Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Rural Transfer Labor Federation Head Urges Care In Wagner Suits j Mayor Asks Payroll Shows Army Planes 6090 Employes! To Pocatello §91000000 Allotted for Rf'seltlenient Admin- - istration WASHINGTON ‘Be Sure of Your POCATELLO Idaho-M- ay or Robert M Terrell of Po catello has extended an offi clal invitation to General F M Andrews of March field Riverside Cal to bring his squadron of 80 United States army fighting ships to this city during the forthcoming maneuvers of the p la n e s scheduled July 24 29 26 and Crmnid’ Green Adinonisheg Member Unions MONDAY MORNING JULY 13 1935 S Clashes Mark Observance Of Bastile Day in Paris PARIS July 14 (AY— Hundreds of thousands of men women and children in rival political camps padisputing a "dictatorship” raded today in huge Bastille day demonstrations Clashes between the nationalist veterans’ organization Croix de Feu and its leftist enemies led by a Socialist deputy at Limoges in which Several were injured was the only trouble reported A rainstorm quickly dispersed the Limoges demonstrators Later there were brief scuffles between rival factions at Dijon and Strasbourg but nobody Was hurt and officials said all France was calm Leftists announced that 400000 marched in their processicn here Huge Jorces of police and mobile guards jammed side streets here to prevent clashes Troops rested on their arms in barracks after the annual army review before Precedent Albert Lebrun and members of the cabinet "Hang De La Rocquel" shouted the great masses of leftists flaunting red emblems of the revolution They referred to Colonel Francois De La Ftocque leader of the Croix de Feu the man who would be dictator of France But the leftists — communists and Socialists united into a "popu-la- r frond” against the threat of a dictatorship — avoided fighting attitudes as they marched in defiance of the “fascist legions” All Paris was divided into regions of the "right’’ and of the I “left’’ Parades were so arranged that the marchers were miles apart The demonstrations were on a smaller scale reflected throughout France Pierre Cot former minister of air standing on top of a taxi with flying the French another taxi abreast bearing an enormous red banner' led the “popular front” forces Among them marched former Premier Edouard Daladier who was forced out of office by the 1934 riots from fervor which today’s political u WASHINGTON (PI July G Tugwell's new rural reWilliam Green today urged member settlement administration was disunions of the American Federation closed in official quarters to have of Labor “to be absolutely sure of 6090 employes on Its 27 and centering around Salt payroll their ground" before prosecuting This personnel in four developLake City and several Idaho ment divisions dees not include the grew employers under the Wagner labor points Paraders sang both the "InterIn the official telegram headquarters administrative staff disputes act nationale” and the “Marseillaise” Througn these 6090 employes an Mayor Terrill said: "Pocatelof this measure “The enactment as nearly a score abreast they lo municipal airport has speofficial said wiil be spent the filled cial advantages as auxiliary long and bitterly fought by organallotted the resettlement adthe broad boulevards base for experience in altiministration by the president The ized employers marks the beginning through the workers' section of maneuvers scheduled tude the capital money was divided among 11 re-- i of a new chapter in the history of soon out of Salt Lake City Nationalistic forces including gions by Tugwell yesterday A l L F American labor” the and I gladly extend as mayor and other “political royalists Divisions Shown of this city an official invitaas well as the Croix de president said in a pamphlet distroops" Here are four aivisions with the tion for free use of said field Feu swarmed along the Champs patched to union leaders throughDumber of emp oyes in each: out the country during said maneuvers" Elysees after badly crippled war Management division - 91 in of witness“Great responsibility rests with The prospects veterans accompanied by Jean Washington: 57 field total 158 labor and management alike to seej ing 80 planes in the air at one Fabry minister of war limped to Rural resettlement —9ft in Washwould time over Pocatello that these new pages in the annals their annual pilgrimage at the ington 3000 fiPld total 309Y of our industrial relations are not tomb of the unknown soldier unprobably draw the biggest -Suburban resettlement 147 in crowd from the surrounding marred by a record of strife bred der the Arch of Triumph Washington and field Earlier France's first big aerial territory that the city has by misunderstanding misrepresenLand utilization— 200 in Washever entertained prominent review took place over the city tation and the deliberate flouting of local citizens predicted ington 2500 in field total 2700 the law” and thousands of troops of all No tigures could be obtained branches of the army navy and Collective Bargaining the 6f total salaries showing paid air marched before Lebrun takThe Wagner act guarantees lathese employes ing an hour to pass The air was to bor’s collectively dibargain right Employes in the management cleared of all private planes labor new relations a board sets up vision an official said now are enFrance and Africa so throughout handle violation to complaints gaged in managing finished units military and police forces could to inmakes any employer-attemtaken over by the resettlement adpatrol the sky watching demonterfere with employe ministration from the F E R A and strations below an unfair practice outlaws the from the now defunct subsistence union and company-dominatehomesteads corporation This divL gives the labor union representing sion also will be charged with rea majority of the employes in a sponsibility for management of all colonies developed by the new adshop the right to speak for all the employes in that shop whether or ministration not they are members of the union New Loans Green urged the