| Show 4 ilijc Salt £akc Saturday Morning— Banned Jews Sail From Cuban Harbor Britisli Queen Takes Over Engineer’s Cab HAVANA Cuba June 2 (JR — A desperate boatload of 907 German Jewish refugees sailed out of Ha- Friday heartened somewhat by a shipboard rumor that they might yet find new homes In the western world after being devana harbor nied entry into Cuba Hamburg Germany their startJng point was the destination of the German liner St Louis whose departure marked another cessful attempt by German Jews to fettle in this hemisphere unsuc- But to avoid collective suicide at- tempts word was spread on board that the United States government had authorized their landing in New York if continuing efforts for their entry into Cuba failed But No Arrangements Kept from them was the news from Washington that government officials there said no arrangements had been made for them to land in' New York or any other United States port Smiles spread over faces among refugees who took the report at face value Wailing which had grown louder during five days of vain efforts to entep Cuba turned to happy laughter Despite the high spirits aboard when the St Louis sailed relatives and friends left behind feared the worst when the tragic passengers learn their true destination Some expressed fears there might he attempts to force Captain Gus-- I tav Shroeder of the St Louis to head for another port Others spoke of the possibility of mass suicides the fear of which led Captain Shroeder to delay his departure until President Federico Laredo Bru ordered him to sail or he towed from Cuban waters by a tear-stain- ' xr BERLIN" June 2 (JP)— Informed nans expressed conviction Friday night after Regent Paul of Jugon Hi slavia had been shown a T of Germany’s military might that his country would remain helpfr- ful to Berlin in the Balkans Britain and France they asserted would not be able to woo Jugoslavia into what nazis charge is the plan of "London and Paris to 3 n "encircle” axis u partners the In the nazl view Prince Paul head of Jugoslavia’ regency during the minority of King Peter intends to maintain Belgrade’s neutrality Pledge Respect This was the meaning they said of his response to the toast at an elaborate state dinner Thuisday night in which Reichsfuehrer Hitler pledged respect “for all time” for Jugoslavia's frontier with Germany The regent here for a five-da- y state visit replied with an expres4 Quern Elizabeth of Great Britain takes seat in engineer’s cab of mountain locomotiv e for sion of gratification that Germany’ "intends to recognize Jugoslavia’s sightseeing trip in Canadian Rockies during royal tour freedom and independence” A neutral Jugoslavia aloof from the British-Frenc- h front and delivering 50 per cent or more of her raw materials to Germany and another large percentage to Italy it was said is all that Germany wants The fuehrer’s reference at the state banquet to Jugoslavia’s "freedom and independence" and the A Cardenas Pays Royalty’s Host Poj)e Voices Visit to Jeered at Hope for Border Town Alberta Fete Avoiding War Mexico President Premier Draws ElemH Boos at Statesmen Giie Assurances of Greeting for King Peaceful Plans Greetings to U S Reaction of Bulgarin NOGALES UP)— under-the-Ku- rf Post-Dispat- Rier PfilMT FOR PflDCO HOUSE FAINT BEST GIUDE ICE — It was a mad jumble m which the king and queen wrie jostled and pushed about The queen finally asked her escort to take her and tho king to their car Local officials estimated that of Alla rtas neatly population' had come to Edmonton to pav homage to the king and queen Sixty thousand pere sons weie seated In the stands erected along the 100 footwide Portage avenue wlmh the la’e Wile y post had used as an airdrome in Ins 'I he roval couple drove flight up and back down to the thunder of tho continuous cheer and a waving sea of little XlMton Jacks In other parts of the exty 30 000 others were setaed on stands erected bv the municipality Aherhait in lus addiesf of Cal— 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innfissid the of Mrs Oils a Le widow 4 June William 2 UR -an- Edward Is etc Iioy hot 7’ June 2 Ft — JERUSALEM li troops wore ri ported Friday night to be fighting a major engigcimnt in the Kalkaliva hills with mi Aral) band as ft new wave the Holy of bloodshed swept I uni 'I he A lab band during the day nd kilhd four British soldier three Jewish policemen who were un a road patrol In addition six Arabs were killed including a native policeman when a time bomb exploded market pluro near the Jaffa Hi gale The bomb burst amid shopping crowdc A score of Arabs were vc minded so seriously they were t iken to hospitals Horror gnpped the Holv lniid in the wake of the outburst Tension glow hourly a police and military anthoriiiis strove to retain order by swi'l punitive mea- sum and with ccascdis patrols all sections of Jciusnlcm Puli d of Friday Newspapers reported night that