Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Jurors Indict Three in LA Job Sales an Old Cowhand’ for Day Anyicay ‘mms 6He’s wwn iw I ? ? t r ‘John Doe’ r r 4- f ' ' i j 'to Vv fa to i i j S Face Charges ' r' 4 Officials Ex-Gt- y - THURSDAY MORNING tfk ( I scandal JosepJgbavv- - formerly secretary job-selli- to his mayor-broth- a and William civil service er Cormack resigned commissioner surrendered within three hours after their indictment The third person (said tqbe a city tV v t 1 surren- -' official also is expected der after he makes arrangements for bond Gail Patrick film star and her husband Robert Cobb owner of the Brown Derby cafe famous Hollywood night spot were reported to have cosigned the surety bond for Shaw t 4 v Falsa Reports The three wer charged In the indictment with aiding abetting and compelling Glenn Gravatt manager ' r a of the civil service department to alter and falsify the reports of fire and police department examinayf tions The Indictment listed 33 persons as the “victims” of the altered civil service grades Judge Clarence Kincaid set bail Because union handlers are on strike Cl E Hazard buyer for a Chicago livestock for the trio at $15000 each a horsp to aid white-collaroffice workers clear cattle from stockyard pens The return of the indictments cli— ’ weeiis of by maxed several hearings the grand jury during which a long procession of witnesses trooped through the jury chambers to relate Incidents of alleged graft in the city administration prior to the election of the present mayor Fletcher Bow' ron who started the clean-u- p cam paign Policeman Flees 9 Police md firemen were said to CIO and Company have informed the jury that as much as $500 was paid for promoOfficials tions to positions in both departments lieutenant Peter Del Gado actMeeting Saturday ing police captain was previously but indicted on a perjury charge CHICAGO Nov 23 (Ah— Governjumped ball and is believed to be ment conciliators announced WedIn Mexico Carlo Curtis fight promoter also was Indicted on perjury nesday night that representatives of the CIO and the Union Stock charges Yards company had agreed to hold Following the return of indict- a conference Saturday morning in ments the grand jury disbanded until Tuesday while District'Attorney an effort to end a strike of liveBuron Fitts gathered new evidence stock handlers that has suspended on the next phase of the investiga- trade at Chicago’s stock yards 3 and Robert Mythen said he and W H tion vice and gambling conciliators for the depossible irregularities in municipal Rodgers partment of labor arranged the contracts meeting Delay Hearing Both the CIO packing house Joseph Shaw was accompanied to workers’ organizing committee and the yards management expected Judge Kincaid's court where he was the status quo of paralyzed trade to surrendered by Attorneys Roland Swaffield Richard Cantlllon and be continued until Saturday General Mahager O T Henkle of the John Glover Judge Kincaid deferred arraign- stock yards said the Friday after ment of the two defendants until Thanksgiving normally was a dull Tuesday and they were taken to the day in the stock yards with no prior to re- shipments expected at all this time County jail SlittO high-ranki- pay-off- g lease on bond Shaw refused to comment on his Indictment but his attorneys issued a lengthy written statement which aid in part: “It is the solemn duty of all interested in good government to insure a fair and Impartial examination of the issues without prejudice hatred or bias toward anyone by a fair and Impartial court and jury Cite “Upheavals’ “Political upheavals such as have recently occurred in Los Angeles naturally excite the personal emotions of those most actively involved " to the highest pitch When booked Shaw gave his age as 49 and said he" was a native of Lamar Colo but had resided in Los Angeles for 28 years He gave his occupation as a marine having served as a lieutenant in the marine corps before retiring and becoming secretary to 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Hornshaw of Detroit beamed happily as he passed out cigars to friends and told them— for the second time in the past 20 months—he was the father of twin boys His wife his second on March 26 1937 gave birth to another pair of twins one of Vihom died five months after birth Frankie Strikes Out— Mrs Marie Pytlak divorced Frankie Pyt-la- k Union Demands Cleveland Indians catcher on The CIO union has demanded a grounds of gross neglect A propbasic wage vacations with pay erty settlement awarded Mrs overtime pay and a written contract Pytlak $4000 in cash the family The federal arbiters intervened at automobile $2200 worth of furniabout the time directors of the ture in the couple's Buffalo N Y home They were married SepChicago livestock exchange tele27 1937 graphed an appeal to Secretary of tember Agriculture Wallace to use his inLewis Gets Smacked— Sinclair fluence in terminating the staleLewis novelist who mate lest the'“entire industry” suf- also turned actor was soundly fer a "great loss” Wallace declined kissed and joined a union Helen to comment on the plea Hayes left her queenly role in The sharp decline in stock ship- "Victoria long enough ments threatened to curtail meat to act as Regina" for Lewis to sponsor the in processing packing plants become a member of Actors’ here— the world's greatest butcher Equity association (A F L) After shop kissed his initiation Miss no were sales on the open him and wished himHayes There luck when