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System Started Alcatraz Stew anl Laud Roosevelt Effort Totific LONG BEACH Cal Aug 29 (UP)— Wavne L Morse Pacifif coast aibitrator for the depart-men- t of labor Tuesday night of shipaverted a possible tie-uAnping in the Long Beach-Lo- s to an order harbor with geles longshoiemen and employers to work all ships immediately The arbitrator arrived from San Francisco and confcircd with the joint relations committee of the International Longshoremens and Warehousemens union and the Waterfront Emplovers’ association in an attempt to settle a dispute Involving 50 suspended unionists who refused to pass a Chinese picket line around a Japanese freighter last May SAN FRANCISCO Aug 29 (Ah —John A Kesslar a steward at itzeiland Aug 29 (2PI— Jan Paderewski the celebrated pianist and former Polish piesident has cabled President Roosevelt in appreciation of his efforts to keep the peace of Eu- among these serfinance the small operations through bringing capital from outside the state "Money has been reluctant to move an where” Mr Coupal said ' But it feels considerably more encouraged if it knows that a stale department is eager to assist it ” The department is completing a mineral resource survey of the state to locate and classify all minerals Then it can calculate where operations can he profitably developed and submit the information to private operators Mr Coupal said such a study will be completed in upper Mojave county to determine whether resources warrant a lead smelter zinc retorts and other plants If the conclusion is affirmative the department will promote the proj- 4 tf ' - 1 v NJi Outstanding vices is to help £ V partment ! is “something ev Of Circumstances ery state can well afford to copy ” said ’Otherwise”- - he "vou haven t done all vou can to make small mines into big ones ’’ The association was organized a vear and a half ago as a protest against oppressive national and state legislation he said Now It has 3400 members It is credited with defeating a 4 per cent severance lax proposed in Arizona and blocking all other bills it considered in- jurious ‘You may have just as many small operators here in Utah but vou just don t hear from them" he observed NisWcGNS-T- l xSk Svv "Once more your noble to maintain peace testithe high ideals which anithe great American naPaderewski wrote "Your message will live In history ” rope effort fies to mate tion” Alcatraz federal prison testified he had seen Harry Tuesday Bridges four times at Pierres chateau on Baker street here previously described in testimony as ill Remembers Singer a communist gathering place dur1934 strike the HOLLYWOOD Aug 29 UP) ing Budges CIO maritime labor —The will of the late Ldith leader whom the government is Snyder 22 daughter of Colonel seeking to deport to Australia on Moe (The Gimp) Snyder who is the giound he is n communist hnd in the rountv jail awaiting apdenied ever having been at the peal of his conviction for shootchateau either to attend a meetd ing Mvrl S Aldermaq of Singer Ruth Ltting ing or to have a drink Kesslar was a steward at the was filed for piobate Tuesday 1934 to The document of Miss Snyder chateau from August Fehtuary 1935 who died August 4 in Chicago Harry Sweeney vice president read "To my beloved friend of the A F L shingle weavers’ Filer I leave rav gold Margaret testiunion at RaVmond Wash all the charm bracelets fied about a remark allegedly rest I leave to my stepmother made hy Gordon Castor Aberdeen Ruth Elting ” Studies Dispute ‘Merits’ shingle weaver He ordered ships loaded and un‘“If I do (testify against Belief for Chinese loaded by any crew dispatched Bridges) I won t ever have to work SHANGHAI Aug 30 ( Wednesfrom the union hiring hall includ- in a shingle mill again’” Sweeney day) UP)— Two Ametjcan relief ing the 50 men removed from the quoted Castor Sweeney said Castor told him bodies here Tuesday appropriated lists bv Arbitrator Irvin Stalmas-te- r until he has had time to de- he had been approached tw Ice bv 175 000 Chinese dollars (about termine ‘the merits’ of the dis- immigration officers who wanted ?49000) for relief of victims of lnm "to testify against Harry the Tientsin flood There had pute ” been strong appeals for help ‘I would like to make it clear Bridges Bridges’ attorneys have sought that in this temporary ruling 1 am fiom United States diplomatic not setting aside the Stalmaster to show theie was a “conspiracy” authorities in both Tientsin and award” he said "but the funda- among various persons to deport Pciping of mental arbitration the labor lender by offering "impurpose would be defeated If shipping were proper inducements for testimony Cancel European Tour tied up while arbitration went on " against him RIO DC JANEIRO Aug 20 IP) Coast-Wid- e Issue -- General Pcdio Aurelio de Goes Morse held the dispute was a California Girl U S Criticized Boosts SF In Lethargy For ’40 Meet On Mexican Oil Winsome Emissary Pleads Case Of Coast City A winsome lass In a gold and purple cowgirl suit made certain Tuesday that every delegate to the American Mining congress