| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING APRIL Bankers Rap New Deal Spending vPlan Swallows Last of Honeymoon Bridge 14 1938 Circus Strike Factions Seek Truce H ! Soon You’ll Lick This One t - Confidence Needed - To Speed Cure Says Council Report EDGEWATER PARK Miss April 13 Governmental "pump prim' Ins’ cannot succeed In restoring prosperity unless the government creates confidence by cooperating With business the economic policy commission of the executive council Of the American Bankers’ associa tion reported Wednesday — The council ended its annual threa-da- y spring meeting here Wed — nesday night Orval Adams of Salt Lake City Utah is president of the association and head of the coun- t ' & 4 i ' ju r NEW YORK April 13 (Ah— Negotiations to settl ths first strike in the history of the Rlngling Brothers-BarnuA Bailey circus were underway Wednesday night as the big show opened its third successive performance A behind picket lines After a lapse of two perform' ra 4 of cry long-famili- butchers selling peanuts popcorn souvenirs and programs was heard again from substitute salesmen hired by the management after several hundred union employes quit 'Adams attended the meeting here also did H M Chamberlain Vice president of Jhe Walker Bank and Trust company and E A Culbert-- v son vice president of the Continental National Bank and Trust company Both baukaare Salt Lake City institutions Leonard P Ayres Cleveland Ohio is chairman of the economic policy commission whose report on the business outlook was adopted by tle council Goes Beyond Relief As the be- evening performance representatives of the management and the American Federation of Actors (A F L) representing the' strikers were still in conference on the wage dispute that caused th strike The state board arranged the gan Is the attempt to spend our way back ' to prosperity by the lavish use of labor-relati- ons meeting vwbu iutiuS) iDv report Bmu "It goes beyond the necessary re Uef of unemployment and aims to revive business by a widespread dls trlbution of purchasing power which will create a demand Shortly before Tuesday night’s men engagement animal handlers riggers' baggage men tractor drivers wardrobe employes and porters quit work and began picketing the show John Ringling North executive head of the circus said that Maybr L H LaGuardia had offered his office as a neutral meeting ground -but tha t- - ihe- - union-ha- d rejected: union-proper- goods "It assumes that if a renewed flow of the production and distribution of goods can be created the natural operation of supply and d e ma nd wi ll s u s ta i n and continue IBS procMa'anddurabhr ’recovery will get under way “Economic pump griming can never be more than temporary There Is one condiprocess tion under which a federal spending program might now contribute to bringing about a lasting business ‘ ty tbs oiler Disorder Lacking Pickets were posted at all entrances to Madison Square Garden but there was no disorder Henry Ringling North who was elected a vice president of the circus at a stockholders meeting Wednesday donned a roustabout’s uniform and helped roll the equipment around at the afternoon performance Working beside him were such noted aeriallst as Arthur of “The Flying Concellos” and Karl Wallenda of “The Great Wall-end- " ”41 I Jf M work: Still missing though were the traditional elephants and horses in the opening spectacle staged by performers who tramped around the arena afoot after a day’s doubleduty as riggers hostlers and roustabouts Still In Conference is pump priming the anees cil "Economic Show ‘Goes On’ in Spife of Pickets At Madison Square mm k'llAuliS t The new stamp designed by Maine Rawlmsin New York artist in a wide competition It is one of the new series Unionists Will Seek Old Jobsv A t Republic Steel Plant Newspapers Halt S F Wage Parley Publishers Abruptly End Negotiations Strike in Abeyance SAN FRANCISCO April 13 UP)— Publishers of five newspapers abruptly ended negotiations proper Wednesday night with (he northern California newspaper guild Itor a 1938 contract Negotiators had discussed points still at Issue for several hours when the publishers asked for a caucus When the guild negotiators filed back into the room E F Bitler manager of the San Francisco-Oa- k land Newspaper Publishers association said tersely: "You have our final stand on the questions of the ‘guild shop preferential hiring and wages for the afternoon editorial department" After several moments of silence Sam Kagel adviser to the guild inquired whether the publishers wished the meeting to be the final one “We feel that no further results would come from another meeting" Bitler responded A recent membership meeting with only members of the five papers Involved balloting voted 247 to—18 to empower eommitte “to call a strike if fur — ther negotiations prove futile” However Don Wiley guild president told the publishers the committee did not Intend to call a strike on its own initiative CLEVELAND April 13 UP)— Masst strike against ’'little steel" last