Show :21 iit ' i - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1938 28- 5 SZENIMEMINIENECIIII t I I Japanese Base Right Back Where '' Stirs Foreign Fears in China ' Started New WalksOut'-- ' r Goes to Bat 7 Rumblinos 7'777-'r) -" 'N France t Plague 7:v ( Hoe ::': k if Vast Airport Being Built Near Shanghai 1 ' '' Metal Workers Do About-Fac- e as Mass Strike Nears 1 : : f ' ' ' ' - '' T With Germany Nazis Press Attack -: - Ceded to Jugoslavia Rumania After War Act Follows Accord ''1 : ' t - f 'I':''i7:'::' (Continued From Page One) SHANGHAI Nov 28 UPI—Japanese construction of a vast military base near Woosung at the mouth of the Whangpoo river downstream K:!:!':::k$:::!:::U:: from Shanghai added Monday to i::!i:''!1''!:i'HZ!:i - 4 :' :: SOFIA Bulgaria Nov 27 (UP)—The government Sunday irn posed virtual martial law on this city's 290000 residents cutting off all telephone communication in an effort to suppress disorders on the eighteenth anniversary of the World war treaty of Neuilly A government order clearing the The crowd was dispersed by fire streets and putting military and hoses and officials said Sunders ri in of the police patrols charge city at daybreak resulted from a series strictions were necluary to "main- of disorders in which crowds—of tain the prestige of the state young Bulgarians demanded return "Although the police warned the 1 of the nation's iwar-loterritories public that demonatrations would These territories stripped from not be allowect some trouble oc Bulgaria by the trfaty of Neuilly on curred" a government radio broad"These disorders were November 27 1919 Were ceded to cmt bald used by evilly disposed circles with Jugoslavia and Rumania Millary leaders of Jugoslavia and the object of creating trouble and Rumania met With members of the disturbances ivithtn our country and Turkish and Greek generaLstaft in the government la obliged to take conference of measures to preserve order" Athens for a the Balkan entente aimed —Frequent radio bulletins warned ing any Bulgaria revisionist de- - the city's population to remain indoors mends On Friday the police arrested 1000 Tht) Balkan entente was formed to serve as a bulwark against Bul- - students outside the foreign Office garian territorial demands just as where Premier Klosseivanoff who the little entente was created under also is foreign minister was making French patronage to oppose a Hun- - a statement regarding the territories garian revisionist prograrn An angry crowd gathered before Saturday Bulgarian soldiers and the office of Premier George Kios- - Rumanian frontier guarda clashed seivanoff Saturday night shouting: along the Ranube near the town of ' "Return our lost territories!" Lom - (Continued From 'Page One) 44 ' wealthy as those IIn the rest of dictatorship in France through industrial agitation aimed at the ::: greater Germany ' downfall 6! hie government 's'6:::'' ::' Thl Voelkischer Beobachter said ': s:i He promised to "go to the end" 102 Austrian Jews were million- ' ::::':: y in attempting to break the strike :47::::!::! i 'l'':::::l: foreign apprehension over Japan's sires The largest individual Jewmovement- and declared "the 'whole " ' future plans in China ':: '' ::: future of the French republic" deish fortune it said was 28000000 Foreign observers said Japanese pended upon vigorous suppression marks 1:::::::::::::::c::::: (about 210000000) so that ote ::::i::::::::::::::: constructwere authorities Military 6f occupation strikes and projected ii::::::::::::::::::'::::::a:::i::: after paying the 20 per cent asing a gigantic airfield two miles general strikes te sessment of Emit Wm Rath its from Shanghai's north station They :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::5 :::: Denying assertions of his oppoI :::::: owner would have more than 20- '‘ J said about 30000 Chinese laborers :::::!::!''1::!:::::n::':::::": " ' o"'7' 1::':::::' 0? nents that he seeks to make himwere laying a carpet of crushed i!i::::i!::i:''::' 000000 marks- - ((28000000) left ': self dictator Paladier declared bricks over the marshy ground and --' that occupation of factories and the r': Based On Returns probably woUld have it completed ' calling of a general strike was in The newspaper's tabulations supWithin three months' effect a teat of force between "a Senator-eleBarbour Joins A fleet of about 100 trucks they posedly were based on returns Jews dictatorship of the