Show ‘ i ' ' I ft a ’’ Coalmen Deny mg HarlauUnion- - s' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JUNE 22 1031 WEDNESDAY MORNING No One Lives in This House Any More I V4 Nations Reach Accord on SpanishsXEan ‘Excuse t - It Please—Move Out’ floods Force : Japan to "A ( i St AlterzStrategy: SJSlSiff&’sa-sr- Nine Powers End Long Deadlock "As NeverUs5(L Funds for Battle LONDON LONDON Ky June 21 UP)-- Two coal operators dismissed as defendants by the government took the stand as defense witnesses in the Harlan labor conspiracy trial Tuesday and testified the membership of the Harlan County Coal Operators’ association never had authorised use of Its funds to fight the United MtnrWsrkerf June 21 UEV-T- ho "On ChlnaT Capital Opens at High Cost pros- pect --of curbing Spain’s destructive civil war became more promising Tuesday night than at any time since the first shot was fired July 18 1936 Nine major European powers ending a long deadlock agreed at a nonintervention subetmm ittee meeting on steps to remove foreign fighterifromiha-confllctr- Of Amer- — Friday the subcommittee will meet again to discuss the cost of the nonintervention plan and a full session of the group is to be held shortly to approve the complete scheme Italy and Franco f Britain sought the aid of France and Italy whoso sympathies are with opposite sides In the conflict tp obtain a lull in hostilities while evacuation’ commissions could opi ica Charges against the operators and their companies— Elmer D Hall of the Three Point Coal corporation and C B Burchfield of the Black Star Coal company— were dismissed Monday Hall declared he had never "heard any talk about such a thing” when defense lawyers asked him about a government witness' testimony that be (Hall) had protested proposed use of the association’s funds against the union and been called "thin skinned” by another operator Criminal Conspiracy The government charges the remaining defendants— 18 operates 17 companies and 22 former sher- erate- - In the housb of flood-ruine- w common British Prime Minister Chamberlain indicated ap armistice was the only practical way to end international difficulties which had arisen from the war He declared 'Britain would try "from time to time” to see whether iffs deputies employed aj company there were favorable prospects of guards — conspired criminally to Thera are no signs of life about this once fashionable apartment building in Lerida Spain success and "when the time comes keep miners from talking advanMost of the principal buildings of the city now in rebel territory bear the scars wrought by ws shall be only too glad to offer tage of collective bargaining proour services either alone or In con- visions of the Wagner labor relascreaming insurgent artillery as Franco’s troopers marched relentlessly on unction with others in bringing tions act this lamentable conflict to an end” Both Hall and Burchfield said Sustained by Vote they did not know what If any were the duties of Ben Unthank Chamberlain’s policy was suscalled the association’s “chief field tained by a hugs conservative ma- The agent” by the government orlty when commons voted 278 to 148 against a labor motion to reconspiracy indictment charges Unthank directed company deputif In duce the foreign office appropriatterrorism campaigns against union ion— a move which would have men Toilers Hew Out Fortifications been in effect an act of censure Loyalist Both operators said they attended debate Parliamentary Closing As association meetings "Infrequently” Richafff Auaten Troops Hold Off Insurgent Force Undersecretary On Hall testiGovernment Force Butler said "today’s agreement In unions fied he had "been favor of means we have got a long way NUTTER for many years” By CHARLES Rebels nearer nonintervention into Stops putting A former deputy a bus driver ON THE EASTERN FRONT WITH GOVERNMENT TROOPS practice" N and two union miners took up for In Sierra Chamberlain compared with task Region of workers hewed V of the defense Tuesday the earliest of NEAR NULES SPAIN June 21 at Chengchow were mediating in the civil war to setJewish Purge a series of incidents of violence formidable fortifications out of solid rock north of Valencia Tuesday Despite safe according to a telegram retlement of an industrial dispute by HENDAYE France (At the a third ceived at Hankow from one of charged to "gun thug” deputies by party To Warn Nations On Mailing Rights the government— the disruption of while government troops fighting stripped to the waist under a Spanish Frontier) June 21 UP— "It Would them be difficult to find a union meeting July 7 1935 at boiling sun held off the insurgents in heavy fighting arodnd Villar- Spanish insurgent and government moment when both sides are willFriction over use of mission propto Evarta Ky a deadlock Tues ing to listen to reason from somecenters fought erties in Japanese-occupie- d real and Burriana 