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Show 4;, ' ' wL - UTAH THE PAYSON rHKONICEE. PAYSON. minimum wage anl maximum hour provisions of thi1 outlawed NRA can be list. i d was pointed out to Congress in a report from the Presidents committee on industrial analysis. the President In rriy opinion, said of the report in a special mes- sage, it will point the way to the vexing problems of lew!' and C. I. 0. Gain Recognition From Steel Indus- solution of many legislation and administration in one of the most vital subjects of try0 and Plan to Tackle Textiles Neutrality national concern.'' Measure Adopted by Senate. If controls of t ie NRA type are to be tried again," the report said, W. "experience indicates that the atBy Webern Newspaper I'tiion. tempt should be limited to a few of the more important industries in X OT"VK got to hand it to John L. Writing Paper company clauses giv- order that proper standards of inTin-J ing it the privilege of demanding ' hectic browed leadvestigation and adequate supervier of the C. I 0. is going places and from the latter payment in gold coin sion may be maintained, and should s or bar gold. Now the Holyoke comdoing things, despite sevcial be guided from the start by more in his plans pany must be content to accept paydefinite principles arid policies, such ment in present depreciated dollars. as NBA n to uniur.ie nil experience indicates would f,4 t The Court's decision was ri garded du. try. The steel to stand ttie test of apbe likely I" magnates are yald-i- : as removing the last barrier to the plication. 1 ,,,- in,' to a great ex- - free exercise of authority over monUnder the type of policy finally tent, and the threat etary matters by the administraadopted by NRA, if strongly adof a genera! strike tion. hered to, there Is little chance that s in that industry codes would be proposed in sucii fading out. With the GUESTS at victory dinners all large numbers as to create serious the country heard PresiCarnegie - lilmoi3 difficulties, but even that chance corporation, largest dent Roosevelt deliver at the feast might be guarded against. subsidiary of United in Washington a preliminary appeal States Steel, leading to his party and the nation to supJohn I.. I.cwis the way, the biggest port his plan to pack the Supreme PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT told tiie press correspondents that he court. He said that a crisis exists concerns in that industry are grantwas planning another fishing trip social Immediate and 40 in and the increases demanding wages ing hour week, and agreeing to deal economic legislation to Improve the and hoped to get away late in April. with the unions afliliated with the lot of the common man and that This time he is going after tarpon in the Gulf of Mexico, and he inC. I. O. This is the first time in there is no time to lose, lest a great to go to New Orleans anl tends forty-fiva such or as revolution Big Steel calamity, years that has recognized union labor as a the advent of a dictatorship, be vis- there board ttie Presidential yacht Potomac for a cruise along the bargaining agency for its em- ited upon tile country In the two or coast. Texas three years that might be necessary ployees. to remove the obstruction of the Lewis and Philip Murray, chairvoles in the New Deal in the manner prescribed man of the steid workers organizWITH only four the senate passed ing committee, were jubilant, but by existing law. the Carnegie-lilinoiIncidentally, Mr. Roosevelt let bis the Sumners house bill f ir voluntary corporation issued an official statement Unit toned hearers understand that he has no retirement of Supreme court intention of sc .'king a third term in justices at the age them duwn a bit. of seventy on full The company will recognize any the While House. pay. Tiie four wtio individual, group, or organization ns tiie measopposed tlie spokesmen for those employees War has finally "UR department to tiie last were ure the statement said, it represents, decided that the autogyro is a Bridges of New but it will not recognize any single good thing lung after European naHampshire, Billow organization or group as the exclu- tions reached ttie same conclusion. of South Dakota. sive bargaining agency fur all em- Secretary Woodring announced that Calof Johnson ployees. six autogyros had been purchased ifornia and Moore of Under this policy the status of for military purposes at a cost of New Jersey. During the employee representation plan is $238,432. They arc the Kellett KIJL the debate Senator likewise unchanged. It will continue wingless planes, which have a top declared Johnson as the spokesman for those of the speed of 125 miles, a minimum of a that Supreme employees who prefer that method 18 miles, a cruising speed of 103 of collective bargaining, whieli has miles, and a cruising range of 3i court justice who would retire at virtue of proved so mutually satisfactory hours, or 381 miles. The plane is this particular time, byout to tiie bait that was held him, a with Jacobs throughout its existence. engine, would not powered of individual sort be the The General Electric company deh. 225 b. which develops p. at 2,000 for whom 1 would have tiie greatest clared its willingness to discuss a r. p. m. national collective bargaining Ttie army nir command for years respect. The retirement bill was favored agreement with the United Electricresisted suggestions for tests of the al Workers, a C. I. O. affiliate; and autogyro but for the last year it lias by the President but, as Senator the Indications were that Lewis and been tried out by all brandies of the Bat MeCarren said, was not a part the Appalachian coal operators army and the report was that it was of Mr. Roosevelts bill for enlargewould be able to negotiate a new essential to the modernization of the ment of tiie court. The controversy over tiie latter measure grew more and to in hour time wage agreement army. bitter day by day and to the suravert a coal miners strike. prise of the administration, it was The C. I. O. announced the formaof an as sens" the utpREEDOM I American policy was aban- found that it was likely to be detion of the United Shoe Workers of America with a nucleus of 20,000 doned hv the senate when it passed, feated in the house. Therefore tiie majority leaders decided to let the members and went after New Engby a vote of 82 to C. tiie resolution senate act first. In that body the land's shoe industry. Still more imsubmitted by Senaportant, Lewis and his aids let it tor