Show The Weather UTAH— Partly cloudy Friday IDAHO— Fair Friday WYOMING — Thunder showeri Fri- day NEVADA— Generally fair Friday Detailed Report on Page 26 VOL 135 NO 51 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY MORNING JUNE Hitler Rushes IF ar Game Pawns Move on This Chessboard of War Flotilla to r w oi Q Spanish Coast i a Act of f Self-Defen- v g£ '' Sending of Vessels to War Zone Declared ' -- se " a : SteeL Strikers Seek Recruits In Ore Fields Militant Iratiod vnr morning Kntnred at the pootofftro at Salt Lake City aa aecond clam matter under act of March 8 1870 1937 4 CIO Launches Drive Among Mesaka Calumet Iron Workers Rebel Chief Killed r- - Dispute Flares as Norris Introduces Bill to Put Executive Proposals in Effect All Major River Valleys Included New Tieup Called - TOLEDO : - General Mola Franco’s Right Hand Man Dies Crash of Plane i ’ BERLIN June 3 CP) — More German naval craft aped toward Spanish watera Thursday night to crush any new Spanish government attack on German vessels- Just what ships were on the way " First” "an ‘official Was not" clear statement said the torpedo boats Tiger and litis had departed then the official German News agency asking newspapers to withdraw that announcement declared instead that "parts of the third torpedo -- boat flotilla" had gone Press Quoted The newspaper Nachtausgabe asserting the dispatch of the units Was known to foreign governments well in advance said: "The sending of warships is an whi£h however1 act of does not ihean that Germany on principle and forever declines to cooperate in international control or help advance measures for securing ’ peace” self-defen- se vessels folThe newly-departlowed In the wake of a fleet of German submarines which left ed f 6VltLf tSsMa ASA X Spanish War in Review A view of the chessboard of Spain showing the different and their locale as the grim game of war has progressed until now it has brought alT of Europe to the brink of another moves ’ es No J is where the Spanish rebellion broke out on July 1936 in Morocco 2 — July 20 saw General Francisco Franco’s Moroccan troops and General Quiepo de Llano’s Spanish regulars unite at Cadiz 3 — Rebels captured San' Sebastian on July 22 4— Government captured Toledo but lost it later 5 — August 1 saw the beginning of the rebel drive on Madrid 6 — The city of Badajoz captured by rebels on August 11 This city was the 7 — August 12 scene of the first slaughter of an uprising by army men in Barcelona is crushed 8 — Asturian miners (loyalists) launched a dynamite attack on Oviedo still untaken 9— The rebel capital of Burgos repulsed government 19 -- i $400000 Edward Wally Depart Fire Damaged Heads to On Austria Honeymoon Ship Port on Island In Today’s Tribune - twice-divorc- or 1 m Amelia Completes Third Lap Then Takes Trolley Car Ride r 750-mi- le then-boarde- d “ i round-the-wor- ld WASHINGTON June 3 (AP)— President Roosevelt asked major-riv- erf or legislationgiving-ver- y valleyin— ‘ Tn Niles plant ' a T V A of its own — nation the CANTON-SW- OC calls strike While Republicans and the organized public utilities denounced at Timken Roller Bearing plant the plan and administration adherents cametoJta defense Senator affecting 6000 workers a result of wage dispute Norris ‘(I) Neb called the “father of the Tennessee valley auSenator Norris CLEVELAND — Republic thority” introduced a bill to make the proposal effective With a plea for conservation of charges John L Lewis determined to become “military dictator” the nation natural wealth-anfor WARREN — Picket shot ss protection against dust storms from to men halt group attempts floods and drouths Mr Roosevelt going to work thaC the country bs blanproposed CHICAGO — Seventh victim of keted with seven regional authoriSunday fighting dies ties tHhave charge of the work YOUNGSTOWN Ohio June 3 UP) Suggests Territories — The SteelWorkers’ Organizing Nevada to Authorize Yearly He suggested that the territories Proposal Committee reached" into the ore assigned to them be tho Atlantic for Upper Basin Development and Survey fields of Minnesota and Michigan seaboard the Great Lakes and Ohio Thursday night for recruits in its valley the drainage basin of the to Be Discussed by Delegates Today struggle for' bargaining contracts Tennessee and Cumberland rivers with three Independent steel prothe basins of the Missouri river ducers — a struggle which reaches and Red river of the north the ba- By HARRY J BROWN into seven states and affects more — sins of the Arkansas Red and Rio Tribune-asHTngT6n"Uureau than 70000 workers — — — WASHINGTON June-3-— rivers— the basins of-t- he President Roosevelt’s power message Grande— Philip Murray chairman of the and rivers flowing into militant S W O C division of John sent to congress Thursday had the effect offjialting all action on Colorado the Pacific south of the California-Orego- n L Lewis’ Committee for Industrial dam bill and including legislation power pending boundary andthe