Show SATURDAY MORNING JULY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 17 1937 l - ear Lauded -- as ertaire Victor Mae --IeetE- oy± Poivers—AgrecOn-:--S- liain Torn - ' Death Toll Damage — - I ncalcable (Continued from Page One) may become available in the mean- a iow0 I 44psIt r l'!''Y 4 p IF - 469 MADRID July la illl—A year of ' bloody warfare has left Spain torn 1 '4:''' IInto two great hostile cam 10 bitterness would seem to bar peace t 't ""1!Ilsst ' by compromise fi t ix The civil strife begins its second -yeur 0 ' A t Sunday Its cost in 11 1 treasure still is incalculable and ‘':1-- 40- ''''Nt 0 011 ' '" - m- '41 ' f ifitr1 i ' ' ' wk 't 4 the end is not in sight At the beginning almost all ° 1: Iro:Spain 's military bfficers and of t'4 '' ficial Chin joined the insurgents 94 Out of a welter Of confusion the "kltti0 4 4 'r4: has achieved three government 44 regek — prime- objectives 1 It has created a new army out - i 1 of untrained unequipped masses t ' suppliechit with officers and ma- i 1 terials and prepared it to match : force with the insurgents 4St 1 '' R ftile' it I Defends Madrid i 2 It has defended Madrid sue- el40 tessfully 7 7's 1 if:: 3 It has restored its control over functions of government that trade at and political party groups :: -- - union first took over ' rf The civil war early overflowed the boundaries of Spain and became a grave threat to the peace of ""N 411mb Europe ie -n Government officials declare Ger- - :‘: :':'''04'4'rl: k4sock:'44 4 man and Italian aid was given the :::: :::::: i insurgents almost at the beginning 444 in Spanish Morocco July 18- - 1936 L :::::"i: ':::::::--!::assert have the :19ti They insurgents '''::!-'I from -- Germans 10000 L:::4 mostly aviators and artillerymen General Francisco Franco and about 70000 Italians mostly in- - :entry Figures are not disclosed on the irr ment's army mostly in the tank and air corps or of the strength of the international brigade of anti- fascists which includes many Amer- leans and Canadians Officials Recruited The first year of the war is di14 et 1 0i: -- -- JII Ii ( 1 1:t:'':::!::'' yvi'::k::::'4:o It was evident at two sessions of the nonintervention committee Frifell into day that the line with Eden's plan rather than risk the rise of another World war from the Spanish conflict The plan provides for Imposing new neutrality control in Spanish seaports and along frontiers—as a substitute for the collapsed naval patrol project the withdrawal of "volunteers" from both foreign Spanish armies and the grantinug belligerent rights to both factions after the withdhawal Italy and Germany readily agreed to using the Eden plan as a basis of discussion despite fears that they might "torpedo" it France and Russia whose leftist sympathies are with the Spanish loyalitts followed-twinDino Grandi Italian envoy expressed hope that Latin American countries would be invited to join the nonintervention committee instead of only European powers as at present France and Russia are strongly opposed to any recognition of the Spanish Insurgents as belligerents until all foreign volunteers have been withdrawn Germany and Italy ' '''' - 'S!:'':' West was °Meta ll y de- LOS ANGELES July 16 (AP)-M- ae Wallace Mrs screen be off to dared Frank the today 4 e::)) :''::: The New York dancer's suit to 41 that he had been married to was the ever loving wife of '14str - prove Miss West in Milwaukee in 1911 Wallace might be of historical In:T? and ohe had lived with him as his terest but is not legally pertinent wife was upheld by Superior Judge to the suit" replied Judge Kenny Robert W Kenny' who elm) ordered! 0- -4 the "come up and see me twine-tim- bringing an outburot of laughter actreis to pay the cult costs from courtroom spectatprs ? In a move by her counsel Charles Mks Welt wasnotpresent She : en Miss West was ad- was In seclusion still reported mitted to be a "kissing bride" and Wallace's lawyers said Friday's her denial that she had ever lived with Wallace as his wife was or- proceedings "did not end litigation dered stricken from her answer by in the matter" but failed to disclose what his next legal move hidge Kenny tii'::::::: The court alio ordered—slacken would be :i:§'!the actress charge that Wallace had 4 married Ray- - Blakeley in J was divorced from her in 1935 lialVefe Buy Auto :i4:r: By Tribune Leased Wire while he was still married to Miss MISHAWAKA Ind July 16—For WestAttorneys Avery M Blount and five years A M Pletcher has not Dino Grandi attends parley at Betty B Gillette representing a single half dollar Friday London Wallace protested that "we are not spent he walked into a local automol?ile to terminate these proceedready want immediate recognition of the ings but want to bring n witnesses sales concern with a box containing ridias and who can testify Miss West lived 1100 half dollars and left driving belligerents insurgents a new car The coins weighed 36 wife" cule suggestions that withdrawal of with Wallace "Well the fact that Miss West pounds volunteers is practicable (006- e" t f: 1916--an- - as-hi- - - - from IlageOne) (Continued