| Show 4 Wednesday Morning ATIjc U'S Studies Shines Up for Royalty Moves of 1 R A Leader N Y World’s fair Held in Detroit U S Welcomes Royal Couple to Cross Line At Niagara Falls repaints famed peri sphere in anticipation Visits Near by of x isit of Britain's king and queen DETROIT June 6 iP)— Sean Russell a leader of the fiery outlawed Irish republican army sat In an Immigration detention cell Tuesday night atjd could hear the booming of gun3 and cheering as King Geoige and Queen Elizabeth were welcomed to Windsor Ont just across the Detroit river "Why should J care about the king and queen?” Russell asked and repeated that his arrival here on the eve of the royal visit was (Continued From Page One) queen although they blinked frequently did not seem to mind It The atop In Windsor was for 31 minutes The train had been sched uled to pause a moment on its out ward journey where the school children were assembled This stop however was abandoned To George MacNeb and William Meckindrick Scottish war veterans the queen said: “Good luck to Scotland” as she shook their hands Meckindrick formerly of the Scottish rifles replied affirmatively to a question by the king: “Did you know my brother? (The Duke of Her majesty also Windsor)” thanked William Stevenson for his services with the first battalion in France during the World war Crowd Sings As the king and queen returned to their train platform the crowds sang “Rule Brittama" and "Columbia the Gem of the Oceap” in tribute to the two neighboring countries Earlier the crowd had saluted the king with “For He's a Jolly Good Fellow” and “Auld Lang Syne” The train left East Windsor at 9:25 an hour and 27 minutes after it had arrived and headed toward dtslant ItwUL remain there overnight coincidence ” Russell who describes himself as "head man” of the republican army s ! Loiu3Qn-12CLmUe- a King Queen Face Rainy Day in Washington Fircr of Gun Anns Embar go Near Duchess Backers Map Denies Guilt New Assault WASHINGTON June 6 (A’l- -A dismayed city learned the worst Tuesday about the coming visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The weatherman broke the 7 1939 fl'edm’ Top Soldier France Makes Gamelin No 1 Warrior Royal Couple jFuelircr Ha 18000 New Authority PARIS June 6 CPI — A By a cabinet decree he added the to his title of “commander-in-chief- ” already Imposing list concentrating in him more military power than ever before granted in the modern French republic except to his sole Premier Edouard Da-ladi- er Ji si Land sea and air forces are urtified under his command Today for Thetis Dead Scope of Power By virtue of his position as chief of the army general staff General Gamelin also became commander-in-chiof the land forces Rear Admiral Jean Darhn chief of staff of the navy and General J Vullle-mi- n Men chief of staff of the air army moved up to similar titles in their Will respective forces General Gamelin now is in London for military talks with British From One) (Continued Page Polish and Turkish officers An unassuming soldier who orthe sunken submarine Thetis said prefers a dark business suit Tuesday that the victims greeted dinarily the first hours of the accident with to a military uniform General Gamelin is termed by his assistants laughter as the lone professional soldier in “There was no panie ” said the France 'whrtr- "kncrwir" the "va)tie'fof Arnold ' In ’“an" Intei'vlfcv?-“Thewere all calm and we all felt our armies their needs their depths sure we should get to the top our and their possibilities” selves within a few hours" List Revises Rankings Arnold end three others reached An official list of promotions isthe surface with Davis lungs sued by the national defense minise through an escape hatch Ninety-nin- try revised technical rankings of men died other superior officers in the army “We dived about 1'30 p m Thursnavy and air force and then day something happened Other decrees in he said givo’clock" three about for warstrengthened preparations ing the first detailed public story time defense One would bring the of how the men aboard reacted to posts of Le Havre and Bordeaux ef Survivors of 99 Entombed Pay Tribute (Continued From Page Special to because the robbery of foreign vtjjVAUKEE nles has always belonged !e for resto tried and approved methods of I ehr t idence is democracies ” competit jl I a’ on of vr Hitler said that the exairpl business the German Condor legion MV nstit motixe di (10 " show the world that "if ar mternt polcies al war inciters should ever ! I andm: rea their intentions to a'tack th 1 r man reich” they would