Show - - - - - - - - - - -- - ''' ' ' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING71INE 30 1037 THE 10100twor" "41 1ft 1 Trof Middr- 1 -- 1 P - s ' 1 es-- - 1 1F - Fuchrer Asserts ' 4 f ' 'q ) i ' s ' ' i t I ' t ' 4$ t A ' a T s t ' s - t -- '''! 11-- 1 ' 1 se s ' Al -- 04 41 1 4 1 - s- 6'' ' s - ' ) 4 " - to 1 1 4 1 k ' 14 ' ' ! " ter i s S' ' I 4 i I ' s 1 - s7 t i ' s- 4 -- ' - 4445J4 ' Ty t s --- -- f - "' - I- - ' 4 ' etel it' ''' 's - ssi- I ‘ 1 - es- 's 14 4N N14t tip ' ' - neutrality patrol and recognize bath 4 the insurgents and loYalists as belligerents unless Italy and Germany "climb down" from their warlike ' defiance it ins reliably bePlligerent The 'granting of li 4 4? !ri --' ' ' ss s' ty '''''' i '- ''' - as- -- t tt - ii - e sk 1 ' ' both ' 4 I - -' -I ' s ' si ' sl' 40 Ls ' 1 ' - i - ! - ' : : " s I 1 44 - ' rights to insurgent Generalissimo :' " - - - '- Ai ' " z - - - -- - 2- 1 I '' '' -- ' s I - m inspect-tan—- ":'- ss--1- -- of - - -- - - ay - - m s Seeks Fund - m To Sat16PDispute - I I 1 wwahleknutnlivoulonldetdsetraart nesanWnoeudday "closYed shops' demands and would 9 ° 4114 IP 1 ICLEFINSIPMINT 4 I -I - smical - — ' ' I f t 4 I 4 I 4 ILINISORItUr I ANNOUNCING 0 - - lf ut - DESERET BOOK CO 44 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE tf — - two-pow- er r S $n ' I jani-egro- ' — ove i ' 1 night against all employers who had go no furthernoklw liaeldinthcreetutiensit)" COPPER CENTER Alaska June not signed working agreements were i The union lesdera easserteHdse 4000 Taylor chief engineer Mayor Angelo J Rossi immedis workers also I3eurseineisnevolvbeuildinHgse road commission ately asked representatives of both had said 35 said Tuesday' he would itcommend sides to meet him Wednesday In an signed agreements thus far against any Richardson liighway effort to avert a 'Helm construction until the migrant The Building Owners and Manindicates agers association informed Rossi Black Rapids glacier - 'ss whether it is going to darn the big that its directorate iavored a wage iltiesaueZnelasseast ri:'"d delta river and inundate the right increase for such '112 sit employes but was metlis from pluslos:Imi oil of way :::mr ' to union demands for a At Sale trouble" opposed "I look for he added painthardwateclep't mom& ' Taylor arriVed here after his first "closed shop" and hiring halls Two local uniOns began preparainspection of the glacier since it started its freakish forwird move- tionc for a walkout in anticipation ment last fall The highway across of a strike call after Charles Hardy the river from the glacier is blocked by snow each season until June "For years" said Taylor "I have watched the glacier receding until Is 11 a nothing appeared to remain of it in the canyon except moranial deOur store will close Today at 12:30 p m posits back from Old flats of the Delta river The glacier now covers for our annual employes' outing P en again the entire canyon floor to a height of several hundred feet is at least one and one-hamiles wide at hal morning s ---Thursday of the face and licts advanced-othroat- of the canyon It has approximate 3500 feet to advance to and reach the river another 500 feet ' to reach the hill on the opposite bench - 4 t spokesmanSAN FRANCISCO June- 29 reported his would Insist upon "preferenA strike of elevator operators tors and other service Workers In tial hiring" despite the employer downtown business buildings ap- pronouncement peared Imminent Tuesday enedighat reHadardyhocdon!erneedeeddeatILefruonmionstheafir Francisco Franco and the loyalist s ' s ss Watson said he was impiessed so isisesss government at Valencia -c- arrying is ass ' f with the simplicity and sincarity of " the right of blockade and March at 's i - st Der Fuehrer's expression I sea—was regarded by many diplo-' '' so s mats as the only 'alternative to a Economic Plan Urged course which might lead to a geng ' A farsighted international ecos SS:' s ss eral European wars s s i s s "1914 ss to nomic plan replace