Salt Lake Tribune | 1938-04-16 | Page 2

THE SALT LAKE Probers Rap Industry’s Labor Actions 'SATURDAY MORNING Barkley Presents Figures on Loans and Grants $17000000000 "w Third said th expefiditurea from M rch 4 1933 to December 31 1937 were made from the agricultural He i adjustment administration farm security civil works federal emergency relief C C C bureau of public roads u should be Investigated thoroughly the committee said to determine whether further legislation U necessary to bulwark the eral to "deputies and to tear and to local government authorities" tal Such committees along with em eloyer associations have been Vised by some employers as substitutes for of detective and the old stand-by- " strike-breaki- said Thwarted Moves The present "third nib party" vdiMi Little Mary Jane Colgan ( whose father was a war veteran presents the president with first "buddy” poppy of the 1938 national buddy poppy sale of the V F W Naval Expansion Bill Gains Senate Committee Approval Incrcase in Drcatlnaught Size Autliorizeil “ To Allow Building of 45000-To- - agen- WASHINGTON April IS (UP)— The senate naval affairs comlate Friday favorably reported President Roosevelt’s supermittee forbidden practices to an individual employer by the navy program which some experts claim eventually will cost labor act The committee said large em- - $1500 000000 and raise the regular annual navy department ap- labor which associations bad obstructed propriation above $7SOOOQOOO Framing America's answer to the On every side it reported It had rearmament programs of other pow' been confronted with "stripped era the committee authorized ah infilet doctored books piecemeal re- crease in the size of future "United sponses to requests for Informat- States dreadnaughts to permit ions end witnesses schooled In forof the mightiest warships ever floated weighing 45000 tons getting on the witness stand" FEATURED MAX and armed with deftdly guns if the navy so desires The bill as approved by the house limited battleships to 35000 tons Anawer to Japan The proposed new vessels probably will cost in excess of $100000000 apiece and are retarded as the answer to the eecret Japanese building program which reportedly includes three similar battleships as well aa construction of the supers cruisers of 16000 to 18000 tons At the same time the committee increased the authorized aize of future aircraft carriers from 15000 to 20000 tons The 20000 tonners each would be able to ’’nest” more than 150 airplanes Chairman David said opposition" Massachusetts IRORDTOH E apparent the committee He said the I Walsh (D) was “no to the bill In thers navy has not yet whether to build the auper dreadnaughts but will go ahead with construction of larger aircraft carriers 48 STRIPES Fighting Ships The measure provides for 46 fighting ships including thres battleships two aircraft carriers nine cruisers 23 destroyers and nine submarines and 26 auxiliary units— tour more than the house bill The total authorized appropriation for expansion under the senate 'bill amounts to $1156000600 which is $35000000 mors than the bill However with the steadily increasing cost of shipbuilding some experts believe the program eventually will approxihouse-approv- ed $25 mate $1500000000 Walsh said the Increased tonnages the and aircraft carrier categories would add at least $80000000 to the cost of thf proIn for ' f posed - total Broadtone stripe Shirts exemplify the fashion 4rend jmited "pastel colors in shirtings The fabric is an broadcloth with a which is woven a series I 1 of well-defin- silk-lik- to ex-sm- ely tex-- to e stripes ed ed colors Like all Arrow' Shirts forized Shrunk and provide utmost comfort tented Mitoga form-f- it - design $156 dke’rcluefs fleet but 'explained 30 cost $30000000 Additional Saving The ommfyee effected another saving by striking out a $15000000 contract authorisation permitting the secretary of navy to make contracts with invenotra and manufac- Easier llabliiis is - j l00 Sen Tlioma9 Accepts Honor Post ' 7 Society WASHINGTON April 15 Thomas (D) Utah said Friday he had accepted an appointment to the national advisory council of 'the social science honor society of PI Gamma Mu Other members of the council Indisclude Justice Florence tinguished woman Jurist who is also former Utahn Admiral Richard Byrd the explorer Senator Royal S Copeland of New York and Dr Yale university proIrving Fisher ' UPV-Se- nator more appropriate gift than shirt tig