have to civilize our apparatus of living till we are well nigh civilized to H Fosdick The Newark Advocate AMERICAN TRIBUNE tonight YY followed by showers Sunday Table on Page ADVOCATE ESTABLISHED 1827 NEWARK OHIO SATURDAY EVENING JULY 3 1937 VOL 153 No 85 AMELIA EARHART STILL MISSING THREE CIO CHIEFS I OUSTED COMMUNIST PARTY TAKES PART Earhart Lost Near Howland Island Y Gus Owens and Two Strike Captains CIO Removed By John Communist Activity in Strike Revealed To Withdraw Naval Patrols Youngstown July CIO began purge today as the union's axe fell on Gus Hall and two other i Tension Is Eased as Russia strike captains in the Mahoning valley steel sector l Promises to Recall John general CIO strike director in Ohio an- j without comment the removal of Hall now in I jail under charges of heading a dynamite as strike w R captain in the Warren area A joint leadership of Harry Wines and John replaced him Owens also stripped two of his Youngstown strike Japan Insists on Guarantees lieutenants of their authority removing Bob Burke chief Another organizer at the Republic steel plant and John Invasion organizer at the main plant of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company Tok i I strike was claimed in Japanese war tension eased today circulars distributed through the valley today In the JL Russia culars Phil Bart Mahoning valley of the Com- j fL V f agreed munist said withdraw naval patrols irom tne Of course the Communist A ft disputed Amur river islands be- party and its members m the steel and but powerful Japanese army ers kePt watch of the 1 lilU I tion apparently considering it not j completely settled The foreign office announced Eight Shots Fail to Reach j the incident growing from a clash mills participated in the drive to organize steel and all other un- organized industries The Com- munist party joins with all cratic forces in the struggle PACIFIC against reactionaries open shop violence and Philip Murray chairman of the CIO steel called the strike May 27 said at Pittsburgh he knew the removal of the Ohio strike leaders Attacks Communism Governor Prank Murphy de- Communist activities Admits Guilt Russian and forces June 30 Jacob Smith colored 229 was settled explaining the Soviet street was bound over to the government had promised to re- jury by Municipal her forces from the trouble Frank A Bolton on a charge of zone I shooting to kill Actual Russian evacuation j Meyers also colored of 56 Webb however apparently was awaited street j by Japanese army leaders before was made at the foot j they relax their vigil of Webb street at 10 o'clock last j since they alleged Carl previous tnat a recent labor holiday in the capital had the characteristics of Communistic technique Tom Girdler man of Republic Steel Rep Cox and others have charged j left the scene of the game recurrence of border marking that he would get i dents generally Meyers Smith later went to the War Is Averted Believe Huge Ship Afloat Near Small Island In Pacific Plane Nearly Out of Gas When Last Heard from Friday Planes Two Ships Begin Search Honolulu July signals signed iih the call letters of Amelia Earhart's monoplane flashed over the Pacific today in the midst of a feverish sea and sky hum for the famed aviatrix missing in equatorial waters surrounding Tiny island Amateur radio operators in Los Angeles heard re- calls of S 0 early today more than hours after the intrepid flier said her gasoline supply would last but 30 minutes on her flight from distant New Guinea The amateurs Walter McMenamy and Carl Pierson said the signals were so weak they could hardly hear them through static and that once when they caught the letters for latitude the signals were blotted out by interference is the call of Miss Earhart's plane last heard from in the air yesterday at p m E S T when she reported she and her navigator the veteran Fred Noonan could not sight land and were nearly out of gas Another message signed with the plane's call letters and seeking radio contact was picked up in the south seas earlier by the New Zealand warship Achilles the San Francisco coast guard reported me Achilles many miles and east of Rowland j cycles which is the frequency Pick I p Message station heard give up a few you get us Signal on cyc This station twice and disappeared Nothing more since then to MLSS Earhart's plane for to night communication Earhart was generally be- to have come in waters within a radius of 100 miles northwest of Howland island after having that CIO has come der Communistic i Officers Walter Hinger and Ar- draw Amelia Earhart Putnam America's outstanding aviatrix and her navigator Fred are thur Jones Some Japanese authorities near Howland islands shown by the X on maps above Amelia's piane last heard from Officials learned the shooting i went on to insist Moscow must Friday at p m when the famed aviatrix reported land not in sight and that the piane was resulted from a dispute in a crap give adequate guarantees against nearly out of gas The huge plane is a floating craft and is equipped for an emergency landing at sea i game afternoon Smith a of the Amur DOROTHY ROUND IS 3 vi Bart s statement said that j home of Meyers but Meyers was A wave of relief swept over the day Communism is 20th century Americanism The American he said heard Girdler shout Com- not there He then went to the foot of Webb street and waited When Meyers in company with Emma Byes colored finally nation when newspaper extras made public the agreement reached in Moscow All members of the cabinet of Prince against President velt in the last election but the of the American people fas clear and decisive Today this Tin American gang j caught a short time later bv the Moscow announced the Russian shouts Communism against the officers When questioned Smith evacuation had been ordered CIO and i