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Promises Spokesmen for Of U S Control 'Contending Factions He Will Push Drive for Law to Help Carriers he 4s 'tv LL-t'- " WASHINGTON Oct 31 (AP)— Railroad management and labor assured President Roosevelt Monday they would cooperate in n effort to settle their Wage dispute peacefully and received in return the chief executive’s promise of vigorous support for —legislation to help the carriers John J Pelley president of the Association of American 'Railroads and George M Harrison chairman of the Railway Labor Executives’ association conferred separately with Mr -- cam-paigna- nd JJoujjjong Roosevelt Both spokesmen ’said the president expressed confidence that a helpful legislative program for the carriers would be presented by an Informal committee of six for consideration by the next congress Mr Roosevelt appointed the committee-three representatives of management and three of labor-so- me months ago electro-cardiograp- Upper Hand In S L County ol Calls Meeting Pelly added that Mr Roosevelt said he would "do everything he could to get such a program enacted Harris nt Of Punch Renames Dollar Line Alters Sailings U S SfM-a- k one-ha- Treasury-Aid- lf s around-the-Vfor- id Sat-asser- ted Pay-Ilo- ur business Chief Elmer F Andrew looks over chart showing with his secretary) Miss Eugenia Pope up-swi- ng ff r Act Spy Defendant Staff Opens Got Thanks Of Nazi Chief Area Offices Pay-Hou- WASHINGTON Oct 31 ( JP)- -A NEW YORK Oct 31 (A1'— A statement quoting Otto Hermann Voss staff of 22 men and women began tall thin aviatioTTmechanlcras say- establishment Monday of temporing he gave construction secrets of ary offices for enforcement of miniU S army and navy planes to Ger- mum wages and maximum hour man agents “for Germany and not for the nation's industry regulations the was record into read for money" They are inspectors for the new in federal the trial at spy Monday wage-hoadministration reportcourt to Arthur L Fletfcher ing directly of on Voss one three persons in charge assistant administrator trial stood stoically erect in Ger of and enforcement cooperation man military fashion during the Instructions given them before to reading His eounsei-ebjeet- ed in four temfor their admission of the “confession” on starting areas intoposts which Adminisporary the ground that it was not volun- trator Elmer F Andrews has tary divided the country included sug' In the’ statement given to federal they should establish of bureau of investigation agents Voss gestions fices In social security board head' a naturalized American citizen told where possible of exposing constructioiTsecrets of quarters The temporary areas and assign' Herplanea to both Karl Eiteland ment of pending estab bert Jaenichen accused as nazi lishment inspectors of 12 regional offices agents who are fugitives from the planne’d by Andrews include: indictment Area two headquarters Washington Maryland Virginia West VirWins Praise For W7ork The statement said he reported to ginia Mississippi Alabama Georgia Dr Erich Pfeiffer chief of German Florida Arkansas Oklahoma naval intelligence in Bremen an- Louisiana Texas Earle W Dahl other absent defendant and was berg acting area director Washthanked profusely 4or the good he ington J L Bass Oklahoma City W M Eaves Okla Nashville had done his native land V3ss was employed at the SeVer-sk- y Tenn Miss Carrie B Farmer RichWilliam F Gaffney mond Va airplane factory at Farming-dal- e Charlotte N C L H McCormick Long Island The statement said !‘The only Baltimore Md Miss SBertha Paret Reid Little money I ever received was $75 which Washington Leland was for expenses on my trips to a Rock Ark San Area four headquarters hotel to report to the German agents Washington Oregon "I never expected to receive any Francisco I told boty Eitcl and California Nevada Idaho Colorado money Jaenichen and made it expressly Wyoming Utah Arizona and New clear that I didn’t want apy money Mexico Wesley O Ash" acting "dand was doing 4t solely for the irector San Francisco L A Peifer San Francisco fatherland” ' ' Code in Match Book Spring Workers Strike 'Before the statement was read Oct 31 slinv blond Eleanor C Behme a TRENTON N J L A at the Young Hunter? college gradhate of 1936 was described efforts of Karl 8chlueter Spring and Wire (Corporation to make appointments with her and suspended Monday by a strike over 901 related Jhat she once received a wages and hours called byoflocal AmerUnited Spring Workers match book "With hieroglyhpics ica (C I Oh the cover contends that The govennent his own ears another fugitive defendThe assistant chief listened’ Schlueter secret ant messages to agents sept