Bulgaria was particularover Hitler's boundary asly happy surances to Jugoslavia and there wrnre indications that Germany would attempt further to consolidate her position in Bulgaria in the near future (At Nagykanizsa Hungary meanwhile acts of violence involving Slovenes and Germans in northern Jugoslavia were described in reinto ports Hungary filtering through heavy censorship (They told of the wrecking of homes of nazi Germans by Slovene nationalists and said clashes had occurred in many localities along Jugoslavia's frontier with Germany n an area within the prewar empire ) Trade negotiations between Germany and Jugoslavia are going on simultaneously with the regent's visit Germany already gets half of Jugoslavia's exports Nazis hope an even greater share of her raw materials may result from a treaty Impresses Paul Hitler appeared Friday to go out of his way to impress Prince Paul that— as the nazi press said— he has "the world's best arpiy” which with g it materials and training is easily in a ” position to solve any task put to it The fuehrer stood beside ' the prince for almost three hours 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judged it too high LAWN two Arizona automobile salesmen Bullets which pierced the bodies of the salesmen Jack Peterson 35 and Ellis M Koury 27 were not recovered but fna shells found at the death scene are being checked with the pistol by Kdwaid B Cross-ma- n ba list lc j expert to determine Cloud '1 lie draw mugs occurred during whether they weie used in the a sc hoed pic me weapon WEEK BEGINNING TODAY of the two nations’ permanence common frontier were cited as proof that nazidom desires no more than that (JR-M- S-F- jears CHAIRSwith 15-m- ile 1 Vr 18 WjX hou-qu- et out ex- porting nations tor tne past Reclining m ad-m- 31PLTI-SE- June 3 1939 the average of the four major Rome-Berli- s S by Trade Minister Euler the committee which met from April 13 to 17 and adjourned to July 7 o that delegates could obtain further instructions from the governments had proposed a basic minimum level of world wheat prices of 80 cents a bushel for No 3 northern wheat basis Fort William It also had proposed export quotas based on a percentage of cross-sectio- VATICAN CITY June 2 (JR — Sonora Mex Juno 2 (Continued From Page One) President Lazaro Cardenas of Pius XII told his cardinals Pope of the legislative building when Mexico was given a rousing welhis intervention m Europe’s Friday the come when he arrived here unexroyal couple arrived had brought assurances 2 pectedly Friday then feted at a After the king and queen dicsensions from leading statesmen that they banquet held in a cafe just one had entered the legislative assemwere resolved to keep the peace block from the United States bouncamps The occasion for the pope's speech bly chamber a detachment of dary Pathetic Scene Saints’ day He was greeted at the city limits naval reserves took ft position in was Ins aixty-thir- d The departure of the St Louis by large delegations of farmers front of the social credit band and which is observed generally in Latin countries in place of birthdnju and preceded by pathetic scenes workers and city officials when his a band of pipers appeared They on which the cardinals hud come to ‘both aboard and on the water front automobile reached here from Cana-ne- a marched and countermarched and pav the holy father homage 90 miles to the south where kinsmen among the 10 000 Pope Pius said the sjmpathetic spectators attempted to make The president Raid in an interview played while the rojal couple of European governments shouted contact with those aboard that he desired to extend "best rested in the chambers of Lieutena- response to his efforts on behalf of the "peace J C Bowen There was a flurry of excitement wishes” to the people of the United nt-Governor which is so much desired by the Aherhait was the center of anamong the passengers when six of States declaring “I respect and u left the way open for his e the progress their number were permitted to that nation is other dispute which arose last people’’ land leading to tho belief that the making " night when he chose his own continued work to avoid war The pontiff disclosed his fear Cuban government had lifted its He promised to remedy a water granddaughter Beverly McNutt last month that international early to of Vancouver ban against all ef them a inpresent shortage situation here when quarrels would "degenerate into of flowers to the queen ProOf the 937 Rboard the liner v hen formed by city officials that the bloody conflict’’ but said he now It arrived last Saturday 29 were supply was so low that 60 per cent tests became so bitter it W’as anhad "greater hopes" that pacific sogranted permission to remain in of the amount needed had to be nounced quickly that Marie Stacy lutions could be found and "a stable Cuba since they had necessary brought In from Nogales Ariz just 