Show J A jT I ' - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10 18 1938 -- f- Arouses CIO ” cies The congress "resolved that the makes demands upon the CI-United States department of justice for a thorough prosecution of the outlaws of Httle steel and for the establishment of a policy of effective prosecution of employers' Violations of the eight of labor to Organize and bargain collectively” THe resolution was submitted by the committee on resolutions as covering subject matter proposed by the International Woodworkers the United Cannery Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers and the California State Industrial union council r — Army Retires Robert Robert ELee officially retired from the artny Thursday night It was not the feraous general of the confederate array but Technical Sergeant Lee who served 3$ years along the Mexican border and in the' Philippines Fort Brown Texas troops will pass iq review before him Friday as a parting Prize Goes to Geneva’ Organization Aiding Refugees Justice Bureau Asked to Fix Policy on Plots PITTSBURGH Nov 17 UP-- The congress of Industrial organizations has Voted to ask the department of justice for the establishment of a “policy of effective prosecution” Of antilabor conspiracies The resolution adopted Wednesday without discussion declared the justice department “had failed ' or refused to move against such unlawful antilabor conspiracies” except in Harlan county Ky Among the communities named in the resolution in which the C I O charged the justicfe department had failed to act included'' Gadsen Ala Tupelo Miss New Orleans La and Westwood and Nevada City Cal The resolution commended the justice department for its prosecution in Harlan county but charges that “a conspiracy no less serious ‘participated in by heads of Certain little steel corporations has been revealed by the national labor relations board and the senate civil liberties committee" In those five communities the C TO said there existed “other combinations of corruption reactionary corporate interests and state and local law enforcement agen- Brief Items From Here and There Relief Group Wins Nobel Peacp Aivard Failure to Try She’s Backing Up Her Dad at CIO Parley Labor Cases OSLO Nov If (Ab— The 1938 Nobel )eace rizo of about $30000 "H tJ it i A courtesy was awarded Thursday to the Nansen International office for refugees at Geneva an ’ organization which collects Information oil the material and moral welfare of refugees and gives general directions to relief Institutions It was the fourth time the peace award provided for in the will of Alfred B Nobel the Swedish ineer who invented dynamite had been given to an institu tion A committee of five chosen by the Norwegian parliament makes the awards The Institute of international law received the award in 1904 the international permanent peace bureau in 1910 and the international 'Red Cross in 1917 Last year the prize went to Viscount Cecil of Chelwood dent of the League of Nations chemist-eng- o u X i? " o Safety in Numbers— While 350 Kansas peace officers ‘ milled around their state convention hall In Independence Thursday George Lorence slugged Jailer Albert Hill and escaped Montgomery county jail within walking distance of all the officers He is still at large Can’t Supplant' Manna— A horse was found dead in pasture near Niles Cal Thursday Veterinarians were unable to find any organic ailment A second examination disclosed a radio meteorograph such as is used by United States weather bureau observation planes had plummeted from the skies and lodged in the horse's body causing Its death Honesty’s lf’our What? — A grocer ‘of Auburn Me who two years ago campaigned for mayor with a slogan "honesty is my policy" and was elected by the biggest plurality ever- given a candidate Thursday was under- - indictment for bribery Mayor Donat J Levesque was free under $5090 bail after pleading not guilty to one of five Indictments charging he accepted $200 in connection with the appointment of Dr Frederick J Caron as qity health officer las March - Conservative Estimate —Republican National Chairman John D M Hamilton predicted ‘‘we’ve got a hundred men who can beat V four-pow- Do you often have days when you en wake up you feel dull 'sunk ’‘all bogged down"? 