Show sarfiStj WEATHER' FORECAST WYOMING — Fair UTAH Sunday and Monday IDAHO —Showers NEVADA— Unsettled (Detailed Report Page m LOCAL METAL PRICES Gold Silver (newly mined) Silver (nationalized) Load 370c Zinc Copper A 'ST W rv 6-- $3300 64He 5001a 3 02c 9OO0 Local Weekly Settlement Price Lead J70o Copper 1656 Entered M tlie Poatofftce at Salt Lake city aa Seoond-CiaUatter VOL 130 NO 21 BALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 4 1934 78 PAGES—TEN CENTS Violence Breaks as Coast Nears Crucial Balloting Route of Pinal Flight in Pacific Venture r SURVEY INDICATES ISMS IRE UTAH VOTERS WILL NEW GUARDS FAVOR DEMOCRATS 1EBBKEDBY ONMERRIAM New Deal Still Has Support of Greater Num TRIM JUDGE POLICE PUT t Ruffians Hurl Brick in Sinclair Offices Cut Workers Tires ber in State King Faces Hardest Fight of AH Major Candidates Editor’s note—The following analysis of the political situation In Utah is based on a personal survey of almost all of the counties in the state by a member of The Salt Lake Tribune staff Hundreds of persons including party leaders business men professional men farmers and laborers were interviewed and the conclusions reached of their opinions As a rule greater herein represent a weight is given the opinion of noncombatants than the active workers on the theory that the predictions of political leaders are colored by hopes cross-sectio- n Tenseness Increases HAWABFOR FINAL DASH Magnate Shouts Angry Defiance From Witness Stand Former Expect to Cover 2392 Miles in 17 Hours and Land Sunday A M PICTURED AS COWARD Weather Is Favorable oft-tim- C C C Members Allies of Democrat Fight Move From County By O N MALMQUIST state on the eve of the election discloses a survey few trends which can be set down as almost positive conclux sions These include: (1) A substantial majority of the voters are still supporting the administration and the New Deal and want it continued for another two years (2) There is marked opposition to Senator William H King among New Deal Republicans and a considerable section of the Democratic party (3) Congressman Abe Murdock is the Democratic "man of the hour” and will run stronger than his party in the First congressional district (4) Except for a few counties where the fight over the local tickets is spirited there is not an unusual amount of interest in the campaign Those who must get excited over politics have turned their attention to the California battle (5) The election is not going to be the runaway victory for the Democrats that Democrats and even Republicans thought it was going to be at the outset of the campaign (6) To the direct question "How are you going to vote?” very few citizens will give an answer This situation is making it difficult for local party leaders to determine just where they do stand (7) As a general rule the Democratic county organizations A of the PAIR LEAVE Defendant Rests Follow- Birdmen Take Ukelele to Keep Things From Becoming Too ‘Dull ing Bitter Ordeal in Federal Court Map of the Pacific route over which Sir Charles Klngaford-Smltand By United Press P G Taylor famouu Aostrallan fliers are maklnr their final hop CHICAGO Nov 3— Samuel Insull Captain venture Inset on map la tho "Lady Southern shouted angry defiance today at gov- In the SAN FRANCISCO Nov S (JP) By Associated Press the which Cross” has already carried them ever the perilous rreat airplane who ernment pictured prosecutors —In message relayed from the SAN FRANCISCO Nov 3 — Re hop and which la now making the fnal flight Right him as a coward driven to flight afliner Lurline Sir Charles ports of incipient trouble burst Into of investors is a elosenp of the daring pilot Kinrsford-Smltthousands ter swindling reported tonight that the already tense California election refused to return from Paris to his plane had passed through a campaign picture tonight to "hard rainstorm” shortly before be Chicago because I did not want Extra police were ordered to San 10 p m (P S T) The message in chains’ streets the through ‘pulled Francisco'S auditorium to guard actedded: "Above clouds now 1000 as politicians have promised 1 would” feet All well" Insull shouted as his eyes kindled ing Governor Frank F Merriam Earlier a message placed the with anger and his hands gripped the "against heckling or other molestaplane 440 statute miles east of tion” during a campaign speech Merarms of the witness chair in federal Honolulu court Hu defiant answers drew a riam is the Republican candidate for rebuke from the bench governor In1 3 WASHINGTON Nov most The HONOLULU Nov i—Xhe breach (AP)— threatening humbled monarch The Complaints that gangs o! ruffians monoplane Lady Southern had burled a brick through the winof a utility empire rested in hu hotel President Roosevelt’s projected industrial truce was plugged today Cross rose buoyantly into the air from dow Of an office where campaigners apartment tonight after the bitterest as labor a national it settlement the Relations board engineered for Upton Sinclair “Epic” Democratic ordeal of his crowded life— two days by Wheeler field near here today and fire of the Cleveland A and P Store labor dispute candidate for governor were workof withering Twelve Column One) on for California bearmad a (Continued Pagt With 18 men who were hu confiing were made to the police and Both the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company and the ing Sir Charted Klngaford-Smltsaid the gangs were cutting dantes in other ysars Insull is on trial Gw Taylor on the final dash P on charges of mulcting 500000 small unions involved notified the board the automobile tires of campaign Captain they had accepted jts proposal workers investors of $143000000 through the of their transpacific flight from AusC C C Workers Pretest operations of his Corporation Securi- for reopening the stores and submission of future disputes if any tralia ties company to arbitration One hundred Civilian ConservaThe weather was ideal the plana Claims Publle Duped ' John A Hartford president of the tion camp workers most of them behaved perfectly and Kingsford-Smit- h New voters York 1931 in said the 1929 that 1930 in and Los to be was company That Angelea claiming sprang an innovation in overwhen the public believed in Insull 2000 employes dismissed last Saturcomplained they had been moved out seas flying ©f the southern metropolis in an atand it was easy for him to carry out day night when 300 A and P He took along a ukelele to keep ROCKY MOUNTAIN hu scheme the government charged branches were closed would be Kentucky 14 Alabama 34 things from becoming “dull” on the tempt to prevent them from voting in Insull’s appearance on the witness Monday the Sinclair center route one of the Utah Aggies 15 B Y Texas 7 Southern Methostand struck an exciting climax today Company officials in Cleveland preThey sent a delegation to Inform of its kind in the world to longest 0 U 7 stores would Leslie General dicted the be open for dist as Assistant Attorney T B Weber San Luis Obispo county Oakland J Salter fired questions at him to business by the middle of next Sinclair worker Weber notified ofColorado Aggies 16 WyoAnd on top of that he Immediately 15 0 Tulane and ‘Novel Police Director Mississippi of Former own witness’ the the week Legislative lips bring from throttled down his plane lest he get (Contlnued on Pace light) 0 ming 1932 in to stores closed When were (Column One) the his the of Europe flight to California “too early” Government Trends’ and Two Officials Held story MIDDLEWEST Denver 26 Colorado colThe crowded courtroom of Judge company announced in full page ads Takeoff Anspleloua filled with la- in Cleveland papers that it was withWllkerson H" James In This Issue to Be Probed on Perjury Count lege 0 The Lady Southern Cross cleared Chicago 20 Purdue 26 borers shop girls and members of drawing from the Cleveland field beColorado U 40 Colorado Wheeler field at 2T5 p m (7:43 p m of The Gold Coast society which Insull ruled cause of labor trouble Drake 20 Haskell 7 al(E S T) and Kingsford-Smitwas hushed to had Union refused truckmen 6 Mines in grandeur haughty Press Associated Associated Preti Br fey lowed himself 17 hours to get to OakIllinois 7 Army 0 is the first law haul supplies to the stores and the 3— EuNov 3 Fla (fP)— JACKSONVILLE KANSAS CITY Nov Northern Arizona Teachland of nature and I would have been meat cutters’ and retail clerks’ and Indiana 0 Iowa 0 The American Bar association today gene C Reppert director of police at crucified if I had returned then” ers 12 Western State 0 Although laden with more than two managers’ unions called strikes in tons of gasoline the monoplane took continued Hu trained a legal lens on the "novel the time of the Union station slayings Iowa State 0 Kansas 0 protest of alleged discrimination SPECIAL FEATURES to the air after a run of only 2500 feet EAST broke in surge of anger against union employes Parade of the Week’s Events an legislative and governmental trends’’ of four officers and their prisoner voice "A man alapped on one cheek Michigan State 13 Mar climbed easily circled Honolulu and Today's settlement healed one of 0 Columbia 