Show THE SALT LAKi TRIBUNE '“FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST I Child Actor’s 'Salary Tiff Goes to Court - - (UP)— studios late Thursday obtained a temporary In- Junction jn euperior court restraining Freddie Bartholomew star from accepting a contractfrom any other studio — Thethjunction named his aunt and personal guardian Myllicent Bartholomew Wd the 'guardian of his estate the Union Bank and Trust company as defendants Miss Bartholomew who has been seeking a new contract increasing the boy’s salary from $1100 to $2500 a week was aocused of keeping him from performing in pictures at and of threatening to place him under contract to a rival studio Retirement Threatened Unwilling to accept the studio’s recent offer 'of $2000 a week Miss Bartholomew has threatened to retire Freddie from the screen and return with him to London so “he can grow up like a normal little boy” She Said his present contract which still has three years to run does not permit him to save toward his future after deductions are made for income tax lawyer fees and charges fixed- in a court agreement - a year ago The restraining order was granted by Judge Emmett H Wilson requiring the court presence of Miss Bartholomew and bank representatives at 10 a m on August 13 Show Cause At that time they will be required to show cause why the order should not be continued until the contract dispute is settled The studio in its complaint set forth that it had contracted for Freddie’s services at $350 a week but voluntarily boosted his salary to $1100 after he was boomed to stardom in “David Copperfield” His aunt the complaint set forth receives $100 of this salary Sh$ was charged with having refused to “cause or permit Freddie Bartholomew to perform or render his exclusive or any services as a motion picture actor in motion pic- -' tures to-bproduced by the plaine Stopped Salary The studio- revealed it stopped payment of Salary on July 15 because of the boy’s “nonperformance - I their pictures” Under the contact he is to receive $1100 a week fdr 40 weeks a year The complaint alleged that unless restrained the screen's “Little Lord Fauntleroy” would transplant his talents to “various persons firms and corporations other than the plaintiff” These talelits were praised at “special unique extraordinary and artistic in character” in I WatcH Perseids on Nights of August II Follows Prison Death r are Parent Races To Cltim - Missing Girl for Freddie Bartholomew tract fight taken to court Melodies Woo Electors in Mayoral Race e Musical Candidate In Ohio Replaces Rallies With Arias RAVENNA Ohio Aug 5 (UP)— Jerry Miko tucked his violin under his chin Thursday night drew a bow gently across the strings and explained how he came to be fiddling around in politics Miko a music teacher is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor of this little battle city of 8000 It’s a three-wa- y involving Miko and two campaigners of tpe old school— Clarence O Green and Merle Patch Issues arguments and handshaking are for Green and Patch Miko woos the populace with melody in house-to-houcampaign with a ioorstep serenade at every stop Miko trudges along the streets carrying a violin said to have been made in the sixteenth century by Gasparafle Salo of Brescia "I walk up to a door” he said “I introduce myself to the lady of the house ‘“How do you do?’ I say ‘I’m running for the Democratic nomination for mayor May I play you a little musio to raise your spirits?’ ‘Then if the housewife looks as if she might be of Italian descent I play an Italian air If she has a Hungarian name I swing into a czardas If she has Polish ancestry I play a polka “For the young American type I play jazzy fox trots “Most people like music you knew and they'll listen to itie play when- they’d slam the door in my face if I started to talk about municipal expenditures” se Warden and Guard In Georgia Face Charge After Probe 12 PHILADELPHIA Aug 5 (AP) — A million volunteer watchers wanted to count the Perseid meteors which will make their anthe nigh a of August 11 and 12 nual appearance r Story on Utah Guard Page 34 t The call for them was issued on Thursday by Professor Charles P SAN LUIS OBISPO Cal Aug 6 Olivier University of Pennsylvania iff)—A four-da- y battle problem astronomer'"For-- several summers which will Initiate the combat phase spectators have been counting these meteors giving the number seen of the most spectacular U S army hourly to the American Meteor somaneuvers the west haa ever seen ciety through Professor Olivier was outlined Thursday The counts enable astronomers to The maneuvers envisage defense geti a better idea of the lature and habits of meteors which are bits of of the Pacific coast and include four dust or chunks of stone or iron concentrations involving 56000 men Wire to Father in constantly flying free in space from 16 western states First of Rise in Northeast these concentrations is under way Mississippi Ends now in this area with a force of The Perseids are named for the 12000— and “fighting!’