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Local Metal Market $3500 (newly mined) 7757a (foreign) 45e Copper 14o 6 00V6 05o Local Settlement Prime 6o Copper 13 tiSe Local 5letal 51arket 53500 7757a (newly mined) (foreign) 45e ec CoPper 600V60154ac Local Settlement Prices 13 Mu 3 2 PAGES-FIVE CENTS ri 1 1 11 nteel Marchers It at 1 Club-Swinging Fight Iv' rik 3 tp -1 liv- 'I ir 1 I teel archers Club-Swinging A- Fight at' Chle'a Five Injured Left Lying in Streets as Result H' of Hand-to-Hand Fight Plane Drops Food 1 Regional Labor Board Probers Charge That Employers Coerce Men Ilmaillm I Rebel Airmen Spread Death Over Valencia i The Weather Sturday: fair Sunday Saturday Sunday WYOMING-NE Detailed Weather pa Page 10 VOL 135 NO 45 Consul Caught in Shower of Debris But Escapes Injuries VALENCIA Spain' May 28 Insurgent General Francisee7ranro's warplanes roared in front the sea in a surprise dawn attack Friday killing an estimated 200 pert sons bombing ships in the harbor and demolishing buildings Seven members of the crew were killed and eight injured when bombs dropped by the air raiders struck the Cabin a merchant ship flying the British flag The British freighter Pinzon anchoredln the harborwas struck by another bomb which failed to ex- plode causing slight damage to the ship's bridge There were no casualties Ship Not Listed The British embassy here said the Pinzon was "theonly British ship" damaged during the air raid The Cabin is not listed in Lloyds register and its ownership and nationality remained a mystery (The admiralty in London expressed belief the ship might be the' Spanish freighter Kardin known to be in Valencia harbor) The Spanish government's air ministry announced government planes had bombed and machine-gunned the insurgent airport it Soria destroying a majority of 50 planes At least 50 buildings were demolished in the insurgent raid on this Mediterranean seaport to which the Spanish government cabinet fled last November 7 to escape the siege of Madrid Italian Make Estimated 2(90 Perish as Insurgent Planes Launch Dawn Attack British Ship Struck Observers said the attacking planes were of Italian manufacture The Red Cross emergency hospital identified by a huge -painted red cross on its roof and with a red cross flag at the front of the building was struck by a bomb The planes dropped 90 bombs on the sleeping city The terrific explosions blew men women and children from their i beds Panic gripped the temporary 'Spanish government capital for hours There have been other sallies against Valencia both by air and sea but Friday's was the most damaging to this maritime city 190 miles southeast of Madrid When the attack ended parts of the in peace time is a thriving port with busy silk tobacco and pottery in ruins General Franco apparently had given up for the moment his drive against Madrid: His guns have pounded at the Madrid capital for days Hundreds (Continued on Page Four) (Column Four) In Today's Tribune NATIONAL Co loiado river states' power parley hits impasse Page 1 President seeks stoppage against tax evasions rage 1 Roosevelt opens Golden Gate bridge to traffic Page 1 compromise set at three years rage 2 Crop production' bills de- feat seen by expert Page 2 John early sensed out- look in oil refining Page 3 Wealthy banker rallies after operation on yacht Page 20 Farley dedicates two new Arizona post offices Page 23 FOREIGN Rebel bombers kill 200 In Valencia air raid Page 1 Chamberlain takes over duties of Baldwin Page 4 Workers recover 83 bodies in Mexicoslide Page 8 SPORTS pavis cup matcheS open Saturday rage 25 Pirates increase National league lead Page 24 Manero conquers Cooper In A golf Page 26 Bob Pastor decisions Bob Neste II Page 24 LOCAL Fair trades commission fire control board and fine arts institute board appointed I Page 32 Salt Lake City and Murray school districts face revenue losses Page 82 Zion park broadcast leads state Memorial day ob- servance Page 82 Governor Henry Blood leaves for Denver and Washington 13- Page 82 INTERMOUNTAIN Ogden horse show results Page 11 Tooele Tunnel day set Page 11 Price Is host to Methodists Page 11 Idahopolice seek mystery 'tear Page 11 State Elks to gather in Cedar City Page 11 PubKrIption rater Matt Idaho Nevada Wyoming daily and itunhav mo sesta yearn 11050: elsewhere In eldittly end Sunday Imo f125 Favor Probe of Income Drop 111 Representative Doughton left and Senator Wheeler who favor inquiry into tax evasions amounting to millions Roosevelt Demands Act To Curb Tax Evasions President Says Treasury Survey Bares Glaring Schemes and Avoittances Totaling Millions Evaders Face Prosecution WASHINGTON May 28 Rooseyelt declaring the treasury has uncovered glaring cases of tax evasion by wealthy individuals called Friday for legislation to tighten the federal reve House Rebels Seek Pact on Relief Funds Revolting Bourbon Bloc Urges Compromise on Earmarking Measure WASHINGTON May 28 Rebellious house Democrats sought to make peace with the White House Friday night in the war over the $1500000000 work-relief bill and gave President Roosevelt until 11 a Saturday to accept an "earmarking" conwomise on the measure The compromise was advanced at a conference between rebels and Majority Leader Sam Rayburn (D) Texas after President Roosevelt had warned that earmarking of the appropriation would force reduction of A relief rolls by 530000 workers Cut to $223000000 As the measure stood Friday Inight a total of $505000000 had been "earmarked" for flood control A highway and rail crossing elimination projects