meet!’ fense “such as the proponents encirclement do not have lnJ tlon enough to grasp He accused politicians and net ! papers of democratic trying to “spread this catastl! outside Spain” and provoke J J great European peoples war" His reference to ’catastrophe was interpreted as meaning that felt he was fighting to t VI spread of communism K'Tfor help J the Spanish nationalist cause s in iI ‘Painful to Be Silent’ he governnie "ill5lie1 The chancellor said it was painful" ties of the Condor legion dirt the past years but ‘at that tuiu' however I had the idea to givevc a reception at home after the 4 y forces superior L soft-spok- army chieftain with a reputation for methodical efficiency General Maurice Gustave Gamelin Tuesday became supreme commander of France’s defense vices Set Sent Condor Legi01 Returns To Homeland Cabinet Degree Confers WASHINGTON June 6 (A?) White House is not going to disclose the names of wines which will be served the British king and queen when they dine at the Executive mansion this week President Roosevelt said Tuesday that he was not going to advertise any bands valleys or any other place When a reporter remarked that domestic wine people were disturbed over a possibility that imported beverages might be served Mr Roosevelt said he did not think they needed to worry — The ) 'just which British authorities have blamed for terrorist bombings in London is a federal prisoner pending deportation proceedings To Keep Eje on Him arrested Monday as he He left a train from Chicago Federal authorities said the British foreign office and Scotland Yard had asked that he be kept under surveillance during his stay in the United States "I do not like the intimation my visit here had anything to do with the Vlitof royalty Russell said "Why should I care about thV’king and queen? I had intended to go from Chicago direct to New York and then embark for Ireland but decided to stop here to see friends I wish I had never come here I assure you I did not have the faintest idea the king and queen were" going to be anywhere near Detroit John L Zurbrick immigration service district director said Russell would be held here until his passport is received from New York and indicated the case would be transferred to Washington for deportation proceedings Zurbrick said Russell alleged to have entered the United States through making false and misleading state- June British King Will Quaff Queen Tonight Secret Wine uork-c- r As Royally Salt £akc tribune General Gamelin Comman of France’s forces ef Italian Army Returns From Spanish War ‘ t sJ King Welcomes Last Troops To Reach Home - ministerial NAPLES June 6 UP)— The last of returning Italian legionnaires o were welcomed home by King Emanuele Tuesday and afterward enjoyed their first night of relaxation and gaiety on native soil after months of fighting and army discipline in Spain The 20 000 troops marched In review before the monarch Beside him stood Ramon Serrano Suner brother-in-laof Generalissimo Francisco Franco and Spanish interior minister Count Galeazzo Ciano Italian foreign minister and Brigadier General Gastone Gam-bar- a commander of the legionnaires The United States was represented at the review by Consul William E De Courcy Three thousand of the veterans departed by train for Rome Tuesday night with 3000 Spanish troops who came to Italy to share in a trmmnhal homecoming Wednesday they will march through the streets of Rome and be reviewed by Premier Mussolini Vt-tori- Pi JvbiA Vi'sx-- s reaUaudu jv ous courageous soldiers” He praised General Franco and i the end of the address cried ou' “Long live the Spanish people f ‘U "jeas ' L ar its leader— Franco Long hve p J nlM Italian people and its duce-M- uj! lini Long live our people and 0 German reich” B'leld Marshal Hermann Goering pledged full support for the fuehrer and sad it shedding of blood in Spam In brought a "wondeiful reward" The Condor legion as the Spa bad news He was very casual about It and the accident "Her nose shot dow’n under Immediate and strict ish force is known was divided c suggested that his prediction might there was a rush of air from a control in an emergency military Another have to be revised Wednesday But forward torpedo tube and there two classes one including betwee continued credits provided for 4700 and 5000 men who returned i Washingtonians who know the was shouting ” reserve war of building up supplies sticky intensity of a humid day here Doors Slammed Wednesday and the other of abo a third tightened disciplinary and of and the cloudburst proportions 10000 