handkerchief ity is limited and there will never become common Vx i Frank“ i h Main I t St" Theater and and Colorado $326442632 Idaho $223631913 on List Montana $242072644 $217607860 ADULT GAMES senutioa of $140377640 The game the eeason CROSSWORD LEXICON Nebraska $551449756 $111412764 and fA JvV- colors Five white --— I"1 ing r tions sitting and begging posh Drawings fessor Two i and CIIICKS HEN 25 set Mother Han and two Chicks on wheels Chicks They wink wiggle and wobble follow han in string 10-in- ch Rubber Easter Eggs Hop Bunnies 25e 5" Sponge rubber end appearance Regular In liis Sovaral color Similar to the Mother Han and Chieki They hop and wiggle and $269158360 and Nevada $89109401 and 7 New Mexico $125 See our complete line of Snow enibroh "White and the Seven Dwarf Dolls 461-04- $174465816 Oklahoma and $550428735 Oregon and $328712276 Texas i716S84489anit- - $136 4245281 Utah S4 EAST BROADWAV Washi$115980189 and $195605714 ngton $33984434 and $497503723 Also: Po-ke--no Americans Rook Anaand Wyoming $86188912 and grams Mali Jonii Nobby Sticks Keno Vox Pop Peslty Jack Straws etc $355362344 $207652984 yellow green pink and orchid in stand’ Pim Yttli hc ' 1 FREE—Beaman's gum to evsry child visiting Toyvilla todsyl YEAB CM I TL WASHINGTON April 15 UP) Bank night the patented system of prize drawing which has become a popular institution in many cities and towns received a blow Friday from Postmaster General Farley Ruling that bank nights are lotteries he ordered the mails closed to Affiliated Enterprises Inc of Denver Colo which holds the pat ent on them and Its offices ' Officials said this would prevent the Denver firm from selling bank night "licenses" te theaters — and stores by mail A recent audit of the company's books by postal inspectors showed a gross income of $1250000 in two year they reported However Emmett Thurmon general counsel of the corporation contends that operating costs have run as high as 90 per cent Bars Mail Matter The postmaster general's order will not affect the actual holding of bank night drawings except to bar from the mail any printed mat-tepertaining to) them Farley ordered confiscated any mailed newspapers containing bank night advertisements and banned from the mail also all circulars ad vertising bank nights or similar drawings Issuance of his order followed months of nationwide Investigations by postal Inspectors who testified they participated in scores of bank nthjs but never won a penny Operation Similar Bank nights are operated under various names but differ little in operation A participant slgna his name and addresses in a "register" end receives a numbered slip At the designated time one participant is chosen to-- perform the drawing Holders of the winning numbers win provided they are present when their names are called Farley named Charles U Yaeger and Rick Ricketson officials of th Denver corporation as originator of th plan Methodist Bishop HERE'S YOUR THRILLING GROUP JUST UNPACKED FOR LAST-MINU- TE SHOPPERS! REGULAR Don't b $750 VALUES dismayed If you have yet to your Easter hat— in fact you'rs in luckl You'll have no' trouble at all here— choos fqr you'll find every fypa of hat imaginable to do you proud on Easter morn and for wear long after All colori— ell headsizos Millnery— Second Floor Dies Dr for DETROIT April 15 (INS)— turers Frederick Bohn Fisher 56 MethoThe committee also eliminated dist bishop of Calcutta India $3000000 which the house had ear- 10 years died of a heart attack marked for construction of a diri- Friday gible ‘‘The icommittee was not convinced that we ought to proceed defurther with llghter-than-a- ir velopment” Walsh said The bill fixes the minimum air strength of the navy at 3000 plrfnea authorizing purchase of 650 more than was allowed by the scrapped London naval treaty f plement These Shirts ole Has Created an units Th C The Day in Washington Mn By Associated Press President Roosevelt said he would autk congress to permif taxing of public jobholders' salaries end income from future issues of government securities - Congressional leaders appeared pessimistic about chances for passage of th revised wage-hobill at this 'session The' senate civil liberties said antilabor activities by employer associations had become "a menace to Democratic government The senate naval committee apnaval exproved a 11156000000 ' pansion JiilL The securities commission announced policies intended 'to speed the flow of capital to small business