| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JULY 25 1933 8 WOOL Director Arranges 800000 Minutes TEXTILE 'CODE SNAGGED Of Speech Making to Help Oil Woolen and Lumber PRICES IB FACE MORE MILLIONS CURB TO CREATE JOBS Codes Undergo Hearings Y (LUMBER CODE Recovery TURNED DOWN iW-WA- ir l WASHINGTON July 24 eassy is dedicated to spreading the news throughout the United States that before we get through with this national recovery business we are goof ing to listen to 800000 minutes ' speech making "That’s a conservative estimate It may easily run up toll 000 OQfKmin-uteHorne chief if Charles F speech Maker decidendi tone up the movie stars the baseball payers and the channel swimm-Mr HomCr was pretty busy to (UP)-This- s ’ — ipg distributed to merchants and in dustrialists who jojjj'tne national re covery act Whoever drew the eagles Provisions on Price Fixing did a nice Jpb In one claw the eagle has a hammer and in the other three volt of electricity v Start Mailing Today they started mailing the After a eagles out to postoffices WASHINGTON July 24 W0—Ob merchant signs up with the national recovery administration he gets an jeclions to the and wage The eagle to paste in hjs window the and hour proposed p50visioPsof eagle says “We will do our parti Then there are some baby eagles lumber cocjc were heat'd today by - ft SKm SAM ' VICTORY R00TE TRAFFIC CAINS y four-minut- full-tim- fu(l-tlm- e 7 i Warns Ex- Ickes Releases Another lotment of Public cessive Raises Will Be Works Funds Blocked (Br AimiiUd Press! WASHINGTON July 24 — lb various parts of the capital today three major codes to set 'up rules of com petition under the industrial act— those for oil woolens and lumber— were going through the hearing stages Al- catefixed in the manufacturing gories except in plants where the rate for the same job was less than 40 cents an hour on July 15 1929 in RALEIGH N C July 24 m— A (Continued from Paso 05 which ease the 192$ figure would be Ac- will seek administration the warning' power in carrying out the work the minimum than more that as it appears extreme to tually high prices The proposed code Calls for continprevent will be put to work uation of the “successful open shop well as extreme lowjjrices foT agnbelieve the “Agricultural 'engineers - will- provide for programteykr tonight by Secretary Wallace In an the terracing of approximately 4752had refused permission to the Indus- “the toughest problem of all' will supply and 000 land acres of was of The to preInstitute American the address department' pestoffice try to make it effective immediately days of labor hurriedly to dispatch to 5000-00Cooperation Hugh S Johnson the industrial ad- paring the agreement with the “They say that approximatelyth 5300 employers Referring to the British operations exreason no ministrator gave (or deny- government under which they would of a few years ago whereby the price days’ labor will result from of crude rubber was stimulated from penditure of each $6000 by the goving the request that the code of fair agree to maximum hours and minicalls mum wages for employes pending 14 cents to more than $1 a pound onlv ernment The first yea program competition go into operation at once in 792 units to slump later under increased pro- or terracing operations without prejudice to adoption of formal codes under the as submitted ” law duction inspired bv the high price the of 6000 acres each the final form it might take The agricultural department inThe ravon weaving industry was cabinet member said He said however he would be glad "What was true of rubber can also formed the board that soil erosion to discuss the matter with the lum ready to begin hearings beforethe ad Defendant Denies Accept-ministratio- n tomorrow on the code be true of fruit of tobacco of cotton cost farmers $200000000 a year and Previous Ben men if they desired under the guidance of O or most anything else Production that its prevention would tend se-to Protection Money ly he had asserted the code’s pro prepared ing of control yes but prices must not be maintain the value of land held as divisions for a 40 to 44hour working Max Gardner a former governor an ad loans made stimulated to go so high as to unbal- curity forlong-terFrom week with wages ranging from $10 80 North Carolina who has been on Bootleggers the ance the supply and demand situa- rectly or indirectly wuth government to $20 40 were "wholly unaccept- viser of President Roosevelt funds industrial program tion" able” In Detroit leaders of the automo Under the farm adjustment act he —A As the hearing on the proposed 24 CHEYENNE Wyo toJuly for a codecontinued William Denman of bile Industry called meeting explained it is mandatory that prices a general complete denial of any connection be sought for agricultural products the Coos Bay Lumber company of morrow and arranged for whatsoever with alleged collection at it which Wednesday of