14 Cornell exclusive Tribune feature Pages wits indicted tonight with two other of the New Deal on Pose Eleven ) headed straight for the Golden Gate the most serious breaks thus fat in and quette 7 Scott M Loftin president of the police officials for perjury in their (Column Four) Aloha to Hawaii and Wheeler Fordham 13 Tennessee the president’s month-olproposal of named a committee of testimony before a federal grand jury Boy Scout page News of regional association 0 34 field” his radio buzzed out a few Minnesota Michigan 12 a cessation of scout activities Page seven “to study the effeot of recent which is investigating the killings minutes later "Immediately throtWis7 strife Northwestern Haskin information Page Harvard 0 Princeton 19 In addition to Reppert who has developments in national legislation tled down to plenty air speed Now on truce How would last that Coraffectlong as Tribune High School Literary consin 0 and governmental policies since resigned his post those named our way out to sea Perfect takeoff New York U 0 Carnegie however was still debated among ner Page ing the rights and liberties of Ameri- were Thomas J Higgins chief of de at 2 15 local time” 6 labor leaders here Tech can citizens and the maintenance of tectives and George Rayen head of f Twenty-twminutes after the takeWEST LOCAL AND REGIONAL the furnished Not Leaders Satisfied the 19 guarantees by the police motor car theft bureau off Globe Wireless heard Taylor anPittsburgh 0 Survey presented of political sit- United States constitution” Clara Santa California until recessed The grand jury then Dame 0 Despite the presdient’s order yesnouncing the plane had passed the uation in the state Page The investigation was ordered by 9 30 a m Monday when it will hear liner Lurline which had left her 20 terday for a study of automobile emassociation elects officers the bar association at its annual meet- Adam Richetti 26 e acWashington-LeNavy of one men three union leaders in that Aide ployes’ wages 12 College of Ida-h- o this afternoon for the mainland Idaho and ends meet Page 10-ing last August and the executive cused by federal authorities as the Dern’s Son Appointed 0 Above clouds at 3400 feet Beauwere industry represented as far State tax collections show 3750000 committee directed Loftin to appoint killers who 0 to free Frank tiful weather” said the plane’ wirefrom satisfied with labor conditions of Director to Yale 7 2 Newly Dartmouth Increase over those of last year Page the special committee which will re- Nash a trainattempted robber from officers at less week They had sought a Oregon 13 Montana 0 to the executive the Union station June 17 1933 10B port its findings Filer Wave “Cheerio" Created Region higher wages elimination of the SOUTH C L A 0 Stanford 27 U Two Utahns in line for high posts council which in turn will place merit clause representation on the Gunners Slay Five Kingsford-Smitseveral spent comment council’s the and the Page Auburn 6 Duke 13 report code authority and a new automobile Washington 14 Oregon minutes testing the Nash was slain accidentally in the before the association's membership 3 (£)— E T labor board with power to conduct Nov WASHINGTON motor 0 Florida 14 7 NATIONAL before with a set out Then State he Georgia machine gun and pistol fire which at the next annual meeting Wilson Denver today was appounted elections as well as a study of the incheerio!” and a wave of the hands Both major party leaders confident of Martinsburg mowed down four of his captors E Martin Clarence For houscomplete details of these and other games turn to a watching crowd of 4000 the Ausperiods They f victory in election Page 1 Richetti who was arrested near regional director for the federal moun- dustry’s production W Va former president of the bar the Rocky to sports pages got only the study when the code tralian birdmen flashed on Gang violence flares in California association is chairman of the in- Wellsville Ohio was on his way here ing administration in was renewed yesterday for 90 days Hawaii’s last sight of the adventurelection Page 1 which Loftin by tram after an airplane" flight at- tain statesA Moffett federal group vestigating The automobile industry has steadhousing James Insult's outburst draws court re- termed a "special committee to study tempted in an effort to get him here ing fliers was from famed Waikiki be Wilson said will in fastly maintained it would deal with administrator beach Bathers saw the plane round buke Page 1 federal legislation and policies as af- tonight was interrupted at Chicago