35 miles up the Mediterranean coast above troops from 21 atBERLIN UP— (Continued June One) Page d Open increased day In battling Under one else” he said -- "particularly If Thirty American docHonk Horns Castel-lon Valencia a broiling eun in the vital either aide thought they wore with- hailed by the party and state tacks on Jewish businesses which tors and nurses filed with the Unitsector of eastern Spain Government witnesses told of see have characterized nasi Germany's ed States consul general Frank P also flesh baking under a torrid sun The tollers in sight of victory and therefore are not from the street” sides of on narrow all tho Twelve hours of heavy fighting unwilling Lockhart a petition asked that Ing armed deputies honk horns to stripped almost nudo in the semi-trop- rises to to listen most recent campaign to drive of idea any streets that cut through masses of found still unsettled the fate of low Further police activities lnclud drown out speakers beat one speakthe American government protest s heat rushed completion of wreckage compromise” father-lanhalf d Jews million from the hills holding up the insurgent adand threaten rock fortifications er and a to Tokyo against "continued uning investigation of Jewish-hel- d v bestretching showed signs of abatement necessary and purposeful InterferNone know how many were killed vance on Valencia some 35 miles Unlikely to Agree to beat an elderly woman who pro- tween and restriction of Jewish somt Almenara and passports Sagunto tested ence with foreign right and inter-ea- ts With the greater part of Spain businesses by the economics Tuesday 14 miles north of Valencia' where before down Tuesday last week to the south Men horses tanks tho- - city and and planes struggled without gain under his control' Moss Middleton rubicund had cenevacuated in the Japanese-occupie- d Many is anit considered office officials But be the post greatest battle probably will must be conducted within to either elde former night watchman-deput- y tral China area” that Insurgent General In defense of the vital gov- columns of refuges! were passing unlikely new measa fought nounced beAfter crossing the Mijares river Franco would agree to for the Southern Harlan Coai com- ernment seaport through when enemy aircraft any cessa- “orderly and legal channels” party ure They stated Jewish business Lockhart and his staff have held lieved to havo numbered 40 planes at Almazora and moving southward tion of hostilities except on discussions with Japanese In pany said ha went to Evarta the his own leaders said houses no longer could avail them dally withstruck by moonlight destroying the along the Mediterranean coastal terms day of the meeting with his nephew Not Over Yet Fueh- selves of the convenience of bring- an effort to obtain Japanese was There indications that Merle Middleton also a defendant Machine-gu- n drawal from American-owne- d propplain’ the Insurgents had suffered Thus - much depends upon his rer Adolf Hitler nests and artillery city block by block such mail as circuadvertising may have been re- ing a smashing counterattack by gov- heaviest backer Premier Mussolini here but did not remain until the bases erties and to obtain permission thickly-strun- g Left to lars offices by mass protected Nobdy for post ernment troops before Burriana for mlssionuires to return to their rally started of and how far 11 dues would sponsible for the Orders to “curb ing and cancellation exeept instamp barbed wire were blasted out becases No one is left in Nules to explore ' the Onda region 10 miles to bo Italy In He said Merle Middleton "blowed hind poets in the occupied areas violence to to obtain durable a broad trenches willing go that where the addresses were Jewish the Wreckage and recover the the west Insurgents halted their friendship with Britain his horn” becauss a truck bearing would deep enemy tanks About 25 such permits have been who Der weekfuehrer the spent Monday’s order forbidding the issued to missionaries formerly stawell en bodies after offensive union miners and their families was The trap meeting end his at to in is Bavarian chalet said Chamberlain have sugand speed thoroughnesa of An estimated 500 bombs fell into trenched government machine gun presence of Jews on stock exchange blocking tho road for several min- preparation! appeared conclusive gested that if Mussolini wants the Berchtesgaden abandoned a sched- floors was reflected in a drop in tioned at Nanking Wuhu and Hangners the utes Other home were blowing at chow since the United States deBritish-Italia- n hapless city to Vienna anwas uled It of trip friendship pact business Tuesday proof military leaders and troops The victlmi were particularly In Teruel same was the manded June 1 that Japanese turn It the same time he said ' story he nounced was to to become that he should ar supporting Premier Juan April returning With “Aryanization” in