The group that met with Rayburn offered to accept a plan under which $223000000 would be set aside from the fund for special "vote getting" construction The money would be distributed in this manner: $134000000 for A $67000000 for highways and construction and $22000000 for flood control in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys Representative Alfred Beiter (D) New York was reported to have told Rayburn that mise offer was to stand unti111 a in Saturday Previously A Administrator Harry Hopkins had instructed state A officials to gut 500000 off relief even if the full appropriation was voted and had ordered a decrease of an additional 500000 workers if the fund was earmarked Must Differentiate The president tiald that congress must differentiate between a relief bill and a public works bill He predicted that some of the earmarking cases would be worked out satisfactorily Then unfolding a special list of statistics he said that only 100000 relief clients could be cared for under the 6505000000 earmarked for public works and other uses He said A could care for 630000 persons with the same amount of money Mr Roosevelt was understood to be considerably disturbed by dissension among party members over the relief bill Not only is he anxious to avoid crippling of the program but also he is desirous of avoiding further stimulation of public works so as to bring about a more equitable distribution of national income in the consumers' goods industries Weird Death Probed --CLARK Alay 28 Clark county authorities Friday in vestigated the weird death of Fred Clapp 77-year-old farmer while'being dragged by his team of horses Clapp had been tied to the harhess either by himself as a method of suicide or by an unknown assailant in a fantastic murder plot nue structure Mr Roosevelt told reporters that investigators showed tax evasions and avoidances would run into millions of dollars leaving no question that legislation at this session would be necessary to plug loopholes Treasury officials declared that arrangements already are being made to bring both civil and criminal actions against evaders Scores of suits probably will instituted officials said and fraud proceedings will be recommended to the Justice department wherever circumstances justify Based on Survey The president basing his tax evasion talk upon findings in a special treasury survey said decision on prosecutions rests with government attorneys The treasury survey was started aftet- March income tax dollections fell 17 per cent below estimates to $700000000 The inquiry thus far has centered on tax returns of individuals because many corporations asked extension of the filing deadline On Capitol bill Chairman Dough-ton (D) North Carolina og the house ways and means committee expressed the view evasions and avoidances by wealthy individuals were responsible for failure of income tax collections to level up with revenues Affected Revenue Doughton said that if wealthy persons had "paid all the taxes the law -intended to impose I believe we would have received all or more than was estimated" It was after the disappointing (Continued on Page Two) (Column One) Jurors Given Slaying Case LAS VEGAS Nev May fate of Grace Nusser Boulder City slayer was placed in the hands of a jury of 12 men at 2:35 Friday District Attorney Roger Foley made a dramatic plea for a first degree murder verdict and death for the blond divorcee tn the lethal gas chamber Foley in his closing arguments charged Mrs Nusser walked into the bedroom of the home she and George Nueser her ex-husband had occupied more than a year and deliberately shot him while he slept Defense Counsel George Marshall contended she fired the gun unintentionally and that she intended only to protect herself from Nusser's threats Become Citizens LOS ANGELES May 28 Germans Wilhelm Deiterle film director and his wife Charlotte Hagenbruch former actress became 'J LONDON May 28 George VI Friday night further ostracized the duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Wartield by announcing that the American-born 'divorcee never can be called "her royal highness' The London Gazette official chronicleof royal famtly affairs six dals before the duke's marriage to "the woman I text of "letters patent" establishing the status of Mrs Simpson and any children SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY MORNING MAY 29 1937 Iinpasse Grips Boulder Dam Power Parley Basin States Spokesmen Still Deadlocked on Rate Slash ProI)osaI Safeguards Sought Utah Must Be Assured Immediate Benefits Abe Murdock Asserts By HARRY BROWN Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON May upper basin and the lower basin states along thvColorado river Friday remained rn a deadlock over legislation recently proposed intended to bring a reduction in Boulder dam power rates and a slash in interest charges imposed under outstanding contracts made costly in California under the Boulder dam act At a conference attended by Representatives Abe Murdock of Utah and Laurence Lewis of Colorado and Attorneys General Ray Lee of Wyoming and Byron Rodgers of Colorado these spokesmen for the upper bahin states clashed with Representative James Scrugham and Attorney General Gray Mashburn of Nevada and counsel for southern California interests Use Nevada as Spearheild While the drive for a reduction in costs to the lower basin states is intended almost wholly to benefit southern California the Californians continue to use Nevada as their spearhead and to have all their proposals advanced