| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - t World’s Largest Telescope Reveals Kidnap Attempts Path Deserted Vet Says New Nebulae Numbering 100 Million Linked to Karpis Board to Decide Issue of Mass Production ATLANTIC CITY N J Oct 14 151 — After a year of bitter factional -etrife two rival groups of American Federation of Labor building trades’ unions shook hands and made peace - ' “production Industries should be “resolutions committee I to 7 to recommend distributed in great cluaters but when large volumes of space are compared the tendency to cluster averages jout To the very limits of the telescope the large-scadistribution of the nebulae is approximately uniform “They are scattered at average intervals of the order of two million light-yeaor perhaps 200 times le rs their mean diameters The pattern might be represented by tennis balls feet apart" No individual stars can be seen except In the very closest nebulae But the great telescope is able to estimate the number of stars by the total light to weigh the total mass and to gauge the sizes of the swarms The average light from one of these nebulae is equal to 85000000 suns This means that 85000000 stars the size of our own eun could give the light seen from a nebulae al 30 Two Injured in Coal con- Strike Difficulties Federal Felons Taken From Condemned Jail M" MORERLY Get 14 (Ah— Qn man was shot and another beaten In an outbreak of violence in the Randolph county coal stkte late today Lloyd Mullins 22 was wounded In the head and chest as he went to the aid o Buster Threet 33 who had been working for a nonunion mine ohn UH-Si- ne Clearance COSMETIC SALE 100-in- A Sale for the Thrifty A Chance of a Lifetime to Buy at ABSOLUTE COST OR LESSYThese Nationally Advertised COSMETICS OR MORE OFF ONE-THIR- D ALL STANDARD LINES IN STOCK BOo siz Wood bury’s Shampoo 17c S100 Size Lentheric Face Powder DUBARHY MARVELOUS and THREE FLOWER AYER’S COMPLETE LINE MAX FACTOR’S BOYER’S WOODBURY’S & JERGENS’ Schilling St Beg OO 494 7Bo Beg 37 60o Beg 23 From OCT 14 to Oct 19' Inch FREE BOoSlze BOYER THIS COUPON WORTH FIFTY CENTS This coupon with any purchase of cos- metics 49c - Compacts These and many others full lines inPowders Rouge cluding Lipsticks Creams and Pencils Eye Shadow Astringents Hand Lotions Etc Perfumes hy the Dram Our Entire Cosmetic Counter W1U Be Offered — Nothing Reserved In This Sale FIFTY-CEN- T Should be keptineveryhousc- U CB-J- OcL Barrymore screen star and Dolores who obtained a divorce In Laboratory Mishap Costello from him last week today instituted ster ST LOUIS OcL 14 a fight against large income tax Rose Beatrice 41 a nun at Font-bon- deficiency claims for 1231 and 1932 college was killed while exBarrymore filed a petition with perimenting in the school labora- the board of tax appeals for the reofficials of anthe tory college determination of Income tax claims nounced- today totaling 319000 His former wife Her body badly burned was in a appealed petition over found lyinjj a gas range on $23555 separate which several burners were lighted She apparently fell on the stove Central Asia now tunes in on the after being overcome new world more fragrant pleasure WASHiNGTOIVOct 14 UP)— The hold for dailjusc Containing bureau of prisona today ordered 26 emollient medicinal and federal prisoners removed from the Sandoval county jail Bernalillo mildly antiseptic properties it N M does much towards keeping The jail was condemned by the the skin in a clear and fresh prison bureau and will not be used condition for federal prisoners unless reinPrice 25c stated later the bureau said Barrymores to Battle Tax Deficiency Claims WASHINGTON St Louis Nun Killed high-power- vention reaffirm its present policy that mass production workers should be organized into Industrial unicmC with due protection of the Jurisdictional rights of already-- ’ established craft uniona The minority will submit a report ‘to the convention however calling for adoption of the following policy recommended in a resolution submitted by about 00 federal unions: That the federation "promote the organization of industrial national and international unions in the mass production Industries with