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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, R06EBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1936.
ENGLAND JOINS IN
EDICT TO SPANIARDS
(Continued from pao 1)
pxprpsspil Rruvo roncern Inst week
ft it )o involved in cotiflfcl be
cause of the Spaniuli civil wur
uIouk Its putiro border.
Should revolt In l'orhifcnl de
velop tlie HoutlK'rn pen lunula of Ku
ropi would present a pietui-H of a
socialist Kovenmient tryinp to
crush fascism In Spain, nod a fun
cist government In Portugal bat
tling communism.
MADTtID, Auk. 21. f AV)The
Rpiinlsh Roverniuent, patlenH nnx
Ions to avoid lntenmtii.iml com
plicntlons from Iho civil war. re
fused comment today on warnings
from Herlln and Loudon that the
rlcbls of foreign tdiips must be re
Bpeeted. "Wp hnvn Tiolhlner wbntever to
Pay," a hfh orflcbil of (lie state
department asserted.
REBELS BEGIN NEW DRIVE
TOWARD MADRID SECTOP
(rnpyriKht, IWfl, by the Associated
Press)
nKMET, ITKA Pf UTATTT KIIS, Tlur
ros, Sifaln. Au. 21. The onn-eved
foimde c (he Spanish J X'L?ion.
f.ennral Milan Astray, reviewed
2,000 fafieist followers today and
ordered them to march on the
Somo Sierra mountain front to
morrow. That front (: In the fiuadarrania
rantre norlh of Madrid.
The youthful "falaiidislaR." com
posed of the fascist troons of .lose
Prlmo de Itivern. son of the bite,
dirl at or. nnd others, were well i
eotilnnerl nnd well dtselnllned.
Tlebel lenders said Ihev number-
od nnlv 2S.O0O In mhl-.Iutv, but
now there wero zoo.oon in the
northern provinces alone.
Thev Inrlude mnnv pretly younp
Kins, dressed ns men.
Rebel Units Join
Roulhern rebel columns, advanc
ing on Madrid from Seville and
Oranada. wero renorted to have
effected a Junction nt I.oja, west
of fJranda.
Ttehel lenders said the troon
met "entbuslaslle manlfestnlions"
nlone Hie way, pstahllsblni; full
communication for the first lime
bntweoti the two elties In ihn south
nnd the armies In the field.
A f res h M orocca n battalion.
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meanwhile, arrived at HurROg by
rail from Seville and departed for
an undlHclosed destination, appar
ently on the, northern front.
The InsurRcnt leaders said t'ov
eminent troops were evacuating
run, in the noi th.
Villace Bombed
A faselnt rebel airplane dropped
five bombs on the village of lli-n-ranl,
south of San Sebastian, today
whi'e negotiations were reported
under way to restore paee In the
Kay of liiscay battle area.
One child was wounded, dis
patches declared.
The rtasquo nationalists who
have been uidinK the loyalist mili
tia, it was said, were trying to end
the fighting by arranging the sur
render of (he cities of San Sebas-.
tlan and Irun, besieged by rebels.
In return, under l he Uasfpies'
plan, the revolt ers would grant
amnesty to the reformers, the re
ports related.
Loyalists Claim Victories
Fighting continued in the Ouad-
arrama mountains out.-ide Madrid
with new victories claimed by loy
alists.
Iova lists were reported streng
thening positions near Teniel
while Catalan columns reported
the capture of f apse, near Zara
goza. fHher reports stated that
loyalists had surrounderi the city
of Hitesca further north of Zara-
goza.
In the Oundarranin sldrmlshes,
soefjiMKt militia claimed they rout
ed n-bels and captured arms, am
munition and food provisions.
Konr hundred rebels were taken
prisoner, the government said.
The war ministry contended lov-
aiists iia.i completelv beaten back
Iho rebels fn (he Sierra fJuudar-
nima chain and that attack upon
Madrid through that, seetion now
imude by the Hearst management
were denied In an American News
paper guild statement Issued in
Vew York and signed by I ley wood
lEioun, In tenia t tonal president.
