| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 9 1833 Plot to Disfigure I Actor HMITALWR DESK AT SEA Probed-B- y BANKINGPROBE Grand Jury WASHINGTON Oct 5 (UP)- -t Government business inveitiga- tions and the recovery program halted today for the world senes game President Roosevelt led the pa- Stock Purchase by InvestAlice White Will Testify in ment Trusts Revealed Investigation of Alto Senators Code Otar Hears Surrey Scheme leged -Jlay Show 5000000 rade " Reemployed possibility that the count how being plotted by the N R A may show reemployment of a million or more per sons la excess of present estimates b being held out by statisticians to Hugh ST Johnson the administrator They have calculated that the actual count of noses by direct solicitation --Will reach tens ef thousands of employers who do not report regularly ordinary channels inf may show that between 4000000 and 5000-00persons have found work since the low mark of last winter - The present accepted figures based largely upon by reports to the labor department estiindustry and upon trade union to mates run V approximately - dooooo These calculations became known today ac Johnson returned Jo his desk for the first time since en Infection -- sent him to Welter Reed hospital for an ape ration exactly two weeks ago "through -- f ) mr'- 0 - - Johnaii"Wbbly” NEVADAN ASKS P E O Sorority Elects (J-A- 8 m--Tht Oct WASHINGTON lice LOS ANGELES Oct S White blonde film actress went before the grand Jury late today in its investigation of an alleged plot to disfigure John Warburton English film actor after Warburton himself had testified and another witness waa reported to have denied the existence of any such plot The witness was Martin Block who testified while Alice White actress and her fiance Sidney Bartlett movie writer waited outside to be called They were questioned by detectives and later summoned for grand jury examination as the result of a story which police said Block and Russel Brown accused of a $25 robbery of Warburton told a few days ago Police quoted Block and Brown as saying they were offered $50 to disfigure Warburton Block waa reported to have told tha grand Jury however that the argument arote when ha tried to collect from Warburton for some boxing tickets Ha was said to have denied Miss White ever had been informed of any plan to beat Warburformer friend or that he ton' tntf Brown received any money for tcktngthe actor— “W simply figured that Bartlett might help us get jobs as movie extras” Block waa quoted as telling the grand jurors WASHINGTON Oct 5 (&-- Avt nues through which directors of two Investment trusts could sell these agencies stocks of other companies in which they were interested wtre today by the senate banking committee At noon however Chairman Fletcher (Dem Fla ) with a joyous grin recessed the hearing until tomorrow to allow Ferdinand Pecora committee counsel spectators witnesses apd newspaper men to see the third game of the world aeries During tiie two hour session of the committee - Pecora pressed the exmi n“ aff lu es of rflii°n Read &r Co Organizers of the investment trusts In his questioning of these officials he developed that some of the directors of the United States and Foreign snd the United States and International corporations were directors of other companies with stocks to sell d E B Tracy the president of botij the investment trusts told the committee the trusts bought between them 44000 shares of Associated Ges and Electric stock which he recommended and that he was a director of the latter Pecsrt alio brought" oufmofe'Shoul the profits made by Dillon Read and partners through sals of common stock of the United States and Foreign The firm obtained the atock for 20 cents a share and sold it tor an average of $83 - from New York aaw the world aerie baseball game and went back into the recovery program although admitting that “I gra atill a bit wobbly lata In the afternoon" "High on hb program for early action ha placed the reorganization of the recovery administration completion of the master retail code with its controversial provisions for regulating ptcee and settlement of the Pennayl-oani-a coal and steel situation piscuseing the retail code with news-paper men tha administrator indicated plainly that unleai he changed his mind within the next tew days would send the retail code to President Roosevelt for approval with the disputed price section intact This provides that retailers may