Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Agent Relates Spying on Steel Workers Jiily 27 THURSDAY MORNING JULY 23 1935 yy t dependable I KM U: MERCHANDISE ONLY At the height of the season — our summer merchandise has received “ marching orders”! Out go all UP)— Grim-face- d union men and a former strikebreaker filed be'fore the senate civil liberties committee Wednesday and between arguments among themselves Void a story of labor spying as conducted by the Republic Steel corporation Harold F Vargo who readily' conceded that he hail operated1 ias a company agent under the names of Richard Brooks knd Ira Alberts that while in the employ of Republic’s police department he helped organize and became financial secretary of a C I O union in Republic’s Youngstown plant Later he wa'j on'the picket line during the biftter strike in Little Steel a year ajo but before that-hhad resigned his union post at the request of other union officials Union men told the committee that Vargo was suspected of turning the union's membership roll over to the d e company DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY nn I odd lots broken and incomplete lines and goods soiled from hanat prices to make YOU dling rejoice and resolve to enjoy the strike-breakin- Mild Cuffing The union men smiled for the first time when further testimony revealed that this weapon was the instrument of getting Vargo arrested and “slapped around” by the Youngstown police But the cuffing he got was according to the testimony mild compared with that given Edward J Velesky a union man who was among others arrested at the same time No sooner had they gotten into the station house Velesky testified than he and others were attacked Then they were by the police booked Kicked Around "They took me down to the basement” he said “and I thought it was all over but I was struck from behind again When I got to my hands and knees I was struck again and this time I went out When I came to there were 10 or 12 officers in there kicking me around with their feet” c ' SPOltTS WE Alt Al 1 KNIT DRESS Originally 2275 Novelty style in red Size 20 All-Wo- ol bl) Misses’ Women’s Collar attached models in broadcloths madras and chambrays Trubenized or soft collars All full cut fast colors and patterns Soiled from 7 display Sizes m § 14-1- MEN’S POLO SHIRTS Originally 59 to $5 In celanese flat knit and tweed Crew necks SIHRTS AND CULOTTES Originally 169 to v 198 In tailored cloth Colors of blue nUw brown and oxford eft LINEN HATS Originally 198 Colors of green maize and aqua LARGE SUN HATS Originally 398 97 STRAW BONNETS Originally 298 STRAW BASKETS Originally 198 57 6 CANVAS GLOVES Originally 89 23 2 GARDEN APRONS OF BED TICKING 67 Originally 298 4 ORGANDIE BOLERO JACKETS Originally 298 In navy and” white 197 8 TRAILER CLOTH BANDEAUX Originally 100 In oxford 16 BEACH - SAND A)bS Originally 89 In white 47 only CHILDREN’S BEACH SHOES Originally 100 In white only Sizes 8 to 1 63 BEACH SANDALS Originally 98 Sizes 6 ’ to 8 ' 33 AND SETS BOLERO SCARF Originally 198 In smart printed crepes 97 COTTON KNIT DRESSES Originally 398 Maize natural rose blue 196 4 Originally 198 In organdie dotted swiss pique and linen White maize Paris blue Sizes 32 g aqua and ' through the treacherous nine-mil- e stretch of Santa Helena canyon on inner tubes with Private Harry Buckmann of Paris Texas Otherwise they will be pulled up cliff by ropes said Colothe 500-fo- nel R H Lewis commander of Fort IX A Russell where the men were stationed The two earlier sent a note up by rope saying Buckmann tn had drowned but they were good health and spirits Blankets and rations brought by burro from Marfa were lowered to 'th£m Land parties scanned the river and canyon Wednesday for Buck-mann- body Army planes from San Antonio will take up the search Indianapolis Publisher Dies of Brain Malady INDIANAPOLIS July 27 UP)— A eerebrai hemorrhage brought death to Warren C Fairbanks 60 president of the Indianapolis News in a hqspital here Wednesday Fairbanks the son of Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president of the United States and Cornelia Cole Fairbanks was active in conducting his business affairs until a few days ago when he went to Lake Wawasee for a short vacaHe became ill there and retion turned to Indianapolis Fairbanks was born here April 25 1878-o- f prerevolutionary New England stock & £) to 42 15 Women’s and Misses’ BLOUSES Originally 100 In linen dimity shantung broadcloth knd dotted swiss Sizes 32 to 40 LIVER BIL- E- (Advertisement) C® ATS Misses’ Summer Coats him Originally 398 to 695 Summer Coats Sports and afternoon frocks In cottons muslins dimities flaxon crepes printed crepes printed