Show The Weather Local Metal Market VTAH—Generally fair IDAHO—Partly cloudy ahowers WYOIWING—Mosily cloudy NEVADA—Generally fair Detailed Report on Page NO VOL 135 ' iP44 hea t Man Riot steel strike thizers and PAAIS Monday lice at Johnstown Pa took virtual control of Bethlehem Steel's Cambria works forcing a shutdown "under duress" but leaving a skeleton working crew for maintenance Prepare for Meet With martial law at (Johnstown and with fresh tragedy at YoungStown the government's three peacemakers at Cleveland prepared for Monday' s mediation there The mediators will find as they sit down to conferences with leaders of steel and leaders of the C 1 O this situation: 1 Martial law prevailing at Johnstown Pa with the huge Cam- bria works of Bethlehem Steel foreibly closed by order of Pennsylvania's new deal" governor George 4 '44" ' - 6 JUNE NeNAt' City - 4i111311 !natter under act pt March f Sett Lek 8 1879 la PAGES—FIVE CENTS -- - - ano P ane i580 Mles Short of Goal B - - esi--'-- t June VA 110 loomiago"-- — - - - ft 4 ' -- - ---- -' ta — - ' 1 Intrepid Aviators Finish Trip Unexpectedly in Southern Washington 7 Crew Shows Strain — Leon Blum in dethands for "dictatorial" powto deal with a financial crisis submitted the Ir réSirudon of his popular front government to President AlbertLebrun at 2:30 a m - Monday The who Loyal Planes Attack Bilbao In Reprisals ruled as dor a By Associated Press VANCOUVER Wash June 20 (Al —Russia's three "hero" aviators who blazed a new air trail through Ice and gale from Moscow across the North pole were forced down here Sunday by poor visibility 580 miles short of Oakland Cal goal of their projected 6000-miflight Jewish premier year and 15 days socialist premier France's first gave up the leadership of the government when the senate refused to him sweeping powers to "rule grant by decree"of iri his effortandto halt the the flight the franc collapse of French capital Shortly before 4 a in President Lebrun summoned the man who may take over the reins of governmens—Catnille radical Chautemps socialist minister of state in the 20d1P ': P le HENDAY RI Franco-Spanis- oisv4vr: virate" Prance was premier of twice His collapsed in January 1934 in midst of the Stavisky financial h Frontier June 20 (UP)—The terror of Bilbao's "80 days of hell" be- the scandal that spread bloody riotnig lieved by cowering citizens ended through the streets of Paris into fell when the Basque capital The communist party one of the Earle enforcing his dictum with surgent armies Sunday night was divisions of the popular major state troopers when loyrenewed without warning announced immediately-tha- t front alist airplanes raided the shattered :"41t Trouble Threatens it was prepared to "assume responcity sibility" for a new government 2 Tense situations in Ohio Lebrun asked Blum' - cabinet to Inceneed at Loss valley where continue as an "interiM governmovements officials say threaten The loyalist government enraged country's critito cause trouble as C I O picket at the loss of the Biscay stronghold ment" because of the financial and labdr crises cal lines remain adamant seized that never before had been Blum in the last moment's of his 3 The original cause of dispute by an enemy sent a great fleet of shattered power sought to prevent far contracts—as from out —signed warplanes over the city to carry labor unrest from developas ever with C I O saying: a threat of "terror against terror" growing into a general strike which ing The strike goes on until we get Thousands of znen women and the country contracts" and steel replying equal-- children ran for cover through would paralyze contracts" "No streets still piled with debris of the Begins Parleys ly firmly: Johnstown' long rebel siege when the loyalist On the strike-ravagImmediately after Blum and the enforced red Pa front( 500 state police members ofhis eabinet leftElysee planesroa declaraEarle's Governor George H palace at 3:15 a m President Letion of a "modified form" of martial Air Battle began consultations with govbrun law and the huge Cambria works of The royalists "announced that ernment leaders in an effort to find 11 Bethlehem- - steel— employing-150- 00 "scores 'fighting planes" partici- a new premier and that men began to shut down under the pated in the counter-attac- k He conferred at dawn with Jules C I O picket six rebel planes were brought down Jeanneney president of the senate governor's orders lines at the plant immediately in flames in a violent air battle which brought about Blum's downdwindled When