Show ''V-THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING (30 Asks Curb He9s Showman Of Police in New Orleans NLRBIIelp ‘ Sought by Strikers ‘NEW ORLEANS June 28 ID— Tho Committee for Industrial Oritrlke gan iut Ion conducting against 10 trucking firms here complained Tuesday to federal court and the national labor relations board against police interference after officers escorted three organizers out of town Judge Rufus E Foster of the United States circuit court of appeals ordered Mayor Robert S Maestri Acting Superintendent of Police John Gropch and other officials to show cause Friday why they should not be restrained from Interfering with the C I 0 Will Investigate ‘in Washington the N L R B said it would investigate charges union reoords disappeared after police raids on C I O headquarters The Louisiana League for Preservation of Constitutional Rights asked the senate committee on civil liberties to send investigators here Grosch said detectives early Tuesday took the three CIO organizers to the city limits let them drive Into the next parish (county) and warned them never to return to He added his men New Orleans Would continue their hunt for six other organizers and drive them from the city Called 'Reds’ Grosch described the organizers as "communists and reds” Richard Dowling CIO counsel Who applied for the restraining court order charged police had waged a campaign of "Intimidation against CIO members” by raiding their headquarters and arresting in the past week more than 300 persons who subsequently - were released In the week-ol- d strike here three men have been shot and in each police arrested men they said were members of the American Federation of Labor The A F L contends to strike exists Upturn jn August Spending Plan Help' OTTAWA Ont-Ju- ne 28 WP)— America has already reached or will reach late In 1938 the bottom of tho present depression Leonard P Ayres econmist of ths Cleveland Trust company toid tho American Association for the Advance-meof Science Tuesday Characterizing the United States government's $3763000000 spending program ak "politically primed prosperity” Ayres pdmlted it would spur business activity He said "American resources are so great that they can support such aerogram for a long time to corns” but added: "This is a very serious condition Not John Ringllng North for In ths long run the new system beaten by strike of political prosperity can be made Copyright 1938 for to work well enough td destroy p and gradually the habits of enterprise on which a free society depends" Control of IJysineae As ths United States enters on its “second vast experiment in pump priming” it is well on the way toward the control of business "by whose principal occupation Ringling Show Halts persons is not industry finance agriculture or trade but tho winning of Trip En Route elections” he told the economics To Winter Quarters section of the association Before making his prediction for business recovery Ayres declared WASHINGTON June 28 (A) -- that such forecasts- - were always The Ringling Brothers’-Barnuand difficult and were made doubly ao by "politicians mystics demo-goguBailey circus delayed for at least today prophets reformers and 24 hours Tuesday bight its journey soldiers" who know nothing of to winter quarters at Sarasota Fla business processes John Ringling North youthful Nevertheless hs i laid business after continuing Its present slump president Intimated that the circus through August will probably pick season this tour resume its might up materially from September and said positively "the show will through December and on into The two major influencing go on” next year A strike halted 1939 the tour at Scranton Pa last week factors will be the course of business abroad which may restrict but not prevent recovery and the Day in Washington among American North spent the day In Washing- growing crisis declared railroads Ayres ton but would not divulge with He said Railroad Problems whom he had conferred d of the United States he had not talked to William Green Ruth Escapes Injury railroad mileage is In receivership president of the American Federahe pointed out and "it now seems tion of Labor It was an affiliate fn Auto Accident wholly probable that before the end of the A F L that called the atrike of 1939 some new relationship will ’ RIDGEWOOD N J June 28 CP) The circus train was sidetracked have come into existence between —Babe Ruth had a narrow escape the federal government and the railfrom injury late Tuesday when his at near-b- y Alexandria Va George road with resulting effects Oaf brushed another coming in the Smith general manager announced whichsystems" are impossible to predict 30 direction feet swerved opposite that it would remain Sound in the United across a road and turned on its side there until midnight for watering States andrecovery Canada will not get unos it hit a low stone wall der way he added until the national feeding of animals ' The home fun king alone In the and income produced in the two counHuddle Into Went car stepped out unscathed tries stops shrinking and it must be Ruth’s car was badly damaged North boarded the train shortly based on the production of auch The other machine driven by Miss before midnight and went into con durable” goods as building maRose Beck remained on the road Terence with Smith and Melvin terials automobiles machinery And was only slightly damaged Hildreth of Washington president furniture bridges ships and loco- - The accident ’Ruth happened as of the Circus Fans of America motives Was returning to New York from a North did not explain his decision Courtland Elliott Toronto econoVisit to friends near here to remain overnight or divulge any mist echoed --Ayres’ predctiona at plans he might have for resuming the same meeting performances Provided no further market cur Old Black Joe Will Smith said he understood Frank tailment of the volume and value of Buck hunter and animal trainer our production in relation to costs was conferring with New York and markets occurs the business Get New Banjo ' bankers on a proposal to lease the outlook in Canada is by nd means PITTSBURGH June 28 CD-- Old show and start it on tour again bleak” he said Black Joe is going to get a new Buck was with the circus before it Defends Spending tamper-probanjo to- - strum re- broke up placing one stolen two years ago "Indeed there Is reason to befrom the Stephens Collins Foster lieve that only further maladjustmemorial ments arising out of European unA bronze banjo bought with consettlement or an American aecon-das- y ' n tributions from throughout the collapse could arouse real apwill be placed on the memorial prehension” July 4 the 112th anniversary of the In another analysis of economic