Show 2 A Sunday Morning- - -- AFL Accepted £!)C jialt £akc (Tribune Russian Envoys Fly lo Aid Countrymen Union Foes’ Aid Avers CIO Moscow N Y MISCOU PLAINS N B April 29 (UP)— The two Russian fliers who crashed on Miscou Island on a nonstop flight from Moscow to New York refused the aid of rescue planes Saturday until they had received instructions from soviet officials The airmen through an Interpreter said they would remain by which their wrecked monoplane they had refused to leave since their crash Friday night until thev had received word from Constantine Oumanski soviet charge d affaires In the United States who Is at New York Oumanski soviet (Gonstantine charge d'affaires in the United States said at New York that the fliers wottld be flown there Sunday afternoon for the opening of the World's fair He said after a telephone call to Miscou that Kokki-nadecided to land although his motors were working perfectly and he had S8 gallons of gasoline because of impenetrable weather tip to 27000 feet where a temperature of- - 55 Fahrenheit froze his compass His oxygen also was exhausted the fliers reported) The filers blamed the crash on poor visibility and the fart they were too far off the "great circle" course which they had followed across Scandinavia and over the north Atlantic for 4000 miles Neither of the fliers suffered any broken bones In the crash Dr L S Specter New York physician who flew here from Moncton N B announced after examining them He said Brigadier General Vladimir KokkinaVi pilot of the plane was bruised about the side but had not suffered any broken ribs as first believed Major Mikhail Gordienko the navigator was not hurt Three rescue planes that from Moncton another from New York and a third from Halifax N S landed on the island off the roast of New Brunswirk and were prepared to fly the airmen to Monrton and then to New York but they refused The “documentary proof' that Warner act amendments sponsored hy the AFL were drafted with t’he aid of the National Association of Man- ufacturers In an open letter to the committee John L Lewis president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations said: “I charge publicly that these amendments recommended by Mr Green (William Green president of the American Federation of Lubnr) and his associates have been prepared with the aid advice and counsel of the National Association of Manufacturers and of several of the most reactionary and antilabor corporations of the country" Green Denies Charge Green promptly branded Lewis' charge untrue "There is not one word of truth In the allegation" he said "I challenge Mr Lewis to his prove Wilb 1940 Power in Balanee Nonstop Aviators Wait Orders From Russ Chiefs WASHINGTON1 April 20 UPl-CIO offered Saturday to furnish the senate labor committee charges" Representatives of the manufacturers’ association said ths organization had no comment Green is to testify before the committee Monday In his letter Lewis suggested a set of questions for ths committee to ask the AFL leader Among them were these: "Will Mr Green and his associates disclose the names of the corporate representatives with whom they conferred in connection wdth the amendments? "Are the corporations whose representatives consulted and advised with Mr Green or his associates as to the proposed amendments under charges with the national labor relations board as the most serious and flagrant violators of the Wagner act?" Ordered hy Conclave Green told reporters that the amendments were ordered by unanimous vote of the AFL convention in Houston and were drawn by the AFL executive council "right here in my office without any other persons present" He said he would he happy to answer "in a direct and definite way" all questions asked by the committee "Obviously" he said "the charges he (Lewis) makes are designed to detract from the merit of the amendments proposed and can only be Interpreted as evidence of the desperation to which the Congress of Industrial Organization has been forced in order to maintain at any cost the advantages and the services of a biased board which it has enjoyed under the present set-v- i p” M ould Curtail Fower Among other suggested changes the AFL has proposed curtailing the labor board's power to invalidate union contracts It has charged the board with "bias" for the CIO ‘Suihng Shi)’ Congress Girds for Squabble Over New Relief Request Fliers Safe Refuse Help Says Industry Hacks Up NLKII Clianjics Rcpfescnlativcs of the Russian