the raiders appeared— fall and former Premier Edouard taut At Canton Ohio another breaking a calm that Bilbao had not Herriot Mich June 20 (Rinerved trouble center in the wide- known in weeks—parties of inIt was the first time in France'sa JACKSON were removing many governmental crises your men were killed and three perspread Great Lakes strike area surgent soldiers authorities late Sunday were appre- scores of bodies from alleys cellars president has moved so swiftly to sons were reported Missing Sun(continued on 'lige Two) and railway tunnels where they sup- form a new government indicating Column Six) day night as a violent storm posedly were shot by firing squads (Continued on Page Ten) Three) whipped across southern Michigan (Column during a reign of terror that gripped the city as the ebels pressed in causing widespread damage Rain lightning high winds and upon it Most of the kiltings were said to marked the progress of thunder have been the work of anarchist elestorm the through several counties ments including Asturian Marxists in the central and southeastern who ran riot through Bilbao's portion of the state streets after the flight of President The dead: Jose Antonio Aguirre and the memWallace J Smith 47 and Emmett NATIONAL bers of his government J Mueller 41 Detroit business etcSoviet fliers forced down at ecutiVes killed by lightning near Vancouver Wash rage 1 Withoilt Warning -to North -- Bra nch Showdown looms in steel The loyalist evidently CLEVELAND Ohio June 20 (UP) an upstate farm for a picnic strike Page 1' dispatched from Madrid and Va33 Detroit Steven O'Rourke lencia Ileat records open summer approached— above heavy —Theiederal steel mediation board electrocuted when he out of his on a formula got labored 1 night without cloud and dived season officially today banks Sunday Page car to remove wires from a highto shift the seven-stastorm Violent Michigan warning on rebel bombers and pur- designed on way near Detroit strike warfare from 1 suit steel open on the takes three lives patrol circling city ships Page the picket lines to peaceful settle- An unidentified man killed near Six U S agencies study duty Addison where the storm caused around a conference table ment Bil2 —Machine bullets strike sprayed gun Page C I a Chairman John L Lewis much damage to farm buildingsLake bao's streets as the air fleets fought senators plan to pass relief The coast guard station on Philip Murbill minus amendments Page 2 their bitter battle at times almost S W S aWC OChairman C Director Van A St Clair north of Detroit sent out over the housetops ray claimed in New record Lee boats to search for two boys reIt was indicated that the loyalist Bittner and C r 0 Counsel conplacing unemployed dur- at the will ported adrift in a small boat Pressman 2 air raiders off were gather driven finally Page lug May The Lasalle a sloop from the table at 9 a: tn when the ference General of force the by superior Negotiations in kidnaping its peace Detroit Yacht club was unreported board mediation begins 3 aviation Francisco Franco's frultlessl prove Page for many hours The owner United Press correspondents re- parleys t'a ralysis vieti m speeds Moore was believed to have in a separate hours Two later Pa3 General Fidel Jose that eastward in "iron lung" rage ported with the board there will be started for Lake Erie before the talk of via the Franeo's commander Indian White boy threatens President Eugene G Grace of Beth- storm 'Page 5 Bisque offensive formally occupied lehem supremacy in race At least two planes were forced Steel corporation Chairman Bilbao for Franco and it proclaimed FOREIGN Tom Girdler of Republic Steel cor- down without injury to occupants at 1 p m Sunday Bilbao cowers as loyalists poration President Frank Purnell 1 44' s- back-to-wo- ae-C- Ow ord Atiormit1 U SBureaus Ordered Four:Mlehigan len Killed in Violent Storm tat s In' Today's Tribune - FederalB6ard Seeks Plan to Halt Rioting had-gone- rs te Rue-se- stage sir —Blum-cabin- raid Page resigns under crisis of money Page pressure Fourteen Mexicans slain in land riots Amelia leaves Singapore for Dutch EaSt Indies 1 Page 8 Page 3 SPORTS Yankees maul White Sox In two contests Page Dempsey picks Braddock to keep title 0 Tuesday– : Page likes Louis' Tunney chances in heavy score slice lead L Page-1- Cubs Page LOCAL Arsonists blamed for 812000 Mils C lo 12 12 2 strike threatens intestate tourist traffic Page Utah Bankers' association 18 Page 18 Page 18 'Taxicab to meet at Bryce canyon today Vnited Spanish War Veterans elect