Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 16

B—-2 = SPANSH VL WAR NEARING CLINAY ‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 8§ 1937—PART ONE. Ever Feel Need of This? CANADAWINNING | WAR ON DROUGHT Small Water Conservation Projects Give Farmer “Nest Egg.” BRITISH HAVE EYES | ONOLDLEVIATHAN Metal Firms May Bid on Ves- sel to Furnish Scrap Iron | for Armaments. By the Associated Press GLASGOW, Scotland, President’s Daughter Goes Fishing Turning Point Indefinite, but Final Battle Will Be for | Possession of Madrid. (Editor's Press 8pain’s war today from behind the note: An | Associated | | correspondent looked at —| Several British metal firms were un-| August Saskatchewan, A e Minister Gardiner said toe | | | | Ios of Generals | derstood tonight to have their eyes day the Cana government waa Franco, and what ‘ on the old Leviathan, the United | winning its war agamnst drougt Delief that the ci | States' largest liner, with the view The long-term prairie ret ation Qetermination | of purchasing her for scrap iron pr m is directed a e | | The vessel, now out of service, would | ment _of commur pastu BY EDWARD J. NEIL. | be brought to shipyards on the Firth | proved m of lture to mee WITH THE INSURGENT ARMY of Clyde and broken up so that her | matic conditions. and small water ON THE ARAGON FRONT, August 7. | metal might be used in Great Britain's | RS TSR I e . P —Through the blazing heat of Mid- | gigantic rearmament program | Ik SGEe, Mare 1y, 6 Susitge simmer, the civil war in Spain is t Representatives of one firm were | R et ol o o 5 deing toward a climax understood to be en route to New | | ot citlis Frow " g The may come York on the Queen Mary to investi- i Al ita @y Dale é the mounta uthwest o: gate the possibility of buying the | be marketed quickly. Others w o Teruel, where ralissimo Fran- Tayiathon, Which has besn i | be Tt shipped to feeding lots her pa co Franco's eastern y v | cisco F ano 2 ;nrkmnrf than a year at a New Jersey | of Canada and even to the United joc! | Thomas W. Craven County Commissioner Haywood of Other scrap iron merchants were| County, N. C., often felt like giving himself a swift kick in the wee ks e 1 said to be studying shipping lists of | pants. So he invented this machine, which is worked by a 500,000 heac a to all countries and offering to buy up| crank and a series of pulleys. Here you see the inventor receiving be moved | old ships for scrap what he wants just where he wants it. The device is installed katchewar | for public use in front of Haywood's home on U. S. Highway 70 have rea jer a r | NEW YORK, August 7 (#) between New Bern and Morehead City A. P. Photo. ) p where | Whether the Leviathan becomes scrap ‘ 5 ack { A RY | iron for the British armaments pro- | | 1907 s et - wentlice: ool Etasasat | of white catch ; gram depends upon President Roose- INCREASED TURKEY e Bororndl . S divsched the 1t ¢ : ¢ | velt's new Maritime Commission, P f e water t 3 , na_Rooscvelt Boeltiger biting her tongue while she awaits a bite, accompanied her h O e Of the 1937 Thanksgtving market | i ¢ digatis, e band on hing trip to Point Defiance, on Puget Sound near Tacoma, Wash., yesterday. She | it ter Clner. kb Solet: PRICES lN PROSPECT he said Heer g0 dbeis Py aught st n and several dogfish, but no salmon —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Sore }h “'. . '“m“l_s e | | The outlook for improved prices A-’aa er nnnrj m Army Numbers 650,000, WEST PUINIERS |DRIVE TO FREE MOONEY \\;:'rn"n“m I'a': ;’he.v dungeons alive,” | other plans for the Leviathan, but| Wet Weather Thinning Ranks of | ity of the trade t0 move the heavy | Since e, 1935, the government has i o Gl e . e mio sal said that British agents, reported en - P > Aoy <t | completed 1276 dugouts, 783 sto A bird's-eye view of Spa shows N e ha v, v freezer supply held over from las i Franco's force the ascendancy- ‘ AND BILLINGS URGED‘ \4,\:;‘: ,ft:,’:?,’z,mrj:' »,:’1’:. I": route here o bid for the Leviathan 1937 Crop of Thanksgiving !"oari bumper _production. ~ Btorage | WAtering dams and 177 one-farm an army grown little more than —_— | danger. The International Labor Z“:Q EEE wae HoR Dt henes ke ok | Birds. "b"m" S S S S 2‘1":: ’:.L::n: i ) provid v vear of fighting, from acattere | ) 1 T I - 7 the Associated Press gy e dry. lth & nest o organized and equipped men Says Courts Have Resolved to |campaign tenfold for Mooney's free. | OTmission's attitude, Mitchell said: | o lor ) 0 iee growers the Nation | s bty A s o ot st o i e ’ | “The Leviathan is mnot for sale . [ MUNIS TO TRAVEL |thouzn he o o B e neurgency claims two-thirds of | dom P y over thanked nature toda | other grains throug he w Spain's territory; Franco's junta — Keep Both for Life. i He said telegrams were sent to|.ntil the Maritime Commission re-| " ;0" " obbler surpl h | = ill have suficient water to raise veg rules 14.000.000 people. The Spanish | 108 of This Year's Class | 57 the Associated press | Gov. Merriam and the California Su- | leases the ‘"Q"“ ’s’“"“h“’"" from | pattered red ink over their 1936 in-| LOS ANGELES, August 7 (P).— | Zib Awt SUTclent water fo raise veg. firm‘m;nm»n'h”:i':fl‘ E:]"}:n*i ‘; drr:; NEW YORK, August 7.—Vito Marc. | Preme Court calling upon them to act ‘": ’:’m'v:(:!