| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 'APRIL 24 J038 A 6 V v " After Seven Weeks It’s a Pretty Siveet Job After All Politicians Set JVew High In Junkets ‘Who Got My Four Million?’ La Follctte’s Queries Jackie Coogan V Plan Held Traditional Preliminary Receiver Begins Jewel Audit The Kid’ Snorts at Mother's" I - ' " Assertion She Planned No Trust Fund - Giarleston Fetes Congress in Lavish Manner ' LOS ANGELES April 23 (AP)— The preliminary receiver In Jackie Coogan’s movie earnings recovery suit searched Saturday for $afety deposit boxes of'Coogan’i mother amd stepfather Mr and Mrs Arthur I Bernstein which might contain jewelry and unset groups In Iowa Illinois Minnesota and some eastern states diamonds caused his mother to change Thar baa however been on no"I bar observed no effort by ths which her mind was disclosed ticeable difference ta th procedure Bernsteins to conceal assets" aaid In 1934 with tho'aupportof hia John Biby th receiver "But I The Villain’ tt brother Senator Robert M La Bernstein suave havo not yet started the audit of ” ff V ( Fol-ie- ‘I 4 guests House and senate did adjourn-froThursday until Monday Azaleas Let Them Down The legislators got free Pullman rides to Charleston with their wives free lodging meals and plenty of sightseeing and attention McMillan and Maybanlc got plenty of publicity as the men for whom a third of congress earn down to Charleston Tbs congressmen came here for an azalea festival Unfortunately the azaleas bad ended their bloom lng period when the special train rolled in Prominent among the Invited guests were the house and senate committeemen from both houses These congressmen determine what army posts and navy yards get expansion funds Worker Contribute The Charleston district is one of ths few in the United States with Union Directors posts of avtry branch of ths nation's defense forces Decide to Charleston has a navy yard and ene of Saturday’s junket events was a trip to witness th of Accept Pay1 Scale the destroyer Roe Civilian workmen in th yard's bops have contributed about $900 DENVER April 23 toward bringing the special train strike action by organised beet from Washington The chamber of field workers was called off Saturcommerce Is putting up approxi- day "in the interests of industrial mately $2500 The total expense will sce" announced J Austin Betsbe about $7000 The city and per- ey organizer for th( United Canare other haps promotional ground nery Agricultural Packing and Almaking up th differencs lied workers Beasley said that although vote from a recent poll of member were not all in and tho return ao far Aching Tooth Delays showed a alight majority favoring Court Hearing trlka director of tho union in six western stataa—New Mexico f SPOKANE Wash April 23 CD— Utah Wyoming Nebraska Montana A removal hearing scheduled for and Colorado— decided to accept the William Johnston 41 on an indict- wage determination announced rement for election frauds in Kansas cently by Secretary Wallace Returns from union mimbiri City in 1936 was postponed Saturday because of a judge's toothache showed 4942 favored accepting the Federal Judge J Stanley Webster secretary’s wage determination and before whom the hearing was to 4948 voted against accepting it have been held and who was not in Beasley said court has been bothered with an Tho union organizer said that infected tooth ths district wag recommendations Johnston who was arrested by mad by Wallace which growers federal bureau of investigation must meet to qualify for federal agents near Pasco Wash early benefit payments increased tho this week will be held in the coun- wages of southern Colorado laboran aero those of northern ty jail until the removal' order is ers Colorado $230 an acre signed J T' than 500 workers think so as they once more punch time clocks at the Calif sugar world Cal the Crockett in at Sheriff refiner largest John Miller at right watches them file into the plant strike after their seven-wee- k At V least more ornia-Hawaii- eiiawaeiw Beet Workers Hold Everything— Scientists Avert Find Universe Off Balance Strike Action Newly Discovered Galaxies Get Blame for Effect Lop-Side- d April 23 (AP) — Discovery of a new and ex- PHILADELPHIA tremely der&e group of galaxies of stars which seem to throw the universe slightly out of balance was announced Saturday before the American Philosophical society by Dr Harold W Shapley director