M)i{?/IS, l ma ”/Q,/,,.///of MAXIMS M"1_.“M“ GHARIUITEIUWN EUARUIA

Anliotis can is is denial of God's ‘_ " fi] ///1 ,,/ ,/A 1,". \"` `\‘\\\ ( é me-'=~ -= mf- ~=‘25& /ll The Peoples Paper WJ* Read by Everybody \ ..:':;l:.°h:::.f':.l°:‘.:lf.f::.:::: "f"‘ ' ‘W Covers Prince Edwardilsland Likethe Dew ' “il

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Morning. Guardian. Founded lair! 18, illsllrgiu B "ou

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B LB oGovERN1l/IENTQ ITS Doo ED 2*i7`*T'

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Demands Status 0f Beiligere nt

LONDON, Juno 17-(CP-lluvu) .-General Frlrwileo Franco is de- manding the rights md privileges of a bellitvrent in international hw. iii view of the large territory new controlled by "a constituted govemment” in Insurgent-held spain, according to advices from ilendaye tonight. A note relating to the problem was sent by Salamanca (Insurg- ent) authorities to Sir Henry Chil- mn, British Ambassador to Spain, but the text had not yet reached London tonight. Sir Henry is in iiendriye, on the French-Spanish border.

London has refused the status of belligerent to either Spanish party. Diplomats were represented as spposed to beiiigereney rights mainlyl because such recognition would entail the right of blockade md might endanger) the entire hon-intervention system. which has lust been rebuilt by Italian and German retum tothe naval patrol.

I8 KILLED UN li]YlllIST SHIP

'iiys te rious Blast Aboard Battleship Jaime Primero.

llizls _llfellll

Church In Hands Of '

charge that a German had been brutally treated by po1iceinPraha. The press launched an extremely

cldent

refused t y f to night sent state troopers and U. S.

W' |Coasl: Guardsmen on a search it

tion Intervenes By

° ' th h this . '

°?S°"°“Adm‘“'§“'“"¢°»'3=“f°-syn ;‘T§i1l’§3;M{l5“55355 500,000 Civilians Re- D

. - ., SOC'

' '?'__':`“' 1:" "M l _.___

Pllolisiiu l '.41 will cmnucill llilllals srlzrs mslnll nmls zi5~S‘°i'33i== llluulllv lun "‘?‘i'ii".i";i°l llllllin clllln Afgvehegégghff

sllll smlllr muon silvsl 1

n Basque Capital

efence Junta Assumes Control

The charge, made by the official rman news agency/.wa.s that one

Declares P 0 W C I' lviolenl. campaign around the in-

Ge .

Men ho Have N0 ,Bruno Weigel, arrested and re-

E C cle 5 i a sti c a l l leased in Praha several weeksago,

had been subjected to physical in-

MlSSl0lt. ` olrrnlnes.

Parsons, ony roo iety matron who vanl'~hcd nine days ago.

- Sergeant Joscph F'ratus_ slate policeman said the man told him, ln a. call l_\m a public telephone, "that Parsons woman who was

Appointing Board To Seek Terms Of Settlement.

ported In State Of Slarvation As In- surgent Blockade Tightens.

As Insurgents Continue En- circling Movement Amidst

BERLIN, June 11-(or)-nev.1vl

Martin Niemoeller, militant i Protestant Pastor, announced from l thc pulpit ton'-zht he understood ,C

faction would be demanded “in

The Lokal Anzeiger said satis-

gorous and unequivocal terms".

Fianna. June 17-(cp-Haven- l ‘ zechoslovaklan authorities to- ll

srnikas ar A GLANCE

/LP. By Guardi.an's Special Wire) WASI<lING'i.‘ON-Secretary Perk-

Gcrman authorities had set thelnlght denied all cllargeg that _‘f “1’p°i’““" u“"’e'mM1 SMI med'

lil.

on board to hear testimony and

Evangelical church lecl' 1 l

e ‘ons or l Brum Weigel' 9' Germaib had make flndln s on strike which was

June 27_"now that the whole been brutally treated by Prana ,

once. ` °

directorate of the whole con-lp fcsslonal church has been sur-’

pressed.”

