Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 1935 RIOT OF Fastest Planes Settlers Send In Britain Fly Before Rulers Mail Praising ?Tieup Arouses H Fears of New Marine Strike Einbargo Enforced r England July 6 (AT —The finest fastest ships of the royal air force roared past King George and Queen Mary on the d anniversary of their marriage today in the first royal review of the newest branch of the armed forces hour’s ground Inspection After of 350 planes of 38 squadrons drawn up at Mlldenhall airdrome the king motored the 35 miles to Duxford to join ths queen and 200000 other Britonain watching 200 planes roar by m formation The king for the first time wore the blue uniform of the royal air force His two sons the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York were similarly attired With them he drove up and down the long lines of planes at Mildenhall stopping several times to chat with officers Afterward ths monarch complimented at great length Sir Robert Brooks Popham chief of the air DUXFORD on forty-secon- One Ship Four Released By JJnlted Pres SAN FRANCISCO July 6 of Impending industrial ‘trouble mounted tonight as new ‘disturbances were added to the al- teady crucial San Francisco water-fro- situation threatening a nt re- summer’s general ma- fine strike which choked the nation's gateway to the Orient for tnonths The new complication arose when pickets threw lines around four Me-Cormlck Steamship company docks tying up five vessels when the 7 Tension eased however tickets withdrew and union long' shoremen returned to work aboard four of the ships but continued to enforce an embargo against the freighter Charles W Wheeler berthed at pier 85 turn to last -- ' - Hold Conference The men resumed work follow-'fn- g a conference cf employers long' rshore leaders and representatives -of the Masters’ Mates’ and Pilots’ union The conference discussed the Issue in dispute— charges of Cap-tai- n Oscar Salo master of the freighter that he had been displaced becalise of his participation In yesterday's “bloody Thursday" In which 000 union’workers parade ! commemorated the death of two longshoremen in strike riots last pear Union bargemen and operators of oats to California’s Inland valley giver ports 'meantime reached an absolute deadlock in efforts to set--tia walkout of TOO union barge men The dispute affected 19 river lines 4000 workers Endued up 2000 'tons of commerce transported each day to and from California’s two great central ' valleys aboard San 'Joaquin ' and Sacramento river ' " e ' 'steamers ‘ Ship in Drydock McCormick The lines tleup fol-- i ” lowed replacement of Captain Salo a senior ’by Captain Peter-Lun'Skipper whose coastwise freighter Silverado was placed in drydock dor repairs Lund in accordance with com rpany policy “bumped’’ Salo as mas-- ter of the Charles L Wheeler pend Jng return of the Silverado to eery V‘ flee according to the Waterfront v Employers' association’ t Salo Immediately voiced a pro-Jte- st refuting to relinquish his post Jto Lund on grounds of disorlmlna - Mon Hs charged he was being displaced because he had marched in ihe parade Employers opposed the demonstration ’ Picket lines Immediately appeared t at McCormick plera Nos 65 40 and S5 The Wheeler was moored at ths Tatter dock Fourteen gangs of long- shoremen refused to pass ths picket tines effecting a longshore embar ' go on tho Wheeler and three vessels at pier 40 Four gangs worked of a ship at pier $8 for an r jwgo hour and a half omployors re ported but quit when tho controversy became known ' L J Deny Charge e i Employers denied Salo’y discrimination allegations saying they did hot know he had Marched in the parade until he issued his protest The change was merely a long Handing company policy they said Both Lund and Salo are mem-- ’ the Masters’ Mates and Pi- fJots’rs ofunion Offlclala of tha union scheduled a conference with ship pers in an effort to settle the V t d ! u - die-pu- ts - 4 The McCormick lines boycott lent further complications to ths harassed waterfront already beset with Innumerable conflicts -- Omaha Council Bluffs I Tram Strike ‘Still On’ " OMAHA Neb July 6 UP)— The Omaha and Council Bluffs street strike was voted “still on" late goday by striking organised employee Tha vote followed the close n arbitration board hearing to--0 y t which John J Ledwtth neu Iral chairman ruled that only ques-- 5 Ilona in which both aides agreed to arbitrate would be considered Trammen officials announced the vote was 239 to 4 for continuing the trike - The ballot was taken after representatives of ths strikers ex- plained the company's latest pro-- L posaJi to reemploy all strikers to guarantee them six months! pay and to leave ths final settlement of fonlorlty up to the federal court H N Nelsen