.. J Peller LOla Generally Fair JOWA-Generally and warm­ Clevebi.d Hurler Oro.. '-I fair er In soutbeast, local thunder­ Dfttaioo &0 White s- bowers In west and south por­ 1Itor, o. P ..., S tions, cooler In northwest today. loU) a , , Cit y I o n i n N e • p a p e r FiVE CENTS IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1938 VOLUME XXXVII NUMJ3ER 273 Virtual. Prisoners? Roger ·Hargraves, Scoffs at 'Deserters' Tales B, MEIlLI MILLEI' ey,ed bOf who "au ....- he IOrt "Tbose two fellows are just Before the Franco revolt, he On. renon Ro,er laughs and "The people at Spain are the Ueves to the number of 200,000 at one morning and a shrapnel shell pa1lT Iowan Cit)' EdI&or of an Idealist." deserten," he said. "They sa,., a "popular front" ,overn- SmllH 10 much is because he', loyalists." one time. hit him. wounding him in three h d .L That's why he went to Splin. threw down tbe1r I'1Iu. and ment had been elected to power enthusiastic about the turn the "It·s like a cartoon I saw the "The Anilo - Italian treaty places. ROler Har,rav. - w 0.. au "I knew 11 we ......* f~1d Ineaked aerou tbe French bor- war .. tWIll these last months. Iowa City boy and a lI'aduate of those .....*er utle. Dew. del'. Naturally tbey'd be taken in Spaln. It included five par- "LoyaUlt Spain 11 more united other day In the New York Post. doesn't mean a thin,." he de - That was in July, 1937. and it the University of Iowa - came we'd Illve to later. I mean 11 prlloner It tbey'd beeo cI\lIbt. tiel - sociaUst, communist. 1'e- than ever betore," he Mid. "It·, Franco was addressiIll hls army. clares. "There are probably more looked serious lor awhlle. Medi­ 'back yelterday. carryinc • . cane, Gerlll&DJ IDd Italy ,ot I foot- That'd blppeo In 10, war. publican, United Party of Catalo- better trained, has as much equlp- and he called out, "II there any- foreilDers fighting for Franco cal care wasn·t ,ood; the govern- one here who speaks Spanish?" than Spaniards themselves." ment needs more trained doctors watkinl with a sUlht limp and hoi' iD SpaiD they we1lldn'i "But you can get out wHh- nia and the Basque National ~t, has a better morale." Fran<;o's forces have deserted. Since Franco has captured than there are. with a ",ame" arm. .top tber~. out much trouble. Only thin,. party. rJie', certain the war won't end He wore a light blue beret with "It Ihey're ,topped In Spain It like In most armies it takes a "As a matter of tact," he said. this year. because the rainy sea- in many instances. comlng over Spanish Morocco. thousands at For a time it seemed as 11 he • red star on it. an army cap. may save the rest at Europe." little time. They send the wound- Hth re wa n't a inlle communist on starts In October and con­ to the loyalist ,ide. ROller be- troops at Moors have been trans- might lose his arm; gangrine had )Ioier', been In Spain since April. He laughed when chattin, ed ones first, because there's a cabinet member before the re- tinues tor two months. There lieves. ported to fight tor the Generalis- et in. The main support of what he sima. To them. in many cases, But Roger. who plans to enter 1987. a member of the loyalllt aboul testimony belore the un- quota r gu!aUon at Ihe French vallo" won't be much fi,htin, durin, calls the "lascist side" is in the the war is a rehglous one. the University of Iowa college at army. American Actlvitie. Investi~ation border. Mo t of the members of the that Ume. army and the nobility. "They believe they'lI certainly medicine this fall, had studied And now he's home alain tnd in Washln&ton, D. C., which last "That·s where the main trouble International Bligade aren't "Besides, even it Franco should It in plans to slay. week heard tram two Americans is. not in Spain." communists, Ro,u' thinks. "Al- win a military victory, he would Franco, of course. still hu a be rewarded they die fighting some pre-medical courses his larle force. From Germany be Christians." undergraduate days, could more "Although, it they need me who formerly foueht in Spain As for the accusation that the though there are some - just al have to retain an army of occu- has received technical advisers Roger has been in the hospital or less dingnose hls own case. when I'm well all'ain. I'd to back." that ":torel,n members at the 10yaUsts are "all communists," there are democrats and republi- patlonj and in a year or 10 the and equipment, but from Italy he tor almost II year. In a period of So be saved his arm and leg. Ro,er's not a "radical" or a loyalist army are retained under well, Roger says it just isn't true; cans from America. and la b 0 r whole thinl would break out has received men Ro,er be- quiet he came out in the open (See HARGROVE page 4) "_r_ed_'_· __b_u_t_j_u_s _t __a __c_ le_ar__ ._b _r_o_w_n_-~l_o_r_ce_._" ______________________~a_n_ d._h_e__ q_U __ otes tacts:~t~o~p~ro~v_e~lt__ ~ p~ar__ ty~m __ e-m_b_e_rs __ f_ro_m __ E__ n_'I_a _n_d_.'