch on controversial eubjects and would be instead a direct appeal to the Mexican people to return to full practice of the Catholic faith bomb-er- e flew — occupied northeast of Madrid Pliers Surprised A government fighting squadron surprised the insurgent planes in the midst of their raids and forced the pursuit craft into combat while the bombers made off for safety The battle quickly developed into a series of as the individual ships picked out opponents They dove climbed and circled to gain positions from which they could train machine guns on dog-figh- ts the enemy planes Ground troops on both sides forgot their tasks and watched the air battle Gazing fascinated at the scene they saw an Insurgent plane go into a sudden spin under the fire of its opponent Pilot Bails Out The pilot bailed out and drifted down slowly under his billowy parachute while his plane dropped to earth with a splintering crash it Ott '' 26 r ki WOOL 9 69t PP USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT t) flecflif every Good Friday for 13 bleeding they said was like that of Christ when the crown of The was pressed tohis brow day of the crucifixion that Good Friday commemorates Religious civil and medical leaders stood in silent awe around the nun's bed while the flow of blood stained one pillow after anthorns on the other group IlleStt of whom were convinced that they were witnessing one of the greatest religious miracles of the age made no effort to halt the bleeding A crowd faithful many of of I - 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' ::"7: SS ' °I - self-tortu- re it ''''' 7:- ribilloit ge ' 1 4" clelle 6 S Ottl SI) ' Crucifixion Ceremony Conclusion Feared whom had traveled long diatances to this southern Italian city that was wiped out by in earthquake In 1873 knelt in prayer outside the humble stone orphanage Many had gathered before dawn in anticipation of the phenomenon Religioua authorities prevented the curious from entering Sister Elena's rooM but announcement was made neveral times during the day that "abundant blood" was flowing from her forehead The nuns 'face was a ephlits white Friday night but said she did not appear to be suffering Her lips opened in a faint smile as the blood stream increased Over her bed was an image of St Theresa her protectressPhysicians said that as in the case of 12 other Good Fridays when Sister Elena has 'bled thex expected her to return to normal physicalsondition Saturday ' p 0' it--14-- t 1 ' her small iron nun bed in Cosenza orphanage Friday night with blood streaming from her forehead while physicians and priests marvelled at the phenomenon which they said has oc- 4' 1 o 0 qr blood-staine- lay on al -v "40 cactus-crowne- 26 15401 'lob '0161°' S Quickly another plane separated itself from combat and began spiralling around the parachute jumper spitting machine gun fire When its proximity to the ground endangered the plane the pilot pointed its nose upward and climbed Soon the Inback to the fray surgent ships sped off over their own lines Government moldiers found the Plane Safely Land Jumper's body riddled with bullets With Only One Wheel nearly a mile inside their lines Officers asserted the pilot who DAYTON Ohio March 26 UM- -fired at him evidently mistook him for a government airman They as- Lieutenant Daniel C Doubleday of serted no government flier was re- Wright field aire corps radio expert army attack brought a new-typsponsible for the act ship safely to earth on - one wheel late Friday after trying for nearly Cold Weather Returns two hours to free a recalcitrant LONDON March 26 UP—Great landing gear coldLieutenant Doubleday landed only Britain Friday experienced the est Good Friday in years as winter after fire department trucks and returned to many sections A snow an ambulance had been summoned The by Captain T H Chapman offistorm swept parts of Kent Manchester district had three inches cer of the day with whom the flier London worshippers went had been in radio contact of snow The ship suffered only a slightly to church through a mixture of bent propeller rain hail and snow 1 lbA - WASHINGTON March 26 John Collier commissioner of Indian affairs told America's Indians Friday it ts vital to them that President Roosevelt succeed with his plans to appoint six new justices to the supreme court Wilting in his departmental pubkcation 'Indians at Work" Collier said Indians had suffered in the past because the court had more cases than it could handle and was forced to "slight" some "The court as now made up" he added "could not meet its responsibility if every justice among the nine were a Solomon of wisdom and a Napoleon of execution" Collier defended his discussion of the court issue In an Indian publication on the grounds that "Indians are wholly concerned with the preservation and the increase of efficient productive democracy in the United States" ALBUQUERQUE' N M March i in tin—Families of the "Cristos" scores of little communities near the Moradas of Los Hermanos Penitentes were