CHURCH WRECKED IN SPANISH INSURGENTS’ ADVANCE
This picture, sent by courier to Pari*, wired to London and radioed to New York, shows the ruins ot a
church after Getafe, a suburb seven miles south of Madrid, had been bombarded by insurgent troops In
their drive on the Spanish capital. The Fascists later occupied the town. (Associated Press Photo)
Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
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deep centered area of low pres_
sure was charted over the Bering
Sea extending well into the in
terior of Alaska; the lowest read,
ings being observed near Savoon
ga on St. Lawrence Island where
a reading of 28.82 was reported.
This condition is attended by
high southerly winds over west
ern Alaska. Snow, rain, fog and
blowing snow are reported gen.
erally over the Nome-Fairbanks
Airway and Nome-Kotzebue Air
way. Rising temperatures were
noted in conjunction with this
disturbance.
Fair skies are observed over
southeastern Alaska and along
the coast of British Columbia.
Rainy and unsettled weather is j
the rule over the Oregon.Wash- i
ington Coast.
Some improvement is expected
in weather conditions over this
locality tonight and Saturday but
skies will likely continue over- j
cast possibly with fog. Somewhat
lower temperatures are indicated.!
The lowest Nome temperature 1
last night was 26 above and the
highest yesterday 33.
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Chamber Objects
Bridges Speaking
(By Tne Associated Press)
CORVALLIS, Oregon, Jan. 15
The Chamber of Commerce, the
American Legion and the Lions
Club messaged the Governor pro.
testing the proposed appearance
of Labor Leader Harry Bridges
before the State legislature. The
Benton County delegation also
opposed Bridges’ appearance on
the grounds that ‘‘such recogni
tion would be an acknowledge,
ment of the merits of the cause
he represents.”
At a Portland mass meeting
last night it was recommended
that the public ask President
Roosevelt to intervene and de
mand a settlement of the Mari,
lime strike on “strikers terms’..
A longshoremen’s parade pre
ceded the meeting. “We want
the strike ended—tomorrow if it
can be done—it was forced upon
js by shipowners,” Mayor Dore
>f Seattle said, as he praised
eader Bridges.
Meeting To Wind
Up Business Is
Called Monday
Chairman Calvin Pool of the
193G Community Xmas Tree Com
mittee announced today that a
regular meeting of the Commit
tee would take place at his office
in the public school building at
7 p.m. next Monday evening.
The purpose of the meeting, he
declared, was to wind up all mat.
ters of business for this year, ap
prove expenditures and order
payments of accounts for the 1936
celebration.
Chairman Pool also mentioned
the subject of the selection of a
chairman and executive board
for the 1937 Xmas Tree, declar.
ing that it was his opinion that
the policy in vogue during form
er years should be amended to
permit the appointment of a new
board, following the celebration
each year, so that details for the
next year could be placed in re.
sponsible hands early enough in
the fall, so that the bulk of the
arrangements would not be de
layed until too near Christmas.
Mr. Pool said that the subject
would be discussed openly at the
Monday night meeting, and all
citizens interested in this affair
are invited to attend and take
part in the meeting.
Motor Strike To Be
Talked Over
(By The Associated Press)
DETROIT, Jan. 15, —General
Motors Corporation and the Un
ited Automobile Workers of Am.
erica agreed to open negotiations
for a settlement of their labor
dispute, here Monday, it was an
nounced this morning.
Governor Murphy of Michigan
made public their statements of
planning negotiation conferences, i
One hundred and fourteen thou ‘
sand workers are out on strike, I
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it was officially declared. The
union agreed to evacuate their
sit down strike as soon as they
can.
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