Show w mm&MiskLl f & SATURDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 26 mt L&MfeSe SSSs&Jfc OCTOBER 20 1934 REICH CHURCH N Y Concern Advertises Whispering Operation Helps DUMPING LAID’ Hiking Heiress And Mate Sued Drive With Trained Propagandists Gunshot Victim LOOMS FIGHT TO INSULL IN -- For $130348 JACKSON Oct 1$ Wyo Tribune Service to spread Silt Laka propaganda an operation to relieve his NEW YORK Oct 19— said anywhere in the country and in an dition attending physicians STOCK DEALING SACRAMENTO Cal Oct to Glenn Carson of SL Anthony Idaho whispering campaigna may elaborate contract form Repudiation of Mueller W-A- fter Trtbune-Chicae- o h con- d A he certainty of real mlue at a fair price far outweighs the 'bargain’ which generally turns out to be costly at any price” 19 agree! Gates McCafferty hitchwas an improved condition today be purchased in the open market at place on trains street can or and in hiking daughter of Dr Thomas S mep Be to probably would recover from a Signed Expected $15 per man according to informa- steamboats in office or Gates wealthy president of the Unidepartment gunshot wound in the abdomen reAt least store tion disclosed here today versity of Pennsylvania and her meby Antinazis building elevators subway ele- ceived September 23 ‘Preferred List’ Took Big chanic one firm operating on a nation-widhusband Dan McCafferty Ray LeGrande a transient of r to buses New vated or were named defendants in a $130348 W Va atill is in BERLIN Oct 19 (fl- -A “declare haste with headquarteri incustomProfits Declares attend theaters baseball games fairs connection with the held in jail York City tells prospective damage suit filed in superior court shooting which of tion repudiatflatly independence” ers that its “trained propagandists" or other event and placet of public occurred whan LeGrande $ here today Prosecutor deputized The suit is the result of an automo- ing Reichsbiehop Ludwig Mueller and are equal to any task that requirea assemblage the Jackson night marshal sought The firm has served tome of by bile crash pear Dixoh September 23 all his works will be signed tomor- the altering of opinion by to quiet a disturbance in a beer in which cars driven by McCafferty row by 180 opposition America's greatest corporations in churchmen campaigning CHICAGO Oct 19 W— How and Fred Johnson of Sacramento col- from all part of the reich gathered The firm which merchandises labor disputes by breaking strikes parlor LeGrande said he fired once when with "big lided headon "preferred lut" glinting here it was learned tonight propaganda is W Howard Downey through whispering campaigns is its a group of Idaho young men cam at names" took $2 299 000 in profits from Ellen Johnson 7 died a few hours Action of the laymen and clergy- and associates with offices In Times claim It method of procedure dif- him and refused to heed his one of Samuel Inaull’a companies after the crash while another daugh- men assembled for the second na- Square It has branch office in Chi- fer according to the work in hand from Carson’s body was which later failed was described in ter Marjorie 9 and Mr and Mrs tional convention of the It asks but it operates In general by having mand ago cago Atlanta and Toronto to halt A bullet removed Johnson were seriously Injured Mrs the Insull mail fraud trial today operatives appear as salesmen in of the same caliber as the pistol Leeynod founded last May patronage on its boast of being able its canvass selling some Grande had Participants in a syndicate organ- McCafferty and her husband still are will bring out into the open the split on short notice to supply operatives a ized in September 1029 made that in Sutter hospital here recovering between the German National Protsimple household appliance and by senti- having them join labor organizations strike much Assistant United States Attor- from injuries they received Now I can’t earn a dollar a estant church headed by Mueller concerned over in dispute It day” ment among nazis themselves is tak- leading workers Johnson seeks $50000 for Injuries and its opposition ney General Leslie E Salter said by Se- to indiwas man $18 and to aituation the the dethe stock up that per seriously charges day ing were per suit she Corporation still selling The operatives working In units of Marjorie alleging The delegatee tonight curities company of Chicago in Janu- has lost her hearing permanently He liberating as to the wording of their cated by the report that Reichsfueh-re- r according to expenses incurred two also join unions on occasion and cabi25 asks $20000 for injuries suffered An a houseon Hess Rudolf of a Hitler between 1930 Adolf at it operator calling but Mueller profit resolution ary by assailing spread the gospel of discontent via and 26 per cent on their subscrip- his wife $35348 for his own injuries was learned they would affirm sol- net minister and other officials will wife in some district where a strike the conversational route A strike