Plan Strike Rallies about 10 o'clock Smith maro Konoye expressed deep opened fire on Meyers He fired that a possible war had eight shots but none took effect been averted Smith then ran away but was official communique in admitted firing one shot but er the Japanese ambassador Amelia's Plane Is Equipped For Forced Landing At Sea Huge Plane Is Floating Raft and Water Supply Stored on Craft WIMBLEDON VICTOR Authority Of L R B Hit By Ford Company AX FRANCISCO July Earnart and Koonan foresaw the possibility of being adrift on the ocean but likely they did not expect to encounter conditions as trying as doesn't remember anything agreed to the being afloat in an airplane or rubber lifeboat or an equatorial sea Arrangements for three strike firing the other seven shots j withdrawal of Japanese Their familiarity with rescues at sea and recognition of the hazards rallies in Ohio and Pennsylvania Smith failed to furnish bond military cutters from of the flight from British Guinea to tiny Howland England tennis Makes Coniebark to lish Title Wimbledon England July 3 CAP Dorothy Round old daughter of an English man defeated Buxom secretary today aid won singles title of the and Ohio tomorrow were com- by Regional Owens At Johnstown Pa where Bethlehem Steel's Cambria are a rally of strikers and miners j Representatives of rival trucking j feared that in the long run from the surrounding territory j unions early today signed an j ing between the two countries belts for a final remanded to the county jail I the Amur Islands island led them to be prepared for such an emergency Though the settlement Their plane itself with its great low wing six empty gasoline iuval Unions Agree removed any immediate tanks and light aluminum frame made itself a floating raft Philadelphia July j danger of war informed circles a will be addressed fay Philip agreement providing for elections would be greatly embittered by equipped with i Continued on Pase 10 Column ray j Monday in the and I the incident At Youngstown Clinton Golden Ward Baking companies and j Blow To Prestige regional director will ad- j ing a general that j Many saw the result as a dress strikers Owens himself stopped truck deliveries rious blow to Soviet prestige in be the principal speaker at newspaper in the far which a rally at Canton j J It still was difficult to reach an accurate estimate of the number of men back at at the plants i of the four little tions against which CIO Is ing j Republic Steel said its plants were operating at about 71 per cent of capacity as compared wit the 77.5 which now prevails in t entire industry Its four Clevi land plants however are still closed Production Hiked The Youngstown production rate as reported by the Magazine Steel Is up 49 points to 75 per cent due to reopening of and a Very pistol to attract cue ships or planes at night and a large yellow signal kue for use In the daytime Special radio equipment for communication from me water also in tne plane Have Water Supply Emergency and a ful supply of water were stored aboard the plane re its takeoff from Lae But could do nothing Veterans Will Be Established in Camp about the hot Three C Camp Personnel Is Transferred to intendent Shoemaker Is Transferred to Miami District would have no protection from the sun's direct rays Even the water remains at a constant temperature of about 32 degrees This is 30 degrees above the normal temperature of the ocean at San Francisco Sharks Add Danger The possibility of Twenty army trucks filled with 144 veterans of the World war begin an exodus from the Civilian Conservation Corps camp 1544 in State park Wednesday at 5 a m to tarie up new duties at Camp Fairlawn Akron Moving orders have been received bv Captain L E Barb com- 2ic Sheet lube mandant from Washington during the past days Barb plants this week said that 15 men will be left in the local camo for several days for cling about them would ada only camo to their mental as long The camo closing the district for recreational as they stayed afloat the plane or lifeboat of Director i Purposes J rrr in Included among the moving a master manner CCC m Washington an ordeR of Pf who wen to sea 30 a working lorce which economy action Over CCC E Watson foreman to state park years ago has participated jn claim is com- J enrollees will be dropped by 15 at Euclid near Cleveland on number of rescues at sea although 0 action Senator metropolitan park improvements he himself was never adrift be- Sneet lubes Donahey and Representative Kenneth J landscape fore Indiana They 000 men Inland Steel where the strike operating with 12.900 men at work Bethlehem Steel's Cambria works Johnstown are operating with in service because of the historical The reopening 01 Republic value of the park sites here Di- planu at Massillon was rector Fechner advised the solon m Lilt yesterday without members that the local camp one occasion five Karl S Kniffin to from an jce state park 19 or Cleveland metropolitan park Pick Up Distress Messages from Amelia Earhart Los Angeles July distress signals in voice from ArneLa Earhart were picked up by tivo radio operators at 6 42 and at 7 z m 9.42 10 a 11 EST 6 each re- three times were heard at by Walter McMenamy and Carl Pierson over powerful receiver Tne call letters were repeated three more times at 7 a m I recognized Miss Earhart's voice from I had with her I never heard o- the Sir ter recognized her he wireless or her from Oakland to the have heard Miss signals throughout the they would rt-rna their as long zs tne continue lana remain closed sought to keep foreman to state 15 Euclid O- c employ the camp In active foreman rescuing live BOARD Another time he n ALLOWS CLAIM BY ST PETER the second time in four Miss Round c pior in 3 thus climaxed an amazing comeback after of comparative im She as Helen Jacobs of