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HfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, M"EDFORD, QREGPy, THTJKSDAY, .TUNE 17. 1937.
FRANCO'S TROOPS
PUSH OFFENSIVE
TO BILBOA'S EDGE
Basque's Plan to Blast City
to Prevent Capture by
Advancing Rebels.
(By the Associated Press.)
Insurgent General Francisco Fran
eo'i legions pushed a broad offensive
to the edge or Bilbao today, occupy.
lag the International airfield and
climbing the last two nuis at tne
western entrance to the Basque cap
ital.
Slowly they closed the last gaps In
their plan of encirclement and map-
ped a new drive on Bantander. 4S
miles west of Bilbao.
Indications were the march
Santander would begin at nightfall
should Franco's soldiers succeed In
bottling up Bilbao and occupying
that objective by that time.
There were rumors the Bstquea and
their Asturlan allies were planning
to dynamite the rich Industrial capi
tal rather than let It fall Into the
hands of the Insurgents.
Insurgent shock troops, fully equip
ped to cope with Bssques In last
stand street fighting, msssed at the
outskirts of Bilbao, ready for a quick
assault to "save" the city from such
destruction.
Advices reaching Bendaye on the
Franco-Spanish border said Franco's
forces bad crossed the Nervlon river
both north and south of Bllbso.'
Insurgents also were reported to
have captured three government boat
loads of a.000 refugees fleeing the
besieged olty. . .
In London, the European non-intervention
committee called a ses
sion for Friday to again consider an
appeal to both sides In the Spsntsh
elvll conflict to refrain from1 aerial
bombardment of open cities. Ger
many and Italy will be represented.
In Wllhelmshaven, Germany,
Ilelchsfuehrer Adolf Hitler and high
government officials paid homage at
a military funeral to the 31 German
sailors who died In the Spanish gov
ernment bombing of the relch's pock
et battleship Deutschlsnd. New Ger
man warships were sent to Spanish
waters for neutrality patrol work.
Oeneral Franco's attempt complete
ly to unify the forces under him
brought a death sentence for Msnuel
Hedllla, former leader of the fascist
phalanx, and 14 others.
PERFECT COUPLE
OF FILMS MARRY
(Continued Iron, Ptge On.)
high neck and lace collar, ind tiny
bouquet of floweri. The skirt wu
full. Her veil was ptnk tulle. Sne
wore a Bhell-thAped ltce cap; carried
a gold-embroidered pink aatln prayer
book.
Raymond, his corn-allk hatr ahln
ing, am lied as ahe came near, He
held out his arm. She gripped It firm
ly. A the service, proper, began, a
woman gurgled, gasped and fainted
dead away.
It was a single-ring service.
Then, the Joyous strains of Men
delsaohn's wedding march followed
the be ned lotion and Nelson Eddy's
tecond song, "Perfect Love.1 The bri
dal couple kissed, a medium-long klas.
Then they ran up the alale.
They were stopped at the front
door. It waa partly opened and the
bride gasped when she saw the crowd,
Raymond rubbed the back of his
gloved hand over his lips. Jeanette's
roiige came off.
"You'll have to run for It," an at
tendant said. "The police can hold
'em long enough to get out."
"Hy train." the utar gasped. I
can't run with it.' Someone picked
it up.
The doors flung open. A perfect ex
plosion of light came from the flash
bulbs. The crowd sent a wava of
thunder Into the sklea and broke to
ws rd the car. police fought them back
and with six motorcycle officers in
screaming escort, tn couple raced
away.
PARKING OF TRAILERS
RESTRICTED BY CITY
CLEVELAND (UP) To discourage
Increasing use of automobile trailers
as permanent residences, the city
eommlMlon of populous suburban
Esat Cleveland has passed an ord
inance prohibiting the parking of
trailers within the city limits for
more than five hours.
' Property owners had protested
that trailer-parking waa becoming a
nuisance and waa having an adverse
effect on property values. Enforce
ment of the ordinance la expected
to give rise to a legal teat of It
constitutionality.
PAINFUL PILES
Freedom from Agony and
Dittrets Can Quickly b. Youri
This Saf Eny Way
Wtry eoQtttrae to nftm hm tfs n
mr to b fra from the tuvvtnc pain ens'
Motif?
When for enly a few ecnta too ma vI
tboi of MOAVA BUFTO8ITOHIK3
m aa directed and If tS pain, Irrrutkra
and diitrws ar not ipwIUt ehanaad te
omfort, mm and outck naflrf. yon aan
Save Ttror mnnr prompUr rafunrtod.
Don't fonUnoa to affr when thU tnv
nle and Ineiptmatra trmtmtmt U to oon-
rvmtnuy obuslriM. Ah Tor nd
MOAVA P1UI aUPPUSlTOKltt.
Jar win for Drugs
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HOUSE-BROKE.
A new model In champs, Braddock Is not a spender or nightlife
figure. He lives in the modest New Jersey residence of the leanep
days. His bruising mitts ran handle a dishtowel for the come!
"missus."
Touring Pupil Graduated
BROOKSVILLE. Miss. (UP) Grad
uating schoolmates of Margie Mc
Allen, 17, feel that she has some
thing of a broad education. The
young high school graduate received
her diploma after having gone to
school In 44 states. She attended 30
high schools.