Cllaricellor Hitler ordered the

chllrch Flcb. 15 to choose its own

, C l

ulted in 100,000 idle men. Board

will meet in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND - Steel companies

‘and union silent on whether they will agree that mediation board ar-

YI10d to conduct its activities billffllbliaclflsispube wer signed labor

kidnapped in New York can be located at Robinsons Comp at

M h ," fish' "ll ,; ' , qlflllllilnlggllva B' mg H mc m liI~TNl)AYE, Franco-Spanl li bor.

Th ll. ll lo l~l;.ll der, Jllilc l_'l~-Refugees fleeing

e call was ace a s

market in Menemsha, Frotus said, fm". th" b"““°g°‘l Basque Camml

~ of Blllmo dcc‘arc-d todllv mole than

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

after making an emcrgellcy <-nil, ‘l I l l' _'lil _ fled in an automobile bearing Nc\v ll))“f"”" °°‘, S“('l‘l’ 1'" “"0 no

MAY DIVDE

clrclcrl the cltys suburbs.

Thrcc lhousarlcl hungry child-l

Heavy Fightin

(Ii’_1/ 'l`lu' .iss-:»i‘ifl/rv/ 1'1'<.~.\.

A new l)l.'i`t'ilL‘l: .llinlli >'liil`:-llvll lllc l'c~|.~l;l|l<~i- of (tiller-

inu Bilbao ln the lil.~'ul':cnl

and there police karma H mm' ‘$00000 civilians were starving there ('(|\¢y| n 1 f [h |g R

' 1 "‘i lun 0 c iisqiii- l'

As thc in.»'ul~_l._»‘eill.~z hunllncr

. n,;or being hsuc . _ . . _

Jersey registration plates' insulgcnt sources assorted Gen- ¥`“'" "W0" 1'1"!" ?ii`0l|il(| tilt* .~2

alis` F". 1 Fra in 'I

ulsed with heavy insurgent

\\.ll' ill-lrivlllv l.l~l night. the pulllir il:l\'in'_-, llcd its czipitui. cd lo cl:»<c ihc :naps in their czlpm'l_ li:l><|lil> in iillyonne,

cr umo mhclsco neo, ance. announced livc desperate lillllclls ily lhcir foe on personal command of the invading » Mount Archanda. caiilcd ihc

forccs. had almot completely en- ll

ilcy lo iiiihflo. had ilccn re- Iris-:r_\>1.

The Basque Govcrnmcnl icfl “lor :lliolhl-r poinl in Hag.

5 r after the Relch’s Evangelical

Council, set up by Nazi authorities

ant Church resigned. Hans Kerri,

o coordinate Gem'iany's Protest-

YOUNGSTOWN. O. - Union Of-

vlrable if “ba/ck-to-work” move-

.flcials declares sit-clown strike ln-

ue lerrii0ry”, leaving the _falc of lhc l‘cl`l|'.;'cc-jummcd,

minister. for church affairs. was empowered to prepare for the

°1“°“°“S- Congressional Inquiry Pi

Several large Protestant bodies,

however. threatened to boycott them unless Nazi authorities ac- ccded to a number of conditions. among them recognition by the state of the schism between the

so-called Nazi German Christians United States congressional inquiry and the Fundamentallsts. into charges of tax dodging became

Kel-rl on March 23' deglurgfl F. international in characzei' tonight

VALENCIA June 17-(ClP'Havasl l

-Eighteen sailors were killed and | l00 wounded in n mysterious ex- l ploslon aboard the S-punish Gov-l ernment battleship Jaime Primera today. ' The warship was 'being' rc- psired at Cartagena when the dossier occurred, according to alll offlcnl announcement here. The explosion occurred at 3:25 p.m.

and was followed by a fire.

