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(Continued - nalon - ) ess 'It has stated clearly and so frankly and its actions in going through picket lines in chartering company unions and the under' cutting C I 0 unions clearly confirms this: In order to clear the path and to facilitate Mire organizing progress however :the need for more b Industrial Lnion councils of cen- The committee especia fly assailed the C I 0 for its political policies last particularly' Lewis' des-nanwinter for presidential help in the d automobile strike "America cannot fail to mark and labor cannot fail to feel a burning kommookitiootometyomakatetAmealogambakeligl "A F L plans to shame at the spectacle John Brophy of the leader destroy C I O" the dominating figure of the C I 0 as he demands ofthe president of these United States obedience to Ilia dictates because he hias laid gold upon the desks of managers" the revert said CIO 'Workers Lew i s anSimultaneously appointment of a new financial committee within the nounced C I 0 to study itsfthances and make recommendations to the conferences ot the 32 affiliated union heads here this week Stock Proves Fatal OWENSBORO Ky Oct 11 VP— Fa in t i ng at the approach of a negro beggar who asked for alms as she sat in a parked automobile here Mark Sunday Miss Leona Clayton 22 of Daviess county New York died of "Thiahrazen and outrageous com- shock a few minutes later in mandmust remain upon the record physician's office without regaining much as we might as consciousness labor men like to see erased It stands there like a scarlet mark upon the escutcheon of the wage ign Order Rival Out of Town Upon-Worker- Forms Unjon‘" Despite ttle Leader SAfLE whic11-Lewi- - aCIO wars in their Auest" The increasingly evident A F Le officials are carrying forward their splitting of the labor Movement by driving C I 0 affilA F L iates out of every A F L state fedin the eration and city central body EvisliOli country Wherever this occurs and our unions do not set up a council S Says of their own In the state or city affected they are left without the 11 (W)—Abe Oct protection that a strong Central labor body can afford" Kuirk vice president of the (A F L) Heads Resolutions Body Brotherhood of Carpenters and The C I 0 officials quickly ap- Joiners said Monday when asked proved Lewis' selectiefi of Philip about reports he had been "run out chairmrf of the steel of town" by C I 0 sympathizers at Murray committee workers' organization to head a' resolutions committee Aberdeen Sunday night s "Yeh we left all right" he said said would consider "special subjects" the conference or "but you might inform those fel-- the committee might originate lows down at Aberdeen that while -- Sidney Hillman chairman of the we were having fun with them there drive another textile organizing of very interesting member remarked: "We may do were a couple held at which those atsomething about this Japanese boy- meetingsreceived American Federacott proposition" The federation tending has proved a boycott of all Jananese tion of Labor union charters" At Aberdeen the executive board goods to carry out President looseIMAM a provelt's suggestion of a "quarantine" of the Woodworkers' indorsed action of foreign nations which engage in C I 0 organization of union members in warning Muir war to leave town Sunday night "within Favors Boycott He left by car under 20 minutes" Hillman declined to say whether police escort after issuing a press the C I 0 would take a similar statement expressing the opinion a reveal healthy However stand Harry Bridges "secret ballot would west coast organizer of the Na- A F L majorities here" (Aberdeen) tional Maritime union affiliate said on arrival- from San Francisco he was "hopeful" the administration would decree an ecoHe prenomic boycott of Japan dicted his workers would support NEV YORK Oct-- 11 (INS)— such a move even though it might reduce employment in the maritime Hannah Williams wife of former Industry by 20 per cent Heavyweight Cham pion Ja ck Both the 1936 and 1937 conventions Dempsey is returning to the stage to said decided his he of union she isn't handing her two chilbut President such embargo support any dren over to a nursemaid Roosevelt might order "It is true" confessed Hannah Monday "that I'm in the new