not sell merchandise at less then invoice or Wholesale price plus 10 per cent Th economists claim that this is a pyramiding pries device but I can’t see it" Johnson said ’ 'I don’t wsnt any pyramiding of course I Bub the object of this act as I see it to stop competition and it seems t me that this Is one way of doing it” Cede Held Up H r Re added that the code might be held I fa until next week when opponents or the plan will put their case fully before the farm administration on the wholesale and retail grocery codes which contain similar n provision to newspaper j Johnson laid candidly men that the Pennsylvania coal trou- hr gray-haire- Illinois Woman Leader RECOVERY ACT Provisions Sought by C of C LAS VEGAS Ntv— Adoption of rocovery program legislation similar to that recently enacted by the state of Utah will be urged soon for Nevada by tha Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce IP was announced here Thursday by A C Grant president of the chamber Grant Jim spent the put several weeks studying the national codes and tha new Utah laws concerning the subject and probably will recommend that tha chamber petition for a special session of the state' legislature he said Chamber officers pointed out that enforcement of national code provisions Is of necessity lax They said that under state law rigid enforcement could be f maintained and claimed that such a condition would tend to add impetus to tho state’s part in tha national recovery program e It also was stressed that statutes governing business conduct would aid in protecting established merchants and be a benefit in stamping out what they tarmed "racket” ventures in which irresponsible individual attempt to invade Nevada town in ble revolving around noncommercial mines operated by steel companies had the administration ‘stymied’ at present but be expressed hop an amicable arrangement would be fougd to send the thousands of striking men hack to the mine In making their tentative forecast that a million or more reemployment might be Shown by the actual count statisticians pointed out that a majority "of employers made no returns to anyone In other words they said there were thousands of retail stores office msgalzedhuak buildings nonindustrial enterprises and the like that have added from nesses inqnc to a hundred employes and creased their payrolls without this be- - Japanese are establishing a watch and clock factory in Shantung China ing registered on usual reports Senate investigations into stock and ocean mail subsidies recessed at noon Administrator Hugh S Johnson of the recovery act found time to occupy a grandstand seat Heads of government departments as well as office assistants were comfortably seated at Griffith stadium when the umpire cried “Play ball” market operations -- The Sodality of Our Lady at the St held an active tie meeting Thursdy afternoon in thg academic social hall The Rev A A Pinckney new chaplain of St Mary’a discussed “Advantages of Member ship in the Sodality” A rosary drive is being sponsored by the mission committee of Which Barbara Raglin Is chairman Rosaries are being collected to be distributed to various places such as missions and hospitals during this week MIAMI Fla Oct 5 struck Havana and given a glancing blow at south Florida an erratic hurricane headed eastward across the Atlantic ocean tonight to threaten the Bahama islands Advices received here indicated the center of the tropical disturbance passed a short distance north of Nassau late today purcourse suing an Sixty-mil- e wind were encountered at Andros island just west of Nassau - Indications were that should the storm follow its present route it probably would pass in the vicinity of Great Abaco island north of Nassau (JPV-Ha- ving HITLERISM Action of Uruguay Panama Strengthens Rule of Grau San Martin Federation Will Protest Chancellor’s Action HAVANA Cuba Oct S (UP)— The department of state announced today Green Declares that Uruguay and Panama had recogON st nized the revolutionary government of President Ramon Grau San Martin (By ShmIiM Piu) The announcement was regarded WASHINGTON Oct 5— Hard upon generally as strengthening the posl Only Friday an tion of the Grau regime now in the assertion that Adolph Hitler fourth week of its precarious exist ally of both ca uilian and communism came a promUe'today from ence and Saturday United States Ambassador Sumner William Green that the American Welles was noncommital on what at' Federation