full prog- back to American owners Allen Nidiffer bus driver emsince most were refugees province to the west In thefuebla persuade Franco operative properto accept a truce Berlin because of matters of "party ress the Juedische assertion the Spanish civil helpless Rundschau ployed by Merle Middleton and Pearl war still will be long and hard from other towns pausing in Nules de Valverde sector southeast of France anxious to obtain a simi- policy” He was expected to spend turned the attention of its Jewish ties occupied by Japanese troops on their flight and were unac- Teruel insurgents attempted to Co- lar Bassham who also 1 defendant as friendship agreement with Italy several days here before beginning readers to the problem of emigra fought whatever bomb- ntinue the attacks which won them decided operator of the defendant Harlan-Wallito send an unofficial mis- his Bavarian summer vacation The morels In threatened V&len quainted with tion and saw hopes in possible acr10HEY-BAC- K Cama in hills town Sierra had to shelters offer the scattered Coal company told of pay- cla the the sion to Franco next major obthereby tacitly tion by the government cooperat insurgents’ Flans on 1 Parleys lie still but where rena the Merle to drive Middleton troops government Monday Many spot ing in belief ultimate a is is no Thera indi acknowledging high with the United States In an in him K D Trent and Steve King jective stopped them in their tracks While In Berlin der fuehrer will ing cation hers of a ghost of hops for they were blown Into eternity insurgent victory ternational refugee meeting at Evi GLAND tho two miles from Verda Ky to confer council the of with inner an France July 6 government surrender Agrees With London Evarts his cabinet on measures to be taken The On the contrary the Valencia press emi the that explained paper Restores Vigorous Health Nidiffer and King said they saw is Apparently France was won over against Jews as well as a new penal gration process In Germany iffvso reiterating that V&lenla will be Wi George Lee John Hickey and Frank another Madrid with the enemy uncode was The (uirmtee to brln you bock to heoltb said it to the British conviction that no penal code that "many Jews have v n1 htppineso or w refund every cent White then deputies now defend able to measures may be complicated matter who wins the civil War the and how euro wo ore that wo hare tho doors closed Tbet’e Into bresy and through bumped again ants at the rally and that- - they The area north of beet (land tablet known Thoueand of nazi the of extreme will nationalism promulgated during party Spain has added Jew Sagunto that "every again” It aaw Lee “slap some man” proved this to our full be sufficient to drive out Germans congress at Nuremberg early in in Germany who sees the smallest teat haveNow been almost wholly evacuated by WITHOUT HI8K ou can and Italians fighting with Franco July civilians prove it to your chance of emigrating wants to hastAs of result the LOS ANGELES June 21 orders (Continued from Page One) on British the proGlenda against Agreement la convenient tablet font la en his departure" Nules Leveled an "Will Lease the best la modern science it terrorism It was reliato send evacuation commisno longer should be The German press Monday broke considered Democratic posal lead eontalni the extrocte from the (land of held the among disreJewish stated the to of an sions to aa effort in looked a Tho last of ts mule-cart- s bly daubing streaming upon Spain permanently its silence on the drive healthy animals and Its purpose la to N Y Fair Space down the dusty cosstal highway abling disease but Instead steps aspirants with 19394 votes In 3058n move foreign troops came when shop windows with defamatory Adolf Hitler’s own Voelklecher stimulate aU tho eland to healthy acSchlip-liwere Fred Other The effect 1 astonishing alma precincts of and tha soviet Russia which heretofore had signs slogans smashing Tuesday afternoon spent at least should be taken for rehabilitation declared the campaign was tivity Murmatlcil Tha entire body takes on a n2 Michael Cloud 18587 St TOKYO Juno 21 (INS)— Japan half ithe journey In ditches and hid- of sufferers the thirty-fourt- h soma In windows aninstances the “an act of bowed to the will the ad opposed plan the mal peocondition by Vlgoroue health la neces' ' Cloud 14812 V Ander-sowill construct no building at tho ing under orange trees to beating of Jews must give way to ple against Jews who are swamping sary lor success la all activity today escape de- nual convention of the National Tu- ray St Paul 8628 Charles Lethert Of the other powers St New York World’s fair "because tection - by Aethma Besides agreeing to the dispatch disciplined activities Dlabatee Con- Rheumatlim insurgent bombers berculosis association' was told Austrla” from atint Tiredness Lew Blood Preeaure Pauh 3913 iuid J Anderson of commissions to