Diamond Head and dash up Molokai Cleveland store dispute settled by fecting the rights and liberties of by bad weather The grand jury had charge of a new region designated as any group of its employes That states 11 of the of has stand workers irked composed the union region channel in a direct line toward San labor board Page 1 American citizens” planned to hear him tonight and then Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming Col- who want “majority rule" established Francisco Constitutional amendments before Other members of the committee adjourn Mexico New orado a basis as and representation voters m 38 states Page Taylor announced they would fly are: Owen D Young of New York Duripg the municipal campaign last At the same time Moffett anSteel Trouble Seen straight for Oakland avoiding the attorney and industrialist once men- March a nonpartisan group charged nounced the appointment of William WORLD NEWS was the nominal great circle course taken by steam-aftthat while tioned as a Democratic of The possibility of trouble ahead in By Associated Pres Australian fliers leave Honolulu nominee George Whartonpresidentialof head of theReppert a ships and thus obviate the necessity man Brown Dern son of the secretary the some department also seen steel labor is by Pepper to Wilson war as executive assistant WILKES BARRE Pa Nov 3— for hop to California Page 1 split with the United Mne Workers of of correcting calculations en route Philadelphia former United States really m control was John Lazia a Wilson a native of New York was men London navy conferees turn to senator from Pennsylvania George gambler and powerful North Side elected like automobiles Spread of disorders in the hard coal America over policies and since then The navigator and copilot who That industry of Continental the president diplomacy Page pointed the way through the lonely L Buist of Charleston S C author politician that unions region wai threatened tonight after have been battling mine owners for south company a former subsidiary of has refused to concede British parties prepare for bitter of the resolution seas from Australia to the tiny Lazia was slain in July by gang Oil calling for the speOil company of New affiliated with the American Federa- another battle between hval union the Standard recognition campaign Page Fiji islands and frorfi there straight cial stud Charles P Taft II of sters of Labor represent all its em miners the tion at Denver with third four at headquarters the in to Honolulu was described by days ‘Several of his associates testified Jersey New Strike Threatened FEATURES AND DEPARTMENTS Cincinnati son of the former presiWilson retired from the post as chair- ployes as being able to lead the (Continued on Pat Eight) The labor board found "most grati- Susquehanna collieries plant in (Continued on Page Eight) Last November the new union of oil the board man Editorials Senator From Sandpit of the company to California with his eyes shut (Column Two) (Column Two) plane of Clevethe its fying’’ acceptance four years ago Mark Sullivan Page called a strike demanding recogniDue at 9:30 a m United Anthracite Miners of Penn- tion O O McIntyre Page 2 B State directors in the new region land peace proposal pay for “dead work” — the clear- - Kingsford Smith’s schedule called “The industrial truce an of to close the colliery spirit are: Miles Ormney Montana Harry Markets and linance Pages and sylvania seeking for arrival at Oakland the starting ’ Whittier Idaho Allen T Sanford advocated by the president is exem- because it alleged discrimination Jng °f dcbn? from the lworkm5 nd equal distribution of work point of his historic three hop flight Utah Hosea Hantz Wyoming Thom- plified in the situation that has now Real estate Page their members have appealed to Australia in 1928 by 9 30 a m toas A Duke Colorado and J V Duf-fi- n been brought about in Cleveland” against to Society Pages to employes of the big Glen Alden through the entire regions the board said in a statement The controversy was carried to the morrow (12 30 p m E S T) New Mexico Music drama and the screen Page a collieries for strike” "general The truce resulted from the comnational labor boaid after a truce They carried beef tea sandwiches Mass tonight and tomor- but James A Gorman of Hazelton and a bottle of Pineapple juice which pany’s agreement to recoginze and row willmeetings Garden Department Page m next Four determine move the Killed of to 3 not Family discriminate against collecas umpire of the concilia- Kingsford Smith said was all that was