jurisdiction ovef all workers em- ployed in their (respective indus-trie- s irrespective Of craft or trade" - are nebulae the stars in a nebulae Ceremony or- which votbd that the The singly In groups and occasionally though its stars are almost certainly of varying sizes so that 85000000 is hot necessarily a close count of Tea is ur '' rs rs ganized Before the test on the organization issue the convention had voted ‘unanimously for a renewed fight for “the working week It was the federation convention’s ' v —A ’The-observab- one-vo- te ! Alert Teacher Balks Try on Boy Heir to Mine Fortune ‘ -- i’ I tonight They agreed to refer their issues to a board of three members from each side with a neutral chairman This board IS to work out a plan J!ot reorganization of the federation's building tradea department to be submitted to a new department convention for approval ' The end of one of the federation’s two big family feuds— for the time ‘being at least— pushed the convention spotlight to the other the scrap “between craft and industrial unionist! Week Move By a margin the craft A uniohists took round one in that 'battle over how workers In mass j 151— Ah ff -- 1 14 Legion committee investigating death of several hundred veterans in Florida keys camps in the September 2 hurricane was today told by A J Wheeler adn jutant of the War Veterans post here "the officers deserted when the storm approached and left the men to their Spanish-Amerlca- Organization i Oct Fla MIAMI American NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 14 UP) major discovery of the world's ROTABY CLUB largest telescope that 500000000 The Rotary club will meet at 12:13 light-yeaaway out to the horizon p m In the Hotel Utah of its eight there is not one sign ROUND TABLE of a void in any direction was described tonight at Yalfe universlty by Captain Edward P Passailaigue Oct 14 (UP)— Two Okla MIAMI Dr Edwin P Hubble of ML Wilson infantry adjutant general of the men — probably Alvin Karpis and observatory Third reserve area will discuss "NaThis entire space is filled with tional Defense” at the Knights of Harry Campbell public enemies one nebulae numbering 100000000 the Round Table meeting at 12:13 and two — were thwarted today in fate” two attempts to kidnap the mostly swarms of stars traveling p m In the Hotel Utah Wheeler said he reached this con- like bees swarming in flight' In son of Henry Hoffman wealthy MAKERS BRICK clusion after tonducting a private these far-oswarms the telescope mine owner The Brick Manufacturers’ assoThe suspicions of Miss Doris Val- investigation which also disclosed detects iron hydrogen and calcium ciation will meet at the 11 a m and ley principal of the elementary he reported the "lost” evacuation the same substances familiar on 12:15 p m In the chamber of com- school which the Hoffman boy att- train “had? steam up on Sunday af- earth merce ended blocked the abduction plan ternoon the day before the storm It detects nothing whatever to started a wide hunt for the but had to wait a full day before forecast how much farther man and FOOTBALL OFFICIALS authority came from Washington must see to find any frontier of pair A meeting of football officials will creatibn or even to find anything at- for it to proceed of The leader the kidnaping be held at 12:13 p m in the chamHe resembled startlingly different closely Karpis tempt ber of commerce wore a beard however posBibly t(T Rockwell Kent Eager region of space” Dr Hubble said “is a vast sphere mask a scar Which the hotorious RETAIL CREDIT MEN To Return to Alaska perhaps a thousand million light-yeaRetail Credit Men will meet at gangster is known to bear In diameter Throughout the 12:15 p m in the Newhouse hotel Karpis and Campbell were reSEATTLE Oct 14 UP)— Rockwell sphere are scattered a hundred milported in the Arkansas Ozarks reKent author artist? and traveler en lion nebulae — stellar systems —in LITERARY CLUB gion last week and Karpis knows The Wasatch— Literary club willmany hiding places in this region route from Alaska to his home in various stages of their evolutionary ' meet at 2 p m in the Newhouse where he started his crimecareer the Adirondack told an interview- hiatory