convention knew that San Francisco wants the annual meeting next year Making endless rounds of t e convention building at the state fairgiounds with paper poppies and a sales talk advertising San Francisco Miss Nevada Wright put the California city well into the running with Colorado Springs and Denver Colo for the 1910 convention The brunet maids cowgirl garb was complete even to the hanging ominously fiom her belt ’But I haven t had to use it vet she confessed Nobodv s refused to wear a poppy vet" pianist-husban- ’ ‘ U S Agent Destroy ‘Magic’ Water DETROIT Aug 29 gallon cases of water manufactured bv the Robinson Spring Water companv Jackson Miss Maiden Name Returned and labeled as a treatment for dia20 LOS ANGELrS betes kidney and bladder trouble " Aug diMfller Marguerite Tuesday wete to join the waters vorced wife of Elsworth Statler of the Detroit river hotel fortune heir Tuesday won The “spring water’ is mnde up the legal right to use her maiden of table salt epsom salts glaubers Miss Miller dentist s asname salts and gypsum in slightly minsistant married Statler after a eralized water food and drug indude ranch romance hut they lived spectors who seized the cases together onlv a few months irported (INS)-Six-tv-f- rbara ive coast-wid- Former Demor crans of 15000 Join Parade of im LOS ANGELES Aug 29 (AA— Witt Clinton Cook 20 a former Iowa was Waterloo printer War Complicates Art hbout a by police grilled Tuesday (Ah-NEW YORK Aug 29 series of crimes after a deputy disin Europe might embarrass the trict Attorney announced he had masterpieces of art exhibit at confessed killing one girl and atthe New Yoik worlds fair Perry two others all with a tacking T Rathbone direitor of the Inch club show said Tuesday he Slightly built and dark haired had received messages from the Cook was at rested Monday night Louvie In Paris the National as a prowler After a night of allcry of London and the Deputy District Atof Amsterdam tequest-In- g questioning torney U U Blalock said Cook that he retain their loan exhibits until further notice Rath-bon- e admitted he fatally bludgeoned said he would be glad to Anya Sosoyeva a San Francisco but that Insurance rates after dancer on the campus of Los the fair closes might become a ‘ Anegeles City college last Februproblem ary Two Other Attacks Soviet Overtures NEW YORK Aug 29 (2P) — He also confessed Blalock said The antinazi movie "Professor that he clubbed Della Bogard a Mamlock" shown continuously actress a month movie later and at the New soviet the in pavilion York world’s fair since early this that he similarly attacked Myrtle month has been withdrawn and Wagner a nursemaid In the home "Lenin In 1917 has been substiof her employer last Thursday tuted night Cooks wife Lorraine 24 and his mother Mrs Ruby Cook were Fall Kills Rear Admiral taken into custody also on charges BRADFNTON Fla Aug 29 UP) of suspicion of grand theft Cook —Perry Garst 91 who relit ed from Insisted they knew nothing of his the navy as a rear admiral in 1907 actlv Ities died Tuesday night of complicaBlalock said Cook Is normal in tions from injuries received in a actions and appearance that he fall does not smoke drink or use narcotics "I don t know exactly why I 9 did it— about the ravishing I mean” Blalock quoted Cook as "It was some kind of unsaying controllable Passion I impulse guess ” Guild affiliates called for Robbery Came First De War Rijks-museu- m C ’ Overseas Yets ’ NFW YORK Aug 29 (Ab-- The Associated Actors and Artists of America icported Tuesday night that a peace proposal it made to the Stagehands’ union had been re’ected In a statement the parent A F L union for autors said George E Browne president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Emploves (the stagehands) "made clear to us that his intention is to reduce the actors to a vassal state ” The rejected proposal made by Taul Dullzell and Kenneth Thomson executive secretaries of Actors’ Equ'ty and the Screen Actors’ withdrawal of the stagehands from "But robbery was the reason I "Interference in actors’ affairs slatted out in each case I wantadministration of variety actors by ed to get their purses I thought a nonpartisan committee for 90 women would be easier” Miss Sosoyeva days and an election by variety to settle their "final dancer and dramatic student was performers ’’ destiny bludgeoned as she walked across The jurisdictional battle grew out the college campus to the audis revocation of the torium where she was to appear of the American Federation of Actors’ in a playlet She lapsed into uncharter on grounds of mismanage- consciousness after muttering: "A ment man hit me over the head" She died a few hours later of Sophie Tucker president of the federation which operates in the a basal skull fracture Physicians variety and night club field then said she had been criminally atled her union into the stagehands’ tacked but Cook 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' IBIIEKSES I ’ ORIGINALLY ooa to o()5 SALE Cat-mo- lor-cig- for next year has a front seat relations committee and consequently was not one of those