government board a plane they chartered in New York City to fly to the aid of their two countrymen forced down 700 miles short of their goal Royal Couple Roosevelts Enjoy Pienie HYDE PARK N Y April 29 (11’)— President Roosevelt munched hot dogs with his summer While House guests Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway at a picnic party Saturday after rereading (he draft of Sunday’s speech for opening of the New York World's fair Whit Hquse attaches declined to discuss whether the president would refer to Adolf Hitler's rejrction'nf Mr Roosevelt's peace guarantee proposals in the address The chief executive and Mrs Roosevelt invited about SO relatives MONTREAL neighbors and close friends to the former’s new stone cottage atop V Dutchess hill for the picnic luncheon 1939 April 30 Roosevelt Ignores Foes’ Rebuffs To Stand Pat on WPA Set-USeems Confident He Will Triumph p By Kirke L Simpson WASHINGTON April 29 (AP)— Congress squares away this week lor a new and politically significant clash over the size and character of federal relief activities for the next fiscal year Short of a war outbreak In Europe there is ever indication that " Byrnes Wants Relief Cost Shared Loeally relief policy and its recovery spending ramifications 'will afford the major intra and inter party issues of the next presidential campaign President Roosevelt's leadership has (net the most formidable party opposition of his incumbency on that A substantial Democratic point faction in house and senate bolted administration lines to form with Republicans the economy coalition slashed $50000000 from the thjt chief executive' estimate of what re— was needed for relief in the mainder of this fiscal year Also Will Seek End Of Discretionary Funds Distribution Hi henchTom IVndorjjaKt men are hunting cover New Charges In T ax Case Dog K C Boss Tom lYnderjiast Pleads Monday To First (’omits WASHINGTON April 29 UP) Senator Byrnes (D) South Carolina said Saturday he would press for enactment at this session of legislation ending the administration's discretionary power over distribution of relief funds and requiring the states to bear- a fixed percentage of relief costs Byrnes expressed confidence too would be apHe said there was wideproved spread sentiment among the legislators "to lay down a rule for the distribution of money” The South Carolina senator already has proposed a formula based one half on the population and one half on the number of unemployed in the various states President Roosevelt in his relief message to congress this week said any formula "should permit a sub- that his proposal KANSAS CITY Mo April 29 (UP)— Thomas J Pendergast who mixed polities and business and made thousands of dollars Saturday night was tinder new charges of hiding the true amount of his income and evading payment of income taxes The federal grand jury also indicted Pendergast last month with such startling results that Pendergast mpn have been dropping out of city jobs ever sinre reviewed the charge that in 1975 and 1936 the "boss" received $315000 in connection with a fire insurance rate fight settlement and then listed his income from his various business ventures These included a concrete company a construction company a pipe manufacturing concern a wholesale liquor business a paving company and his racing stable stantial amount of administrative discretion in order to provide sufficient flexibility to meet special situations and relief crises” Sees No Opposition Saying he thought the president’s statement did not indicate opposition to a congressionally-drafte- d formula Byrnes told reporters he felt sure some "automatic" system of relief distribution could be enacted As to local contributions for relief projects Byrnes has suggested that states and communities put up d of work relief at least costs Mr Roosevelt has indicated opposition to this proposal but the senator predicted some definite percentage would be dictated by conLo-ctcontributions to gress W P A projects now average 37 per cent f Byrnes now is working on new legislation to set up a relief distribution formula and fix the amount of local contributions He incorporated such provisions in an earlier measure to revise the entire relief The bill was withdrawn system however when Mr Roosevelt' proposed an overhaul of works agencies in his first government reorganization plan May Be Written In Ignored Defeat The president ignored that defeat in his message of last Thursday submitting a