rushed fo the telephonev called de- here the medium of match through partment headquarters and ordered books all the gas masks available rounded of Miss Boehme American-bor- n up Operator Russell Thomas as- German parentage said Schlueter sured the chief the threatened in- who ws a steward on the liner vasion was unfounded HAVANA Cuba Oct 31 OP)— Europa "showed interest in my Gifford and his neighbors managed of the Cuban army will arrive a laugh as the origin of the'bfoad-oas- t possibility of employment In Radio in was explained the United States for Armistice she was when City” graduated She said Kate Moog who testi- day ceremonies with much of the fied earlier for the government gavf panoply of a visiting potentate Messages Ataturk A decree signed by 'President her the match book '"in a sort of WASHINGTON Oct 31 UP) — secretive fashion when she shook Laredo Bru Monday authorized President Roosevelt has sent a hdnds with me after inviting me to Colonel Batista to take with him' to Washington: -message to' President Kemal Ata' tea' turk of Turkey exorcising "best Miss Boehme said She was a little Lieutenant Colone Francisco wishes for your continued personal frightened and was eager to leave Tabernilla military aide welfare” The Turkish’1 leader re - She shjwed the match book toTier Commandant Julio Arguelles mother later and threw it away naval aide ccntly has been 'seriously ill Two Around-the-worltwo-we- ek j All the Time & -- and against its prophet Franklin would be reelection D Roosevelt” of Democratic- Senator Bulkley and ths election- of Charles Sawyer (Democratic candidate for gover- - Trouble Is This Charley Loved the Girl T-lio-Wholc - por r There was another development hn Washington concerning the Ohio V — 3ifuman-ISil£Rpard Texas disclosed that the sen ’ate campaign expenditures" com mittee had obtained a statement from Senator- Bulkley regarding (contributions made £o his campaign (fund by federal employes Shep pard declined to make public the letter pending its presentation to ) the fcommittee Wednesday' Thj senate group has ruled that It is ( violation of lhe enm nal rode fiir federal employes ta con tribute directly to a senator's cam- tContlmiM nrt rive) (0 irooLadmakeraom Charles Whalen whose for1 strange courtship Ann6 - (Column One) 34 of attractive Bowles he ex- plained by saying: "There’s-n- o fool like an old fool and I' guess I’m the old fool" ’ his explanation to Magistrate Burke after the court had heard that Whalen among He gave other things: Sent and hearse to call at M s Bowles’ phee of business' wmle Whble sang "Near-t- r My God to Thee” Had luncheons sent up to Miii Bowles' office c o d when she already Had eaten and waa not Sent hired automobiles to the automobiles 1 for "which office Miss Bowles had no u£c Bombarded her witlT newspaper clippings reciting tales of lovers killing their faithless sweethearts and intimating Miss Bowles said that the same fate might overtake her That was cnouch for Miss and she had Whalen ar-r- t"d on a disorderly conduct charge Whalen pleaded guilty into law” The rail management leader said he was asked to find out from the individual railroads what their on activities tude was toward a report made Monday night that com- urday by the president's special L committee munists and cabinet member had said would do he gladly Pelley discredit” to "stifle and attempted that and later he summoned the his committee and Its Inquiry Sharply attacking the Dies group railroad heads to meet In Chicago in a radio broadcast which imme- Friday - The committee report diately followed Paul Y Ander-derso- n to mtbdraw Washington nr vspaper cor- asked the railroads respondent asserted the committee their order for a 15 per cent wage was guilty of "extraordinary presen- reduction scheduled to go into effect December I Nearly 1000 DOT tation and manipulation of and testimony” for political rail employes have voted to strike if the wage cut estimated by offipurposes “Some of the most fantastic yarns cials to total $250000000 annually ever heard outside of an Insane is made effective g The committee was asylum are gravely accepted by the committee without the faintest ef- - appointed by the president to hear fort 'to discover whether the wit-- "' nesses are credible or responsible back to him It acted during the 60 or whether they are actuated by day period which must elapse un- der the railway labor Set before ulterior motives” Anderson said "At no time is there anything either the wage cut may take effect or a strike may be called That pewhich could be called Some of the yarns containf'riod expires December L Officials of the national mediate— serious accusations against