protection money or any agree- that will maintain a "fair exchange Oregon said it proposed "to have a conference would code a was expected proposed allow any bootleggers to op- basis- with prices of the things the government representative super-vis- be submitted following in its labor ment to and added: erate In his jurisdiction was voiced farmer buys” the in that ulcorporated “This last point it seems to me Is ST ANTHONY Idaho— The body "This Will throw on the adminis- provisions from the witness stand late today by code of the utmost importance" he con O of Na sheriff tration the responsibility for the scan- steel Gilbert Housley 25 who died Satthat the tinued "If the machinery of the of Jennie Meredith dals certain to arise when the price Meanwhile it developed one of the irona county principals differences between the steel industry in act can prevent them the dan- urday night as a result Of an automofarm is changed from time to time trial the Wyo Casper conspiracy diand Johnson over the labor provibile accident in Salt Lake Saturday Fears Profiting by Insiders Housley stated vigorously he had gers of extreme prices in either sions of the code had not been en will be avoided There ought rection not" had agreement “absolutely any the would ap "The Insiders knowing erased and probably morning will be brought to St Anto tirely to be not anything comparable with Joseph E Warren labeled bv sell their Ruver-vie” up for settlement at the hear- the government proachmg price change maybefore a thony Tuesday for burial in the spring a dollar at rubber pound as the “official fixer” the ing beginning next Monday stocks at the higher price discussed Wallace part cemetery of Casper during the progress of the Secretary Similarly lower price is announced Rift In Steel Industry or with Major efforts of cooperative agricultural or Miss Meredith was born in St Analleged conspiracy they may hold their stocks for the of section Mithat W of E or Chief Police While incorporating Rowell gamzations to increase prices for thony May 8 1908 and was graduated to is if a higher price price higher the law granting labor the right to chael Quealy who are also on trial their members by reducing the spread from the local high school in 1927 She be announced defendents on charges between prices at the farm and to the had been employed in the Salt Lake In our period the scandal arising collective bargaining the steel code with 27 other to violate the national consumer and bv limiting supplies cited the employe representation plan of conspiracy office the past few yeais from such government-superviseIn spite of failures made by these telephone will undermine general specifically as fulfilling the objective prohibition law in Casper survived by two sisters and She deefforts he have and there act never been he nongovernmental had said of The sheriff recovery the deal new two Mrs Amy Hogue Parconfidence in the despite that this might m company witlj Warren Rowell clared that "the necessity for con- ma brothers Meredith Jack-so- n Idaho Mildred the deserved popularity of the presl- - been some indications increasnot be entirely in accord with John- or Quealy at any one time when all trolling production became Meredith Montana Milton Wyo of methods Other of the industry three were present and could thus ingly obvious Denman and John Meredith Tennessee proposed labor in the son's ideas Leaders reached any agreement raising prices in so far as they sue lumber industry on the Pacific coast said they intended standing firmly nevei have as and stimulated production testified to by War- ceeded with' them be paid 50 cents an hour with a for their proposal "WHEAT PLAN TO BE TOLD on the helped ” to amass our present surweek This was termed Because tfse automobile industry ren government witness 30 to POCA’fELLO Idaho— Details of the a Oree-leweek pluses “Utopian" by Coloftel W B Lum- also is largely ununioni2ed Its code opening day of the trial just As leaders in the cooperative move- national wheat allotment plan and an was expected to follow the lines of ago manager of the WestL Coast told- has hearers explanation of What-- is necessary for - i -- Xed Joy R R Hose his attorney ment the secretary the itael manufacturers— bermen’s association! — — that they have a “right to feel 'tre- farmers to receive the benefit payproposal Hopes for promulgation soon of the Housley declared false all testimony Greeley said Denman’s much curtailed acreage will be the code for shipbuilding were enhanced by Albert H Morris his former un mendously encouraged" by the prob- ment for to raised the question of how 6500 persons during the the adjusthad effect able acted he testified who explained was dersheriff agricultural he added the industry accepted traffic will bear He today when of co- coming week said J W Barber Pocaact future ment the sheriff the a shutfor and as upon in administration’s result would