the i 4 i Deets ' 0 lit Reached ! was "' demanded ''! ' ' model" S' by Eliot s ' - sir sss 7 : : Wadswortsil of Boston at the cham2 si' asiPt s decision was said to bave The 1t ' I t ber's second plenary session this ''S 's ' been reached by the French and ' '''' ' ss " ' sse ' ' ' afternoon Britieh foreign offices after ltaly ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' S s' s ' ! "Governments and businessmen" 1 : ' and Germany openly threatened to ) 1 Wadsworth declared "must rebuild 's i send their merchant ships into Span' 1' the foundations on which interna- ' ' ish rebel ports under armed escort s s k I ' s ' ''' ' tional trade and credit rest The Sss s S without aubmitting them to Avt 1111L short-ters –Franco-Britis- h planning of thepast neutrality few srears-tmeet emergencies has First rebel troops to enter the captured city of Bilbao as they marched along the main control agents either at sea or in inthreatened unbalanced budgets' thoroughfare of- sthe Basque capital Little evidence is seen here of the damages caused by port nation and almost stopped inter The only thing that can prevent national "spending the 80-dsiege Pane and London from recognizing - Nord the belligerency of the Spanish fac- aide ss szst LongTerm Program e tions it was stated in Paris will "The highway follows along a Is "A long-terplan of this hill movement restore for free 's goods before Friday's meeting of the inand capital It took 100 years to ternational nonintervention subcom- '" ' build up the machinery which car- mittee here that a patrol tied goods and credit around the of the Spanish coasts is acceptable war was This the the svorld before ' to them greatest piece of international There was not one chance in 100 -ever existed CHEXERES 29 29 'that MOSCOW June planning Belgium June (AP)—The Japanese embassy Tuesday however that such an announce"The World war was the greatest (INS)—Professor Auguste Piccard announced agreement with Russia to withdraw armed forces ment would be forthcoming in view night short-terof example famous stratoshere ballsoo n 'nav- from the Bolshoi and Sennukha islands in the Amur river boundary of Tuesday's developments Credit' confidenoe and planninbility igator revealed ' Tuesday that he is between Siberia and northeast Manchukuo built up over 100 years were thrown Refuee Proposal i to raise the A ' to the winds When we try to put hoping thel said communique Japanese States United will balloon for a that Italy and Germany informed the the pieces of this machine together rise 100000 feet—at agreement paved the way for Litvinoff accepted his advice that neutrality subcommittee that they $1 per foot 'again as a long time international over an discussions amicable final amicable could settlement His brother now Rene at the disputed refused to consider a proposal by plan they do not seem to fit" claims to sove- be reached only after the soviet France and Britain to fill the gap University of Minnesota would acislands to present reignty—of-the in the naval patrol off company him according 'Planningj'ropozed s- ---The Russian foreign office said troops were removed I Spain caused by withdrawal of ItalCharles P Garvin of Washing- plans ' Neither fiide would from dethe of version inbudge was Professor lie Japanese Piccard lengthy said ian and German warshi p a ton D C spoke at a sectional conas to the point whence he liberations between Mamoru Shige- its claims of sovereignty over the Everything indicated that the ference on organization in distri- different metsu Japanese ambassador to river islands- creating a situation elaborate and costly structure of bution 'trades4 Alfred Reeves of might start ' and suggested that the Russia and comMaxim Litvinoff financial backer to prenonintervention might a New York admonished the inter- possible missar of foreign affairs was not which was regarded here as one of vent the Spanishdesigned conflict from national chamber to press its cam- - chnoogreutsibce aall)l'Ett(ia 'in the the