Cumberland Evening Times (Newspaper) - July 30, 1938, Cumberland, Maryland The WEATHER I Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday day not much change in CITY rot ib Maximum Minimum 64 River 3 SO feet Rain 05 inch tv Hi S a OL 208 City Edition 10 Paces CUMBERLAND MARYLAND SATURDAY JULY 30 1938 ASSOCIATED AND UNITED PRESS PRICE THREE CENTS 5 ARE FEARED DEAD ON CLIPPER PRIMARIES sevelt Stands to Gain Advantages or Lose Considerable Prestige HOLDS IONS SPOTLIGHT Jte House May Achieve Victory or Suf Worst Defeat on Its Outcome Ford Urges Country To Rid Self Of Dependent Spirit SPAIN REBELS SAYS WORKERS HALT Motor Magnate Says It Must Realize There Is No Political Santa Claus in World HOLDS PROSPEROUS PERIOD STILL AHEAD Contends in Birthday Inter view We Are on Wrong Track to Bring Back Good Times JOHN M Islington July 30 et administration stands to political advantages or in Demo I primary elections week I of the 15 primaries scheduled August will be held within livi Senate nominations are at Kansas Missouri Tennes fcr Kentucky but primaries in and West Virginia involve outcome of two senatorial on Tuesday appears rea predictable Capital politi believe Senator George Mc has only nominal win in Kansas and they the Missouri nomination to Clark an I leader in the who has powerful state and backing Even Break Looming in the first two major pri ll ic administration should j about even with the conser Democratic forces third senatorial primary of will be Thursday in Ten Senator George L Berry an ardent administra recently cool toward the il is seeking the nomination several opponents has stayed out Tennessee situation compli stage organization fight campaign expenditure ee severely criticized all fac i a statement this week in the Kentucky race lute House may achieve its victory or suffer its worst President Roosevelt in no uncertain terms of Senate Ma Leader Berkley over his op Gov A B Chandler wins next Saturday will be interpreted uni a personal triumph for resident Should Chandler victorious the prestige of would be severe lien P Fights Own Candidate Republican national leader wary of primary Inion has taken up a vulner hi Kansas in an effort the nomination of the Rev B Winrod of Wichita for Senate seat Other Include former Gov yde M Reed and Dallas W Hamilton Republican na urged the voters to Mr Winrod Other regular in Kansas also have him strongly other important Re senatorial primary will be Continued On Page 2 Detroit July 30 a birth day interview Henry Ford said to day that the country needed to rid itself of a dependent spirit and realize that there is no political Santa Claus or economic magic man in the Ford was 75 years old In the past he and his family have ob served his birthday quietly but to day for the first time he will par In public of them Receiving press on the sion Ford was reminded that he had said a few months ago that Amer icas most period was ahead I still mean he said But if you expect it tomorrow you may be disappointed Yet there is no reason why it should not Continued On Page 2 JURY PROBE STRIKES HALTED BY LAI Demo ture Takes Over Invest of Governor BILLS ARE SIGNED Earle Remains in Office Dawn to Make Program Effective Re publicans Oppose Move BACK AT POPE ON IMITATION Premier Mussolini Says View Italy Is Aping Any one or Anything is Absurd REMARKS SHARP Most Severe Directed To ward Vatican in Years Causes Uneasiness Among Catholics EBRD CAMPAIGN Stopped by Insurgent Re Hurriedly Withdrawn From Its Drive on Valencia FOE GAINS LIMITED Government Holds With of Valencia Troops Evidence of Us Offensive Hendaye France at the Spanish July 30 Spanish governments smashing offensive on the Catalonian front appeared today to have been stopped by Insurgent reinforcements hurriedly withdrawn from the drive on Valencia The front line along the Ebro river was but little changed in the past 48 hours and the city of Gan desa district headquarters for the Insurgents still was a land claimed by both sides Government reports of gains were limited to isolated hill tops and crossroads Government Haifa Move The fact however that Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco had to pull troops out of the campaign against Valencia was held by gov dispatches as evidence that the Catalonian offensive had been successful Dispatches PROPOSED PACT from Valencia said Harrisburg July 30 General Assembly today stopped a grand jury investi gation of blackmail coercion extortion charges leveled at Demo cratic Governor George H and 13 associates and turned tie in over to a legislative commit tee The administration whipped through the General