Show f -- r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE!' Harlan Miners Threatened Fisher’s Fear Leading Figures at Accounting Meet P" 31 May ¥ ' recognized v f'V Deputies ' f Xx x s” f he r "" ' Miner witnesses in the Harlan labor trials Tuesday recounted from the witness stand threats of violence toward union members in the Harlan coal fields —! G4orge Gilbert a stocky miner said he had been threatened fvith shooting if he didn’t “quit writing U M W A' (United Mine Workers of ' America) on In 'a mine Later he said John Hickey a former deputy sheriff and one of the defendants In the trial offered him "a good job" if he would “beat up a union man” Gilbert said he refused “ Another miner Lincoln Lowe testified he had trouble keeping a job after he refused to fire a union man However on cross examination Lowe admitted most of his job changing was voluntary Worked for Defendant Gilbert and Lowe formerly worked for the Harlan Central the 20 company which is one-ocompany defendants Both Lowe and Gilbert said they had claims for back pay pending before the national Jabor relations board Such claims are based on charges of antiunion discrimination Gilbert told of being warned by Hickey following his discharge by the Harlan Central that if he didn’t "get out’’ he would be killed He said that about a month later some shots were fired into his home and that in the lights of a passing automobile Commercial Drives v Great Dams Cut Chinook Hosts it- - iff)— cross-collar- auto- May-3- Workers Testify Of Penalties For Backing Union Ky Vitamin A Capsule Promises Aid to Motoring at Night Exhaustion YORK (AP)—It may not be lqng before an Of Salmon Run mobileNEWdriver will swallow a capsule to help keep him out of motor Witnesses Say LONDON 1938 Hickey and Leonard Creech outside A few moments previously shots had been fired into a United Mine Workers hall near his home-hsaid Testimony by Gilbert that he had been appointed a deputy sheriff last year was excluded from consideration of the Jury by Judge H Church Ford on a defense motion Fled Out Window Gilbert told also of a visit of Creech and Hickey to his home one midnight in the Summer of 1937 following his discharge He said he fled out a window without waiting to dress Later his brother-in-laBeecher Sizemore who said he was living at the Giljjprt home testified Gilbert was liot at home the night the officers called On cross examination Gilbert was asked whether ha had not been told by Hickey and Harry Bennett (vice president and general manager) of the Harlan Central that there had been- - Complaints ha had been "terrorizing negro miners to try to get them to Join the union" r "Didn’t you tell some negroes1 asked former Federal Judge Charles have I Dawson “that them killed ifthey didn’t join?’’ “I did not" Gilbert replied Gilbert had testified he denied being a union member when he sought employment at the Harlan Central mine although he was a member at the time He denied however that he was an organizer i ing accidents at night — T CORNWAIlrON-HUDSO- NY N That— procedure— wae— feinted - at matching inspectors in a merchan81 (ff)— BrigadieaGeneralMU- dising plant was Increased" mort May TuesdSy in experiments reported on than 75 per cent ton Fennimore Davis 73 president in an article in the Ohio Medical As' a of the tests the of the New York academy Journal 5 x - ( The capsule is filled with carotena potent source of vitaBONNEVILLE Ore' May 31 Iff) e-in-oil — Flsherlmen white and 7 Indian min A Vitamin A improves vision the dark reducing eyestrain and alike who have lived for generations off the king of the rivers— the fatigue two big causes of motor 7'‘ royal Chinook salmon— spoke Tues- smash-up- s Use of tbecapsule "as "safe drivday of fears the great spring salmon medicine’’ was indicated-indirectlrun had vanished from the Colum- ing by the experimenter— Dr bia river C Wise eye specialist of Ralph Above Bonneville dam the gov- Mansfield Ohio and Dr O H ernment’s $55000000 power and nav- Shettler of the medical department Indians at the picigation project of the Weslinghouse Electric comturesque Celilo Falls looked at their pany : :'X-- : X' empty nets and agreed dejectedly The Ohio Journal article on the with Sam Starr: work Was devoted en"Once" we used to catch about six tirely to the concern of the primary tons a year?" last year we didn’t do experiments— relieving eye fatigue so good this year there are no fish" among certain types of industrial workers and thus Improving the Horde Diminished workers general health and capacity of home Astoria Downstream at for work great fish fleet and a $10000000 The article reported that by giving industry gillnetter began racking the workers three carotene-in-o- il Canneries curtailed capsUles dally vision was so im their tackle operations The horde of fish' had that the efficiency of color- diminished so