Show 4t TX THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 8 1938 i As Battle Surges for Focal Ebro Salient Insurgents Hurl Full Force Moorish troops of Rebel General Franco in action Qti the Ebro front with smoke from bursting shells swirling in backr ground Major objective of Franco in the present drive is the town of Mora Je Ebro Loyalists still hold out in hard v fighting rs a Loyalists Battle Desperately To Retain Hold injector Wrested From Franco in July ' Poland Elects t Parliament House Today p CzecK jU’ea Addition Interest $ Name Senate Nov J3 "Wlxets i ' HENDAYE France (At the Spanish Frontier) Nov 5 (AP)— v f ly field commanders Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s hurled the full force of their powerful fighting machine Saturday b on the fight bqnk igainst Remaining Spanish government-defenderOf the Ebro fiver ' i reporting' Insurgent dispatches Franco’s forces already had Co- dispatches Indicated however that in spite of steady Insurgent gains nquered half of the government ter' during this week’s steady insur rltory on the right bank said the gent offensive the operation was government troops wefe fighting far from being a walk-ovdesperately to retain the hold on Beyond the constant jockeying that side of the river which they back and forth of lines in offenWon July 25 from their foe sive and counter-offensi'the in Fierce fighting raged in a surgent gains of the last week if f semicircle around Mora De they are consolidated and held Ebro a major objective in the will be the first of great impor heart of the Ebro battlefront in tance In the Ebro sector since the northeastern Spain Insurgent' ra- government first crossed th river : ''V dio stations Friday night reported and established itself in the Kins Saturof town but this capture around Gandesa V v day’s official ‘insurgent dispatches Border reports indicated that failed to confirm it when and if the insurgents euceed Advices from the insurgent front in conquering the entire right bank near Caspe said the red and gold they will make no attempt to force S' insurgent flag now was flying a dangerous crossing to the left stretch of the bank which is well fortified and along an eight-mil- e Ebro right bank which had been bulwarked by government troops held by the government since July Large groups of government militiamen with field artillery and Official Finds complete equipment were reported 4 engirded In the Caballos and Pecha Son Safe in Texas mountains and near Moravet and Pinell This section is on the right ALBUQUERQUE Ns M Nov bank about 10 miles east of Gan-deand about lk miles north of UP)— H B Hening Republican state Tortosa publicity director announced Satr Insurgent dispatches said the urday his son Robert 28 an em- connection - the - government only "of the soil conservation servforces had maintained with the left ploye ice was reported at Dallas Texas bank were a few light pontoon bridges soms half demolished after having been missing since north of Miravet Thursday Some of these bridges th'e disHs said Mrs Hening had received patches declared were under the fire of insurgent artillery while a letter from her son advising of Budapest Sources Hint Premier Will Form others were targets for fleets of his safety Insurgent bombers which made Further Information came from Strong Right Wing Political Front flight after fligbtrover the river Tom Hughes former Albuquerque man who reported that Hening is despite - heavy antiaircraft fire Both Insurgent and government staying with him at Dallas BUDAPEST Hungary Nov 5 (UP) — Hungarian soldiers with flowers and oak leaves on their rifles Saturday began taking over another — and perhaps the last— great strip of territory from the Czechoslovak republic Magyars greeted the incoming Formally beginning occupation of soldiers with cheers The Hungari4787 square miles of land ceded by an national anthem was sung Czechs the the Hungarian troops Church bells rang out the news that threw pontoon bridges quickly postwar the frontiers set by the across the Danube end marched been broken of Trianon-ha(Unfurnished) with full field equipment into the treaty 20 years of struggle after villages of Medve Bota and You are coming at last thank on Shuett island God” a Magyar woman shouted at Czech troops retired from the the troops as a crowd that had 1160 1st Avenue strip of land taken over by the waited all night— celebrating with y song and dance— greeted the troops Hungarians In the first of a Hungarian flags were lavishly terof of occupation program The McMullen is a home of which you may be justly displayed Housewives prepared hot n In the food for the soldiers and celebrants ritory formerly proud Located in on of the finest residential secempire tions of the city and out of tha smoke makes it an Would Bolster Position ideal place to live The apartment available Coincident With the occupation yy WARSAW Nov 8 will elect a new sejm CR-Po- s XI er FjiQL fiaSi ' - wi- GOP I'?: sa Hungarian Soldiers 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armband bearing