Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - June 7, 1937, Syracuse, New York The Herald is the only Syracuse newspaper with WIREPHOTOS and both Great news services ASSOCIATED PRESS and UNITED PRESS CITY INDEPENDENT Owned and Made in Syracuse l 01 Ike l E D ITI O NF 01 NO 17.089 XX X Y MONDAY CENTS AY Massed Fleet of 63 Rebel Planes Raids Bilbao Suburb Austrian Otto On War Tour Scans Battle From Hilltop Presence of Claimant to Throne Declared out Significance Report Heavy Losses Insurgents Declare Enemy Killed in Last Few Days Fighting p a n i s h Frontier June 7 A massed fleet of 03 Insurgent was reported today to have bombed the suburb ofj only two miles beleaguered Bilbao i The attack was the northern de- of a general resumption of activity oa the Basque front which watched by Archduke Otto ol Hapsburg claimant ol iho non-existent Austrian throne The Otto stood on a hilltop near the front southeast Bilbao and Insurgent guns and warplanes hurl destruction against the Basque lines near mona seven miles from the besieged Basque capital Only a few miles away at Otto spent a year or his exiled hood in a castle former King fonso ol Spain placed at the disposal of ths homeless Empress Zita and her family Otto's father the Em- In exile InT 1922 Otto's tour was explained to have no political significance It was said that he had reached Spain four days ago to visit his uncle old Prince Gaetan ol Parma who was wounded recently fighting in the Insurgent ranks The Archduke was accompanied on his tour of the front by another uncle Prince of Parma who well as Gas as the prince was known to his comrades Is a brother of Zlta Communiques of both sides re- ported their forces were locked In the struggle for the strategic highway junction at Lemona The Insurgents flatly declared the hill is entirely in our while the Government the enemy tried to attack our positions on the hill but was easily repulsed Sis thousand Government have been killed In the last few days the Insurgent communique declared As operations were resumed after Gen ridel took over the command of Gen Mola brilliant In- surgent strategist who was killed when his plane crashed Into a hidden mountain Insurgent attack had a double objective of securing the peaks near the valuable Lemona coa and the communications center at Galdacano two miles beyond In addition to the drive from the sector where Otto witnessed the at- tack the Insurgents pressed Galdacano from in the Le Zama sector at the northeast No estimate of the damage inflicted on the suburb by the huge air fleet was contained In the dispatches reaching here Government officials considered that Male's defeat had lessened the efficiency of the Insurgent drive They declared the attack on the peaks o Lemona lacked the appearance of operation Gen Jose government com mander nt Madrid attributed Gen Concluded on Taje 5 Column 4 Jean Harlow Is Near Death Her Doctor Says JEAN HARLOW Los Angeles June 7 E C ishbaugh attending Screen Actress can Harlow said today her condition critical and that she is not to live Lehman Pares Stafe Budget Rejects Several Measures Appropriating Funds for Surveys Adopted to Revise Finances Rejected as Period Ends 927 Laws Features Index 10 13 Amusements Alley Oop Hugh Johnson's Column Comic rase Bavin In Glenn Frank's Howard Vincent O'Brien's All Things Con- Dr laik National Death SPORTS SECTION ana liams Map 10 WOMEN'S FEATURES AND SOCIETY Dorothy Dll In New York 20 Unfavorable Report Drawn On Court Committee Majority Puts Finishing Touches to Preliminary Study Send Fight to Floor Senate Consideration of Measure May Begin Next Week King George VI Holds First Levee Albany June 7 placing 927 new Irss or tho books completed action on aills passed by the 1937 Legislature as he reduced the budget and vetoed ho Moffat measure revising Ker financial policies Wielding his veto pen freely Leh man reduced he supplemental budget from to bv rejecting appropriations joint Legislative Mineral Springs 615.000 Bead and Committee Highway Survey Committee Law En- and Commit ee 820.000 Committee to Study New York City Transportation Facilities Committee to Study tary Conditions In Chautauqua Lake and Committee to ol Insurance Laws Other appropriations totalling 000 for administration o the pro posed law legalizing dog racing wen disapproved It was a ty however as he vetoed the do racing weeks ago Lehman signed less than a score o nearly 100 proposed laws during In- closing hours of the time limit which he was compelled to pass on all pending legislation Vetoes were plentiful Including 46 bills which would hare psr persons to the Stale lor damages The Governor's rejection of tto as a complete sur prise as it bad passed beta House af the Legislature without a dissent Ing vote He admitted the proposal Concluded on Page 5 Column 2 Washington June 7 opponents ol the Roosevelt court scorning compromise tually completed today a report de- nouncing