| Show ME SALT LAKE TRIBITNr SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBEli Bill Labor Civil War Breaks Out Mist Lady Hits' Coast Urged In&ease As A 1?of L Orders Boycott Profit irkArms Cattle Herds 'Convention Votes Move as Reprisal Against Franklin A Roosevelt Friday that she favors nationalization CHICAGO Nov 21 1036 Optimistic Risé Points to Sound Budget 20 (INS)—Mrs maid of Oothing Workers as Allies of Lewis in Union 11evi'dt Fear of Further Splits Expressed - munitions manufacturing thus taking profits out of War as a move toward peace The tint lady addressed 2000 persons at the regional conference of the Catholic Association for International Peace at Rosemary college in suburban River Forest Mrs Roosevelt said: "It might be a saving In the end if the governments of the world agreed to take over the munition industries I have a feeling that it would turn out to be a rather practical thing" California Groups Toid to Build Industiy as Farm Profits Source Harrison Promises " TAMPA Fla Nov long threatened civil war within labor's ranks broke out Friday when the American Federation of Labor voted to boycott men's clothing made by th'e Amalgamated SAN FRANCISCO Nov 20 (IEl— Clothing Workers ally of John L -Lewis in his industrial union revolt The federation's annual convenle R Carpenters Colorado cattlei tion ordered this drastic reprisal Two months ago the federation's man and United States director of against the rebel clothing workers executive council muspended grazing Friday cautioned Members a Frank heated after rebel unions for "Insurrection" protest by of the Commonwealth Club of CalMMartel Detroit delegate of the John P Frey president of the fed- International ifornia "it ja high time that the Typographical union &ration's metal trade department "What is the use of kidding our- - had introduced a resolution in the government is large enough to meet livestock Industry be losterearri out"To selves?" Martel shouted convention to expel the rebels Con the opposition to liberal legislation intelligent way" law the union label of the Amaiga- trolling powers in the federation and to forceful administration of He termed the livestock industry mated will mean that a man who have ell but finally 'decided how such which certain legislation clothes ever to have the convention approve wants a suit of union-mad- e interests will muster in the fu- in the western states "not only the will have to get a pair of OM the suspensions and to direct fur-ailture as they have don in the past" keystone to the arch of prosperity but the foundation stone Itself" ther peace maneuvers he said The boycott was voted by a voice labor will see that an think Amendment Tops Farm Sale Urges vote without a record of the ayes to amendment amendmenta the Dr The The move pointed out that cash speaker the nos against Amalge and ated came Just at sunset after constitution broad enough to per- receipts from livestock in the Couldn't Make Enough I dwin S Smith national labor re- - mit congressional action of the sort United States last year totaled $3- The United Garment Workers lathing board mezn ber urged the 1which labor reedcand tho 899000000 or Dearly $700000000 d rival of the Amalgamated before the convention to demand - a -- vmottis- demands is put in the forefront SUMMON() morethanthe activities-1The year aheictir for all other agricultural products —letter was admitted to illo A F of tional amendment for preservation Its Smith's apeech followed upon "As the most stabilizing factor Lcoulde't make enough clothes of new deal legialation ringing-pledg- eunderlYing-ourwesterPresident for union men" he said prosperity" "Government regulations of min-Lab- Ham Green thatby American labor he observed "agriculture is depenmen have predicted the Lewis action' would entail many imum wages and maximum hours would fight' fascism to its death dent upon its most important diviLivestock Is the sion )ivestock such reprisals as the convention adequate provision for social aecur'UMWASHINGTON Nov20 voted Friday Unless peace is soon ity and protection of collective cohverting factor of our one great The' of Edwin Smith