Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING A NOVEiIBER 28 1938 - Wititer's White Cloak Covers Capital Labor Leader WoodringCalls :::: " pi r""""""m1""al""hsavo'oo!firlr)ei For r'''' Threatens Tighter-4 ' '':"::::f:! Strike Spread Canal Defense 4r:'::::::: 9:49:imrw7-09::eI-:0- i 14 34 i :?: i: ::::'::::Poo?' - - - ' :: ': :::?:::::-:::i-::-:::::::::::5:-- in All Walk-Ou-t T :k Armour 4 Mang Looms ' ::::!9ey-::-:::' ::::::4::7::: 9 - :'!'- -: ' 4 ::': Bombprooling Urged Without Delay To Guard Panama 0 40':c A 0:::H:::: :::::Jii:::iJ?::iii:::::::: 1::::::::i:?:::i::::::::::: ‘ 4::::::::::::::::: P 14 -- q 17::::: A Pze:-vo"'' 40" - --i ''' A Nov 27 (P)--I- ran '' i' ::: Bittner chairman of the Tacking ' i:'k1: sO 4011' :'::-:::'1''''i r '::: f :4:1:11 4 i 4 9' house Workers' Organizing commit! :"': ' 1:ii :) 1 4:'i:: tee a l' affiliate said Sunday 114 ' : fc' unless there is a speedy settlement '''': v :' ' :' 2':'::':: :: '::'?ii :'::::: 1 : :::: :::! :0:i':':' ri ' "a ':::0:: of the Chicago stockyards strike z 1"L1: f!::' 4 A ''''': H::L:f:?: '''''''!'::'::: ::':::::::::'::::-:: 4:::::::-:: Ain be called seneral walkout may 1""f't i: 11 L : '::It ft : every One" of Armour & Co's 25 :::- ): :1 44 :A I ri'' 1:::' :N ::: major plants in the nation :"::-:----Bittner a 0 national vice r president conferred Sunday with t :k:::: :tI:":::':" — on Harris and Henry Johnson -' ':""::'-:' 4 ::'::s1''''":1: '::: national organizersyfor the packing !9r5:R house workers arid delegates from 1 1i:'!:::J::git! ::::::-the Armour plants '':''':!4: i ::''''':::::' ' - : li :4 :'::"':''::: Meanwhile a stock handlers local ::::!:-?"! 'k:' 4''':i':: 0 :4 :'4: affiliated with the American Feder''' ':''''::'"": ::1k4 ation of Labor has offered the i 6:: ? ' :::::::E: '? :' "::':'i::::::''::4 0 '4:"I's' Union Stock Yard and Transit corn r men to 0::::::::i':?' needed pany all the opemte z ::::': 4''1::'I!:'$::::':':14:'"?4::0'i':1:1:!-::::!::::::i::::2::::!:-::::- CHICAGO ' ' o -- '0::':::: CIO ':'7:':1:''::: -- t ::' :: CI T Henkles general the yards' manager said between 150 and 200 would be put' to work at 8 a M Monday ass b Threatens National Contract Bittner said that the Armour delegates discussed plans for "a national contract with the meat packing company and upheld the stock handlers in the Chicago strike" "A letter will be sent out by me tomorrow" Bittner said "to Armour and also to the stock yards company demanding that they sign a wage agreement with the stock handlers Cancels Broadcasts i NEW' YORK Nov 27 (P)—Radio station WMCA announced Sunday Father Coughlin has canceled his radio series over WMCA by his failure to submit a copy of his broadcast in advanoe by noon Sunday as required by YMCA" dtv Your Worries! 401111: Agi 4 41t " Atior WINTER 11401184'S on the Job' With ALL OF THE BEST GRADES OF COAL ! thitt'll let you rest in peace and comfort throughout the winter Sugarhouse Coal & Co Blue Blaze Fuel Co fly 2520 WAS 671 AINSMI ‘ f: ::::':':'::r :':: K::: 1 :i::'''' :!i:::::::::::1:':4!:!!:1::::::': L: 4ix::- :::::1le' ::i0i:4:-in row in the ''!:1!::::::::?:::::14--:::::::::::!-::J:::4::-::-:::-::"v:::::N::- 66Fir: fr : :'7:' ::-- F'4 :::'' 1'F:'''' :!- :::j: :::-- ::::::iNi::: :ri: ::::::: i :':- - :5 white after i nation's capital swathed snowfall halted traffic and made walking difficult Cars at left are in front of the German embassy 'Storm Leaves New Snow hi Northeast New England N Y Get Five-Inc- h (Continued From rage One) More Snow The mercury ranged between 10 and 15 in the Pittsbtkrgh area with snow flurries and colder temperatures in prospect A light snow topped the eight inches which fell there over Thanksgiving It was slightly warmer in up state New York Sunday with only a light snowfall over the week end except in the extreme southeast portion where two inches yak recorded Cold weather with snow flurries was forecast for Sunday 'The lowest temnight however perature at Albany was 13 above There were 16 storm Involved deaths in the area temperatures were general through the middle west with light snow in most sections Ten above was reported at Detroit with a forecast of a cold Monday The mercury ranged between 15 and 26 around Cleveland: it was fair and freezing—lt above—at Kansas city St Louis reported clear cold weather with a low temperature of 18 above It was 15 above at Minneapolis and the thermometer registered