The Jaime Primero, sister-ship

to thc Espana, which was sunk off Santander April 30, is the only battleship in the Government Fleet. It has a displacement of 15.452 ions and can carry a crow

of 854.

lt. was launched in 1914, a your

silxir the Espana, and carries eight 12-inch guns, 20 four-inch

guns and other smaller pieces.

Snklng of the Espana; Insurg- ent flagship, was variously at-, tributed to Spanish Govex'nment_ serial bombers and to slricklng a

mme. -

De fence Minister Inde.leclo‘

Prlelo left for Cartagena by plane when word of the explosion was received. Cause of the d‘saster was not known. the Defence Min-

istry said in its announcement.

CQWNG fVfNll :#1

"Talkies - Sollrls Monday.

L-1497-6-16-31.

“Talkles - Montague Saturday.

L-1497-6-18-iii.

“Picnic at North Rustico July Wh. L-1501-o-lv-21.

"Come to St. Marks Anglican

Tea and Festival at Ru tico Jllly 1.-1004-6-lv-zl.

"Dance in Vemon Hall Monday, luile 21st. Music by McKearney's time dance band. L-1030-0-is-xl.

"Reserve Aug. 5th for Marsh-

lleld-Dunstafinage W. M. S. fes- l'\L L-len

“Come to Howes Hall, Brack- |°Y P0il1t. Friday eighteenth. Con- cert and play, "Aunt Busan ipeaks." L-1311-0-12-al.

"Murray River-C. F. O. Y. Mcl- WCFS. Saturday night, June 19th. A real show. 25c and loc.

L-1428-0-I5-16-18,

°‘5t. Peter‘s Bay, C. F. C. Y.

Melodiers. The big show. Music, °°m¢Cl!. Song. Monday, June 21st, be and loo. 1.-1502-0-is-sl.

- - - ea "vit 'icrbm rc is b s cial

“Quest “I"l.i'ty Fifty? in Mtl’H§i?bert <l710llsolidated School, Monday, June Sb Excellent specialties.

L-1620-8-18-3l.

"qge Mr. im-bert present "amy gmt' Websters Corner. Friday. lm* 18th. Dance after. Ke1ly's Bus °'“'i'll' Nobana 9 o‘clock.

L-1484-3-16-3|.

"Alden Mosse Kensington, Ever- flu' H*-lllm. Emerald. buY|ng live 0°” Mmdav. Juno zlsn. Lemuel "‘4WEll. Hunter River, Tuesday.

L-1603-6-17-Zi.

“Reserve July 'ith fo the Cove- rli;-ld Tea held on the ‘Community Mllllll) Ufgélldf (near Marshalls

~ nc ng and other amuse-

Mila. Meals served nom 4.00 P. ivr.

B-1831-6-18-I9-7-5.

triice, reconstltuting Evangelical llflcr Y-116 T1‘€H-Sllry dec arcd its in- church govemmgnfs 9,; may ex. vestigators have been llampercd in

isted before Fleb. 15. with the an- N nounced object of ` suspending

--me quarrel over competence of the _treasury who _appeared before

he Joint congressional committee f inquiry' today, said internal rev-

existing church government bodies t pending final regulation through ° a general synod." Meanwhile, no el date was set for the elections. K

On May 26 it was disclosed the

Gestapo-secret police-had lm- . _ _ _ prisoned all five members of the lll2`€};leJo’§ée;'l;?2§;1lt‘§5tzingiigleggzlali executive committee for church some cases dlplolllallc channels government of the Confessional llavellad to be llseli

Synod.

T110 Church 0" H°h9“z°U°m that Elmer Irey, chief investigator

Platz in the residential suburb of of the mm-nal Revenlle Buleall' Wildersdorf, where Niemoeller would so before me congfesslunul

spoke. was jammed to the dcors ¢

and he was obliged to repeat his tell how wealthy cltizehsliave es-

addrcss later. c

H read a list of names of Pas- foiegn corporations.