F proposal in the western region gram" they expressed fear the gaining are essential curbs on a of the national labor rela- crop entire American labor movement business system which more than member Reviews Conditions tions a board for constitutional would be split into two warring once has followed the lure of un- - amendment to 31 e w deal obattain Carpenter reviewed the establishfettered Individualism almost to tamps -the brink of its own destruction" jectives won a measure of support ment of 49 grazing districts coverStart of Revolt ing 135000000 acres under the Taytold the American Federation Friday from several senators Smith olt started a year ago The lor Smith :nada the the at grazing act which he said "put of suggestion Labor convention When Lewis' United Mine Workers con- Into reverse gear all previou fedAmerican Federation of Labor –Discusses High Court the Amalgamated Clothing Workers eral land practices" vention in Timpa Fla and eight other unions set up the The supreme court he added asThe grazing director warned Invaders 'Senator Wheeler (D Mont) for industrial organize- - ready had killed the N It A with serted "it is entirely western businessmen to exercise that possiblet tion-ttry to bring all the workers its wage and hour regulation and owns such step may prove neon9- caution In urging the use of parts Chahar in each big industry into one big soon might invalidate the social of the publit domain for recreation 11M" without regard for tradition- - ourity and Wagner labor disputes and other purposes "for livestock Heavy al A F of L craft lines and with- - act There ere said to be 62 is one of the key bues of out A F of L sanction of Rembrandt In existence "Only the power of the iederal Industry" 20 (AP)—The the ' TN' t'v rr4 r 4 pH-vo- te s" t ' idation i 1 o all-ye- ts - Retreat Into Province With Loss of Men I a Suiyuan Province China pov 20 troops drove Mongol invaders back into Chahar province Friday with heavy losses while from Pallingmalo came reports the city was endanunder Japanese gered se t1011 t- Fc1ifIgtiTela11'! 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You Crystal 111:113 Soap GIANT BARS fro NW ce 't 29C 6 imos Limit GUAIIANTEE: MAGNESIA HUDNUT Marvelous Face Powder IIARRIET HUBBARD' AYER 213c 550 ' Luxuria Cream 850 COTY Sub Deb Lipstick 500 ELMO Ralo Lotion $110 EVENING IN PARIS Perfume- -Purse Flacon 550 Seagull Value ALL GUM and Candy Bars C Tissues - SPECIAL Sweet Cream Milk Chocolate Fun Pound :I9c - $250 Face Powder 500 50c Lipstick (with powder) 90 CARON'S Bellodgia Perfume dram 980 McKesson's McKESSON MINERAL OIL Extra Hear PIM Gallon Non- fattening AeJ7 Saturday GUERLAIN Shalimar Perfume - dram a Value! r ey $129 Lbs 17c — DENVER Nov 20 (A)—Judge Henley A Calvert in ordering the acquittal Friday of Lewis M Spencer 71 charged with murdering Perry Gonzales 26 asserted from Only! k the - Avh WO 14e4'7111 41 1 I oUTH 1 I T II on the HAMLET PLENTY FREE Pit IttEllG! E D d NO 4 - COMER' ParicO in SUcAIIIIOUSE Ileters in Sugarhouse bench! think it was a blessing that Gonzales was killed If he had not been killed he would have killed Spen"I cer who was merely defending himself" Spencer was accused of fatally stabbing Gonzales July 4 during a fight Senator Steiwer Better DENVER Nov 20 UP—AuthoriJoseph's hospital said Friday night the condition of Senator Frederick Ste 'vier of Oregon was - "much improved" Senator Steiwer ft recovering after a gall bladder operation ties at 4St - — I ' 1 ' fr : -- Tax revenues he said were TOMACI TAttETS' It your Store eani Drug I send $1 you supply schle0-SA- Arc Salt Lake City Utah Sixth SST N 4 ' - "pick- 1 tailed to a point sufficient to permit a balanced budget and "any extension of the government's activities will be scrutinized most carefully and granted grudgingly" In other and equally informed quarters it wu said that even a casual inspection of figures on federal income and expenditures showed the descending curve of outlays and the ascending curve of Income meeting and pouibly crossing during the next fiscal year Revenues Soar The total of all reventies for the fiscal year 1934 was 13115554000 