basin of camannounced a Organization but inasmuch as the house after a fight the Columbia river To those he Boulder rider dam the in ore fields foivmembers the paign the existing Mississippi river as he came jnto the Mahoning val- referred the power message to the river and harbor committee that added which would be left with steel pickets committee will be more inclined than ever to take jurisdiction over commission ley undisturbed to direct the strike strategy the Boulder dam amendment With the exception of the TennesA committee for industrial or The committee had Intended to see and Columbia valley authorities ganization union called a strike in decide on ths boulder dam amend- Mr Roosevelt said the work of the Canton Ohio plant of the Tim "at least in their ment Thursday but adjourned its these authorities ktn Rollear Bearing company emwould consist in develyears early ploying 6000 men A union official ths find pres- oping but what meeting to integrated plan! to conserve said a dispute over wages was reand safeguard the prudent use of ident had to propose Several thoqsand steel sponsible waters water power soils forests workers employed by Republic Steel Compromise Studied and other resources of the areas been had corporation previously Meantime Representative Abe entrusted to their charge” n called out in the Murdock and J Will Robinson with Dust storms floods and drouths district president told congress are naWASHINGTON June 3 UP)— Governor lienry H Blood of Utah the Announces Move ture’s warning that the nation must with met RepreThursday morning Announcing the strategic move in Senator Robinson of Arkansas the act while there is time to preserve the ore fields Murray said he was majority leader strongly indicated sentatives Lawrence Lewis Colo- natural resources for the present advised Thursday that two agents of a White House conference rado and Paul R Greever Wyo- and succeeding generatitons the senate civil liberties commit- after adCites Experience tee would arrive here Soon to inves Thursday night that the adminis- ming to consider a proposal G James vanced Representative by “Experience has taught us” he tigate his charges that Republic tration may propose a compromise Scrugham of Nevada said that after said “that prudent husbandry of Steel corporation plants were "ar on the supreme court reorganizaconferring with interior department our national estate requires farsenals” and also “any other Inter- tion officials they had concluded it might sighted Floods management ference with the rights of strikers’ Ttobinson at the same time said be feasible to amend the amendand dust storms are in a Murray said the S W O C plans he was not a candidate himself for ment to provide that whereas Ne- drouths sense manifestations of real very to investigate “company union ao created vada and Arizona are each to be hature’s refusal to tolerate contintivitles at the Youngstown Sheet & the supreme court vacancy a from Boulder ued abuse of her bounties Tube Co and other strike breaking by the retirement of Justice Van given 300£00 inyear lieu of taxes it it had not been dam revenues Devanter and “Prudent management demands agencies” and may file charges discussed with that be possible out of revenues not merely works which will guard the president might with the national labor relations ' to set aside $400000 a year to go into against these calamities but careWill Press Bill board charging violation of the he Colorado river development fund fully formulated plans to prevent The Arkansas senator said after forthe Wagner labor act and study of irriga- their occurrence Such plans resession at ths execu- tion andsurvey Murray said the organization of the two-hopower - projects in the upper quire coordination of many related ore workers would be pushed in the tive mansion that the bill to add activities Mesaba range In Minnesota and new justices to the court if incum- basin The upper basin spokesmen were “For Instance our recent expeCalumet region of Michigan and In bents over 70 do not retire would the and the by suggestion riences of floods have made clear other regions where Republic Sheet be pressed for action at this session impressed will be further that the problem must bs ap- & Tube and Inland Steel corporation He quickly added however that Scrugham proposal Friday in a meeting to be proached as one’ involving more than the three concerns involved in the some amendments would be submit- considered Governor Blood great works on main streams at the steel strike obtain ore supplies ted and that he may offer one him- attended by x Would Push Proposal -places where major disasters threat"It's undoubtedly being made to self There must also be (Continued on P&m Four) Robinson would not disclose what If the upper basin states conclude en (Column Two) u the amendments would be saying to accept the proposal Scrugham measures of prevention and control 'You will have to wait and see” indicated he would