convinced it the proposal tello district extension agent operatives bootleggers - v Their agreement provides for a ting down 75 per cent of the West m gov week having mills Coast shipyards week ernment construction and a “Which is better a down of in other week chance a shutting yards The minimum and of the mills or the wage provisions were shifted from week and carrying out the purposes 35 cents m southern yards and 40 cents in the north to 35 and 45 cents of the recovery act?” he asked This assertion was greeted with ap- respectively meeting demands of plause by the lumber- fhen assembled southern builders for a wider differLor the hearing ential "Big Stick” Used Called Blow to Small Mills ended a deadlock to The agreement was given Much consideration to the effect of the code upon smaller during which Johnson threatened conmills Denman asserted it would' re- ask that the impending naval public sult In dosing many of those on the struction program with the if the shipPacific coast Speaking for a group works funds be suspended from their to budge of oak flooring mills in the south builders refused week demand Labor had Samuel R Sells Johnson City Tenn week said it would be disastrous to small asked a The conflict between labor and Inmilts In his section quickly forced its way Into the Greeley however said under ques- dustry oil hearings which began today Intioning by Deputy Administrator Dudwhich he ley Cates that through operation of dicating the importance code Johnson him the quota production system proposed attaches to this in the code the small mills of the self presided with Donald Richberg general counsel ot the administration west would be adequately-protecteHe added the quotas would have beside him “ThLs is not an experiment In dicthe large mill working at about half of their capacity with the smaller tatorship but in cooperation and the s more cooperation is offered the greatplants operating at about Denman suggested in determ'ining er the success of this experiment will Johnson said prices each mill be required to sub- be” “And where we have the biggest mit b schedule of its costs and prices the Later Greeley said determining problem there also must be had cooperation All that I have prices on the basks of individual mill most mills asked for in all of these hearings is costs would result in be manifested obtaining the greater portion ot the that this cooperation underbusiness? to the (detriment and prob- In a spirit of utmost sympathy ” able elimination! of mills in which standing and restraint Harvey Freming of the Oil Workers the cost fagtor is higher International union opposed the labor provisions ot the proposed code INDUSTRIAL BILL week and a wage providing a scale of 40 to 47 cents an hour InEXPANDS IN SCOPE stead week h suggested a flat r at a minimum of five days 6ne (Continued From P! wage of $475 daily He said the code the American Petroleum institute ally No one else would do unless it of would “inevitably defeat the purpose" be President Roosevelt From the side of industry comes of the recovery act Committees later a corresponding set of cbmplaints cor- were set up to settle the dispute Two codes were before the adminresponding demand for hearings The eleoil code operates to the disadvantage istration from long conflicting writThis new Frigidaire intro Here it new standard of the coal industry Uniform condi- ments of the oil industry— one of the duces a distinctive style in tion in all coal are— as wilt operate ten at Chicago by a majority of the of economy A genuine to the disadvantage of the southern companies under auspices the and cabinet design with a finish Pfetroleum institute West Virginia fields and shift of pro- American Frigidaire that operatea on of Indeduction away from that area will par- second proposed by a groupJack of white Dulux and hand Bla less electric current than one and sponsored by alyze some of the coat carrying rail- pendents B and Texas Marshall John lock of So some chromium hardware roads now the most prosperous ordinary lamp bulb Elliott of Los Angeles the railroads come to Washington The latter code proposed a flat New Question Arise per hour minimum and a Seitling of one such question often week A BOOK THAT PLANS has the effect of merely opening up Wirt Franklin president of the InYOUR MEALS FOR A YEAR several new questions more intricate- dependent Petroleum a s s o elation With (Stainless porcelain inly refined and complex It is arising spoke with Axtell J Byles president What shall we haveforbreakf ait? Automatic defrosting-nuto-ma-tic ii every industry in every unitin of the institute and suggested that oil Dinner? These pus Luncheon? ice-tra- y terior every detail reflects now in storage be impounded to prewithin every industry Practically releasing — zling questions art puzzling no every shop store and office employes vent disturbance Of the recovery pro for menus For aro here the