Show 1 II r - - ' ' '' 4 ' : ' ' I 1 Republic to Pace I - Under Wagner Bill I I 1 - Cörónees Of - érs TolcjtoVjgrilt Film Kidnap Case : Figure s -- Jury-Show- n 9 ot South-Chicago'lli- ' witlioi---says---- r I Accusations - ' 176iil-Work- 1 4 : I —I 0—p4"-------- 171937 SATURDAY MORNINC 7ULY Plans atIDeath- Probe Qs-Pre-R- iot - 1- - -- - (i I Tells I - - I Labor Board Calls Probe Of Steel Firm : THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - ---- - --- 2 Move Sifted Cameraman Testifies Mob Started Hurling' 'Rocks Clubs Into Police Lines At Outset of Struggle Unionist Quizzed Other Testimony Asserts Discharge Because of U11101 I 1 — Missing Sociahte 4 5 Housekeeper Disappears in N 1- - v - ? i I — coroner's Ital:saw m otion pictures CHICAGO July 16 (AP)--steel of Memorial strike riot Friday and heard the phothe day t DETROIT July 18 WI—A Ford July 16 idill—The "the rioting was undoubtedly NEW YORK July la Orlando Lippert: testify tographer I I I Motor company Anna cialz maid Friday Mrs relations board stepped into wilt said employe precipitated by rocks thrown into police lines by the strikers"' Russian nousekeeper- was the steel strike Friday accusing thel I a he United 4 member of the Kupryanova I I Lippertgav -- ' Steel corporation of vio- - 1 1 Automobile Workers' union testi- Paramount screening room just be- - unionist group as a "peaceful plea- companion at ithe home of Mrs 1 f 1 I mfore ' the film was run off at stand- - ant Sunday crowd" He was at the Alice McDonell Parsons whose disfled Friday he also was one of a lating the Wagner act in its Ohio I I 710 1 I ' ?''':"'" in slow motion and as first aid station during the battle appearance five weeks ago remaizus ard I I :': speed of platUr "vigilantes" instructed to still i group His testimony was he said and gave assistance pictures board's The I "pick up a lead 'Sipe and start swing-In- " 'complaint issued i I a surprise inasmuch as Coroner The steel strike broke into Wash-Fran- k cloaked in mystery had left tha ter John L Lewis' steel workers' L in the event of '1trOuble" at N J Walsh bad adjourned the ington news with the filing of na- Long Island residence presumably "1 -- committee had asked for tional labor relations board charges to live in New York over the week-en- d I I the Ford plant a ganizing inqüest an investi!ation charged the corn-—riot-wcounts were a but brief : against RepUblic-T- en The bloody h:Mack witness t9 leave the anzori told a encountsr on a 1 or its gents-witRe- - listed including unlawful discharge near the plain ' I I which has ::sr I I scene X of :k national the labor relations board mystery trial with of interference employes Violations Alleged public Steel corporation's Grand - beating union organ-Te- n perplexed federal and local invesSouth in picketingI examiner that he helped obtain sigChicago Crossing plant I I 'Nov I Locking out employes in Can' 41 natures to a "vote of confidence" I men lost their lives and more izers supporting local labor organ-tha- n tlgators alike-weunexplained I W ton and Massillon Ohio izations and maintaining - arsenals A V Ford labor in from other 100 persons were injured 1 I 4:: policies II 2 Discharging 75 for union fL set I was Behind 21 Left au7 1 Son for July 1 employes Hearing II I I tivity 1 I A hearing on N L st B charges Some discharged Ford workers Only Part of Battle I she carried sufficient t I I S': k employes with i 1I Steel '" have testified they were dismissed ' which reached Although 1 t only against Inland 1 I Lippert II indicate to a lengthy stay ciothing discharge or layoff for UniOn ac i 1 N after they refused to sign the "vote part of the battle because he was a truce with the strikers three ''''skl'Ik t tiyity $ weeks ago has been in progress at In New York she left behind her of confidence" when scenes started it other taking 4 Refusing to rehire certain emhe labor board closed Cinzort's testimony before the He testified that agents of the La Chicago : ir son Roy i ployes because of their participa- N L R on a complaint Follette senate civil liberties corn- -' its case-- F Tiday after hearing 173 e''' comment came from investiNo tion in the strike charging the Ford company with mittee deleted some scenes