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"FRENCH CABINET IS OVERTHROWN: |

JAPAN CHECKED

Barcelona Power Is Cut;

U.S. Revakes Austrian i Trade Privileges.

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‘the gains of the 1936 election, when the Popular Front was victorious. Leon Jouhoux, head of the powerful General Labor Federation which boasts five million members, has threatened to use “means” of his own if the Popular Front Government is overthrown by the “financial and nationalist oligarchy.” Precisely what he meant by that remains to be seen. than 50,000 workers, mostly in the metal industries engaged on war planes, automobiles and other Government contracts, are on strike and other walkouts or sitdowns are threatening. ; Critics of M. Blum warn that unless employees and employers can get together and let business and in-

. dustry get back on their feet, both

labor and capital will suffer and the nation will face disaster. They insist only a coalition Government,

* headed by the strongest men the

‘country can find, can possibly bring ‘this about.

Toyalists Execute

Deserters; Power Cut

HENDAYE, April 8 (U. P)— Execution squads are working in Barcelona with renewed activity, the Government admitted today, as the Rebel forces in the north cut off electric power to Catalonia. The Cabinet has approved an increasing number of death sentences daily. Desertion was the charge in most cases. Official figures on the number of those who faced firing squads could not be learned. ‘ In a wide flanking movement -around the Loyalist defenders of Tortosa, the Rebels reached the outskirts of Chert, 18 miles from the seaport of Vinaroz. Galician Army corps were pouring down the hills on both sides of the road from Morella toward the sea. At Chert the main road continues inland toward Valencia by way of San Mateo. Another road leads direct to Vinaroz, through which all Loyalist traffic is passing up and down the coast from Barcelona to Valencia. In the far north the Rebels combleted occupation of Copca. de Tremp, including the various dams and villages at the foot of Sierra de Boumort, and the heart of the great hydroelectric power system Which normally supplied 80 per cent of Catalonia’s power. . Barcelona reports said that th cutting off of the power lines from the Tremp district had not seriously affected the city because the Loyalist Government in advance had provided emergency sources of electricity. A dispatch from Barcelona indicated that the Government there had inaugurated a new policy hy which it intended to mobilize the entire strength of Catalonia for a finish fight. = It was indicated that the Government had decided: (1) to force €very man able to bear arms to g0 into the Army, as a combatant or an auxiliary; (2) to suppress mercilessly any outbreaks by dissatisfied extremist elements, and (3) to weed out the known Rightists,

Japanese Retreat SHANGHAI April 8 (U. P)— The fourth phase of Japan's campaign in China appeared to have been stopped short today as the war entered its 10th month. Reports from the front in Shantung Province indicated that one of the largest Chinese armies ever assembled had definitely halted the Japanese driving against the Chinese “maginot line” hoping to reach Hankow, the provisional capital in Hupeh Province. The first phase of the war was the early fighting about Peiping,

Already more

in a '2000-mile belt ers in many sections anticipated

0 Poor May Flowers

was taken in Chicago, where nine inches of snow

- April showers like this will certainly bring few May flowers. The above was a typical scene as the whims of Old Man Weather brought record snowstorms hard after unseasonably warm weather from the Rockies to the Atlantic.

Fruit growThe picture above fell,

heavy losses.

the second the North China cams

paign, and the, third the battles for Shanghai and Nanking. Some Chinese hailed recent successes in Shantung Province as the turning point of the war. For weeks the Japanese drive on Hankow has been halted at Taierhchwang, a town on-a branch line of the Tientsin-Pukow railroad in Shantung Province. Latest Chinese reports asserted

resulted in complete Chinese occupation, but the Japanese claimed that the defenders held only the southwest corner of the town. There were other indications that the Chinese haa turned from defensive to offensive tactics. Military reports from Hankow said that strong Chinese forces were encircling: Tsinan, the capital of Shantung Province, and that the lines forming this trap, were within 20 miles of the city at most points. A rejuvenated Chinese air force with modern planes and equipment, played a big role in the Chinese counter-offensive. Hankow authorities said that 63 air raids had been carried out this week. : A greater part of the Chinese successes, was attributed to Gen. Li Tsung-jen, one of China’s ablest militarists, who has direct charge of defending the Lunghai railroad, which runs east and west through the center of the country. Chinese reports said that Gen. Li visited all fighting. sectors in Southern Shantung earlier: this week prior to the latest Chinese counter-offensive. The Chinese reported that the Japanese were ‘in general retreat from: the Taierhchwang area after their lines Chinese drive in which the Japanese

The latest Japanese communique said: “The Taierhchwang situation is unchanged.. No other news irom

.| the Shantung front.”

Austria Loses

Trade Advantages

WASHINGTON, April 8 (U. P.) — The Treasury had disclosed today that President Roosevelt has ordered withdrawal of preferential tariff privileges which had been granted

SHERWIN WILLIAMS Has a Paint for Eve

Purpose... COSTS LES Because It Lasts Longer.

VONNEGUT'S

that a third counter-offensive had tod

Austria under reciprocal trade |

agreements.

Hungary Prepares

To Restrict Jews

BUDAPEST, Hungary, (U. P). — A hill empowering the Government to restrict Jewish influence in Hungary's economic and scientific life to 20 per cent was prepared for submission to Parliament ay. All non-Aryans would be regarded as Jews if they adhere to the Jewish

religion or if they renounced it after

Aug. 1, 1919.

WORKERS PLAN WPA . FUND OF THEIR OWN

TOLEDO, Aprii 8 (U. P).— Arthur G. Howard and C. L. Fling have a big idea they want approved by the workers of the nation. Both were laid off by a: Toledo manufactory. They conceived the idea of contributing a quarter or a half dollar to a fund with which labor would finance its own WPA. “We want to find out what the working men and the employers of Toledo think of our idea,” they explained.

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