show "Hurrah for What" but that doesn't mean I'm neglecting my kids "I'll Can Not Embarrass be with them every day just as I always have been" Many wearers of false teeth have suf- s conscienceless NJ CITY Oct 11 UP—John L Lewis chairman of the Coffinilttee f or Industrial Or ganization reported late 'Monday th§ C I 15 had SPerlt $170968 for all purposes in 16 months of organization of the nation's mass production workers He said the largest expendihire was $960000 advanced to the steel workers' organizing committee during its strike of "little steer plants on the Great Lakes front during the summer procedure Never were the Goths and Vandals more f - '4114'rLANTIC One) fromPasge that - Confirmed by Actions for All Union Purposes the Prince into a visual province Machiavelli who is its overlord any rank "We cannot believe and file atm in helplealnen cpul or would countenance such a ruthl- ?-- Dempsey's Wife Plans Home Life With Career FALSE TEETH 1937 i6 World in Bri6I News of COurt Selects Lewis Group Spends $1745968 of 4: I2 ER ' tir--T- Called together by John L Lewis chairman of the Committee for Inofficials of dustrial Organization 32 unions applauded the report-oJohn Brophy C I 0 director that has altempted to the federation "becloudthe issue" and has "failed to make progress in the Mass pebduction industries" of LaFederation American 'The bor in the nation today is frankly out to destroy the C I 0 and its affiliated unions" Brophy said -- d File-Urge140' TUESDAY-M6RNINGOcTOB- Five jurors Cost C 0 Almost Million For Hahn Trial ::k dottA' E Steel Strikes Retuill of Rebel' ': ' ATLANTIC CITY N J Oct 11 C I 0 blaming the A F L he for the open split in the labbr movement set out Monday to attain its goal of complete "union organiza tion of all unorganized" workers of the Solicits - ' Director Charges - Federation With Splitting Labor Ranks — LAKE-TRIBUN- THE-SA- a ' it "But the great majority of the with digwage earners repudiate nity and firmness It is riot of their it making "We find on the ono hand the dominating and fulminating Caesar of the C I 0 marching his Roman legions to the White House with bludgeoning threats while on the other hand we find Machiavelli of the same C I 0 pursuing the methods typical of that old master of working cunning and conniving through the catacombs of politics 0 I e I I UP)--T- he a F I e - S 'r well-to-d- litro EE F t 4 - ' bI i ' OcifidE1 - e'''' tt:r(?:::::0:-:- :::o:41:) :' :tt ''$ I d' a t:::: ----7- 2 " -- -: :: - ro rt 6 I 0 ::: ''': :! pouring oil upon troubled machinery of national politics so that where the one smashes through in ruthless efforts at conquest the other follows after with soft words with the trappings of intellectualism and the tenuous and slithering tactics of the ancient masters of deception 11 : it-L- :::: 3 :: and ensnaring Rap Political Stand "We refer to one called Sidney Hillman (president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers) to reduce this to its modern expression the C I 0 in politics peeks to play both ends against the middle while Machiavelli pursue same end by diverse practices 6 1 Meolfilfieni 11S t a Month Sick Benefit Policy At Special Cost A 0 earners 4 Borden comparty died of pneumonia from England Monday morning for French Reds Get Setback Monday in Baden Bilden Germany the conference re- It was announced by officials of his PARIS Oct 11 turns from France's cantonal elee- company Milburn went abroad Twister Tests tione Monday night showed the September 24 for art extended rest Tongue backbone of conservative (15411---- -Former Housemaid provinoes France had dealt a severe setback Paul Muni Treated can saY "Good morning sir said you to communism in Sunday's polling Faces Charge PANAMA CITY Oct-- 11 (UP)— Eve to Adam Good morning Paul Muni Hollywood film star was madam to her said Adam" six 01 Poison Murder treated for a minor foot infection King Queen Entrain 'times without making a mistake at Monday Gorgas hospital during BALLATER gcotland Oct 11 UP) Eliza- a stopover of the Grace liner Santa Kansas city police will agree you CINCINNATI Oct 11 tPl—Three —King George 'VI and Qum on he on is a passenger Fe sober which Paula the Ihight women a young machinist and a beth departed Monday said the infection was not royal train for London