president of the lo eal carmen’s union said a state-nprobably would be Issued tomorrow on whether Ernest Bower- man would be withdrawn as the la- bor representative' an th three-pla-n arbitration board nt -- f Girl Seeking Lollypop i Ties Up Coast Traffic L03 a : S t ANGELES July I IP) — A girl who etarted out with penny to buy thL lollypop ehe reamed about tov1 traffic all snarled up In a business district intersection today ’ The cause of the confusion was Joyce Noonan who still was in her tiny nightgown when' rescued by I) cruising police car She told the officers about het dream but they decided she better go home- - and that’s where they took her v r Ai jift Lti Couple Spot Stolen Robe Thief Held Alaska Homes OAKLAND Cal July 6 UP) and Mrs C M Keyes sat on the grass at Lakeside park here the night of July 4 to watch the fireworks They weren’t seated on an automobile robe because the burglar who entered their home last January 12 stole it as well as a radio some silverware and jewelry Suddenly Mrs Keyes nudged her husband “Look” she whispered nodding toward a neighboring couple seated upon an auto robe “isn't that our robe? See the cigaret burn in the corner?" Dr Keyes took one look and agreed When the couple left he followed them and jotted down the license number of their machine Then he noti—Dr Cutter Sails With Party to Survey Health Conditions By Associated Press WASHINGTON July The lief administration today made lic letters from families in the 6-- re- pub- valley Alaska settlement which It claimed “refute charges of widespread dissatisfaction and stories of hardships in the colony” Lawrence Westbrook assistant relief administrator said “the letters Hundred Seek Release From Isle Hospital Expected to Veto Bill Granting Freedom Governor By E E BOMAR Associated Press Foreign Staff MANILA July 6— Visions of freedom conjured up by thousands of lepers causing about 100 of them to stage a near riot in San L&zaro hospital here were dimmed tonight by predictions that Governor General Frank Murphy would veto a bill relaxing restrictions against some victims of the disease The insular legislature passe bill yesterday which would per the release from isolation of some of the 9000 lepers now confined In speak for ’themselves” fied the police Complaint from the colonists Today Carl Peterson 36 about delay In constructing cabins arrested at his home and conforce and high prices charged by the fessed the theft The aerial parade at Duxford was commissary brought a demand by nearly ten miles long the senate for information from the the Philippine islands FERA That agency after makDemand Release shooa sent “troibl a report ing ter” Eugene Carr to the settlement When the leper in San Lazaro to take charge hospital awaiting transfer to the colony on Culion island 150 miles Name Familiee southwest of here learned of the Officials said the letters were action they demanded immediate from families of Elnar Huseby and release Frank Ring both formerly of MaPolice were called and order was rinette counfy Wisconsin restored only after health authoriThese were said to have written ties had convinced them the bill back home that: The land is good Fault had not yet become law Find9 it is God’s country there is no sick- Financier The legislative measure would ness except measles and mumps the release of lepers ‘ who With Administration permit homes are "better than anything I have been bacteriologically negaever dreamed of” Practices tive for four weeks It also would The two families were said to allow home treatment for sufferers are agree that "some people financially able to take car of never satisfied no matter how good By Associated Press themselves that’s the they are treated CHICAGO July 6 — Silas H In past years the legislature unkind who ars kicking hers" Strawn noted lawyer and financier der pressure of constituents believsystem unSEATTLE July 6 CP)— Even Its said in an interview today that ex- ing the present control had strict approved necessarily called for he what two-be- d governmensickbay turned into a guest cept bills but always they have cabin the coast guard cutter Sho- tal “experiments” the nation now similar the governora genshone of Oakland Cal sailed for would be well into the recovery he been vetoed by Seward Alaska at 2 p m today forecast in 1929 when he predicted eral Veto Expected with a federal emergency relief ad- the depression wOUld last five years As the bill is opposed by health ministration mission which has been Strawn was one of the few busiInstructed to put the Matanuska ness observers then who realized at authorities as well as by some of once the national business and in- Murphy’s advisers it was predicted farm colony in running order measure as did Heading the party was S R Ful- dustrial