Equator 8 hip Retired
CAPETOWN (UP) A steamer
which has crossed the equator about
3,600 times, yet has never sailed the
sea, has Just ended her career after
36 years of service. She was the
Clement HUI, the Central African
lake steamer which has carried many
famoua travelers. The vessel operat
ed on Lake Victoria,
LAWN MOWERS sharpened We call
and del. Bims Bros . Tel 1161 33 N- Plr
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ars. 'Bwsfc i "v.ii- -tv .a v vioi" srvx. i ii a
"White Australia Grows
CANBERRA (UP) Latest census
statistics reveal that Australia not
only has succeeded In maintaining
a "wnlte Australia" but Is develop
ing a tall, strong race, based upon
the- characteristics of the original
British stock. Of the entire popu
lation of 6,730,00, 80 percent are
Auustrallan born and 07 percent of
British stock.
Beams Record Traffic
PIERRE, 8. D. (UP) Invisible In
fra-red light beams are recording
the movement of traffic over prin
cipal routes In South Dakota this
year for the Information of the
state highway department. The aut
omatic devices were Installed at the
direction of Harper Hamilton, traf
fic manager for the state highway
jii:inlrig survey.
"DISTRIBUTED BY OROVER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS CO,
INTEREST STRONG
NAZARENE CHURC
EVANGELIST MEET
Th attendance and Interest In the
evangelistic series at the Church of
the Nararene, Central avenue at
Jackson, continues at the maximum.
The Elmer Gandy evangelistic party,
leaden in the effort, demonstrate
such versatility In service as to in
terest and hold their hearers with
rapt attention and response.
Last night Rev. Gandy drew two
plctuiea, much to the Interest of his
on -lookers. The first picture he made
was Mount Pitt, with Klamath leke
in the foreground: the other was
Vernal falls of the famous Yoaemite
national park.
The singing of Mrs. Gandy and the
Instrumental ptaylng of the two
daughters Is meotig the approval and
appreciation of their nightly audi
ences. Lasc night the evangelist drew his
message from the 6th chapter of
Isaiah and the 14th verse, "Hell hath
enlarged herself and opened her
mouth without measure." The
speaker said "Hell la not an Intel
lectual question; It la the question
that Involves the destiny of life. The
tragedy of our day comes from the
fact that men are not familiar with
the truth and the consequences that
necessarily Involve them In relation
to this eternal destiny. They are very
specific In their vocational and
tradeshlp learning Involving a live
lihood here In this world, but these
are incomparable to the fact of man's
destiny."
The speaker urged upon his aud
ience the fact that men should place
greater emphasis upon preparing for
etenul life and all phases Incidental
thereto, than upon anything with
whlct they may be concerned In this
life, ?$ destiny hinges upon the re
lationship one beara to the qualifi
cations for destiny.
Thursday night and Friday night
will witness the two concluding serv
ices for the week. There will be no
servlcs Saturday night, but three i
services on the Lord's day, and con-
tinuing next week.
IRKS STEEL.
Harry M. Dixon, postmaster at
Warren, O., refused to accept
packages ol food for mailing to
strike-bound steel plants. The
ateel comnanv threatened to sue.
PAY BOOST CUTS
R
PORTLAND, June En
forcement of an arbitration board
award providing Increases In salaries
lo employes of the Portland Traction
company forced drastic retrench
ments including the laying off of a
number of employes, William H. Lines,
vice president and general manager
of the company said,
The award which provided a IS per
cent wage boost for platform employes
and gave salaried workers a 5 in
crease will cost the company approx
imately $350,000 annually. Lines said,
Be Correctly corseted in
AN ART 181 MODEL by
Ethel wyn b Hoffmann.
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FEDERAL BUTTER
GRADING CHANGE
IS VERY SLIGHT
PORTLAND, Juns 17. (AP) Fed-
ral atsndards of butter grading will
not m materially changed In pro
posed revisions, c. W. Kitchen of the
bureau of agricultural economics said
at a hearing here Wednesday, attend
ed by creamery and Oregon state
college and atate officials.
Among the proposed chsnges he
listed the elimination of the pack
age as a factor in grading and aub
stltutlon of a more direct method
for the present score-card plan of
evaluating grading factors.
The uew method, he ssld, would
provide a range of from Ii to 95 In
stead of from 84 to 95 as at present.
He pointed out that under the
commodities exchange act deliveries
of butter on future contracts shall
conform to stsndsrds set up by the
secretary of sgrtculture.
Kitchens ssld the Oregon grading
system was more nesrly In conform
ance with federal stsndsrds than
those of some other states.
lintter Cargoes Higher
DULUTH, Minn. (UP) shipments
of butter by water from Duluth to
lower lake ports are expected to
reach a total value of approximately
$50,000,000 this year, according to
upper lake shippers. Between 70.000
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snd 75,000 tons of butter will b
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193S shipping sesson. ,
Statue To Honor Cow
WOODSTOCK. Ont. (UP) A five
ton sstue is being erected on a
farm here in honor of a cow. The
memorial, a life-sized metal statue
of a cow. will be unveiled In honor
of "Sprlngbank Snow Countess,"
world's greatest lifetime producer of
butter-fat.
UHRICHSVILLE, Ohio (UP) Po
lice answering a call to the resi
dence of Mrs. Alice Senear found
her alarmed at the presence of an
Intruder who had entered during
her absence and curled up In a
To Property Owners
In numerous places in the city shade tree limbs are
hanging low over the sidewalks and streets. As
our ordinance provides that it shall be the duty
of the property owner or person in charge or control
of any shade trees to trim them free from obstruction
to a height of ten feet above the surface of such
street, alley or thoroughfare, we are requesting
those having such a condition to comply with the
ordinance.
P. W. SCHEFFEL
City Superintendent.
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