after spend- Doctors negro laborer were seated tentative- ing a holiday for almost two months serious $100 ly late Monday on a jury to try Mrs in Scotland Berlin Fetes Lindy Anna Hahn on a murder charge in Leaves on Naval Tour MUNICH Germany Oct the death of Jacob Magner 78 The former housemaid WASHINGTON Oct 11 (In—Sen- Colonel and Mrs Charles A LindL'ow night attended a resat msptionless throughout the ator David I Walsh of Massachu- bergh Monday of the senate naval ception in the former royal palace chairman 3etts When sick you don't want pity lengthy questioning of the prosped- affairs conimittee left Monday bn of the Hohenzollerns tive jurors She fixed her eyes in-- a naval inspection tour of the PaDelegates to the annual confer- you want pay You can now be insafe secure ence of the Lilienthal Society for dependent tently upon the prospective panel cific coast well provided for though disabled were Research Aviation the guests members when they were asked A sick benefit policy paying up of Ludwig Siebert premier of Baif they objected to infliction of the Votes Arms Increase varia The Lindberghs arrived here to $100 a month at special low cost is now issued by National Protective death penalty CAIRO Egypt Oct 11 Insurance Co nationally famous -Mrs Hahn walked into the court Egyptian cabinet Monday authorSt for their $365 accident policy: — esticent in 50 ti increase ized a t per of —Judge Charles D Bell smiling -- The National Protective is the vit s far mated expenses arror Egypt's Ot tVt but showed traces of nervousness as and frontier defenses only company issuing a health pol! '('''do' 001 11 150 women spectators gazed on her icy covering ny and every disease for the first time A crowd stood Milk and paying such large benefits at Dies ' C41 Magnate outside the courtroom C(714 ' Ce its low cost NEW YORK Oct 11 UP)—Arthur ttZ" C4k0 As she seated herself at the deSend No Mone T : fense table her husband Philip and Wilson Milburn president of the 0Y They will mall you this sick benefit Dobt iik i son Oscar emher Wdyedebi 7 policy covering any and all diseases free for inspection without obligation braced hest The lather and his stepqua Opsend double convenioncel That TEN CROWN Gun In th No application to fill out and no medicson sat in the front of the court- PERSONAL To es onvonlont now Etat package Cal examination tig'‘' Met ages 18 to 69 00 CILLOPHANE room as the first juror was chosen al 1115111 and women 18 to 59—in all °coupe ie° 00 Jedny Peabody of Hillsdale and then left The boy said he intions—who are now in good healthare tended to attend the sessions Stranger wants your help In locating Just send your name age eligible o ivas your address and sex to the National Proat- Bobby's aunt who court trial the but throughout $ will He 3066 Pickwick tective Insurance Co give informagirlhood chum taches said Judge Bell had barred tion Kansas City Mo today Write over station HSI at 1:30 p - m Bldg 0113C all children including Mrs Hahn's Monday MD DETECTIVE them while their special low cost offer Oct 18 son from the courtroom McGINNESS is still In effect (Adv) (Adv) 0 1(- : 6 E :: :::::::: "::::: the ti A "But every such team must reach the end of its rope and again furnish America with a demonstration that you can fool some of the politicians some of the time but you can neither fool all of the politiciam nor all of the people all of the time" Just before—the committee reported the convention took a crack at the C I 0 by approving the executive's issuing charters to the Progressive Miners of America and the Blue Card Union of Mine Mill Smelter Workers in the south- I) r Why is coal heat healthier? Because with coal there is CONSTANT glowing heat in the firebox Continuous circulation "pop-o- n keeps your rooms comfortable Not so with other heat"--warfuels With them you get "layer t ake pop-of- f' at the ceiling lukewarm at shoulder height and cold on 06 or?1:-:::z- 4-T- (t '''44 the floor west N safety health—when you modernize your heating plant That means you will install a stoker No other automatic method of firing gives you the conting uous flow of warmth that is so necessary to the of the family So consider comfort Approve Miners' Union a about she that fered real embarrassment because their The Progressive Miners rival