Show - 6 A - THE SALT LAKE TRfBtJNE - Steel Union Threatens to Ignore Writ Migraine Headache Treatment Woman Loses Bared at Neurological Meet Life in Storm M N Y Physician Says Successful Use of Drug Mild Weather Returns Justifies Its Widespread Use ATLANTIC CITY N J June 5 (AP) — Successful use of the drug ergotamine tartrate in the treatment of migraine headaches during the past two years justifies more widespreaduse of it in the future a New York physician told the closing session of the American Neurological association Saturday4Great relief of patients who often migraine Dr Wolff said but may are incapacitated by these throb- also be taken by mouth in tablets Electric Waves bing general headaches apparently of electrical Waves from Analysis comes Dr Harold G Wolff declared various parts of the brain to deterof the in action by drug constricting the cranial arteries and the external mine which part is the cause of may bring carotoid artery running from the epilepsyin in a patient the future a new approach about neck over the back and top of the to treatment of the condition Dr head W G Lennox of Boston told the 'Hand In Hand' neurologists Declines in the severity of these Each form of epilepsy causes disheadaches “went hand in hand with tinctive variations in the different a 40 to 80 per cent decrease’’ in pul- brain waves and while in normal sations of the branches of this caro- individuals the changes from one tid artery after the drug was ad- frequency of waves to another “ar ministered he added “If the de- smoothly achieved” the epileptic’s crease in pulsation was slow the wave changes are irregular headache's decline was slow If the It has been Jound he added that headacha disappeared rapidly the the injection of glucose sugar or the breathing 'of carbon dioxide gas pulsations decreased rapidly” Ergotamine tartrate is normally seems to steady the waves of epigiven hypodermically in very small leptic patients and eliminate the quantities to prevent attacks of abnormal fluctuations "for the purpose union- ization of employee” Republic’s counsel contended the suit was filed by a C I O organizer who recently had obtained 10 shares of the com pany’s stock Seek Postponement In stilt another court action C I O attorneys sought a postpone went of a hearing scheduled Tues day in the petition of three rail roads seeking to restrain strikers from interfering with shipments ' breaker” Senator Vandenberg Senator Raps Labor Bill as Bureaucratic “The whole thing Is such a ghastly-parto the Mohawk Valley formula as used by Bergdoff in breaking the strike at Reming- d that one wonders at the audacity of steel management in WASHINGTON June 5 (UP)— using it” he said Two agents of the senate civil lib- Senator Arthur H (R) Vandenberg been in the erties committee-hav- eMichigan priUcizcd the administraarea tion's minimum wage and maximum Republic’s counsel said they were hour bill Saturday night as “uncerconsidering a federal county suit tain speculative and bureaucratic” designed to compehthe postmasters The attack made speech at Warren and Niles Ohio to accept over broadcasting comfood shipments for parcel post de- pany network came a the house livery into beleaguered plants and senate labor committees preMedicine Mailed pared for their second week of hearThe postmasters acting under in- ings on the measure by calling John structions from Washington have L Lewis leader of the Committee refused to receive “irregular mail” for Industrial Organization to tesaddressed to the plants An excep- tify Monday Placed Before Congress tion was made at Niles in the case of a package of medicine which The measure designed to estabthe acting postmaster said was al- lish minimum wages and maximum lowed to be mailed at Republic’s hours in Industry through a proThe postmaster opened the posed fair labor standards board package at the request of Republic was placed before congress 10 days before admitting it to malls Two ago by President Roosevelt with union men were standing by at the a request that it be enacted at this time he said session' Republic has been using planes— Vandenberg asserted that the — beset by snipers to fly food into problem of establishing labor the Warren and Niles plants con- standards should be carefully studtinuing to make steel on a curtailed ied by congress before legislation basis Republic’s plants at Buffalo is enacted and Chicago also have been operatParamount Need ing but the plants of Inland Steel "Our paramount necessity” he and Youngstown Sheet & Tube are said "Is enlightened allel to - 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This Week Only! rv Boy 15 Kills Small Sister TFORTLAND Ore June 5 UP)— Chief of Police HaWy M Niles has sent out a circular to officers throughout the west offering $100 reward for the capture of Ed Miles 35 escaped Idaho penitentiary convict and wanted In connection with the shooting here May 29 of Detectives M A McMeeken- and Roy Thompson Niles said the two officers ldentl- -' fied Miles from police pictures ns one of two men who shot thrra t“'the officers forced Miles and his companion to the curb Miles escaped from the Idaho prison last month DAD Once Again MAY BE YOUR SHOES on the part of both capital and labor— not to say of government itself— to the end that we shall not destroy the profitable American productivity upon which labor capital and country must rely for progress and prosperity” Vandenberg called upon capital SHOES made longer or wider including “to accept the true spirit of colVhTj rvQ lective bargaining free from all coand nhine XeUA r cleaning ercion and fair labor practice as Account! 