request for $2725350-00- 0 for the 1940 fiscal year’s relief That was the opening program gun of the real relief policy fight of the session It put dissenting Democrats on direct notice that the president and his supporters are rallying for a stand against any tinkering with the new deal principle of work relief or with centralization of its administration In Washington ' recess of conThe long week-engress and Chancellor Hitler's address replying to the president a peace appeal to Berlin and Rome obscured the relief policy controversy There can be no doubt however that it stands first on the political agenda of congress short of some new crisis abroad President Roosevelt opened fire in his 1940 relief message on alt pending proposals to alter the exset-uor pattern isting work-reliunder his beyond its incorporation reorganization plan No 1 into the proposed new federal works agency There was even a hint of vetoes in his language rejecting all suggestions that relief administration he turned over to the states on grants in aid basis or that allocations for federal aid be made according to a fixed formula d ef p of Fliers The New York plane carried friends of the fliers and attaches of the soviet embassy at Washington who said that one of the planes would return here Sunday to take the pair to the mainland To Plead Monday The airmen said thpy lost their Several Factor Tendergast is to plead Monday way over the Gulf of St Lawrence because of poor visibility and went in federal court to the first indictThere are several factors not about 45 degrees off their course ments and it is expected that he present In the preliminary skirPicnic Menu The plane had plenty of fuel to will be arraigned and provide bond mishing between the White House The visiting royalty was served on Saturday's indictment and congress over relief policy carry them to New York they ex- then hot dogs Virginia ham biscuits a ' Maurice M Milligan U S district which many on Capitol hill believe plained Scandinavian salad and coffee The make the success of an economy They circled Miscou Island for attorney Indicated salad was prepared Nellie coalition drive highly doubtful in about 45 minutes Friday night be- would be tried on Saturday's indictJohansen who also presided at the this case For one thing relief apfore deciding to attempt a landing ment rather than on the first two buffet when the Swedish crown on a sandy marshy spot near the indictments probably in June propriations for the next fiscal year While the jury was reindicting prince and princess were at Hyde will cover the first six months of shore The plane touched the ground B Smith Park last year dike Pendergast Mayor Bryce 1940 five feet from a natural a presidential election year old At the conclusion of the luncheon In that period come the state and dragged 400 feet and then turned and the city were forcing his of the party was entertained hy an out friend R Emmet O'Malley congressional primaries and seleccompletely around but not over amateur Norwegian dancing troupe his position as director of th(j city tion of delegates to the next naMotor Damaged NEW VO from Brooklyn tional party conventions Both motors were damaged bad- water department a $6000 a year The royal parry motored to the Senators up next year for reelee-tio- n O'Malley was state insurance ly one of them crashing through job and the propellers commissioner when the fire rate and 'With invalidating AFL con- - picnic spot from Hyde Park house the fuselage and all house members seeking return to Washington will be directtracts to favor the CIO The boardjthree miles away In the late afterwere bent The rest of the plane compromise was reached and the noon they returned after inspecting Map shows remote Miscou island New Brunswick where suffered comparatively little has denied bias ly under the guns of their voter conjury indicted him for failure to rescue two soviet long distance fliers The AFL also has recommended the Roosevelt farm and reforestato report $62500 which it alleged nge however converged Members of the senate appropria- stituents in this battle over relief parties a redefinition of what under the tion project The fliers attributed the fact thatjhe received from a fund raised tions committee said it was possible How they voted on extending aid act are "unfair labor practices" the plane did not turn over after among the insurance companies and that provisions covering contribu- for the remainder of this fiscal year Leave