The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1937, Page 7

een “Chances of survival— that’s what Eddie Neil, the Asso- ciated Press war correspondent in insurgent Spain, says of some of the Spaniards he has met. This is the fourth of @ series of five “takes” from his notebook: By EDWARD J, NEIL with the Insurgent Armies in Spain, Aug. 138.—(P)—“Newspapermen go such interesting places and meet such interesting people” . . . In war-grogey Spain, for instance . Meet Shorty, the chauffeur, pilot of an ancient Fiat, companion in clat- tering rides from one front to another th the blazing summer heat _ . + He's so short he can change a tire without bending over . . . He merely waves at armed civil guards stopping all cars along a road . . When they shoot, his brakes nearly pitch you through the windshield. . . Has never won an argument, talks all the time and can dig up more bug- infested sleeping quarters during one night than @ zoologist . .°. He may never survive this war, even though ne never gets into a uniform. ‘The little blonde boy, about four, in Bilbao, who insisted on playing with every bit of armament he could find. ... Wrestling with a revolver, looking down the barrel and fumbling at the trigger. . . Crawling all over a tank. . Finally he got a hold of the per- Wings of the Morning! Balmy—Aye, and why not? | When so much pleasure costs so little ’tis a Scotsman’s | paradise. | Schilling Coffee { One for Petcolator—another one for Drip or Glass Maker. cussion cap of a hand grenade, the lever “kind, from which the actual bomb had been removed... The sol- diers watched him expectantly. . Finally he yanked the handle. . . The thing went “bang” like a six-inch firecracker. He went howling down we street outa, “mamma... . amma” with blood dri from half a dozen slight eon . Was back the next day rolling a sub- machine gun drum like a hoop. .. .|chances of survival slight. . . Spain has a lot of outdoor shoot- ing galleries during normal times. . . Every time you hit anything the Proprietor shouts “premio” which Means you've got the prize, and he confers some slight token of regard upon you. . . It’s a great sport and .|¥Ou come home with everything from shaving mugs to paper butterflies. . . Well, a dozen ot the Legionaires, toughest of Franco's soldiers, were! Gesperately holding a trench in the last big government drive on the Madrid front near Brunete when a trench motor shell landed squarely in the group. . . Only one man was left standing, slugnutty from the shock and bleeding copiously, . . He {| mitt waved a weak hand towards the gov- Chance of Coming Out PROTEST GROUP |S Of Spain Alive Slight DENIED ADMISSION Chicago, Aug. 13.—(?)—Representa-, tives of a “railroad wage protest com- ” were refused admission to a conference of delegates representing 14 non-operating unions Friday as in- dividual union reports were prepared on a five cent an hour wage increase negotiated in Washington last week and already approved by the rail- roads. Members of the protest committee, headed by Elmer Liebert of Milwau- kee, Wis., president of a local ma- chinists’ union, met in a rump con- vention before the official conference was called to order. Their committee of seven, headed by George Weihn of Minneapolis, was denied a request to protest against the five cent increase, The 14 non-operating unions pre- viously had asked a 20 cent an hour increase. ‘ “They're just a bunch of Commun- ists,” George M. 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