chiffons and novelties Whites pastels and prints Sizes 1111(1 Children's s Sizes 12 to 18 12 :i popular steeplechase fabrics Unlined types Choose from natural luggage maize and pink Sizes for misses "fkM' and women 4 NEEiliS GIRLS’ DENIM SLACKS Originally 198 Blue and white stripe with contrasting trim Nicely tailored Zipper closing Sizes 8 to' 14 lT SHIRLEY' TEMPLE O’ ALLS Originally 198 Fashioned of fine pique in floral pat terns with plain jacket to match 4 4ft Sizes 7 to 12 ‘Iv CAPS Originally 150 White flannel with leather sweatband AA Broken sizes 6 8 to 7 — nwO trasting and 14 color ? skirts conSizes 12 TAILORFII SUITS Two-piec- Sizes 36 to 44 lug- ftofti Orig 1093 687 tWo-piec- e SUMMER SOX AND ANKLETS Originally 25 Lisle anklets in candy stripes with light grounds Rayon sox in plain white and pastel shades mi ait s All Summer styles Medium and small brims Also turbans and close fitting types Fine Straws Rough Straws Linens Fabrics Novelties SAV- E- SMOES 175 FOOTWEAU to Originally 395 ORIGINALLY 100 Summer shoes including Pamilo and Vitality White and combinations All' heel heights Broken sizes of course Sandals White Black Navy Brown Natural Pastels 20 259 White only Including both white rayon and crochet types Broken sizes Novelty styles Novelty Jewelry 50 to $1 to Men's WASH SLAX rs 675 $ Originally 129 to 298 Complete line of duck twills and cords Sanforized ?hrpnk In fast 78 198 SUMMER BAGS Originally 198 elty bags with contrasting Originally 398 to 850 All wool fabrics in smart styles and patterns Checks stripes plaids and monotones Regular slack style with pleated Nov- 19 Summer Hags 5 AV E 69 Originally 100 Women’s Kedctics Tl 0ri' 0r' sH jo 195 IE 245 few Simulated leather In white and natural llnena Mostly top handle and trims with contrasting envelope types The ideal Summer shoe In plain white and novelty combinations Buy for now and for next Summer Broken sizes of course Originally $1 and 198 and sash sets In gav printed and Blousettes of organdy In 198 Beaded flowOriginally $1 ered and painted types Pins Necklaces Clips Bracelets and novelties 50 Bolero crepes anl 0f SI CAPS Originally 59 to 79 In plain white Cool for sum- - A A 1 10 iTV mer Sizes 6V2 to 7 40 BOYS’ Jft pastel colors 38 BOYS’ WASH SUITS Originally 59 A Dark and light colors Short pants U style with belt to match Sizes 4 to 9 9 BOYS’ WOOL LONGIES Originally 349 1 4 QQ In broken sizes livO Novelty patterns 79 BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS Originally 39 In cool mesh fabrics with short sleeves White or yellow Sizes small A for 4 ftft O liwU medium or large SUMMER SUITS Originally 598 d Light tan color sports A ftft style Sizes 11 15 16 and 18 only 6 BOYS’ Double-breaste- GIRLS’ TOPPER COATS Originally 895 Come early for these In lovely shades of shrimp and beige C ft 1 Sizes 12 and 14 3 Iiivv wwf 1 BOYS’ WASH SUITS Originally Cunning styles in broadcloth and seersucker fabrics Broken sizes U 100 CQ ivv 40 PAIRS CHILDREN’S Ideal Classmate SHOES Originally 198 to 298 Including oxfords and strap slippers In both brown and black Sizes 5 Vi to 10 Children POPEYE TOMMIES Sanforized shrunk Sizes 4 5 and 6 only 17 35 4 ft pr Til Kedettes n on SLAX Originally 129 In striped and checked patterns Bide buckles and all sanforized shrunk (M Sizes 12 to 18 tive sun suits in seersucker crepe The ideal summer play tog Q7 Of Sizes 1 to 6 and 7 to i4 1 425 70 BOVS’ WASH Bress Aec‘ssri(‘s jl 16 BOYS’ WEAR I“y Originally In pastel shades only Broken sizes 199 E‘A" ' IQ trim 149 Men's WOOL SLAX 15 ZIPPER LINEN BAGS Originally $1 Also Removable covers and washable crepe party bags — In pastels 59 Attrac- and 68Tb : 129 Originally 198 Originally 298 4A 1 Q f Novelty bead handbags All clever styles including top handles and plain zipper tops with back straps Colors of white bright red and multi-coloin the small sizes Bairs W omen's Summer -- MEN’S SOX Originally 19 Pastel shades In rayon and lisle mixtures All double soles High 4 M spliced heels Broken color assortments but all sizes10 to 12 Pair Headed Hags two-tone 25 n£v TIES Originally 79 Satina foulards and crepes All hand tailored and wool linew Stripes checks and plaids PA Sale at vU I TOTS’ ANKLETS AP 10-1- Women’s Summer Cot- 35 42 MEN’S FANCY GIRLS’ SUMMER SHEERS Originally 198 Dainty summer sheers for the tiny miss Permanent finish organdy In combinations with 4Q matching cap TOTS’ SUN SUITS Qtiginally WV WASH TIES Originally ton fabrics in fast colors All full length Colorful patterns Sale at 78 MEN’S I O summer tailored suits In Sizes 12 to 18 bloom or white peach Misses’ ALL-WOBATHING SUITS Origine suits zipper type so that ally 198 Built-i- n athtrunks can be worn