greatly that from Wise-Shettlf- er -- f Death Claims Well Known Army Officer to 500 (rollers sought other fishing grounds For years William I Finley noted naturalist has predicted eventual destruction of th spring run People are just realizing: he said that for 40 years the spring run had been falling off Fishermen are catching the farther at sea as It heads Prominent figures at mountain states- - accounting conference Left to tight Frank G Short of toward the river to spawn engineers building dams across headwaSan Francisco" Lincoln G Kelly of Salt Lake City conference chairman and George P" Ellis of are ters of the Columbia cutting chi Chicago- nook' from spawning grounds and farmers are using unscreened lrrl on headwater gation ditches streams Young fish - enter the ditches and die These says Finley are the salmon’s graveyards byproduct article said tb experimenters discovered an appreciable improvement in' th workers' health Another byproduct the doctors disclosed In connection with the article was the capsule' effect on ” night driving A number of employes he said reported that whereas they-ha- d dreaded night driving prior to taking the capsules they found motoring no longer a strain after using the medicine V Development of the capsule for a major widespread use would gain in the nation's drive against highway deaths Most serious motoring accidents happen after dark - - i Divorce Granted RENO Nev May 31 (ff)— Mrs Lucinda Davis Goldsborough Ballard prominent in New York City society won an uncontested divorce decree on the ground of cruelty here Tuesday from William doJph Ballard New York architect — Military and noted as a mountain- climber died Tuesday after an illness of several months He had been associated with the academy aince 1909 General Davis was one of the first explorers of the Grand canyon He : also made the first ascent of the 12000-fopeak in the high Sierras which later was named Mount Davis In his hoqpp In 1897 he made a record ascent of Mount He was Popocatepetl In Mexico also known as a big game hunter from Alaska to Mexico He was born in MantervMe Minn' attended the University’ of Oregon and was appointed to West Point in 1888 graduating with honors In his long army career he served at Fort Walla Walla (Wash) and in the Presidio at San Francisco and saw action in th? Spanish- American war and the Philippine insurrection receiving the silver star citation for gallantry in action against the Spanish forces at San- tiago Cuba July 1 1898 ot : Tr 200 is sal-mo- m Speaker at Accountants’ Meet Jurors Quiz Women in Urges Audit of New Deal (Continued from Page One) mty sV rnr convi in th elude Hv : Lake n Wc M H 4 Coulee Too Big "The fish are getting by Bonneville dam" he said "The government did good work in the $7000-00- 0 spent there for fish ladders by which the salmon pass the dam through a series of lifts and water substituting definite information fortiriBisted there is atill room for much guesswork and conjecture improvement 4 Help to chasten that element in One of his specific recommends High Army Officers business whose acts againstthe pub- tlons was that governmental units lic interest are furnishing ammuni- let the public know how much spe Also Appear falls” tion for some of the general broad- cific services are costing This he On the other hand Finley said sides against business from Wash- felt might dampen the ardqr of Y N In one of the greatest obstacles Hearing ington x taxpayers for more and better govgigantic Grand Coulee dam farther In advocating legislation to re- ernmental services He cited as an so high that Yio fish can YORK-Ma31 (ff)— High upstream quire independent audits of all labor example of what is happening a NEW laddered beyond it to the natural be unions Mr Collins contended that typical ‘city which had 21 specific ranking officers of the United States spawning grounds that lay above" they have now grown to a point functions when it was incorporated Efforts are being made to trap one a colonel in charge of one army where their activities are definitely and now has 356 below of New York’s harbor defenses ap- salmon at Rock Island dam tied up with the public weal Grand Coulee and spawn them ar federal the before "The public" he said ‘‘has the Taxes And Improvements grind peared tlflclallyin near-b- y streams Fin same right to information regarding Taxpayers he pointed out are as did two women Tuesday In ley doubts th success of this— the labor pnion activities as it has of demanding exemption of taxes on jury the government' Investigation Into changing of habits rooted in an the great monopolies df capital homestead and at the same time foreign spy ring activities school "Corporations or labor unions are insisting upon increased unidentified tiquity The women one Besides compulsory ditch screen which hire spies and thugs spejid facilities