between 15 and ZO above in most parts of Illinois with light snow 1 too' PA t The only ploce in town where you can get Manufacturer-toyo- u one price—' $2250 Suits O'Coats Tun'dos Use our Budget Plan for CIothesHats Shoes and Furnishings Moaning built by As Furman family eliminated ! "We must greatly augment our inantiaircraft our and air forces stallations In the Panama Canal zone The Panama canal must be made impregnable Other "recommendations of ut- It Nov 27 ' UPI- -- Sun- day joined the opposition to a doe mestic system" which has been proposed by Secretary Wallace as a possible solution of the farm products surplus problem "It would be the greatest provocation of class hatred" the Missouri senator said "It seems very imto me practical ' "In theory it's probably all right to charge a millionaire more for a farm product than the poor devil on the street The difficulty is in where to draw the line" (Under the Wallace proposal surplus farm products would be sold to relief and low income families at lass than market prices The government would subsidize this under"two-pric- 15Point Platform for Agriculture Calls for Elevating of Prices SAN FRANCISCO Nov 27 (gP)—The executive committee of the National Grange made public here Sunday night its "platform for agriculture" calling for the elevation of farm prices to the "reasonable profit" level and the revision of federal farm policies In a program evolved as the result of action taken at the and asked protection for family-receNational Grange convention sized farms in all government prothe-- committee in Portland Ore grams and in taxation" it asked advocated "amendment and simpH- - rapid extension of rural electrificafication" of the federal farm act tion and better educational and ota monetary policy-tha- t search facilities for the farm areas will assure an honest measure of Continuation of soil conservation value of reasonable permanence and as a part of a permanent farm of government agen- - gram was advocated but the pro"where efficiency or economy gram asked that it be based upon may be achieved" "proper land use rather than as a It resolved to "permit no legisla- - means to crop control" tion to be adopted which-wil- t result In either immediate or eventual Deplore 'Leverage' regimentation of the farmer" and "Payments" said this plank voiced opposition to any "concentra- - "should be made during he current tion of authority or infringement of should not be 'used and crop year state's rights" as a leverage for further nt nt taking (Senator Wheeler (D) Montana declared recently the protwo-pri- posal was "cock-eyedClark said it would encounter some of the same difficulties which confront the present federal relief ") program "The fellow who struggles to make his own way and stay off relief rolls frequently is discriminated against because he is not on these lists" he said Clark predicted the new congress would subject existing farm legislation and Its administration to an inspection and overhAuling most importance" that Woodring made involved remedying deficiencies in organization equipment and personnel of the army and national a guard and establishing reserve of Turn Firemen — Churchgoers that armies the national arms for Evidence turned fire fighters Sunday at the would have to be recruited quickly in'lhe event of war St Patrick Catholic church near Note Cited "We must recognize that our In'We believe" said the platform Enfield The program expressed opposition Mass Services were itial protective force less than half In by farmers to the suggested transfer of forestry Artist Wins Prize State une of when fire per- generally and in commodity groups abruptly stopped of which comprises PITTSBURGH N o V 27 and similar government services determined origin was discovered sonnel of the regular army scattered of their oVin program and urge from the arjurisdiction of the depart- Frederick J Waugh United continental in the enactment that to of In the attic of the church amendments throughout (Contin ued From Page 'One) The tist from Provincetown Mass Sunterri- such legislation as the wages and ment of agriculture our in and outlying States Rev C Nf Halbig directed removal It called for recognition that "ex- day won the popular prize in the be punished by a fine of not more tories is a very small foundation hours law careful study be given to cessive or unnecessary cost of dis- 1938 