leaders— b ' i - FtlATURES on Bob - tsx Hop SAN' DIEGO Cal June 20 (P)— Twelve giant navy patrol planes carrying 16 officers and 66 enlisted men will roar southward Monday to the fleet air bade e at Coco Solo—CZ on a I nonstop flight naval authorities announced Sunday night Termed a "routine" delivery of the planes constructed here the flight will be the longest mass nonstop movement in naval history In previous flights between San Diego and the Canal Zone the pjanelt have halted at Acapulco Mexicoi-- ' Lieutenant Robert W Morse will command the squadron on its flight Other officers in the planes wili be Lieutenants J Eldridge Jr T 0 Dahl J Dietrich G J Dufek 't dd ng G Car-h- Mead J D Black W L E Massey and Aviation on Lindbergh Page - 6 Cadets O B Whitmore P-Holt Jay Franklin writes open letter to old N R A boss P E Kohler Page 6 E C Hodson and The navy ha e moved planes from Fidler makes random got" 9 'California to Hawaii a flight of 2400 iywood reflections cPage: e Ilurricone House miles on previous occasions 'witment 32" Page 15 hj3t Incident 0 0:McIntyre - ge— Itql1R-W- Naval-Planes- to' 3000-mil- 13 150 AAAV of Youngstown Sheet and Tube comparlyandWilfred Sykes assistant to the president of the Inland Steel comments - G G company Several pbace plans were under One possibility disconsideration cussed was that a formula should be worked out whereby the mills could be reopened without elusive settlement of the issue of a signed- contract That- might be achieved It was pointed mit by the company officiailo to the ls-writing board their intention of meeting stating labor conditions in the Carnegie-Illino- the is union Steel contract - ShrineCouneil i Opens Today at Detroit ll -- T 0-- are- - 39 p Wash in the June 20 (R)— history of the seagulls have invaded the prairies and done battle for man againsi advancing hordes of Iktor- again 111011-- in the 1939 fiscal year For the 1937 fiscal year ending June 30 the treasury already has recorded a $2778000000 net deficit exclusive of expenditures for debt retirement Mr Roosevelt's revised budget estimates forecast a $418000000 net deficit for the 1938 fiscal year Asserting he was writing "by di- rection of the president" Daniel W Bell acting budget director said in a message to department heads that expenditures 1939 expenditure estimates should be compiled by September 15 Bell added that estimates should cover- - all requirements for the en- tire 1939 fiscal period "in order to avoid the transmission to congress p plement es timates" Treasury officials said budget experts would work with department heads to have' expenditures for of-- su al-- in the early days of Mormon colonists at Salt Lake the City when the szickets threatened the settlers'ffist crop huge flocks of gulls traveling from the Pacific coast have come to feast on their traditional foeemn this inland prarie town Heat Ilecords Open Summer Season Today '" -s- After the department esti- are drafted they added the budget bureau itself may effect re- ductions before transmitting approto congress priation requests For the has1938 fiscal year Mr Roosevelt forecast receipts of $6906000000 an increase of 32'pec cent over expected revenue this At $734000000 the 1938 exyear penditure estimate is about 6 per cent under that for this year Thus should the revenue and trends projected for 1938 continue through 1939 the govern- attain r leaitntecer ly9e3ao mtbeenftt - 1939- - WHEW! - The mercury in Salt Lake City soared to 91 degrees day See story on Page 18P Sun-mat- ' es By The Associated Press Clear skies prepared the way Stillday for the astronomical advent of summer at 2012 p m Monday (C S T) and temperatures—hitting 100 at a few points—set new high marks for the year at many western cities The sun reaches its northernmost balanced budget point of the year Monday tend"while and surplus the U S weather bureau has disTreasury officials said It now is carded that method 'of designating too early to estimate 1939 revenues a because business accuracy beginning-of-summerrastron- :Tltty - of ' Seagulls atte Cricket ' corn-mor- n As they did I" Message Expenses' Of Roosevelt of the activity can be made with mere still regard the summer solstice as the official opening date howeverthat some The weather bureau 'chooses' They addeci DETROIT June 20 increase may result from took possession of Detroit Sunday stead to look on June July and in preparation for the annual ses- projected legislation to plug loop- holes in thetax laws August as the summer months imsions of the order's