quality that has made longer more food space feel their wages are being determined gram tempting megls for every day of at Washington or ought to be OwnHe asserted this oil produced at —extra room for tall containFrigidaire the choice of a pilthe year NowyourmeaUcanhave ers and managers feel the fortunes from 15 to 25 cents a barrel could be correct delightful variety lion more buyers than any of their plants hang in the balance held for several year and the owner ers and bottles— and a comcombinations fortaste andhaalth of decisions made at Washington It still profit ehow our weak other electric refrigerator It’s FREE this at The woolen textile code upon which all converges on Washington a partment for frozen storage Ask "The for room Frigidaire a funnel a hearings opened proposed through today Key to Meal Planning” week and minimum wages of The condition is Unescapable It works automatically to increase it- $13 and $14 weekly in the south and self It will take colossus to bear north respectively with labor once week and MODBL- I-' the burden and an enormous organ more asking the flat THB SUPER FRIGIDAIRE LINE INCLUDES SIX NEW DB LUXE a minimum wage of $18 in both sec Ration at Washington FRIGIDAIRBS EVER BUILT FINEST THB FEATURES— MANY EXCLUSIVE WITH Practically every employer and tions every employe has something he While not attending the lumber to heve Washington do or hearing! Johnson "took a hand to the would like " not do Expansion has been inher extent of denying the industry's reent in the bill from the beginning quest for immediate effectiveness of The Industrial recovery bill as re- the code under consideration without 4 CBNllAl MdTOKS VALVt cently as April was a ainfple meas- purejudlce to It final form In lumber the one the It matter onlv with ure dealing making request Come on Now provided for maximum hours Then men said an element within the In a minimum wage was inserted Then dustry was seeking to jSrofit by overother matters It is now what it is production now at low costs in the The end Is not yet decidedly not yet hope of selling at higher prices later Johnson gave no reason for denyThis characteristic of automatically increasing volume of decision and ing the request but he had previously as “wholly unacceptable” regulation piling upon ln Washing- classified 253 Bast Third South Wasatch 7922 Wasatch 300 Broadway and State ton must be taken Into account in the code’s stipulation of a 40 to 48 working week with wages rangany effort to estimate the direction hourfrom '$10 80 to $2040 Utah BINTZ COMPANY of the program and where ind how ing V end Service) Automotive Trades (New York Interaountain Distributors price-fixin- Industry "today found labor and plant dayr-Ask- ed wfilc management fa disagreementgirminfr fijj'minutes!he thought ever pare the pesteff lee He passes them out to mumwages and working hours and suggested: the fully employThe code presented by his customers who can paste them in "Five minutes is a mighty long the window over the fireplace or on ers provided for a two-shiweek and minimum wager'd 113 time make it two minutes will you?" the kitchen range These eagles also minutes? sugweekly in the aouth aqd "$14 In the "Hgw about threewho was say "We Will do our part” willing A Mr Brown is in charge of the gested his visitor north to surrender not The hearing wasbarely under way to compromise but eagle department but don't write to however before Thomas F McMahon Workpresident of the United Textile two minutes minutes already it three ers of America presented a demand jSay They rc government property so visitor the got had really minimum week and gone by for a wages of $18 weekly in both northern five minutes after all mills and southern Caught Drinking Milk As soon as you step into Mr HorUrges Uniform Wag klcMahon also advocated uniform ner's office your illusions are aim he wage rates for all classifications of tered As chief speech maker his’ workers in woolen and worsted mills ought to have been spraying to be determined by a committee rep- throat and laying "A E I O U— na tional Recovery— A E j O U— code resenting employers and labor In addition he urged a provision of fair competition” Practicing see? be' Inserted in the coda for creation Instead he was drinking milk through ELY Nev — Lessened traffic on the of a committee to atudy tha itretch-ou- t a straw system as was done in tha cotton Remembering that Mr Horner was Lincoln highway and a slight gain on code Under it workers are given Involved In the Liberty loan drives the Victory route this year as comthe question was asked as to whether more machines to look after In figures Harold S Edwards president of the he Intended to enlist Charlie Chaplin pared to 1932 was revealed National Association of Wool Manu- and Douglas Fairbanks as assistants released by F H Depp state highfacturers said there was some opposi- just gs he did during the war way