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mim ft two-pou- Get From Behind Me— Police responding to a suicide call ThursUnion day found James Greco 34 of Many observers had believed San Jose Cal industriously n Chamber-laiBritish Prime Minister a pistol to pieces “I JL was in line for this' year's smashing mind wanted to and changed my his part in the be sure I wouldn't be tempted Kathryn shown here at the Pittsburgh award for Working for father John L Lewis is daughter-secretaaccord at Munich which again” Greco explained convention with Phnip Murray left and C E Gasaway United Mine Workers’ officer Chamberlain has kcalled “peace for Church Bids ‘Jitterbugs’ —Jitour time” Chamberlain’s "the terbugs not only are approved at late Sir Austen Chamberlain and St Paul’s (Episcopal) cathedral Charles G Dawes shared the prize Los Angeles but starting Thursin 1925 Dawes was one of seven day night they will stage weekly Americans thus honored ' The dances in the cathedral house The others were Thepdore Roosevelt Rev F Eric Bloy said the weekly are designed to Elihu Root Woodrow Wilson Frank “rugcuttlngs” ' B Kellogg Jane Addams end Nichkeep the youngsters Sway from Scene Shown at olas Murray Butler the public dance halls The Nansen office named for the late Dr Fridtjof Nansen who won the prize in 1922 carries on his Congress work in the interest of refugees SAN ‘FRANCISCO Nov IT (AP)— Natural color photographs no Halm In 1921 he was Invited by the Du to Shiga'alt Aowali showing the bloody scene where an Alcatraz prison guard was League of Nations council to find a Condition If J you think aO land' slain during a frustrated escape attempt were shoWn Thursday in solution to the program created by t t- 99 more million a than Russian refufederal court where two convicts are on trial for murder ffeUei Trow Invigorating TtopaocUbto gees scattered over Europe and The pictures 'which Defense At- bilious speUa ttrsd fowling wbso (Continued From Page One) ttht He the became China league’s Hried Harold C Faulkner high torney m “tokens of appreciation” of their commissioner for refugees Without vainly to keep out of evidence were “ wifi 1925 the technical was In tbn boi to ua Wa work return delltbted darkIf not on the a in screen projected leadership transfered to the international labor refund tha purohaaa ened room Alcatraz guards gathsilver-haire- d of chairman Murray office but Hansen retained respon accused ered closely around the the steel workers organizing com- sibility in political legal and fiJames C Lucas and Rufus FrankQUICK RELIEF lin while the pictures were shown mittee recently acted as an "um- nancial matters In 1931 after Nan' FOR ACID Two dozen black and white picMALVERN Ark Nov 17 lF — pire” in an internal fight of the sen's death the office of high com' tures also were Introduced some by The body of a man slain on a lone- auto workers’ executive board He missioner was transformed into the INDIGESTION the government some by the de- ly road near here last Friday night told of going to Detroit “when Nansen International office for reffense They showed a broken win- was Identified by his four brothers newspapers of the nation were de- ugees dow through which the convicts al- Thursday as W J Van Hooker 65 luged with reports of a division belegedly passed the roof of a build- Lubbock Texas traveling salesman tween the C I O and U A W” and that he found “no occasion for such ing strung with barbed wire guard for & Log Angeles firm towers and various views of the Hot Spring county officers an- reports” institution nounced they were seeking a paOn the question of unity the The interior of the saw filing roled Oklahoma convict for ques- newly created congress charged A room was projected in colors tioning in connection with Van newspapers with misrepresenting trail of red showed on the floor and Hooser's death the “purpose of ordinary' debate two large splotches of red — blood - The body was Identified by F U twisted meanings and distorted the government said— glowed dark- and R A Van Hooser of Lubbock headlines" in striving !‘to' portray ly near a cabinet in one corner S'H Van Hooser Murfreesboro and actually to create splits among Here the government charged the Tenn and J W Van Hooser Mc- forces of the C I O” body of Guard Royal C Cline was Minnville Tenn They ordered the Vote of Unity dumped by the convicts body sent to McMinnville tor burial Rising Sheriff T S Fisher Prosecuting “Therefore in Order to show the Pictures Of a’ claw hammer alleged death instrument also were Attorney W H Glover and Police complete lack of basis for the repshown In none of them was any Chief Frank Ault said an investiga- resentation in the press be it retion made at Clarksville Texas re- solved that we here demonstrate by trace of blood discernible United States Attorney Frank sulted In Information that the pa- rising vote the forces of the C I O Hennessey said convict witnesses roled convict left that city to ’ drive are solidly united” Van Hooser to Memphis Morris Watson a former newsmlght be called Friday paper reporter and vice president of the American Newspaper guild read the resolution Delegates stood some cheering Heywood Broun president of the guild said in a brief talk: “As one newspaper man to others I want to say the C I O is a united Roosevelt in 1940" when asked in Harrisburgh Pa to comment on GOP Chances in tha presidential campaign should President Roosevelt decide to seek a third term OPEN 9 A M TO S:30 P i SATURDAY 9 A M TO i P M' aiM:iTroi iMiH ' MAIN AT BROADWAY SALT LAKE CITY FREE PARKING IN REAR HAVE YOU BOUGHT THAT NEW STOVE FOR WINTER? 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