Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1938 - Grange Embargo Strike Ties Up Stockyards Farm Organization Trading Halted Takes Stand With 40000 Animals in Peiis At Portland Parley PORTLAND Ore Nov 21 (®— The National Grange urged In a resolution Monday night adequate armament for national defense but an embargo upon war materials to natlohs in conflict In the first resolution passed by the seventy-secon- d National Grange convention it stressed its unaltera ble opposition to aggressive warfare and opposition to entangling alliances' which might lead to war Stronger neutrality legislation was demanded Would Remove Profits The measure also supported elimination of all profits from war and conscription of capital and industry as well as man power in event of invasion The grange selected Illinois for its 1939 convention The executive committee will select a city later The convention will open November 15 Chester H Gray director of the grange’s national highway users’ council deplored what he said was CHICAGO Nov 21 IS1)— A strike of C I O unionists halted trading In livestock in the huge Chicago stockyards Monday Some 40000 lead of cattle sheep snd hogs were corraled in pens pending break in the stalemate Farmers were advised to curtail fresh shipments Neither side however made definite move to arrange a peace parley One hundred policemen were assigned to guard duty in the yards as the strikers left their poets Monday morning ' 685 Walk Out Spokesmen for the Packing House Workers’ union claimed 585 of a force of approximately 700 livestock handlers joined in the walkout They said it was called to support demands for a signed contract providing pay of 62 2 cents an hour an eight-howeek day a time and a half for overtime and vacations with pay They left the property after consenting to the unloading watering and feeding of livestock by commission men O T Henkle vice president and general manager of the Union Stock Yards and Transit company said negotiations had been conducted since the CIO union won a collective bargaining election about nine ' Within Funds started forming at day morning NEW YORK Nov 21 (®— The three “G’s” of society — gli glamor and gossip— worked Officials Quietly time Monday as some 4000 pal flocked - to the " Metropolitan Prepare for Opera’s 1938 opening to see be' seen and listen ‘Painless’ Program The brilliant first night tradiof the winter sotional high-spCopyright 1938 by United Press cial season brought out a scintilNov 21— The lating display of furs and jewela WASHINGTON administration hi on some of the town’s loveliest ladies quietly preparing to drop thousands of persons from its relief rplls so was The opera incidentally that its funds will not be exhausted Verdi’s “Otellp” The “standing before March 1 the deadline fixed room only" sign was hung up 10 by congress last year when it voted days ago and the line of standees it was $1500000000 'tor relief learned Monday Administration officials said that the plan contemplates keeping the truly need’ on the rolls and drop works-progre- 8 o’clock Mon- Aend TODAY for CompMo EW oa (ho InformUo Long before the curtain went up for the appearance of Maria Yeslern Electric Ca-Big- Italian singer making her American debut as Desdemona the queque eager to pay for standing roods nearly encircled the block Early arrivals faced the pros-ttheir peetof nearly 15 hours on Mar-tinebefore seeing Giovanni stab himself and fall by the bed of the slain Desdemona “Otello” in which Lawrence Tibbett sings “Iago” was one of the biggest1 successes at the Metropolitan last season ot nef ss New Hope! roa TUB J1 WPA Will Cut JV- Yf Opera Attracts 4000 U S Defense Urges Ample Rolls to Keep Some to Hear Singers on Arms to Nations at IFar Chicago CIO HEflRIHG AIDS Artlalmed by thooMndo m (hr century's greatest oehtevement In heortni aid field! Entirely nea principles by Hell Tslepbooo Laboratories? a OPTICAL CO I STANDARD TB7 HOITH MAIN 8T CITY UTAH g SALT LAKE 9 send Please Immediately i without cost or obligation earn-- 9 g I New on tho plete information lll 9 Western Electric Aadlpbeoo V Name V Address alctt 0 JI St to ping those who will experience less hardship or who have good pros pects of employment in areas where there has been a business pick-u- p They were reluctant to discuss the move but it was said Works-Progre- ss Administrator Harry L Hopkins may issue a formal statement in a few days Fund Must Suffice The plan Is the aftermath of ln structlons by President Roosevelt last month that the' full relief apmust suffice until diversion’ of $160000000 levied as propriation 1 as specified