0 .

tors whom he said were arrested.

pits N'emoe1ler also announced sons accused of WX dfidginu. the ill offices of the Prussian Council POUR Of the 1l°V9SUB&ti0I\ I0! Wlfiwh

B,-ugh,-fm -ere sealed by the Washington has waited a fortnight

cxpcllcd or forbidden their pui- begin disclosing the names of per-

nl. _ I

with unconcealed curiosity.

authorities.

Ho declared this action para-

lyzed thc Council labors and the training of theological students was made impossible except in state faculties where more than '70 per ce`nt of the professors are National Socl.a\’sts (Nazis)

During recent weeks. days and

even hours, ihc position of the

church has grown worse." Nlemoel-

lcr said. In command of the church was a "man in a Govern- ment Ministry." fKerrl.l

"The power of the church is in

the hands nf men who have no ecclesiastical mission." the Pastor continued. "The church is stripped of both means and mater’als.

"They have banned the church

frnzn its nnosllcslllp to Christian youth. University students are threatened with expulsion if they attend Confessional church ser- vices. '

How shall we teach the faith-l

ful that which they ought to know | if they are not to go with cldsed ‘ eyes into ily: Abyss? f

Tile Fu:-.hrer has given us his,

solemn word that the Christian Church would not be deprived of its rights or limited in its activity. If these things can come to pass despite the word of the Fuehrer. we must recall that word to him. Will it do any good?

"We do not know at all."

ll e s u mption 0f - Emigration Urged

LONDON. June l'1-(CP cablei

-A motion supported by 944 Con- servatives urging resumption of emigration to the dominion: ap- peared on the order paper of the House of Commons today in the name of slr- Henry Page-Croft. l The motion, which is unlikely

to 'be discussed before the House rises for the summer owing to

pressure of Government business' reads: ‘

“The House ig of the opinion

that the time has arrived for an early resumption of a movement of population withln the Empire and urges His Ma_le.sty's Govem- ment to invite the representatives

nes in

of the Domlnlons to consider theltodii' ind the fl-*hmg "S591 1”"

possibility of making early prepar- ations for settlement and to indi-

. cate their (His Majsstys Govem-‘hands aboard the schooner and

ment'sl readiness to grant credit faoiiltiq for approved schemas.” l

500 strong, strengthen dwindling

Becomes Interna- S tional In Character.

WASHINGTON. Junc 17 - The

Cape Breton.

word reaching here tonisht said the Belgian steamahip Jean Jadot had collided with the Nova. Scotia

ewfoundland and the Bahamas. Roswell Mngill, undersecretary of

iue agents sent to these two Brit- li posseslons to check on wealthy merlcans have experienced great ificult es.

High authorities indicated tonight

ommitlee tomorrow prepared io

aped tax payments by forming

It was added that he also wou d

orthern Alberta l Hit By Drought

EDMONTON, J-une 17-Lack of olsture, approaching drought

conditions in :ome sections, has retarded growth of grain through- out most of northern Alberta, ac- cording to weekly report on crop conditions released today by the Northern Alberta Railways.

Scattered showers and licavy

ralnfalls at long intervals were reported in most districts. Gener- ally, grain was reported in good condition but growth at a stand- still because of the moisture lack.

Park Inspector 0n Visit To Maritimes

(C. P. by Guardian! Special Wire) FREDERJCION. N. B.. June 17

--Captain James Smart, comp- troller and chief inspector of the National Parks Bureau of the De- partment of Mines and Resources at Ottawa, arrived here today. With Hon. F. W. Pirie, Mlnister of Lands and Mines. he flew over various sections of U18 Dl'0Vi¥\C9 thls afternoon inspecting proposed National Park cites.

