Show V f r jJF‘ I ' 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 300 Comprise Jury Panel In Hines Trial TUESDAY MORNING Mob’s Victim On Hand to Discuss' Sale of Boulder Dam Power Banker Publisher Drawn on - ‘Blue Ribbon’ List ' Police Using Gas Clubs Routed — Pickets— Witness t - e WASHINGTON Aug 1 (Ah— The senate civil liberties committee received testimony Monday- - that volunteer' policemen equipped Tjvith tear gas biHies and baseball bats purchased by the Republic Steel corporation dispersed pickets outside the Monroe Mich plant ttf that company That done the 1937 strtke in “Little Steel” was ended so far as But prior Monroe was rconcerned tq that time' witnesses said a negro organizer had been severely beaten and pun out of town after fruitless appeals to the police and supervisors in the plant inspired a group of workers to send a telegram protesting the strike to John L Lewis NEW YORK Aug 1 UP)—' This names of 300' 'persons— including such prominent men as Morgan Belmont banker and George F Rittenhouse publisher —were drawn Monday irf the "blue rifibon” jury panel for the trial of James J erstwhile powerful TamHines indicted as a policy boss many -- rackets conspirator Executives corporation presidents and professional men were represented in the names drawn from an A carold teakwood jury wheel penter and a plumber also were among those picked iT was given wide” pub- The message licity Trial August 15 Hines and Martin Weintra'ub indicted jyith J Richard (Dixie) and Davis disbarred attorney others for conspiracy and conduct of the policy racket tils' prosecution i A M A Hints Court Fight On Antitrust Charge SaysJSis Pleas Ignored Doctors Infer ‘Organized Medicine’ -- - J AUGUST 2 1938 Officials from Colorado riverupper basin states attending the Boulder power parley Left to right Representative Paul Will Not p Abandon Battle Against Health Group of Washington D' C Co-O- WASHINGTON Aug 1 (AP)— The American Medical association faced' with a federal grand jury investigation because Of its fight against a cooperative health group virtually challenged the Roosevelt administration "Monday-d- o W court struggle which may have profound effeets oifTthe future 'of American medicine u ' Replying to the charge of Assist- ant Attorney General Thurman others concerned an opportunity Arnold that “organized medicine1’ to avoid trial by agreeing to conbroke the antitrust laws while op- sent decrees which will assure the- " of the medical asso" posing the cooperative the associa- cooperation cotion said in a statement at Chicago: ciation in the operation of ' "Apparently it remains to be de- operative clinics” it declared Some other medical opinion howtermined whether or not the fedever was critical of the A eral administration can use the " In Bqston- - Dr Chanriing laws and the courts to mold the stand Mas-'Of the Frothingham president people of the United States to its sachusetts Medical society and one belief fa every phase of life and of the original 450 “rebels In the living or whether or not funda- A M A who declared last Nomental principles of common jusvember that “the health pi the tice which have prevailed in this American people is a direct concern country in the past are to be rele- of the federal government" said: limbo the into forgotten qf gated "Organized medicine is making an things” awful mistake1 by not following the trend of public opinion in medical Denies Charges and hospital insurance plans The to that mean was This taken trouble is doctors are independent ' not would “organized medicine" fellows and think their rights are abandon the fight against Group taken away They cant see Health Association Inc a District being that they’ll be benefited I'm glad of Columbia cooperative which rethe whole thing is coming out into ceives fees from government em- the open” ' ployes in return for an undertaking to provide treatment for them if "" Arnoldill had they become charged that doctors of the CO' operative had been excluded from Washington hospitals and threat1 ' Getsllndercover Report In the weeks following nervous at reports' that CIO men in other cities intendsd to invade- - Monroe James S Torbic Republic’s police chief there received “undercover information” from a mysterious Jack Smith” and ultimately paid him $1000 lest he said the man sue committee learn him and that such tactics were being used “As I thought it out later" said Torblc “I think he just plain blackmailed me” The day’s evidence was presented ened with expulsion from the Dis- by a score of witnesses ranging £rjct 0j Columbia Medital society Monroe’s from Daniel mayor At Milwaukee Dr Rock Sleyster Knaggs who told of his dealings president-eleof the American