and $25000 for the death of his daugh- emnly they alone constitute tne true confer tomorrow on the party’s po- is in progress makes a feeble at- in a large plant in a Connecticut city tions resition tempt to sell his wares Being branded the operation ter Salter German Evangelical church recently was averted by these methi The confessional synod will notify Statistics assembled at opposition fused he sighs shskei his head in ods the firm's officers boast offering “dumping ” This development ip At the time of the crash McCaf-fertblame and remarks “I hundreds don't told officers Johnson was on the all Protestant churches in the reich headquarters showed that despair tli case followed evidence yesterday documentary proof that the Corporation Securities com- wrong aide of the road but the suit as soon as their act of independence of pastors had been subjected to pen- you for not buying It's - not your no Octoto is fault the have of For stealing 65 cents from the yofe It was alties money about it that the lor their $40000000 opposition up pany shouldered McCafferty who is accomplished and will inform alleges the union leaders Look at Destitute and Homeless Help society what it cost Insull to “ransom" se- was at fault government intimating that they will ber 18 Penalties ranged from repri- fault of cases to suspensions me I’m a union man and used to Alfred Richardson ia serving three curities which Cyrus Eaton Clevepay no more church taxes in the mands In 307 land capitalist has acquired in a Machado Assassination England numbering 184 and other punitive make big money but I listened to months In the Kingston future those union leaders and went out on Jail That the nazl government already measures including fines fight to seize control from the Chie Fair-moun- t cross-countr- v word-of-mout- h corn-wee- k house-to-hous- e cagoan Attempt Believed Foiled 204 Members Th “Middle West Common and Preferred syndicate” had some 200 members according to P J Fallon formerly an officer of Insull Son Sc Co which was the syndicate manager They made total subscriptions of $147000000 he said but statements he identified showed that they had been aked to put up only 6 per cent The list of of their subscriptions members was not ready for the Jury Defense Attorney Floyd E Thompson had demanded that the full list be red and in Thompson secured testimony identifying seven firms and individuals on it Subscriptions Listed Thev and their subscriptions were “H L Dougherty Sc Co $1000000 A G Becker & Co $2000000 Lehman Brothers $1000000 Owen D Fal-rk- g Young The $500000 Credit Suisse Zurich $10000000 Baring Brothers St Co Ltd London $5000000 N M Rothschild Sc Sons Ltd London Also on the list as it was first made public in an Insull hearing in 1932 were Gerard Swope Eugene M Stevens Clement Studebaker Jr Edward F Swift and Joseph Tumulty EnPresident Wilson’s secretary glish firms and men not mentioned todav included Borman Grenfell Sc Co Erlanders Ltd and Reginald McKenna chairman of the Midland bank Dominican SANTO DOMINGO Republic Oct 19 (A1)— Authorities said today they believed they had blocked an attempt to assassinate former President Gerardo Machado of Cuba here in exile through the barring yesterday of eight supposed Univeraity of Havana students who attempted tj land in the Dominican Republic at Puerto Plata The students who were not identified arrived at Puerto Plata on the S S Cuba Authorities did not permit them to disembark ness Then Salter read minutes in which Insull arranged for the syndii cate $18896831 in stock to Instill Utility Investments Inc which in turn sold half of it to the New Corporation Securities cipany of Chicago “They had to have a dumping ground” Salter commented Fallon identified checks among them checks to Insull and his son also a defendant as given to pay back the subscribers' contribution "plus 28 per cent compensation” The balance sheet he identified showed that sale at $18572000 would furnish a profit of 25 93 per cent New issue of stock in the Middle West Utilities company totaling were being put out ip exchange for old stocks and the purpose of the syndicate according to the agreement put into evidence was to support the new stock at $200 a share for common and $10 a share for preferred Defense Attorney Frederic Burnham called this an ordinary instance of underwriting M GOOD EATING & AT "fi far Amboyna with a CARGO of HUMDINGERS 0 Collections Leant Th syndicate collected $8820000 from its members and borrowed another $8900000 from banks according to statements identified by the wlt- - 4 Back from Round and round the world go our own appointed apice buyers They stop at nothing till they find what’a good and fine in iplces for Heinz sauces t Clovea for example Most cloves come from Zanzibar and Pemba off the coast of Africa Very good too ’ But not good enough for Heinz fine sauces We searched the globe until we found Amboyna sunny little island in the Dutch East Indies Here grow cloves that are the