Show $M"iSiiil3iw$ib Thursday Morning- - -- Labor Peace Fades as Parleys End Criticism Irked Mate Charges C7 ft § s 1 AFL-CI- O X lit llUltO Fail to Singer Willi Child Neglect f Tiff OverNLRB Leads lo Rift lfffl Salt £akc Tribune UJjc Reacli Accord NEW YORK April 5 W)— Another dny passed without an agreement by wago and hour contract negotiators to end the suspension in the soft coal industry The committee of eight operand officials of the United ators NEW YORK April 5 Mine Workers of America anEckstrom Wednesday accused his nounced merely that adjournment estranged wife Marion Talley of had been taken until Thursday so concerned before their being Many of the mines union offidaughter was born with her forthcials said do not work on Good coming appearance In the movies Friday They said it was unlikely that the child's health was Injured even if an agreement were reached 'Thursday that operaIn reply to the former opera singtions' suspended Monday in the er's petition seeking absolute cus- Appalachian area where there tody of the child now nearly 4 years are 338000 miners would be resumed before Monday old Eckstrom asserted she had reThe week's suspension would fused proper food "so that Betty a loss in wages of about rhcan Ruth is affected by strabismus (an union officials and opereye disorder) as a result of malnufoltrition during pregnancy" Miss Tal- ators estimated Stoppage old conthe of lowed expiration ley charges the girl has been denied a needed eye operation while in tract last Friday Bckstrom's care anPart of Eckstrom's swer filed with State Supreme Unions Win Round Court Justice Alfred Frankenthaler dealt with Miss Talley's previous In Labor Act Test criticisms of his home life in her Ore April 5 £ PORTLAND plea that she was better able than court overruled deA three-judg- e he to care for the child He contended that the "cultural murrers Wednesday against organ life of New York City is not in- ized labor's action to test the vaact ferior even for people of moderate lidity of Oregon's The judges decided against the means to that of the very rich in Beverly Hills Cal" and said Miss protest of defendant county city court Talley had expressed "the contempt and state officials that the of the very rich for persons less for lacked jurisdiction and that labors tunate financially who earn only complaint did' not name a specific substantial sum of controversy a legitimate ' The however withheld judge money Mias Talley was last reported here judgment whether a justifiable con in February when Eckstrom al- troversy existed under declaratory The American leged an attempt was made to judgment law "seize" the child Her attorney said Federation of Labor railroad brothshe was either in Beverly Hills Cal erhoods and the Congress of Inor on her way to Kansas City by dustrial Organizations had asked for a declaratory judgment automobile with her mother Husband Answers Marion Talley In Custody Case ' l NEW YORK April S (UP) — Hope for early peace between the A F L and CIO flickered and Went out Wednesday Unity negotiations between the two labor groups were postponed indefinitely and some persons close to the conferees doubud that the two peace committees set up at President Roosevelt's personal request ever would meet again A bitter and dispute between the A F L and CIO over proposed amendments to the controverted Wagner labor relations act was the cause of the conference's postponement - C I O President John L Lewis announced the postponement He had telephoned A F L Vice President Matthew Woll and they had "easily agreed" to defer further meetings until "a "mutually satisfactory date" He stressed the word "easily" The committees had been scheduled to meet at 8:30 p m Lewis gave these two reasons for the postponement: 1 Hearings on Wagner act amendment proposals which start before the senate education and labor committee In Washington April 11 Both A F L and Q I O leaders will appear before this committee 2 Collective bargaining negotiations now in progress between Lewis' United Mine Workers' union and Appalachian bituminous producers Approximately 338000 soft WPl-A- dolph 1 - ' ' I t J I -- ' ' ' I ff1' ' 1 p long-standi- Marlon Talley Estranged mate says she sneers at moderate Income For dlia in Machine Records Quake labor-contr- NEW YORK April 5 UP) — The