Galveston Daily News (Newspaper) - November 7, 1936, Galveston, Texas I Texas Towns named for by Blanket which got its name from the fact alter a hard Comanche Indians spread their blankets on bushes to Centennial 95TH 211. aila W. L MOODY CO. Mmd w W Mm EST 1M4 NOVEMBER 7, 193ft OLDE ESTABLISHED 1842 INCREASING as Rebels Government Heads Agree to Abandon Capital Flee Insurgents Expected to Enter Spain's Capital Early Saturday and Gain Sweeping Victory Nov. the 114th day of the civil the Madrid government decided to abandon the capital early A coded telephone message the Associated Press bureau dictated to London witt a Madrid government censor standing at the stated thai it had been definitely con- firmed that Premier Francisco Largo Caballera and his government had decided to flee the capital The of their departure RELIEF COSTS i Y PROHIBIT BALANCING OF U. S. BUDGET their destination were not May Fir to it had been stated thit event they did decide to give up Madrid in the face of the Insurgent mering at the gates of. the they would fly either to or to Earlier later lowed Indications at fascist field headquarters .at side the Insurgent commander in co might begin what he hoped would bo the final attack on this a point only four south of toe heart of Madrid when captured the radio station at Campamento and the Cuatro airport report of toe government's plan to quit toe capital was taken as1 an Indication officials believed a rebel onslaught was three and a months after toe of the civil Telephoning to an Press of- members of Associated Madrid the American and British this This left on Page 10 Column 6) FOB mm President to Open Conferences on Finances of Nation Scanning climbing government high fiscal said today that er budget THE DAY AFTER RE-ELECTION Of Food Brings on New Crisis in West Strikebound Passengers in Appeal Relief as Labor Of Push Action Leading to Peace J SAN Nov. urgent for relief the effects of the strike were sent today to department of- labor and even to the Sec. of. Labor after a cabinet meeting in that there was thought at this of in the situation but that was as future means of handling the Miss Perkins the president My Pres. Roosevelt Makes Apology for Guess As Washington Residents Welcome Nov. comed as a conqueror capital that takes presidents into today in jolly humor OBSERVERS 8AV, SPEECH AT Nov. Pres Roosevelt tonight made tentative plans for a voyage by ships to Buenos Aires for a one day personal appearance at next month's inter-American peace con- which he himself initiated expectations were that if he decides to go he will make the parley the forum for a significant ever it will be addressed to the world as a whole or only to the I Participating mined by one size of the relief Pres. Roosevelt aroused new speculation over toe tion s financial plans when he told a crowd at Hyde New night he was going to ington to try to balance toe FDE to day toe president to begin conferences on the 1937-38 finances with Acting Budget Di- Jie pertinent to the preme court attitude toward the naw refusing of more serious president said no im- portant appointments are slated he will take a cruise to a few Buenos or s will will problem tomoN row with BelL acting director of toe eyt laughter over his about a The dent flicked his looked up and asked otherwise when wanted he would delay recommendations to congress until toe ruled on new deal enactments pending there should a Holiday The subject dropped there out holiday With government Sport crowd estimated on Page 10, Column 3) was a question thai In the brought no A few hours after the chief cutive at a crowded that he was con- the Sec. Hull voiced hope that the conference would succeed in Its aim of abolishing the Western Hemisphere thereby set an example for the promotion of general world peace of who will head the American delegation sail ing from New York tomorrow to Argentine told a gation of the people's mandate committee to that all of the American nations were mated by that common and threatening clouds overhang the international In parts of the he delegation and I am sure all of those with whom we will meet are keenly aware of the gravity of our task ana magnitude of our At a press conference later Mr. Hull sold the Buenos Aires Ing was designed not only to mote peace among the American but also to serve as an en to ail peoples inter cited In Pres. Roosevelt said he expected lo decide next week he csn make the If he finds WARNED AS MIDWEST SWEPT BY 111., Nov. cold formed In toe zero lone near the Canadian moved into the Forecasters charted its easterly course ana warned centra states against a sharp drop in tern The wintry spell visited most o Its severity upon the Northwest reported a reading o 10 below N. I Devils N. 2 below and N. Meteorologists advised tempera tures were normal over al most the entire Many of the Northern from North Dakota to Northern New York and by heavy Some roads on Page 2. Column 5! The Weather Partly cloudy to im- settled Saturday and er In much colder In west portion colder in Interior Gentle to frenh northerly to easterly winds on the rain West ran or snow In tho colder In II0 cold wave In north portion day probably