by some spokesman for that state which has relatively little it stake and which would benefit but slightly if the legislation could be enacted Opening Friday's conference Mr Mashburn said he had conferred with attorneys general and other legal representatives of the upper and lower basin states and had concluded that nothing Could be accomplished until California presents staftstics to show exactly what California hopes to achieve California by Tuesday he said would piasent full data-showing present revenues from Boulder dam whet these revenues would be if rates and interest charges are reduced as Californian proposes and also a showing as to the lowest possible rate that can be put on firm Boulder dam power to repay the obligation to the government It was observed that all this data is to be supplied by California and not by the reclamation bureau Asks Immediate Benefits "If there is to be any modification of contracts" said Mr Murdock "Utah must be shown where it is going to get something right away I am not interested in figures that do not include some immediate benefits to Utah and the other upper basin states" Representative Lewis and the attorneys general of Wyoming and Colorado concurred heartily in what Mr Murdock said and made clear that their states want to know definitely what it is proposed congress shall give to the upper basin states at this time in consideration for the upper states assenting to (Continued on Page Two) (Column Three) Race Crashes Fatal to Two By Tribune Leased Wire INDIANAPOLIS Ind May Two men are dead a third is in a critical condition and four others are badly injured as a result Of Fridays preliminary to the annual 500-mile automobile race to be run here on Monday The casualties raising the 25- year death toll here to 33 occurred in two accidepts both spectacular Albert Opa lko 26 years old Cary Ind a riding mechanic was killed when his mount piloted by Frank (Wild Mani McGurk of Los Angeles rolled in to the infield after controls had locked at 119 miles an hour McGurk received head lacerations and a broken arm George Warlord 37 Indianapolis a former driver and mechanic was fatally injured When struck by a flaming racer as it crashed into a parked speedster at the service pits on the track Warford was at citizens of the United States Friday'1the speedway seeking employment that may be born to her and Edward The duke of Windsor will remain "high royal highness" it was decreed but his wife and any possible children will be entitled only to the form of address customarily applied to the wife and children of an ordinary duke Mrs Wartield will become l'her grace the duchess of Windso14" The eldest sons of "ordinary" duke take the second title of their father such as earl marquess via These 11 were jailed when they resisted police at the Republic steel plant Nation's Chief 'Opens' Bridge To SF Traffic Great Golden Gate Span Receives Cars at Rate of 3000 Every Hour SAN FRANCISCO May 28 The Provo Utah high-school band won first place in the judging of bands which participated in the parade opening the Golden Gate bridge fiesta it was announced today Salt Lake City was awarded Sec-mid place among out of state floats with Reno Nev third SAN FRANCISCO May 28 (1P)-- Automobiles begain tr earning across the Golden Gate bridge at the estimated rate of 3000 an hour Friday as the great span opened to vehicular traffic with spectacular salutes from 300 fighting planes the United States fleet and uncounted thousands who watch 0 a lid cheered President Roosevelt gave the signal for the historic momeiat when he pressold a- button in the White House in Washington at 2 (mountain time) and the resulting electrical impulse lighted a traffic control on the bridge Soar Over Span 4 Massed naval planes In the van of the approaching fleet flew in from the sea and sowed over the 835000000 span an hour before opening time Both sides of the picturesque Golden Gate San Francisco's harbor entrance were lined with crowds and motorists anxious for the "go" signal A rush of pedestrians complicated matters for the hard-working bridge personnel Despite the fact that 202000 pedestrians had tramped (Continued on Pa Ko Four) (Column Two) 1946 a ia count Other children are titled lord and lady By the provisions of the "letters patent" Mrs Simpson will have no ranking among the seven women of the royal Elizabeth the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose Queen Mother Mary the princess royal and the duchesses of Gloucester Two weeks ago at the Chateau de Cando near Monts France where Edward and his twice-di Noted every morning Entered et the poetofflea at Bait Lake tlity as second class matter-under act of March 8 1879 Steel Strike Situation in Brief Form By Associated Press YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Steel workers' organizing committee charges "unfair labor practices" by three independent steel companies asks Attorney General Cummings to investigate as 70000 workers continue idle two union members charge plant policemen fired on them of labor watching situation closely gets daily reports from conciliator labor board director weighs charges Republic Steel corporation uses coercion to "discourage unionization" Columbus Martin Davey advised union will not recede from demands for signed contracts if it confers with him at his request and police clash for third time at Republic's South Chicago plant Five demonstrators left lying in street after officers routed approximately 1000 marchers Police fire revolvers in air Union estimates 15 