of Labor would protest titude Washington might be expected against actions of the German chanTIIOMAS SEES TREND COIN PROVES COUNTERFEIT to take It was recalled that the cellor PITTSBURGH Oct S (JPh-F- or 50 States offered almost imme As the federation convention arosa TO BIMETALISM United diate recognition to the provisional and cheeiVd the Hitler denunciation years Mrs Adam Walters 90 treasTo Get One of BBETTY RAT’S ured at $250 gold piece given her as administration set up in August by by James Rowan representing the PERMANENTS LOVELY at' (Continued from fuse Qot) Pr Carlos Manuel de Cespetjes sueof British Trade Union congress Green birthday present Answering the call for she the sent ousted government’s told the delegatee government gold standard because it makes easier its ceedmg T am just as confident as I can be the coin dated 1852' to a bank It control of money and credit The Gerardo Machado now in exile in —' Canada that this convention will adopt a atir proved to be counterfeit standworld lavors the gold banking Grau of of the government declaration protest ring ringing ard because it strengthens its con- to Inability main tarn order in the several against the persecution of our trade trol over what the bankers lend and weeks was office tenure in of gen- unionists in Germany and against the its This la a value yon may what we borrow The whole woyld Obsee again by persecution of the Jewish people of should not be made subservient to erally regarded reason ( servers the why Washing- that distressed land PRICES WILL ADVANCE MONDAY one class by the gold standard” ton hesitated 4 Fee OCT S TO COMPLY WITH QVR Despettsaa Senator Thomas reported “the silGrau and ver situation is better today than at hisFurthermore Presidentbloc “I am confident that the American NEW CODE of sup1873” snd that undet movement will atand with the any time since akaa irritations porters have made bold statements labor Sod quickly enactment of the amendment to the since easily and the advent of the current ad- labor movement of Great Britain farm relief bill by Senator Elmer ministration which were construed of the world in opposition to the op- Let it be yor first tluwght ia treat-tThomas of Oklahoma “remonetiza- m itching baming affection ecao aimed at the American embassy pressive tactics used by all dictators Wil ITIJff SO Main gt”’ tion of silver is possible by presiden- official they may be found and Washington’s general wherever asn pbaplee aad other disfiguring Salt Lake City Utah tial edict” “We we love democracy here ant Cuba The Grau govtoward policy Phon III No houssholj should he 25a Washington Are Thoma recalled that he ernment for We are al- blotch example declared itself are against despotism had presented a written request after in Ogden Utah of elimination of the Platt ways standing with our friends pro- wilboath favor the date of executive order by the In Betty Ray’s shopi SERVICE and the persecution of amendment from the Cuban conetir testing against PrieoSSe aad BOo United Statte mints into dimes quar- tution QUALITY I am tad with you a I go hand In hand with — an amendment permitting minorities the largest staff of the West’s Rpst ters and dollars “with- the United States legally to Intervene realize the destruction of the great Ssavistochfrt Address: “CntiMuo” Beauty Operators out Mying anything about Inflation” in the island case of per- labor movement of Germany” Dog 4G MnMoaMaaa “This move would put s million men sistent troublerepublic in Once more the listening delegates to work in the western states and arose and cheered and as soon as the would cur the employment ills of convention adjourned the resolutions ! Hold East the western states” he added “but committee met to consider a number iiiisiaiiiiinHiimaiiuiiiiBiiiiiiiiaiiiigiiiiGuiisiciMMiHiicajaiU'i’jj High School to r nothing has come of it” of proposals most suggest“The word ‘inflation means to Assembly ing the federation pledge moral and Rally Pep blow up’ and all money is biown up ItlilG-IRVIUeconomic assistance “for the perse-cutet E or down according to its uses or its will be held FriPep assembly rfrally needs" Senator Thomas said “In- day morning at East high school in Boycott Urged 18 s flation is one of the easiest methods advance of the t football One wax offered by the American adopted by governments for taking game on Saturday afternoon SALT LAKE’S MOST PROGRESSIVE MUSIC STORE 3 denunof To Federation Teachers its Its people