minority and re- tight on declared was making an average were forced to make to comply with publican democracy" Field Marshal Hermann Wilhahn of five trips a day each to the field "It was a question and it is a Góering's decree demanding that transporting the brick from the question still as certain leaders of they list their wealth Chapel district international organizations have Although the work still is incomEjection of Jewish tenants from f us in their aggressive warned plete they said squadrons of bombapartment houses reported by exIspeeches of unleashing an attack ers and the newly established air tremist nazi organs to be imminent against the French government" mail service to Tokyo were quarapparently will raise knotty probhe asserted tered on finished parts lems until existing laws for proMeanwhile there were indications Anti-Semitis- m tecting tenants have been revised the nation-wid- e Dar Foreigners strike instruction Authorities swamped with eager to the 50000001workers affiliated All foreigners have been barred pleaded with General Confederation of Laanfrom Woosung where besides with applicants to be patient until bor was not meeting with complete Senators Elect Editor other airfield it was reported the the number of eventually available accord in the ranks Japanese were tebuilding the devasapartments is kntawn A decree signed by President AlAims Cite tated town into a military defense Lawyer Jews gradually are being forced De Monbert Lebrun and Daladier base with near-b- y barracks Ito acout of smaller towns and villages zie t the government Ickes on Committee of Bavaria some of them of famicommodate 20000 men and emplacethe 521000 railway requisition tnentS heavy enough for lies that had lived there tor cenHis resignation rejected Bela Imredi again Is Hungary workers into military service was cannon turies - official thein him failure to 27 YORK NEW Nov published Sunday give parliament majorityJapanese themselves report that premier despite party's journal of a committee of 50 men Towns 'Jew-FreWork has begun on a vast industrial The decree gave the government and shipping zone along the river women and including a cabinet T h e newspaper Fraenkische power to mobilize the workers at between Shanghai and Woosung and other leaders in na- TageszAiltung said Julius Stretcher member altime its after publication any and goverForeigners expressed fear that not yet been tionalriffairs to combat racial and Mitspoken has the though power enable such a development might nor of Franconia had reported the used anwas intolerance religious AltenJapan if she desired to squeeze out townships of Schwabach all foreign interests in Shanghai nounced jointly Sunday by Senator muhr Scheinfeld and Lauf had anMilitary Status They noted Japan's unexplained If the services of the workers elect W Warren Barbour (R) New nounced they now were "Jew-free- " delay in returning the American-owne- d The same newspaper however were required the government Jersey William Allen White Em said 4 man in Weiden who wrote a Shanghai university which would issue an order placing them Kan newspaper editor and poria Japanese have occupied since the under military supervision Thus George Gordon Battle New York Jewess a threatening letter demandbeginning of Ithe war and attributed ing money had been sentenced to would as soldiers be treated they it largely to its location almost in Navy Plans Winter Regent Reconsiders and would receives soldiers' pay in- lawyer said six months' imprisonment purposes of the organthe center of the proposed Japanese They The Vienna edition of the Voestead of their regular wages ization the Provisional Council lkischer Beobachter continued the special zone Resignation by Aqi on as Snow officials union the said Railway would be to nazi Against Chinese Claim Victory press attacks on the United railway employes would join the fight intolerance by "factual anCovers Main Front States Reappointment restrike movement Wednesday by dissemMeanwhile along the battle lines alysis of "Evidently it has become danger- i fusing to carry out their customary inated through forums and by radio Chinese declared they had recapous for Americans in America to duties between 4 a In and I D mr ela BUDAPEST HENDAYE France (at the SpanNov 27 and the press tured Yingcheng 50 miles northsay what they think lest they dis- 2 however all added that They Include Listed Harold members