demonstrators hurt on a woman One policeman injured declares seven of nine furnaces operating despite pickets Weirton Va Employes' league of Weirton Steel asks president'- to stop I rally Sunday says peace thzeatened Sharp Earth artA rexilors Recorded at Fordham NEW YORK May 28 UP)---Two short sharp earth tremors were recorded Friday on Fordham university's seismograph and were described as originating about 1830 miles away in a general southwesterly iiirection from New York Father Joseph Lynch in charge of the university's observatory gave the times the tremors as 941 and George Forbids Wally to Use Title of 'Royal Highness' vorced fiancee will be married at noon next Thursday Herman Rogers official spokesman for the couple announced that Mrs Simpson would be known as "her royal bigness the duchess of Windsor" Tha king's refusal to grant a 'royal highness" to Mrs Warlield on the day that the couple's most bitter critic Premier Stanley Baldwin 'retired from a final triumph for those who opposed the empire-shaking romance New Mexican Flood Waters Cost Six Lives Angry Streams Subside Leaving Much Damage and Disrupting Travel ALBUQUERQUE May 28 flood waters subsided in New Mexico Friday night leaving six persons dead travel disrupted and damage mounting into undetermined thousands of dollars Except in the valleys of the principal streams the 'angry waters receded as quickly as they arose on Thursday night under the downpour of rains which approached cloudburst proportions The six victims were caught and drowned in two sudden "flash" floods which poured down ordinarily dry arroyos in the eastern part of the state The state was virtually cut in two by the storm which halted travel on three main highways connecting the north and south sections Railroad tracks were washed out at Socorro stopping' traffic on the main line between Albuquerque' and El Paso Entire Family Drowned An entire family was drowned in an arroyo flood 'pear Forrest Searchers recovered the bodies of Silas Miller 45 his wife 45 and their daughters Norene 9 and Joy 5 They were caught in their stalled automobile when a wall of water roared down through the gulch) Charles Polich 28-year-old welder at the Conchas dam hear Tucumcari was found drowned in an arroyo not far from the damsite and a searching party late in the afternoon located the body of Calvin Wright another worker who was Caught in the "flash" flood there Scattered rains continued over the state Friday night but the precipitation had ceased or moderated at most points which were most severely affected by Thursday's downpours Rites Postponed The storm caused postponement of dedicatory exercises for the Carrie Tingley crippled children's hospital at Hot Springs' where Postmaster General James A Farley was to have been principal speaker Saturday Lowlands along the Rio Grande Were under water ranging in depth from a few inches to several feet Crops In the flooded area were wiped out and much stock loss by drowning was reported Residents of the Bosque farms 'resettldment project south of Albuquerque fled their homes Gold Silver Silver Lead Lead I I a i a 11 i I 1 v4 4 I The Weather- 1111- 4111ri 1 4 1 0 G01 I UTAH-Unsettled Saturday fair I 1 tosiotr -LI! itil 1 1 Lk Sill Sunday i' I 4 IDAHO-Fair Saturday Sunday 1 1 i WYOMING-NEVADA-Unsettled Lit Col Detailed Weather pn Page 10 '41114 IT' Let 1 Leal I it Ir i 1 VOL 135 NO 45 PubKription rater Matt: Idaho Nevada Wyoming daily and Sunnite mo 99 cents year 11050: elsewhere In 'daily and itundity nee 1125 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY MORNING MAY 29 1937 every morning Entered et the poetorfire at Balt Lake tiny as second class rnatterunder act of March 8 IBM I Rebel Airmen 11 avor Probe of Income Drop Impasse Grips -I Spread Death Boulder Dam Strike Chiefs 0 1 (' 0 ---rer Vaencia Power Parley Languis Estimated 200 Perish tt '1: Basin States Spokesmen Behind -Bars I as Insurgent Planes s''-' I I Still Deadlocked on In Chicago i Launch Dawn Attack -to in- '3- 4 i 7 Rate Slash Proposal rt X' '1- 't fiA 1 t- st cv I 1 I 11:0 British Ship Struck -1 11v i- --0 i I Safeguards Soutfht ett -7 I rl I 1 a 1 se a a -a4 Consul Caught 1 Utah Must Be Assured I 6 in Shower of Debris 1 t'''''''''i ''''74- :7311:1 Immediate Benefits ::1 irk But Escapes Injuries s' i'' 'I 1 4 1 Murdock I 6 1 re 4 VALENCIA Spain' May 28 (Al- 'a -a a a la 4 asa I i By HARRY BROWN 4a i Insurgent General Francisekyran- a( 1 et ea warplanes roared in front the a a al Tribune Washington Bureau 4 1 5 IciS (-- 1 4 tea I a 1 sea in a surprise dawn attack Fri- a I "a ''i l''''''''' WASHINGTON May 28-The up- 01 a a a ea 514 I I day killing an estimated 200 per aa a a -( 4 4 i '''''fr- per basin and the lower basin states a a 'a s- 1 'at ti sons bombing ships in the harbor a 1 4''' '0 alon asColorado river Frday re- and demolishing buildings a a Seve members of the crew were a a a aa's a mained th a deadlock over i leg isla- i 1 itti itra -aa a af' a St i I killed and eight injured when bombs as aaSa a Li a tion recently proposed intended 1 :4171 a a aaseassa a if -1 IV if 1 dropped by the air raiders struck a'''''''''''' eat the Cabin a merchant ship flying Representative Doughton left and Senator Wheeler to bring a reduction in Boulder dam '( a' 41 I 1 the British flag hter Pinzon an- chgeipoed un a who favor inquiry into tax evasions amounting to millions power rate-s an a slasd inter outstanding 11 r- 's 1 i i aa a i The British freig ars mser choredan the harborawas struck by a contracts made costly in California 1 a N''' another bomb which failed to ex- plode causing slight damage to the A I Roosevelt Demands Act under the Boulder dam act At a conference attended by Rep- i 1 i 1:11 resentatives Abe Murdock of Utah i a ship's bridge There were no casual- ties British embassy here said the Curb Tax Evasions 4 and Laurence Lewis of Colorado and Attorneys General Ray Lee as Th Ship Not Listed 1 I ii I 1 i of Wyoming and Byron Rodgers 1 Pinzon was "theonly British ship" of Colorado these spekesmen for i'' the upper aaain states clashed with a--1 a a tia 4 1 li Lai 11' 1 I 11-' 1 4Pd itt damaged during the air raid The II Representative James Scrugham 1---1! 