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Charg written into law and morals” He d asked labor to "use its Use Our Pickup and Delivery Sarvica power with an eye to the maintenance of profitable Industry lest Tribune Leased Wire By its reservoir of contemplated beneSHOE CLINIC— BASEMENT SOLDIERS GROVE Wis June fits dries 6— Harold West 15 years old Saturday confessed to Sheriff Oliver White of Prairie du Chlen that he FOR THE BRIDE OF THE YEAR OR TWENTY YEARS shot and killed his sister Mildred 11 Friday njght He said he killed - her because “we were always quarA reling” The children were alone in the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ori Shaw when West killed his sister Her body was found by Mrs Shaw upon her return home from an evening -spent in town The boy said Mildred retired about 1:30 p m and when he believed she was asleep he went Into her room and obtained a small-calibrifle from behind a dresser He said his sister awakened and sat up in THE FAMOUS LOW HEAT bed He shot her as she stared at him WATERLESS" COOKWARE Sheriff Whit was told that the children had quarreled Friday noon Just the pieces needed to start housewhen the girl stepped upon her keeping —or to modernize the kitchen brother’s fingers as he lay on the floor This incident was preceded -- And it' the seme thick fnolded by Mildred teasing him about a girl The boy refused to sign a confesClub Aluminum thet more than sion Sheriff White said he admit2000000 woman bought through ted the killing then denied it again homo damonitratiom at naarly admitted he fired the fatal shot and finally said he did not kill his THREE TIMES that sptcial pricai sister Mount Holyoke college have been elected vice chairmen of the union by the national committee Dr Harry F Ward of Union Theowas reelected logical seminary chairman and Bishop Edward L Parson of San Francisco was reelected a vice chairman FOR our Others to $12M Auditorium— 2nd floor self-intere- st PHOTOG BJtPHED ‘ $795 BOOK st BE Tablecloths ZCM-I ' or DU IS FATHER'S presenting ina idle John Stevenson CTL O organizer said a petition would be circulated demanding recall of Sheriff Elser “The next food car will go in only ever our dead bodies” he shouted for Kelley ended with of the body of the the discovery woman rancher In the Iriah divide country west of Sundance making-tnvesti-gations- - NEW YORK June-- UP) — The American Civil Liberties union en- nounced Saturday night that Lloyd K Garrison dean of the University of Wisconsin law school and Dr E Woolley former president ' Mary p: v Rocky Mountains ton-Ran- I they came upon her snow covered body late Friday night Authorities said Mrs Kelley apparently died of exposure in a rain and snow atorm after she bad left a neighboring ranch Tuesday to hunt for a cow - (Continued from Page One) Ing expenditure JUNE 6 1937 Voices Plea Lines of Pickets Will Be Kept Intact Declares Murray SWOC Chief cl interfering with the free SUNDAY MORNING ABC m WASHER Chicken Fryer Dutch Oven V Regularly Former luncheon Price $1570 Other Items at About SPECIAL M k a v as low as $15 20 Former Home Demonstration Price DEMONSTRATION MENU PAQUIN— Club Aluminum Cookery Expert Pies BlaCulta Bread Bolls baked on top of stove In Club Aluminum Dutch Ovens Oval Roan ter " Chicken Fr(er ' choked without water TUESDAY— Vegetables and Fruit eaves vitamin In Club Aluminum Sauce Pane no water WEDNESDAY—Meat routing on top of stove less shrinkage In Club Aluminum Dutch Oven1 THURSDAY — Griddle Cake no grease no amoke vn Club Aluminum Griddle-Broil- er FRIDAY— Finh baked on top of stove Bice never gummy tout flaky no (ticking or burning In Club Aluminum Sauce Pan SATURDAY—Pried Chicken— Corn Muffin DEMONSTRATION— DOWNSTAIRS MISS A MONDAY— Cake i a Week' - ‘ 7 The rew ABC Washer ith its modernU streamline design has been acclaimed the most beautiful washer-eve- The ABC exclusive French Type Agitator washing principle washes clothes faster safer cleaner and whiter without need ior hand rubbing even the most heayily soiled clothes r built new Fairbanks-Mors- e Conservador Refrigerator the CONSERVADOR: Crisper Slid-in- g Fruit Drawer utility storage compartment: Only offers - (0 M I the you Self-Sealin- g of freezing HOME HOUSEWARES— DOWNSTAIRS 'f ’ unit! 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