er today he plans to return to Alaska hotel a decade ago The bearded man asked Miss Val as soonas he has caught up on his writing-chores ANTINARCOTIC LEAGUE ley to release the Hof fmab'ojffdm -The American Antinarcbtic league classes Kent who hA spent several years he asserted and represented in Alaska termed will meet at 8 p m in the Newhouse it a “land 6t the boy’e fathers Miss Valley said hotel she could not permit the child to golden opportunity” “I can’t see why people qiut of leave school without a written order KIWANIS CLUB work stay in cities when there are from the parents will meet Kiwanis club directors so fertile acres awaiting setThe man returned later with tis tlersmany there” at 12:15 p m in Dick Gunn’s cafe Serving fine tea is he said up note a and presented companion ritual of deep enjoyment OPTIMIST CLUB purportedly from the father Miss The Optimist olub will meet at Valley left to verify the note by lo which the deep rich 12:13 p m In Dlcft Giihh’ cafe tele phon e“ah ct“"lh e "pair fled in automobile flavor of Schilling Tea adds Bitter Quarrel i OCTOBER 15 1935 Men in Florida Storm Today in Factions End Sail Lake 1 TUESDAY" MORNING Lipstick entitles the purchaser to a bottle of Hollywood Star 29c PertnneFREE H BELL TAILORS 'Toasted 1 0CI 252 Salt Lake City Utah 80 EAST 1ST SOUTH SO MAIN ST OPEN till DRUG COMPANY NO BEFUNDS OF EXCHANGES EVENINGS Showdown Looms In a nutshell ‘Whether the scrap is over one big union should be ‘formed in each big industry or ‘whether the machinists union for Vdnstance should organize all the machine shop workers in all indus- trie! Both sides consider this issue to be of paramount importance to the whole future of the American Jabor movement AT THE GAME CAMELS EASE THE STRAIN-AN- D AFTERITS OVER WHEN YOU FEELWALL IN "GET A U£T WTH A CAMEL Both the majority and th minoritywill be carried to the convention floor Wednesday for a -reports howdown fight The convention voted unanimously for a renewed fight for the working week as the only means of solving the unemployment 01935 R J Reynolds TobT boj 80-o- ur problem''-:-- Governor Paul V” McNutt of In- oiana was ednsured for calling out ‘the militia in the Terre Haute Ind general strike last summer and the convention directed that a copy of the censuring resolution be sent the ‘American Legion McNutt legion commander has been mentioned frequently as a possible future candidate for president ' Score Kohler Company v The convention called the Kohler company of Kohler Wls "unfair to organized labor" because of Its re-fusel to recognize a federation unit as representative of its workers for collective bargaining and its activities during a strike at its plant The executive councii was dlrected to 'give full publicity to the facts-- of the case and to circularize all A F of L unions with these fact! '7 The industrial union faction led by John L Li wls president of the United Mine Workers considered the resolutions committee vote a “victory rather than a defeat They pointed out that never before had mustered as much strength on - they a convention resolutions committee T Copper Scrap Deferred The industrial unionists also vcaimed a victory in the resolutions committee’s decision to defer a re-"port on the Anaconda Copper dia--r puts until after the genera industrial union issue had been dis- ' “posed of The copper mine scrap resulted in bitter dispute last winter in the 'a 'executive council The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter ' Workers claimed the right to or--' ganize an workers “in and about" the Anaconda Copper compjany’s -- mines at Butte Mont" Craft unions disputed" this claim ‘Over Lewis' heated protest the council awarded several hundred workers to craft union! “I’m satisfied" said M J leader of one of the bulld- lng trades' factions after Green ao-- i aounced the settlement NOW WATCH THIS PUNT MRMKHAN MY SISTER BETTY WAIfTS SOME INSIDE DOPE ON FOOTBALL I FROM THE SAME J FORMATION t didn't know EACH ' MAN HAD SUCH A DEFINITE JOB IT TOOK ELEVEN MEN TO MAKE THAT PASS WHAT A PERFECT ( t I LL BE GLAD 0BUGE-C0ME- IN PASS THOSE TWO MEN TO perfect LOOK AT MADE! 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