4 Cabin is not listed in Lloyds President regis- a t' I i I 1 i i 1 ter and its ownership and nation- i ent Says Treasury Survey Bares Glaring and Attorney General Gray Mash- 1 1 'Li burn of Nevada and counsel for 4 I ality remained a mystery voianees int 31illions souther California interests a as xii -aa i 1 a Li 1 i (The Schemes and Ad Total admiralty in London ex- re pressed belief the ship might be the Use Nevada as Spearhead I 1 Spanish freighter Kardin known to Evaders Face Prosecution as-saaire--------ea-esseasass asaassa a be in Valencia harbor) costs to the lower basin states Ls While the drive for a reduction in The Spanish government's air WASHINGTON May 28 (AP)-President Rooseyelt declaring southern i ten almost California ea ly ttnoe benefit li 1 I-I l1 11 1 government 1 1Fi ministry announced 1 1 gpulannneesd htandebionmsubregdenatndaimrpaocrhtint fornians continue to use Nevada as individuals called Friday for legisla tion to tighten the federal reve- their spearhead and to have all the treasury has uncovered glaring cases of tax evasion by wealthy 1 a i 1' l'i ItE ir4 14it 'e Soria deatroying a majority of 50 nue structure their proposals advanced by some planes Mr Roosevelt told reporters that spokesman for that state which has A 4 At least 50 buildings were demoi- (- I i1 i I i ished in the insurgent raid on this House Rebels investigators showed tax evasions relatively little it stake and which t' 1 i Mediterranean seaport to which the and avoidances would run into mil- would benefit but slightly if the lions of dollars leaving no question legislation could be enacted I' Spanish government cabinet fled Seek Opening Friday 'I 's conference Mr 1 act on that legislation at this session would i 1 i i I last November 7 to escape the siege be necessary to plug loopholes Mashburn said he had conferred i I as a 1 i of Madrid Treasury officials declared that with attorneys general and other I tea Italian Make arrangements already are being legal representatives of the upper 1 1 Observers said the attacking Relief mids made to bring both civil and crim- and lower basin states and had i I a 'S planes were of Italian manufacture inal actions against evaders concluded that nothing could be 1 a t- Scores of suits probably will accomplished until California pre- a 4 1 )14-4 1: The Red Cross emergency hos- I aa wo pital identified by a huge -painted Revolting Bourbon Bloc instituted officials said and fraud Bents statistics to show exactly what a a 4 44 I 4 I 4 i' red cross on its roof and with a red proceedings will be recommended California hopes to achieve Cali- a sap A Urges Comromise on to the justice department wherever fornia by Tuesday he said would i' cross flag at the front of the build- saaaaaaaasaa a aaaa a aaassa- a --1 a 4 aas a I circumstances justify Ina-sent full data-showin present as 14 Ina was struck by a bomb The planes dropped 90 bombs on Earmarking Measure Retied on Survey revenues from Boulder dam whet 'hese I organizers were jailed when they resisted police at the Republic steel plant WASHINGTON May 28 (UP)- I the sleeping city The terrific explo- sions blew men women and children The president basing his tax eva- these revenues would be if rates a from theiri beds Panic gripped the sion talk upon findings in a special and interest charges are reduced ation lie reaaury survey said decision on as Californian proposes and aLso a 1 Chief Steel Strike New Mexican 4 4 temporary a I government showing as to the lowest possible Rebellious house Democrats sought prosecutions rests with government capital for hours rate that can be put on firm Boulder to make peace with the White House attorneys There have been other sallies dam power to repay the oblige- 'Opens' Bridtre -Situation nu Flood Waters The treasury survey was llectio starte ns a igainst Valencia both by air and Friday night in the war over the in on to the government It was aftearc come ax do eea but Friday's was the most $1500000000 work-relief bill by California and not by Traffic and observed that all this data is to be To 1 Brief Form Cost Six Lives fell 17 per cent below estimates to i damaging to this maritime city 190 supplied gave President Roosevelt until 11 $700000000 miles southeast of Madrid the reclamation bureau 1 1 When the attack ended parts a Saturday to accept an ear- The inquiry thus far has ce dividuals be- Asks Immediate Benefits ntered on tax returns of in of the city-wh-ich in peace time is marking" compromise on the mea- By Associated Press cause many corporations asked ex- "If there is to be any modifica- a thriving port with busy silk to- and potter tension of the filing deadline tion of contracts" said Mr Mtn- Great tvoltlell Gate Span YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Steel Angry Streams treams Subside i fecteries-were bacco a The compromise was advanced at taal On Capitol hill Chairman Dough- dock "Utah