with Republic for the purchase of Medical association- - said Arnold's antistrike munitions to a group of charges were unfounded steel workers some still employed “The American Medical associaby the plant there and others now tion” Sleyster said “has the right on W P A to enforce certain membership requirements and expel members who Tells of Mob Attack The fail to comply with them A tense moment was reached of conspiracy to prevent charges with testimony by Leondies Mc- doctors from practicing is ridicuDonald organizer that a lous Hospitals" are privat instimob beat him to unconsciousness tutions and have the right to on the streets of Monroe and forced determine which doctors shall prac- R Qreever and Senator Joseph C O’Mahoney Wyoming Representative Abe Murdock and governor Henry H Blood Utah ays was once controlled by the late Dutch Schultz gangster are to go Governor Teller Ammons Colorado Governor Leslie A Miller Wyoming and former Governor A T Ilannett New Mexico on trial August 15 from the Davis was paroled " Tombs Saturday in custody of District Attorney Thbmas E Dewey after promising to plead guilty and turn state’s evidence Assistant Attorneys Charles P Grimes and Herman McPower to Carthy and Hines’ lawyers Lloyd Paai Stryker and Joseph Shalleck ‘ ntis DETROIT Aug 1 Gains Loses at watched the panel proceedings Develop Young 28 Monday Although the defense objected was a most’ cautious young Swift last week to selection of a special man as he pumped gasoline (Continued from Page One) panel Justice Pacora granted Dewoil! changed ey’s request for the special venireupper basin states — Utah Wyomingted to flood control be deferred SEATTLE Aug 1 Iff)— FavorHis nose he explained hurt men and New Mexico — they out interest until aftertthe inside a car Sunday able winds and scattered showers Leaning Sifts Connections agree to a 20 per cent reduction in amortization “period to wipe the windshield he was respite Monday night from brought the rate for firm power and a lowerThe counter proposal is based on met by Bingo a bulldog UnBy Tribune Staff Writer Before the selection of the names the forest fire hazard in the Pacific 6f interest rate from 4 to 3 5 per engineering data prepared by H H ing' of Bingo service de® appreciative was over Dewey had ordered YELLOWSTONE PARK Aug 1 cent providing the power purchasers Sands of Denver electrical engi fastened himself to Young's northwest ' tectives assigned to his office to in southern of an additional 1000-00- 0 “nose'-Th- e will payneer for the Upper Basin league California —Irrigation of combined efforts A shift of wind to the north begin at once investigating the po- $1000000 a year into an his owner" and a cout car acres of Utah lands partly upper state Mr Sands found that 144 mills litical business religious and frasaved the Bremerton Wash water- him out of town He identified tice in them 50- -' per kilowatt would be the economic e fund the crew were sepa-ratdevelopment during sc necessaryTo ternal connections Irawar through theyse of Colorado river Charles StroHm one signer ct the shed Trom a forest fire which swept him from it r period fixed for amortlzation‘Powr rate at the southern Cali When the trial opens the prose- year water and the construction of a telegram to Lewis as one of his Court Ught heen fornia consuming centers In other of the Boulder project t0 withiu seVen miles 'of the city cutor will have a typewritten list The hydroelectric plant with a capacity assailantsancTStrohm a red faced for the project was words it is the rate which would There was general expectation Sunday night money befpre him showing the complete advanced by the federal be justified by competitive condi-tionlittle man made an that if the case is taken to the C C Casad public works of 400000 horsepower on the Green govertujient record rof the talesmen called and in the sale of power from other indignant protest the decision may have a missioner at Bremerton reported is being repaid largely through the Colorado are or river ’followed upper this procedure in power sales Dewey "I’d like to know who made this major effect on the future of such the blaze virtually under control sources in the consuming area trials during his period as special Under this major recommendationsof a report story up for this man” he said While the upper states concede ventures throughout and danger pasttunless the wind proposal southern Calcooperative prosecutor and was able frequently ifornia would benefit to the extent that the economic rate is below the He told the Committee that Mc- the nation Monday by the Utah deleadopted changes to challenge a prospective Donald never saw him until Domjuror of $44000000 during the 50 