He accused the Hearst manage
ment of "filing downtown Seattle
hotels w Ilh aimed men. termed
'loyal workers' imported from Lou
Angeles and Sun l-'rancirico." and
t hrouirh radio programs attempt
ing "to Incite a spirit of mob vio
lence against the dulv ronstlnrted
-lUthorities of the citv berauHe they
have refused to condone the reign
of terror which Hearst has utready
instituted."
"The real Issue Involved." Broun
said, "is the right, of nrnanized
newspapermen to seek fair work
ing conditions, and the right of
other organized workers to support
them In a strike brought on by the
denial of those conditions.
sure be knew the definition of the I
charge.
Kfflnger, who bus denied any
connection with th Legion, once
said, however, it had more than
(iiOH.oiHj members.
LANDON AIRS VIEWS
ON NATION'S NEEDS
(Continued from page 1)
BLACK I.F.GIONISTS
INDICTED IN DETROIT
(Continued from paee 1)
wnro In progress. Prosecutor Mfi
(!roa dlflrjosfd Htiitomr'nts which
l. kiiIiI Inrllfiilml that Kfflnt-fr had
hririulmt Ihfit "nr.'HHii r. U'oulfl hn
brought to hi-ar" on MMilran At- Km,, 'nmwil should do. hut 1 think
toin.-v fiiuicnil Da v lil II. Crowlny w" w,lllt ,,,"' thliit-s wllhout
lo ndic l)ii! Itluilt I.i'Klonnnlroa wiuandcnnK our money."
nffiiHcd of thn Ioolo killing.
the verdict of the gn at jury of the
people."
Hasty Acts Decried
Devoting nioHt of his remarks at
Hops late yesterday to govern
ment, Itndon asserted:
"Wo have seen In the Inst three
years mure lumortant measured
jammer) through congress without
any consideration whatever slap
ped together In haslv fashion
man we have ever seen In any oth
er three-year period of our coun
try." "We need a congress that will
not nhdlcatn one of lt most im
portant functions under the consti
tution: lh.it Is, of consideration
ni'l debate."
"The way to remedy that sllua.
lion la to elect a republican' con
gress.
"There nre many things thn)
was iuiposHihle
LAW-ORDER DUTY
PUT UP TO SEATTLE
(Continued from pago 1)
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iiul otiliKiilioiiH. '
Hearst Speaks Out
In Ii'HtnlPiiM'iit Ironi Koiito, llntv,
Wliliain Itamlolpli Hfarst, puhlisii
or of Hip l'-l. wiid:
"It baa cost nip ovpr a million
dollars tn conduct my pappr in
Scut Ho nil through the dcprcHHlon
and up (o date.
"If tun coniniuniHtH want lo i-p
lluvo hip of HuH cost and of Hip
duly of xupplyiuK jobs to labor. II
is not nit unmixed evil. I would i
save money.
"Mmvcver. Hicin is a jjri'atpr Ik
at Hhikc llnin savin;? money.
"Then" is tltp issnp of a in'p
press mid a tree country.
"No presM Ik free (bat in subject
lo mob rule.
"No country a free where Iho
public officials are too cowardly or
loo corrupt to protect Hie funda
mental rights of loyal and law-
abiding citizens."
Hearst Accused
Charlies of trade union violence
The proHPcutor nnld TiusHell Tel-
lex, dPHcribcd a u Tllack Legion
cantalri; JnKcph K. Allen, mi ad
hi taut." and Andrew .1. Ii;iv, a
"colonel." all of Detroit, told him
llicy vlslli'd Kftlner in Lima lasl
month.
Allen's statement tmid EffinKr
told lilm Tllack Lotion nipnibcrs in
Ohio had "approached him" with
hropoHals that tbo prisoners held
Iipip be relpased by force. Kffin
er, Allen said, told him Hipip wnro
Ion mauv fiolice and army troops
in Detroit for the KprEoii to "come i
hero and lako (ho Rituaiion ovnr."
LIMA. O., Aus. 21. (AP) VIp
Kll V. KffinKer, named by Prosecu
tor Duncan Mcf'rea of Detroit an
national chieftain of the Ttlack
Legion. Raid today he would fitrht
exlradillon to Michigan to face an
Indictment cbaiKinK criminal syn
dlculism. Informed that he had been In
flicted with 21 others today, Kf
f Infer IjniL'hed nnd snid he was not-
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