It as a threat to cratic government A last conference by the Judiciary Committee majority remained fore submission of the report to tha Senate That document representing the views of 10 of the 18 committee members was by some to take direct and emphatic exception o arguments by the President for he legislation IS probably will deny any need for Infusion or new blood In the it was said and cite th ecord ol the supreme court docket n reoly to assertions the ad- of Justices would ases It also will support the Ight to refuse reviews to many Itloncrs The report Itself will be brief but voluminous data speeches by tae President about the proposal and Chief Justice lushes letter to the committee will be appended The committee minority does not Intend to make a report leaders intimated Senate consideration might begin next week following disposition oi the relief They continued sounding out uncommitted Senators on the possibility of compromise despite notice by the opponents that any compromise would be resisted Senator McCarran Democrat vada of the subcommittee drafted the adverse report said by authorizing the President add one or two Instead ol five would be merely face sa Ke said the Roosevelt ated neither In Congress nor at tha House Who ever did write It he added used this tait about Infusion or new blood only as a cover or a pose to change our form ment Senator Borah Republican Idaho agreed with contention that the in effect would give the President a measure of control over the judiciary They expected tbat point to be raised In tha report and the debates Pending disposition of the court leaders were preparing to con- sider the wage and hour to star an inquiry Into tax dodging and to take up a half dozen major John L Lewis head of tee for Industrial Organization was Invited to testify today before Senate and House Labor In support of the wage and hour gram On the House calendar for after- noon debate was a to extend the Public Works Administration for two years Earhart Reports All Well on Hop Across Atlantic Brazil June 7 Earhart headed over the South Atlan tic In a light rain today lor Dakar Senegal her goal on the African con In her intended flight the world She left here on the flight at A M radioed marc than four hours later that everything is going fine Morgan Avers Taxes Are Not Moral Issue New York June 7 P gan said on his return from England aboard the Queen Mary that If Congress makes stupid which leave loopholes In tax laws It is up to Congress to edy them not for us taxpayers to do so The financier saying his health readily answered tions concerning his reaction to recent denunciation of wealthy tax evaders Taxing Is a legal question pure simple not moral he If the Government objects to tax evaders It should change th law You do what you arc compelled to by law It Is no pleasure to pay taxes You don't do any mor than you have to Morgan said he had not ated his yacht as the charged at least one man ol had in order to reduce their Income because I didn't think It wr worth while The banker smiled when he said was up to congress to tighten th laws if they needed tightening he said Is Justified i doing anything 20 long u the U doesn't say It's wron j I Auto Plants Buses Taxis Newspaper Stop for Day Holiday Is Result of Arrest of Pickets in Michigan Capital Ford Strike Settled Steel Unions Send Appeal to Roosevelt for U S Intervention CROWDS LIKE OF COACH TO CHEER MONARCH King George VI returns to Buckingham Palace in the state coach after holding the first levee since his coronation on May 12 Cheering throngs lined the route ol his coach and many coronation visitors still in England were present to acclaim Britain's Tension Rises In Nazi Purge Of Catholics Berlin Newspaper At- tacks Archbishop of enna for Clergy Defense 11 Priests Are Held German Religious Groups to Ask for Records of Accused Men Berlin June 7 tial der fanned the controversy between the Catholic Church and the Nazi regime Into further flame today by an attack oa Cardinal archbishop of Vienna lor bis defense the German Catholic clergy against charges of im- morality Almost simultaneously municipal authorities at over control of the Catholic Brothers hospital and the apprentice home attached to It on the ground that immorality trials attaches had caused public faction In the midst of trie tension caused by the arrest of 11 Catholic priests at Munich yesterday for leading their congregations In protests Against the Nazi policy towards ths church appeared with front headlines Cardinal comes oat Into the should of In the wrong place Tne newspaper charging ao incipient campaign to damage Germany's re tatlon abroad Cardinal is very Im- prudent to assert that only small numbers of culprits hare been among the clergy statement that the Immorality trials will age Germany's reputation abroad Is most Incredible This the cue for an tional libel campaign against many as well as a pretext to In the