years present rate of 163 they are going W C Kirkpatrick Forest Supervisor T S Goodyear of gation to the Colorado river conpresident without asking him a question or-- ’ inic Mather another ference here years and the upper states would even furtherby agreeing to consent Group Health association said that said the Bremerton fire a blaze on receive $47000000 for survey work to a 130 rate provided California Bringing another 1000000 acres ganizer pointed him out a few days whatever the legal outcome of the Fall river in Pacific county and an Cocos Area and construction of projects de- shares the profits with the upper fire near Cosmos were the of land under irrigation and thus ago in the hearing room “it will grand jury investigation Beats ones causing immediate conof Admits signed to utilize the Vast resources basin the remedial a effect have only doubling acreagq undoubtedly irrigated Testimony Yields Mr Sands found on the other of the Colorado river cern among 58fireq on Washington the state could be accomplished by on the solution of the" Sea Mather was called to the stand which brought the Group problem hand that the present rate on secwater of conservation supHealth state and private forestlands present Defers Comment one-haand Boulder darn of power acknowledged that McDonald association into existence namely ondary Rain and an east wind combined plies and transmountain diversion NEW YORK Aug 1 (UP)-Rob- -ert mill is too low and should be ABOARD U S S HOUSTON of water from the Colorado basin had asked him to identify Strohm the E F Scattergood manager of the providing of adequate medical to relieve a serious forest fire situa1 COCOS ISLAND (Ah— Moore Duncan 34 Instructor in bureau of power and 77 to (Via mill For that reason Aug to the great basin the report exQuestioning developed that care for the average man and tion in British Columbia’s Fraser light who raised Strohm was in the vicinity of the wMian within their means to Naval Radio)— Members of Presi- plained political science at Colgate univer-it- y headed the California delegation the upper state proposal contem-platepay” river country where 15 Japanese was drowned at sea after an here said he could not comment an increase in the rate on dent Roosevelt's beating He said it was “sort of a Officials of the district medical families evacuated camps Sunday refishing party Three Purposes apparent attempt to kill his wife until the proposal had been given secondary power to the latter fig- turned aboard parade” and that he followed it to society declined to comment on the as a blaze threatened the Japanese Monday night blamure There is muQh less secondary officers of the French liner Nor- careful study In recommending construction of the city limits Under questioning justice department opinion “until owned Fern Ridge Logging coming sharks for their failure to catch a dam on the Green or Colorado McDonald persisted in his identifi- 'we have mandie said when the big vessel Power rates cannot be changed power sold than fij-- power had sufficient time to pany property The study of the uppqr states fish in greater numbers docked Monday until 1945 unless amendments are cation of Strohm the report said: study” it ' Earlier The professor’s wife Mrs Alice made by congress to the Boulder shows that the rates included in the members of the committThe American Medical association Eager to try their luck in Cocos "Such dam would serve three purcounter proposal are lower than island Richardson Duncan was treated in canvon project act waters the party put out poses— flood control desilting and ee’s staff presented a compilation statement which took the form df Steel Heiress to Wed V A T those at the ship’s hospital for a head cut and the If all efforts to reach an agreeprevailing Monday morning but reported on power generation and in addition of figures showing they said that an editorial for its weekly journal RENO Nev AUg 1 (ffl— Flqyd and blackened project Although it their return that time after time would aid in the equalization of the the Little Steel strike cost Repub- intimated that the federal eyes the officers ment are unsuccessful the holders Bonneville cowbby-aviatgovernHanson J be taken into consideration when game fish were hooked said They believed Duncan jumped of povyer contracts in that state must lic and Youngstown Sheet and ment was attempting to coerce the K only flow at Boulder dam for generation and Mts Marjorie overboard Sunday night after the undoubtedly will carry their fight that the power at these projects is their heads were pulled in of power there Th power gene- Tube the Ohio national guard and association into agreement with Dunn 22 (daughter of a wealthy quarrel