tensest in recent to refused however It precise of region bursting its Iberian bounds and enrelations paign against obstacles in interna- Hudson bay is the best for scien- divulge any further details all Europe was doomed to tional commercial motor trafficreasons' " he said however The Japanese ambassador was Russians dispatches from Siberia gultkng tific disinte ration The 'world's businessmen also vir- s charged the clashes to "provocato have understood a last' balloonist's presented The las attempt obvious was Britain that toyIt were warned by Eijoern Prytz tual ultimatum that the Russians tive" attempts to block navigation ing for several weeks with the' idea Swedish manufacturer that they ruined when his gas bag exploded evacuate from both islands ' An on the Amur and then seize the of recognizing Franco decided on must embark on farsight Interna) embassy spokesman said the Japa- Islands which the soviet claims the course likely to avert war for tional planning or government Plane nese ambassador warned Litvinoff under treaties nearly a century old Frightens Star In Tokyo Japanese officials in- the longest period planned there was a possibility of war uns tervene HOLLYWOOD June 29 (A— less the military reinforcements voked a mutual assistance pact The resolutions committee de- Three airplanes did three power were recalled d with the Japanese-inspirestate of Rail Official Named bated behind closed doors a pro- dives each and scared Marlene DieConflicting claims on the Sens Manchukuo against what it termed on out chamber as She the record trich right of the water go posal CHICAGO June 29 (A)- -F B ipame to Russian invasion ef the islands the cOmmunist party saying world peace cannot be came back front Lake Arrowhead a head in reported clashes between Pravda vice president of the achieved unless demands of so- Tuesday and related the experience Russian border guards and Japa- newspaper- - indicated Russia was Houghton New' Sanforized Fabrics L Santa Ire Railway announced Tuesothed "have' not" nations for Marlene said she was doing a little nese Manchukuoan soldiers on the resolutely opposed to Japanese'rule day night the appointment of Thorn-a- s colonies and eaw materials are sat- mild canoeing when the pilots greet- far eastern frontier n or B Gallagher as passenger trafoccupaSuits are going to be more popular than ever ' isfied - ed her The Japanese ambassador said Oen of the islands fic manager of the system 8 Imagine getting quality like this at $298! this summer so be sure to fake advantage Jr-"1141101449ia00001""04"ook"At s of these Smart manextraordinary values --' '' In natural colors nish 1 1 details Sizes 3 r 14 to 20 1 ' 1 1 f T ": r' ' ' iii ' ' ''' 11a i i : i ' ! 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" ' '''''''''' 0 0 - - Engineer- Urges Delay on - ' " tt f ' 2''' r r r4 I4'P iioAtt ' " ' - - Office' Buililhig Workers' Strike Looms- in SIT - 20' fr - 1iI t f --- -- -- — I ti- 1- f - By Glacier '01 "' I 1 o f i t 11 '1 '4'"'-44- '4 -- e irft 11 - - - y O'sir r"17 7 s V)- 6 i ' S I ra r1141 bril '"1"':''4ea4 t 61 "' 4 S4' 4' 4 it kme-- 0 i s s4st 1 g A I BETtLIN June 29 Adolf Hitler assured as J Watson of New York that "there will not be any Watson president-elec- t of the international chamber of commerce ' said Hitler told him substantially this in a private conversation: "There will be no war No country wants war no country can afford it Certainly that is true of I - ? c 4 sit 0'f 44 li s 4- - ' t t s 4 or k s i 0 -0 12' 1 4 A 1 04' v2 ir 'K' I " t a - 41S1114 ' Attitude Same i 'ir-- warP ' '4' r-- -' c 7--' 1 4- - -- - - Alaska Roa a Plan 'Halted TWO Nations Germany Will Witett Rebel Troops Marehed'IntoBilbao I - r177: Av'old War 1 Abandon 14111'11- - - t ell ' ''''' " '' Patrol 'Hitler Says 1"" 111 tt 1P1'' r4N ' '' Spin t il 41 0 ( ' ss f 4 t '4 sl i'l 1 1? Other Countries' 4er F ngI and France - f: 43 y — ol 't :1 -- - - - - - - s n II tin ' I - Russo-Japanae- '90mmer'Sait$: war-wreck- 4471'1e4: Russo-Japane- new at Sears- - - economy khllands ( ss t 1 ' ' 2f t tii lit14!110Lri 1 1 '11 lik r rv ef-- c ' o I 1 1 'iliOk $ rt tt i 4 - ---- I i' - it L i 2 '2 - ' ' ' I 0 I ' i it " tr I - ' sth -1 ' t' t1 - -- -J ' ' - f' Ir t ' ' i )) ' ' r 14r '1 ri ''ilt '' '1 il11):' ff' 4 I ' ' - ' - - - - - i N IV0 ir I (44( I ' 1 ? 