Carnegie International exhibiof property from the building benecesit find its we effect which may upon agriculture" than 0000 or imprisonment for not upon tribution increases cost to consumer tion with his "Pounding Surf" paintwartime fore it and the adjoining parish a One erect to a advocated towering plank require- and decreases prices to producers" ing It was the fifth time In sucmore than two years or both At sary home were destroyed ment that all trade treaties be subedifice" he said Cooperation between farmers and cession that Waugh' s marine paintsaid: he to another senate ratification and that farm point ject Basic Force Small organizations and among agri- ings had received the $200 award Injuries !Cove Fatal — Mrs be given for study of culture industry and labor was held Artists from six nations participated opportunity "It is therefore my urgent reHoward Weaver 47 of Portland a be must their provisions" It also advocated "It follows that it as a means toward mutual wel- this year with votes of visitors deOre who leaped from a tenth quest that at an early date you foun- the barring of farm commodity im- up fare the department of justice1 strong' foundation a perfect instruct ciding the winner window was we story Saturday and ports Vit the net result adds to idle dation a foundation upon which still conscious when taken to a or any other appropriate agency to are at all times promptly and fully men or idle acreage or causes Amer f proceed with the indictment of these -hospital died Sunday Physicians various to build any larger defen- ican products to be sold below cost IN ' ' ll' prepared that and T they organizations at first thought she would recover s of production" sive structure deemed essential i aaIlligel f -- N" from injuries received when her be prosecuted for failure to comply The platform was given out as the - sSofspsetormidor "The units garrisoning our outIn act of this with doing p congress fall was broken by a first floor 1 ' gAll Golding Gait Briolo'244--:-- 1 will be lying defenses are components of committee stopped here en route 1111:j4 service a or this public great 11 - 0 skylight She told Detective W rendered which will have the appro- that initial protective force Re- from Portland to a meeting of the 7:17s7-7r-ly S Shaffer her jump was pro ha hi ma- inforcement of those garrisons in Texas state grange of 11 the bation overwhelming voiced by her own illness and in Louis master of national war JTaber 111 might the event of a sudden of patriotic Americans" the grange said the committee coni "' ability of her husband to find jority : Dies asked the secretary to con- prove of extreme difficulty if not sidered 49 work the of m the Portland action VtIliX7V14 4:11 111' ' 17'1111 '11 duct investigations also concern- an impossibility clear-cconvention call from "a recommend that also "I Reurgently International ' the Workers' Fan Loses Shoes—A girl spec ing the farmers of America for a pro(tJ f' tator can have the suede slippers lief which he said was founded in early provisions be made tofor the gram revision of the embracing which '17 with items critical equip Atinerican section by she left behind in the thrill and 194 with air 4E 7 A7 'f those units which in the event of farm act lifting of farm prices and 55:E '"'il1 chill of th Army-Nav- y k game if the same name which is situated war will national recovery" initial Ifir the follow protecat 949 Broadway New York City she calls at the Philadelphia mu'4 The first plank asked that the Mit tk with tive force into the field ittRá 4 art wiz nicipal stadium's lost and found "Friends of Soviet Union- street of be farmer oppor10 given "equality initial protecthe c"We place upon 80 East llth at IN officials Stadium headquarters department ' 11 farce and the larger national tunity and a fair share of the nasaid among New York City North American tive raised tional income the 102000 who attended Satur- Committee to Aid Spanish Democ- armies subsequently' to be we must give Suggest Means day's classic reached a new high racy Friends of the Abraham Lin- grave responsibilities and that the miscellany collected coln Brigade Society to Aid Span- them the means to accomplish the Farm act revision development would form a good stock for a ish Democracy American Society wartime mission imposed upon them of "a e substitute program" mobilization Democthe to Technical Aid