Assembly in a dawn ses sion four measures to Suspend the Dauphin county September grand jurys inquiry scheduled to start August 8 Set up a legislative investigation the power of subpoena Make Legislature Supreme Establish the legislature as the only body with authority to in civil officers subject to impeachment Give the states attorney general by the governor the right to supersede a district attorney in Forli Italy July 30 dispute new the Italian state and the Catholic Church burst into the open today as a result of the recent promulgation of a Fascist doctrine of race Premier Mussolini apparently an gered by Pope assertions that he was Imitating Nazi Germany countered with the blunt retort that such a statement was The controversy awakened echoes of the years of friction between the Holy See and the Italian state which patriotic and devout Italian Catholics hoped had been banished forever by the Latern treaties of 1928 which Mussolini negotiated with the Vatican Addressing a group of Fascist party officials in camp at Forll Mussolini asserted you know and everyone knows that also on the question of race we will shoot straight To say that Fascism has imi government forces had taken the of fensive on the Valencia front and recaptured the only break the in had been able to make in the network of defense fortifications The government counterattack was said to have threatened to cut the insurgent advance troops from their rear guard Government dispatches said the capture of strategic hills enabled General Jose militiamen to keep the highway under fire 4800 Rebels Captured More than 200 more insurgent prisoners were reported taken In creasing the official estimate of pri soners captured during the offensive to A trainload of war materials also was reported seized The insurgent air raids on the Catalonian front were described by the government communique as of enormous Intensity all day yester day Ten planes were said virtually to tne cases where civil officers vere anyone or anything is simply of The committee to conduct the Inquiry will be appointed Tuesday by Speaker Boy E District Attorney Carl B Shelley Continued On Page NGS AND LEWIS WAR Averts Senator Repre Maryland View July 30 Lewis fight senatorial nom into another round to Representative Lewis as senator represents a frustrate Mr Roosevelt ring his attack on Tyd rally here in an address K the senators contention presents Maryland of the view represents tody so said Tydings had voted subsidies but tor ft sub for the Baltimore irr words jie commented to a big by the giant International Marine an excellent ORGANIZERS TO Escorted to County Line By State Police After Melee Involving 75 Men Logan W July 30 organizers for the Progressive Mine Workers of America escorted to the county line by state police a melee in which 75 men were in promised that well come The union affiliated with the American federation of Labor re cently opened a membership drive In West Virginia one of the strong holds of the Pope Sees Opening for Naii Romano Vatican newspaper yesterday quoted the Pope In discussing the race doc trine as asking why in the world Italy unfortunately felt the need to imitate Germany The Pope was addressing mis students of 37 nationalities who visited him Thursday tt his summer residence Castle Gandolfo Mussolini who left Rome yester day for his summer place at Rocco Continued On Page 2 r of Liberty Leaguers who of America Barney Flaherty directing the West Virginia drive of the AFL union said the organizers came here last night from Charleston the request of several miners and held n meeting with 25 men in a private home They returned to their automobile to find the tires flat A crowd of men jumped one of the organizers and the others went to his assist ance Flaherty said City Patrolman Robert Black who estimated the crowd at 75 dispersed the men None were seriously hurt and none was arrested As the organizers left with their police escort Flaherty said AHERBURY HEIRESS FILES FOR DIVORCE have destroyed the town of Falset east of the EDO The planes dropped more than 200 bombs in flve at tacks killing 25 persons and injur ing 70 f The planes of the foreign ers bombed particularly places where there were prisoners captured by our forces in the present the communique said Republic Steel Official Tells Senate Group Ma of Employes Stand Bitter FEARED SELLOUT Company Believed Submit Was Open ing Wedge to Closed Shop in Industry Washington July 30 op of the lic Steel Corporation said today very bitter opposition of a ma of employes influenced the decision not to sign a contract with the Steel Organizing