of the Harvard college observatory ‘ This group which appears to mako tho universe somewhat lop- 000000 light years away from the sided was recently found during a earth A uniform distribution of "patrol survey” of tho heavens to tho galaxies was found over most determine tha density of galaxies of tho area from th south galactic which lie far outside our own Milky pole upward toward tho piano of Way which is also a galaxy of mil- th Milky Way However at one lions of stars point near tha south galactic pole To understand tho immensity of density of th galaxies was found tha spaces involved the sun and to bo eight time the normal distriearth would appear as two tiny bution which was th now dense specks on one of ths arms of tha group and which appeared a a long Milky Way which is spinning like streak through th area a Fourth of July pinwbeeL Around our own galaxy era many others Only a Theory Dr Shapley declared that there whirling about in th same way is no apparent explanation for this Far Far Away clustering together of systems of Dr Shapley and his assistant used stars He added that a similar surthe Milky Way as a flat plane or vey will be undertaken near the reference point and pointed their north galactic pole to determine telescopes south of it to mako a whether a similar density situation photographic survey of an area exists 600000 light years in extent near A theory of how such plnwheei tha south galactic pole A light year galaxies ars formed was offered be is th distanco light travels in for th society by Dr Ernest W year moving at 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o AU - leather aixee DEPARTMENT STORE 222 SOUTH STATE I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED b to from M 2 50 all II an Union Delays Auto Strike Despite Vote UAW Head Reports Work Will Go On Pending Negotiations FLINT Mich April 23 CD— Homer Martin president of the United Automobile Workers of America said Saturday night that although CIO unionists of th Buick and Chevrolet plants of General Motors corporation had voted to atrike there would be no strike or stoppages of work until grievance procedure has been exhausted Close upon this statement William E Dowell director of G M locals of th U A W said corporation concessions relating to "preferred lists” of employes to bo retained or called back to work after layoffs might makt a strike unnecessary A General Motor spokesmen confirmed Dowell’s announcement that tha corporation had given assurance that no abuses of such lists would be tolerated To Follow Rules "We have a contract with General Motors and we will live up to it" said Martin "The U A W also has a constitution and wa will live up to it That constitution provides there shall be no strikes or stoppages of work until grievance procedure baa been exhausted and there will be no strikes until that has been done” Twenty thousand union members participated in the strike referendum which started Wednesday Jack Little U A W local president announced tha strike was approved by theso votes: Buick Motor company employes COLUMBUS Ohio April 23 UP) — 9500 to 2080 Members of tho Amalgamated As Chevrolet Motor emaociatlon of Electrie Railway and ployes 6500 to 2015 company A strike would paralyz industrial Motor But Employes ainton apoperations of this city for th secproved lata Saturday a proposal to ond time In little more than n year and Columbus’ transportation strike Effect Nationwide in Its seventh day Officials of th Columbus Sc South Mora than SO 000 General Motor rn Ohio Electrie company said workers were idle her during the immediately however that it Would 1937 strikes Shutdown of Chevrotaka from 12 to" 14 hours to get let plants would cut ths supply of trolley cars and buses ready to op- parts to all of that division's aserate sembly lines Buick and Chevrolet Details of tha agreement were not are General Motors’ largest producrevealed but it was reported rsliably ing units this year that it provided for renewal of a U A W employes Iff a Chevrolet working contract which expired at plant at Bay City Mich charging 12 '01 a m April 16 discrimination and wags cutting Th striking union employes who also have voted to seek authority bad demanded wage increases after for a strike withdrawing sclosed shop stipuWilliam Taylor U A W Interlation voted on th agreement fol- national representative here aaid joint conference the Buick and Chevrolet atrike