It was indicated Captain Smart

would visit Nova Scotia to look over the National Perl: site in

Steamer 0-rashes

into Schooner

(C. P. by Gnardian'l Special Wire) BT. JOHN S. Nfid., June 1'!-

fisning schooner Pauline E. boh-

a dense IOS on the banks

“films Jean Jadot hnd rescued all

was proceeding to New York, it was said. "‘

I e

lo lhc llallcls of Franco's lnslir h

rcn. women and aged mcn fell ln- , q

em pe,-5|5t5_ . gcllt llrivy today as they fled byl G JQHNSTQWN pg,_009,i mine;-sl’ sea from the terror of siege ag-

' alnst Bilbao. '

Refugees fleeing from Bi

cket lines of C. I. O. steel strlkersl 1 - - Ilisurccilts said they captured Civilians were Starvin f in lh at Cambria works of Bethlehem (fommlsslon T0 Re' three Spanish Government ship: Stal-ted sacking house?

teel. commend Separate carllyiilz the refugees when thel cAN'roN, o. - Picket wounded shlp- am-lnp.=f.o rn slip through; mm Food noble I

as railroads move cars into and 0\1t_ States Report ihc mouth of the Ncrvion River ' m ,

~ of republic steel plants. ’ ° ‘ into lllc Bar of Biscay. Thollsallds Ol refugees and Wmm

d Y

ork-New Jersey metropolitan -Repms that the 3'°Ya1°°m"“"" vlon lo lnhe ni osluons at thai ° g ~ " -

area marks progress of ugh; be, sion on Palestine will recommend EMC nl llle Bllléqlllé clly_ :food Problem. _ V V

tween Malltlme unlom for d°mm_ dividing the country into a Jculsh Tlglllpllllllz 0- llle Nelvloll blOck_ l A Efolill Of l'_>101111I191\t F‘1'L*I`iC11 ' ~ lmoll of eastern Waleluronu gpm-_ state with the status of a Brlllsll mlm lll_\lll_l5,el,ll_q Sald_ prevented _ Catholics ln Paris sont a telegram , g

adlc Strikes on number of ships in Dominion and an autonomous Arab lm, Sllllls l-mm leavlllg me e5_ _i0 the VHUCHH I1-*kills _tho P001' I0 ' Atlantic ports resulted. State persisted t°“lghf~ Refemices tunrv. ln addition to those seized, ‘mewene with G°“"“h‘°*`im"F"‘“`

i___ in the press to the colnmlsslon's t“.ll`lllllCl_S gave up all attempt lo C1500 Frauen. Spallisll lzlsliril"

WASHINGTON, June y1__(Ap) possible recommendations brought lllll llll, blockade toward Slm_ l0l1d0r.t0 ‘halt the lliassacic

women, children and Catho

-The Roosevelt 21`dminiSiS1‘&i1l0¥\ 15° Umclal C°mmf`m» tancler, 45 miles to the west, and , ‘_ intervened today in the turbulent Despite the recent decision of the tulngll buck DTIGSLS in the Bri-*Q00 <>0\1Ht\'y . Uni ted St ates steel strike. Zionist C°““¢l1 i0 r€i€Ci5 Huy urn- Of ihc refugees; the insurgents 7

62.11

tl; u Federal Mediation posal that would split up me Hclv sam. BAYONNE. France. June l -

recommendations for settlement ident of the council, is said to be lllcir children cried for something _ - - »

th Go ernm nt of the Ba uc lc-

of the dispute. P¢I`50f1B|1Y in fSV°I` Of Hd0l7ilU3'lhC lu ent. Their great agony was 9 V' 9 50 ~ ' l Frances Perkins, labor secretary. C0mmiSSi0h'S expected rvrvmmcn- shown by thc line.; in their faces." Public had left Bmm0» “-5 b“»°l"Pf`f| ` l'

with the Presidents approval, ap- dations. Thlue iusul-gem M-"ues were capital. f'for another point in Bris-

d f Dr Weizmann is rcporiccl to fa said to have crossed the Nervion que i@I'fii0l’Y"» lill

(Ti

pointed the board compose o . - _ these three men: vor division as a temporary so’u- norrh and south of Bilbao. The "i0i*`=‘§BU°Yl Said U10 102811011 -