public officials and private citizens These tion board authorized to attempt officials and these citizens are not settlement of controversies between rail management and labor exthey present to defend themselves are never asked to be present their pressed confidence Monday that the first knowledge that they have been carriers would abide by the recomre- accused comes from reading the ac- mendation to withdraw the pay duction order It was pointed out cusations in newspapers” In the past with one minor Dies accused President Roosevelt that the justice department and the W exception both sides had accepted P A of ignoring a congressional re- such recommendations quest that his committee be staffed with stenographers investigators Dr Willlaip M Leiserson of the and attorneys from the executive said he had "no reason to beboard departments Moreover he said the lieve” the carriers would not abide secretary "of the senate civil liber- by the report (Contimied on Pan F!v) The only suggestion of raiLman-agemen- t’s (Column One) attitude toward the recommendation to withdraw the pay cut order came from H A Enochs chairman of a committee legally empowered to act for the carriers in the dispute "A strike is so far far away In my opinion" Enochs said "that there is' no use to get worried WASHINGTON Oct 31 OD-- The negotiation of a new trade treaty about it” He said his committee would meet between the United States and Canada has virtually been completed again in Chicago Thursday to draft Officials say that mo obstacles its report to the railroad presidents remain in the wey They are de- He said it probably would ask to be relieved of further responsibility In voting themselves now to polishing controversy adding that he beup the document in detail with the the view of making it public about the lieved ft bad gone as far as it should time that the expected treaty be- and that the final decision on the tween the Unite'd States and the recommendation should be made by the Railroads themselves United Kingdom is announced Meanwhile two groups met to Although the United States has Che wage been negotiating 'separately with consider opposite sides of Canada and her mother country controversy One was the railroads' close trade ties between Canada joint conference committee which and the United Kingdom have is empowered to act for the railtended to make the two trade pacts roads and which ordered the wage committee-headeslash The interrelated-problemconsidered by Enochs atti-mltt- ee He Was Right Take Office CENTS fforts to "Avert Strike A Vfc John W Deering died Monday WASHINGTON Oct 31 AV-Tbefore a Utah firing squad for the radio Industry viewed Monday a murder May 9 of Oliver R Meredith t more terrifying to it than Jr He went to his death w)th no hobgoblin Halloween any spook outward show of erqotion maintainThe prospect of increasing fedr By Associated Press ing to the end that ifon nerve that The new deal became more than ever the dominant election characterized his brief sojourn in eral Control of broadcasts was disprison cussed here as an aftermath of a issue Monday when President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace He asked for a spqedy execution radio presentation 'of an H G on his of conviction the slaying took a hand in the important California and New York Sait Lake City luggage merchant Wells imaginative story which many listeners to believe Alf M Landon-declare- d continuation of greatjederal and real estate operator and got it caused His incarceration lasted less than that men from Mars had invaded to lead would fascism power six weeks an’d he asked no clem- the United States with death raya When reports of terror that acSheridan Downey who won the Democratic senatorial nomi- - ency the fantastic drama companied Under that skies delayed murky nation in California with support from the the dawn he walked fromrhi cell reached the communications commission there was a growing feelpension movement was indorsed by the president as “a real to a spot against the south wall of ing that "something should be done the head up and with prison yard T liberal iimind and in heart” a bit of swagger He was strapped about it" Commission ' officials explained to a plain hard chair at 6:44 a m Downey headquarters In Los An- that the law conferred upon it np h and an that from made letter the public vgeles regulatory power over the president which added: registered his heart action was at- general broadcasts Certain specific ofto tached his Caliwrist “IKy'ould be a calamity for fenses such as obscenity are forsenfornia 'la be represented in the One Blank bidden and the commission has the reactionate by & dyedJin-the-woAt 