sixty-thir- d ' rial council Phoenix Tops was gay with music 111 Phoenix topped all repOrtine Actor Seriously exflags bunting pageantry and points wtth a terhperature of 1096 hibits of symbolic character as HOLLYWOOD June 20 after a mark of 1067 Saturday thousands of Nobles-the Mystic condition of seasonal high() Omaha had Shrine and their guests arrived screen actor suffering from a put- 101 and the 100 mark was reached in special trains from all parts of ailment remained serious montary at Hollis and Woodward both in the nation Sunday night Oklahoma Grand Island Neb and i N M reported 99 Albuquerque while P 8 was reached in suchh scat : tered spots as Blackwell Okla and s : Pueblo Colo Both St Joseph Mo and Tulsa Okla reported 97 For a decade the crickets have at the peak of the Los Angeles Hot Saturday advanced' from the sagebrush worst cricket year in the area the Six thousand went to Los Angeles fields toward the grain fields gulls arrived Hundreds mount- - beaches as the mercury hit 17 the which surround the town each ' left thousands have the year's record but farther up the 'summer ing Into Yearly they have been coastSan t'rancisco was beaten Wick but each time have coast for the wheat fiNds - From - west fortebielit---697-ei in vuntit-riig- ht Spagained- ligh ey gorge Huge trenches have been built 'themselves on the millions of ' kane were In the rain end filled with poison for their crickets At night they roost on Rain also broke the heat at The vegetation of and sit on the sand in- destruction cago where the mercury reached 93 at noon and at Milwaukee and wholelields has been poisoned for stead of riding their accustomed invadIrs to eat and die and in waves One death from lightMinneapolis turn poisortheizLcanniba1isLte come to the Nature at brothers who follow and eat their aid of the farmer in his yearly Wind destroyed some Minneapolia ' own kin - holm 'battle for his crops ' History Repeats PASCO Pilots Landed s WASHINGTON June 20 (AP)—The budget bureau chief said Sunday President Roosevelt has instructed department heads to pare ' Once west - lr ed - Unheralded and unexpected the d monoplane glided to a perfect landing at Pearson field 4 at 8:22 a tn (11:22 a tn eastern standard time) Ve plane and its weary crew had been in the air 63 hours and 17 minutes Gales which swept across the roof of the world- - and on the wings were battled successfully by the intrepid trio but a murky haze which spread across this North Pacific area early Sunday brought an end to the flight Pilot Without Food Navigator Alexander Beliakoff 40 and Copilot Georgi Bailpukoff 30 disclosed their pilot Valer! Chekaloff had stuck to the plane's controls over the entire 5420- mile stretch without taking food Beliakoff and Ballaukoff said they themselves took only tea and lemon during the ordeal which apparently approached but did 'not exceed either the official world's Aidtance flight record of 5637 miles or their own previous unofficial achievement of 5858 miles The official record 5637 miles was made by the Frenchmen Paul Codas and Maurice Rossi in flying from New York to Syria in August 1935 The "three heroes" made their" distance mark between Moscow and Nicolaievsk eastern Siberia but it did not qualify as an official record huge-winge- Cower While Blum government Bullets Spray Streets Twice Premier Chautemps standing with EdHerriot and Edouard Dale of Captured Capital ouard diet as one of the radical "trium- Citizens - Trio Near Exhaustion From Ordeal After 63 hours on Polar Route 21 his ers NVARNOW8gimtOti'll ' 1365o Copper Soviet Fliers Frustrate - Air History Made IV hen the soviet uttion's big vtonoplane cante toy' at Vancouver Wash Sunda y another a landingglorious chapter was add ed to w orld air history The wirepholos below show the plane at the landing field the three Russian "heroes" Who leer Vlore ble for bringing it s flier-to Alexander left right: i Bellakoll Valet' Cbekaloff and Georgi Balbukoff it bottled every morning Entered et the pnatortire 1937 21 Premier Leon Blum 'defeated - total violence on tile seven-stat- e sqike front since its start 25 days ago Police announced the death of James Eperjesi a picket from buckMeanwhile state poshot wounds 'UTAH MONDAY MORNING' Lebrun Acts Swiftly in Attempt to Halt Franc Collapse 12 pickets their sympa12 police bringing to number of deaths due to LAKECITY President OhioJune- - 20 occurred death Sunday consequence of Saturclash between C I O YOUNGSTOWN —A second right as a day night's SALT New 'ChiA Sought Associated Press By ' 1 1 