Charles P Taft 2nd son o' the tion which would give the Zionists ' lllsllraeilt officer.: asserted the Of the New Capital Of the HIIYOHO- I

l li bel k vw fc -

former president yand' labor' ad- an oDDOrtunlty to develop llzrir lmlllc _for thc important northern m0"-S 1'€Zm¢‘ VW S Us '“ ' - P

viser to govern Alf M, Landon in national homelaild, slit‘i'lclcilt for nldlistrlal city had entered its FPL fill' mlliifiiy 1085005-

the presidential campaign last their present needs. “decisive phafe" bilt that the clty`s PI‘€Vl0l1SlY Ulf? BHS1`lllf‘ G0\'f‘1'l1- yl,al._ It is believed Arab opposllloll 50 uupgurl. by uggugfull must not be lment, lmdor Prcsldcnt Jose An- .<l-1/,cd q ':>.'=ll'.'Ifll\'l!l.l ful the route

Lloyd .K. Garrison, Dean of the such a plan might bc reduced by C-Yllcctcd. tonlo Aguirre, had declared ilsdc- `lf‘:ld;ll: zu Sail llollzzllco. pushing Wisconsin Unlversitv Law School certain concessions, sllch as estnb- The ilwllrllcnt Offen-Sivc. aimed t@1`minf‘U°“ U0 f|Hh¢'f" Ulf’ flfli“P\ U

and former chairman of the NSW lishment of a link between the at comillcfe €`Y`iCiTC1Cm€f1t Of BUbB°» against me I“5“"¥f`"f“ “"mf"> Denis Labor Relations Board. Arab stale and 'rranslor<lhnln_ “ns soul fo have stopped short of WhlCh have D000 liummcffns at "1 rl 'lm Q ll _ Bllbws

" 1 .slilv _ l _'.31' .4 u.

lnllncdlale occupation of the city Bilbao f0I‘ 11 weeks

ung_i‘y cily in the hands of foul' mcu, hclidvrl by General amir Uribarri, chief defcncc comnllindcr.

limo said more than 500,000 c cil_v and c\'ll~t-misls had

f '*“"-" rr” "mm ‘ -‘mfr frm"--1

l l

NEW YORK-'C0ml71¢i»€ Shui' _ Frailco. troops continued the ` R h I P h own of shipbuilding in the New LONDON, June 17-(CP-Halasl advamc gl, land' crossing the N"_ l ded soldiers reached Santander e 8 S

~ confr ntln the clly with ri f'r'l"e

lily (»i~oi'g<~ i5.itlo; <(`rip_\'i’i;;iit 10127 by thc. ilavls Ni-us .lgcncyl

\\'l'l`ll 'I`lil1 l\'SUItGEN'I`S ON

se mg p a _ . . .. l _ Board to investigate and make LHIlfl.D1'- Chaim Wéizlmllll- YJYPE- "The wonlen were in rags and (AP)-The Official Basque 5010-10' l THE B.’\SQl`l‘l Fi’-ON`1`. June 17-

tion here announced tonight tlra'

'Tho ill-l::':'l~ll' \'.l::Jlllll'ri fought ii. \\';l_'.' 'll u.:lli;l lv .s lllali 1.00!! ll:‘<l.\' of illfl>:lo's ollf.=i:irt.s lonight. .»’lf’cr 1'l:l_<ll.n§_f incur' ual' across c I\`rl‘\'f»:: River soulll of the liltal, 'll-~ ;zl.-ur;-crll veterans

suull: 'fl ill" ul.; lfllillrl cloaklng 'ornZ_- to \\':ll j.u>..'l-'lll.~. nsirldc thu l.`¥nno-.‘~`.:lzl Sl'l:rl'Z;.lll l'a'lL\\'ay line. Olllvz' fir.-tnrlllnlclzw. meanwhile

o_\-ollrl l!:<\ i-Illnlr :~n;1\vn_v tunnel. Tile 1.:ffm~ p~.»~::;oll.». bl-mlfzht Gcn- ull i-`il‘lr-I i!:l\il.l's ll‘ol»p.< lo With-