slump had moved in for a he would veto the bis predecessors ler Jr New York City rayon manu- long engagement Dr Jacobo Fajardo insular difacturer accompanied by his wife Incurs Criticism Mr and Mrs Fuller canceled a EuA past president of the United rector of health aaid the bill would a scientific ropean trip to make the Matanuska States chamber of commerce he in- give the Philippines voyage Fuller was a wartime naval curred strong criticism when he said black eye” Dr George C Dunham public soon after the market break of Occommander adviser to Murphy said the health 1929 “economtober that universal Others Present number ot leper was increasing made ic a lengthy maladjustments" Parinclude Others Captain C E annually and that the Culion colsons U S N supply corps of Mare economic recession inevitable' He ony largest leper concentration in five years as the minimum corIsland navy yard Lieutenant Colo- set the world now contained about nel L P Hunt U S M C Com- rective period required am convinced” he said today 5000 afflicted persons “I mander R G Davis D S N nod- "that if we had -- 501 Added Yearly carried on In a way ical corps Lieutenant H V Martin has been which consistent An average of about 500 new sufalways U S N- Dr J R Murdock U S with our history and had applied ferers are segregated annually A publio health service Daniel Mcpersistently and courage- smaller number are paroled as negGrath U S department of justice ourselves d the pato working out of the depres- ative but about ously special assistant attorney general sion we would now be well on the rolees suffer relapses and are rewho just returned from a governconfined ment mission ’ to Panama Canal way to a normal condition The Culion colony is “In my judgment the greatest deZone H B Homman sanitary enwith an electiva council poG’ Men Getting Ready to gineer U S public health service terrent to a return to normalcy has lice and fire departments and farmA M Goodman agricultural engi- been the fear and apprehension reupon the continuous experi- ing and fishing for industry There Give Claeses July 29 neer Davis Williams supervising sultant ments in agriculture industry and are a half dozen smaller colonies in H W Scott secretary finance which architect and have been Imposed the Philippines to Police Sheriffs to the mission ’It is often a problem” said Dr upon our people by the present adMay Seek Record Dunham “to get rid of patients at ministration D C July- I The Shoshone may take the outWASHINGTON “A pulmotor is very effective in Culion when they are pronounced (UP)— The new deal often criti- side and rougher passage and at- rescuing a drowning person but negative meaning they are incapable of spreading the disease to chilcised for the large number of pro- tempt to set a speed record to Se- such relief is ephemeral and cannot said as the Shoshone's be used to make that person strong dren was ward it fessors who have flocked to Us 80 Refuse Discharge Commander G T Fin- and healthful" standard was getUng ready tonight skipper"orders “At present 80 are awaiting disfor singling out the Strawn said he could not under gave to ecetve a new Find of pedagog— lay take under present conditions to charge but do not want to leave” lines and making ready for sea teachers in the federal “crime The Shoshone Is not fitted for ac- predict when “true normalcy” Dr Dunham wrote Nolasco that school” was “no scientific data availso large a party of would be reached there commodating 'The school will seek to train which would justify the conCites Decisions and able subordinate officers guests gave county sheriffs and big city police' De scored President Roosevelt by clusion that leprosy ever is cured Men in the effective technique up their cabins treatment” which has made the "G” men a The steamship Alaska sailed at 9 inference saying: “I hope that the byHe said treatment retarded the a ra with supplies machinery and recent decisions of the supreme Mexican Advocates scourge to criminals from New York render the pato San Francisco It will open July expert workmen to help the set- court will convince the congress if disease and helped not our president of the futility of tient negative He said leprologista tlers 29 New Monroe Doctrine “We'll stay until we get things further experiments which are not agreed the disease was infectious Hoover Will Be Dean inconsistent with the princl and that the infection occurred Director J Edgar Hoover of the In order” taid Captain Parsons only laid down by the founders of mostly during childhood pies bureau of investigation will be dean Those are our Instructions “And there will be plenty of our government and expressed in MEXICO CITY July I (ffi-J- ose of the school which will be operGREENWOOD S C July I ff Commander Davie “We the