men who returned previou 15 for the merchant marine rules a capital thundershower could har Arnold said doors were slammed Besides them there were abouUe Few details were disclosed ments feel reassured with difficulty against the incomin the parade sailors in in atRussell’s Chnwke F Thomas It will be hot on Thursday the ing water and then all aboard from Bonnet Gives Explanation Rus-eethe opinion torney expressed weatherman said and he was sure the highest naval experts to the would be held until the king Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet of that How high the mercury would lowest civilian joined in discussing and queen had embarked for Enrun he could not predict although how was the best way to get out gave the minister a long explanagland he did say something about "92 " Three officers and a crew mem- tion of negotiations for a three-powWASHINGTON June 6 (Continued From I’age One) a ber tried to mutual assistance agreement foresaw And he the afternoon for gpt into the flooded was served on the house foreign Organizer Along McMahon subsequently served most to open a suction among France Great Britain and fair chance for a thunderstorm compartment a that affairs committee Tuesday With Russell when he arrived in of a year in jail vahe and pump out but Arnold Russia He emphasized the differDetroit was Joseph McGarrity of Scotland Yard started an investi- new attempt would be made to write Sweltering Thousands said the pressure was “too much” ence In viewpoints of the British PORTSMOUTH N H June Jilt Russell said McGar- gation to determine whether a and Russian governments over the Fhiladclphia So the city settled down to the for their strength a into legislation neutrality pending —A strong northeast wind and if was the to in chief of on reassistance guarantees organizer rity planned terrorist campaign was With head bowed and his voice question prospect of sweltering thousands choppy sea combined Tuesday United States of the Clan‘Na Gael sponsible for the Bclgrave square provision forbidding shipment of the sidewalks watching for the sometimes just a little above aw his Latvia Estonia and Finland guar- halt temporarily undersea worio antees which a group of “friends of the Irish pa- incident and for another In which munitions tovnationa at war Russia desires and of steamy per the seaman said it was then royal procession the sunken submarine SquaL Bonnet was said to have obtained triots who are fighting for Irish !a window pane m the home of the Representative Schifflcr (R) statesmen greeting the royal visi- decided to abandon the ship which went down 15 miles off th hLs diplofor liberty— patriots who arc carrying princess royal the king's sister was West Virginia filed with the com- tors In heavy formal attire and approval done were of work continuing “Different jobs three-powport May 23 with a loss of 26 lmr on the fight which Enmon De Va- punctured mittee of which he is a member privately longing for the comfort and we went up to the stern” he matic efforts to bring about a Waterfront observers predee cool lera (president of Eire) dropped I’lereed room pact it and all we were there said “When a proposal to reenact the embargo of an LOS ANGELES June 6 (JPl-- Rev that divers working to attach by Missile Bonnet then had a long telephone when his policy toward England ” Woods linens was and decided white Oram of the present neutrality provision Thomas F of the toon chains to the Squalus' prope 1 became too tolerant and temperate The husband of the rrineess the law There was apprehension but there (Captain H P K Oram and Lieu- conversation with Charles Corbin Ir maculate McCarthy pastor struts might be able to go dew-- j church Conception Russell has been on a speaking Earl of Harewood called Scotland The committee rejected one em- were chuckles among the irrever- tenant G F Woods) sjauld do their French ambassador in London on Tuesday received a police departI tour of the United States for five Yard about the window which had the French suggestions for a revival again Wednesday in calmer seas bargo amendment Tuesday Offered ent too at the thought of towhat best to get out ThSy got into the of the ment citation for capturing the atMeanwhile the navy and com J weeks been penetrated by a missile Pothe pact do negotiations could and Ohio thunderstoim chamber the away they (escape) by Representative Vorys (R) The British cabinet is to consider tacker of a woman near his church guard cooperated oil a rescue jt j lite found no immediate connection it would have embargoed arms and elaborate