VPy—' The war society NEW YORK Nov girls got lipstick on Washington Page controversy that has continued appointed s board tion tive bargaining units the unions’ the more ruled the operators could needed of the models on society girl they wore burned cigarette Furnace than a year Explosion agreement not to strike and the for not deal with the new union as long With ideal weather predicted ell had not yet been won tonight holes in them and were generally so Will Rogers Page Rival Unions Battle as they had contracts with the United the way and heavy tailwinds at high but it was going “very nicely” in the careless they made the garments un agreement of both to submit disputes Sports Pages 2 B to altitudes for much of the course Pistols flashed as more than 1000 Mine Workeis of America HULL Quebec Nov 3 (iPjFour to arbitration Classified advertising Pages 6 B to opinion of Mlss Gertrude Mayer the saleable Thomas Farrell secretary of the men affiliated with the United Mine In an effort to overthrow Gorman’s Kingsford-Smitmodels’ Joan of Arc thought the plane "They told me that while the pro- persons died from asphyxiation early We have some awfully nice letters fessional models may not be as beau today nfter a furnace explosion sent Cleveland Federation of Labor noti- Workers of America fought with ruling the new union threatened an- might travel faster than he planned but if so he said he would throttle SUPPLEMENTS and we have more jobs for models tiful as some of the society girls they clouds of dense smoke into their fied the board of the union's accept- pickets over the streets of the mining other strike ‘ Tribune Junior I am very opti- certainly know their business and are apartment The one exit cut off by ance after locals had approved it town today Two were removed to The first move which precipitated down to avoid reaching Oakland bethan ever before Twelve pages of the world’s best mistic I am going to keep on being careful of the clothes" she said flames Jean Cmbeau and his wife hospitals with minor hurts after five this week's disorders was the effort fore 9 30 a m (P S T) PRIXC’E BECOMES FLIER take professional made a frantic effort to get their two minutes of wild firing and an ex- to close the Nanticoke colliery comics optimistic" said Miss Mayer in firm “They say they will Weather Good " Ert?st — 3 VIENNA Nov models any time (iP) Prince small children out through the winMagazine section with Ripley's change of stones clubs and bits of Contrasting with the rain and wind DUC’ATOR DIES ) Miss Art-she or It also Not von had lieve Most of the society girls whom Kathleen Norris Mayer said just dows but failed Starhemberg vice chancellor of metai At least three others received' squalls which assailed the fliers durNEW YORK- - Nov-elsewhere- - “ and Literature short stories by local models accuse of taking their jobs Sue'received a "very nice” letter froml Firemen found the father 31 venr- - Austria qualified today for-aVFbDr El ing their great flight of 3197 miles chancellor the1 ne license with Brown Ellsworth Child one tunc Meanwhile At tors Nafittcoke and same writeis helpful recipes in his members of the New Yolk Jumoi the Association of Junior League-lol- d Luei mpr baber jlhe from Suva to Honolulu lait Monday - ' to one window- and the head of the heimwehr The new Tribune serial "Air Stew- - League 'slating that it was "leally1 Irving tnarms clo--4 aimy pur- - county officials prepared for “dras ementus of New York university died weather observers reported that the ardess” is continued on Page 5D off Miss Mayer quoted a letter from a discouiage Junior League members mother with the other tot clasped to chased for his pnvate use a two- - tic steps to assuie peace and order’Monight at his home of cardiac pneu- (Continued on Peso Eleven) He was 72 yeais old thta issue The United Anthracite Miners Iher breast at another (Column Foe) jseater 145 hotsepower plane j"very high class house" asserting thatfrom going into modeling" h Anstralla-to-Oaklan- d h Store Dispute Settled By National Labor Board trail-blazi- r- s US BAR NAMES TRIO INDICTED bee-lin- e h V COMMITTEE ON IN KANSAS CITY NEW DEAL QUIZ ir FOOTBALL SCORES MASS SLAYING 2392-mil- e h Sunday Tribune n In-su- ll d 6-- d labor-capit- 10-- 1 FHAJNames Head In Mountain Area 6-- 8-- Notre o h newly-groome- d General Mine Walkout Threatens Following Battle Between Unions er 2-- 4-- Kings-ford-Smi- th f Nan-ticok- e Mannequins Claim Dawn of Success In War on Society Girl Interlopers 10-C- 8-- Merry-Go-Roun- mter-loper- 7-- In h 9-- s r- - |