Democrats who held up the Bloom neutrality bill" the senator here for a testimonial banquet in his honor said Every war jingoist in this country is in favor of our going to the aid of England and Trance in good company and four is no crowd? tor of wotk done under Clurk said not only saved public funds but aNo "eliminated to a high degree bad construction practices such ns collusive bidding closed and specifications the He added wage underpayments thnt refunds to labor totaled $797- Supervision federal loans and giants ‘kick-hac- event of war r ‘They would not onlv send arms 0 O Clark reported that 295 cases and ammunition at the present time hut it woutdn t he long be- had been turned over to federal fore they would want to send and state law officials and thnt of men these 171) hnd been presented to ‘Apparently that is Johnsons grand juries 110 had been losed Idea in the matter without grand jury action and 15 Bv minding our own business still were being eonsidered we are not contributing to either e ‘ side so wide that three is Hollywood Actor Wins Rattle With Agency LOS ANGELES Aug 29 (JPl- -A superior court judge held Tuesday that Tom Broy n young film aetor need not pay the Small companv theatrical ageney $15 000 Suing for that sum the agency rimmed It was entitled to It) per cnt of his earnings up to 1912 under a contract Brown contended the agency failed to obtain him proper employment and thnt he owed it nothing Four benl(‘iic(‘d In INmer Fraud - TACOMA Wash Aug 29 (IP) Four conv Icted de fendants In the federal trial against eight former officers of the Peoples G is & Oil Co charged with defrauding Washington investors of OOO lost their motion for new tilal Tuesday Three weie given federal $2-0- peni-lenlia- sentences hy I edcral Judge Leon R Vnnkwuh and the fourth wns plaeed on probation All four of the men were fiom Los Angeles Three other defendants last week were acquitted and one fired when the jury failed to reach an ngieunetil of Sqnaln J I Simons president of the companv wns sentemed to ei ht Delayed hy vrms and a day In prison and SEE PORTSMOU1H N H Aug 29 ’fiiu'd $10 Ml A similar sentence I'D— A southeast storm that kiekeel wns Markowitz given William YOUR NEAREST v sale manager while his ht other up heavy seas Tuesday night ed surfacing of the submarine Samuel Markowitz wns sentenc BUICK DEALER to three jeais and a (lay Squalua until Thursday morning Lifting Storm CM de-la- it Police Claim He Admits Campus Crime Grand Army Stagehands Frown on Actors Plans Last 'Real’ Parade New Proposal for Peace e issue within his jurisdiction and that he would issue a final decision Before the arbitrator conferred with opposing factions work was halted on 16 ships and 120 dock-me- n had quit their jobs The crews reported to work with the unionPITTSBt RGH Aug 29 ists who weie "penalized’ a week Man Flay of the Grand Army of the for refusal to penetrate the picket line and then quit in protest when Republic shined up Iheir muskets Lack Policy and dusted off hoots Tuesday night employers ordered the in preparation for a strict military ’hot’ men to stop work Americas policy in regard to parade— without women and automobiles the Mexican oil expropriations— or rather lack of polio— Is placDeclaring Ihcy would have no part of modern machines to carry ing American capital in a thorn over the mile-lon- g uphill position throughout of Ralph E in the paiade route Wednesday the 100 odd "boys in blue’ insisted they H Pomerov assistant manager of will mareh behind their state dethe American Smelting and Repartment colors fining company property at Rosita Mexico heck Open 4 ars ‘All America has done is talk— obBOSTON But encampment officials apa and that means nothing Aug 29 (Ab- -In served the former Denver man carnival gaietv which drowned out pealed for open cars to carry the who has been associated with the newsboys shouts “War threatens old soldiers and said some would Mexican Zinc companv (U S and Furope ” nearly a million persons march and some would tide R affiliate) at Rosita for nine Tuesday cheered 15000 marching The veterans have already ruled overseas soldiers of former limes out women and auxiliary members years ‘"Iheie are many methods of and their auxiliaries In the fortieth in civilian dress Only themselves bringing pressure that the admin- annual parade of the Veterans of and veterans of other wars and other military units will be alistration could use I feci some- Foreign Wars low ed if Ram be fell done must but definite the thing intermittently The decision to have "just one as the veterans American capital is to be protect- crowd stayed ed in all of Central and South walked briskly along the four-mil- e more’ strict military parade coinroute accompanied by moio cided with the apparent keynote of America ’’ annual encampHe attributed the recent expro- than 100 bands mixing the theme the seventy-thir- d priations in Bolivia to the sucress songs of countless battles in which ment that this is the last gatherof the Mexican experiment with they fought with swing music ing for many and perhaps the last Business virtually