garden party which Lady went We knew that they had gone 4 when John J Pappasak 38 o( Ss j between the two Incidents but had ammunition but Vorys said not Lindsay the wife of the British because we could see the davlight the question Wednesday it was un- May The citation members signed by Diego Cal chief electricians m derstood Vote under consideration the possibility all forms of munitions has ambassador in the water of the chamarranged for shining of commission the on the submarine Sculpm suffer! Chief and police ” that sympathizers with the outThe new neutrality legislation Thursday afternoon Some could not ber He of Police David A Davidson was an appendicitis attack lawed Irish Republican army were which has administration backing restrain a mental picture of grey in Voice Breaks Blaht by President Clyde C rusiied by the coast guard from Kills presented Fixe of Several members correct cuawas and responsible would abolish the embargo thus Silk toppers Shoemaker at a meeting of the comanchored at the scene CINCINNATI June 6 ID— In one the royalty - hating organization Here the rugged sailor’s voice the president ft freer hand insetting awav from all that water h TYLDESLEY England June 6 mission giving disaster to the nr the Squalus ever elections have unclosest of tent the been of convicted special broke and for awhile he was bombings in international situations tTl— An explosion that followed a streaking it for the circus It "conthe for here where he undo praises priest hospital yard voted held here Cincinnati Tuesday England shelters provided for such an emer- able to continue his story fire in the Aistley Green colliery spicuous public service and brav- went an emergency operation H' to continue to choose Its nine city The duchess meanwhile kept an After a few moments he con- killed five men Tuesday gency ery ” condition was reported good n afternoon engagement to visit an councilmen by proportional Lady Lindsay obviously downcast trolled his emotion and without would infant welfare center As new who drowned men three weather at the prediction mentioning The final unofficial count for the president of the Chelsea Babies’ say only that the party would go trying the follow the first two men 48 316 505 showed club she fashthe willowy on rain or shine If it rains up continued' city’s precincts ' I do not know how to put it I votes against a ptoposed amend- ion leader patted the heads of said slickers and raincoats will he LD-" from the stores of youngsters most of whom Ariz June 8 A NOGALES ment to eliminate considered appropriate will just say that Shaw (Frank entirely Shaw builders’ representative) and in crazed former relief afternoon wear city charter and 47 557 for a ma- wore Califorma-st- y le what the Britibh call a “heat wave ” worker shot to death hjVrolhpr myself decided to make a bid for jority of only 750 to Pair Greet It was fully 82 degrees it VVe came up and s you see we and a cousin and crttwailv wound- Hull Extra police at the party were ed another oou'in before taking his Meanwhile Secretory- - Hull and an made our escape I am not going to the onlv unusual sign The duke own life here Tuesday o'fuial committee prepared to greet talk about anything that happened The bodv of Homer Adams Iden- the king and queen at Niagara during the night We got out and King George’s youngest brother personally escorted his wife to her tified by Sheriff J J Lowe as the Falls when thev enter the United felt sure the others would follow d tar as she left her slayer was found 15 miles north- States from Canada Wednesday us at frequent Intervals" home in the square where the shot west of here several hours after he night Departing from Washington “I cannot tell you how I felt v as heard last night had lured his brother Eugene Ad- Tuesday night Hull will board the when they did not Everyone was The arrest Monday in Detroit ams 19 and a cousin Antonio Gon- royal special and accompany the the same down below-- civilians ofMull of Scan Russell admitted zalez Jr ficers and men Some people rant to a desert npot shot visitors back to the capital 'head man' of the outlawed Irish them dead and left their bodies Every other lainn post beacon help crying to vent their feelings in a time like that hut I never saw nignmdtion drew from the foreign beneath a culvert on the Patagonia Union station and the White House ” otfice a disclosure that the United highway had blossomed Tuesday into a clus- anvone shed a tear Slates government had been asked He also shot another cousin Hec- ter of three Union Jocks The alterAgain tears