labor leaders to A large number of the employes' pay no attention to claims that the CORRY Pa July 14 (AY— An of the rural resettlement division! act was unconstitutional Distinct Advances in Study Now Will Be Made said to have been taken overjgry mob carrying tar and feathers "Leading legal authorities of the from the former rural rehabilitaof wrecked the home of Julius F nation are of the opinion that the Disease Reported io Oust Son of tion division of the F E R A This act is constitutional in every re- division was said to be making new Sweitzer 68 and his Professor said he President by loans to farm lamilies and super- bride early today but the couple spect” Expects Test vising ‘he use of loans and grants was saved by policeand firemen In a Tetter accompanying the SAN FRANCISCO July 14 (AY made by the F E R A hef0fa“The FORT WORTH Texas July 14 Police Chief J Burlingame said pamphlet however the federation Leprosy was marked by University (AY— The fuse that merger sputtered briefly The suburban resettlement divi- ill feeling had been high against chief said he expected the measure under the feet of Elliott Roosevelt sion officials said was an engi- the family sine? Guy King 64 son to be tested in the courts and that of California medical school scienof son the president at a recent neering staff w irking out of Wash- of Mrs Sweitzer was arrested July the federation would supply “the tists here today for eventual classi- meeting of Dallas young Democrats fication controlled the among ington making surveys to locate 3 charged with the murder of Laur- best legal talent” in its defense Five “don’ts” Green advised the plagues such as black death yellow will be lighted again here Tuesday new suburban community sites It ence Field a neighbor but friends of young Roosevelt The officer said King resented the union chiefs to remember before fever and tuberculosis will seek to develop modern claimed today to have an extinbeen The disease has to filed already Sweitzer his attentions in suburcommunities paid charges: they housing ban areas adjacent to industrial cen- mother that he got into a fight (1) Don’t file charges unless the stripped of much of its “medieval guisher handy The Issue is In effort to unseat ters with the man and that Field who union has made an honest effort to horror" said Dr A J Salle prothe president's son as vice presifessor of to to “bacteriology from the satisfaction make peace was shot tried Bulk Absorbed employer get assigned dent of the Texas Young Demothrough direct negotiations alnd met forDra Salle who has been The bulk of the 2700 employes of death in the scuffle crats’ organization The movement of the study the land utilization division were The former Sarah King and with no success e is sponsored by a group headed by in the colony of in file were Don’t Sweitzer married unlcssiee “(2) Clymer charges to said have beer absorbed from the Let or in Porto Rico and a Dallas attorney Phil Overton adY woman’s N a means few hours after the other of every peaceful old land planning and purchas with a battle cry of “Texas run by includ- other university scientists conferred ing sections of the AAA and F E son was arrested and jailed at Erie justment of the controversy here recently with Dr H W Wade Texans and hot a New Yorker" 500 mediation raid has been about exhausted per- ing Burlingame R A This new division officials Overton and his supporters made Don’t file charges unless director of the Culion leper settle‘(3) said now holds options on 10000-00- 0 sons gathered at the home early totheir first effort at the Dallas njsel' islands ment in the Philippine winyour charges specifically refer to acres of land and has accepted day hurled rocks through the Dr Wade reported distinct ad- ing two weeks ago presenting off the the unfair labor practices listed in the dows ripped railing' on acres 3500000 options vances in the treatment of the resolution demanding that the state the act for example violation of a Furthermore the land utilization porch and burst into the house executive committeeYemove Roose scourge Dr Salle said to is the firemen an rushed and contract Police union employer by division was said to be conducting While the germ still baffles study velt scene is a a case their the board case it for not way fought through surveys in 250 localities to deterhe added “the disease can be arThe resolution met a stinging de mine whether lands shall be bought the mob and rushed the aged cou- for the courts rested even in its advanced stages feat end" before the meeting ended to man the Later the ple city pail Absolutely Sure through such simple treatments as gone on record favoring all and his bride were moved to a hidefood pure air strict sanita- phases of the new deal and uproarDon’t file unless (4) good you charges Safety town which police away outside the are absolutely sure you have the tion sunshine and certain predica- iously praising President Roosevelt refused to disclose tion and the can be reAbove the din Overton shouted Officers said tar used by high- facts sufficient to substantiate your leased without patient of can and that infecting that the campaign would be carried danger you produce charges were and feathers way repairmen -Colonel Frederic Jorgensen Salt able and willing to tes- others” directly to the executive committee found the iowd dispersed No witnesses Lake county The bactjr-iologis-t said he be- The latter group meets here Tuesto those facts' safety super- arrests after tify been made had tonight visor announced Sunday the beginthe white race was now day and Overton insisted today a (51 Don’t file charges if the em- lieved said the mob wanted “It is difficult” strong fight would be made at that ning of another standard safety to Burlingame is engaged in a purely local largely immune ployer of “out town” the drive couple first course Tuesday at 7 p m The business and the case In no way ha added “for a healthy person time to contract the disease even from course will be open to the public But the opposite position was takaffects interstate commerce as