finest in the world Delicate and subtle is their flavor they have precisel y what it takes to make a sauce sublime And of course they cost us much more But that is how we do about spices Nutmeg allspice cinnamon — each must be the best no matter where we have to go no matter what we have to pay 3i MODEST PillCES So from our simmering condiment kettles come keen and lively saqcea to make your best taste a little better Still NOW YOU TAKE HEINZ KETCHUP— (Take it amply take it often!) In it vying for your favor are these vivacious spice and pedigreed Heinz d and luscious It is a dandy tomatoes sauce for steaks chops and hash and its flavor has made it the largest selling ketchup in the world we think HEINZ BEEFSTEAK SAUCE — Misnamed roast with sometimes because it goes equally great I men with beef and with ham Also goes great HEINZ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE— Made to an Eng lish recipe Adds zest to fish and meats Excellent home-cookin- g Ask for these at your grocer's this week Heinz-importe- d fresh-picke- HEINZ BREAKFAST WHEAT you a good soup cook? Do you fully appreciate that getting a meal off to a good start means getting a meal across? Are you reverently mindful that making good soup d is a waiting watching business a to wise of the Are you patience? whys game and wherefores of freshest vegetables- right meat cuts for stock rich sweet cream for cream soups and carefully proportioned seasonings? Then you speak our language We would like to be your friend You know what we is no fiddling trivknow that iality but a most exacting task We make 18 soups We choose our ingredients with wary care and we simmer slowly Yes we seal them according to home-recipin tins but you can see theyare hardly what iRE A stout and heartening cereal for first cool days A hot dish with a smoother fuller more delightful flavor It provides “quick energy" because it’s fine ground and easily digestible And it has a special extra some iing that’s mildly gently regulative Serve it tomorrow as a surprise treat Hear the cheers HEINZ slow-playe- - FIG PUDDING dessert for the meal that needs someextra thing grand by way of a finish A fine light spongy pudding Heat it open it and serve it— A ready broth-brewi- that’s all ! HEINZ FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLES glistening discs of cucumber qooked to tenderness in a mild vinegar These are the pickles everybody has loved since the days when grandmother used to make them at home Cool HEINZ 9 ' I : COOKED SPAGHETTI This is our pinch-hittin- g n hurry-u- p for that frantic moment when you get home with only 20 minutes to prepare dinner Delicately cooked strands of fine spaghetti immersed in a rich delicious sauce — Italian style Keep it on hand! meal-in-a-ti- too in gravies FAMOUS don't find Heinz soup the best you ever tasted return the label to your Grocer and he will refund the purchase price ng SAUCES is paved with yellow t labels from the tins in which we have recaptured for him ’ d treat the his of boyhood days — Boston baked beans These are the real "thing Baked and sauced the way men and boys have loved them since Pilgrim days Baked through and through cooked with a mellow sweet molasses sauce and adorned with a melting morsel of luscious sweet pork Munchy memorable man oh man! So look for the yellow label at your Grocer’s too well-love- es INI Josephine Gibson broadcasts new recipes and idea Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings She will be assisted by Milton Lomask concert master of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra violinist and Lois Miller organists Sea radio page for station and time LISTEN AND I If you If you have shunned canned soups we understand But we believe ours are like yours for like you we use sound home-recipAnd because we make each one in the season when its ingredients are at their prime and because 18 mnu YOUR GROCER es you’d call "canned soups” We make these soups to save you the trouble To that end we go right through with it finish each soup even taste it to be sure it’s right and give it to you all ready to heat and serve (You need not bother to blend in a thing!) Four kinds each aged like old wine in wood for many months to render it clear of color pungent of aroma tangy of taste so that it may glorify your glorious salads r first-han- es HElfJZ VINEGARS 4 d we go round the world to gather the finest most enticing spices we believe that our soups have a certain extra deliciousness That is why when we ask you good soup cooks to try Heinz soups we make this plain simSo please with only home-recipple guarantee in mind will you try them? Today? Onion Soap Gumbo Crsola Clam Chowdar Scotch Broth Mock Turtla EINZ Conaocnmi j a home-recip- e VARIETIES Noodla Vaga table Baan Soap Buf Broth Pepper Pot Craam of Spinach V' Cram of Oyataf Craam of Asparagus Craam of Graan Pea Craam of Calary Craam of Tomato Craam of Mushroom - uum 2 ' t) fji I ' 0VEN BAKED BOSTON BBURJS SITU tW 4 !- - |