kf'''-1621'6811:"-27- -- -4- in Received Total Now enate 6o 4 Place Leaves When From Dies Injuries the Premier I ounts Second tAnd — 1 $3500 Silver (newly mined) 7757o Silver (foreign) 4415e 34o Copper Lead 6 00 06 054 Lost Plettlement Price Ti k ‘ Blunt Cabinet Resigtts Over Fit'iane' e' Crisis A0P of Bethlehem g daily and Sunday and Sunday ram $125 1 ' Mill at Johnstown Steel ' — Police Take Over Control s wintein Man Idaho Nevada $1050: elsewhere in U 8 daily nits' Post Military Rule Tighwns 'Grip On Steel Area State 1 Ii -- BubeertpU4ne rates: mu 90 eente year 68 cow - - last--ha- s WASHINGTON June 20 UP)— Roosevelt telegraphed Sunday his congratulations to the three soviet airmen for their transpolar flight to the United States Mr Roosevelt extended his con- President gratulations :through the Russian ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky who--wa- s en wherr the airmen landed His telegram to Troyanovsky said: "I have learned with the greatest pleasure of the successful conclusion of the first nonstop flight from the soviet union: to the ITuitecl States g skill aild thilhree soviet airmen who have so brilliantly carried Out this historic feat corn mends the highest praise "Please convey4othem my warmest congratulations! ll Secretary-Hawired similar congratulations-- to- - the - men Troyanovsky on the "successful termination of the hazardous flight" The state department instructed its entbassy at Moscow to express to the Russian government its commendation of that country's fliers The soviet embassy here expressed' gratification over the cooperation received from agencies of the American and Canadian governments in helping to make the transpolar flight possible Constant weather reports and forecasts radioed from many points both before and during the flight eature-ot- -t l-4 he by American and Canadian agencies" the embassy said TAT'-'m- were-a-vita- ervice-rendered Cover les 5420-Mi- In the absence figures estimated the airline distance between 'Moscow and Vancouver at 5420 miles but the Russian birdmen apparently flew farther than that The question of records was left for aeronautical authorities to decide Chekaioff disclosed the plane 21 passed over Portland and went 125 miles southward to Eugene before turning back to land because of visibility conditions Although the plane was reported to have messaged late Saturday night that a pump was not work- ing Chekaloff denied the fuel pump had been out of order lie said the plane had enough gasoline left to continue 750 miles farther but thatthey' turned back because-weathconditions- becam- e-increasingly worse Fliers' Near Exhaustion Near exhaustion the three fliers staggered as they emerged from the plane They gave the appearance of having gone through great hardship But even before they turned to stimulants and food they inspected their plane one call answered telephone They from Moscow the nature of which vvas undisclosed but refu3ed to take a second call from the soviet capital Interpreters quoted the filers as saying they were aware of their position at all --times They said the most difficult phase of the flight wns over Prince Patrick island 1000 miles sOuth of the pole where they encountered' elect and along the Padifiecoast as they approached their destination in thickening mist chart-make- rs er - (Continued on Pees Ten) (Column One) Calibriltions to Detennitté Extent ofRnssians'Flight - Whether the Russ' lan transpolar fliers establiihed- a new nonstop distance record appears to be a questionfor the International Aeronautic federation to decide The present official record is 5657 miles set August 1933by tWo Frenchmen Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos who flew from Nem York to Rayak Syria without stopping The Russian fliers were estimated unofficially to have covered approximately 5500 miles a little more than 500 miles short of their goal — Last July they flew 5858miles from Moscow to Nikolalevsk eastern Siberia but the feat was not recognized as a record because they did not fly in a Flirect line Rossi and Codos took the record from two British air torph officers O R Gaylord and G E Nicholctts who had flown 7 Llilies IromCram wellEnglancltoAY Ifkli:taySouth Africain February 1933 —534 The United Seates record is held by Russell N Boardman and John Poland° They covered 5011 miles on a flight from New York to Istanbul Turkey July The international distance record over a closed circuit 1932 by the Frenchmen course is 6587 miles $et March 6 'Rossi and Boussoutrot 23-2- - |