market at the yards Wednesday— he acts on Broadway later this the third day of the dispute Apseason in his own play "Anproximately 8000 head of stock aris Twenty-two- ” rived by train and truck- - But these gelina were sent directly to the packing Something’s Wrong Her e — houses and the international liveChilly blasts and snow flurries stock show opening Saturday sent Pittsburghers scurring for No sales webe planned Thursday heavier togs but Admiral Rich —the Thanksgiving holiday ard E Byrd donned summer The vast expanse of pens preThe noted antarctic clothing desolate sented a The explorer in Pittsburgh on a tour picture strange silence was relieved only by declared the freezing temperature the squeals of several hundred pigs too hot “I’m bothered by the left in the inclosure heat up here" he said “I have Commission men agreed to feed and water them to’ wear summer suits without but placed a ban on sales linings and no undershirts to keep cool” Exchange Neutral Hazard— J o h n The exchange— a neutral party in Occupational the controversy — suspended its Becker 65 Cleveland transient is rules to permit its broker members bumming rides with his left to buy from farmers and ship the thumb now his right sathed in Treated for deep animals directly to the packing bandages plants here This move would ena- lacerations of the right thumb Becker told hospital attendants ble them to circumvent the strikebound market channel but such a passing automobile struck it while he was “thumbing” a ride transactions would be limited James Rice secretary of the A One— Secretary Iekes Coins F L Livestock Handlers’ union anIckes coined a word— eneciable — nounced the members were ready to at his press conference Wednesreturn to work Friday Herbert day He used it as an adjecMarch an organizer for the Packtive in describing Eugene Tal Workers’ organizing ing House governor of Geo-gi- a committee declared however tthe madge former ‘The eneciable Mr was "tie to up ready CIO' union " he said Reporters the entire packing industry here found it came from the Greek to if necessary support the strike” noun "enecia" meaning "constant This was in apparent reference te the CIO threat to call out 20000 fever” packing house workers If an atThere’s Always Time— Climax tempt were made to break the ing a courtship of 40 years Joseph strike of more than 500 livestock F Hickey Salem handlers Mass bachelor anil Miss Carrie B Pyne 72 of Beverly Mass filed marriage intentions Asked why Youth 19 Admits the marriage the first for both had been so long delayed Hickey said he never had time to "chase Highway Slaying around” after girls as a younglice PORTLAND Ore Nov 23 ster Detectives John Shum and J H McCormick said Wednesday Railman Promoted r Roy Wright had signed a statement that he killed John D - OMAHA Neb Nov 23 (Ah— ProMoore Yakima Wash automobile motion of C E Sainsbury to the salesman post of general superintendent of Moore’s body was found beside a the western lines of the NorthwestWash ern railway to succeed H E Dickhighway near Toppenish November 9 Wright was arrested inson retiring December 1 was anlast week in Watsonville Cal nounced here Wednesday red-hair- - (Pi-Po- NEW (Continued From Page One) evacuate and with them went firemen fearful of being trapped In most immiment danger was a colony of smaller homes built compactly together closer fo the ocean than the showy estates Residents fled to the beach afoot and by automobile As the fire took on more and mors espects of a disaster Red Cross volunteers and American Legionnaires made their way into the stricken area to feed the homeless and administer first aid Roads Kept Open Roads were kept open to scom-moda- te the exodus from the Palisades district Reports that Fernwood a small community in the Topanga canyon district had been destroyed later were denied -- Officials reported they had contacted the settlement asby short wave radio sured that all property was safe Wearied helpless before the rapid march of flames over brittle brush were disheartened by the fact the high wind wed no signs of abating Because of demolished communication lines authorities were unable to learn if any 'lives had been lost In the San Berqardino sector no word has been received from two fire Crews who battled to save the Arrowhead Springs resort The two crews one from Redlands were trapped in a cleared area when a bridge leading back to the highway was destroyed Seven men were reported to be in the party The one bright note in the entire situation appeared Wednesday night when Ventura county firemen reported stamping out the last of 11 blazes battled there sines lqst midnight Origin of all the fires was not known Santa Monica police brought into the beach town refugees many of - them burned and-wer- e fire-fight- firm mounts ed Chicago Rivals Brief Items Will Hold From Strike Parley Here There Hundreds Flee This May Put As Fires LaGuardia Hit LA Area On Sidelines Famed Resort in Ruins After Blaze Sweeps Hills ' i LOS ANGELES Nov 23 (UP)— Two former Los Angeles city officials Including the brother of former Mayor Frank L Shaw and a third person listed as "John Doe” were indicted Wednesday by the county grand jury on 66 counts in connection with ' an asserted city NOVEMBER 24 1938 — Olson to Tour California Institutions Governor-Elec- t Plans Study Of Financial Needs Cal Nov 23 Culbert Olson busily preparing to take over the state administration after Jan tour of uary 1 mapped a week-en- d state institutions Wednesday to study conditions