Rev J J Lynch said a "pretty severe" earthquake was recorded on the Fordham university seismoHe estimated graph Wednesday the distance from here at about 8550 miles in the general direction of Australia The 12:01:37 were' recorded at shocks and 12:08:42 p m have been idle since (Eastern Standard time) their contract expired April - In addition Lewis begins contract negotiations April 10 with Pennsylvania anthracite operators whose agreement with the union expires April 30 12:03:15 coal miners ol 1- O April 5 - UP) High Time Body of Grocer To Re Tested ATLANTA April 5 UP) — Motorists were able to drive past churches faster than 6 miles an Death Clue hour without violating the law Wednesday — though few knew an ordinance ever existed such A PHILADELPHIA April 5 Wl— The restriction one to limit bigrave in a little Philadelphia cemeriders to a gait and tery was opened Wednesday by cycle homicide squad detectives seeking another setting out how the cemeto learn whether the death of a tery sexton shall ring a bell were as obsolete by the coungrocer three years ago might be repealed cil in revising the city code Attraced to a murder ring that poi lanta no longer has a sexton or a soned to collect insurance bell At the same time detectives " their search for an pressed alluring brunet they said the ring used to Looked IIke (ltw& Idea PHILADELPHIA April 5 persuade prospective victims to tukc —Detective Joseph Grady was insurance policies Her home Detective Samuel writing a report of a chase in said was in Hammonton which a stolen truck was recovN J where she divorced one man ered and a man arrested Just then married another who died soon then' he glanced out a window saw the his own and truck— and afterward To his The body taken from the grave automobile— in flames "Two wag that of Pictro Stea Riccardi report he aptly added: said the woman had known the men who escaped are believed to south Philadelphia grocer Her have set fire to the truck in front of the station in an effort to name was not disclosed The body was taken to the morgue destroy the evidence" J to be examined for traces of poison by coroner's physicians Dogcatcher'a Tribute Herman Pctrillo spaghetti salesPHILADELPHIA April 5 W man has been convicted with a — Colleen an setter sentence of death on charges of romped free Wednesday in a murder in one of the poison deaths tribute to motherhood His cousin and two women are "What of her pups?" Colleen's awaiting trial later this month on owner asked when the dog was the same charges grabbed as a stray "They're only three weeks old" "Pups" exclaimed the dogcatchcr "that's Bomb Scares Britons For -- Ftic-car- '"' Irish different!" Eng April 5 UP) — An airplane bomb exploded Speed to Burn near the villase of Wednesday HUNTINGTON W Va April Trusthorpe on the cast coast of 5 tTl— Firemen in this Ohio river England spreading panic among community of 75000 persons are the inhabitants until they learned going to "take it easy" on their it had been dropped accidentally way to fires Fire Chief Brooks from a Royal Air Force plane McClure forbade speed asserting A © - w WV FRESH AS A BREATH OF SPRING IN SOFT WASHABLE RAYON -- canTwelve communist-supportedidates won election and control of executive board of the the C I O United Automobile Workers Wednesday night Left wingers also supported a thirteenth member of the board F Secretary Treasurer George d tires on fire trucks were threadbare and the city has no money to buy now ones - 4 Should Help Some BALTIMORE April 5 (Tl - Oscar mechanical1 rat invented Fordham university has gone on a cheap diet to save money for science Oscar is ft glass being that tests the amount of vitamin the nerve vitamin Before him only live white rals could make the tests At first Oscar required beef kidney enzymes — which means a lot of work for the cook But now D J Henncssy and L R Cerecedo told the American Chemical society they feed Oscar cheap starch enzymes from the corner drug store He does the work as well B-- 1 i Today's Fish Story El Paso Texas April 5 UP)— To the plaudits of her classmates —all a little green— pretty Scot-ti- e Hunnleutt Texas College of Mines coed swallowed her way to piscatory fame Wednesday Miss Hunnicutt n distinctly "dark horse" in the college goldfish gulping contest staged in the college gymnasium downed three live silvery wrigglers with all the aplomb and poise of a glamor girl enfolding a night club canape 4? r A— Ft I 1 ' J Am ll ai HI sll TaU advantage of this limited" offer to iecur a generous supply of Quinlan Liquefying Cleansing Cream or Special Formula Cleansing Cream at a good saving You can then count on days and days of trustworthy cleansing and enjoy a skirt that feels smooth fresh and clean — t"--a r v 1 Sizes 11 to 11 v i 1 -- iuyji 717 7 c 1 J V if A Waists Vi Full FIaris rn ! i 9 lot ft UfcS - rivals S T :: j3 Ffiiisil 'Z 1 1' Oih-nw- uti?:it 5 i ? 