Berkeley who bowed to Miss Round in of the current The had to her career ment in order to for marriage ri Dougias L She indicated today hov ever reconsider Great cup forces for tne United at Forest X Y Aug Tne packed staid the centre court gave a fr after th Polish girl tne point cut of It for a in tre set as Jeacy raa in o er- r straight for nut the new to v ir Except for play n ire set t for a round lies loo returns thf second of tv o titles Lad heer Dor Tne Achilles message the overshot the tiny target on a radio was on 3105 kilo- hop from Lae New Guinea A heavy smoke belched from the funnels the gleaming white cutter Itasca visible for nine miles from its Howland land anchorage as it ploughed a smooth sea in quest of the Earhart flying laboratory Ships Join Search While the cutter hunted sea the woman who started a world flight just for a navy ing boat the distance from Honolulu The navy minesweeper Swan joined the hunt from a halfway between here and land where It had been stationed to give any possible aid to Miss Earhart on the next leg of her Tne boat itself undertook a hazardous night flight to join the search Carrying a crew of eight it took off from Pearl bor and headed directly for the doi of land which the and her navigator missed Lieut W W Harvey piloting the plane was expected to reach tne searching area in about 13 hours which would give several of Board to Production n DISMISSAL in Complaint LKB July 3 AP The Fon Motor company n a of the national Board that it naci ine Wagner act authority day complaint the company be dismissed be- LRB has no to relations between em- ployer employees engaged in production Tre signed by director of ford denied sn complaint board Saturday ing by me Automobile Workers union A hearing before a examiner for neM Tuesday In tre answer today the Ford company charged the U A W entered into a conspiracy t'i a on the property of company at Rouge It of Vi o engaged i the r May 26 nad at all defense and legal and on Page 3 Column BRINGS Caution Residents to Guard Mishap acted RAIN PROMISED NEXT WEEK Sheriff L D Hague today urged residents of the rural dis- to exercise every tion during the Fourth of July period in the use of fireworks lest they lose the entire wheat crop and property He out that fireworks can spray sparks that would reacy to Harvest Curtis Berry warned residents to ex- care and precaution lest children be burned or perhaps by the explosion of crackers The practice of ing firecrackers skyrockets Ro- man candles wheels chasers etc is extremely dangerous and the greatest care should be cised in shooting them among 150 m the country to be to dent leading to the belief that Republic would attempt to reopen discontinued and objected its Cleveland plants next week rescinding closing orders possibly under protection of tional guardsmen worK Joseph H Goss foreman leaving the service to enter vate work on tree surgery whose boat had Others of the officers staff at Newark and Licking county Fireworks Burn t Columbus July 3 backfiring skyrocket set off an worth of the camp who will report for duty at Camp Fairlawn are tenant Byron private Temperance Youth Meet Marion July Ralph Van fore- gates to the Ohio Youth man leaving service to enter ancel council of the Women's Oklahoma July said the for damages said Andrew Fraley land the men s yesterday Barer fried Von of straight n to dropped ARMED MEN SEIZE PAY ROLL one to Frankie Parker n the AP A Roy Thompson camp surgeon of Temperance Union con- of the state industrial Ross tendent Shoemaker of the National Park works m a roadside stand in sub- service under -whose direction urban Grandview last night treating the neighbors to a vivid if impromptu pyrotechnic display numerous projects have been commission During the camp operation here travelled homeward it was estimated by Captain Barb day after selecting Cambridge for j monthly was spent in next year's meeting Miss Lois Newark for food and supplies of Cleveland was an- Ross Shumaker estimated that winner of the council's completed at State the national park service had pearl medal declamatory contest park and Flint Ridge has spent nearly on various at the closing sessions yesterday I move we grant claim We St F St my the applicant ed Gentlemen said ing to the other before the fire department j ordered to state 18 at projects during the two years the and Dayton members were may all be called before St Peter things up No one was in- j dalia jured Shoemaker will improvements of the Miami supervise service has been in operation in Awarded honors for service work to present claims of our lami the county 1 among soldiers and sailors some day F D Emoy Washington July President Roosevelt nominated Wilbur J Carr veteran assistant of state yesterday to be raster lo Czechoslovakia At same time the President sent tne senate the name of George S of Delaware minister to Austria to be own secretary of slate ing Carr j July 3 outlook for the v eek be- ers Monday again Wednesday or temperature above normal Sidney July slightly cooler Monday men obtained in a pay roll by holdup at the Sidney by Thursday and today escaped at end of week with a third man m an Greai Lakes Region Local bile andt blocked pursuit Monday and again about by spreading tacks and or cooler first nails on a highway behind them of week warmer middle cooler Edwin Seving carrying the Friday 01 j money in a bag was Til take by one of the bandits Razor prodded Seving in the back New York Cuy July with a gun Jacob Schick 59 inventor Seving had just reached the of an electric slaving device died office when the robbery occurred m Presbyterian hospital today of It was witnessed by Carl Burger complications following an general manager of the company tion for a kidney ailment A who estimated the loss and two ow and o children survive stenographers