and is one of the most efA sketch will be put on by mem ciation of Hitlerism it would add a fective wtyi of collecting something bers of tha Beau Sabreur club Rr-of German goods which the people do not want to pay T C cadet officers’ club The officers until “this outrageous program of HerWilliam are Citea European Examples Bulkley president racial and political persecution Brand-NeAmeri"France inflated the franc to col- bert Myers vice president John C ceases” lect taxes Germany used inflation Cook treasurer and secretary can Made Clarinet In his speech the British delegate governmental debts and incisaid Hitler “is known to have obCorneta Trumpets dentally to wipe out all debt Russia debts based on its gold reserve the tained financial support from capitalworld and inflated to or Trombones " 7 find all must more liqui‘destroy gold ists” deliberately Complete With Case capital ana all private wealth Infla- date its debts through bankruptcy or Soviet Russia Rowan continued tion may have a good or a bad mean- nonpayment In the world today while asserting that it opposes HitTerms if Desired ing and historically inflation is Used there is trSm 12 to IS billions to ler’s policies has taken no positive only in bad times Inflation used as monetary gold which will take care action to prove that attitude sometimes does more dam- of from 130 to 150 billions in debts a curt-al- l Communism and socialism are backbut when the world’s debts have now ing Hitler he charged because the age than good” to 500 out is billions a pressure that “technically the run up Pointing German leader is working against United States has been off the gold placed on the monetary gold base ti?ue democracy” 19131 canont of As enactment since result which stand in standard it Now on Display a' The convention reebssed for the afthe federal reserve act” in that fed- faith goes debts are not paid and we ternoon to delegates could see the Bargains in Slightly Used Seta eral reserve notes provide an option have the stagnation which has come world series baseball game More al payment “in lawful money of the “The great consuming portions of than 400 had bought tickets for a tesUnited States” Senator Thomas said: the earth have and are still using timonial dinner tonight to Edward F “The money arrangement of our silver Unless something is done to McGrady federation leader and country la in the hands of the gov- increase our monetary base unless Beautiful New Walnnt secretary of labor now workernment the states having granted there is remonetization of silver our ing in an advisory capacity with the to tha federal congrese the right to trade with the east is killed and will Baby Grand Bench to issue money and declare the value remain killed until something ie NBA Match done n of money and that of foreign coins Tribune Sente) (Salt taka Good Practice Pianos “ From the Very first we made two “The silver way is assured ReWASHINGTON Oct 5--A veiled bask: metals gold and silver the monetization of silver is coming challenge was hurled at the Amerinp fundamental background of our with the debt and credit situation of can Federation of Labor today by Rea the world The bimetallie it sys making necessity Public Works Administrator Harold monetary System U S REGULATION — EVERY BOY tem was recognized at the time of the monetization of silver will not cure L Ickes who declared that the high iil one world he all but the and constitution of the AND GIRL WANTS ONE writing wage rate adopted at labor’s request of the few things ever agreed to by certainly double the metallic mone- were delaying reemployment through E both Alexander Hamilton and tary base and a’a tremendous step the government’s $3300000000 easy S Thomas Jefferson was that the prop forward will make It twice as 'easy to money fund We exclusive Famous the for representatives ire factory er ratio of gold and silver should be solve the problems of the world” Ickes hinted that if the A F of I — Th rati ioj DfD-KING Cleveland &nd American Standard Band Henderaonr president ef convention meeting here adopted of one ounce of gold to 18 ounces of the Klwanis club presided and Sen- pending resolution condemning the Instruments a was F introduced by natural arrange- ator Thomas silver is really public works administration as slow Y Fox president of the I D S and S since the beginning of time Be Our flntea Oboe Alto anS Baas Clarinets Fhiefsl Homs for th dismissal of officalling 5 “If the world ie going