aulowing a live-hobetween union representatives util-it- thorization would be sought "if we officials and United State labor don’t get the desired results in conciliators " grievance negotiations He aaid 65 per cent of union members in ths two divisions have been laid off Mayor Hague's Foe Charge Intimidation Draws Jail Term In addition to the "preferred lists grievances leading to tha JERSEY CITY N J April 23 CD strik vote were: Charges of in— James J (Jeff) Burkitt long- timidation of workers through laytime political foe of Mayor Frank off violation of seniority provisions Hague was sentenced Saturday to and “misinterpretation" of recent six months In jail on a charge of supplemental aections of th workdisorderly conduct ing agreement with General Motor Th charge was th outgrowth of Other points of contention have a meeting a week ago at which po- included assignment of foremen not lice charged Burkitt attempted to aligiblo for U A W membership speak without a permit Folic said to production lino jobs and union he used "loud offensive and In- charges that the corporation has decent” language when they offered to return laid off employes to restrain him to work at lower wage levels Negotiations to settle four strikes Involving CIO unions at Detroit Gel Prison Term were at a standstill but ther were Minn' PAUL 23 ST (INS) plans for resumption of conference! April —Thomas Nelson bakery operator in some of the disputes next week Saturday was sentenced in federal Plante affected are the Bohn Alucourt to a penitentiary term minum and Brass company the and fined $1300 for conducting a Michigan Steel Casting company narcotics distributing business by the "Detroit Moulding- - corporation mail and th American Brass company Jr th governor called openly for new party organization and even went to court to have tha organization classed aa a legal party Ha has been more mysterious about the current campaign both aa to what ha is doing on a national scale and where he fits Into tho Wisconsin political picture If ha la to run for reelection as his closest friends believe he will th announcement may be mad at next Thursday’s conference - — Sounded Sentiment La Follette sounded out Progressive sentiment in 1934 before th Wisconsin party was organized and ha has been doing tha aama thing for the last three months on extending the third party nationally Ho led up to the final discussion of hia plana with a aeries of four radio broadcasts this week Authentic sources disclose that th aeries had been planned three weeks ago Only on of hia four talks related to state issues and that dealt with government reorganization power for which was granted to him by the Progressive legislature of 1937 but denied to President Roosevelt by congress Economic Problem other three speeches wer concerned with economic problems and involved a direct attack upon th policies of th Roosevelt administration He credited President Roosevelt with centering attention on th necessity of “teamwork’ but contended the national government has tended to curtail rather than expand production Ha main- tained this policy will prolong rather than cure the depression The La Follette brothers have been close to President Roosevelt and during his two administration camthis is tbs first time in a paign year that either has com out ao openly in criticism of hia and admittedly jewelry so I am Interested in lo- eccably-attired cating all possible sources of such ihrewd— who cam into tb Coog-inslifo as business manager in 1926 assets” Biby aaid ha expected to complete and into ths family in 1936—told bla bla audit about next Wednesday and views Saturday breaking bla silence submit it to Superior Judge Emmet for th first time Wilson wbo is to try tho case Tm tb villain in this piece" he Coogan clalma he earned $4000000 as a child star but ths Bernsteins laughed "To read what Jack aays it’s all my fault Some nen would say it was much less than that hat him for wbat ha’s dons to his lb Dawn mother but I don’t I love him Th day before the star of "The in spit of what’s happened Kid” feached his majority these lines Ironlo in th light of develop- And ao does his mother Why if ments were the Introduction to a he called her now she’d do anywidely-printe- d news item thing he asked" "Tha dawn of tomorrow will bring He wasn’t inferring that Mrs to Jackis Coogan ths first install- Bernstein might consent t a settlement of