west of Hankow in vigorous counter-a- ish Frontier) Nov 27 (Al—Spanish Imredi was reappointed Sunday to please Jews" it conftnented iIr an : union members would be required L Ickes ttacks of the interior editorial while still blocking the insurgents indicated Sunday sys- the premiership from which he re- - to report at their regular pests "to Governor secretary H Lehman t New Herbert : Japanese advance south from the tematic attacks on strategic gov"Perhaps the slogan 'America for signed last Wednesday in the face guarantee security prevent sabo- York Senator Carter Glass (Di Americans former previsional capital will be changed to and order" maintain Generaliswould tage ernment U of dissatisfaction over his failure be S ports Virginia Josephus Daniels Japan's army has dug in at Chi1 "Their presence at their regular ambassador to Mexico Alfred E 'America for Jews'" about 15 simo Francisto Franco's main to obtain for Hungary the eastklapu and Wukiang-kia- o exof official an work" places Smith former governor of New Praise Coughlin I miles southeast of Yochow on the weapons during the coming months ern part of Czechoslovakia as York plained "cannot be considered Canton-HankoMonsignor John A Ryan railroad Chinese when winter snows under the front Rev the Radio by speeches was He to instrucied resume his an occupational strike" Washington Colonel Frank Knox Charles E Coughlin have attracted declared and another column also lines has been stopped in the mountains Attacks Saturday along the north- functions as premier by Admiral The union of railway supervisors Frank E Gannett Chicago and considerable attention and he haa of the national Mediterranean seaboard they Nicholas system noti- Rochester N Y publishers respecalong the border of Hupeh and east been singled out for high praise as Horthy regent of Hun- fied the labor railway said were a "sample" of the reguministry iti mem- tively the Rev Harry Emerson a Ronan provinces in reconsideffect "courageous cleric" gary Horthy foremen chiefs bers—who to are and Franco's M New Dr lar Fosdick York plans Ihowever Robert navy pounding struck again Japanese his of services whom ered under various of the Imredi's Univerof acceptance Hutchins the ports during give government president through the air Heavy damages ''''Illin and casualties were reported in air winter on the theory that the gov- resignation and announced it would thousands of ordinary workers are sity of Chicago John S Burke ji-1- 6 eill000— under the strike would resist morale crack ernment's employed—would president of the Altman foundaraids on Hengyang which Japanese be disregarded two order the bombardment William tion A Green F L presiWar planes bombed three times dent and John L Lewis C I 0 presiInsurgent naval bases on the Quit After Losing Test Tradesme Refuse Ichang and ithe Chekiang province northwest were coast dent reported busy Imredi and his entire cabinet quit town of Chuki White was designated provisional 4 Chinese declared they had inflict- arming all available merchant craft after the government had been They said they would "do their to heaviest assure the duty executive secretary The first meetregular service" ed 2000 casualties on Japanese in and fishing boats with on voted down 115 to a test ballot Such vessels Many small shopkeepers grocers ing was announced for New York victories at Fowping and Fallen guns they can carry be auxiliaries to the war fleet 5 in the lower house of parlia- and wine sellers notified the labor or Washington within two weeks bprder and will along the Hopeh-Shanment intended to keep open had forced a Japanese unit in now based at Mallorca At the same time 11 of the 160 ministry they One insurgent report however Wednesday despite the strike call northern Shansi to withdraw from of members Imredi's national Officials of the communications Wutai toward Tatung 50 miles indicated that Franco might try party in parliament resigned unity beC again to seize Minorca the lone cause of the ministry which supervises the north of Taiyuan premier's uncertainty postal service telephones and telegovernment stronghold in the Ba- on the 4"11111440- - - ': -- ' FLORENCE Italy Nov 27 UP)— learic islands off the Mediterranean ho-Ukraine queption of obtaining Carpat- graps said "measures of security Czecho(Ruthenia) and precaution" are being planned Professor Ella Vo lpi 80 interna- coast r:177-:-----: The little Island this report