Attorneys Attempt to Prolong Case Halted by Judges Decision --- ':1:!:::I':':':!'i':'::': y ' -- — :'::3:::!:i0:: ::::::::::'': time End Not in Sight Turns North ' :':'':i:::iaf? - Hostile Arn' -- IVc§t‘licorrallr-Declard---- — of her takeoff Guinea' find had from Las New not heard the air crates wirelas en route despite 'the fact that the Earhart courae passed close to the Gilbert group Naval authorities here expected: the search to end Saturdayor ly thereafter Counting P2g1darlLexmass iretel the morning's flight ington the searching ships and Covered had planes upward of 260- 000 square miles Directors of the hunt originally blocked out an area Lut 263000 miles short'" Searchers Report No ' Trace of Vanished Filer WASHINGTON July 16 - (2131Searchers plying the equatorial seas for -- traces of Amelia- - Earhart ported to the navy department Fri- 'day-tlu'a survey of the northern Gilbert islands was unsuccessful The coast guard cutter Itasca has completed its search in that sector the department was informed The mine sweeper Swan was rot° ported to be continuing its survey of the southern Gilbert Islands - - 4- tt group The aircraft carrier Lodngton ported it was searching in the Howland island area - - : AAIERICA'S BIRTHDAY :: - 1 Spain—Move To Control Production vided In gcnternment-Spainapa- Vfol "Sure' to win" says Berlin press 1 Nazis View ftl B-ei- 5 50 Panty IrrocEtt! 6432 Silreett 0 rt 11"11611-- te s-r- f' 41w: One and Two of a t i t : : Kind 2tn ! in r ' ' J :le - I r- - ''' '!'''14 '!'' p ! i: t't t : ' ii54 k : Johpe:41 ?! t1 'rAl'iel:ni'''''q' 'C'' : t Remeniber préttiest ones are sure ''':-P--- oltrw 44: w esti IRRITATION Rafters Ilia dryntaa and Irritation by applybog - Mentholafinn and morning - ORTO0a firm -- - - WA8HTI IsTGTON - IIENTHOVATUM mGiv4140C01101F - Every State Now Ifas Security Law i - - IOKYOTulyLTISaturdayLIZEI--- Violent rain and wind storms swept Kmagawa and Gumma prefectures Saturday killing 34 Japanese and injtiring ecores - Thousands were made homeless ' The storm created havoc on roads - - sociarsecurity July board 18 said Friday train —every—state-and-territory-now-h- Out I y They — Gozr OA ' t '‘'ri' j :i w 4 ' -- I - to- -- 4 g Reg $1 Slack Ala Priced Smart IfilMr up to $3 New - Choice of the House Stocks! 1 I VOW ti1111 - 4 Adolf lacks - - kidin buck Santials-Ti- es Wraps and Oxfords with Low Cuban heels in a complete range of sizes and High -y widths—All expertly fitted-btrained plesmen who know howl 4 ''' Crowing Girls 'I (25 Styles) - almost endless of charming styles — In every conceivable assortment Silk! 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(amid a BR oAciTii AND p Largo-Caballer- 44t:5 - z- OMMINEEMMEIMIMMMIN he 11: V 61)) Materials by Roe Who Has Recently Returnedlrom a Buying Trip to 111t - "That--show- 3 uu ml :01 Our Dlr Franco as Sure Winner PhysicallrifisIbled— —Spanish— Insurgent from military events into these three phases: 'Chief Acclaimed 1 he breakdown of government Troops Assigned services during the first month: The To Enforce Orders By German Press Spanish army had virtually disap- - peared from government territory almost over night A whole class of VALENCIA BERLIN July 16 nazi July 16 Ufl—The public officials and servants had to acclaimed Insurgent GenerFripress took Spanish government steps be recruited The powerless government watched the unions and day to maintain discipline in its alissimo Francisco Franco's "fight political parties organize the de- - territory and tighten its control for Slain" Friday night a1 a sure fense confiscate property and run over production of raw materials winner the government In long laudatory articles it deas commerce as well and industry 2 The assumption of power by clared the Spanish insurgents would under generally Francisco the direction of the trade union It issued a decree authorizing the have won by now had not "modern leader premier until last May the ministry of finance to acquire raw weapons helped the Reds (governmilitia evolved into an armythe materials used inthe production-- of ment)as- defenders more tharFthey government shifted its seat to goods for export' The manner and Valencia and government authority extent of such acquisition were not helped Franco as the ratta( It has- - been—provedhey—said the trade immediately made-pub- lic but—the was reasserted—Still unions remained powerful they measure provided that it be made that "the Reds cannot win" I' tried to throw their whole weight at centers of production The press emphasized the "moral litto the fight but still were more Battalion Formed assistance" Germany and Italy have concerned in social problems than Rear guard battalions composed( given General Franco In establishing a unified political of soldiers over 30 with at least rule three months' combat service and Rebel Planes Hammer t Change In Premiers physically unable to continue at the At Loyalist Capital 3 MADRID: July 16 (A)—With air The accession to power of Dr front will be enlisted now by the Juan Negrini Largo Caballero's sue government to aid in maintenance bombs and