1 - i 4 0 - ' 6r--1r ) f il1 4 ' L' i I r - i i '' 3 1- r ' - - ihi 17'1- p i 0 — 1 11 1 r : 4 ' lrIt 4 pi il:- q-T -A ' - 1164 i'i Fi'H '1 i! : r i: iJ ' i i - i f 11611L3 '' LI1 ti L k t it '' 1 '41 k t ' 4 4 ' 'i ' t '' ' ' s t 4 " Ili (I ‘ ''' s ::R ' i c ?1"1"' tl:- t — lis r11 e- t ) "I'll N i I So PROUD OF OUR BIG NEW NASH Alt e2ZIN AND IT COST -Iii irvinr t 1 H R Rich of Chicago tell you why he got out of the "All Three" e ' ' ' - - - ' i 1 aa I $25 A MANTA I Ask U °EMT the convenient terms and low ratios available through the Nash C ILI Budget Plan Automatic Cruising Gear available an all Nash models at slight actra cost 4 " ' - --- — '1:4'' ' '' '- t --- 4tit' 4 o - I Shirts ? "I's '''' '' A': t '' ' I ‘ ' in '' ' '('' t -- !t "s o t v sc 1 'k 187 i to 20 li I 'fi -- we d At 1 4 I 1M ' 1)'' i o'' 1 f — 1 - - 1 4 t''—te ' " - s' 1I P dark BALLAJ1D MOTOR I ' ' L ' - tcI1 I - i' 1 1 t 1 li Ifil ' t IV ( 1 i s 1 t1 la '1 1 s‘ N k r1fy71 ' ' ' Jersey ‘1 I applique'14 k -- colors - i -' 311 k A-- d : — i with ' Slacks - i n cotton and stripe fo 20 smart ' - twill with trim Sizes for trim ' ' tit - 1 1'0 - - -c 14 37 11 ''F'' Beachalls 31 -- ' - in bright cottons that will un- - button for finning purposes - 14 1 ASSORTMENT 1 -- button Sizes to 21 311 Meizaniiis Floor is ' 42 OF SPORTSWEAR elA 1 ' I i I t't young14's to 20's ll - "FOR AS 111111 AS $1 OR $2 A MOM EXTRA you con get out of The "Ail Three"d ass A checitup recendy me de In ten representattve cities I shows that the Nash Lo Fayette"400" DELIVERS for lust FEW dollars than the "Ail Three" small core In ntany places the SLIGHT In price amounts to lust $1 or $2 a month extra on your time payments 4 1 i I 1 1 ":: czt 1 COMPANY roks: r i ' COMPLETE I 'more - e vd:' is I - i" Viorts in - 7 ye' CI 1 kI6:1 1 ''''' 4' colored wool i bright contrasting ' ii-- - ' ' - with contrasting i' t ' '- z‘ ' i' ''''--'' It i:::' I !Ai- i 147 t j ON f '' t t 121-inc- - I N ' 117-inc- - :1 lli I tvith better times returning wanted to get back in the 'big car' class The low delivered price on the Nash LaFayettea"400" amazed me Actually it cost me just a few dollars more than one of the 'All Three"" All over America people are baying expe riences like Mr Rich's Just take a look at that car in the picture It's a great big h 'wheelbase car You get a 90 horse six cylinder engine You get larger power s hydranlie-trakestronger all steel body extrawide seats more headroom and leg- room Yet it delivers for just a few dollars more than the "All Three" small cars Get the Nash extra value story today See the Nash Ambassador Six—a luxurious wheelbase car—bigger than cars h -$200 more See the Nash Am-costing even -bassador Eight—one of America's real "luxury cars"—actually compares in size with cars costing $100 and $200 more Let the XRay System open your eyes to thereat true facts See it at your Nash dealer's now ' i:: ki m ::'' I SAVE : Satan with trunk i tt 1 s'' '04 " " dass! - k : 119'1 ' - ' ''t4 MIIIIIIN Itl''''' a e' Let Mr : ' - 0 ngelic styles of stitched crepe! Choose then' in white navy brown pastels and popular high shades As e ' 4 98 14s - Actual photografih of NashLaPoyette"400" - IIL ' :'t' 141:41111111A JUST A FEW DOLLARS MORETHAN THOSE SMALLER CARS!" - N k 1 - td ' b' Cf -- V s 4 - t''''''' SPORT HATS 4i1144 ' -- 'flN t:-:-I Li — t : 5 1 4 ' ' it ) ss I 4 ( ' lit'' se ' - ' 1 s- - -- I've - vc - ' I k st ' - -- - ' ' ' t '' ' - : 7 : ' s2 iH: plcf f:'4 Tirc 1 II s '''''S - 1 t's ' 2 ' ' i ' ''''1 rA t " S 0 ' 'I s) -- e h ' Japanese-Manchukoa- - - 4 - Tr 298 $S ' 4 t — I ' ' - E t Sall' Lake City's dilost Complete Au ' 1 all-1- c 11ryri I — i EPeleTMENT p v ' a ' 2 i ' 1 - S i |