must be shown where workers' organizing committee ruins Receives Cars at Rate charges "unfair labor practices" Leaving Much Damre agTe General Franco apparently had DI North Carolina of the it is oin to et somethin right conference between rebels and a a uouse ways and means committee away i that do not include some m- a I am not interested in of verig- by three independent steel compa- given up for the moment his drive Majority Leader Sam Rayburn (D) 3000 Every 1 IS I 11 lour nies asks Attorney General Cum- and i expressed the view evasions and ures sru Travel a against Madrid: Texas after President Roosevelt had mings to investigate as 70000 His guns have pounded at the warned that earmarking of the ap- avoidance by wealthy individuals mediate benefits to Utah and the were responsible for other upper basin states" failure of in- workers continue idle two union Madrid capital for days Hundreds propriation would force reduction N' (Continued on Page Four) of A relief rolls by assaa come tax collections to level up with Representative Lewis and the at- SA FRANCISCO May 28 UM-- Members charge plant policemen ptLsBtliaiQeUwEid Re flood at QfltIoE NwMers Msuabysidee (Column Four) revenues torneys general of Wyoming and The Provo Utah high-school band fired on them workers Colorado concurred heartily in what a Cut to $223000000 Affected Revenue WOM first place in the judging of Washington-Department of la- ed in New Mexico Friday night six persons dead travel dis- t) As the measure stood Friday Doughton said that if wealthy per- Mr Murdock said and made clear it bands which participated in the bor watching situation closely night a total of $505000000 had had "paid all the taxes the law that their states want to know Parade 0 -Intended to impose I believe we definitely what it is preposed con- pening thwe Golden Gate gets daily reports from concilia tor leaving bridge fiesta as announced Cleveland-Regional labor board rupted and damage mounting into a In Today's been "earmarked for flood control would have receive all or more gress hall basin toda director we undetermined thousands of dollars 'd shall this time to the upper me in consideration It Lake City led charges Republic Steel corpora- rag uses coercion to discourage Except in the valleys of the prin- TrilDLIn elimination projects The group that than was estimated" states ae A highway and rail crossing It was after the disappointing for the upper states assenting to a At i was swan see- mid place among out of state ion cipal streams the 'angry waters re- met with Rayburn offered to ac- (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) floats with Reno Nev third unionization" cept a plan under which $223000000 (Column One) (Column Three) Columbus Ohio-Governor Mar- ceded as quickly as they arose on NATIONAL would be set aside from the fund for SAN FRANCISCO May 28 VP)-- tin Davey advised union will not recede from demands for oTfh uerssidnasy wn ihgihr ht unnpdpe rrotaheeh de do wenipoouudr a Coloiado river states' pew- special "vote getting" construction a i signed contracts if it confers with burs ht were caught and proportions ase The money would be distributed i Crashes Automobiles begain six victim Preeparley sident shits eeks impa stopp Page 1 Jurors Given Race age in this manner: $134000000 for across the Golden Gate bridge at the him at his request- against tax evasions Page 1 A $67000000 for highways and 'e' 'cl 'e Chicago-Strikers clash for third time at police drowned in two sudden "flash" rat of 3000 an hour Fri- cago- ers an floods which poured down ordinarily Page 1 flood control in the Ohio and MIS- ea Roosevelt opens Golden construction and $22000000 for Slaying Case Fatal to Tilvo estimated day as the great span opened to ve- epuice's dry arroyos in the eastern part of Gate bridge to traffic South Chicago plant Five dem- compromise -set at a sissippi valleys hicular traffic with spectacular sa- onstrators left lying in street at- the state three years Page 2 Representative Alfred Better lutes from 300 fighting planes ter officers routed approximately the The state was virtually cut in two Crop production' bills' de- (D) New York was reported to LAS VEGAS Nev May 28-The By Tribune Leased Wire United States flee 1000 marchers Police fire revol- by the storm which halted travel and uncounted on thre main highways connecting feat seen by expert Page 2 have told Rayburn that theNompro: fate of Grace Nusser Boulder City INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 28- thousands who a a nal vers in air Union estimates 15 un in jounrd John early sensed out- mise offer was to stand unti111 a tn slayer was placed in the hands of demonstrators Iwo men are dead a third is in a cheered the north and south sections Rail- look in oil refining an Page 3 Saturday a jury of 12 men at 2:35 Fri- critical condition and four others President Roosevelt gave the sig- One policeman hart i a worn- road tracks were washed out at Wealthy banker rallies at- Previously A Administrator day District Attorney Roger Foley are badly injured as a result Of nal for the historic momeat when Buffalo-Republic declares sev- Socorro stopping traffic on the ter operation on yacht Page 20 Harry Hopkins had instructed made a dramatic plea for a first Friday's preliminary to the annual he pressal ae-button in the White en El Paso nine furnaces operating de- main line between Albuquerque and Farley dedicates two new state A officials to gut 500000 degree murder verdict and death 500-mile automobile race to be run House in