sum- meetings of jubilant steel workers mer would make applications received instructions Wednesday night to make applications Thursday for the reemployment with Republic Steel corporation under the national labor relations board’s orders TMtingS't-Clvel(Hidr- ¥ sun gs-town and Warren Ohio were adneed new scientific treatment dressed by leaders of the steel workers’ organizing committee k (C I O) The workers wers told that stenographers would make out their applications at union offices and that they would be sent to the ReHere in Niagara’s gorge is seen the wreckage of the famed Honeymoon bridge sinking It was public management by registered recovery wrecked by ice jams last January One small segment shown above clings to the side “ mail Employment histories will be Better Business Relations taken for purposes of determining ' "That condition is the creation seniority Union members paraded in Warby the federal government of coren streets after meetings there operative relations between itself and private enterprise that will Motorcycle police cleared the way for them Joyful groups blocked create confidence in the prospects The latter remarked that traffic in Cleveland streets for future profits it was the first work he had done Union leaders estimated 3000 men "The real Issue of recovery that on the ground in years who lost their jobs as result of the is now before the American people of Warn of Illegal Use Flags Japanese Executives of the show sa!3 they is that of exerting every effort to were considering an offer bf help make sure that measures of tempoCheers French Greet Windsors from the stage hands union (Continued front Page One) rary relief through federal spendSpeaking for the strikers Ralph ing shall be united with measures “Peace International Un enThrough Whitehead executive - secretary of of permanent relief through the PEIPING April 13 (INS)— Jap- - PARIS April 13 (INS)— Cheering couragement of private enterprise anese authorities hers sent a new crowds Wednesday greeted the duke derstanding” Thursday and State ths American Federation of Actors Remove them Root and (A1I-w- itfi "Another period of large-scal- e and duchess of Windsor when they Senator J W Thornton who will said there would be no compromise note to the British and other in their demands for the same wages were received at the Versailles city pump priming not accompanied by embassies and legations hereforeign on "Education" Wed hall Blue-Ja- y In the garden here that they modern double-actio- n a full restorations business confimethod the duke congratulated speak WASHINGTON April 13 (Ah — Departmental leaders and their warning that unless alleged Franceand canvas under while dence would almost inevitably lm nesday use touring a new formation1 the on of will include “American double-actio- n Blua-Ja- y manFrew William subjects the new scientific of corns let illegal foreign general painful Long by spoil flags We ugly cabinet "I am happy to see the f&oe pair the value of our1 money DON’T fun— and Legislation ’’ George of the Associated Industries method The tiny medicated Blue-Ja- y jangleycur nerve And cannot continue indefinitely to pile Chinese is halted Japan will not be of France beginning to smile again" Citizenship ager S Ballif “Public Welfare’’ Mrs J the consequences don't take chancel with dangeroui up the public debt without decreas- responsible for platter i easy to use safe invmble It said thw former king' of England W Alrd and "Press of Cleveland testified before a senPublicity” old fashioned paring method or on ing the purchasing poweo of the tops pain instantly by removing presate that committee his all of Provo Wednesday Ernest R Rasmuson dollars which compose that Scliusohnigg Transferred tri:d remedies that only affect the sure then in 3 short days the corn lifts No Move Arts” Claude S PeaMrs "Fine from no made supSpirit profit company debt of a corn— leave the root to coma LONDON April 13 (INS)— Kurt out root and all (exceptionally stubcock “International Relations1 plying guards to member and nonBy Tribune Leased Wire back bigger more painful than ever second apborn cases may require Schuschnlgg former chancellor of Mrs Georgina G Marrlot both of industrial firms member Austria held at Belvedere palace NEW YORK April 13— Wednes- Ogden and "American Home” Mrs during Blue-Ja- y Now you esn get quick aure relief— now 25 for 8 Try plication) since the Austrian annexation has day was the third anniversary of Hugh Ward of Murray LOS ANGELES April 13 UP)— strikes remove corns root and aJI with the Same price in Canada Appearing before the senate civil been transferred to the huge Ger- the death of Howard Thurston the Mrs J L Gibson of Salt Lake Jackie said Wednesday he liberties Coogan declared committee long man concentration camp at Dachau magician and he has not yet com City state federation president will CORfl was ready "to reveal the whole “the association never made or inBAUER it was stated in a Reuter dispatch municated from the spirit world preside over general sessions boyhood" In his suit tended to make a tent” on the of story my as he promised Joseph Dunnlnger from Vienna Wednesday v three-daA general program for the against his mother and his step- guards the mentalist waited at his home convention follows: BLACK I father Arthur Bernstein to recover Committee records styiwed that PIASTERS the from midnight to) 1 Bronx in — Past EL PASO Texas April 13 MP) — Thursday as presidents’ at said he earned 70 who served the ha about the millions a m 'Wednesday for some maniguards 7:30 a m at Hotel Rob breakfast comActivity was at a virtual standstill Raps Wife-BeatAddresograph - Multigraph festation of Mr Thurston's spirit erts Registration opens 9 a m a child actor Ohio !