plan" for protective by Spanish general store and grange cooperation with other 4 Malin General left to Workers' Order International Woodring racy NIT : farm organizations was suggested !::----4 1- ! II- :1 will be American Student Union Young Craig chief of staff the specific as a means Herr Cardinal enactof about bringing to admunitions as to be cardinals for recommendations Pioneers idito: Communist League Young proper ment of a program assuring the 4i 0 dressed in Germany hereafter as of America League for Industrial Craig reported two weeks ago that farmer above "reasonable profit the plain "Herr Cardinal"--"- Mr Democracy the Khaki Shirts or- present military deficiencies were cost of operating his farm" l"--according to a decree isin 1933 by Art J Smith in substantially the same as those reganized To assure the American farmer ' sued Sunday by Hans Kerr) min-totPhiladelphia the Silver Shirts with ported to congress last spring first in the domestic market place deof public worship The headquarters at Asheville North the program called for "prices concree followed an earlier order Carolina the Italian Fascists the 160 Million For Army sistent with the American standard He estimated those of the army of abolishing such old ceremonious American Fascists the American development of modes otaddress as "Most Nobly Aryan Folk association of Port- and national guard would cost about newliving" and the and new uses and marBorn Sir" in correspondence be- land Ore American Guard which $160000000 to remedy and that kets crops as well as for import restrictween officials has the swastika on its letterhead: about $280000000 should be spent tions an& a senatorial check on " Friends of the reserves American for League trade treaties Chinese Ban Red Dresses— the the traced of New Germany Portland Ore: development Woodring The calls for continuaJapanese air raids have caused American National Socialist party" of major war department policies tion platform and development of "a sound the first change in Chinese tub-Ion- s "You will find in the reports of since he was appointed assistant rural credit in Chungking China's new program" by keeping the hearings that I am sending you secretary in 1933He was made farm loan interest rates as low as provisional capital in a ecentury all of these or- secretary in 1936 evidence respecting consistent with earning power and As an air raid precaution women Dies wrote "Upon In 1933 he said much of the army good business methods similarly have been forbidden to wear their ganizations" it name more more careful little may in than existed investigation low rates for farm cooperatives and Pacific 'fist class favorite color for gone and l30 on your Southern impossible to show that some only and "territorial posts were in- increased production credit and also red Coolies jackets—bright agents of a foreign adequately garrisoned—dangerously credit union facilities to Los Angeles! have been compelled to remove of them are principal but there are some of so" in the development of air powor tourist sound It also adiocated making war their traditional white headgear Ahem like the'Communist party of er motorization and mechanization profitless enactment of "the strongthe U S A that clearly come under "the rest of the world was setting est possible neutrality legislation ILS4""16""4161111"1"" Family Joins Church—Baptized the act All of them and in addi- a fast pace the United States was adequate armament to protect the in a single ceremony l't members find in will of the Clay H Murray family tion others which you floundering along in the ruck" country and the drafting of capital in"I can now report a far more en- and industry as ell as joined the congregation of the our hearings should be carefully Greenville Pa Lutheran church vestigated" Couraging situation than that which in time of national conflict" obtained five years agor Woodring The Rev tS D Sigler pastor said WWI Yes that's what it amounts to For you can go Speeding of Employment he believed a church record was assured the chief executive Los kageles via San Francisco on Southern Pacific for ex to set !Sy the unusual service in But he said he would be remiss The platfolfrn asked a speeding up actly the same first class or tourist round trip fare as vial that we of employmeht by industry as "the which he baptized the if he left the impression direct route! a modernized 