‘;’w’r‘v“':”::: 'h"“l“t“‘:‘”_ar; come books \ Paul Muni, last year's Motion Picture | ljve off the land without the necessity country’s three largest cities, Madri ! K. re- | epl £ s, stimulated by wet weath- A B i £ sovernimnent reth Vhlicls iin Batielvia® nusi s { Enrolled in Class at Ran- ! wniono, president of the mnternational 2 was finally withdrawn from service ND‘:::M il S sieia Academy Award winner, and his wife, | of government relif M gy B B e Labor Detense, totay called for an| MANNING PROMOTED |in 1936 there have boen 15 or more | Liq growers ave predicting increased Bella 9plied at. the Passport Buren . 9,000,000 people dolph Field. ‘,nwmnm campaign to free Tom bids for her.” prices on Fall holiday markets, an | today for papers covering an extended Huge Accordion Made The battle 1 S L RS S A < | Mooney, who he said was in a crit-| . o — Bids for the construction of two | expert declared world tour Claimed to be the largest accordio; miles, from the walled-off mounta The current issue of the Air Corps foal n,m: ) in the hospital ward NEW YORK, August T (#).—Capt. | new 32.000-ton passenger liners to re-| The expert, Herbert Beyers, man- Muni said they probably will depart | in the world, an in :Amvn' 6 f provinces of Santander and the !N Letter calls attention to the |, "ssn Quentin Prison, and Warren | Harry Manning, who was navigator |place the Leviat are returnable | ager of the Northwestern Turkey| . ° " e v se | DIBD AN 6 feet long has just been Asturias on the Biscayan front in the | fact that recent War Department or- | K. Billings, convicted with him in the | for Amelia Earhart on her first of | September 15 | Growers' Association, completed a | 800Ut October 13 for New York. #€ | compieied at an organ and moutn north, down s zig-zag course to the ! qo o quiied 106 of vgar's West | San Francisco Preparedness day bomb- | {5y attempted round-the-world | BUllt by Germany in 1914 as the| Nation-wide tour of areas where the (8 few piavs there and then sail for | organ factory at Klingenthal wlive of the Atectancsn oa e paget e ot 1oy | Vaterland and renamed after being | Thanksgiving dinner birds thrive and | London. After visiting European cap- ains of Saxony. It - south graduates for flying training at laring the State gnd courts of | MIBNts, today was named commander | o nnaccated dur ng the World War by | reported | itals, they plan to sail through Sues | Itaneously by six Just as in last Novembe Field, Tex., and comments a had shown” their deter- | of the Panama Pacific liner Virginia | the United States, the Leviathan once| “Last year's dry season was con- | Canal to India and later visit China ers, for whom n\}r;u;:_ line s ke rougt € | that the group, comprising 36 per cent | mination “that hess two innocent men ' by the United States Lines ! claimed a tonnage of 60,000. ' ducive to increased production, but!and Japan of the former capital, ready to roll | 1ect this branch of the service since forward at any moment the city's| 1929. In that year 110 newly ¢o | defenses are sufficiently weakened econd lieutenants, or | Since Ma. both to the | cent of the entire graduating | eountry’s population and the world | asked to be given fiving tr: | outside, the dispute will be le A year of intensive flying is ahead | there. Two weeks ago it seemed |of these West Point graduates the climactic stage of the grim game | whom aviation presents a special ap- had been reached when Franco's army the News Lett The: pa rolled back a government have e primar; salient into his rearguard territory as: primar; pursue school a | 1t lapsed months at | into comparative quiet Aragon | school at Kell Those who suc- | front became the theater of the bit- ceed in completing the year's course | terest fghting w given the rating of airplane | Hot Plains Offer Defense : not only the sentimen heart of Spain. It is the govern- | in which commissioned ypon | ment's greatest strong The | their graduation from the Military | plains that surround it, now burning | Academy " | under temperatures that daily better | The article adds that only a little 100 degrees in the shade, offer a great | more than 48 per cent of the 911 Weet natural defense. Point graduates who have been as- ; Behind the city's ramparts tens of | signed to the Air Corps for training thous already are believed to | in the last 16 years have been abie to - have fallen. The governmen:. has qualify for the coveted silver wings of : B, i oot o oy b ket s EC DI° an EMONSTRATED forces this period show that the class of '28 In all, the government h 45 | was outs 53 of the 77 members * ¥ 7 7 : x international brigades there, brigades assi r Corps, or 68.83 per Y " of two alions of 600 men each, cent ompleting their ; \ 8 total of about 54,000 mer flying training. Thus far, the poorest ' ] y ’ | estimated that 30,000 of ecord of all was made by the class of i 4 J i Prench volunteer: 25, of w only nine of the 42 grad- / | the remainder 1t to the Texas trai Y / ' 1 21.43 per - % % { 3 cent, were a he exacting stand Of the 106 West Pointer a ear’s class now seeking a pe; er - the Air Corps 40 hold com- | y. 18 in the Kennedy Continued Prom Page B-1) al officials, legislative. executive and private, is of great value to the proper development of the National pita The commission, however d be relieved of a 4 a rm qua dicial functions, which, Ke: edv believes, should be relieved of a egulatory and purely administrative 18 “highly Kennedy me part of the Beaten AMERICAN STRUCK TAKING PICTURES AT PEIPINC budget- | re. 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