‘If my father were alive this suit pany's plant at Euclid in Wednesday night In the inveatiga- but 13 PHILADELPHIA happened school nothing concert April band would not be necessary" he said 1933 were paid in cash at the assoby Provo high tlon of the murders of Mrs Weston A m teem aad yaiina U Hit aar Mm m imm peat far reaernn (At— Judge Curtis Bok sene( 4 tad caiit naan same time First general session G Frome of Berkeley Cal and her It was his Intention that the ciation’s employment office tenced William Price 39 to Fix Panda Death Causd 10 a m tea and inat Art opens in held should be earned I money daughter Nancy three months Wednesday for spection of Spnngville art exhibit trust for me until I became of age Sheriff Chris Fo turned to the By Tribune Leased Wire beating his wife the mother 4:30 p m at Springvilie Spring-vill- e He often told me that Mexican border city of Juarez the CHICAGO April 13— Sun-LI-n of three sets of twins and clubs acting as hostesses across the Rio Grande from El Paso “I dread to go into court I have said: "There should be a baby giant panda of the Brookfield Ladies’ Literary club banquet shrunk from this action which I on tha strength of a report the zoo whose antics had entertained 7:30 whipping post In the center m p From eg became acquainted with thousands 'of persons there up to Friday — Junior Literary league now must take But I am ready to of eity hall courtyard ao you tw men in a Juares night club eould have done to you in its death two weeks ago died of past presidents’ breakfast 730 a reveal the whole story of my boyhood in order to protect the inter while stopping here en route on bronchial pneumonia it was an- m public what you have done to General session opens at 10 their motor trip east nounced Wednesday The announce- a m for election of officers then ests which my father while he was wife in private" your alive safeguarded for me" Investigators have worked conment was based on reports of pathol- breaks Into departmental sections Attorneys Frank P Doherty and sistently on the theory the women ogists on autopsy and microscopic A trip up Provo canyon to inspect William Rains representing young were trailed from El Paso by perNothing formal about this A of the panda’s study creek afsite Deer organs Ax project Friday sons with whom they were possibly Kills Father With Coogan were preparing to take depan interno ternoon Informal retime set lazy evening ositions from Mr and Mrs Bern acquainted and who killed them on SOUTHWICK Mass April 13 (At Rules Medical Care ception 630 p m and banquet at stein jprobably early next week muffled book from the desert near Van Horn 133 miles —Lester Vining 85 Wednesday was music esting First ward amusement hall Charles J Katz the Bernsteins’ HELENA Mont April 13 (UP)-T- he 7:30 east of El Paso slain with an ax His daughter m p the radio hickory logs crackling A night club employe Identified Mrs Martha E Ottenhelmer SO indicated their defense will responsibility for emergency Saturday — Tree planting cere- lawyer and then “How in pictures of the women Fox said named In a state police report as medical care and hospitalization for monies at Brigham Young univer- be the California law which prothe fireplace vides that ail earnings of a minor and told the sheriff they danced his assailant immediately was re- nonresidents is on the county of 9 a m Final session opens At into a the about to peek With two men who Introduced them- committed to the Northampton residence Attorney General Ham-so- n sity the refrigerator? parents 10 a m In Maeser Memorial build- belong Relief Jackie Coogan recalled that 10 selves as fellow Californians J Freebourn informed state hospital from which tha was Um-I Ah! auditorium Spicy pickles Two weeks have elapsed since the released February 18 The aged Administrator L M ' Brandjord ingMusical activities under direction years ago George f Bernard Shaw Um-m- ! him women were killed him his told envied man died of a fractured skull talent chicken Cold he Wednesday Racy of Mrs Mark Gardner of Midvale money deliand Mrs Dwight Packazd of Provo for"Inmakingshort and sandwich cheese spread career made you’ve your will accompany the meetings more money that I have in my years relish And to top it all off cious of creditable service to the stage’’ — cold 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