constitution but are contrary NEWTON Mass July 6 Iff)— ated as a part of the already estab work" said Angel Cenlceros acting secretary —Colonel medical men must make a complete to the judgment of experienced Junior Chamber Plans Roy Hensel of Los An- An official Newton lished national center for totraining of foreign relations In a speech topolice report federal agents Other members of health eurvey of the entire valley business men and sound econogeles auto exhibition driver was mists" day urged that the Monroe Doc- liberated hero night placed Governor James M the “faculty" are to assemble with- Including the mosquitoes" Inan after today Headquarters in Iowa Curley in his automobile at the in the next few days trine be “adapted to modern coninto the death of J S Witt time a state trooper riding as esquest For the beginftlng at any rate ditions" who was struck by Hansel's ma- cort was thrown from his motor- the DES MOINES Iowa July 6 Iff)— training will be offered only to Cenlceros told the committee of and here critically injured chine yesterday during a speed and cycle the cream of local police forces national headquarters of Temporary 4 cultural relations of Latin America July Officers who possess broad and demonstration the United States Junior Chamber Curley) In several itatements since that It is necessary to rscondls the braking qualifications and expeof Commerce are to be established Witt 64 died early today the accident has maintained he left general Monroe Doctrine “with Latin Amerrience In police work will be Inhere Monday Allen Whitfield newWltneaeea at the Inquest testi- hie official car several miles from vited to attend classes ican doctrines that havs been formly elected national president said towill fied Heneel had warned persona to the scene and was proceeding home Instruction continue for a day ulated with a defensive character" stand well back from tho street on in another car by a different route in addition to stud when Trooper Joseph N Noone was lee underperiod nents of both administration bills Sherman C Humaaon the organthus bringing about a closer politi- which ho gave hla exhibition July I the bureau of WASHINGTON of experts ization’s executive secretary is to of wire tapping crackled came predictions of victory Rep- move from Los Angeles cal unification Witt) they bald was on the side- hurt investlgatiton university author! to take official The to submitted resentative Maverick (D Texas) report Tho speaker presented the views walk near the curb when he waa ties and outstanding police offi- more lightning today over the imof the national offices Whitcharge Michael Chief T of ths V T A bill would said the the Hughes pass cials of ths government of President La-sa- struck Ths machine proper did not pending utility bin lobby investiga- house in the form wanted by Pres- field declared Cardenas In respect to Inter- go over the curb Witnesses said Newton police by Patrolman RayWill Coves Six Helds “The national headquarters will W Taffe mond to marwho a tion ident Roosevelt with responded The training will cover six gennational relations On of tho 10 either the rear bumper or tho ten-dbe permanently established during a was the first eral fields radio alarm and Wheeler Chairman (D Mont) gin he The that made "transforstruck testified he Hansel favored are: Witt These holding utility Scientific charge points the year probably in some city mation of tha conception of interna- was travellhg not ovr 2 miles an New ton officer on the scene said: and technical usages statistics company lobbyists "tapped tele- of the senate interstate commerce other than Des Moines” Whitfield Ths occupant? of the auto records and more committee five” or said “four tional law through elimination of hour when he suddenly turned the report writing fireli of members of con- votes had come to the support of said formulas and fictions which aro machine about In an effort to prove (the governor’s car) wsre Gover- arms training and first aid Inves- phone wires “Several cities are bidding for the M nor James General Wtl came senate which from bloc the Curley gress" Representative barely not overturn would traditional" it enforcement and regulapurely juridical and 11am Rose (adjutant general of the tigation the “death sen- permanent headquarters including tory preoedure teat and practical Rankin (D Miss) proponent of squeezed through SL Louis and Washington and a state) Mbjor Timllty (Joseph experience and administration and both the administration’s “death tence” utility bill definite decision will be reached by military aide to Curley) and organisation Rankin sought to bolster his the hoard of directors at its next Arthur T 'O’Leary (state police Officers will be allowed to attend sentence" for "unnecessary" holdof