before witnesses 5 DoMinating and contributing 4 gators who continued their moves James H Walsh manager of unfair labor practices including die the film was shown to the com- financial Nt support to local labor orion-corn- to solve the case which has baffled land's was the missal was the for plant major activity mittee if :Lganizations and 114: ' first by a present employe of the ' Louis Seleniik leader of the steel pany's first witness He said he them since Mrs Parsons disapN i 6 Trailing beating up union fitt He said that until he got union at the Republic plant and a saw no reason to sign a contract company 9 reportedly in com'4!14114!? 0 organizers before the strike started ' : on the witness stand no Ford offi- member of the strike strategy com- with the union because there was peared June tr ' 4dm4 7 Increasing the company police with a i middleaged malt and t cial or foreman knew be was a U mittee altered some of the testi- no question of wages hour or pany r force and Louis F Selinik usingthis force to inter of strategy committe details plans to use force Memorial riots conditions A W member woman involved Selenik day he working previously gave mony fere with peaceful picketing Another witness Homer A King originally said Joe Weber union Two newspaper men testified in 8 Maintenanceaarsenals "for Digging Resumed former-electric-al maintenance-ma- n - had told: pickets to use an N Lat-B-heathe purpose o interfering with re- requiri that they be paid for time - at Ford's Rouge plant who said he organizeron 1—FourMotor Ford Lthe break clubs charges their against as 1 signs straining andcoercing its employes lost corn Parsons farm—Mrs Parsons and was 14 told the through the police that Bennett June company Harry ' at said discharged r their rightpia V9 s in the exercise of Violation Charges Held N L R B trial exaznizr Ford foreAsserting his mind was hazy Pally personnel diréctor did no husband had engaged asin squab reports men supervised the solicitation of about "certain things" since the approve any organization among raising—was resumed 'Without Foundation' 9 Promoting "b a ç k4o-o r k" increased the missing woman had CLEVELAND July 16 (UP)—The memberships in the Ford Brother battle Selenik Tolled to a union employes movements during the strike behnslain hoodofAmericaInc an independ attorney'squestionas to t h—peaceful Republic StePI corporation-Frid-ay e ent union Although District Attorney L ed night-assertSlayer-Executthat chatges of Wag-- - NEW-YORJu1y16 your honor" picketing Barron Hill announced handwriting "I heard at least eight out of every structions Weber gave" that: labor act violation contained in Well net said the become has a it magistrate EDDYVILLE Ky July 16 LP)— on the ransom note demanding profession Hearing Ordered "I don't think be gave such ada complaint agairuit the corpor- eting and your friend ten men cussing about company "why didn't you Arnold Clift 24 was electrocuted 925000 had been identified and The board ordered a hearing on ation by the national labor relations developed in Jefferson Market vice' lines and accuse unions" he added picket picket ak" -scene Lippert Fridayfor the doublemurderof these charges and courtFriday with pay z:anging them of being unfair- - to—union foundation" Describing the-ri- ot He"got in apeckoftrouble" Mr and Mrs Reed Taylor in an would be forthcoming several days King continued when he decided to testified: The complaint alleged the cor- froni50 cents to a dollar an hour arranged to use the large picketel" development hu "The 'strikers came directly up to attempted robbery near London ago no definite torium in the public health building poration continued to violate the laThe only drawback as a pioneer "We never thought of that" said circulate 40M U A W memberon of the 30 1936 followed Ky night May not see was he could a the police line I a striker Instead of its regular hearing room bor act through coercion and intimi- In the field explained it is that Rosenbaum ship cards although Officials refused to say whether dation of'employes and maintenance the professional picket is apt to Under further questioning the member and collected some initia- and an officer talking 'face to face --tion money