9 an orphan from a IochI institupeace’’ reached tion would be chosen instend across the border papers Representatives bf the holy see A member of the presidential parIn addition Max Loewe Get man Series of Cheer at that time invited the various govlawyer who attempted to commit ty who declined the use of his ernments to examine their disputes A scries of cheers suicide Tuesday was left in a Ha- name disclosed the chief executive interrupted vana hospital Cuban officials said had told labor leaders he was con- Aberhflrt as he read an address of They talked with statesmen of Gerhe would be sent bak to Germany sidering issuing a decree prohibit- welcome to their majesties on the many Italy France Britain and Poland on the next German boat ing the sale of intoxicating liquor portico of the legislative building The pope's activities In behalf of Local newspaper men said the His wife and two children went in industrial communities Vatican back to Germany on the St Louis President Cardenas said he would king devoted more attention to peace areasregarded in somelikelihood Bowen than to Aberhart at the quarters increasing the spend at least ten cl ijs more in Soof the United States establishing nora He expects to visit southern reception at the railroad station diplomatic representation at the Otheis out however that Dr Fishbein Wins pointed Sonoia to (immunities then go holy see Bowen holds the post of personal Punto Fenaseo (Rmky Point) beA News service pointing fore proceeding to Baja California representative of the king in this out Vatican Texas Libel Suit Roosevelt althnt President was and thus entitled province where he will stay about 15 days had set one precedent by ready to the of share attention major EL PASO Texas June 2 (UP' Aberhart appeared unruffled by sending Joseph P Kennedy United Federal Judge Charles A Boynton States ambassador to London as a Weds the evidences of political tension Puliler Jr late Friday ordered a jury in U S He smiled now and then at the special ambassador to the coronadistrict court to return a verdict BRYN MAWR Ta June 2 iss tion of Pope Pius XII said: in favor of Dr Morris Fishbein in Louise Vauclain daughter of queen ‘In the present delicate situation ice politDespite the $50 000 damage suit brought Mr and Mrs Jacques Leonard Vauof the world the pope’s work of ical rancors Edmonton their gave against him by Dr Asa Brunson of clain of Havei fmd was married a demons ration of loy- pacification is great and noted El Paso Friday to Joseph Pulitzer Jr son of majesties I not alty surpassed in any other by "Aall Dr Brunson brought suit charg- the publisher of the St Louis of the United roval on the route representative city The ceremony was pering he was libeled by a telegram Dr t'o the Vatican might assist States 150000 More than lined poisons Fishbein sent Dewitt Wallace edi- formed by the Rt Rev Francis M the streets to cheer their sov- Pius XII in this salutary activity tor of Reader’s Digest discounting Taitt Episcopal bishop of Pennsyl-lanand folEdmonton’s population is desired by the whole world the effectiveness of the El Paso assisted bv Canon Ernest C ereigns lowed by all Catholics wuth continu85 000 blit thousands came from ’’ doctor's method of treating tuber- Farp rector of the Church of The as far as 300 miles away to see ous ami public prayers culosis Redeemer the royal couple For the first time sine e the king Four Persons Drown and queen started their tour crow'ds got out of hand and forced their majesties to cut short an In Mississippi unscheduled visit to University ST CIXIL’D Minn June 2 (UP) hospital -- Four persons three of them memStorm Ground bers of one family were drowned The royal couple went to the in the Mississippi river Fiiday— two of them giving their lives in at hospital to visit World war veterans As the king and queen tempi to lescue tho otheis The dead started their tour of the beds Norris Moore 49 of near St which had been rolled to the front of the hospital thousands Cloud Wajne Moore 12 son of stormed the grounds Police vveie Nuri is Moon Lc Roy Moore 18 unable to control the surging another son and Ralph Wruck 12 ONE rue k of near St crow ds son of Charles gunboat In Germany relatives here said the refugees must start life over again from scratch At best they said this fneant woik as laborers for some possibly concentration lliller Parades Might for Balkan Regent "71 m mil) OTTAWA June 2 (UP)— Sharp difference between United States and Argentine opinion regarding a satis’factpry international minimum price for wheat contributed to postponement of the preparatory committee meetings of the world wheat conference at London it was revealed here Friday According to a statement issued Jugoslavia Will Aid Reich ' Hi -- Nazis Declare Nations Delay Fixing of Wheat Price a Refugees Hold Hope of Gaining Entry Tribunc- - Men! 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