said slovakia's easternmost autonomous which will "assure in every way the ::::::::::::::: tionally known antiquarian and He was a has been made vulnerable to insur- territory normal functioning ofour services" painter' died Sunday MERLIN 27 Nov Th'e dissatisfied national unity These officials pointed out commember of the Detroit Academy of gent attack since Franco with a ! ::-!:: aviation Sunday mourned the death One of his paintings foothold on the eastern seaboard deputies have been clamoring for munications employes were paid of 11 men Fine Arts in 'the crash of a big Czechoslovakia cede the to terrifrom the won an award at the Boston World easily can transfer troops from public funds and could not Lufthansa plane on an experimentory to Hungary so the latter could be mobilized The employes and mainland to the island exposition of 1880 obtain a common frontier wall Po- the facilities of the ministry always tal flight in Gambia on the west 0 land an aim opposed by Germany are at the disposition of the gov coast bf Africa v:::: A German investigating commisI ::!:::1'4 ernment' To Deal With Rebels 4::: "N:l: sion headed from Las Palmas Em: The Association Of islands to the spot 'where Imredi Indicated Sunday night he ployes of France andMunicipal her colonies Canary :!141:t ::':::':' ki:7vr:Y the plane fell unexplainedly Satur':'' $ would make another effort to coasserting the strike movement was t operate with the rebellious parlia- "motivated by political considera- day near Bathurst Gambia carry7'4:"''' V4 " ' ''::: mentarians It was understood that tions" ordered its members to go ing a crew of five and ten tech1 :':'' TO' t '‘ nicians Count Paul Teleki minister of edu- to work as usual Wednesday ' Another commission composed of cation has t) ersuaded a number of The organization includes the mathe party men to return their sup- jority of city town and village pub- air ministry and Lufthansa officials was to start from Berlin early port to the premier lic employes including policemen to try to establish the cause Monday To obtain a majority in the lower France and her colonies of the disaster house Imredi must obtain the sup- throughout Among the victims were Chief Another test Situation Quiet womao port of 124 members 11-Pilots Robert tIntucht and Joachim is expected Thursday when parliaThe threat of a new metal workwho had 107 ocean ment is scheduled to meet after a ers' walk-oin the Valenciennes Blankenburg recess week's by region 'came at the end of a day flights to his credit Blankenburg proclaimed also made the first catapult flight Horthy in which the labor situation in to from the German liner northern France where last week New York in 1930 and 'Europa was given 50000 strikers occupied more than '''''''''''''''''''' high honors last August on comFour Loggers grown 100 factories had been quiet of his 100th ocean41ight pletion comof executive The decision Ole The other dead were Pilot Sager In Canadian Lake mittee of the metal workers' union First Radioman Gillwadt Engineer 10was announced at a meeting of s Landong Navigating Officers Ben-the- n PORT ALBERNI B C Nov 27 000 metal plant employes Andras and Sutter Mechan(Canadian Press)—Four men were Other metal workers in the Lille ics Pflaefflin and Hasenmueller and for will duty regular report region drowned early Sunday when the an air ministry expert named since their union hm not Schwendler small rowboat in which they were Monday revoked its instructions Miners crossing Great Central lake here and mine railway employes also Two others made their have been ordered back to work swamped "Slalom" ski action Blast Killing Three Stirs movie Feature length packed to shore by their respective organizations ' safely way models ' Elaborate fashion revue with living preVaOf near Loos Bentown In the The dead: John Ferguson E ” I' senting latest styles 1000 workers in the Probe lm Rumania ton A MacPherson and Clarence lenciennes and of exhibits show—colorful equipment Stage Kuhlmann chemical plant branch BUCHAREST Nov TT Brennan apparel All were employes of a logging decided to strike and occupied the dispatches reaching here SunSki experts giving ski hints—coFununity sing of premises company day said three persons were killed world famous ski songs and upwards of 40 injured by a W bomb explosion in a theater at sm in Banat the Temisoara hottest 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