Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING the Judgment came before Tugwell acting as secretary in the absence of Secretary Wallace He signed it as one of a group of similar actions thereby levying a fine of $50 on the firm the customary1 amount for first violations The judgment declared a shipment of canned grapefruit juice and orange juice from Florida to New York bore labels which were “false and misleading “ and that part of the shipment labeled as the natural product had been sweetened with sugar Dr Tugwell has been one of the last January TOGWELL HITS FATHER’S FIRM Company Fined $50 for Alleged Misbranding 0f projUC - chief proponents of the proposed Copeland bill which would broaden government powers in supervising the sale of food and drugs The present act allows government action only in cases where goods offered for sale are found to be misbranded He has also been active in the fight to insert standards and grades provisions in NBA and AAA codes WASHINGTON June 2 (ff)— Dr Rexford G Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture was recently called on to carry- - enforcement trf the pure food and drug act to an un- expected point A prosecution for violation of the act in having allegedly misbranded a food shipment was begun against his father Charles H "Tugwell of Wilson New York member of the The British Hoads federation has canning firm of' Tugwell and Wise- been organized to unify all commerman in 1932 cial interests concerned with highThe firm pleaded ‘guilty and on way construction and traffic Poisoned Gum Plot Probed by Coast Police gum were placed on porches of three other homes near the McKenzie residence t Kaminsky also said he was investigating the possibility that placing of the gum might be part of a hoax JUNE 3 1834 viiifAi- - -- (GROTON Mass June 2 (AP)— President Roosevelt tonight talked to the men graduating from schools and advised them to “adapt themselves to Major General in Ui S the of a changing world" SACRAMENTO Cal June 2 W— New "York Mrchanges Roosevelt spoke to the men Army Dies Sacramento police were trying to deand families of the Groton school termine today whether four sticks of NEW YORK June 2 from which he was graduated S4 poisoned gum Mrs Georgia McKenzie said she found on the porch of James Parker U ST A re- years ago The exercise was a priher home here wfcre the fruits of tired died today at the New York vate affair hoax or a diabolical plan to kill mem- hospital He was 80 years‘ Old It was a carefree day for the presber! of her family Funeral services were announced ident He motored here from bis Mrs McKenzie told the police she for Monday at the Church of the railroad yard home at Worcester to found gum wrapped in envelopes on Heavenly Rest New York spend e second day on the campus —— he enjoyed as a youth which was typed the word “sample" PAROLE REVOKED She Said she became suspicious when READY TO FLY AGAIN the gum burned her tongue on touch MIAMI Fla June 2 WV— Harry and had it analyzed by Dr Gerbert Jordan a trusty Jn the city Jail where OKLAHOMA CITY June 2 WV-- A True superintendent of the city de- he was serving a sentence on a minor year ago Clyde Nuckols was dragged partment of health before ahe charge strolled off long enough to from his wracked airplane and the Dr True said he make his monthly report to the fed- doctors told him ha never could fly chewed any of-i- t found 'enough poison on the gum to eral probation officer Federal Judge again Now he la one of two pilots kill a dozen persons Halsted L Ritter heard of the walk who have the recommendation- of the Inspector of Police Fritz Kamin- and revokedJordan’a parole Now the U S weather bureau for contracts sky investigated the case and said prisoner must serve two years on a which entail daily observation flights he found that almilar packages of liquor charge conviction at an altitude of 17000 feet in 5 t f PRACTICAL-l- Perfect y -- - Summer Ensembles! r DRGSSGS — They are— - Fare dye colorfast— Practically wrinkleproof— Resistant to perspiration— Laundered or dry cleaned— Welcome a hot Iro- n- eer genius Fittingly describe the designing of these new Sheer Cottons— so ' distinctive— so smart and so inexpensive ! 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