be willing to pro- among tributaries and throughout There have been persistent re- pose this change in the pending the entire headwater areas Four-Firem- en “A comprehensive plan of flood ports especially since Justice Van amendment and urge its adoption control must embrace not only Devanter announced he would re- by the rivers and harbors committire that the administration may tee if it decides to take jurisdiction downstream levees and floodways — and retarding dams and reservoirs be willing to accept a bill providing over the Boulder dam legislation for only two or three new justices Meantime members of the senate on major tributaries but also small- instead of ths five provided in the irrigation committee are preparing er dams and reservoirs on the lesser -and measures of applied to open hearings next Wednesday on tributaries SEATTLE June ZAJPi— A spec- legislation as it now stands “ (Continued ©nr Paw Thm) the senate bill to control power de(Column One) tacular fire of undetermined origin Legislation Discussed and wrecked the Connecticut street pier Robinson also said ihe conference velopment at Bonneville dam have committee of members that herejate Thursday causing damage discussed the general legislative estimated at 3100000 or more and program for the remainder of the served notice that they will not enthe Boulder dam amendment session and added tertain it— injuring four firemen congressional is presenUdiaform acunless —Fanned- - by a strong north wind the flames threatened a large part list it would be desirable if congress ceptable to the senators from all seven Colorado basin states If of the Seattle waterfront until they acted on the following: were broughtunder control by the 1 Legislation to help tenant there is disagreement members of the senate committee will report dity firemen coast guardsmen and farmers become land owners By BOB BURNS sailors of the navy tog Modoc 2 Low cost housing and slum only the Bonneville bill and allow the Boulder'dam amendment to You can’t help admirin’ a man The second story of the dock was clearance used by the coast guard as a rifle 3 Extension of nuisance taxes come up separately on its own who has such a strong character that his habits and personality rerange and small arms ammunition and closing loopholes against tax merits Senator William A King of Utah mains the same no matter what was stored there Cartridge cases dodgers who was obliged to spend his birthconditions he’s livin’ under Uncle flew high into the air as the ammu4 Government reorganization nition exploded with machine gun 5 Minimum wages and maxi- day in bed was permitted to go to Unie’s strongest characteristic was the 'telephone long enough to say his laziness He had the poorest rapidity No casualties were re- mum hours farm in Crawford county because Robinson told newspaper men on that he had assurance from Secreported from this source Harold L Ickes and from So- he never would work it The coast guard cutter Redwing the portico of the White tary deof licitor the interior Margold moored to the dock when the fire House that while some changes had Finally when they found oil on broke out aided in extinguishing occurred in the last few months partment that they would favor no his land and Uncle Unie come into dam Boulder in a lot’ta money the people thought tle Another coast guard which “modify the situation" there provision the flames cutter the Atalanta withdrew to still existed the “necessity for in- amendment that would either en- "Well now at least he oughta of water the croach the upon rights make way for the Modoc and two jection of new blood into the suspruce up a little bit and show (Continued on Paite Three) some signs ofTife” But he didn’t fireboata preme 'court” (Column Three) continued to sit around do it-ths house day after day Even when they moved to the city and Aunt Boo became a social climber he wouldn’t get out of the house One day she told him ne 3 (INS)— in took notes Blind demonstrated reading writand “NEW YORK-Juexperiments that he just had to get a pet to Ten young girls and seven boys “Braille shorthand" ing and arithmetic in a special take out on a leash ilk the ether Who live in a world of darkness classroom set up at a hotel by It marked- the first public demdid She says “It not Bhowed leading medical specialteachers' college of Columbia uni- onstration of Columbia’s new gentlemen only looks stylish but the exercise of tomorrow” the ists Thursday how they have mas"classroom versity Uncle Unie will do you good” tered the “three Rs” and various Surrounded by children's disfirst of its kind in the world savs Well when you go to town of ease conwheretrained their are crafts despite the teachers being handicap specialists attending today stop In the pet shop and pick “ to (Vive blind crippled and other blindness vention of the American Academy me up a turtle!” -- the blind children the'Tad-vanlagYork New the of children from Pediatrics Pupils “hahdicapped -- of of a normal educatioft fop- the -- also knitted sewed did science Copyright 1937 for The Tribune- Compromise Pends in Battle - On Boulder Dam Power Bill 191- 4- CD-Ge- neral Ob Utilities Leader Denounces Program as Designed to Create Super Power System Under Political Domination -- - four-natio- CITES DUST AND FLOOD RAVAGES organization campaign for workers in Michigan and Minnesota ore mines which supply threw independent producers union leaders meet to consolidate strike positions in seven-stat- e planes avert hunger for workers attack August 28 10 — November 8 aerial bombings force Wednesday to reinforce the GerMadrid government to move to Valencia 11 —on February9 man warships already close toihe strife-tor- n general de Llano’s rebel troops captured Malaga- - important Iberian peninsula seaport 12— The Mar Cantabrlco bringing government supplies Vessels Moved on the southern tip from New York is sunk off Gijon on March 12 13 — On March (At Malmo 20 Italians fighting for rebels suffered disastrous defeat at of Sweden it was reported a German naval detachment of 60 units Guadalajara 14— Italy protest reported attack on warship moved through the Kiel canal WedMay 28 15— May 29 German pocket battleship Deutschland nesday night traveling westward bombed by government planes 25 killed 16— May 16 seaport of (The canal cuts through Germany Almeria bombarded by German naval squadron in reprisal for south of Denmark Vessels pass from the Baltic sea to the North Deutschland bombing Below is rebel General Emilio Mola sea viathe canal Without going his when — — plane crashed — — — killedThursday r around Denmark) The German fighting ships near r Spam were acting outside the scope r of the international nonintervention committee Originally sent to Spanish waters to form a part of the n patrol which was designed to keep foreign arms and volunteers out of Spain by peaceful means they remained when the t reich quit the neutrality group 3 — Edward of England and blueFrance MONTS June (AP) Monday after the' bombing of the Wallis Warfield were married Thursday in MANILA June A (Friday) UP) — German pocket battleship Deutsch- eyed American-bor- n land by Spanish government planes the ancient and turreted Chateau de Cande in this pastoral village of sunny France and with a wistful plea for privacy to work out The German freighter Oliva crip' own happiness departed for honeymoon in Austria their pled in stormy waters by a fire 3 VITORIA Spain June Two simple services united the which injured five crew members Emilio Mola commander whose romance roused Brit“We shall never forget their limped toward Manila under her of all Insurgent armies in northern couple to debate ain’s mighty empire grave friendly messages which mean so own power B’riday one of two conSpain and director of the two- - over the rights of constitutional much to us today" their joint mes- voying rescue vessels reported (Continued on Page Four) led to monarchs Edward and quit sage said The German steamer Frlderun (Column Four) the throne of his father because he “After the trying time we have which sped to the rescue with the could not have the radiant Wallis as been through we now look forward Dutch steamship mesTjikarang his queen to a happy and useful private life saged the Associated Press that the Reads Civil Service t and to that measure of peace which five injured crew members had been taken aboard the Tjikarang The rotund country doctor and we hope will be granted us” They were to begin their life tomayor of Monts Charles Mercier Piloting Oliva read the civil service prescribed by gether and their search for happishe was Frlderun The French law before required Wit- ness as private citizens "in the piloting the Oliva reported whose bridge was “fairyland” castle at Wasserleon-bur- g destroyed by flames which nesses in the chateau salon broke NATIONAL in Austria where the duke vis- out while the The wilful' “poor man’s parson” vessel was In the Roosevelt urges regional who Ignored th Church of En- ited before coming to Cande to China sea Thursday The trio of T V As Page 1 gland's opposition to remarriage by claim his beloved vessels expected- to dock here by ' Use Mrs Private Car Warfield the 8 p m (7 a m Friday e s t) Boulder dam accord pends in power fight The message Page 1 read the religious service He was A private car attached to the Austriarelayed by the Anderson vicar -bound the Rev R Jardine train was to carry them North German Lloyd line did not C I O seeks steel strike church of St Paul's Darlington on the overnight trip They left the mention the fire leading shipping recruits in iron ore fields Page 1 England chateau at 625 p m by auto to men here to believe the Qliva's crew Roosevelt 'pledgee United service The religious in the cha- Catch the train — the duchess wavto have twice abandoned States to aid peace moves teau music room before 38 persons ing her handkerchief to the cheer- reported and returned to the ship