a million dollars and an un- ment at this stage He meant that if Jackie were in trouble his mother predictable number of worries The dawn came and so did would fly to him Jackie’s twenty-firbirthday and Betty Enters eventually thff worries Two years passed before be surprised tho world "When I cut off Jackie’s credit by annduncing he etill was awaiting at a cafe a terrible thing to hear Jacki tell it I was only again atdelivery of tb million When the bombshell of tho suit tempting to teach him that you’ve against bis mother burst Jackie got to havo money to bay things stated he got only a niggardly por- that you can’t live on credit”' he "There’s no reason why tion of that million To bo spe- explained Jackio should be broke (as he cific $1000 claims) becaus he made between Is Mine’ Money $39000 and $40000 in tho last Jwo A sorry figura was he—a million- years” Now tha mother-in-laangle: aire in name only Where are those trust funds Hol- Betty Grable Coogan says she knew eh wasn't marrying a millionaire lywood has been hearing about for years the income from $1500000 in because Jackie's mother said so real estate —bought with Jackie’s "‘If Betty thinks she’s marrying mi' earninga —the proceeds from countl- a millionaire she's very much taken he’s a pauper ” is what ess other investments? Betty says her mother wan told by ‘‘He has no money” “There never was a trust fund” Mrs Bernstein just before the wed "Tha law aays th money my son ding But Betty married the pauper beearned is mine” Coogan held In clots check when cause she loved him "and money baa the world was spoiling him with nothing to do with it" Betty’s salary adulation but given a pretty free Is $500 a week— just $500 more than hand during hi later ’teen years her husband’s wbo hasn’t been able snorted when ha read bis mother to mako his planned movie comesaid aha at no tima promised him a back his charm having failed to trust fund register on celluloid as it did when "She certainly lid” ht declared Chaplin gav him an oversised cap and I hava evidence to prove it" and everlastingly nicknamed him polioies Whereupon th 1922 proceedings "The Kid” ’ st w Th' 345 South State St The Best in Style and Quality at Lowest Prices Ohio Tramway Strike Ends ur U S Artillery Harness Finest leather Used bat la excellent condition ARI1Y TEIITS Made imp- eoft-apok- en Charleston The promoters are Representative Thomas S McMillan Democrat who is running' for reelection and Mayor Burnet R May bank of Charleston who is a tacit candidate for governor of South Carolina "Never before In the history of America has congress adjourned in 'the midst of a session to attend an affair like this McMillan reminded his constituents lit— a ' speech at Mayb&nk’s dinner for distinguished THE NATIONAL " “ CHARLESTON S C April 23 (UP)— Two South Caroline politicians have raised tho political Junket —a common American phenomenon— to supercoioseal proportions They brought Vies 4resi' dent John Nance Garner and about 200 senators and representatives to keel-layi- Z Governor’s Tactics ' z Like Father’s £ 1 History Reveals r" ' (Continued from Fage One) Smart New Axmiiisters These gorgeous new Axmtnstere come In xia-- rt size and in all the moet popular colors and patterns These sire quality- - ' mg that will give you made complete and thorough eatlaf action Priced long-weari- now at ODERNIDESIG 9xl2-F- t BIGELQW’S Money-Savin- g Rug inof Rick Color Peel the these rugs I You can tell they'U glva rani service In home or off lea 8$ Delivers wear-quali- ty A SUPER-VALU- RUG E THE FAMOUS ORIENTAL REPRODUCTION BY BIGELOW like Superb coloring those of the mysterious FAMOUS RIGHOW 9xl2 Ft In Full Size wonderful eelection of hotadeome MODERN — rushed here by last freight lor this big bugs PINE QUALaele tomorrow I They're the EXTRA when adverITY ruga that ereata a eeneatlon tised at $39 99 They are BEANS LESS Asmlnster A iVlildllMl ar Our I r In wide selecEast tions of marvelous Persian Turkleh Cblneaa patterns They’re silky RUGS 53335 !y S3sP'tct! t II cl ll ll li rl I 3-fo- r-l ” — - 8-- Down RUG DEAL In a wide Bugs at Big Price Cuts bedrooms choice of pattern For dining room living room modern colonial oriental room size Also Hug Cushion Pad and Throw Bug to match All for the one price of only 9x12-fo- u(tj - 8100 STORE : Corner 11th Fjxt at Zlat South 8UGARHOURE Our SALT LAKE STOW MS South State St Avenue Onr OGOPN ITO R W Only DEUVERS ot |