by congress special taxes against autos and March by other vehicles to purposes other regardless of burden's’ occasioned Earlier in his an the depression than road work nual budget revision Mr Roosevelt Roads Sacrificed estimated that an additional $500' Gray told the convention that if 000000 would be required to carry this ’’unjustified” diversion had not the relief load from March 1 to taken place would have June 30 end of the present fiscal financed 130000 miles of secondary year (farm to market) road or 3000 miles Hopkins told a house appropria£-tions subcommittee last spmmer of primary road Frank J Freestone Interlaken that the current program would PHOTO s N Y was reelected to the executive care for 2800000 persons monthly S Louis Taber national Grange committee in the only election The business slump became IncreasStresses fight on naziism shown with wife blasts Hitler at conclave scheduled at this year’s convention ingly severe however and since master ago ninths July 1 when the huge fund was Wait Word From Union the rolls have made available swelled over the 3000000 mark "We had not been advised of any On October 8 there were a record contemplated quitting of work" he 3136116 on the rolls almost a miladded “Under the circumstances lion more than for the same period we will make no attempt to confer in 1937 and more than half the reuntil we hear from the union” lief appropriation had been spent Packing houses continued their ‘Painless’ Program slaughtering operations with a number of animals shipped in over the Preliminary steps in the “painweek end and 9000 hogs and 2500 less” reduction program already sheep sent directly from farms In some cities are under way Faces Death Count Directed Verdict Services of the handlers were not Jutlges May Block where business improvement has required for that stock After Supplying reduced relief cases officials have New Procedure The strike was called in the midst Sought in not filled vacated quotas In' other of preparations for the’Intqrnation-a- l Ilose for Car Fumes instances state and local officials Alcatraz Trial Livestock exposition The show U S Solicitor Says have been notified informally to be opens next Saturday in the Interprepared for the cut when It comes national amphitheater in the stock-yarWHITE PLAINS N Y Nov Informed officials said the plan SAN FRANCISCO Nov 21 (®— Nov 21 WASHINGTON 21 UP)— A wife quoted by police Two Alcatraz convicts accused of does not envisage a blanket cut Jack-son General Robert H as saying she gave her husband murdering a guard in a fruitless because local conditions vary The hose escape praised the government’s new a length of vacuum-cleanStride Will Not Affect plot were denied an instruct- industrialized areas where reemg exhaust ed verdict of acquittal Monday and ployment has been more noticable rules of civil procedure Monday but to carry fumes into his automobile was their trial neared jury deliberations will bear the brunt of the reducfedsome Utah From that voiced apprehension Shipments ' arrested Monday on a first deDefense Attorney Harold Faulk- tion The Chicago stockyards strike eral judges might rob them of their gree manslaughter charge ner moved for a directed verdict In the south and other areas will not affect eastward movements effectiveness Assistant District Attorney Elafter the government suddenly rest- where farming and seasonal occu of livestock from Utah officials of ed its case against James C Lucas pations predominate the ax will Speaking in the' national forum bert R Gallagher said the woman the Ogden and Salt Lake City yards of the Washington Star and NBC Mrs Marie Burckhalter 44 had and Rufus Franklin charged with fall more lightly This is tne protold him that last Saturday she bludgeoning Guard Royal C Cline cedure followed when W P A said Monday D' F Estes secretary of the Og- Jackson said that a few federal watched her husband to death with a hammer cheered by a temporary business den Union Stock Yards company udges might obstruct the reform Eugene attach and test the hose improvement began to cut rolls In Convict’s Story said any shipments bound for Chi- by handing down "restrictive interMarch 1936 only to run into a new three times while she swept out the garage of their Hastings' Federal Judge Harold Louder-bac- k depression cago will simply be rerouted to Den- pretations” ver Kansas City Omaha or other home in denying the motion commarkets He said relatively few Some judges he complained "still Then said the prosecutor she mented that the government’s case had been strengthened by the tesshipments through Ogden ever regard a