Committee The official Charles M White testifying before the Senate Civil Liberties Committee many workers had expressed fear they might be sold down the proposed a contract to the firm March 31 1937 There were a great many in White said asking if Re public wss going to sell out Many of our employes were wondering if we were going to make a bargain with some one else when we had established employed representative relations with our No Improvement Asked White said the contract offered by Clinton S Golden regional di rector for the provided no Improvement In wages hours or working conditions Company therefore were concerned he said with the fear that signing such a contract might lead eventually to establishment of a closed shop in the steel industry So far as you Committee Chairman La Pollette inquired this form of contract signed by some of the other steel companies has not resulted in a closed shop yet has it White said he thought some of the companies were getting on very close ground to such a situation Saw More Trouble Ahead We didnt White said how we were going to have a contract that would lead us into more trou ble with the men who didnt want a contract than with those that did they did We felt very frankly that the motive behind sucha contract was to an end and the end would be to force our men Spot Where Big Flying Boat Hit Ocean Found By Army Transport GIRL WITH PERFECT MOUTH ACCEPTS lingly to sign up with the And the men felt the same Meanwhile three Monroe Mich officials were called to testify about a backtowork vote held ing the reopening of Republics Monroe plant last summer The three called were Mayor Knaggs Sheriff Joseph and Chief of Police Jess Fisher The Monroe dispute was one phase of the little steel strike oi 1937 Chairman called the Hollywood July 30 Saturday session of the com Dagmar IS screen actress who claimed the Utie of the girl with the perfect accepted an settlement today of a damage suit filed over an automobile col in which she lost a tooth and suffered R cut lip She sued A Gen for after two weeks of testimony relating principally to events preceded the 1937 strike Justice Rapped Girdler and Lrwis At yesterdays hearing the com produced correspondence in which a former Supreme Court Continued On Page 2 Pioneer Clipper Feared Lost In Pacific on Hop to Manila The huge transPacific flying boat the Hawaii Clipper above long overdue in Manila on a hop from the Island of Guam was the object of a widespread search led by the TJ S Army transport Meigs The clipper which inaugurated regular commercial service across the Pacific in 1936 was capable of landing on a heavy sen She carried six passengers and a crew of nine THICK SPREAD OF OIL ON SEA flELD EVIDENCE Captain of Meigs Says Oil Coated Area Was About 1500 Feet in Cir OPERATORS OF LINE ARE STILL HOPEFUL Hold to Theory Oil Indi cates Emergency Land 1 4 I J ing and Used Oil to Quiet Waters This map shows the position from which the Pan American Air ways ship Hawaii Clipper radioed its last report to MOSCOW ATS IH PROTEST I San Francisco July 30 I thick oil marking the spot j where the transpacific Hawaii Clip per presumably hit the ocean was discovered by the army transport today 500 miles from Manila A radio message from UIE search ing transport intercepted hen told or the discovery of the oil slick directly in the line of the j Clippers course when she disap Thursday night with 15 men aboard a flight from to Manila The signed by the cap of thr and directed to military headquarters In Manila said the area was about feet in circumference A life boat was Immediately lowered to in the slick and take samples of the oil and water Operators of Line At PanAmerican Airways i quarters here hope was held the indicated the flying 1 P ft I M Fl S T fl T Ull 1 a to quiet MM for an gency landing and drifted to faster than Clipper Blame Second Annual Session of ian Militarists For Fourth Siberian Border Clash in Month CASUALTIES RESULT j rj vlll WJ OTI United Democratic landing was necessary ens Clubs of Eastern Shore Held PLAN CRAB ROAST or b ncr wireless of communicating while drift mg on the gca Pending further investigation the Meigs was remaining in tho same position about 500 miles from Manila or sixtyfive miles east of Moscow Demands Candidates given by cupper ment of Guilty Places Responsibility For Con sequences on Tokyo ine and Lewis hpr went dead The Hawaii Clippers last radio Announce Intentions of Attending report at p m Thursday In that all WBS well She had mentioned rain and moderately rough winds But her log no indication of storm which Corrigan Who From America to Ireland