snow In In south ln iho Pan cloudy and colder In and north portions to mostly northerly to winds on Ida coast i in North Dakota were blocked Traffic encountered difficulties In tbe Snow and freezing weather was forecast for Northern Ranchers were warned to protect Temperatures ranging down lo as low as 20 above in Illinois and to 10 above tno northwestern sections of Wisconsin were predicted by tho weather The first cold death of the was reported In Washington and Oregon cool conditions while the OF SLOWS u WORK OX LOCAL PROJECTS SATS An appeal for 100 men to wor on WPA projects was sent out ye by Ed WPA s of Galveston M those men who wer formerly employed on WPA pro ects and are still eligible for relie can apply at his In the base ment of the courthouse an they will be put to work on In the opinion of Mr. Owen better business conditions in veston and toe large number o federal projects under way ar largely responsible for the of labor Many of th men formerly on relief are now on the waterfront whll federal have taken large away V he explained that labor on toe federal projects must be from and that men who would .be working on these projects are wo irking on the at Fort In order to-be eligible for these men register at the United States unemployment bu reau and be certified for Mr. Owens said that ample rands now and that all that Is needed now are sufficient men to complete the Many of have been slowed up be- cause of lack or adequate labor At present projects under way include the island the 61st street tho various local schools and School Work on School Park has been materially retarded by lack of sufficient he Many Events to Mark Shrine Parade Planned cheered anj waved flags me Presidential party made its way to White House shortly after 9 other officials constituted cial reception Eleven bands along toe route up the A ata Here Roosevelt told the Union formed very of com in ing Washington when iam I. umL habit be during next meanwhile am toe same as yesterday to toe slowness of the final The democratic plurality was around Of the 122772 were Thousands of Nation's Steel Workers 10 Per Cent Wage Hike in industry was expected to pay the increased scale after Nov. 16. The Steel Corporation largest subsidiary of the United States Steel Cor- and the Bethlehem Steel Corporation were a to negotiations United States the teel and Steel of Gain Basing their figures on 1935 steelmen calculated the in- Slates alone wou amount to a Today's agreements also prt for or downward of the wag In o as reported tales bureau of labor statistics adjustments would b to 5 per cent The ents are to stand a Financial circles ao toe announcements as lead e to advances for toe The announcements labor would get M ibe Bethlehem aid toe base labor rate would b 5Hc an In other rates o for increases om 10 to 25 per have on 2, Column 6 PENSION HECKS FOR TEXAS VILL ARRIVE LATE tho wln o cV wln dotted with red fezzes and col- garb of ancient Arabia as Shrine Temple holds Its annual fall a will be a parade of uniformed bodlos and the no- business dV starting at 4 o'clock of whom will by special train from East will bo given a dinner at Hotel not Thn now all Shrine under fnd by Felix composed of f a st public to tho 20 novices who will be put over the hot sands and will provide comedy for the spectators during the which will be MI Shrine fellowship and The demoniacal will bo under direction of Paul Leave Ina 24th ond at 4 west on way to 25lb, north on 23th to east on Market to 20th, south on Pago 2, Nov. S. Texas old-age pension said today on Els return from Washington that November pension checks would be about three weeks They were posed to have been mailed lest he was due to the fact that the new state pension not been approved by the federal social security I have Carpenter McCraw and members of tho board of control to obtain legal opinions and which will speed federal If we strike no unexpected wo cun have this month's the Millions Added To U. S. Buying Power by Hikes In Pay OP WORKERS FOR OLD-AGE PENSION AID STARTED Nov. the midst of speculation about tant alterations In toe social curity act by the new the government completed arrangements todav to beein the of pension accounts for workers ten days Such revisions as may be sought by the administration -are not ex- to affect toe fundamental purposes of the Announcing 45.000 postoffices soon would dis- tribute forms both to employes to set up the gigantic ords the security board gave no of Most discussion of the law has centered on the provision for an HAN YIN OF CREWS STRIKE ON 111 SHIPS had made no suggestions as to arid has toid her to do best Peace negotiations remained in a stalemate A few ships mani aged to leave ern and gulf ports but a few others became Port Feeling Maritime Strike of Quiet The maritime strike day affected the majority of American in port and at sels having all or a greater of national furnishing members to work vessels wherever of Christmas spending money today in steel and other Indicators of fatter Cheering announcements tumbled from toe business hopper supplementing the heavy Security market cooled off after a- burst of bullish enthusiasm In the past two visions