| Show 4 The n wwiy $' (? y 'S Salt Lake Tribune Saturday May 23 1939 Labor News Roundup Tempers Mare Over Hospital Strike NEW YORK May 22 (UPI) another Judge last week ' to halt a strike of unskilled workposing sides Friday as action ers against the hospital The was deferred in State Supreme union has so'Tfar ignored the 7 Court on a petition to jail of- injunction ficials of a union on strike Becklnella told attorneys against six hospitals for both sides to submit briefs by Monday JUSTICE Charles J Beckl-nellreserved decision on the Leon J Davis president of plea of Brooklyn Jewish Hos1199 and Milton F NewLoad Local pital that officers of 1199 of the Retail Drug Em- man attorney for the hospital ployes Union be found guilty clashed agrily during a of contempt of court recess' The union was ordered by “What good would It do to send me to jail?” shouted Davis “As an American citizen you should know enough to NEW' YOpK May 22 (UPI) obey a court order" Newman — David J McDonald presi- shouted back “I don’t take dent of the United Steelwork- court orders lightly myself” ers of America charged Friday American industry “is ganging up to put steelworkers in — Tempers Hared between op- -- a ‘Ganging Up’ a nutcracker" letter McDonald in a AMblt house from being moved prevent Jacked-uShe claimed trespass movers paid her $225 Press Wlrssksto Mrs Katherine Webber arrow and attorney Mfeyer Lltenberg perch atop her garage to Thor Speeds Nurse’s Rooftop Vigil Balks On Test 44 House Flight Over Garage By Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL FLA May 22 — A powerful Thor intermediate range rocket blasted aloft Friday night on its 44th launching THE rocket which already is placed at opera-tiona- l sites in England By Associated Press LOS ANGELES May 22— A nurse sat on the top of her garage to prevent a house from being moved over it while negotiators proceeded to determine what she should be paid The attorney for the nurse Mrs Katherine Webber 33 a widow was called to the scene and said moving the house through the air over her garage in a narrow alley was trespass Finally Mrs Webber agreed to payment of $225 and allowed the house to be moved 20 feet In the air over the garage and to the rear of a neighbor’s property climbed atop a roaring tail of flame at 9:40 pm EST It was Reamed the Douglas missile was aimed at an impact area some 1500 miles down the Atlantic on another test of reliability and accuracy On its last mission the Chicago Daily News Service Thor carried a tiny camera CHICAGO May 22 — A panel in its nose to record the misof physicians speaking to the sile’s flight at speeds close to Illinois State Medical Society 10000 mph meeting here listed these There was no camera threats” to the profession of aboard Friday night medicine: that to Meet Marshall Small From Station KLUB Here Saturday from 1:00 to 2:30 pm to photograph "Juniors" for the contest HE ACCUSED the National Association of Manufacturers the Institute of Life Insurance and business leaders of hopping on “the ‘stop steelworkers’ bandwagon” Come see photos of last Saturday's winners Contest and modeling Saturday 12 noon-- 3 pm ZCMI SPORTSWEAR— Second Floor Phone Union Leader Says Outlook Bleak DENVER May 22 (A)—The chief negotiator for the Communications Workers of America (CWA) said Friday the outlook is bleak for settlement of contract differences with the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co t MST&T’s I j permanently pleated e sun suit - 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