which led them to SACRAMENTO (UP) — Governor-elec- t ask $16000000 for new construction The tour was to start after Olson’s return from his Los Angeles home wherA he will spend Thanksgiving day The Democratic governor-torb- e the first of his party chosen to that office since 1894 hoped to visit 15 institutions Saturday and Sunday touching Agnews Camarillo Mendocino Napa Patton Stockton and Norwalk state hospitals the'schools at Preston Whittier and Ventura the Sonoma state home the Pacific colony the blind home at Oakland and the blind workshop at Los Angeles He also listed San Quentin state prison on his itinerary but he said he did not intend to see Thomas J Mooney famed prisoner who is looking to him for a pardon Olson set for his trip to Washington to confer with President Roosevelt and other administration officials on California relief migratory labor state school construction and other problems He called in State Relief Administrator Harold Pomeroy to discuss state relief needs with Democratic spokesmen indicating that the legislature would be asked to make a special appropriation to aid the jobless soon after it meets Sweeps Canyons The fire starting in sparsely-settle- d Topanga canyon quickly spread through more populous canyons demolished 50 or more homes and raced toward the famed movie colony of Malibu Beach a sand-sp- it extending into the sea Property damage from this and the other fires raging in Ventura and San Bernardino counties was expected to run into the millions The $1000000 Arrowhead Springs resort lying at the foothills of the San Bernardino mountains was reported in flames as 500 men tried to check the blaze rolling down the mountainside The Santa Monica fire quickly brought 1000 firemen and volunteers to the scene but their efforts were too puny to cope with a wind that whipped the flamfes into canyons which have been without rain since last spring The fire-fro- nt was estimated at 10 miles and still spreading All roads to the area were blocked off by deputy sheriff squads le YORK-No- r 23 Chill Weather Grips Nation On Thanksgiving Holiday AV-Ma- yor LaGuardia who is something of a political anomaly replied thus Wednesday to a woman who wrots that if hs advocated the new deal hs never could be president of the United States ’Thank you for your note v in which you inclose a stamp Indicating you desire a I could not get reply even a gallery seat to a convention of either of the parties much less a nomination I have no Ulusione about it”' By turns the mayor has been an insurgent Republican representative in congress fusionist and a supporter of the Roosevelt administration and is now a me'mber of the American Labor party Clark Accedes To Special Session Pleas By Associated Press was in prospect for the nation’a Thankscold weather Generally giving day with the likelihood of rain or snow in sbme states Snow already covered parts of the middle west upper New York state and the far west and snow or rain were expected in New England and lower Pennsylvania Snow began falling near Buffalo to those Wednesday morning The storm ed to carry 600 passengers 25 per cent inmoved eastward through ths foggy points Wednesday a crease over last year’s figures atmosphere clogging highways im- Snow in Ohio VMley peding slightly the movement of trains and causing several minor A snowstorm came to tjie Ohio traffic accidents Ths temperature valley Tuesday night the fall rang-in- g from a slight trace south of dropped to 16 degrees at Syracuse and 22 at Albany Chicago to four inches at Terrs Hauts and Indianapolis Snow fell Air Traffio Resumed also in Ohio --'Southern Michigan Air traffic held up at Newark and most of Illinois Local snowi airport Tuesday night by a thick were expected in the upper Great fog was resumed enabling the Lakes region Thursday movement of heavy holiday traffic The temperature was around zero westward in parts of Wyoming Montana The fog extended south to Phila- North Dakota and Minnesota At delphia hampering- traffio and Butto Mont it was 12 below at to lose motorists Denmany their 70 causing below Cripple Creek Colo way ver had three inches of snow The New York Central announced Burley Idaho reported zero 100 extra trains in and out of New weather It wae near zero in west-ter- n York for the holiday traffic Kansas where a light snow American Airlines operated extra fell The Pacifio northwest was planes on both the Chicago and clear and cold and the southwest Boston routes and officials expect generally normal - X Idaho Governor Agrees to Ask More Relief Funds IHIinidlsaDini FUR CO (Continued From Page One) Clark to resign because of his refusal to accede to their demands A shortage of relief money In nine counties’ coffers and in the state relief budget for December prompted Albert Lee director of public assistance to Inform all counties that it appeared necessary during the coming month to reduce pensions to the aged blind and dependent children 40 per cent 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Now you get Yi off Boards Impatient Several of the commissioners of the delinquent nine counties indicated they would take steps to obtain additional funds through emergency recourse open to them The governor spent Wednesday motoring from Idaho Falls where he attended a potato growers’ meeting Tuesday night to Boise declined to wait Commissioners for his return but named a committee to call on him at his convenience after passing a resolution which read: j a ” Resolved thatemnmissioners here