6 46 a m five concealed marks- right to refuse license renewal to ary” men pulled the triggers of their any station which has not been Wallace Statement nfles sending four 32 caliber slugs operating "in the public interest" s into the white target pinned over All station licenses must be renewed Downey's Republican opponent is his heart Two minutes and 30 every wx months Philip Bancroft farmeNjawyer Swing to seconds later he was pronounced Avoid Censorship In Washington Secretary of Agdead riculture Wallace isstied a 'state-meShows Lack Under Utah law one of the guns Within the commission there has to the press accusing Thomas in the hands of the executioners developed strong opposition to uscandV E Dewey the Republican Victory ing the public interest clause to holds a blank cartridge date opposing Govertafr Herbert restrictions upon programs impose recoiled and quivDeenng’s body H Lehman’s'‘reeIection' bid in New Commissioner T A M Craven has York of failing to "tell the whole (Editor's note: This Is the fif- ered against the straps that bound been particularly outspoken against truth” about the income of New teenth of a series of articles on it as the stout heart refused to quit censorship and York fkate farmers He said the political trends throughout the at once For perhaps 30 seconds anything resembling he repeated his warning young prosecutor had "covered' up state The concluding article a there was quiet as Dr Stephen H Monday that the commission should make part of the story” in replying to summary for the entire state will Becsley prison physician and his no attempt at “censoring what shall associates gathered around the Lehman's recent statement that the appear Wednesday morning) Then from-- ’ "the cell or shall not be said over the radio” dying man state's farm income had increased "The public does not want a blocks to the north came the weird 63 per cent in the past six years By O N MALMQUIST radio” he said spineless which inmates prison-by howling of "The cleverness a prosecuting In of an apparently subCommissioner spite one the of death of their George Henry greeted attorney in covering up inconveni- stantial shift of 1936 Roosevelt Payne recalled that last November sup- number— but it was brief ent evidence is of no use in meetnerve amazed the little he had protested against broading the real problems of agricu- porters to the Republican camp in His iron newsmen peace officers casts that "produced terrorism and lture” Wallace declared Salt Lake county the odds pppear group of (Continued on Pace Two) nightmares among children" and The secretary’s statement was to favor the Democrats (Column Five) said that 'for two years he had reaft with special interest by many sample vbte gathered from all urged that there be a "standard of - for a because victory persons sections of thl state's largest voting broadcasts " race the in gubernatorial Dewey unit indicates- - that approximately Saying that radio is ftn entirely would carry him toward the Repub- 20 pel1 cent of the voters who supmedium than the theater different in nomination lican presidential or lecture platform Payne added: ported the Democratic ticket twe 1940 years ago plan to vote for Dr F "People who have material broadS Harris G O P senate candidate cast into their homes without warnLandon next Tuesday The movement to to protection ings havda right Former Governor Landon who other candidates on a to Complain tan against President Roosevelt in basis ofRepublican Right the survey is exactly 1936 sounded his warning against "Too many broadcasters have inthat strong ad-- " an in SAN FRANCISCO Oct 31 UP- )- sisted that power governmental great This shift of Democrats to the they could broadcast dress prepared for delivery at a Republican side however Is parame—Acicam Fre&ulenlyy)1 liked contending they Okla In Bartlesville Lines— new and a world sailing that campaign rally were protected by the tially nullified by a reverse movethey demust the (Ivere country Contending announced today ment of 1936 Republicans to Sena- schedule of censorship Certaincide in its next two elections tor Elbert D Thomas Democratic for the historic Dollar steamship prohibition when people are injured morally dea be to are "whether we and operated ly going incumbent This secondary trend lines( reorganized physically spiritually and psymocracy or a fascist state" the wipes out roughly 50 per cent of now under the federal maritime chically they have just as rpuch Kansan addpd: the primary shift to Dr Harris commission ‘ right to complain as if the laws “We canfbt vest too much power R Sheehan Joseph company against obscenity and indecency him a net theoretical gain in a