separately letic supporters Skeleton type tops All full cut and fast colors AA MEN’S Broken color assortments Pair but all sizes 2 Originally - styles in i 14 MEN’S WHITE Tailored Suits Originally 1095 Two-piec- e gage and navy with to 44 Summer Coats Orig G05 to 705 Choose from cotton crash and the SHUTS Misses Summer Suits Originally $25 White Wool tailored suits fk 4kl with block hairline check of w navy or brown Sizes 12 to 18 Originally 2275 to S25 Smart boxy type coats All beautifully tailored and lined with fine' quality taffeta Choose from white natural and maize fk' Originally 398 Casual models " in sharkskin-In white maize blue 4k 4k and pink Broken sizes JLatJrF 1 Bayou G1otcs SAVE (111$ s s i: s 4 WAKE UP YOUR Without Calomel— And You’ll Jump Out of Bed ii the Morninf Rarin’ to Go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily If this bile Is not flowing freely your food doesn't digest the bowels Gas bloats up It just decays inYou get constipated Your your stomach whole system Is poisoned and you feel sour looks world the and punk gunk A mere bowel movement doesn't get at old Carter's those takes It good rause the Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds make and freelv you fee) of bile flowing up and up" Harmless gentle yet amazbile flow freely Ask for ing in making Carter's Little Liver Pills bv name 26c Stubbornly refuse anything else :i Originally 198 to 500 BLOUSES trail to within 50 feet of where two soldiers were marooned on a ledge overlooking the flooded Rio Grande which had taken the life of a comthe river recedes within a few days boats will be used to rescue Sergeant Clyde Ryberg and Private Clarency Hansen who started and Misses STRAW HATS Originally $1 to $5 and U Off Including Optimos Pinch A PA Crowns and Sailors All sizes from 6'a to 7'j Q IQ £3QJ MEN’S E 50 Women’s MARFA Texas July rescue party worked its way Wednesday over a tortuous nine-mil- e If ’57 blue' UP)— A panion uldW LOU Women's and Misses’ STRAW HATS Originally 149 Also bags and bonnets Rescue jXeariv For Soldiers 27 button necks zippers and ties Short or long slecvesj Fast colors and full cut Checks stripes and plain colors AP J) PA AH sizes 12 18 ’ !& MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Orig 165 to 195 63 PATIO DRESSES Originally 595 In beautiful floral prints Sizes 12 to v gs MI 6 ' -- a MB-sli’iii'iiisIiiii- One and Two Piece PLAY SUITS Orig- nV inally '398 In maize and £reen 1 CULOTTE SKtRT Originally 298 In white sharkskin Size 20 PLAYSUITS OVERALLS AND SMOCKS Originally 198 to 298 Cotton prints and twill AA cloth In gob blue oUw aqua and rust 'p SAVE: TiUl 3 vi All sales final J mage items SAVE: TWO-PIEC- a Savings throughout the store including numberless unadvertihd bargains you’ll be thrilled to discover Come early for the best selections! Sorry no phone orders no C O Ds 1 no mail orders no exchanges on rum- 20 Tells Policy Earlier Charles M White vice president ed Republic said'it never had been the policy of the company to use espionage to get information regarding the formation of unions but that i't had been used to get evidence of sabotage and other things VargQ 'who said he held “quite g numerovjs jobs” testified that during a strike the company ufied him to mingle with tjie men on the picket lines for the purHe pose of picking up information said lie was given an automatic pistol by Captain Earl Butler of the Republic police - - savings 1 ' wjh y $ Republic Employe Admits Helping To Organize Union iWASHINGTON ' J 40 BOYS’ SILKS Sheers Rayons Sheer llirndl Rrcsscs Prints Originally 69 to 119 yd Cut from the bolt at c Dainty Chiffons Rayon Acetate Linens Originally 298 and 398 In linen batiste voile lace seersucker and' dotted swiss Light or dark floral patterns Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 46 all-ov- er 57 COTTON L ' ‘II P 2”" ana BBESSES Orig 100 in Attractive cotton frocks sheer batiste Gay floral patterns or novelty prints Sizes 14 to 20Mkr (ft 89 CA wll SWIM TRUNKS With built-i- n support Royal Originally maroon and navy Sizes 28 to 34 Aft aVv BOYS’ SOX Originally 19 Novelty sox includ4A ing light and dark colors - Broken sizes Women’s Wusli Frocks variety of color combinations Plaid Rayon Taffetas Crown Tested Crepes With full shirred skirts puff sleeves gir- -' dies and tie belts In printed batiste and dotted- swiss Sizes 14 to 20 - Beautiful fabric? at an amazing low price Washable with a lot of weal? and beauty Light and dark prints florals and paisleys Wide 'Originally 198 ALL-WOO- 98 Originally 20 ( Bairs Boys’ VITALITY SHOES Originally $4 shoe famous for its durability Oxfords in either black or brown Sizes 11 Mi to 1 A artd comforts I ECSi V |