FASCISTS IN UNISON; Identic Notes to Insist Non-Intervention Body Deal With Attacks

SOVIET HINTS FORCE WILL TALK TO ITALY; Red Army Paper Says Russia May Act on Her Own to Get Redress on Sinkings

Asturians resist advance on Gijon; Rebels claim Belchite (Carney)

ASTURIANS RESIST ADVANCE ON GIJON; Reported to Have Held Off Foe at Sella River Until Their Ammunition Gave Out

calls Mediterranean shipping conditions dangerous, press conf; confers with J P Kennedy

HULL IS CONCERNED; Tells Press Conference Shipping Conditions in Sea Are Perilous

Testifies at Bethlehem Steel Co NLRB hearing

SAYS BETHLEHEM PAID MEN TO DINE; Witness Tells NLRB They Got Mill Rate at 3-Hour Banquet-Grace Spoke

Sec Eden repts to Cabinet on Knatchbull-Hugessen incident

Britain Committed to Ending Raids; Ignores Reich and Italian Refusals; Cabinet Sanctions Participation in Parley at Nyon TomorrowFleet Confident It Can Check Submarine Marauders in Mediterranean Without Rome's Aid-London Expects No War

SIMPSON APPROVES LABOR'S PLATFORM; FUSION UNITY SEEN; Extols Its Preamble, but Balks at the Plank on Municipal Ownership of Utilities

Japanese bombers kill and wound hundreds on refugee train; Chinese plan aerial offensive against warships and transports as reply to blockade; continue offensive in Shanghai attacking Japanese positions in Lotien, Paoshan and Jukong Wharf; Japanese push toward Kiangwan; tell of victories with aid of tanks; spectator describes burning of Aikou Girls' School used by Chinese gunners; Chinese plane attempts night raid on Izumo; Japanese announce recapture of Paoshan; Japanese in reply to U S, Brit and French proposal ask for evacuation of Chinese troops to east of Pootung Road and then moving of Japanese warships; Chinese decline to withdraw unless foreign powers guarantee that no Japanese forces would land in Pootung area

JAPANESE BOMBERS KILL 300 REFUGEES FLEEING ON A TRAIN; 400 Others Wounded in Raid Near Shanghai by 5 PlanesWomen and Children Victims

The Transit Commission's $30,000,000 plan for removal of the Long Island Railroad's grade crossings along Atlantic Avenue, in Brooklyn, was unanimously approved yesterday by a special committee of the Board of -Estimate, headed by Controller Frank J. Taylor.  

Taylor Pushes Crossing Removal; $30,000,000 Plan Long Dormant; Estimate Committee Backs Atlantic Avenue Transit Program Held Up Since 1932, Setting Board Acfion for Sept. 24Walker Named to Group to Confer on Cost

Loyalist warships battle Rebel cruiser Canarias to keep Mediterranean lanes open; 5 Brit destroyers leave Gibraltar for Eastern Spain waters

Loyalist Warships Battle Insurgent Cruiser In Effort to Keep Mediterranean Lanes Open

HEAVY WATER USED TO EXPLORE 'LIVING'; Tracing of Body's Processes by Tagged Hydrogen Atom Told by Schoenheimer

Czechoslovak Govt informs Japanese that munition deliveries to China will not be halted

PRAGUE INFORMS JAPAN; Tells Her Czechoslovakia Will Not Halt Trade With China

A force of 4,000 Japanese troops was reported today to have been wiped out by a deadly Chinese ambush in the rocky hills west of here. The Japanese line was said to have been thrust back five miles by the sudden onslaught.  

CHINESE SET TRAP; REPORT 4,000 SLAIN; Tell of Driving Japanese Back 5 Miles After Luring Force Into Hills West of Peiping

British observers at Hong Kong, British crown colony on the South China coast, reported growing fear there today that the next phase of the Japanese campaign in South China might be seizure of Hainan Island, the largest island under Chinese sovereignty, situated between Hong Kong and Britain's naval base at Singapore.  

British Fear Japan Will Seize Hainan Island, Between Singapore Base and Hong Kong

Bavarians Find Dead American

Plans protest to Pres Roosevelt on attitude toward Amers in China

AMERICANS PLAN PROTEST; Tientsin Chamber of Commerce Calls for U. S. Protection

Gen Sugiyama says mobilization legis is being considered

TOKYO WAR BUDGET IS VOTED BY PEERS; $600,000,000 Bill, Requires Only Imperial Sanction to Become Effective

Destroyed by Japanese after being used by Chinese gunners

Japanese Mine City Wall Under Heavy Chinese Fire

13 AMERICANS REACH 'SAFETY' OF SHANGHAI; Travel 250 Miles From Point 90 Miles Away-Physician Wins Praise for Courage

Mrs R Fellowes's yacht reptd fired on by warship in Aegina Is mil zone; capt jailed, freed; yacht allowed to proceed

GREEKS STOP YACHT OF MRS. FELLOWES; Paris Hears Vessel Was Fired On by Warship in Military Zone Off Aegina Island

AMOY IS BOMBARDED; AMERICANS IN PERIL; Japanese Planes and Warships Attack Port for Two Hours--Swatow Is Also Raided

Urges speeding up of Australian defense program

AUSTRALIAN PERIL SEEN; Defense Minister Urges Speeding of Program for Security

4 Americans Arrive at Kobe

28 boats and 277 men said to be held for illegal fishing

277 KOREANS SEIZED BY RUSSIA, TOKYO SAYS; Foreign Office Warns It May Send Warships Over Arrest of Possiet Bay Fishermen

F T Durdin tells of trip from Shanghai to Nanking

September 9, 1937

Headlines from September 9, 1937

FASCISTS IN UNISON; Identic Notes to Insist Non-Intervention Body Deal With Attacks

SOVIET HINTS FORCE WILL TALK TO ITALY; Red Army Paper Says Russia May Act on Her Own to Get Redress on Sinkings

ASTURIANS RESIST ADVANCE ON GIJON; Reported to Have Held Off Foe at Sella River Until Their Ammunition Gave Out

HULL IS CONCERNED; Tells Press Conference Shipping Conditions in Sea Are Perilous

SAYS BETHLEHEM PAID MEN TO DINE; Witness Tells NLRB They Got Mill Rate at 3-Hour Banquet-Grace Spoke