few individuals as we have leaving president expressed hope the pub- were violated” of approximately 10 per ednt lic now and remain a representative would new of the name approve On a basis of the 1936 vote a 'The commission called upon CoWe cannot transfer net democracy 30 per cent of the Demo- and revealed the schedule for the lumbia Broadcasting system which shift of this power to government and last crats" to the Republican banner President shipst presented the fantasy to submit a The schedule! provides long as a democracy” weekly transcript and electrical recording would be required to place the two the govern that Landon charged sailings from Lqs Angeles and San of it None of the commissioners (Continued on Pam Four) (Column Three) ment was spending two dollars for Francisco for the Orient fortnightly (Continued on Pape Two) and said t Column Seven) every dollar it took in sailings around the world and fort(' business was discouraged because nightly sailings from Atlantic coast there seemed to be ‘ino stopping ports This is similar to the schedule a place" - He urged election' of Republican few years ago under private operation of the line only American flag congressmen and governors to "lead the way back to economic improvecompany operarting in ment” asking specifically that Okservice Inbound from the Orient there WASHINGTON Oct 31 (JP)-lahomans support Harry O Glasser the 9en nominee for new Oct 31 UP)- -If DENVER the Republican high officials of the treasury will be a ship every two weeks d will arrive Martians had landed in Jersey Sunate and A M Armstrong Repub- took their 'oath of office Monday ships the' in for One was John W Hanes whom at lican nominee congress intervals at New York day night Assistant Fird Chief the president promoted last week and Boston from the Mediter- Raymond G Gifford of the Denver state’s First district ‘ from assistant secretary "to Unde- ranean cn route to California via fire department had the situation Jacksoit Steps In well in hand rsecretary of the treasury The other the Panama canal Solicitor General Robert H Jack was Eugene S Qufficld Yokohama will be the new port Frantic neighbors who heard son of the department of justice newspaper reporter who was ap- of call in Japan instead of Kobg parts of the dramatic broadcast of t Washington stepped into an- pointed a special assistant to the for the world gfrdling service an H G Wells broadcast apother major campaign battle In secretary Shanghai is still omitted from the proached Gifford and shoutqd: "The world is coming to an end an address prepared for delivery The oaths were administered by schedule and officials explained before Democratic groups at Cleve- Secretary Morgenthau that the iiumber of ship available Warriors from Mars just landed iij Ohib Taft said Robert he Duffield who will be the young- reduced by loss of the President NcV Jersey They're killing everyland senatorial candidate est executive in the treasury has Hdover when it went aground near body They’ve got terrible poison Republican and son of the former president been covering treasury news since Formosa d6c? not permit oten-largtn- g gas: it's spreading west" ' Gifford now smiled wryly then atpossesses "every quality of leader- 1931 Jackson exship except vision" tempted to qufet their fears with anconfidence that "Ohio’s an incredulous shrug of his shoul-der- s pressed the1" drive against democracy y swer to insisted he come PAGES-FI- VE Hail Lines- - Labor Industry Secs llobgoLlin 8 20 1065 But-the- fact-findi- fact-findi- wit-ness- U S Canada Perfect Pact -- d s Cuba’s Strong Man Will Visit U’ S ftirArriiisticc Rites -i- y Captain Owen Parr of the army and Obtain Jorge Hernandez of —— Pedro Rodriguez Introducer of ministers (corresponding to the American protocol officer) Juana Maria Cata subsecretary of education The latter two will act as Batista’s secretaries The decree also provided for Batista’s transportation to Miami in a Cuban warship but it was expected Colonel Batista would prefer to fly -- nr— vldual carriers ' Harrison one of the three labor members of the informal committee of six said his group was in session and “ready to move forward” He added that he bqlieved that “in a good many respects we can get to- - gether" Pelley Said Mr Roosevelt the: Inform aL might have to be expanded It now Includes- - 4n addition' to Harrison Carl R Gray vice chairman of the Union Pacific M W Clement president of the Pennsylvania Ernest E Norris president of the Southern D JV Robertson chairman of the Brotherhood bf Locomo-tlv- o Firemen ahd Enginemen and Bert M Jewell- - president of the railway employes department of the American Federation of Lor f v |