department engineer following a “I don’t know” he said "Right tion within the industry to the procount posed restrictiomof machinery opera- now we think we will have about The check made annually on the tion to 80 hours weekly but expressed 200000 people making speeches" e belief theMimitatipn was necessary to Recalling the speakers same dates revealed an average of Lincoln "keep producUon within the bounds of the world war it required only a 46 cars a day traveling the at the moment to arrive at the conclusion highway toward Ely counted of demand" junction while an average An estimate the code as submitted that there would be 800000 minutes Wendover of 279 per day used the Victory route would increase employment In the in- of oratory "We’re getting up suggestions” said toward Elko Last year the figures dustry from 148000 in June to 172000 Horner sipping vigorously were 85 cars per day for the Lincoln and raise the total amount of weekly Mr to the and 262 for the Victory wages by about $100000 was made through his straw until he cam® Sharp increase Id foreign can passbottom of the milk bottle “All tho by Lewis A Hirdiarfield N J attHe said for the week ending July speakers can have sample copies of ing through the state w© revealed travel to and from the 1 1933 about 43 per cent of the lndus-try’- s the speech they are going to make ributed-to world’s fair in Chicago which has employes were earning less than I’m atill working on the speech” motor week and that the You can see what thatjpeans There drawn Oregon and Washington $14 for a e wage for 53 flours is definite danger that we are going lsts through Nevada as wpll as an average to listen to the same speech 200000 influx of Californians from the bay was approximately $1240 rates ran from times for 800000 minutes Five min- regions The lowest Local travel showed a decline on all 3 to $8 weekly depending on the utes being up the chief speech Tusk"" er put down his milk bottle and like Ely road? except that between Ely and locality he added week his noted namesake— little Jack Hor- McGill and that from Ely to Tonopah McMahon contended a Preponderance of travel over the would be necessary to absorb the' in ner— eat In the corner juggling adVictory highway is attributed here dustry’s surplus labor and said sta-- verbs and partlclpal clauses station Down the halt from his office Is the to the travel agency-fillin- g shift tlstics showed a single would have been aufflcient to meet eagle room All over the walls and setup used to route motorists in Calidemand over the last period tables are blue eagles which are be- - fornia Reno Wendover and Salt Lake (Johnson Concentrates on Petroleum ProbFarm Director lem Other Industries in Line Soon g ' 1 - 0 - SHERIFF HEARD 0 IN LIQUOR CASE m () Burial Arranged For Auto Victim -- - price-fixing- v ” w d price-fixin- g y - r - t three-quarterr - 4 five-sixth- low-co- s&m si six-hou- BEAUTY ECONOMY AtootfV' K Free CONVENIENCE QUALITY one-fourt- h Vrigilairp X & LELAND B FLINT CO AUERBACH CO Sail Lake Cily ll Herald-Tribun- in Today Dramatic Demonstration Going e Group Adopts Code Suspect Awaits Trial DETROIT July 24 (AS— A On Forgery Charges average maximum work week UTAH Ogden ElectrftTco Cache Valley Electric Co I E fcjan Mutual Lumber Co Moab Garag i r W Blaekham Paulo Auto Co Stanley Chevrolet Co Bruit Lavtoq We rellurlite Power Cn Porrv lee Cream Co and a minimum wage of 30 to 40 cents an t BLACKFOOT Idaho July 24— hour for all workers in the manuMalcolm Bentley arrived from the facturing process and $15 a week for penitentiary at Boise Saturday eve- other employes weje adopted today ning and will remain in the custody of by representatives of the automotive the Bingham county sheriff until his parts and equipment manufacturing retrial on a forgery charge industry meeting here to draft a tentative code of fair competition under ‘Beptleyw? convicted in the Mav 1932 term of district court and be- the national recovery act Some 500000 employes are affected ing without means to furnish bond H Smith for stay of execution he was com- by the eode which will be presented W suto General Hugh S Johnson nation J s Reece mitted to the penitentiary The preme court recently reversed the 1lal industrial recovery administrator Tbe minimum wage of 40 cents was lower court decision - t IDAHO Utah Logam Utah Ogden Brigham City Price Moab Moroni Tooele Hurricane Lavton Rlrhfleld Eureka Cedar Cltv Payaon Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah C C Anderson Co Idaho Heating A Ref Eng C C Anderaon Cot Pocatello Electric Co I A Coy Detweller Coal Co Peckham Fumltnro Herdtl Electric Co Pioneer Garage Boric Slayton Hardware Co Ilm Rom Cov Boise Idaho Boise Idaho Emmett Idaho Pocatello Idaho IdahoFalli Idaho Twin Falla Idaho Caldwell Idaho Rexburg Idaho Salmon Idaho Firth Idaho Rupert Idahc NEVADA Goodman Tidball Co Elr Nev WYOMING J K Welman Kemmerer Wvo Mt j repj A a |