For 1935 they were $3800467000 For 1936 - they were $4115956000 September estimates the last offi- -' daily published for the currentfiscal year set revenues at $5- 0 and MEAT GROCERY SPECIALS BEEF Shoulder Hutton Roast lb 10c EASTERN COIN-FE- D ltIUTTOI LEG - 15c 11) 15c 11) 25c 11) 20c Jib 25c 11) 40c 11) 28c 11) 23c POT ROAST SHOULDER PORK PORK LEG : ' BACON—Super Sliced Colored Roasters HENS—Tender 1r i 11) BUMP ROAST BEEF t t ' ' IPRILIE PflintlEitS 1 Old Plantation Cake Itvrttch 40e Asst Small CoffeeCattes ea 20cIP doz 18o Fresh Fig Cookies low 11 Tittt211 Dread :1:igeltiel0rsat soya Bean We bake this Kern—Tues That E ' !its" 13C j you may be better served place your Thanksgiving orders now 011ANGES 111 - JONATHAN' APPLES GIFT : ' doz 49c doz 29c- - SUNKIST LEMONS SEND f Thurs 2 for 15c LETTUCE str Yams or Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs 23c 2 lbs 23c Brussels Sprouts 8 lbs 25c CELERY FROM Z C M 1 THIS WEEK ' -II-EALTII DEPT SPECIAL- S- FOR BETTER HALTH TRY: Wheat Germs—Goal ChieseL--'Date Sugar —Lister's Golden Spread Eagle Brand MILK grArtr2G scHILLInG s Inch"n" FANCY PEELS CURRANTS VEGET Candied ! i lb 23c lb 10c rye can 15c can 19c For Salads Mariti 2 Can - Yamstiszw- IlUTIlEATl EXTRA J lb 33c diced mix :: POPCORN 41 can 200: 4 colons ctn WINE—Largo ilottle —396 pcilltkA SHERRY p '1e - t ing up far faster" than had been expected expenditures will be cur- child publications warned however that high prices may cause a relapse in buying and probably will intensify the hunt for substitutes "Increasing world production and consumption of spun- - rayon is expected to make further inreads on wool as a result ot these higher wool prices" he said Zelomek's address was the highlight of the forenoon aession of the 76th annual convention in its second and concluding day Coloradoan Acquitted on Charge of Murder - - were planned for the coming session of congress and that it looked like a balanced budget by 1938 - 14 Leker Leading Drug Stores 7 whirl of discussion of government finance and the outlook for the next year or so was touched off by Harrison arrival in the capital with optimistic statements that no new or increued taxes strong" The economist of the International Statistical bureau and the Fair- 4 LUCRETIA VANDERBILT Purest Quality Absorbent IIC ofeirlIershey At '11"t Cleansing of 11cest Prices on Toiletries Complete representation -- - I ie ST REGIS of Hen"- mine suggested that I try Ca1--0 San which I did After using them three months I cam truth fully say they have given me won derful relief I can eat anythiag I Want and am practically free from any disturbance I shall con-- t' Untie to use until I am entirely cured Tours truly S IL KEDDINGTON Salt Ake" after and ails-tam- ed for 24e You Must Be Satisfied IVith every Purchase or Your Money Will Be Cheerfully Refunded Phillips' MILK OF EPSOM SALTS Kesso NURSING BOTTLES 29c 73c TSJLOS --a- I have put three years irneals with heart— acidosis hare and been burn att times in melt pain I could laot I have tried up straight stand or the usual remedies but they all would lice me only temporary relief I was advised that I had of stomach ulcers every Indication on a milk diet bit it was andnoputavail Ono of day a Mend of 441ror the ertattered SIt Cues 0111-0:-in Wool Outlook Declared Good Heat Treated Certified COD LIVER OIL Pint 50 for Boyle's HALIVER OIL CAP- SULES Guar Higher Potency Almond 10111011 5 ' CUT PRICES! Honey & Style 35c With Vitamin Products Limit 4 What Ham Virginia Build Your Resistance c I Baked 1797 M command Chinese sources said 1500 Mongols commanded by 12 Japanese officers threatened to cut off the Sulyuan city from assistance and to blockade routes for delivery of food 865839000 Since September however the and war supplies quickening tempo of industrial reGeneral Arrives has compelled It was said Provincial Governor General Fu covery a aharp upward revision of the figTso-- yi arriving here from 'reining ure for this year's income carrying said his troops have drove invaders it well above $6000000000 back in headlong retreat and estab- -' On the other side of the ledger Belied positions