report Speaking teeth dropped or slipped at Just the planned to turn her children over to Lewis' United Mine Workers in live ot Do this fear in not time wrong a nursemaid so that she could rewhile the Blue Card union ochappening to you Just sprinkle a little cupies territory the Mine and SmelSASTEETH the alkaline powder on appear before the footlights Hanyour plates Makes false teeth stay in nah snapped: ter Workers another C I CD affiliate "Jack was terribly upset over that have tried to organize place and feel comfortable all day long Oct FASTEETH at Sweeten' breath He is very happy about havCharles P Howard president of any drug store Accept no substitute storyme I I Advertisement go back on the stage-"-h e International Typographical ing t S hall imion sat silent in box while Matthew Woll chairman of tire resolutions committee read that part of the report which as- 4 1 h m 44‘ N well-bein- z ("4" 4 ' 6 Now is the time to have a STOKER installed Any one of these Dealers will give you Easy Terms: sailed him The convention credentials committee has held up seating Howard as a delegates because he as C I 0 0 charsecretary has signed C HUPP MOTOR CAR CORPORATION I 4011104liteei I I ters Howard's promises the report said has been "broken wholesale" and "more than that we have every reason to believe that his signature between appears on agreements dual unions and employers in fields where bona fide unions of the A F L exist" After Woll read the report John P Frey president Of t he federation's metal trades department made a long speech in favor of the committee's proposal—linking the C I 0 with Moscow assailing Lewis' political policyand criticizing the labor department the labor board and the W P A for what Ile said was the r ' aptineitef vILKINsou - MOTOR CO II 157 MOTOR AVENUE — ad the 04 HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTOR FOR UTAH NEVADA SOUTHWESTERN WYOMING AND ' SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO HARDY Ite an dapial ' - c Ia ROYAL COAL : - s - a HUPP HAS ALWAYS nuns A ' UTAH FUEL Co PROVO- Will-Du- rt The Morning AllerTaking Carter's Little Liver Pills r - Cos Fuel Co Peerless Saler Co at ' Coal Booty Bids Gunn-Quea- ' ' Newhouse Bldg - - ROYAL-- - - - Bldg - Newhouse ' ----- -- Bldg UTAH CHIEF Wed 535 So 3rd ' '' ' ' - - - - Bldg Boston Coal Co ly — Royal Coal Co Seryice Coal Co AIR CONTROLLED 1727 Windsor Street - Kearns RAINBOW ROCK SPRMOS - nd South C ' - ' PEERLESS ' Continental Bank Bldg Coal Co - ft MI Automatic Plumbing & Heating - 4 Continental Bank As - - Sweet AUTOMATIC WARDS CO WARD Main at First South 4419111 liberty 011 FOUNDRY ea MACHINE CO MONTGOMERY - Continental Bank Bldg - SUPERIOR 1 doPoto GLOW Newhouse Bldg Co LIBERTY ' GORDON CREEK ' 3rd West 103 No STOKOL Schrader GOOD CAR" - ' Bldg 4 South 71 W 4th THE SALT LAKE HARDWARE CO LAKE INC Walker Bank Bldg GOLDEN Boston KING Judge Bldg MacLean Coal Co NO 5 Coal Co United States Fuel CASTLE GATE South 579 IC '2nd KEMMERER ' Kemmerer WalkeNBk Bldg Utah Fuel Co - SENTINEL STOKOL-SAL- T & Coke Co BLUE BLAZE Judge Bldg MASTER W H HINTZ ABERDEEN Independent Coal Blue Blaze Coal Co LINK-BEL- T STOKER SALES CO - ° ' eoAr Famous Brands of Oil Treated DUSTLESS COAL state 1415 So Co ' : - ' Bldg U M STOKERMATIC G — 11 – ' Newhouse CO STOKERMATIC 4 x - — — Main So FAIRDANKSeMORSE ' — gas West Temple 49 MARTIN COAL CO REX STOKER MANUFACTURING CO 2 ' 206 So CO REX lie 0 South 4th W 347 ECLIPSE months ago &Goo house for one year requires 234000000 heat-cost- s as B T U's and the fuel necessary to produce the required stoker-fe- d 'coal $4275 $9720 follows: Oil $11088 To heat the average ECONOMY ECONOMY STOKER SALES ' The new 938 Otteit20101al4' Sbxes and eiots am:11 cost automatic heat loviirest COAL D Newhouse Bldg INC ECONOCOL - — KOLSTOKER- 'icFilinmEr COAL—RETAIL PEERLESS AUGUSTA Ga Oct il (51— who became Morgan Algernon known as the "sage" of Tobaeco road the little lane made famous by Erskine Caldwell's rzpvel was dead Monday Morgan widely traveled and independently wealthy was the antithesis of the character Jeter in the book Jeter's prototype- died some " az ' Tobacco Road Sage Dies NORTHEASTERN 0 help given the ESHLEMAN STOKER-FE- 0 C ANCHOR '1- - 44" c"0 t tO I nh ' ‘1:1 - — -- -- - — — i ' 1 v ' ' 0 - i ' '''''' 11 ' |