in Suddenly I witness laid he ënt1ntTiilik Republic gere ktek-In-t- h6 pants he pick"I was going to spend it" he and missiles were coming into police I Special chairman has been or will be sum rThe Republic statement issued ets the wrong place sting business about seven months to do lines snoned to the hearing The pioneer professional picket following receipts of the NLRB ago when he lost his job in a grinned "but I was afraid More than a month ago the board action said: that" Meyer Rosenbaum appeared belaundry He said he finally gave it to a 'Pushed Into Lines charged the Inland Steel company "Upon a cursory examination of fore Magistrate Henry H Curran he said be was Tuesday morning another of the four companies at- the complaint which has suet been with a charge that a barber shop sent to picket a barber shop on man wearing a U A W button and "At the same time a group of fected by the strike with violating served the officials of the corpora- owner had thus mistreated him Broadway But as it turned out asked him to deliver it to the union strikers in the rear pushed those in ' the Wagner act in refusing to sign tion wish to state that the charges last Tuesday there wasn't any strike there and hall but added "Maybe he went and front into the police lines That's the part of the film that's missing a contract with Lewis' union spent it like I was going to" contained therein are without founMagistrate Curran exhibited he got kicked - No complaint bag been issued dation—We are confident that a keen interest when Rosenbaum Two discharged employes testi- I had to change lenses" Magistrate Curran dismissed the fied saw the police were union mentioned activities Asked whether he against the other two Bethlehem fair impartial and complete bear- gave hie occupation as "profescharge Steel and Youngstown Sheet and ing will establish the falsity of these sional picket" by a man named Brown in the "commit any act of violence up to Tube' "Are you" asked the magistrate employment office when they were the time the missiles were thrown" claims" Sentence Commuted dismissed The Wagner act which the board Cs111:01D "a member of the pickets' union?" Lippert replied "No" Examination of eight men named Harold Witt a sound engineer accused Republic Steel of violating Brent to Become Citizen amsrrA FE N M Juiy 16 (R)— "There isn't any pickets' union" workers in interstate LOS ANGELES July 18 (INS)— Rosenbaum replied "A friend of Lieutenant Governor Hiram Dow in a state court assault warrant fol- with Lippert gave similar testi1 commerce the rightto organize and He's Irish now but soon he'll be mine tried to start one some Friday commuted to life imprison- lowing a grand jury inquiry into the mony ment the death sentence of Hollis beating of union organizers at the The motion picture has been bargain collectively without intimi IrishAmerican For Friday George months ago—" unFord-plare Go South— Mall II' — dation act ern--Martin 19 of actorraP-- "But ithere-wer- e May26 : 1 0 East Broadway Dr Lawrence Jacques who esMartin was sentenced to die July til Monday after witnesses bad idenpowers the labor board to order peered at the naturalization bureau pickets from the unions crowding reemployment of workers die- to file final papers for United States you professionals out of work" 23 for the murder of his aunt uncle tified four defendants - as men in- tablished a first aid station at the Y II I IRIS — on strikers' headquarters described the rnegmagoomm or and cousin at Hondo N 111n 1935 volved in the fighting-charged finished the magistrate activity and to citizenship I I6-MtIL: " ' T M IS A -- - ' 'N : 1 - M 4 at' - I as 1 ' 4 - 4 nt " t ' t I It - ) I 46 su - -- : - - - t-- ' - - 1 - early-in-Jun- predicted—an--"important—bae- ut it glanced-up-and-sto- nes SA'rURDAY 2t Lr : - th 1 - was-recesse- d nt Brent183-motion-pictu- I P4111716e-- t ' t PRINT 'FROCKS - - T011 SIZES1 - ' Cute styles lye- War eue dresses Very epeeist 411111P — SASEMENT -: HILD'S -C- -- 'ter' ltilionol EMU Do sitionsi 1110 kJ ' ( LjuiiliH NEW----198--- d- $11 Yds' moan $ a Likocol bOe eiASH at 3 for $ir0 vr NEM SILKS 40-I- N I I tMAINruton MEV 2d - of shies bil! 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