well as F E R A workers Colonel sessions of three hours each The act will go intoJieratlon a victim The germ is similar Lp en by Raymond Buck Fort Worth said and will be held one completing two standard F E with the of tuberculosis but science has and chairman of the comthe new that R A courses is eligible to take an labor boardappointmejitTif not yet found a way to develop it attorney at the public safety building mittee who said not only that no a wtihin week expected course aid The study will be composed of six advanced first to the point where it can be suc- effort to unseat Roosevelt was antreated by medication ticipated but that "on the contrary cessfully 119 alone” there likely will be some action taken on a resolution dealing properly N Y with those who caused the dispute in Dallas” NEW YORK July 14 (AY— Stan- Sons Certainly we still Intend to go ley Walker author of “City Editor” through with the effort to remove and prominent New York newspaRoosevelt” Overton said after being per man announced tonight he had The camps of the Sons of Utah resigned as news editor of the New Pioneers have been divided into five told what Buck had said York American because “I couldn’t divisions for the purpose of carrysee how I could be of any value to ing on an elimination contest in them” chorus quartet and solo musical Formerly city editor of the New work as well as original pioneer York Herald-Tribun- e for a number poems short stories and short talks of years Walker resigned January on pioneer life 10 to become managing editor of The eliminations will be held in the New York Daily Mirror He each division under the direction of was shtfted to the American last the division captains the winners AMSTERDAM July 14 (AY Si:: month Walker said his resigna- meeting in the Tribune-Telegration took effect yesterday Both the auditorium July 30 to allow selec- persons died in flames when a giant! commercial airplane carryAmerican and Mirror are Hearst tion of contestants in the finals to Dutch 14 passengers and a crew of si:: be held at the annual encampment ing publications to crashed today soon after at Alpine theater in Aspen gryve theSweden takeoff Prominent Texan Dies August 10 and 11 The heroism of the ground staff a steward and a Norwegian pasDALLAS Texas July 14 (AY — Birth Announced James R Wilson 73 of Greenville senger was credited with saving 12 son lives They risked their own safety resident of Texas for 60 years and IDAHO FALLS Idaho--prominent in business and Masonic was born here Saturday in the L to free the trapped occupants Thr circles of north Texas died here to- D S hospital to Mr and Mrs A plane was American built G Stanger 177 Tenth street Shortly after the plane "had takday en off something went wrong with the engine and the pilot headed back for the airport In an effort One-Eye- d to avoid a crash he turned the machine from a dike in the course of construction but hit the ground 80 yards from the airport building and the machine burst Into flames Jn the terrific heailhe ground NEW YORK July 14 (AY— Any- was considerably beneath his dig- staff the steward and the Norwed nity because the broadcasts are free gian -- passenger freed 12 persons thing can happen now admissions being by tickets which three of whom were badly injured Connolly has been observed trying the program sponsors ahd the The six who died were two' Brit— and failing — to crash a free show as distribute broadcasting company ish passengers Newman and Hod-soConnolly is the head man in gate they see fit and four members of the crew No one had seen fit to distribute —the pilot Silverstein the wireless crashing What the small boy began ‘When he' first crawled under a ticket to Mr Connolly Most like- operator Neibor and mechanics the circus tent has been elevated ly he would have spurned it He is Brom and Vandyk No Americans were aboard the a person who knows that anyone by Connolly to a fine art "In recent 'years Connolly much can git in with b ticket The trick plane like the moon will be tomorrow is to get in without a ticket He presented himself and de- Air night nas been in eclipse Here and j there of course he has crashed a manded admittance A page boy gate with the good old Connolly barred hiis patn Ordinarily Mr ‘Fight’ comcoolness — touch but mostly he has been In- Connolly does not waste time With fort are features of our modern coaches CAY feoSTON — 14 active Passen case was In there this page boys July Individual reclining and revolving seats Handy The fault was A much the gate’s nothing else to do gers on two planes of the Boston baggage racks— your luggage is always availas it was Connolly’s Th?re were “Make way ' he said In effect & Maine Airways arriving tonight able And with a $12 fare to Los Angeles it's during the depression years fey “for the champ-e- n gate crasher of from Maine points reported at the biggest travel bargain todayl least dozen whales engaged In gates important enough for him to the world” crash "I regreCto advise you sir” said either a frolic or a fight off HampDining cars feature a greater variety of meals at lower prices On the Los Angeles Limited— new This inactivity made him restive the boy who war very polite “that ton Beach’ N H economy meals served on trays — breakfasts at low Like a fighter who keeps in condi- under our rules and regulations no ‘Two of them looked like subma' as 25c luncheon 10c dinners 33c ' tion by fighting Connolly felt he one is admitted without a ticket' rines" Pilot Stephen Hazen said Visit (he great International Exposition at San Diego should get a few warm-ugate Mr Connolly iumed a bit but the "and the water was churned up ter For Full Particulars Consult Local Agent 'Crashes under his belt in prepara- - page boy was -- damant ribly It looked like a wholesale tion for any major events that might The ch'impion gate crasher of the fight blit maybe they were only jeome along when times got going world was crestfallen playing" H— went 9 way talking to him- Both planes circled low to allow ‘good again ‘ He 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