close to Shangsu expenditures for 1934 totaled $7- 30 miles inside Chahar province for 1935 $7375357000 He was confident his forces now 105650000 and for 1938 $8879798000 includcould control the eastern border for the soldiers A band of hostile irregulars in a ing $1700000000 September estimates for new attempt to dynamite the rail- bonus this year were $7762835000 also road near Fengchen south ok Including a large sum for the bonus seven-hou- r intercaused a Taming ' Rise Continues of service ruption For the current flecal year to To Bait Negotiations date receipts are well above the (Tokyo dykes said the Suiyuan equivalent period of last year On disturbances led Japanese Ambas- November 18 they totaled 81552- sador Shigeru Kawagos to inform 989000 as compared with $1397- Chinese officials at Nanking that 585000 on the same date last year negotiations ov e r this year's expenditures demonstrations in the northern so Although far include a sizeable Mil for the unwould be discontinued provinces bonus they are well below those of til the situation eased ' Jut year The figures are this year have invasion charged (Phinese last year 82980587- $2691558000 of the northern provinces is in- 000 Both figuree are net to who seek spired by Japanese dominate the area as they now dominate Manchukuo James as- Peace Prize Candidate sert they desire only to lend China Near Death in Berlin "assistance" in developing her industries and vast natural reBERLIN Nov 20 Girl—Friends of sources) Karl von Ossietzky German paficiat mentioned for the Nobel peace prize said Friday right he was suffering from incurable tuberculosis at a here They private sanitarium feared he might die at any moment After spending three years In German concentration camps 08- SAN FRANCISCO Nov 20 (— sietzky recently was feet& The newspaper Aftenposten in The outlook "la favorable for Oslo Norway said Wednesday it wool moat high prices during understood Ossietzky had been of 1937" A W Zelomek New York voted the Nobel prize but would economist told delegates to the refuse it California Woolgrowes1 convention ---here Friday "Despite current high prices" Zelomek asserted "there fa no indi' cation of a sharp and continued de etN 74N0164 cline especially since the domestic :111 supply situation is the strongest in cz yelrs thr demand outlook la favorable are end foreign market s 41 TISSUZG- ood New "Out Got Them n A Chinese Dlive Mongols Back With Losses bar-restor- ed figure to Mammoth cave as early sa fall CAL-0-8A-N WASHINGTON Nov 20 (R)— treasury revenue estimates were described in informed quarters Friday as mobvious13r" justifying a prediction by Chairman Harrison of the senate finance committee that the budget will be balanced In the next firical year The pace of business recovery it was said has increased these estimates already submitted to the budget bureau to a point at which "only a moderate decline" in expenditures would place government incom and outgo on the same level In addition It was reported that supplementing the effect of a diminishing relief burden the budget 1I now In preparation would slash allotments for several new deafemergency agencies tO Virtually: a liqu- " thia nonce these remarkable Stomach Tablets were trade-name- d —meaning "out of belir Meaning quick renal And how well you knew-y- ou who suffer the nagging tortune of ulcers and other stomach ellsorden-ho- w well you know what the midiers meant by these exAfter successful treatment of thousands of eases In pressive words li slow for the first time sold by Drug Stores in Canada the D S That this quick safe and sure treatment means more far mere than mere relief is shown by the letter printed below No New i0 alfalfa 1 :Said Grateful World War &1diers Decline Expenditures be Cal-O-Sa- New or Increased Tax " Records of Edmonson county Falls City Neb farmrealised MO from 12 Kentucky designated the entrance sack r says acres of lb Featuring Whole Cashews 0c PRICE ON ALL KINDS Ginger Ale Sparkling PO i rt SPECIAL 4 for 45c 2 lbs 13cl 5 lbs 29c Rice Datil" Mix ' Cocktail 2 for 29cFruit Can Canada Dry i) - 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