Sails Daughter of Late vania Rail Head Married W W Keith Baltimore Media July 30 Elizabeth Atterbury Connelly Keith daughter of the late Gen W W Atterbury president of the vania Railroad has Hied suit here for divorce it was learned today Mrs Keith reportedly vacationing nt a Colorado dude ranch married Walter Winchester Keith on Jan 7 1936 at Baltimore It was her sec ond marriage and his third In her petition she charges him with cruelty Keith a member of the British Royal Flying Corps during the World War owns a plantation near Georgetown S C HU wife was Florence Montgomery Cleveland society girl and they were divorced In 1928 A year later he married Given Heros Farewell as He Boards Liner Man hattan at Cork For Homeland OFF Wants to Make Coast to Coast Tour Exhibiting Plane in Which He Spanned Ocean CoWi Ireland July 30 Corrigan who started out from New York in his airplane for Los Angeles and landed in Ireland wants to make a coast to coast tour n the United States exhibiting his plane he said today as he sailed Tor New York in the Liner Manhattan As soon as he gets to New York next Thursday intends to get his plane which him on the steamship Lehigh to Baltimore A heros welcome awaits him In New York Moscow July 30 vigorous Ocean City July 30 Soviet protest against new speeches and smiles and firm 4 cations by handclasps in reading acme 30 L militarists in the fourth candidates for county border clash this month was stato officers were preparing the Japanese government today converge on Ocean City today The note which the make political hay at n made charge daffaires In Tokyo was told convention to give Tokyo officials demanded j ifs second session of punishment of the guilty and United ed that the Soviet government places the entire responsibility for cUlte of SlorP to which theyve been Invited aivi oratory consequences of these actions wholesale lots Is due this re organs of the the weekend in to her veteran crew of and six prominent paw Aboard the luxurious Iran Airways Clipper one of in regular WF ro A P Continued On Png 2 Mrs Ethel McAdoo in j Corrigan received a heros f sre ilie country whereas aj Well come back x x x Were not n brilliant Baltimore wedding She I well from the Irish Lord Mayor I raging about to quit Were here to stay I divorced Keith Rt Reno in 1935 saw him off Dub Is and they had Just us well put it in is not the Maryland their pipes ind smoke He did not Identify Mrs Keith divorced her first He was cheered at every band A Connelly on the way to Cork dealer in 1033 Continued On Page 3 Occurred Near Bay The incident occurred near Senator E and Bay near the junction of borders of j his opponent J Siberia Japanese Korea and expected to be among thr j mri with five of the six snd in the region aspirants for governor Japanese Soviet The women have lated the frontier July j planned an informal reception and 11 That episode a and Sunday will Japanese protest which thr a breakfast government flatly rejected ALLENTOWN CONVICT IMPROVES STEADILY Florida Appears For Leon ard Zalutsky July 30 a chain cantaloupe extending nearer today for Leonard Bad Then have been two other fried chicken nnd 24 iht Allentown dents in that area since July 11 but j hot rolls before the improved at both were said by both sides to be dates thr f peaking Pennsylvania Hospital from n bul let wound minor A communique yesterday said i und Russian troops suffered an unannounced number of when the for Stella Tn The chairman Mayne A Collins of wl preside Miss Stella Aiken jiner tried u occupy a border hill to he v 8 and were decisively driven from Soviet territory as a result of women in ures taken by Soviet frontier Tne who statement added that Japanese government wrongly j claimed the hill near Lake j Uncertainties about boundaries have based for a number of clashes 1931 for are no rtn Mrs Indicated they will attend are William S Landsdale G Howard W Jackson Her bert R and Herbert M Jr Senator L Rad ii Mene his condition ax very wounded earlier this week when hr wits by a detective a few hours after ha Her topic hU way from a dis police station Detectives still guarded him to a suicide attempt and was shackled o bed Precautions were taken after he repeatedly wid Id rather dta than go to Zalutsky waj by J in the rugged border also David the bullet piercing and maps aro to attend kidney and lodging in his liver Ha Other Meanwhile Domel an In which ten were said to Monday and n Japanese pfl ml Wednesday and Tf to near nmr or lightly normal life Imprisonment tor the at Continued On Page 1 oi week ia WEEKS B frosted herr last week wilh of at to enter n hosiery from
