National Guard
Called to Action
In Tennessee
r —
(By The Associated Press)
ALCOA, Term., July 10,— Na
tional Guardsmen stood by to
night while police reserves were
rushed to the Aluminum Co. of
America plant where seventeen
strikers and four policemen were
shot in rioting yesterday.
No mobilization orders had
been issued to the National Guard
but the authorities feared new
violence when the shift is chang
ed at seven p.m. in the vast plant,
idle for seven weeks during a
strike.
While the Aluminum Workers
of America and an American Fed
eration of Labor affiliate called
an executive board meeting for
five p.m. to make plans, officials
of the Aluminum company claim
‘ ed operations had been resumed
at three mills here.
^ Union electricians at the pow
w erhouse at Calderwood, Tenn..
source of much of the Aluminum
company’s power, were called out
on reports of the rioting.
A few hours before the back
to work march was begun, pre
cipitating the rioting, a power
tower near Calderwood was dy
namited cutting off the Alumin
um company’s electrical supply
until nearly one p.m.
Receiving rooms of nearby hos
pitals were jammed as ambulanc
es rushed the wounded out of
the mass of fighting men. Several
of the men were in serious con
dition.
|p Harrison Kilck. a striker was
the most seriously wounded. He
had a bullet wound in the throat
and physicians said his condition
was critical.
Trouble in the vast plant con
trolled by the Mellons of Pitts
burgh,, began after company offi
cials announced they would re
open the sheet mlil.
It had been idle seven weeks,
tied up by a strike of twenty-nine
hundred members of the Alumin
um Workers of America, an Am
erican Federation of Labor affi
liate.
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TWO MORE SOVIET POLAR
FLIGHTS SCHEDULED START
DURING PRESENT MONTH
MICHAEL GROMOFF IN CHARGE ONE FLIGHT—
SIGISMUND LEVANEVSKY HEADS THE
OTHER—WAITING WEATHER
(By The Associated Press')
MOSCOW, July 10, — Two more Soviet polar
flights to the United States, following the route of the
first successful hop, have been planned.
One of the proposed flights will begin as soon a?
weather is favorable. The second will follow, probab
ly within a month, officials disclosed.
Famous Soviet flier Michael GromofT and two com
panions will be in the first plane, and Sigismund Levan
evsky, who rescued Jimmy Mattern in Siberia, will
head the second one. probably before the end of August.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, July 10, — Seven battleships, ten cruis
ers. seven destroyers, two tenders and a hospital .ship
arrived here this morning for fleet week, next week.
PARIS, July 10. —The French government official
ly declared today that the international control of the
Franco-Spanish frontier barring soldiers and arms from
Spain, would be suspended next Tuesday, unless simi
lar control was reestablished on Portugal’s Spanish bor
ider.
CHICAGO, July 10. — Heat billowed over most of
the nation with no relief in sight. At least 114 lives
have been taken and hundreds of prostrations have oc
curred throughout the states east of the Rockies. Warm
weather is in store for the corn belt where the mercury
has remained in the upper nineties for the past 5 days.
UNDATED, July 10, — A fleet of one hundred tri
motored Spanish insurgent bombers, carrying tons of
explosives, together with one hundred and fifty mach
ine-gunning pursuit ships, roared across Spain to at
tack the tank protected army of thirty thousand loyal
ist soldiers.
Franco’s aides said that government losses were
heavy. An official comunique said three thousand gov
ernment militiamen were killed and six thousand wound
ed in a counter-attack by insurgents in the Brunette sec
tor. fifteen miles west of Madrid.
Miaja, head of the defenders, said the government
had made new gains in its offensive west of the capital.
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Bethel and over the Yukon Terri
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tributi i.n will likely cause con
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The lowest Nome temperature
] last night was 44 above and the
highest vesterday 58.
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