wire tapping by asserting meeting in September" bodyguard) all aides to the gover tfA school at no cost other than ing companies and the measure to charge mine to reporters that “they tapped nor" transportation and living expenses broaden the power of the Tennes- for several days” ’ “ Immediately kfter the ac- while here see “We could hear them on the line” Fire Destroys Mixed Valley authority cident Governor Curley and Major The “crime Shool’! has been the Floor fights la bothu the senate he said “but could not locate them Grain at Texas Mills Timllty were taken to the gover- ambition of the bureau of Investigahouse on the two measures will and the telephone company deMINOT N D July i (AV-Th- e President Theodore Rooeevelt who nor1 home by Archie Connolly No tion since the start of its expanded and next week A group of pro--T clared they did not know where 6 Sutherland road Brighton” FORT WORTH Texas July 6 and national drive to end the reign break thrilling days of tho covered wagon came west to hunt in 1883 and laterrs Curley waa not available V A representatives today went these connections were" —A fire this afternoon destroyed com- of for (ff was a and rancher at and racketeers cowboy While the house prepared for about 150000 bushels of mixed area of North Dakota when the vote strategy huddle to ment on thl officers’ report The Itgangsters grain is part of a broad program to Into a T V A map opening its lobby investigation by at Universal Mills in Riverside for the bilL chief executive was reported to be Improve crime western plains were conquered by Joining the celebration were a a fighting committee the rules throughout Monday senate were Los is estimated at between $250-00- 0 arrangements the daring pioneers were reenacted number of veteran Sioux Indians resting on Cape Cod Efforts to the country and end the huge toll In the to begin on Monday and end move was afoot in the senate to and $300000 here at the Northwest Golden Ju- who once threatened to halt the ad- reach him were not euccessfuL levied on citizens by organised ene- made of broaden the the proposed scope on Tuesday a showdown battle on Three firemen were overcome by bilee celebration which came to a vance of tho whito men across the In the meantime the condition of mies of society include to there lobbying heat and a fourth was injured In the holding company “death sen- inquiry Noone at the Newton hosconclusion tonight western' plains and now art rap- Trooper tence" legislation passed by the on all legislation utility' or other- a falL pital was reported as “fair" Tho part cowboy And ranchers idly diminishing In fores wise Mania Gas Fumes senate rejected by the house and played In settling this area and the ’Dr Castillo Najera Mexican amOver in the house office building now hack for senate concurrence More Milk Used farmer who followed formed an im- bassador to tho United States and Delta Theta Tau Elects Leads Maverick Representative Hill (D Death to house In house the Boys action The portant paft of tho program colo- Colonsl Roberto Fierro chief of the CINCINNATI July 6 (A)— BerWASHINGTON July 6 ff— Milk bill to regulate Instead of Ala) and Representative Thomason a paqsed brating Ward county’s fiftieth Mexican army air corps accompa- nice Buesch Belleville 111 was PURCELL Okla July I IA6— abolish holding companies (Dt Texas) worked most of the day used for human consumption in birthday ' The county wal estab- nied by three aides were guests of elected president of Delta Theta Mania for Inhaling gasoline fumes - with Director David E Lllienthal 1934 was estimated by the agriculsenate and From house propolished just four years before North! honor and goodwill emissaries Tau national philanthropic society today caused the death of two farm 6 of the T V A on the language ol ture department today at Dakota became a state Many Canadian cities also were today Mary Burke Kiley Denver boys Andrew Sullivan 7 and Ar- dlscovered in a gasoline amendments this group in the milipounds This compared a Many prominent jtnsn played represented at the celebration held was chosen vice presidents Chotsle nold Sullivan 9 four miles south tank by Alvia Rousey who came to tary affairs committee will offer with 100169tK)0000 pounds in 1933 part In the building up of western In eonneotlon with the northwest Hamlett Los Angeles western in- of Purcell the farm to get gasoline from the to the compromise measure of a and the record amount of 10$ North DakotV'lnciuding the late fair The bodies of Ui two boys wers tank committee majority spector pounds in 1931 ’ ’ ' ' TV V s did Silas H Strawn Says Experiment U1 Deters Recovery -- Master Sleuths To Be Teachers In ‘Crime School’ f- - one-thir- - -- Test Car Driver 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