_' __~I_'_ai_ n_. ______________________ • • • • • • • •• ••••••••• ••••••••• Back FrOllt the Front! A Tisket, a Tasket, the 'Reds' Hold the Basket Spanish Insurgents . .... ... • • • Speaker Charges Communist Party Influence Politics, Religion, Army Fail to Gain Again WASHINGTON, Auf. 22 (AP) could sabota,e the productIOn of aiated by the Methodist church) -J. B. Matthewi. a former lead­ munitions. hnd the Church League for In- These activities were to be un- dustrial Democracy represented er at the communist "United derlaken, bowever. only U a war .mother link with the churchel. Front." told the houSe committee were on a,alnst communist HUI- And, he said: Heavy Firing 011 un-American activities today sia, or a contllct tn which the "Almost everybody that the communist party', pol1cf ('ommunists dilapproved American wood has been sillned up tor one 01 quietly "borin; tram within" objectives. he laid. GI these United Front or,aniza- F oils Franco's had extended tta inlluence and ol principal importance In the tlons except Mickey MaUle and doctrines into tht regular politi­ movement to "bore from within." Snow White." Three Attacks cal parties. the churches. the Matthews reiterated. were "front "What about Charlie McCar­ army. and even the studloi 01 organizations," secretly formed I thy?" put i n Representative Hollywood. .md controlled by communists. Starnes (D-Ala). urprisingly Strong , Communists with whom he was which numerol1s prominent Amer- "They have so many Charlie Loyalists' Po ition closely associated at one tune icans had been induced to Join JI'.cCarthys of their own that they Dlade these boasts 10 him. he said: and assist by the use 01 tbeir have no need tor a wooden one." Balk Rebel Advance That in the event of war they famous names. Ihe witness repUed. HENDAYE, France. (at the were conlident they could create He quoted Earl Browder. head Matthews. tall. grey-haired, and Spanish frontier), Aug. 22 (AP)­ ~ "mutinous situation In the at the communist parly In Amer- emphalic in hiS manner 01 presen­ Smashing Insurgent offensives on army." ica. as having saJd the movement talion, told U1e committee that at­ three fronts were beaten back to­ That Harry Bridlles. west coast hsd "preacbers active In churCtles ter many years In the soclallst day In bitter fighting by entrench­ labor leader, could be relled upon who are members of the commu- party, he became an orgamzer ed Spanish government troovs. nist party." for the United Front. He left, he to "paralyze shlppinll" at PaCific Insurgent forces unleashed their He testified, too, that orlaruza- ald. alter many disallreements ports. attacks at VJlIalb8 De Los Arcos. And that party members. se­ lions such as the Methodist Fed- With communist leaders on mat­ seven miles north of Gandesa in cretly and strategically situated. eratlon for Social Service (repu- ten of pollcy. Catalonia. on the Balaguer Iront b twe n Balaguer and Tremp, about 55 miles north of Gand('sa. Great Britain, France View .German-Italo and on the Estremadura front In southwest Spain at a point south of Puebla De Larzobisl» on the border between Toledo and Ca­ Alliance as a New Drive Again t Democ aey Roger Hargraves - tram Abril., the ramou InlemnlionaJ Brlga-, Iowan city editor. in a WSUI radio ceres prOVIl\Cel. 1937. to July. 1938, a member at dieTS - recalls incidents tram his interview last night and an inter­ Insur,ent attacks wilted under the loyalist army In Spain, one at experiences for Merle Miller. Daily view printed above. Spanish Civil War Offer8 $S,OOO Reward IPrisoners Talk fire of ,overnment machine ,una. At Villalba De Los Arcos the in­ Again Stirs Dissension For 'Torso Killer' Boastfully While surgents attempted to encircle the In Troubled Europe CLEVELAND. AUI. 22 (AP)- government-held village. Insur­ Cleveland offered a reward of J'ictims File By gents dominating two sides of Las­ . LONDON AUK. 22 (AP)-Gr~it $5.000 today for captur. of Its comas mountain northeast of the Hopkins Expresses His , . "torso killer." village attacked with 30 tanks and Br"!tain and France toni,ht were 01ticlau have ascribed 12 DALLAS.