arrange for The terrorism was said by in' Berlin especially of labor union interference” it wit weeping the road ceaselessly Tuesday by Edward Hochhauser of Nervousness etc are ailments 2778 frequently aubcom-mltte- e formed nazls to have been taken stated officially Tuesday The town of Nules midway be- New York City’s Altro workshops Minneapolis evacuation the up caused by (land disorders You owe it Instead this country will rent lim- tween Sagunton and fallen to strengthen land by extrema party elements without Sonja Ilenie Plans Tour Castel-io- n s oure'f andOlendsje tola try this new Hochhauser pointed out the prog' agreed un- ited indoor space for its exhibits entirely soon of the and de la Plana as the result of one resa mads in curing patients but observers and sea control and police Inspiration llke others It la a real (land product put Me June 21 HOLLYWOOD June 21 Wb-S- on at the 1939 fair it waa announced terrilfc air raid a week ago is prob- said that efforts to keep those ef- PORTLAND out hand of Unlimited to forts certain Money Back keep got rrl! ? Spanish Lewis O Barrows’ ava- in ja Henle arranged Tuesday by cable satisfaction !?y Ja°M not lv complete Japanese construction plans for the ably the city of ail fected well after they leave sana- lanche of votes which buried Stats arms out of the warring peninsula No Punishments treatment 1300 60 skaters to her of to take troupe San Francisco lair remain un- Spain toria are legging Rehabilitation L Fe maid’s bid for Closed Border changed There probably will be no dis- Norway Denmark 'and Sweden for At Schrimm-Johnto- n The stench of human and animal he declared would have widespread Senator Roy Drag' Store nominaa series of ekating exhibitions gubernatorial Republican (Adv) nazi closed action tha France her has benefits not only to the Individuals ciplinary against already tion stood at nearly 73000 Tues border to of arms to gov- extremists it waa aald because of concerned but to communities taxshipment day night ernment Spain a move French left- "the difficulty in establishing who payers ’and employers returns He described the plan of shel- "Virtually complete ists said conceded defeat of the committed the acts” Mild repriBarrows gava Monday’s primary mands were anticipated tered workshops and colonies for 72830 Fernald Ob Dev! SAII FRANCISCO Again ! The Bar Spanish government 24387 The orders for relaxation of the patients as demonstrating that suf- rows lead was more than double On the basis of the subcommittee ferers "may gradually return to the 19000 majority by which he agreement the stock exchange re- violence spread panic i ( normal work with partial or com- was Brokers were throughout Berlin’s ghetto districts nominated two years ago over covered sharply BUT I’LL BE Inand arrests resulted in hundreds of busier than for many months plete Blin W Skowhegan- - banker Holland Hudson director of the A clean-swee-Page £van & Re dustrial shares and gold oil and came as the government relaxed p all for major stern measures affecting the proprose association’s rehabilitation service stocks rubber Utah Incumbents automatically gait teV City Britain eagerly watched for evi- erty of Jews of German extraction said the success of a program to publican them against Democratic placed living abroad : return those afflicted to industry nominees also chosen Monday in dence of Spanish war weariness Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm falls primarily upon the physician the Chamberlain disclosed that Britwhich election state September 27 decree permitIn charge rear been termed by political ain had sent a new protest to Goering’a April has often - 4lreototf The convention elected Dr Liv- leaders as a weathervane fbr na' Franco over “deliberate" bombings ting "utilization” of the German all of Jews fortunes and York of New and tion sentiment of British ships property ingston Farrand whether in the reich or abroad afDr Gerald Webb of Colorado The September ballot line-u- p fected many American Jews and Springs Colo as honorary mem- will be: brought a sharp—and still unan bers Dr Ferrand is a former manforGovernor— Barrows against swered— protest from the United aging director of tha association mer Governor Louis J Brann (D) States government on May 11 r sertlca tha and former president of Cornell Lewiston unopposed in the primary N Y Dr while Ithaca university inns our he Orders Registration for a third term nomination Webb is a former president of the S U Less than four hours! That’s all it representatives: Tha decrea ordered registration frequently we GENEVA June 21 WWTurkey association Wardleigh B DrumFirst district — Representative broke with excess takes to go to San Francisco hy at of $2000 in all relations mond Portland Maine was re- James property Tuesday C Oliver (R)' against Har- the off of Nations committee before June 30 under penalty of elected clerk League