closed shop paiade of the grand army American oil What of American mining prop- in the heart of the city and for Band toPlay five hours a continuous stream of erties in Mexico-sav The I nited States marine hand “As the Spanish ‘quien brightly costumed drill teams mu" responded Mr Pomerov sahe-sical units and elaborate floats pa- will be the leading musical organraded down Tremont street in ization of the parade in which Who knows’ It s a rase of watch’’ front of the main reviewing sland neatly 1500 national guardsmen ing and waiting three divisions of Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion and U S reserve officers will participate T he veteians rested Tuesday attending the Allegheny county fair Monday night they attended a reception in honor of their WASHING ION Aug 29 Pi — HELENA Mont Aug 29 (A — Robert M Round Senator Burton K VV heeler D Colonel E W Clark acting com- 95 of Ripley N Y and his staff After the parade they will hold Montana ‘aid Tuesday that ‘lor missioner of public works repoit-e- d Assistant Secretary of War JohnTuesday that PWA investiga- their first business session at which son to sav that the failure of the tions had saved the government spokesmen said a resolution urging pensions for widows of Civil war passage of the neutrality act was more than $75 000 000 Clark outlined the irsult of the veterans married after June 27 nearly equivalent to present ng Germany with the Atlantic fleet is agency s watchfulness over prot- 1905 probably would be presented ects in a report to John M so silly it needs no refutation n federal works administra"I am not a member of the Latin-Ameri- Grill Iowa 'Death Dealer’ Monteno Brazilian diief of staff has postponed indefinitely a tup to Europe which was to have started Tuesday Informed sources said Tuesday night General Goes Monteiro w ho returned home early this month after a visit to the United States was to hnve gone to Germany Italy France and Great Britain ’ RFC Mr Coupal was a field organizer for the small mine operators' association before his appointment With him at the conv ention are the four field engmeees Carl C Barth Jr Miles M Carpenter Elgin Bov re Holt and New ton W oleott Charles F Willis secretary of the association and "father" of the legislation creating the department commented Tuesday that the de- V I Miss Nevada Wright wins another convert in her campaign to bring the 1940 mining congress convention to San FranHe is Kurt Kuchlthau cisco mining engineer of the ’39 of of class Wisconsin University ect The association also assists small and SEC operators with reports with clearing title to land and water and with related problems Former Organizer BERNE p v L A Officials Brief News Items From Here Tlwre Calls Temporary Halt to Coat Dock Tie-Up Functions of the Arizona state department of mineral resources — created to serve small mines of that state— were being studied Tuesday by mining men of other western states gathered at the American Mining congress convention here 1 he Arizona department was created by the J939 legislature at the instance of the Arizona Small Mine Onlv si Operators association months old it already is credited bv Its backers with bringing some new capital into Arizona and with helping small operators in varied other ways J Sam CoupalA pctor explained the departmys vork at a meeting of state secretaries of the congress this week "Were organized to do for the economic pioblems of the operators what the state bureau of mines does for their technical problems’’ Mr Coupal explained Tuesday Help Financing August 30 1939 - Arbiter Orders Bridges Seen orkei’s With Reds Baek to Sliij )S Hearing Told To Benefit Small Operators -- Salt £akc tribune- xrijc 3 d Mother 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Come early for best selection 254 An airplane pilot identified hv his license nsJaek Ramsey 30 of Granite Citv III and an elderly woman believed to have been his mother were killed Tuesday in the crash of a eabin airplane Witnesses said Ramsev made a foiced landing In a stubble field near Laconia south of Corydon to obtain gasoline and crashed into low hanging telephone wires when he attempted to take off again The ship fell into state road 111 and hurst into flames Novelties Seersuckers What do you eat for breakfast’ Cotlee toast maybe some egRs’ What do you eat for lunch and dinner? White bread meat potatoes’ It tlit lie nonderyou re You probably don t eat enough ' bull ” And ‘ bulk ’ doesn t mean the amount you eat It s a kind ol lood that forms a soft bulky" mass In the Intestine s and helps a movement If tills Is your Double may we suggest a crunchy toasted cereal-htllo- gg breakfast Is a natural food not a medicine — but It s particularly rich In "bulk ’’ Be lng so It can help you not only to pet regular but to keep regular You won t have to endure constipation vou can ntoiei It Eat dallv drink plenty of water and life w til be for Made vou' brighter by Kellogg s In Battle Creek Dark Prints Dark Grounds Voiles SIZES Isn’t This Why You Are Constipated? 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