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University of Chicago athlete was 4 attor-1- : appointed nn assistant U S dis- - U ncy in the soul hem 'New York trict Wednesday i espe-"cil- by-th- Specialty " with a majority versed the previous trend of the convention which lined up after fome cajoling from C I O leaders with a program and international officers supported by the C I O In the new executive board the group actively supported by comincludes: munist campaigners Detroit Leo La Frankensteen Mottc Detroit Arthur Case Flint Hirh and Reuben Peters Bay ff O LOS ANGELES April 5 tF- )Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and his blond Swedish princess begin Thursday what most folks would consider a breath-takin- g and superficial tour of the United States They will be whisked from re- ception to banquet to world's fairs to celebration: By automohile and train in 25 American cities Every hour of their time from the minute they step off the Canada at the harbor pier Thursday morning until they sail from New York May 10 on the Queen Mary has been plotted and planned with meticulous detail The planning has been done by 25 local committees aided by local consuls and men sent here e Danish government One of the latter Karl Eskelund press chief of the Danish ministry of foreign affairs was asked whether the royal pair might not like to have a minute or two to them' selves certain "Royalty is expected to things others would not be expected to do" he said Eskelund thought however that the next rulers of Denmark "might possibly have an hour or two alone sometime- during the next month" They probably will want to go shopping incognito he believed but for the most part they will lend their walking time to creating good will for their country on train-lik- e schedules I re- LOS ANGELES April B UP) -Mayor Fletcher Bowron's campaign against two councilmanic candidates was prolonged Wednesday as the result of city elections in which two of the original five on his "purge" list were eliminated outright and a third was victorious "James M Hyde from the reform mayor's home district and Howard W Davis were defeated in Tuesday's voting Edward L Thrasher amassed a majority vote to retain his seat but the other two councilmen In question Byron B Brainard and Earl C Gay must participate In the run-oelection against Bowron- -' supported candidates May 2 Opposition of the five to some of Ihe mayor's appointments was responsible for his active participation in the campaign Bowron a former superior court judge took office last fall in a recall election against Mayor Frank L Shaw Schedule Set for Couple r -- "left-wing- Breath-Takin- g Wayward TouV PHILADELPHIA April 5 UP) — Adolph Raith couldn't "figure out" what possessed his "boy" to disappear he told police Wednesday With $300 said Father Adolph Edward just left saying: "Pop I'nt going to see the town" Pop's 78: Ed's 55 WITH NEW SUBTLE COLORINGS Addes whoso reelection automatically returned him to the board While candidates denied affiliation with the communist party several admitted receiving support of communist delegates and lobbyists who were active in the campaign district The pivotal Michigan aeated Richard T Frankensteen one of five former vice presidents and whose jobs were abolished three men regarded as his supporters to its seven places on the board Election of an executive board Danish Royalty Start Tour Of U S Today Brief Items Gathered Here and There wnuy lrE°nniite Left Wingers Control U A W Board CLEVELAND ' Poison Puzzle Leads Police To Open Grave ' MATtBLETHORPE 5 April 6 1939 MERCHANDISE ONLY Mexican drawnwork type Shadow applique Fine filets All pure White y d Tl m 0 hfSmA a &V 1 DEPENDACLE MERCHANDISE ONLY j 1 |