35 his wife a now have farmer completely Murray greatest single step toward national See the great Golden Gate Bridge and Bay Bridge Explore six nine and theit and thoroughly efficient defensive recovery" girls boys and and Golden Gate Park See the Exposition under Chinatown establishment" "Balance the budget and remove ranging lh age from months to construction on Treasure IslandThen speed to Los Angeles 15 years "There remain deficiencies in or- the threat of excessive taxation" on the streamlined Daylight the most beautiful train in Amer ganization equipment and personnel said one plank "A fair tax program (Continued From i'age One) ica following the ocean for more than a hundred miles which must be cOrected before we compelling all to contribute is esVotes which amount to many million dol- can be assured of maintenance of sential" (Please reserve your seat on the Daylight in advance) a Military force fully adequate for lars annually Another expressed opposition to 2 and chain farming" Money transferred to pay for our defensive needs" "corporation German imports and services To BERNE Switzerland Nov 27 (RI 3 Money sent by Americans to of Switzertand's 22 their relatives in Germany a sum —Twenty-on- e cantons voted Sunday to accept a known to total several million dolnew "emergency" finanoial program lars a year 4 Money derived from liquidation LIEN'S LIEN'S by which the government expects I FASTEST to strengthen its national defenses' of estates of deceased persons whose which Geneva was the only canton which relatives live in Germany recorded a plurality of votes against sum now totals about 0000000 anr SUITS ROUND TRIP HATS TRAINS TOthe proposal nually Under the terms of the plan the 5 Money collected by German —in cool aimonditioned proceeds of the federal income tax holders of Americaq securities SAN FRANCISCO S Pullmans (berth extra) R& will be used directly for military Freezing of any or all of these turn limit 21 days (Threto aviation defense equipment and transfers in order to bring presTbelastest trains to San months limit $4290) training The new program 'would sure upon Germany to accept reCleaned PI Dresses Fur Trim Francisco are Southern continue until 1941 when a new tax sponsibility for the Austrian debts Glazed Pressed to be known as the "national de- would have some boomerang effects Pacific trains—din famous 111" COATS Suits fense tax" would be applied Germany could of course suspend Overland Limited the service on its bonds to American San Francisco friendly holders lAmerican trade with Ger0 A Y D SERVICE C A C SERVICE Challenger ROUND TRIP many though no longer large meals stewardessnurse) would suffer severely Any action (At tour Door) (Cash and CarsY) —in tour –and the Pacific Limited Imaking lt more difficult for Ger 1st sleeping cars (berth exPhone Was 3340 825 South State which crosses the High Imany to obtain dollars would intra) Return limit 21days FLORENCE Ariz Nov 27 (Re— crease her difficulty in paying for Sierra by daylight Courteous Delivery 257 East 1st South (Tourist round trip with Warden John G Eager ordered American goods now sent that counthree monthsllimit$3510) guards to return to the state prison try 178 Service Above West North 2nd at Sunday night following a unsuccessful search for Dewey Prices Plus 10c 905 South 9th East Thurlo last of three convicts who Polish Decree Hits escaped over the wall by a "mobile" Bunds Reds oomphSelf-Dete- Secretary full-tim- ' "-- f- : 111 :- I I: 41 4-'r7- is n i( ‘''It7 1'''A 1 r ut 1C10 IP 11 k n absent-mindedne- ss L:::1 t:r long-tim- -7 Cardina- You'get a ' er C eriodv oe via San Francisco till man-pow- er - Anu U S Sanctions Held Unlikely Switzerland Defense Program Los Angeles 4 Qji Ids !len" g r a) PRESSED 8n uc $3335 Escaped Felon Eludes Arizona Posses (251-3005- 4e-4- the prison Bloodhounds able to pick up a scent a lw were viaSan Francisto g"r pp m 10 5t CLEANED SPOTTED ladder early Saturday to remain at large The posse extended its hunt for Thurio to pot4040 0 miles from © WASHINGTON Senator Clark (D) Missouri - for theguard expansion of force imstores augmented mediate defense needs Woodring said in his annual accounting The president will transmit the report to the new congress meeting January 3 The war department head etressed defense of the canal as the vital link in the navy's strategy to defend both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with