l in ‘i

Eclward F. McGrady. assistant ----- »- l _l

for three reasons; (Havas News Agency reported ri 011l».\'ll1§ l1ll1~-'limi-~»

secretary of labor and former vice-president of the American

The bitter last stand of the Bas- BBSQ110 C0mH1lmifll1<‘ Sl'fl¥£‘<‘l ihc

Trek Some 8000

Pnrl of ill/~ Hi.-qllc capital was

Fiedllmpon of Labor, lques. the wcarlnes; of attacking Government had lcfl a group of ill f3=\1H1‘=1 “dll l'l~'l<‘-S of SYHOKG

7 troops, and the exhaustion of their four members in Bilbao to direct b1110‘-\lf1' l"~<`1' 131" “f*1`-SCm'1’@d

` _\;u¢im,a| Em"-ggucy M1 T J h amnlunltlon. the ca.pital`s defence against ihc l10’»1S<i~-VIl~#111‘L:f‘lll- 1Hii1l<‘1‘_v butter-

I 0 lllsurgcnts. however, ray, they oncoming Insurgent forcesl, ISS- l1l\lllf Ulf’ B3 GHC-< HU TP-~Dlil‘.

Proclaimlng the strike of 70.- can move into Bilbao anytime they Official dispatchcs from Bilbao

000 to 80.000 steel workers con- ________ choose but their first objective is said Basque resistance had siif- ____... _.I ..__.¢.kY..___€;:, stitulcd n national emergency. WASHINGTON Jlllll, 17 _ The in rout Basqlle troops from heights fened under leadership of a new

U ,-1 d the fu-st fu el uigulolg to me conllllg l on thc western side of the city. defence junta of four men which

Secretary Perkins au lo ze r gn '. ~. , V bum-(1 to conduct hearings. make Boy Scout Jamboree rested today 1'-°--_m t00k Over C0l1t1'0l of the city when "

' - '- 1 - . the Government departed.

fl i‘ g. f f t nd act as frolr. an 8,000 mile hllc from C.r nc N Q 0 lnllrata if both acas, Venezuela. _

voluntary ar 01'

parties request it to do so. Wlliffn glmbalsgy Ofiltclulls met (lllcifn Attacks Repulscd

Observers said the group will 01155 6 l e C Y YBS EF By HU 0 -

have no power other than moral fered fl lm- JUN? C”~i`m°“° ‘md c The Basque reports clrclorcrl silasionpor public opinion. how- R§'§€1 ?ligellPet1tli-eflijeg. _TC that ive d€SP€1'Ht€ Insurgent St- cver, to compel submission of the ll `_°» 'im YW' 55 WU- ~" 4 " __ tucks on Mount Archrinda, callcd controversy to arbitration. or to WPYE “l;‘l1k°dle‘;efy smtp _lfifn me llyl' Yflegllfui 128 the key to Bilbao, had been thrown force ncceptance or it; `xeC°m` lsiiisdsed iivgrsimoh 'h§;(iiepmavdeei'al\KsC broluzhl. trial for the slaylnil back with heavy Inslugent I°Sm`=` mendatlons for settlement. We wlml lo walk all the Wllyl.. ` of ll” §(_\_m_yEM_old daughter to "The battlefields arc strewn vrilll

Representatives of steel strikers They sald lhev began well, “Ck lm nlmlm end mnlghl bv plead_ dead and dylughl sllld one dis- and one of the mills told the on Jan' uv 19.35’ The Jamboree mn Uulllv to a charge 0-l second patch. ‘The cries of the wounded., secretary they would cooperate starts Jlllle 3o_ llggmé ‘lmlrder soon alter me the lamenls ofthe dying can bc with the newly-appointed Mediation glqlv rolled lts' case heard over the rattle of machine B°’"d t° investigate me dispuw k d B "T110 Surprise plea of the b1°“d° gu;isieaIil(;\\ih<ici<?h\;e°ilii1Fl;nij=rl 'Horn