although no one saw him into the next session of congress In delivered under different conditions The president took his small boat rated at such dam' could be trans- various cities and counties in Mich- Group Health plans Indiana stdelman and former wife that event the eight senators and The reason t’he upper states would well out to "the windward side of mitted to points of use within the igan and Ohio more than $4000000 leap “The assistant attorney general of a not over prominent Stanford university receive the $50000000 then" of of and the Utah the island though other members state exchanged They pointed out that the strike apparently offers to the American athlete eight congressmen upper obtained a license ts be cusis the that period power will states of the group elected to stay in the upon an equitable basis for that extended to seven states stand ready to battle to a Medical association and to the married here Monday tomers allowed are Named Bargaining’ Unit to several years finish any effort to put over the more calm waters on the sheltered power now generated along the to build up to 100 per cent use For side WASHINGTON Aug 1 (ffl-- The original California proposal They experienced the worst streams to the west of the Wasatch reason full this the a $1000000 year interference from sharks and when range labor relations board announced which the four states are unalbe available for several the catch was not would ’“In addition to such substitute weighed and counted Monday night it has certified the terably opposed honors for the biggest fish and the use the power is essential for two United Automobile Workers as ex- - The upper states’ representat i ves "years — " The-- " fsrcr’frnd'iirg— rmim-nttes'""11 ih'osk "fisFrwent' lo tffe presTTent'anci' olfierpur pose's— for the pumpTrig‘of elusive Dargaimng agency for Hour- fflcTudi'ngXJove rn o rs H e n ry" HTBloo d which brought in the rate and his boat water and for industrial ly wage employes of the General of Utah Leslie A Miller of Wyo- eight p irrigation reports consists of A The president's bjg fistrcould not use in connection with the handling Motors corporation in three units ming and Teller Ammons of Colo- development Grover A be identified immediately but more of raw materials within the state of rado also "adopted a report mak- William R Wallace-anaUOaklandC&l: Giles of Utah Clifford H Stone and closely resembled the rainbow run-n- er Utah ing general recommendations for a Rogers of Colorado Perry than any other known species comprehensive development of tie Byron Energy Needed W Jenkins and Ray E Lee of Wyo- The upper Colorado river basin president's catch tipped the M A Thomas and T Hannett ‘‘There are within the state vast scalas fractionally above 20 Both the counter proposal on ming New Mexico Wahoos albacora and jacks were mineral and chemical resources power and Interest rates and the McClure of Why Shovel which at the present time support counted also among the catch plan of development were brought Seek Guaranty The Houston remained at anchor directly and indirectly substantialout by a committee of eight and In ad- the population Buy a adopted Monday by the entire The first major recommendation off Cocos island Monday nightr-Tbeof the development report is that battle between fishermen fish and dition to the present development group sharks will be resumed Tuesday And there are tremendous quantities of In making the counter proposal MASTER STOKER congress enact legislation which the upper states believe there should will preserve and guarantee to the possibly Wednesday afternoon The low grade ore alunite phosphates debe an - equitable apportionment states the full utilization of the Houston will proceed to Balboa and chemicals which for their 1078 Pairs Women’s AUERBACH’S among the basin states of benefits water resource for consumptive and Canal Zone at 2 p m Wednesday velopment and working require a 475 Pairs MEN’S the scheduiad-tand at is of arrive electrical there energy supply lowered interest i through n c u d ng accruing v— nonconsumptive uses l WALK-OVEcost” afternoon lowest and power rates Thursday competitive of way over government WALK-OVEThe destroyer Dallas from BalThe report 'pointed out that in The original California proposal— rights owned or controlled lands provided Valcraft and is expected to arrive here Tues- many communities additional supboa the one rejected by the upper states such legislation shall not affect ex- day morning bringing the Rice O’Neill —would have the ’present rate on plies ofwater are necessary for and established national the first official mail he haspresident isting received culinary domestic and stock water-- 1 find power