Key rittman on decision rested with some twenty-fivsenators who had not yet anbe known that tbe next target of the behalf of the foreign nounced their position. C. I. O. drive would be the textile affairs committee Mr. Roosevelt stood firm in his Presindustry. the continuing Secretary of Commerce Roper ident's present pow- determination to force the bill through congress, and announced exof and Secretary Labor I'erkins er o declare an emhe would deliver a radio speech in the pressed much gratification over reshipbargo upon its defense on March 9, the dav cent developments. ments of arms, amThat the public, ns usual, will munition and imple- before tiie one set for tiie start have to pay for what the worker ments of war to bel- of senate jtid.eiary committee, hearings on the bill. The President dein all ttiese was gains negotiations ligerent nations. a report that he would make evidenced by the action of (tie steel Tiie measure also nied a tour of the cuuntry in behalf of companies which announced price provides that tiie increases of $3 to $3 a ton for semiPresident may declare it unlawful his plan. Senator George of Georgia, Demfinished and finished steel products. for any American vessel or airThe strike policy was craft to carry to warring nations ocrat, stepped into tiie tigh. with tried at Sarnia. Ont., and promptly any articles whatsoever he may an assertion that tiie Supreme court enlargement proposal is a repudiawas given a black eve. Fifty em- enumerate. However, foreign nation of the party's 1938 platform of the Holmes ttiore ployees foundry tions may purchase such articles, took possession of the plant, but arms and munitions not included, pledge that it would seek a clarifyif it 300 nonstriking workers battled and transport them to their own ing constitutional amendment them for two hours, tiircw them nil countries at their own risk. And could not attain its welfare program by legislation. out and sent nine to the hospital. ttie act will not apply to an AmeriIn defense of the measure various The police did not interfere with can republic, such as a South Amerthe fight. Shortly afler negotiations ican country, engaged in war members of the cabinet and heads of federal agencies began a speakopened between the Chrysler motor against a country ing campaign. Autoand the United corporation provided that the American republic mobile Workers of America, the is not with a union presented resignations of 103 state in such a war. pUGENE VIDAL has resigned as director of the federal air comof the 120 employee representatives Senators Borah and Johnson merce bureau and says he will reon work councils in Chrysler plants of fought valiantly against adoption enter aviation. His conduct in the Detroit area. The resignations private when it came to the resolution but all said the great majority of our a vote only four others supported of tiie ureau has been subjected constituents are heartily in favor of them. Those were Austin, Bridges, to much criticism at times and a committee headed by Senator Copethe U. A. W. A. as the sole bargainGerry and Lodge. land of New York lias recom-mendeing agency to represent them." the reorganization of the strikers In the plant of is war on between Mayor '"pIlERE the Ennsteel Metallurgical corporaI Fiorella H. La Guardia of New bureau. Recently tiie bureau and of the air transport tion at North Chicago. III., who deYork and Reichsfuehrer Hitler of representatives have differed industry fied court eviction orders, were sharply over Germany. The mayor, addressing routed by a force of deputies and a gathering of Jewish women, pro- causes of tiie series of major air police armed with tear gas guns and posed that n Hall of Horrors" be crashes. Vidal's successor is Trot. Fred were arrested for contempt of court. erected for tiie citys 1939 world fair D. Fagg of Northwestern university Also taken into custody was the which would include a of figure law school. He became associated strike leader. Max Adelman, who that brown-shirtefanatic who is with aviation ttie war when had fled to Wisconsin. The strikers menacing the peace of tiie world." he served as during a second lieutenant and their friends insisted they would Hitler himself made no rotor, but with the ninety-seconaero squadprevent the reopening of the plant Ambassador Luther was directed to in ron France. After tiie war he corlines and the by strong picket protest to the State department. Ttie returned to Ihe United States and poration obtained an injunction Berlin press raged against La Guarspecialized in air law. His assistagainst such procedure. The sheriff dia, one of the mddest names apsaid he was prepared to deal with plied to him being "scoundrel super-Jew.- " ant in the bureau will be Maj. R. V. Schrooder. also of Chicago. ar.y act of violence. This is another C. 1. O. strike, and Governor Horner 'T'HE International League of Avi-of Illinois gained no glory in his A FTER a lively debate the bouse a.ors announced in Baris that efforts to settle it. of commons indorsed Great Howard Hughes, the wealthy AmerAmong the many strikes in the Britain's huge rearmament proican speed llier, and Miss Jean Detroit district was one of 150 emgram by a vote of 213 to 134. ForBatten of New Zealand had been of the ployees, mostly girls, largest eign Secretary Anthony Eden, who the Harmon trophies as awaried in Woolworth store Detroit They outlined tiie principles of the Britthe outstanding man and woman plumed to extend the strike to ail ish foreign policy, repudiated trie m aviation for 1938. Hughes' land other units of the company there, of universal military complane iccords ii. Bights across the meanwhile keeping the big store policy mitments for Europe as unworkUnited States won the honor for closed by the method. able" with Germany and other him. and M;ss Batten was rewarded powers absent from the League of f r tier solo flight spectacular men and economists Nations. BUSI aorois the smith Atlantic ocean. pa Lou se Thaden was voted the outstanding woman flier in America, News Review of Current H PICKARD p rtf' ru Events the World Over EDWARD and Persons in the Current News S'l'iici- - the OW m - 4 I r - j- ,.,. - - k- i i o''c -, yd -- ' yi 111 J rv k 1 1 ? f of Spj? 1 1 Could you n.-- for more Springlike wreath" a bit of embroijprv thap mgly lovely, and alwsv ft1 4 do! -P- attern 5570, which.: an old or new bedspread beauty treatment. gayly colored floss TSLJt K Touch Upon Your " f' V ' r dr A. 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