Washington at 2 spite pickets Weirton Va Employes' mil Arizona post offices Page 23 off relief even if the full appropria- for the blond divorcee tn the lethal here on Monday (mountain time) and the resulting Enti re Fay Drowned on voted an or ti Was had ordered a gas chamber Foley in his closing FOREIGN The casualties raising the 25- electrical impulse lighted a traffic league of Weirton Steel asks An entire family was drowned in decrease of an additional 500000 arguments charged Mrs Nusser year death tell here to 33 occurred control on the bridge president to 'stop la rally an arroyo flood 'pear Forrest Rebel bombers kill 200 in work if the was earmarked walked into the bedroom of the Valencia air raid Page 1 ers in two accidepts both spectacu- Sunday says peace threatened Searchers recovered I the bodies of Chamberlain takes over Must Differentiate home she and George Nusser her oar Over Span Silas Miller 45 his wife a5 and te ex-husband had occupied more than la Massed naval planes In the van duties of Baldwin Page 4 The said president id that congress Albert Opalko 26 years old Cary of the approaching fleet their daughters Norene 9 and Joy a ddlib tl ht a year an era im flew in Sharp Earth ri mors 5 They were caught in their stalled Workers recover 83 boies must differentiate between a relief Ind a riding mtechanicd il was killed from the sea and soaeed over the late he slept Recorded at Fordham automobile when as wall of water in Mexickslide Page 3 ill and a public works bill He pre- wen moun potey Frank atefense Counsel George Marshall hi $3500a000 span an hour before open- SPORTS dieted that some of the earmarking (Wild Man) McGurk of Los An- NEW May 28 (IP)-- Two contended she fired the gun unin- onetime' roared down through the gulch) cases would be worked out natisfac geles rolled in to the infield after pavis cup matches open tentionally and that she intended controls had' locked at 119 miles an a a short sharp earth tremors were Both sides of the pictures Charles Polich 28-year-old welder a Saturday Page 23 toriaa ar only to protect herself from Nue- volen aia te sari Francisco har recorded Friday on Fordham uni- eantrithwe Conchae dam 'near Tucum- as found drowned in an ar- Pirates increase National Theta unfolding a special list of hour McGurk received head lacer bor entrance were lined with crowds versity's seismograph and were de- league lead age 24 statistics he said that only 100000 ser's threats ations and a broken arm and motorists anxious for the "go" scribed as originating about 1830 royo not far from the damsite and Manero conquers Cooper relief clients could be cared for un- Become Citizens George Warlord 37 Indianapolis former driver and mechanic was a searching party late in the after- in A golf Page 26 der the $505000000 earmarked for a A rush of pedestrians complicated miles away in a general southwest- cated erly' direction from New York Wright another worker who was Signal noon located the body of Calvin A I Bob Pastor decisions Bob public works and other uses He said LOS ANGELES May 28 (SP)-Two fatally injured When struck by a matters for the hard-working brid of Joseph Lynch in charge I Page ea diector and his wife Charlotte Ha- a parked speedster A could care for 630000 persons Oerrnans Wilhelm Deiterle film flaming racer as it crashed into eedster at the service personnel Despite the fact that he university's observatory gave caught in the aflash" flood there a with the same amount of money LOCAL 202000 pedestrians had tramped 9tIiztaimemso4ftlie tremors as 941 and Scattered rains continued over the Fair trades commission Mr Roosevelt was understood to genbruch former actress became pits on the track Warford was at (Continued on Page Four) state Friday night but the precipi- tation had ceased or moderated at be considerably disturbed by die- citizens of the United States Friday: the speedway seeking employment (Column Two) I I fire control board and 6- sension among party members over most points which were moase- arts ins fie institute board I appointed I rage 32 the relief bill Not only is he anxious verely affected by Thursday's down- 4 to avoid crippling of the program Kilti ge Forbids Wally to Use Title of Royal Htglittess' pours Salt Lake City and Mur- Rites Postponed but also he is desirous of avoiding ray school districts face further stimulation of nubile works ----(--- a The storm caused postponement revepark broadcast leads nue losses Page 82 of dedicatory exercises for the Car- so as to bring about a more equita- that may be born to her and Ed- count Other children are titled vorced fiancee will be married at Zion LONDON May 28 (UP)-King ward i rie Tingley crippled children's hos- bl distibution of national income noon next Thursday Herman state Memorial day ob- lord and lady ptal at Hot Springs where Post- i the consumers' goods industries The duke of Windsor will re- servance age 32 George VI Friday night further ostracized the duke of Windsor i Rogers official spokesman for the A By the provisions of the "letters master General James A Farley Governor Henry Blood main "high royal highness" leaves for Denver and Weird Death ProbCd and Mrs Wallis Warfield by an- it was patent" Mrs Simpson will have couple announced that Mrs Simps was to have been principal speaker decreed but his wife and any son would be known as her royal flouncing that the American-born no ranking among the seven worn- Saturday Washington Ds Page 32 --CLARK May 28 SINS)- divorcee never can be called "tier possible children will be entitled bigness the