a red Hungarian “double cross” on a white field — Such a movement might be designed to offset hostility of the Hungarian nazi party German Italy Papers Hit At Roosevelt Dictator-Controlle- land or lower house of parliament Sunday in the first of two Sunday elections for a new parliament under the 1935 controversial electoral law Senate elections will bs held November 13 Because of tha controversy over tho law which resulted in an opposition boycott of the 1935 elections Interest is as great in the size of the vote as in the successful candidates INTHE " Thousands 'who stayed away from tho polio In 1935 may vote Sunday however in recognition of the government’s success - in acquiring Teschen from Czechoslovakia In the acwake of tho Munich cord which gave Sudetenland to Germany Teschen will not vote because Poland acquired tho territory after the election was announced The 208 seats of the sejm will bo filled Sunday Of 486 candidates eight are Jews and 14 Ukrainians 'TfiO 'electoral' reform law passed In the summer of 1935 allows the electorate to vote only on candidates designated by the government Candidates are picked by special committees which In practice means they are appointed by the administration In the first ejections under the reform legislation In September 10357 the opposition announced a “complete boycott” and only 87 per cent of the eligible voters cast bal- d Pres9 Blasts U S four-pow- HEW er 5PIMH DUSHEB WASHER spiral lations— the government-controlle- d newspapers assailed the American people and government leaders as if they had been selected as the chief foes of totalitarian govern' ment The attacks also were echoed In Italy where the Leghorn Telegrafo owned by the family of fascist Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano tauntedthe United States with being afraid to contest Japan’s PRAGUE Nov 5 domination of the far cast herreconciled unhappily The German press comment bn self to loss of her southern frontier America included: Saturday night but sought strong 1 A charge by Der Angriff that guarantees against further dismenv President Roosevelt had made a deal with Catholics by promising berment of the republic which has to renew diplomatic relations with 16077' miles and given up square the Holy See and to arrange state 4899000 persons to Germany Po- support of Catholic schools in return for the political support of ' land and Hungary 21000000 Catholics “who will deThe government of Premier Gen- cide the coming elections on Noeral Jan Syrovy pressed its reor- vember 8” ganization plans and attempted to 2 A charge by the Essener Natake advantage of every opportuni- tional Zeitung that the United States was blocking development ty to strengthen the position of the of transatlantic aviation byjelfish-l- y dismembered "republic! refusing to let Germany start a regular air route across the north Recall Paris Minister Atlantic 3 A statement by the Developments included: Boebachter nazi party ofRecall of the Czech minister at ficial criticising democnewspaper Paris Dr Stefan Osusky for con racies generally and President sulfations in regard to foreign pol- Roosevelt in particular for opposicy particularly in connection with ing Japan's conqdest of China 4 A sarcastic display of pictures the government’s demand for Ger many France Britain and Italy to in Der Angriff showing a series of the revised Czech born American billboards with such sloders gans as “There is no way like the Announcement by the war min- American way” and “World's highistry that demobilization of reserv- est wages” The newspaper also ists mobilized during the September publishing pictures of unemployed breadlines and slums crisis would lie ipeeded up""" Appointment of a commission commented: “Thank God we have headed by General Zahalka to de- a better way” 5 The Boersen Zeitung said it lineate the new tier jointly with a 'German com- would not be surprising if the German steamship Vancouver had been mission bombed at Oakland because AmerTies Nazi Tighten ica is a "country of gangsters" and Tightening of economic ties with her government leader should esGermany by dispatch of 100 labor tablish order at home instead of ers from Slovakia to Vienna to take lecturing foreign nations criti6 The Boersen Zeitung jobs Announcement by the' presidents cising Mr Roosevelt’s Friday night of 40 Rotary clubs in Czechoslovakia speech said that it found "Herr that they will continue their organ' Roosevelt has more and more lost He ization in the hope of aiding inter sight of reality and truth national friendship Respite their again criticised the “terrorism’ of disagreement with the international the authoritarian system thebut he gangpresident of Rotary in connection would do better toclean with his dispatch of a telegram of sters out of his awn country” congratulations tq the big four premiers who agreed at Munich on IU Relieves nd Comforts the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia Besiege You Rente mber ture Gave Only The Ape 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