John L Lewis chairman of the

To ua so Captain Simone said the two ina in hospital. I WORCESTER' Mmgq June l,l

UI'I'AWA. June 1'l-(CP)-Led

e y \\l<io\\ ulio allegedly plotted the

Madda ut ln was found stabbed beaten and

her captain said, from tuo Span- unconscious when searchers stum ish Govemment planes bled over his body, but is recover-

planes `~'opped 30 bombs when Slrltc rested after reading into his ship was off Oran, Algeria, the record Mrs. Tiernan's admis- then swooped down low and sion of guilt. She faces a sentence

chi ned the Madda of "0 vrnrs to life imprisonment.

by an increasing movement of mil H2 Zim - . ~ ~ goods lo me Ullllled stalks Cm, He reported there were nol -_-_#___ adois domestic exports for the GIBUSINGS. but -*Bid the Mafdflfi

_4 1000, was damaged badly. Scores of - I

Z]l.?nltll1Cl.‘l;lfl5eMal;ftOt$a1l§5(?77§i)0 gm- 13 bullet; manks could be seen on tllc

per cent over May 1936. WS*

Committee for industrial organl- V( ' ' ' ‘

ration. who has been lending the , ‘l°“'lhsl°f h°rltw° cllndrenwmake (Continued on page 9, Col 5)

strike;-5 demand for signed work- ll°m‘l rl* D' Over n her mme' _-silk ‘ng contracts declined to discuss fm' “me 1" Suffolk C°““ty '

the mud" °m’°m'm°nt' __ QLBEALTA-Exhe 17_(Ap;_ The child slain, Helen Tiernan,

The Itallantvgezsell the pks I b ~ d _n a 1 i. . Th

' to arn mar o urnc l pcnc grove. e 2-gsghinéughun bullet? that came, other child, Jimmy, aged four,was

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-(AJP)-If postal employees aren'l spinning a whoppcr rllov had l something to chuckle about foilill’ at the expense of an inehrlnlrd gentleman. ! They rcportcd thc ull.\t.oad_v man

wavcrcd into the I-`l‘dcral bllllrllrv! “ith n scaled letter in or.: hand and xi. banana ln the other. A‘lcl~ considerable mnnccllvrlng, they

The rise in exports to the United -mm

slams Wu $l5'409l000_ ucwmglng BERLIN, June lb-CP-Hnvasl» ror almost the whole of the coral The attack allesedly made on the

mfg wok can Italian Steamship Madda of! the

i . United S s - 1; arliliienasegoods to the “lull ol “sf North African cos-it by two Span- Rio DE JANEIR/0. June iv-Full 956000 compared w the mga; of ish Government planes was sen- constitutional guarantees were re-

’ ' s tionall featured bv German stored to Bra7l"s 47.000000 people

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May 1933_ to 59,655,000 in mg re. said, recalling Gennanys summary _ v P

if 1 hi nh; 1,0 reprisal for the bombardment of '“" high °m°°“ "’m°h may W°“k'

:gn Umftlgih- BM’ Eyls Dill: d B the lmmeshlp Deutschland cn the nrmy’s influence in politics

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5: Gravely Ill

LONDON, June l8-ll='rlda_v-

(CPcable>-"Sir James Barrie-'s

ll condition has become vcry grave,”

stated an official bulletin i~~u'<l

The feature of trade with the the Bolshevlsts as fair garlic. the Collsllllllvlolml rlghls .were _,lll_q_. early this morning.

United Kingdom was a sharp de- newspaper Warned nflci' llclimz l,..,,.u.d |n mlmy alms N¢,v_25_193_»,, cllne in the exports of wheat from that the four-power agreement llfu., ml llbl,l.l_ll.e Collllllllllm l.ev0l,__ $13,390,000 to $7,255.000. but wheat- reached last Saturday provldcd Th.; 5u_§l,m_§-on was extended from flour rose 'from $067,000 in 31.- protection only for naval control l;m<- in time by congress, the last 148,000, lliltl. *extension expiring at mtdnhht.

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