- - starts MonHunt Perseus from which constellation Daughter With an attack at dawn' day they appear to come This constelSituation Given lation rises in the northeast The BROQKHAVEN Miss Aug 5 UP) meteors be' seen in all parts The campaign situatletkjs thl — Sam Serio Brookhaven fruit mer of the maybut the best place to sky An enemy called “Blue” supposedraced toward California look is northeast early at night and ly had landed at Monterey bay The chant theoretical main body is moving Thursday night to claim his "baby” overhead from midnight on These meteors have never failed Rosalie Serio toward San Francisco But a large daughter to appear each midsummer since unit of the invaders — composed of missing for a week they were first reported 1106 years 3900 army regulars commanded by The girl walked into a police sta- ago in 830 A D Brigadidr General Walter C- - Swee“While the actual maximum ocney— is moving southward from tion at San Luis Objspo Cal Thurs- curs on the of August 11 and Monterey under orders to drive day1 and asked the sergeant to wire 12” ProfessornightOlivier said “aa a into southern California father that she wanted to come rule on both the her night before and This force includes Infantry cav- home the night after as many as 50 mealry field and coast artillery and search teors per hour are often seen wheh Thus ended a week-lon- g an air unit the observer is ayay from artificial The problem as revealed Thurs- for The missing girl lights and in a good place for obday envisages the railroad and main Local officers department of jus- servation coast highway between Santa Ma- tice agents and police in a number rgarita and San Luis Obispo as de- of cities had joined in the hunt for Welcome Reports stroyed the schoolgirl whose father said she ’The American Meteor society To defend southern California the “alwaye wanted to go to Hollywood whose headquarters is at the Flower “Brown” army is moving up to and be (an actress" observatory Upper Darby Pa will hold the Blue army north of a botWithout other clues officers had welcome reports of all kinds made tleneck on the coast above San investigated the theory that the girl by persons during the several Luis Obispo was kidnaped by a negro who had before and after the maximum days as worked for her father and who well as on the night of maximum National Guard the same night the girl-lef- itself The1 Brown army! under Major her home “Untrained observers can do best comIs P General Walter Officers were still hunting the by counting every meteor seen per of "of renational guard troops when “Sam Serio posed hour and continuing-sucnegro Thursday counts for California Utah and Nevada ceived a wire from California not- several hours Careful hourly epunts are Seven thousand Brown troops ifying him that his daughter was of meteors permit us to derive the concentrated here and a Utah force being held in a detention home there density qf the stream and are very is camping Thursday night in the pending instructions from him valuable Palmdale region on a motorized march to San Luis Obispo The maneuvers represent the first mobilization of what is known as the United States “fourth army" from the 16 western states It has a wartime strength of 514 0d0 men NEW YORK Aug 5 W) — Wilber The 56000 called to the field during Bronx janitor Rothar first-lin- e of force the form August indicted Thursday on charges was reserves army regulars organized of attempted extortion and grand and the national guard connection with an atThe concentration of 12000 in lardenytoiphoax George Palmer Putthis area extends to August 15 Other tempt of the missing flier concentrations start August 8 at nam husband Amelia Earhart Putnam Camp Ripley Minn August 15 at The grand jury heard only two IT Kan Fort Riley and August One was Putnam The witnesses Lewis Wash at Fort other was Thomas J Donegan an the bureau of investigation agent offederal of the department of jusHurt Gary Cooper i tice who posed as a friend in office when Rothar is alleged )Hollywood Aug 8 upstar to have attempted to obtain money Gary Cooper gangling Thursday night was confined to bis from him Wednesday Officials said that Rothar tried home after receiving emergency treatment fob an injury his studio to collect $2000 by claiming that said may seriously endanger his eye- he and friends were holding the flier on a boat sight ’ 25 Murder Goimt Professor of AstTonomy ai University of Pennsylvania Calls on Public to 56000 Participating In Spectacular Troop Maneuvers 1837 Wanted: Million Volunteers To Count Meteors ‘Battle’ Plans Drawn on Pacific Coast 'Wn S tiff” I i ‘David Copperfield’ Of Screen Faces Injunction Action LOS ANGELES Aug i Fights Studio 6 Problems of the Georgia penal system mpunted Thursday with a legislative investigation of the recent death of two convicts and a dozen fresh escapes on the record Sheriff M L Davis announced the- filing of murder warrants against Warden R L Killian and Guard 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