Today Lewis suggested that his questhey hit the ground to its weight 'divided among Pendergast O'Mal-"I- t tions and relief distribution would may have been' forgotten hy next Grown Prince Olav and Princess How they vote on the 1940 was too heavy to turn over" ley and a St Louis insurance agent be written into the tions also be propounded to John ap- year Mart ha will bid goodhy to the General Kokkinaki said through an bill for the fiscal year relief program is spt to be a prime Frey chief of the AFL metal Roosevelts propriation to reQmt and Sunday morning consideration with voters in their trades department and Joseph A Refused beginning July 1 TORONTO turn to New York April 29 (P) - A t gasped in surprise and refused to interpreter on 0 states or districts when balloting Fishermen from Miscou Plains asked O'Malley refused lo resign saving has radway the AFL general counsel via West Point whereCity bywillmotor The compresident that the witbelieve Oxalic acid is a poisqn Island town about seven miles from it would prejudice his defense to startling discovery they "The people of this country" their renomination or reelection and related relief work for ink fluid and mon Lewis said "in considering the mer- ness a dress parade by the cadet and is known in test tubes to do the scene of the crash and farmers quit under fire but he asked for activities Action on the request Reject All Effort remover oxalic acid stops the T its of any proposed amendments to corps wrecked monoplane about a leave of absence and It immedi- exactly the opposite of helping found the Vmiif all and probably will be delayed until the rurse" and the hemophilia "royal Sunday night president are act inter relations labor The that fact gniri The president and his new deal was the national 'atelv has granted committee clot to house blood appropriations quickly entitled to know who are the pro- Mrs Roosevelt will welcome Grown other kinds of hemorrhage was the water department had paid had time to analyze results of its supporters have rejected every efPrince of Denmark and announced here Saturday Even when the Philadelphians in seven years current Democratic losses men $342500 three ponents of such amendments and PrincessFrederik to investigation of the W P A fort to interpret The report whs made to the Ingrid Hyde Park for and disclosed that more than 500 perThe airmen had completed all but j0 00k for leaks in the mains had the economic interests they repreThe committee will resume hear- in last year's congressional of American Scientists will reach a Federation O'Mal-mile They stay the pressure 'for sent” sons in more than a dozen large 700 miles of their projected with an inquiry into state elections as a popular uprisArMonday for ings on the by Biology presidential Experimental Poughkeepsie — flight and were hut 225 miles icy's retirement which had been arts and construction proj- ing against either his leadership or hospitals have had their 'hemorthur Steinberg and William R yacht Potomac at 6 p m On Monshort of the roast of Maine when! preceded by that of H F McEIrny WPA York cities A group policies or as a ' specific national New in ects in some cases and Mr Rooseof Brown will stopped hospital rhages Kensington accompany day they were forced down They hadjiy manager for 33 years and Otto of and mayors will testify reaction against new deal their lives saved with oxalic acid they governors velt to Rbinebeck for a post office Philadelphia followed the "great circle" route p Higgins police director spending policies The as to their experiences with work the biologists continued skeptical across At first the assembled biologists dedication success of the economy coalition in Scandinavia over the north q'he jury Saturday charged that relief later in the week Atlnntic and Iceland and down to- - jn 5935 Pmdergast's Income was cutting down current relief is wideward the North American roast by $i249'J4 on which a tax of $35802 ly attributed to such an interpretatSal) Lai City ion of the 1938 election results by way of Gape Farewell the southern shoiild have been paid Instead it — April 30 1939— those Democrats who joined up tip of' Greenland said Pendergast reported his in- MEXICO CITY April’ 29 UP -- A with the Republican minority to Villagers nttemnted to rarrv thccome Bl $2i 145 claimed exemp-iniure- d ransom note demanding 85000 pesos Kokkinaki to Miscou riains ljon3 of make the coalition effective Hllj paid a tail of Completes 4 ( lull calendar A Page