duchess of Windsor" Lowlands along the Rio Grande en of the royal family-Queen a INTERMOUNTAIN Clark county authorities Friday in royal highness' --1 only to the form of address cus- Elizabeth the Princesses Eliza- The king's refusal to grant a were under water ranging in depth 1 Ogden horse show results Page 11 vestigated the weird death of Fred The London Gazette official tomarily applied to the wife and beth and Margaret Rose Queen 'royal highness" to Mrs Warlield from a few inches to several feet Tooele Tunnel day set l' aPage11 Clapp 77-yearsold farmer while be- chronicleof royal famtly affairs children of an ordinary duke Mother Mary the princess royal -made on the day that the Crops in the flooded area were Price is host to Methodists Page 11 ing dragged by his team of horses published-only six dals before Mrs Wartield will become ahee 'and the duchesses of Gloucester couple's most bitter critic Premier wiped out and much stock loss by adahoapolice seek mystery Clapp had been tied to the hatseess the duke's marriage to "the woman grace the duchess of Windsoa" and Kent Stanley from of- drowning was reported Residents 1 leer Page 11 either by himself as a method of I text of "letters pat The eldest eons of "ordinary" Two weeks ago at the Chateau fice-was a final triumph for those of the Bosque farms 'resettlement 1 State Elks to gather in suicide or by an unknown assailant ent" establishing the status of duke- take the second title of their de Cando near Monts France who opposed the empire-shaking project south of Albuquerque fled Cedar City Page it in a fantastic murder plot Mrs Simpson and any children father such as earl marquess via-- where Edward and his twice-di- romance their homes i a i i no eatuer IP 4 4 Gold 1L is 1 Sturday: fair I 44 Sunday I II 0 I 1 41T i 1 Lk Sunday L' dipor---414 I Detailed Weather pa Page 10 II VOL 135 NO 45 se ip ton rates! Matt A a hn Novaela Inivelynt tiaille 01A IN 'Oa fl AL MD A 11 A Anr A YOUNGSTOWN Ohio May 28 UP clashed with police an airplane dropped food to besieged employes and union leaders called for federal Investigations of coerdon and purported stores of war munition Friday night as" battle lines tensed In the huge steel strike Club-swinging police charged Into marching demonstrators near the Republic Steel corporation plant In South Chicago repulsing an effort by followers of the steel workers' organizing committee 7 to shut down operations of the plant Biggest Outbreak Five wounded were left lying In the street Union leaders claimed 15 were hurt It was the biggest outbreak of violence since the called 70000 steel workers out of the plants of Republic Inland Steel corporation and Youngstown Sheet and Tube company two days ago An airplane had been used to drope food to besieged workers in the Republic corporation's tin mill at Niles Ohio after failure to run provisions through picket lines in mail trucks 1Republic claimed about 300 were still at work in Niles Governor Martin Davey at Columbus Ohio reiterated his intention to try to bring the steel executives and the 0 leaders together at the executive mansion early text week for a strike settlement confer- enc J-4! Start hivestigation The regional labor relations board In Cleveland started Investigation of a complaint that Republic was resorting to coercion to stem the advance of union organization Attorney General Cummings was also urged by the to investigate union charges that Republic plants contained "all kinds of munitions of war" Philip Murray chairman of the swinging into Ohio from his Pittsburgh headquarters toured the strike-bound Mahoning valley exhorting pickets and strikers in Republic and Sheet and Tube mills to keep up the drive for a signed contract wit hthe mill owners Claims Conflict The claimed 77240 steel workers out of 77900 employed in the three independent plants were on strike Republic disputed the figures and asserted in a statement Mitt 40 per cent of its steel production capacity in Chicago Buffalo Canton and Warren Ohio' plants was in operation At Campbell suburb of Youngstown Murray stood in the grounds of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company and cried through big am- plifiers to a throng of shouting men: "We are going to whip Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel they can't stop us 'They have refused to sign an agreement because they hope they (Continued on Page Four) (Column One) I'll Tell You By BOB BURNS --I think the most ignorant men are them fellas that "knows It all? The funny part of it think everybody dumb One of them kind of fellas come down home 'from the city one time and thought he'd be a gentleman farmer He bought a farm be thought would be a great bargain and when the farmer told him he was sellin It so cheap because it was overrun with sassafras sprouts the city man laughed up his sleeve because he thought the farmer was jest lazy and didn't know his business The city man got all the literature on government research on sassafras sprouts and he went to work but every time he'd dig one sprout up another one would pop up At the end of two years Slavin' be had more sassafras sprouts than when he started Finally In despair he went Over and called on an old native who was a neighbor of his and says "How In the world can I get rid of these sassafras sprouts?" The old native says "Well brother I've had experience with sassafras sprouts for 70 years and the only thing I can suggest about 'em is that you learn to love 1eml' Copyright 137 for The Tribune A 10 41-- 44 Ai a 1'1 a '1 A a 1.