assembled request his honor B W Clark governor of Idaho immediately resign that the lieutenant governor (C C Gossett) might succeed him in office thereby placing in the chief executive's chair one who will do his duty to the citizens of Idaho" the reduced prices UDUfilESSlES Reg Reg Reg $1195 $1495 $1995 Dresses Dresses Dresses V $895 $1135 $1495 Moves for Adoption A motion for adoption was made by A E Lunden commissioner of Kootenai county one of nine that are delinquent in contributions to A school bus loaded with chil- the relief fund to which counties dren was reported stranded in the the state and federal government School authorities contribute approximately $3750000 danger zone reported receiving a frantic tele- annually Lunden Tuesday told the meeting phone call from the driver asking whether he should attempt to bring the only alternative of a special session might be to “call out the nathe bus out or await rescue tional guard” No Deaths Governor Clark said six counties Some of the casualties had been had fallen behind in payment to overcome by smoke mothers were the state of their share of funds burned They were treated in Santa used to finance the social security Monica hospitals and at first aid program of aid to the aged depenstations hastily set up along the dent chirdren blind and direct relief No deaths were reported way subjects Records of the department of pubThe homes of several 'movie notables appeared doomed Madeline lic assistance which administers Carroll blond Paramount star was the program showed that nine at work when informed that her counties were delinquent home was in the path of the flames Director Frank Lloyd another To panga canyon dweller received WASHINGTON Nov 23 (Ah — A similar news from his butler charge that nazis have sent agents The situation at San Bernardino to Indian reservations in the United 100 miles east of here was becomStates to enlist the “original Amer ing more acute hourly Fearing SAN PEDRO Cal Nov 23 (AV-- A icans” in the German-America- n the fire may sweep into the town bund was fnade Wednesday by John San Bernardino radio message Wednesday from authorities ordered Collier Indian commissioner evacuated all houses north of 40th the Italian motorship Cellina re“In California” he said “the nazi street on the outskirts' of the ported it had picked up the three' city masted bund is enrolling Indians and that auxiliary schooner Meta Nelson In distress is being exploited from Germany Officers Assist Marino Bello stepfather of the It is a nazi activity” Police and sheriff's cars were The statement was an outgrowth in the evacuation helping late screen actress Jean Harlow of a fierce rotf between the interior several score housShoiders to move sailed in the schooner from here department under which Collier out their hbusehold possessions At September 19 with a party of functions and Chairman Dies (D) 5 p m the fire had reached the friends on a shark fishing cruise Texas of the house committee on extreme northern fringe of town in southern Mexican and Central activities and was burning telephone poles American waters Dies had produced an Indian wo- as it advanced The Cellina’s message said the man Alice Lee Jemison to testify masts and propellor The city of Santa Monica was schooner's that government officials fostered considered safe although the fire were gone and rigging had been communistic practices on Indian reached within two miles of the washed overboard No mention was made of the passengers or reservations and that Secretary of northern township limits the Interior Ickes Collier’s superior In the canyon district however crew R I Gale of Santa Barbara was a member’’ of the American the community of Fernwood a set- owns the schooner CM Liberties union The com- tlement of both 'permanent and mittee previously had received tes- summer homes was wiped out Vessels timony that the'union was a com- Communication lines were demunist “front” organization stroyed but authorities believed all Collide ini Ickes declaring that such charges the residents had escaped ’ were old ones which had long ago ROME Nov 24 (Thursday) !1)— been hefuted described Dies as the 30 Children' on Bus world’s champion “zany” Nearly 30 children were on the The Italian cruiser Palo was reIn a formal statement later he stranded school bus Assured by ported Thursday to have collided said he had received word that the the driver that his charges were in with a destroyer not immediately testimony before the Dies commit- no immediate danger Superintend- identified in the Gulf of Taranto tee about the Indian 'bureau ytas ent of Schools A R Clifton in- between the "heel" and the “toe” of being cited in an structed him to remain there A southern Italy propaganda campaign carried on by rescue party stood by ready to A source usually informed said it a foreign dictatorship (Germany) rush in at the first sign of the was understood a storm at sea “I have said before that Mr Dies fire moving ’in that direction caused the accident sideshow has gone far beyond the The smoke from the fire rolled bounds of propriety and decency” over Los Angeles and environs like Ickes Said “but when it comes to heavy storm clouds Closer to the Common feeding falsifications to inimical scene the smoke was so dense moforeign forces I believe that the torists could see no farther than a American people should take heed” ahead Apply Retinol stone to lubdut ths Dies at the conclusion of WedThe fire as 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