Austrian population against the Reich Ross Spared London Pegs Chair Relates Gold to Halt J J J Killing Facts Exports to Invited Violinist to Slay Him With Hammer While Intoxicated Mussolini Chosen For First Award Of German Cross Berlin Juno 7 Adolf Hitler mads the first awards of the of ins German Eagle tie country's est decoration to Premier Benito Mussolini ol Italy and Mussolini's son-in-law and foreign minister Count Galeazzo Ciano To Mussolini goes ths honor pi getting the first cross The citation that it was awarded In the nama the man government in recognition or efforts to build up friendly tions the two cations 1 Dead 4 Injured In Gas Explosion At Indiana Plant j today milled to hospital with told them that he suffered in an explosion at tile i bova his Carbide and Carbon Chemical j aft oration hlm The dead man was as j ra ti Sward 42 a o Elmhurst HI becking agent said an the court room session in which his attorney Samuel e Mien June 7 declared a day here today and tied up all transportation facilities the stoppage jing- bus cabs 2nd a newspaper The holiday called by tha Workers In pre- test of ol Publisher A Martin of tha State tha paper ta ths union's demands that at ncan tin the newspaper had besn abla 10 publish one edition Their trada in the district union members marched ths of Mayor Max to demand the release of the of Capital Clry Company strike GOT Frank advised of tbo strike hastened sere Irom by automobile Union ers In a corded criticized the action ol SherifT A in arresting Issued at 1 A placed under ar- rest Mrs Lester wife the V A W Vera lian Ardt Lee rence Meister and Dominic Ail wars arrested In connection with picketing activities at the IH burn called the strike there two 350 slier five employes were i An hour union marchers hid i Lansing in they the Keie The and Fisher Body divisions ol General Motors ing Rao Motor Company 1.500 Motor Wheel Price Advanced Cents j jf mayor's told the city I that also demanded of the discharged to on Bars in Free Market Carr tailed an injunction restraining picketing last line for the I tion 3 P M ias Friday Sour 7 RMS jubilant 0747 cK Then He Battered Her I Cuts Shipping Profit Court Accepts Plea of Guilty to 2nd Degree Murder Move Taken to Relieve Strain on British and American Governments MIKhl Sends Formal Plea for U S Action Ford Strike Settled By Press At idle workers I London 7 price 1 the I Sar at a fine j on ths London mariet today -0 in an to tha SOT ol in precious to the United States plants of three major The new an of 9.3 cents to the ounce the K ths nerw price cut the Steel Workers Organizing exporters or bullion steed to by 3 John L C 1 O affiliate for settlement of ths shipments to ths baited I her a At St Elizabeths Hospital the injured were taken said there was an undetermined u iber of aid cases Police said tSey were laid the ex- plosion tooS place in a gas ing unit Volcano 500 On New Britain Isle Guinea June 7 Volcanic eruptions last wett at on Sew Britain tilled approximately 500 persons a ment patrol reported All the victims natives The white population was evacuated precautions were taken bad b a despicable crime but not premeditated Seas Seen Indicted for first At today's price lor iho pound shippers cf ths metal stood to cents an ounce compared around 14 cents Saturday The narrowing of the margin the London price and the price an in Tori made shipment strike a ths Republic Steel tion Inland Steel Company and Sheet and Tube Com- pany by point wage ments and signed bj corporations the S W O C At Richmond Union members voted o to 1 to cspt a ol their leaders to Ford but District William C DOdce agreed to his plea cn tc lesser charge on grounds ia j because Ross 1 tended to discourage i In when the occurred It on rage S Column 5 02 the London T Report Ex-Kaiser Is 111 Is Denied Amsterdam June 7 typhoid Two volcanic eruptions and a tidal wave ravaged ths dated island of Near Britain In the British New Guinea Tne city's harbor was virtu- ally ruined and two vessels were Paris that the former been taken suddenly are untrue the coun shel's nt Doom declared You arc to say that House Doom has you that majesty Is in excellent health and took a long walk in the park this the marshal's said ales today were as com- London valued pared with 465 bars valued at about Saturday Bullion dealers explained It costs 23 cents aa ounce to ship gold to Sew York for sale at tbe 535 price so buy at less than 334.77 an ounce in order to maSe a What part the British equalization fund might nave played in the move today was not The brokers who fixed the price said tt was the result ol a smaller supply and an increased demand the management oat at Harry Bennett director of i asserted has any authority tc recognize United Automobile Workers as sole collective lor Richmond plant Other officials also disputed thf union chiefs claims the L A W drafted nn Column THE WEATHER Fair and day not ranch change in