lawsuit as a game in which posed her husband for a snapreach Chicago under normal condi- the lawyer chases a client in one shot in the last frame of film in timony of Convict Milton T Petti-joh- n tions Texas mail robber hole and out another Almost un- her camera had her maid make Merrill Parkin assistant secrePetti john was one of six other will get up him an eggnogg and left him to such minds consciously tary of the Salt Lake Union Stock convicts in go shopping prison carpentry Yards said only a few shipments new technicalities to take the place model shop when Lucas Franklin “I didn't think he had nerve are headed east through here now of discarded ones’’ enough to go through with it” and Thomas Limerick undertook to SANTA FE N M Nov 21 UP)— since the lamb marketing season is to emascuiale the Gallagher said she told him “He escape last May 23 New Mexico livestock ranchers detendency Any practically voer Those! which are new rules of procedure should be was washed up financially and He testified he “thought” he had manded Monday a reduction in their passing through are destined for disapproved strongly by the bar physically” seen Franklin in the saw filing room grazing land tax valuations because sale west of Chicago he said The Burckhalters had two adjoining the model shop where they claimed the government was the public and appellant courts he children Donald 20 and Wilsaid Cline was beaten and had seen giving too much of the state back Jackson who has been mentioned liam 17 After a divorce in 1929 Lucas and Limerick later enter the to the Indians as likely to succeed Attorney Gen- they remarried in 1936 room Floyd Lee chairman of the state eral Cummings when the latter reLimerick was killed and Franklin wool growers’ association blamed wounded by Tower Guard Harold "Indian encroachment" for a crisis signs in January said the 86 new Stites’ gunfire which ended the at- in the livestock industry and pleadregulations providing for uniform treatment of civil cases filed in feded with the state tax commission tempted break - ’DES MOINES Iowa Nov 21 UP) eral courts should lead to quicker Faulkner said the only witnesses for a 20 per cent slash in tax valuNelson G Kraschel fairer and less expensive trials —Governor e would call Tuesday would be ations Xiucas and Franklin unless exam“The livestock industry is in Monday night ordered immediate ination of exhibits made it neces- crisis” he said "It’s not our fault withdrawal of national guardsmen from the scene of the Swift & Co The blame lies with the federal g’ NOME Alaska Nov 21 UP) — sary to call others Volunteers packing plant strike at Sioux City government in its vast purchases patrolled Asks Acquittal Iowa of land for the Indians” streets here Monday while most of The defense attorney argued In Si£ hundred national guardsmen the inhabitants slept after an' all Sheep on tax rolls have declined were sent to Sioux City October 19 to prevent the stormy his motion for acquittal that Petti 1300000 he declared and asserted battle night OAKLAND Cal Nov 21 UP) -When street fighting tpok place in any of the trio the Taylor grazing act had im Bering sea from tearing founda-tion- john did not testify front of the Swift plant after the Robert Fatchin a diver recovered from the entire length of emerged from the saw filing room poverished whole sections of the with the alleged murder hammer in state The commission reserved de CIO union called a strike because the body of John V Dutra 36 Oak Front street his hands the company allegedly refused to land orchestra leader Some cislon of wall of sea front in the Monday from the electric Thomas P Geraghty former meet with a union grievance com an automobile was swept light plant in the submerged was witness the last agent mittee Lincoln Kin Dies away and part of the Lpmen comOakland estuary for the No major operations since have telling of an Dutra had been iftjftrted missing pany wharf collapsed into the sea interviewgovernment he had with Lucas three NEW YORK Nov 21 (®— Mrs been undertaken at the packing with his two young daughters and with its burden of coal the attempted break in Mary Lincoln Isham a grand after house days storm for The three days raging the search for their bodies con admitted that the plan daughter of Abraham Lincoln died Lucas which not was buover the weather yet tinued was to a “nutty" one Monday after a long illness escape advised although it moderated Police said Dutra’s wife had asked reau Reclection Cost $421 for a warrant earlier in the day somewhat Monday High winds and the heavy snow 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