years ago PI Gamma Mu avarded an honor key to the Utah senator a former political science The federal reserve board added professor at his btate’s university $750000000 to the lendaMe funds' for “distinguished services in the ' : In th nation’s banka field of social and political science"-- JUST ARRIVED FOR 500 NEW LAST-MINUT- E ' For That Easter Basket her AS deep-ton- battle that the committee had decided on selection of certain cheaper auxiliary units which would reduce the £asier Qiwing ed housing inate and the hardest to elect however that If nominated Olsen probably could be elected "because you can’t laugh off a present 800000 Democratic majority in registration” While absent from the White House meeting Dockweiler said he knew "definitely" Campbell He added and O'Connor had been told the administration “won’t interfere" in the state primary Dockweiler described as "kind of silly" another suggestion by Campbell that a preprimary conference of state and county com- mltteemen might be held in order to get a "majority expression of opinion” in favor of a particular candidate Held Lotteries Mail Matter Banned are Kr well-balanc- Grants Utah Farley Blow to BankNiglits Ships n tlie Deals the report continued enable employers to carry out collectively cies W A left-wing- er Barkley In figures published In th Congressional Record Friday lilted ths expenditures and loans by states as follows Culbert L Olsen would be nomArizona $173749 expenditures inated by a plurality vote 488 loans $232548850' California expenditures $866266057 loans o jagencles the " P Asserting be considered himself lead for th nomination Representative John F Dookwel-l- er told newsmen he was "not going to surrender my leading position to anybody" "We live under a good primary law in California” he added "It’s a law which says any good Democrat can run who wants to Non of these other candidates is worrying me any" Campbell suggested that some of the many candidates for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination could be eliminated “by agreement” in advance of the August primary His observation was made after a discussion of th California political situation with President Rooseveltand National Chairman Farley Campbell did not say what the White House reaction was He was accompanied there by v F T O’Connor one of the governorship contenders and former comptroller of the currency Campbell told reporters after seeing the president that If th state situation remained as now n with more than a candidates in the field State Senator He said Olsen a would be the "easiest man to nom- half-doze- relatione companies security Barkley also cited loans grants and insured loans totaling $31 through th Reconstruction Finance corporation farm credit commodity credit farm security HOLCi P W A rural electrification federal reserve board and fed- Parties’ allsts Loans Gtes discour- act of report outlined practices employer associations and "citizens’ Committee" The committee tsald the latter were utilized by cm era as "third parties” In efforj thwart labor’s rights" It a committees Citizens have functioned as channel thro' which money flowed from Indus social P A reclamation service and public buUding funds W These labor The present g od The committee reported that since enactment of the Wagner labor re lationa law employers had developed new devices"' and "modernized 'of frustration" to labor organization nhsT administration has carried out the principle 'of Thoms Jefferson that w should units for the common 190000 age show 'WASHINGTON April 15 (flr A suggestion by State Chairman Argyll Campbell that some of the Democratic aspirants for governor of California withdraw from the race drew a fiery denouncte ement Friday night from one in' the W-Maj- ority asso-ciatio-na Coast Candidate Assails Move to Cut Field cin-dida- WASHINGTON April 15 Leader Barkley told the senate federal expenditures totaling WASHINGTON April 15 UP)— Labor activities by employer have become “a menace to democratic government" the senate civil liberties committee charged Friday In a report to the senate the Committee asked for $60000 to continue it studies of ‘violations of free speech and the rjghts of la bor- - In two years qf Investigation It has had appropriations totaling scheme 16 1938 U v Senate Committee Hits Moves to Block Organization APRIL S Expends Va!st Sum To Aid West Poppy to Nation’s Chief She Brings - i TRIBUNE SHOPPERS EASTER HATS 300 V