SECTION Oscar of release for the Local The president again has repudi($13000) jWhere his injuries could be treated M ire leased re- Tribune to women I lawmakers By tab's e National ated that view in his 1940 relief but both the fliers refused to leave Erwin Finch Pearce found guilty Tje nPxt ypar Pendergast ’a in- Lampe kidnaped American mining 29 Y Old N lv: feature view April WHITE PLAINS "Daysof The islanders brought oome soared ‘to $441 115 on whir h a all the clamor in conthe plane Thacker acquitted Against Gage 3 company manager was received at New deal group business faction William work Grace Brother Page them mitk biscuits sandwiches nndUx of g253608 should have been —After six months' gress over alleged administrative State fight for 10(0 Democratic control his home in the city of Guanajuato r proprietor ofgb0r comings of W P A he voiced a stretcher for!pHid the indictment states Instead J Reid association news jeoffee and set up Tage 1 Utah Future Farmers conclude L an electrical repair shop cre’ He lav there Saturday Page 9 the iniured pilot prediction that when "much paid a tax of $25451 on r Pittman hits slews of silver foes state roimu n e e 0 robot that caj gmo)(e baJ) cleared a five-fothe cold night while Pendergast total of $87840 His throughout away" the I’rovn Lampe a Coloradoan who has of Utah netivities 'ni 1 ( income nfl Tage smokes drinks plays a harmonica M f0V(rnmenf handling of work rein the cabin of lolGordienko was slept hnt year lived in Mrxico for 30 years was Page theopor(od inpm Roosevelt sounds out Amerlea on Wheat surplus purchase plan talked stands up shakes his head and wrecked plnne would he recorded hy history the jurors said “ abducted by an armed band from for Utah and Idaho Page 13 Trice amt logan news weddings in 'Vjhort tuif of UM fir!’'$117378 chews gum Page l as a joint reply to Hitler Lps(pl administrative I con-i the stale I tahn seeks range and flood Page lCmpn tn rHPrh hP plane said he irt front of his home Thursday Lewis Devoting all his spare time "fa Hrhievement m1 charges A r L connived with N ew and comment about nr into funds Page in congress Reid trn task to the put y th crash n(MRhhor io nge I foes of labor night Speaker holidays nu lr"man" most of the old Investigating W P A Branch college class the Mars-likingis - JVjn (helr homes Thev found thr Nan) Lampe is assistant manager1 of New charges of tax evasion face — not for eggs to be seen on stage and What's hatnr radio and automobile na An investigation nf W P A Is behour hnl( refrigerator itrr abo(lt Min2 Consolidated the Guanajuato Kansas City boss Gage screen Page 13 SECTION B parts he found in the back of nis ing made by a house commit lr No ing company D over SECTION English for the and arms Speak for squabble girds shop Stovepipe headed hy Representative Wood-ruLocal ds-- j emigres A report from (ianaato Page 2 sheet metal for the body were "The fliers couldn't sneak a word the Virginia Democrat who led considered for I tah (i O P copies bourbons’ "whip" rlosed the ransom note was rioliv-- i sites new Five to had he on buy the economy coalition to victory in of house ladies "The one! the graduation exercises of the Re- among the few things Page ijof English" Vihcrt said 1 cred Saturday morning A previous Sucres of reorganization hinge s rage Reid said he had always wanted the first relief clash of the session Real estate transactions building who wasn't hurt pulled out a maplmnce high school to be held here men named to lend new units note delivered Friday to Lampe'sj Smedley I) Butler give modernization Gage 2land with his finger showed us May 26 The high school is eom- - to make a robot But now he admits The president approved it provided Page 4 1 wife threatened death to the pris- world pence formula Page landscaping andwhere he had started from and!posed of students from Reliance ruefully he doesn't know quite what it was a "constructive” inquiry oner of the authorities were noti- - Roosevelt family entertains news of Salt Lake City and Gardru news to do with it homes Gage 3 where he was going and then flung Winton and Dines Whether there is to be a serious 8 tied princess Tage vicinity Youth activities and school news up his arms to show that they did fight to cut dow'n 1040 relief spendThe car in which Lampe wrs kid Page fiNw of mllitnry and veterans’ 4 were not know' where they My Gage ing may not be clear until that inwas found abandoned in the C S w ar group to welcome visiting Gage 7 