United’s fast luxurioqs Main to old B Emery (D) Llmington groups who call to ash for°r Second ’district — Representative controlling elections in the Syrian confiscation 3 fast flights to liners! Leave early in the mornand r the district of Alexandretta which lies Tuesday it was disclosed that institution Clyde H Smith (R) against F HarSan Francisco ing have the full day for busigovernment had modified the decree along the Turkish frontier old Dubord (D) Watervllle secretariat so that it exempts all Jews of forness take a dinner-hou- r daily-l- ow Third district — Representative In & note to the league plane caller are welcome:round-tri- p charged the committee had eign citizenship from reporting who back and you’re home with Ralph O Brewster (R) against Turkey unless a always gomeeme here MAGIC OH A CLOTH Melvin P Roberta (D) Fort Fair-fiel- d failed to maintain "impartiality" in fhelr holdings in Germany i There rates Jews German an here reside ybUr family the same night It’s voters voA of for the they expUl registration 'Neither had opposition Mon election A can ehow you through at an undetermined date abroad must register their property a comfortable trip' too th at trM service day our deadline tha (oral Any tmoAgy but of reich decide whether the this summer to withjn phases United’s new higher and smoothtrwtf PtlaUd Walla AleXandretta ' would be controlled for registration was advanced to ar Woodwork tot 'Hespectfully loaa baautiul fete 31 er flight levels October by Turks or Arabs Inf Nifam Urge Deportations Isolated been There have only MO WATCH-League quarters pointed out how t outbreaks durRINSINI— NEW YORK June 21 UD--A fed ever that Turkey had few relations cases of NO ORYINO 1 eral grand jury which convened with the committee which was ac- ing tha past 48 hours WIPES " Jfifmet SOIL OFF fiul UK DUSTINS The official news aggney Tueshere in Maroh Tuesday night said credited to France as the mandatory Aaeott m lialtaMt Tickets: Hotel Utah Wasatch 9400 Or Travel it had recommended to President power controlling Syria French and day announced a post office regudtk Tom IHoim Roosevelt the deportation Of all Turkish general staff officers al- lation effective Immediately prof Caff Bureaus Hotels MFl CO aliens on relief who after three ready have started conversations in hibiting Jaws from sending adverItofel Oalll years’ residence have not taken out Alexandretta for an accord to cover tising matter through the mails stfirst naturalisation papers the election eeps when it Is addressed to Jews -- Solid Rock ‘Nests’ Will Greet Rival Troops Franco’s Men Near Valencia Deadlock in Eastern Spain ’ I SHANGHAI June 22 Wednescamd day) CP)—Japan's paign for quick conquest of central China Is being reshaped at heavy cost tochpllenge steadily growing Chinese "strength Blocked by Yellow river inundation along tbs Lunghal railroad the Japanese army has been forced to put “ most of its strength-tnto-- acrosscountry' drive against Hankow China’s provisional capital i Troops and equipment are being shifted st great expense from the Lunghal zone where only two weeks ago Japanese were on the verge of capturing Chengchow which they had planned to use as a bast for a drive 300 miles south along the Pelplng-H&nkorailway ugalnst ' Hankow Concentrate at Anklng Chinese reports said four Japanese' divisions were bing concentrated In the vicinity of Anklng in Anhwei province for a push due west against the provisional capital An additional 20000 men and 200 tanks were said to be on their way to Anklng from the Lunghal sues Hankow reports said Japanest 130 mlies Tlis map shows Japan’s “no man’s land” for foreigners in troops had reached a point which 60 of Hankow around Chiha A11 are asked to leavy the none ranging from the coast east new Chinese divisions numbering north-soutto the heavy h line from Peihal to Sian Northern 500000 men were reported taking limit is thd Yellow river whose flood area is shown by boxes up positions for the coming battle for the city- Chinese also said they ‘ Arrows indicatethe push toward Hankow were receiving new shipments of A mil ''' planes and soviet Russian tanks and gas Japanese gunboats based on were shelling the way up the Yangtze rlyer toward Hankow Ninety Japanese vessels were said to be concentrated in the Anking area Weather Clearing In the flood area isteK clearing weather conditions brought hope of Coebbels Pauses in Moderation Seen AH foreigners subsiding waters - Nazi Leader Nazis Lessen An-ki- ng Hints Early Attacks on Czech Rebuke Jewish Firms t (AP)--Thousan- flood-maroon- BanX hand-to-han- sun-tann- io er h min-Istr- if antl-Jewl- 1 ‘ Ne-grin- ’s TABLET Speaker Gtes Benson Clings Phthisis Aid To Lead anti-Semlt- la n- anti-Semit- ic anti-Semit- ic Beo-bacht- er nine-pow- er - worst-wreck- '' which t” fourfuierai Turks Break Ties With League Body ‘ I f°r“atsS - all MO UNITED AIR LII1ES 5 anti-Semit- ic i |