welled in the stokers to keep an eye on Russell s activi- tor Gonzalez In the head and left nate posts were decorated vv ith ey e Arnold said that when he left ties him for dead beside the bodies of groups of three American flogs his Iwo victims but Hector stum- British and American shields are the Thetis Friday morning some 20 J Overstay of residence and to be affixed to the posts as wll hours after the fatal dive the con bled to a near-b- y dit ion of the air was "nidesorib Hie I It A lc adt r was taken told a bizarre story of the double but since the flags arc u to t ustodv for overstaying a shields might run in the ah'c ” He added his opinion that the and mg slay Sacrifice Would You visitors' permit on the eve of ruin their Installation was post- 'no one will ever know” whether the arrival of King George and' the rendition of the air was what poned incl- - FriUK’O lOlicP Your Happiness? Queen Elizabeth at nearby From police headquarters came prevented the others from using the sor tnt during the royal tour word that an unusual but humble escape apparatus If your younqer infer loved lu his brief police court appear- - ('pj m j Among the theories advanced are SlIMH'ftS distinction was in store for the king ‘ P would y0U Y°“ mn m locwlor nervously fingered a lie drives from the W hite that arhon monoxide gas filled the When favor? lid in worn felt hat at the oitset but MADRID June 6 House to the Rritish embassy he vessel that rhlorine ga rose from seemed calm as the testimony proThat I wht Laura Wilay pland Fran is o Francos secret ser- will he permitted to go to the left salt water coming In contftet with dlL-£kcU- uc to do gressed He spoke a rtpnl ’No sir’ vice seized 20 persons in Madrid around busy Du Pont circle con- storage batteries and that the esv ith a grand when the magis'rate asked If he Tuesday night charged with assas- trary to traffic rules cape method was abandoned in the for a qrand dory entertain-min- t wished to question polo c wilnessca sinations of nationalist sympathizhope of wholesale rescue because of grand mating plot on er and priests and with sacking One of two police constable (’HUM KING June 6 lli-- A Chi- the large quantities of water whl h nese military- spokesman said Tues- enter the submarine each tune the duty at Bolgreve square last night churches during the civil war "READ" 'I he po-- j was the prim ip cl witness I’olne of Murcia Ah ante Bar- day that about 10 000 Japanese sol- hate h is used Tice told how lie celona ami other ci'les rounded up diers hnd perished In the mountains human Kohc-rt! he aid the shot as the due hens’ cai several hundred additional suspr t and vallevs of Slmnsl province durr mi 4 SiniifiKlern “LOVE COMES ieiossed a street intersection ed criminal ing May DAMASCUS Syria Jime fi (T -‘I saw the prisoner cross the We have just installed another French military authorities arrestKitchen in he said re od tow ard a blc y In 'A ed 17 refugees from Palestine TuesSerial’ SCOOP man and woman who were in a car Another Irtbune day on charges of smuggling arms our Salt Lake Store It's another example of attractive and spoke to me and from whHt thev into the Holy Land The prisoner told me I boarded thru car were held in a military jail bTAlUS SVll'UDVY and we followed him until we1 got design and to the jum turn of Chapel stn LAKE Grosvenor place where the car SALT swerved and stopped the prison r You are cordially invited to drop in arrested for writing a bit of dogOAKLAND Cal June fi r T' - A look it over He told how Law lor readdv surthe nazl verse TRIBUNE gerel rinng worded lrtter thanking carefully g writwas render d Ins carefully polished The verae government that the German nazu for beating Inm ten in a tHvrrn register shotgun hut maintained " Wilwas received Tuesday from "I am entitle to this A translated by Rbbmson the PRESSES liam B Cuits foitner University doggerel said "Qm on my ttoiDu-J- vu o btd I eontd ON DISPLAY EVERY WEEK DAY Drr fuehrer has no w Ife of California atudent now held in not t or iUb on my it Iwcnlv-fiv- c ?b AdUnkt “the carpenter ha no lumber hnartdot A frUnA lngfaul jail In Stuttgart on a barge of 1 How 41 I flrt broofht m FROM 900 A M TO 600 P M "The hut her haa no meat slandering Hitler and nttai king v vht lap 111 bitr — and in ' This is the third rclc ti " bln J11 FtUr A'llriikA 401 on n H the ( lermnn rc lc h FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY t mi lt rr loel A dim gt rn o if Robinson made no comment cm 'The heating I received did me CALARA1-- ! 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