torn between fear and pride Friday night as they waited for conclusion of the annual reenactment of the 'crucifixion They leared that poisibly Saturday morning the Cristos' shoes would be waiting on the doorstep— the sign that he had died during r the that be was lashed to the wooden cross on El Calvario There would be no other announcement Should the Cristo die d the corpse emacid from weeks ated and and fasting since of Ash Wednesday would be buried specretly by the - brothers at conclusion of the ceremonies And amid the fear of death was the pride that it the Cristo did not come back it would be the ultimate honor for a Penitente—a recognition of his holiness d of nature at the Savior's passing Elsewhere in Rome in thou churches which bear the name of Virgin Mary special "desolata' services were conducted in commemoration of the grief of the Mother Mary as she stood at the foot of the cross Shift Called Vital to In dians of U S t black-garbe- N:: half-hou- - close services on violently benches of rite symbolizing the confusion long Collier Backs Court Change Cristos Await protecting insurgent as they over government End of Rites territory in this sector planes At chapel for pockets indicated he wu a German The victim was the pilot of one of a score of ineurgent pursuit - — of hope of giving his would reclamation projects during the 1938 fiscal year: Representative James G Scrugpope ham of Nevada acting chairman He plans to attend the pontifical announced Friday Commissioner mass inside the cathedral and buC reclamat!on of the John Page then give his blessing from the reau would be the first witness Projects in ten states are included In estimates submitted by President Roosevelt in his annual budget mes- hie March COSENZA Italy MP) — Sister Elena' Aiello IlLULln 39ç Bring 1111 Take or Air Fight Witnessed GUADALAJARA Spain March 28 UPI—Combatants on the Guadalajara front watched a spectacular air drama Friday—a drama in which an insurgent pilot was shot Idead as he parachuted to the 'ground by an airman who govern-merofficers said was one of his 'fellows His body fell ih'ilide government lines and was buried Government officers declared paperm found in 26 (11') — A house appropriations subcommittee will begin hearings Monday on a $34655000 budget estimate for continuing construction of western CITY March 26 UP) Sisiine —Mourning services in chapel—without of Pope Pius—climaxed Good observances - 790 COATS I SKIRTS St - en- DEPEND9 Echgaodules Passenger Agent ' C24 South Main Phone W 710 1 i '1 travel was it 10 days - GREER DiO1'1v t church -with thePius will issue Pope GENTS' SUITS and 41:rit sN't5 - VATICAN CITY March 28 (UP) —German diplomats to the holy see emphasizing that G erm'a n anger had not yet cooled over Pope Pius XI's recent encyclical denouncing nazi church- policy "snubbed" Good Friday mass held in Sistine chapel Friday The delegation Thursday boycotted Holy Thursday mass further straining relations between Germany and the Vatican When the envoys failed to attend mass Friday reports were strengthened that they would boycott Easter maze when Pope Plus makes hie first public appearance since his Illness Celebrates Maas Good Friday mass was celebrated by Eugenio Cardinal Pacelil in the presence of 19 other cardinals members of the papal court clergy dip tlomata from other nations the governor of Vatican City the pope's relatives and aristocracy The pope feeling stronger than at any time since lie was bedridden early in December prepared to attend Easter mass Sunday when he will offer benedictions to the crowds expected in St Peter's cathedral While Good Friday ceremonies were in progress a prelate said that he did not believe the Vatican-naz- i dispute would reach the breaking point He said the Vatican wu extremely anxious to know W h e th er the German diplomats would attend Easter mass s trees Influence Premier Benito Mussolini was using his influence with Berlin to prevent a rupture between the church and Germany pointing to Italy's peaceful and profitable cooperation -L- ADIES' !Moss " ' Hitler Diplomats 'Snub' Good Friday Mass - Held at Sistine Chapel 0 1:1--'— s — PLAIN SILK DRESSE- SLight SPRING COATS - - OsiM 7 Cleaning Specials- ct1 14 '' '"'''''"" - Berlin Envoys Widen Breach With Vatican I Piot 0000000 Aosti- :::'::' 1 - '6' 000000 !Ow— :: Saturday It will deal with the Mesitn church situa- to condemn tion and is various government policies allegedly calculated to impair religious freedom Some persons believed the pope might again refer to the Ger- man problem The average man contains enough nail iron for a medium-size- d (Your—name herej (Your address here) '-- cyclical in - 1 ' ' 4iti Mussolini iiiitttUlia::i BARCELONA - ''': ' ":' - OM 't ''' PC b :'"::: :: ')':':::-!::::!1::':J':4'- "at the earliest" Reasons the resignation were not given immediately but Presifool Just ONE dose relieves 13All and dent Companys said details would onatipatitirt At Leading Druggists be published Saturday (Avertsooment) a 44 patrol :1::'':?::::":::::::-1- - it s: ::':g:::"::'':- the If you toss in bed and can't gismo on side try Adlerike Just ONE eight relieves doss stomach GAS on heart se you sloop soundly pressing Adhwiks sots in igoTH upper and lower bowels and brings Out foul matter you would never bollove was In your systorn This old matter may Novo poisoned you for months and caused OAS sour stomachs headache or nervousnoss Dr IC IL Shaul Mew nth rportat 'IA addition te insooldnol otoontino Adherike ode ly redutos bacteria soul Wee bacilli" Mn Jas Fillers "Oas on my atom 800 was so bad I could not eat or Loop Even my heart firmed to hurt The first doss of Adlerika brought ins rolls? Now Ii sot as I wish sleep fin and never felt better" Give your bowole a REAL with Ad lerika and see how cleansing good you t ''''''' ''': far-flun- Toro t ' London asserted it would obtain "arms and ammunition wherever ind however" it can Informed sources however said they expected i neither side would beable to obtain much practical benefit from exemption from patrol since the nonintervention agreement bars the 27 member nations from permitting war materials or volunteers to be sent to Spain in ships of any country - S " - Pozoblanco reports claiming lgovernment fighters suffered heavy losses and that General Francisco Franeo's troops still were determined to take the city g Elesewhere on the war fronts: Insurgent war planes raided the government airdrome at Meath de Henares northeast of Madrid fired three planes and damaged others Planes Kill Sailor Insurgent planes killed a sailor and injured several persons in a sally over coast towns along the Bay of Biscay northernmost Spain The government announced Iin Granada Insurvent province overlooking Motril and along the Mediterranean Valencia-Madrid The government refused to recognize the European neutrality ettrnmittee naval patrol of Spanish shipping avowing it would seek "arms and ammunition wherever and however it can" London Not Perturbed London however was not perturbed Officials pointed out the - It note to se I' 4 '" C p: :: t ' ": ? ::::::: :' I :::: ":: ': ::' '' :: the backs—by Spanish Premier (Carlist volunteers) "requetes" Who were rushed up to the front lines in motor trucks to stem the of both the Spaniah government and loyalist rush near Aimadronu the Insurgents may sail unmolested about 83 miles from Madrid 'past any of the meno'-wa- r of the LONDON March 26 (A)—The four powers which are to blockade Spanish government declaration the Iberian peninsula in an effort that it will not permit warships of to isolate the civil i war the international patrol to interfere Original plans called for including with its shipping drew scant attention in official British circles Fri- both the insurgent and government day regimes in the control scheme but It wee pointed out that vessels they objected and were eliminated As a reeult their shipping is exempt from the patrol's jurisdiction The Valencia government in a ) - ' — ' sc ? E hot—in I "' '–"'"-- man volunteers The air ministry official said the retreating Italians may have been ' :4t- i: :' :'::' ':: ': 1 :::::' WASHINGTON March (Continued from Pads One) 4 r p :::::::::::: ::: the t Italiana had mutined and were allot by their comrades The air ministry official said that loyalist troops driving General ' Francisco Franco's insurgents along the Aragon highway northeast of 5: Madrid found "a tremendous num ': bar of bodies" all of which were those of Italian volunteers No Evidence of Bombing t::-:::"The corpses lay in pointions Which-nevewet bombed by our it': air force" he said and I believe the Italians stage a mutiny broke Into flight and were shot down" Loyalist leaders said about 25- 000 Italians allegedly including several units of the Italian regular army participated in the fifth rebel offensive against Madrid launched from the Guadarrama mountains northeast of Guadalajara at daybreak March 8 Franco used them as the spearhead of his attack but they broke under a surprise loYal 1st counterattack and fled Removed From Front Franco enraged by their headlong flight and claiming that they "demoralized" his Moorish and Spanish troops reportedly removed them from the Madrid front and replaced them with Moors Spaniards and a large number of Ger- 4 1 t of kyalist air ministry said Friday right that the corpses of many Italian soldiers scattered th tho wake of the rebels' retreat from Indicated that the Guadalajara 6 1 § (Continued froth Page One) t' Forces Claim Projects in Utah Idaho Dissension Crops Out Included in List to Be Within Fascist Unit Studied by Committee :' ' '' 'N I Madrid Army Hearings Set Pope Saves Strength for Eager Appearance the popes the of tho Sistine loggia Fulfillment Drives Rebels For Western VAICAN the fervent Easter the accustomed benediction mark his first priests banged their prayerbooks their presence kneeling publiclappearance 'Ince his Water Works Friday FtirtlierS a part the traditional illness Friday ::: Loyalist ::: s MARCH 27 1937 - k- " |