expanded curricula ex- blonde the other ajrn nurse and for- lpg and less commercial fishing money to corrupt legislatures and tended recreational equipment and mer proprietor of a nursing home solution says Finley may be tQ earry on similarly reprehensible ac- programs better streets better are considered Important witnesses discawi plans to dam the Willamette tivities should have euch practices lights better poljce— better and Columbia tributary and permit fieh The- recent expose of the more of everything in fact except by government investigators exposed The Jury reportedly was told that normally running to Columbia head' acts of certain corporations has taxes Colonel H W T Eglin commandant waters to turn to the Willamette been a commendable step forward This unrealistic attitude he felt on Long Island So far little has been done to in- is due in part to the fact that the of Fort Totten was slated for kidnaping sound informed on is not similar the activities just clearly vestigate public hope secret information migtft part of labor unions Millions pf how much it is paying for this and the from him elicited be dollars are collected annually from that service members of these organizations and Mr Short chief speaker at the Other Officer the money is expended to promote afternoon round table discussion on The other army officers appearing the Interests of labor How the depletion problems made 10 spea to how to treat were Major' J N Dalton until as the does cific money Is expended public suggestions not know— and ' few labor union this item in mine accounting One few weeks ago assistant chiefMa-of members know" of his recommendations was that staff in charge of intelligence offinew mining companies be encour- jor Stanley Grogan executive C Labor Disputes C cer of the Fourth district C CASTL GANDOLFO May' 31 aged to treat all profits from operaA service which the accounting tions as a reserve for depletion camp at Richmond Va and Cap- (ff)— The papal court gathered in Maryland School Girl tain James K Do Armond of the parish church Tuesday night for profession can render in labor dis- until such time as the reserve air Found Badly Beaten corps at Mitchel field solemn te deum to render thanks cost the of entire propthe equals putes in the opinion of Mr Collin's Grogan formerly was as- to God for preserving for another Would Major felt he a Such practice erty SANDY SPRINGS Md May 31 is to determie facts upon which a Major Dalton year the health of Pope Pius XI recognition to the fact that an sistant to (UP)— Badly beaten and uncon- fair and intelligent settlement can give Mrs Kate Moog Busch former who Celebrated his eighty-firmine has no profit a in investor scious from a fractured skull Etta be reached of is who prelimi- until his capital has been returned nursing home operator birthday Tuesday! school- -' nary to a full May Coleman understanding of the One of his arguments in favor of Gerrfian descent twice before has The pope himself did not attend a woods was in found of controversies be held is a knowl- the clump girl jury It the service- which was held outside practice wag that it appeared before the grand Tuesday several hoprs after she edge of how much wages can be in- wouldproposed was the unidentified blonde’s first his summer villa ' stimulate mining school en route to had disappeared creased or hours shortened without The gathering howVer included appearance Members of a hastily organized encroaching upoq the capital of the Companion Plan most of the dignitaries who accom Radio Operator posse which found the battered employer and thereby destroying the A was that panied him here as well as the proposal companion body said there were indications the business witness recalled Tuesday podesta or mayor or Castel Gan Another use its child had been ravished She was The hue and cry for abolishment the accounting profession was Johann' Kleiber second radio dolfo the chief pf the local cara- -' taken to a hospital where an y of holding companies Mr Collins influence to get recognition of the officer of theNorth German Lloyd binieri'and local fascist leaders examination was begun immediately said arises from emotional dis that there can be no profit steamship Bremen who was held Pope Pius took advantage of one to determine the extent of her in- turbancea and mob psychology principle Is returned in state In hall of $15000 after his aopear of the first warm clear days of the until capital juries rather than from a fair underance before Federal Judge Vinceht season and strolled on his terrace taxation federal and standing of this corporate device Leibell last Friday L pausing to gaze across the countryX in He held that many holding Com William B Finley of Montana side at distant Rome which is not United Kleiber paniea serve a useful purpose and discussing Mr Short’s paper com- Lamar Hardy told judge