had sue-- ’ (avoid war) was ended at l214 p m with the ing crowds at the gates and the ceeded in controlling the flames Roosevelt urges merit ays-- s reluctant blessing of England’s duke sitting far back and acknowlL F Coote owner of a Rev tern for federal jobs church by the Mr Jardine edging greetings with a nod amphibian plane which prewho solemnly proclaimed: But despite their wish to forget pared to take off from Iloilo for Governor Earle’s talk seen toGod “Those whom has joined i troubled past that past that rescue work said the ship would as bid for presidency gether let no man put asunder weather crept like an unnoticed specter into not be used in the-seve- re 4 FOREIGN — and man I pronounce that they be happy culmination of in view of developments Thursday's x of in the wife the name damaged ship heads the century’s greatest romance together Inquiries wirelessed from Manila - Fire for Manila Page 1 Father and of the” Son and of the British royalty was absent from to the Frlderun Thursday night Holy Ghost Amen the wedding of the man who was brought no reply A heavy thunderEdward Wally leave for storm accompanied by torrential Address the Public Austria after rites ( Britain’s king and India's emperor Page 1 -Britain-h- ad rains was sweeping theeiiy indicatgovernment-ofDutch steamer reaches Thenlfieexcltedduke"ahrhis The official recognition 0f their ing storm conditions were hamperPage 1 slender vivacious bride turned to withheld burning ship ing rescue efforts and the battle receive the godspeed of their union Great Britain suggests plan Edward's mother Queen Mary against the flames "V to ease European crisis Page 7 friends to be toasted in champagne his brother-successKing George Garbled and to address to "the public” their Messages Soviet polar expedition conhope that the days in which they VI all his family remained in the Garbled radio messages and constructs Arctic base Page 4 have been compelled to live in the solitude of their English castles flicted reports prevented the piecing Chamber-laNeville Minister Prime of - SPORTS trying spotlight world attention— of a clear picture of the aea maintained significant silence out as they have lived since the abdicadrama but indicated the Oliva’a Dizzy Dean threatens to sue (Continued on Paire Seven) — at an tion crisis end be crew twice abandoned and twice re(Column Two) Frick National league Page 19 m turned to their ship Braddock fined suspended Two United States army planes — for failure to meet m flew seaward 120 miles from Manila Page 20 Schmeling to circle the position given by the Oliva Thursday night but could not City tennis meet entries m 21 close Friday Page find her in the storm and darkness ' and were ordered back to their field b Indians cut Yankees' lead Page 22 m when fears arose they Would exFEATURES l haust their fuel before reaching PARAMARIBO Dutch Guiana atrlx and her navigator Captain safe rru Frank R Kent discusses landing Noonan a them Fred and gave — Amelia 3 June made GP) Earhart campaign against tax welcome m 6 rousing evasion Page a Hf hop over South AmerMiss Earhart thanked them inAlbanian "veils” revolution ican jungles Thursday to get to her plane had it refueled Youth Asks Federal m Page 6 Dutch Guiana and then had to spected inspires Jay Franklin -- the - scenery-and- — praised Funds 4 Operation O O McIntyre gives imride 25 miles on a trolley car the trolley for the jourm She brought her silvery monoto pressions of New York lb1 capital ney (Al— Arthur B DENVER 3’ June — -- stroll Fftge 6 plane down at the Zandery airHer next hop is to Natal on Yost 21 of Omaha Neb Thursday m“ She asked the federal government to foot field 23 miles hum Paramaribo Brazil's easternmost—tip - IvOCAL r at 1250 p m at the end of the hopes to make the flight Friday his expenses for a major operation m Pet- Rate attacks expert The distance is roughly 1600 miles third of her United States District Judge J ' tengill bill Page 28 jaunt leg After that she intends to make Foster' Symes who sentenced the from the United States m ' Nurses discuss preventive - Authorities apprised of the the over-ocejump t? Dakar youth to a year's imprisonment on d y— k dental hygiene Page 28 plane’s departure five hours and Senegal Dakar is about 1900 stolen automobile charge granted m ¥ -two piinutes earlier from Caripito miles from Natal and farther Yost's request to be sent to Fort ' Plhne searchers or) Lone m peak find additional mail Page 28 Venezuela were awaiting the Yi- - jiOrthabgut opposite Guatemala ) Leavenworth penltentiar y r Union Chieftains Order Walkout in : Timken Roller Bearing Plants STEEL STRIKE AT A GLANCE By the Associated Press YOUNGSTOWN— Philip FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Sounds Call For Extension of TVA Setup to Entire Nation y 4 28 PAGES— for criss-cross- Canton-Massillo- -- ur ' to-o- ccur Hurt at Blaze -- that-whiir-t- here rain-swe- pt Blind Children Demonstrate Mastery of Craft es -- r r |