business quarters of the freest spending since 1932 were sharpened by the arrival of the heralded steel wage additions to the long ist of companies increasing ments to shareholders and an ward commodity price Looking over toe dividend the trends of business and Wall Street analysts were confident more millions would be added to the flow of Christmas Some as a dampening ouch to Christmas cheer that Undo Sam would have bin hand AGREE ON NEW NAVE PACT developments here dismissal ul charges brought against 38 strike tickets a hearing before ice the Randolph and by with temporary district court to ships have Crews The crew of the steamer 38 was off the ship and late yesterday the greater part of the on both Lykes West Indies liner Venn a Lykes ing at Pier 14 and Standard The Tidewater rought here from Houston after- crews Thermo and brought on Page 4, Column 6) son or an reserve fund of and whether -some be made for pension American Federation of leaders are planning an at- tempt to supplant the tax on ers with one- whereby toe would bear the whole As the law both pay for the old-age The pension through which every employe will take fect with the Jan. i; The records are to bo kept UD to date showing constantly the money Monthly pensions when the worker after he reaches 65 will depend on how much was rancine from 520 a month to these not covered are government ers and farm Employers receive an for STRIKING SEAMED HERE DISMISSED All 38 of toe and file striking I. S. U. seamen who wer arrested the Thursday on orders o Chief of Police Tony freed of charges unlawful sembly and released after a hearing before Justice of the Peac Kandolph Pierson yesterday after of the men were n eased when the charges them were dismissed after fou police officers testified that they arrested the from Chief Messina that the men were committing any offenses when Thi were when they denied that they were stopping automobiles at 37th New Nov. eral strike of seamen in the port of New York was proclaimed at tonight by chairman of defense Curran shortly after striking seamen voted to empower the committee to an active strike to replace tbe sive strike which pre- vented several vessels from ing during the past Before the meeting here was told that simitar had been taken at meetings of tag seamen In other ports along and gulf behalf of passengers stranded in Honolulu by the Gov. Joseph cabled Assistant Edward asking said all ed were of Hawil and the situation for them waj McGrady to persuade to permit ment of ship's strikebound In Pacific The 10, Column 4) RETURNED BIT FEDERAL GRAND OIL on or A ill asking them L number to de- and to name office If their t the on Page 4, Column 6) police officers Chief of Police Messina testified that at a conference Jack chairman of the Mari- time strike tee an agreement was reached by which the striking seamen agreed not to co within two blocks of the wharf company's property and to number of pickets to on Pago Colu Chest Passes Mark As Drive Enters Final Lap top speed rew were assured The powers whose ves signed the protocol today tba United Great Brit- Italy and The protocol applied specifically o submarines which would be idden to sink merchant ships un- passengers and oven toe papers were assured j j bo con- safe under the unless land near and eather growing workers yesterday pre- of speed will close cose to be Reporta showing Increases in in- dividual and total ple hS were the third of a series of report luncheons at the 7 W C A The luncheon WES by at report the National Council Catholic W and served by members of the and William Edward W. Watson W. Sealy general eay general chairman of the Industrial expressed pleasure at progress made thus far and urged the ers to redouble their efforts ing the next week to the list of 100 per cert concerns were Nov. Twenty-four major oil lid individuals were oday by a special federal grand ury on charges of conspiring to ix gasoline prices in violation he act. .It was the second by the grand jury which vas called last May Homer S. Cummings to con- uct a nationwide 6t le oil The indictment that companies and agreed unlawfully to fix and restrict in line jobbers and that they tempted .to maintain uniform jobi ber contracts and .to adopt form policies respect to bers throughout ten states in Central District Attorney John J. O who is conducting iha said the alleged unlawful 4000 in the that officials of major oil nies held periodic ly In Chicago for many years and agreed upon uniform prices to paid jobbers dealing with j usually wore the indictment bv Charles E. vice president and former president of Vacuum Oil of District Attorney said jobbers had complained department of justice against grand Jury returned an In- In July naming 23Rom- anies and 61 many of were accused again be TiJeS to ffi exception of two esses Jury lias been in In h Suggested for Pupils I A-B w Hell A Co Reyder Coffee A- V. M. High Grade Packing C on Pago 2, Nov. University of advised Colorado rs today to their a find something to praise in of a no matter how In- competent was assailed In an Knight before the EasU of the Education Is tho duty of the school to provide the child with In tho proper places