Leibell always visible that they should not be abolished mented on some of the Canadian is being held for questioning conLater the pope who had said he because of the sins of a few The practices to encourage new devel- cerning the disappearance of Dr wanted the day to pass virtually answer he asserted lies in regula- opment and declared that Canada is Ignat T Griebl important governr the same as any other returned to tion rather than abolishment doing much more in this field than ment witness and reserve officer his tasks as usual is this country He cited a a speThe anniversary found him in the United states army who fled Investors Protection cific example a law in one of the to on the Bremen a few comparatively good health Persons Germany drilloil an The speaker advocated lndepen provinces which permits started near him said he appeared dent audits of all corporations for er on public domain to take credits days before th grand jury strong perhaps stronger than its inquiry the information and protection of for "dry” holes For example If a After the was a year' ago adjourned grand jury investors urged Improvement in company expends $500000 drilling woman was for the governmental accounting practices two "dry" holes and then strikes oil escorted day to the federal bureau of and analyzed various federal laws on the third it does not have to pay offices by special Farley Gets ’40 Boom which involve accounting principles royalties untilThe cost of all three investigation ’ 7 and problems wells has been returned This said agents At Postofficers’ Meet Mr Ellis chief speaker at the Mr Finley has stimulated Canadian business where oil evening sessionrurged that NEW ORLEANS La May 31 production' to the point men and the public generally put northern Montana has entirely lost Probe Shows Slain Man (INS)— A presidential boom for on government for better a market which formerly purchased pressure General James A Far-Jle- y Ran Gangland Gantlet Postmaster 12000 barrels daily accounting practices developed Tuesday at the an"Business" he said "has been Mr Hope at the nooij nual meeting of the Louisiana CHICAGO May 31 taken for a ‘ride by political bodies luncheon contended that competiof the National League of branch “ride” victim a of the of body which poke into every phase of tive bidding on accounting work is Postmasters belief led the he had to business operations Governmental detrimental to th interests of the Tuesday W W Howes first assistant postto death while hobbled ThATS a safe Invitation to bodies demand of business the most public as well as the profession been shot master general termed Farley "the hands and his a about with rope of detailed held he a record the Such every Hudson ‘issue if you drive a operation Ignores system best business man in the United he rant a gangland gantlet 112 Hudson Terrapiane Hudregardless of whether the govern fact that an accountant’s job is to feet States” Postmaster Joseph J Ferof as Identified that The bedy is ment good accounting: find out certain things not to give regulation son Six or Eight Front seats was guson of New Orleans asserted that or bad th client a' specified amount of Fred Vanned of Chicago 55 inches wide! More room on a roadnear suburban Farley is "th people's favorite for sprawled time He mad the' observation that all around than any other Time for Accuracy xbore U bullet Wounds president" the bidding system is much more Crete It popular cars! Three aren’t a “It is time business in their own common among municipalities and crowd in any seat and in the common interest demand associations than among business For top value in every popi Uil ONLY that financial operations of the pub- men- who are more concerned with ular price - class and a top BUSCHOU business— lic business— everybody's the trade-i- n car: result than the cdst on your old price 'Y AND NtVI be accounted for as accurately and Thy convention was 'opened by see Gus F Koehler Inc!! 51' MVT COONS I as' bodies G Lincoln government efficiently: So State or nearest Hudson Kelly of Salt Lake City have required of private business” chairman of the conference Milton dealer today! Open evenings Relief Mr Ellis said tremendous strides E Llpman city treasurer delivered had been made during recent years an address of welcome on behalf of It s no longer necesssuy tojiuffer in the field of public accounting but the city- and in place of Mayor John from come—oc even have them if you use A HEW M Wallace who was unable to atThese soft toothing Dr Scholl's Zino-pepods ond pain ot coma instantly The delegates were welcomed beating cushioning IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? tend cauaed on toes HUDSON 112 FREE! them by new or tight shoes tors put also by C Irvin' Fox president of and you'll stop come before they can develop! 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