shell fire Insurgent cessor as premier formed his goy- of discipline Two battalions will forces battered at Madrid Friday ernment from strictly political ele- be stationed in each of the larger ments His ministry has stressed provinces and one in each of the while Z miles northwest of the city the Spanish government ' fought the war first and has left settle- smaller The defense ministry provisionalment of social reforms for later to hold the gains of its new hard ly assigned courts of three provIt is supported in this by the corn inces offensive in whose insurIs are not capitals munists who believe Spain After to airof other bombing suburban capitals yet ready for communism and op- gent territory at' for military administra- dromes insurgent aircraft posed by anarchists and syndi- provinces tempted - a night calists who demand that the mill tive purposes l Badajoz and the court of Cordoba flight over the capital but distary and social campaigns be fought will be administered from Ciudad appeared when searchlights picked together out Artillery shelled the outFor most of the year the govern- Real and courts at Jaen and Gra- them skirts for an hour during the mornl11-- rnent hasfoughtdefensively against nada from Almeria 4—Several-persons were killed sevInsurgentGeneralissimo-Francisc- o General Jose Miaja leader of Recent months eral brigades were dissolved in furarmies Franco's reorganization of the army and Madrid's defenders expressed sati- I —iv boweverhavebeenthe emergency ther their personnel was being trans- sfaction over reports that insurof a definite offensive psychology ferred to other units gents were concentrating forces to Early insurgent successes were -- block the government drive south the in valuable Taxes Enforced particularly -where they—took northwest and The fight is hard Another decree ordered all col- ing" he said — such cities as Seville CadizValla- lectivized business and industry to but we are stillTholding the initiadolid Salamanca and Burgos pay all taxes legally assessed against tive" The war ministry announced that them This decree extended to esUprisings Suppressed over 2000 prisoners have been taken tablishments in operated byworkers were suppressed Uprisings - Madrid days ago Barcelona Valencia and under trade unions Under the op- since the drivebeganil was in insurgent erating plan of a large part of such Including Moors from French and Alicante Albacete and Spanish Morocco control briefly but the insurrection enterprises profits after wages been paid o was crushed there also to the union Union control of —V The Basque Asturian and Cala- go has decreased in recent ALrent's Ionian prominnes cast their lot with industry strength— — the governmentalthough retaining months as the government - n Seek-Fu—tritivcontrolened a large measure of self-rul- e tn the government laid therThe decree specifically mentioned Toledo In 0b4 petroleum monopoly company SAPULPA Okla siege to the fortresslike Alcazar for July la UP)- -on it topay its obligation more than two months one of the calling Federaf-agent- 4 ti tutu ufticers juilled most dramatic incidents of the -war ($94666) monthly for the winter of Friday night in a widening search until an insurgent army took- the 1936 for three Texas fugitives headed by "( In - city Roy (Pete) Traxler the southwest's Plan WaS--No I outlaw after the trio kidstorm Madrid from the north This up Ice naped and freed the Yale underReport failed however when an insurgent It v graduate son of a wealthy New a force was blocked in the Guadar- — Piling-atPoleCaIorkolt m nnto tlieast of m Posses instructed to "shoot to drid ed viet roads and highways General- Franco's forces succeeded Russia's-scienti- fic expedition near leading into Kansas and Arkansas their northern - a then- in combining the north pole reported Friday night Department of justice agents want— end southern- armies that a huge ice pack wee piling up ed Traxler for violation of federal This was the start of their long near motor theft laws the camp from across march Badajoz Spain hefour memberseft there by Traxler and hisompanionsab- AL -h- e- rapture de 1 Reira soviet fliers who made the trip to ducted Baird H Markham Jr Yale end the beginning of the siege of ap- - undergraduate Thursday - Madrid - - - - - the pole saidof ice formations 2 night floe Thursday took him on a wild eight-hotheir south ride ' peared fall: not did Madrid however then Beof released a unharmed him night and reached height nearly General Jose Miaja organized the 23 fore his In ' automobile fleeing feet they i capital's defenses which so far The floe on which the soviets have told Markham they were bound for have stood has an average thick- - Canada with Kansas as immediate thgir camp r ness of nine feet and is several destination miles square a The men radioed to Moscow that their camp momentarily was out 34 Japanese Killed of danger but they were keeping close watch for cracks In Violent Storms i - COVERED WAGON DAYS cam uu Uo Glorious Summer DlodelsmPurchased at Less Than 1-:st- the---fo- 'SALE AN 0 0 0 ":: MONTII--4LL:A31ERIC- — -- |