a single fleet Locks Asks Bomb-Proo- f "All locks and dams on that vital waterway must be made bomb-of proof" he said The possibility sabotage by crews of ships transiting the canal must be completely 'v Joins Files of Wallace's Plan 4-- Grange Asks New Farm Laws army and Full equipinent the national and To Allow Reasonable Profit general headquarters air are other war Dies Asks Hull To Prosecute To frost as far south as central Florida Colder weather was in :store for Virginia where seven and a half inches of snow lay on the ground in the eastern part of the state The total snow-fa- ll last year was 17 inches The mercury was around 21 All Missouri Man tly in sections Highway travel was generally slowed but lOad workers were on the job including 42000 of them In New York City to keep thoroughfarea cleared Sn ows had blanketed Manhattan to a total depth of 158 inches within three days Sanitation Commissioner William F Carey estimated 81000000 had been spent on snow removal Travel on Time Genuine Furman-bui- lt Furmbilt Clothes Brief Items From Here There ch more-dticien- rmination spite treacherous roads in many 4 six-in- WASHINGTON Nov 21 UM—American railroads reported Sunday that they bad made coat work for them this year than eyer before The Association of American Railroads announced that in the first nine months of the year the carriers hauled 8 5 tons of freight and equipment one mile for each pound of coal consumed In freight service In the pusenger service 147 pounds of coal provided power enough to haul one passenger train car one mile The association reported that factors which made possible this efficiency included scientific selectioa of coal improved construction of locomotives and Improved methods of railroad operation pregnablewithout delay in Probe Deposit F1311211'2111311E1T1 0 -':: :':!:p ::: "'': lig i :: ' "Unless this stock handlers' sittiation is settled in the very near future a general walkout may be Railroad lines reported little or no called in every one of Armour's delay Airlines operating out of the eastern terminal at Newark N J plants" Harris said that in Armour's 25 were on nearly normal schedules as major plants 25000 rnen are di- were bus lines rectly employed in slaughtering and Unseasonably warm weather wu processing cattle "Of these" he reported from the west coast in said "85 per cent are members of contrast to the mass of cold tiir which the weather bureau reported the C I O" Supervising Police Captain John was centered over the great lakes Stege said he was prepared to cope region and moving slowly eastward Clear skies and diminishing with any emergency which might rise Monday The police depart- winds were in the offing although ment he added will comply with lower temperatures Sunday were an A F L request to keep tho 150 generally predicted Below freezing marks were reofficers on strike duty out of the corded all through the south exyards cept Florida Colder weather was predicted for Sunday night and — :?40x Embassy Ben Brown president of the D W 0 C local which pulled out 885 men inthe strike said "all of us will go down to the pens tomorrow to see if those fellows really want to go in!! 'After all' he "added "they are union men with union men's principles about passing picket lines There will be no violence when the A 11‘ L handlers go in But this means our jobs and I won't answer for what happens after any strike-- 1 breakers start moving stock" Trading in Chicago's great meat animal market has been suspended since last Monday when the C I 0 stock handlers walked out to enforce demands for pay increases check-o- ff system a closed shop and other concessions - :5 l': :: fr- A' ":::'::?'':::! O '': ' fl'I4:::: 8::t::" -- 7:? Fergit :A! :: :'1::: -- ' ':'::::"':': '1ircliP t::: :::::::: :: :?i '::'::':: v 0501 N o v 27 UP— WASHINGTON -- War ol Secretary Woodring told President Rooeevelt in a report made public Sunday the Panama canal's defense should be made "im- Senator Clrilt Raps Farm Price System Rails Get More Win Out of Coal Now un- At Jewish Order Quality Poi ordered of all property of the WARSAW Nov 27 tlim—The - lovernment confiscation Jewish organization lirnal Unsurpassed Algjd QUM CLEANE WASATCH S340 1 1 Never Undersold - riauthern Pacific Pot information see or write Willard Barr General Ages‘ 41 South Main Street Salt Lake City WAsatch 3008 or 3078 It |