reduced from 163 mills parks since he left San Diego July 16 to 1 mill per kilowatt at the dam ing purposes and it is essential that The report also recommends deRegrouped and funds be made available to — build California also proposed that It velopment of hydroelectric power on reservoirs" pay inta a basin development fund a sound economic basis to provide Repriced for We Have Regrouped and Regrouped and “Under the recent development of Coast $400000 a year but that it along for industrial and domestic uses Sleulli to Clearance at Final elecfacilities for the generation of with Arizona and Nevada the other Repriced for Filial Clearance Repriced for purtiping for irrigation Vote Continued the trical lower basin states as well as the including and for the reduction report energy” Clearance Final at 1553 Levy Charges rePAIRS purposes "the stqte of Utah has now been upper states should participate fining and processing of natural reMEN’S and WOMEN’S WASHINGTON Such a plan would result in the sources Aug 1 (fft— surrounded by plants built at govWALK-OVEVALCRAFT Sheppard (D) Texas of ernment cost which plants furnish upper states receiving a relatively "Wherever economically feasible Chairman the senate campaign expenditure to the communities adjacent to small amount California is willing for the and RICE O’NEILL SHOES of utilization water committee said Monday night an them a dependable supply of electo pay Arizona and Nevada $500000 resourcesgreater All have been substantially for irrigation we recomlow Calicost' sent at would a to be relatively a year each in lieu of taxes which mend exchange of hydroelectric investigator tricity Reduced Saves Up to 50 might have been paid those states if energy for the use of water now used fornia to inquire into charges that Blow to Progress have been assessments dampaign Boulder dam had been a private in generating hydroelectric power” made Even Temperature u "Unless the state of Utah is put --Formerly Priced against employes of the Formerly Priced project the report said a— competitive poertton— in- - the ' revenue — — such a Under California efjnternaj of Pumps Ties and "577rto Consisting $1275 proposal Saves Labor $?50 to $1000 He declined to give the name of matter bf the cost of electrlcstkqn-eraogyStood T(nreaiT2e "Benefits aggregatStraps — in White Black Brown to application o water to oV reof the its the the date his or development investigator and Clean about $73000000 during the Safe Blue and combinations High- or ing pasture lands that the governors of arrival in California The charges sources and the extension of its agamortization period low heels the four sthtes urge additional ap- were made by two candidates for ricultural will be' perNo Smoke development Under the upper states’ proposal propriations by congress to comthe senate retarded” manently the southern California power cus-- v Colorado basin studies so that Minneapolis Hon- tomers would pay $1000000 a year plete be adopted by congress legislation in Black Brown Gray White and I into-t- he eywell-Coniro- ls uppep atate-- fund and $300 recognizing'and approving a plaaof sport combinations 000 a year each to Nevada and Aridevelopment zona After paying these amounts comprehensive Installation Coit Extra reThe four states recommended plus costs of operation of the Boul- ports of R J Tipton consultant for ’buy deder power plant debt service Daniel Green SLIPPER SPECIAL the upper basin committee and-' preciation and other charges the B Debler hydrographic engineer for NO DOWN PAYMENT! 115 pairs Women’s Daniel Green Boudoir 300 Pairs WOMEN’S FINE SHOES in One purchases would be allowed a re the bujeau of reclamation Slippers in discontinued patterns FormerTwo or Three Pair Lots Formerly priced duction in the firm power rate from John C Page U S commissioner ! ly priced to $500 1X3 to 130 mills or about 20 per of reclamation arrived late Monto $1000v cent not know would He he said day The plan also contemplates that what Per Month part he would play In the reA Good Selection to Choose From of the allocat$25000000 repayment mainder of the conference until he Elecrictl Appllaneax— had conferred with the delegates He Probably California Rejects Proposal Of Upper Basin on Dam Rate District Offer To ‘Trade’ River Figures the Nose Knows Reduction for Funds Conference Utah Envoys Tell Water Power Hopes INS-Prp- River Report Would Double Irrigation Build Hydro Plant ' with-Coloraar e - R&ins Curtail Forest Fires Northwest ct Respite CIO tf-tho- corn-cour- ts Sharks Devour Roosevelt Fish Teacher Jumps Into CIO Island Little Wife 800-ac- lf -- ’ fi I I ar ' ' V ' ANNOUNCE FINAL REDUCTIONS Coal? 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