to pay its Business college french Hons gonsaphones etc cials the administration might see fit to withdraw tome of the plums it has given labor -He said that a resolution criticising the works program ior delay would 18 1647 put the A F of L In the position of lensuring high wages one of the ma-o- laeamiiiiiiee(iiiiiiiMsaiiiiinisMiiniMuiiiitnifni(ni!innsoenM causes for any lag FaUtieal Mere Ickes also inferred that should the convention adopt the critical resolution the public works administration might see fit to reexamine Its regulations which require that contractors awarded easy money projects must go first to union headquarters to enlisting their workers which provoked The resolution Ickes challenge today was regarded by those close to the public works administrator et a political move It was introduced in the labor convention yesterday by some minor unions to no with— public works benefits officials maintain v v vv 4 t Repeating that allocations are being f ' ' ' mads rapidly by his administration £ ' 5 v 4 Ickes declared that th lag was to the i v---t "7 field where contractors are reluctant X to pay the high wage rats being re — — —— quire d Explain Delay 1 v "I am unwilling to believe" Ickes ' 4 stated “that a semipublic body such W History’s greatest ex' as the American Federation of Labor position oi human i vv ' v having anyresponsibility to the public progress closes its sk would adopt such a resolution unless gates on October 31st it had sent it to a committee lint to in Chicago Only a inveetigate the facta short time lelL Don’t "One of the major causes of delay is our having to persuade local offimiss ib 4 cials to pay in their communities the higher wage rates imposed under the NBA codes In fact there is no des v fs lay here to making allotments as can 4 S' i be proved s u left -- ss KANSAS CITY Oct S Mabel Davenport Doud of Aurora lit was elected supreme president of the National P E O sorority at the biennial convention here today She has been a member of the executive board for many years Mrs Hallie A Newell St Louts was elect d vice president -The convention city for 1939 will be selected tomorrow the closing day of the convention ' Indiahapolia is making a strong bid Mrs F 8 Bell of Twin Falls Idaho participated in a musical program this morning singing thres solos nvr GrticuraOmimenl SboihesandHeals d u Cross-complai- I i soldier-sailor-stude- BETTY KAY of -- half-dolla- rs ' anti-Hitle- COMPANY ! East First South East-Wes- For Youf School Banflf w $ to-p- Hkc i tlOU l 7 Rj HAHDIOS Wife Awarded Divorce On Her 53 52 1 d (AV-Mi- State Law to Enforce Code Sodality fit St Mary’s t Holds Activities Meeting Erratic Storm Government CUBA GAINS UNION LEADER Heds Toward Business ‘Halts RECOGNITION PLEDGES FIGHT Bahama Isles For Ball Game ATI PECORA RUSHES Latest 1934 Models nt On charging cruelty snd nonsuppor- t- Hazel Lemlng was awarded a divorce Thursday in district court from James E Lemlng Mr Lemlng previously had filed suit against his wife charging cruelty Likewise a decree wia granted to Reed S Slaughter from Gladys Slaughter whom he charged with infidelity Mrs Slaughter previously had charged Mr Slaughter with cross-complai- De-lo- re a A divorce v' cruelty was asked by Carolyn Flittner frqm Carl Filttner on the ground of cruelty PIANOS Jer-lme- a $2975 Bugles! it-w- itis-of-t- WEST HIQH1ET& PROGRAM In honor of tha winning class the senior group of West high school will present a program Friday morning th Jhs Jiisioe student for thelr-w- h tory in the campaign of selling actvi- ity books which was held all last week The drive was headed by ry Jeremy student body president K lv Tribnne-Clilca- c Wr 1 ' KING IRVINE COMPANY East First South (XU a ira your Complexion Camay 7 1 1 M V Arc Easy on Everyone’s Eye! i ft r fl ft? ti G et yourself a Camay pi Complexion— and stop wasting your sweetness on tKe desert airl- For in the daily Beauty Contest of life rewards go to the girl skin with a lovely 1 4 - at ' X 1 ' peach-blosso- M —appeals to me” said a clever interior decorator “And Camay ia just as to freshing to the skin as to the eye” A Camay Complexion urges eyes to look upon you' For Camay the Soap of Beautiful Women keeps your skin 4 smooth soft and youthfully fresh 4f Try omay Now and Convince Yourself Camay la Gtntlo At Dow an yaur Cheek Camay is made for the feminine skin It’i as soft and gentle as your finest e cream! 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