composer’s birth conditions Corrington Gill of the The new Instrument will be rivet-a- d CHICAGO June 28 V&— Repre- works administration progress to the arms of "Joe” sentatives of 800000 organized work- Washington D C declared that ers agreed Tuesday to discuss the the check rein on United States railroads’ demand for a 13 per cent government spending could not be wage cut at a meeting with spokes- applied until conditions approximen for the nation’s major rail lines mating full employment prevail here July 20 "The issue is no longer one of George M Harrison chairman spending as against not spending of the Railroad Labor Executives’ but rather how much should be association announced the parley spent when should these funds be had been arranged after he and spent and in what direction should leaders of 18 brotherhoods held a these expenditures flow" he said brief preliminary session with the carriers’ joint conference commit t "1 y nt e Grcus Chief Hints Tour Will Resume 6 mnny tfv tm ? ID—In Cuthrler J'oung Harlan county mine superintendent testified Tuesday he fired a complaining miner because the letter picked a ight with him and not became the miner belonged to the union-Thminer Ned Jamts a negro had testified previously as a government witness in the trial of 40 Individuals and 17 Harlan coal companies on charges of engaging in a criminal conspiracy to violate the Wagner labor relations act Joe Guthrie college bred superintendent of th4 Harlan Fuel company operated at Yancey Ky by his brothers - Charles and Clyde Guthrie said James cams to him from ths mine one night and de- manded an rebate because his lamp had gont out The mine charged employes that much per shift for the hire of lamps1 Guthrls said ho told James to get an order for the amount from his section boss but that the miner was A fight foi abusively Insistent lowed the superintendent related in which James struck him in the head with his fist and then he hit James In the head with a hammer T cvw self-hel- 29 1938 ttedi Refuses To Call Off Trade Slump Harlan Mine Boss Tells Nears End Experts Agree Jury of Fight 'UrSrEconmnistS JUNE Head Asks Cut In Number of Men Jailed Ex-Priso- Love Strike 5 IRYlNGTON4-YirJmTe- n Sanford Bates Says -- -I- CD” “KANKAKEliy— 28 and pretty MrsLliedi Heus — Sheri£t-Joh- n Stack said Tuesday ser Tuesday spent another rainy two witnesses had identified bullet-scarrday at the home of wealthy Rollo Orellq Easton as the gunK Blanchafd where she started man who slew Ray Dixon Indiana sit-in a “love strike” more than a state trooper in an unprovoked attweek ago ack The Dixon was fatally wounded Sunyoung divorcee mother of two children decided day night when he approached Easafter all not to come down from ton and his brother Clarence as her Ivory tower as she had they sat in their car at the side of a road near Laporte Ind planned While The witnesses were Walter Sansightseers newspaper men and photographers ders and It J Hennings a South stood outside in the dirzzle and Bend photographer who were with watched her windows Mrs Heus-sthe officer when he stopped to ofconferred with her attorney fer aid to the Eastons in the belief ’ Mortimer D O’Brien their machine had stalled He shook his head when he The sheriff said they pointed to came out "It doesn’t look as Orelie as the man who fired the though she’ll coma out tonight fatal shots boys” hs said "For ’ one thing They were brought to the county it’s too wet” jail Jiere by State’s Attorney Mark While Mrs Heusser curled up Storen of Laporte Later they looked cosily in his house Blanchard at the body of Clarence made no move to evict her He LOS ANGELES June 28 UP) — just stayed away and his attorney William D Cunningham said he Tho 200000 breach of promise suit would “continue to be the hospita- filed by Gayo Melton former De ble host to an unwelcome guest trolt showgirl against ' William Mrs Heusser moved in on Koenig studio executive was disBlanchard a week ago saying she missed In superior court Tuesday would not leave until he married with the announcement that an out her settlement had been made ert Answer-t- red-hair- 20-o- er ' 1 s- Extensiorrof SEATTLE June 28 (AP)— Sanford Bates for years director of the federal bureau of prisons discussed the possibility Tuesday that in the war oh crime too many men are being sent to prison "Prisons and Beyond” was the' theme of his address to the sixty-fift- h partake the annual national conference of least of the” character of prisons social work and toward the end of havt the highest percentage of ’success with their graduates” the discussion he asked: "From such figures as we have as "May 1 refer once more to the possibility we are overdoing the mat- to the total new volume of crime ter of punishment in America? be said “we have found less than 1 disclose the per cent of the current arrests are "Informal figures disquieting fact we are sending six found to be on parole” times os many men ’ to prison in America as in England But has Reit Inmates’ this practice made us any freer from Bates Massachusetts commission-e- r crime? of correction for 10 years before entering federal work and now Questions Increase executive director of the Boys’ Club "Is there any connection between of America urged that probation the fact that while the rats of prison work bo dissociated from political commitments doubled from 1910 to control and that prisons and re1933 in this country the rata of formatories “devote themselves not recidivism confirmed to the cause of merely carrying out (becoming the penalty of the law but ths more criminals) increased?” Emphasizing again the theme of important and difficult task of rehis address greater development fitting their inmates for ths reand extension of parole systems the sumption of lift on ths outside” noted penologist observed that the "Let us cease our demands that country’s women’s prisons and re' parols be abolished” he added es tiVi n -- Y4(0$s If Sheer open--arriv- na-tlo- ft State prlng AtLTRAVUtosr Herbert Buckman commissioner of the city’s public hall and lake front stadium suggested "an attraction that would stand on its own feet” NEXT TIME TLYfs cuep(A tOU EXAMPLE ROUND TRIP TO YELLOWSTONE NOW 2000 New low fares reduce air travel costs to only per air mile And that includes everything— no extras fqr meals tips etc Go by air on your July 4th trip Phone for reduced rate To all points One scheme considered was a football game with ticket holders predicting the score number of yards gained and other statistics with big prizes to those nearest ths actual figures Some committee members held that this might be construed as a game of skill and not a lotGREATER ®0uSI© Ticket Hotel Huh saULAKI Hole! 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