ganizations land Girl Reserves brother Lawrence pointed out on In the foothills of Mt St Nicholas vestigation shows results I’age 6 'Murray prepare for regional music Boy Scouts sovereigns to rapitnt Gage 6 the map where they had landed light of the challenging language Death merchant's new confession festival Page 14 Reviews snd comment on current and the flier looked very puzzled" and substance of his relief message reveals 21 insurance killings SECTION C Vihcrt said that when he reI11 39-Ycar-O- ld hooks and news of literary folk the president appears confident Income Tage 8 Sfort’ however of turning the tables on his Gage 6 turned to the scene of the crash Factions near showdown in soft' c Kathleen Norris Tage 7 Saturday morning the fliers "looked party critics and retrieving lost p mill Page 8 Records fall as B V I concludes1 Sets All-Tim- e L4 borough Bridge? Groveb Whalen party leadership prestige on the eve annual relay carnival Page American Institute of TubHc Opin- much hetter" but appeared sur- By Tribune Leased M ire Church united Methodist bishops me today at the of the 1940 presidential is expecting In victory ion Tage 8 prised that rescuing planes had not NEW YORK April campaign WASHINGTON declare Gage 8 T tab track team turns April 29 1 world’s fair” arrived MAGAZINE SECTION over Tage Aggies 3200 out of and miles days receipts in March tolaled Foreign left Oztim’s have on use is northern and island the Miscou Age SECTION E Stop crying over vanished yachts side of vehicle with a noticeable tuber- NolPd Engineer Dies $68289470 a record for hat month Poland drafts denial of liazl dethe Gulf of St Iiwrence Santa Monica Cal a Holsman In full color Coverpagei in the life of a a Picture rnmorze day page and on mands 1900 automobile cular cough But freshly painted miles from the New Brunswick Danzig ''vintage Postmaster General Farley anchugged Front rover Hollywood ean’t keep up w ith its 4s LOS ANGELES April 29 UT) — baby and bearing such inscriptions ss hv a narrow into New York today on its two mainland sensrnted Tage 1 nounced Saturday night' The re2 in color full servants Gage Cal to New York James Munn 74 nationally known Monica H Oztim John with Russian fliers forced down on Mos- Society and nuptial news starts on Eat six meal a island from "Santa which cylinders Shiopigan he to ceipts exceeded by more than live day and Page 2 mcohafiie cow to N Y hop refuse help at the City 1939 World's Fair" and "Hit construction engineer died at his separated from the mainland in the previous record for ltm Gage 4 He was general me easy I’m getting old" it puls home Saturday wheel Girn bv Both another strait straits Tage 2 March 1937 r Uncle Sam prepares to trim the of construction lor to the morbid a on Oblivious brave ice superintendent front' with Postal receipts for the first nine Romanis move to settle debts to S1)C jammed Calif “card sharp" Gage 5"'l'rf’ of numerous I S According to Ozum the ancient the Metropolitan water district's Tage 91 months of the current fiscal year vprv IS m'Tnimt KiUerpd it Science mechanics and invention Colorado river aqueduct beli Hull lX CHv iccrml ear has traveled 4350 miles en OfflGi c!took off from the soviet capital si Ozum pumping a home-madamounted to $561532197 likewise a Due order new expansion of Ital-- f Pago H70 S from 1930 until his retirement last '7:19 p m (G S T) Thursday so lows route to New York horn Ian army brought his Tage 10 put nn 11111 'r liml-- r Srt nf Mitri'h new' high for the period Farley said From 1909 to 1924 he was crate to a stop and inwm "I got more than twenty-on- e tiiahi' year hurriedly that s hag nf mail railing them "a true index of the Rumanian diplomat lours European viirls Wyoming H'mdav duly miles on gallon nf gas too” with the United Statei reclamation pages of full color cartoons tended for the ship did not rearh quired continued upswing In business and capitals on ilefenaive mission 412 mo in d' llnv yrir service the mechanic boastid "How do you get to th Tri by leading artist of the nation jthe airport In time Tage 10 in U 0 duly and Puuday month 4125 industry’’ Friends one-thir- Pendergast dam-'gran- d Cure for ‘Bleeders’ 'Found r WPA $1750-00000- Ransom Asked For American hi Today’s Salt Lake Tribune Electrical Repairman Robot mes-jsag- ' Parent-Teache- politi-complet- ver-sit- I- 1 striking J (nl)Ila - e m Mechanic Spans Continent Auto March Postal Record ('Ti-B- tie-u- ostal I tit Salt tribune eur-iosi- ty e Suh-'Tl- 392-mi- T N- : |