| Show - c Y--- - -- ' ' -- ) - A lo f : - —- - ' ' st - - - 7:Wedneiday igornIng - NewDearsBiseDecline TREND of RQOSEVELT POPULARItY in murk5' 1 ' ' - ' Pair Barred From Et PRESIDENTIAL 19p Work in Plant Get Jobs Pay 5I ! eeop -7 :' TODAY - ::::::l::: LOS ANGELES Aug 20 (UP)-- - I Louis (Lepke) Buchalter notorious New York racketeer Tuesday was Indicted with Benjamin (Bugslei Siegel and three others by the county grand jury for the gangland slaying last Thanksgiving eve of Harry (Big Greenie) Schachter The jury heard testimony of a vice president of Murder Inc and a trtggerman for the syndicate both brought )ere by District Attorney Buron Fitts from 'Brooklyn N Y and rettillittrthe dictment naming Lepke Siegel Champ Segal Hollywood barber Frank Carbo Seattle and New York fight promoter and Emanuel (Manny) Weiss high lieutenant of Lepke 50 - S BOSTON Aug 20 (A'—The United- State! circuit court of appeals held Tuesday that an employir could not refuse to 'hire a job applicant solely because of union connectionssuling that such "blacklisting" 4wou1d nullify existing prohibitions set up 1)3P the na Ala :1xiii:-:y:-:4"::!::::::::- - - - - - - ''' - -- 21 1940 5 —Wugust e Dies Absolves - $AN FRANCISCO Aug 20 (An— Martin Dies chairman of the congressional committee investigating activities said Tuesday he is now of the opinion that four Hollywood figures mentioned Ini previous testimony "are not and never have been members of the communist party" The four he named were actors James Cagney Fredric March and Humphrey Bogart and Scenario Writer Phil Dunne Dies Said his statement made to the press was preliminary to hie al report to his committee in Washington regarding the situa- z tion in Hollywood and that he was making it at this time "because the names and reputations olthose mentioned make it seem that a prompt statement should be made in Justice to them" Cagney was in secret session with Dies earlier in the day Dies said "there was no testimonylefore the committee that Mr Humphrey Bogart was a member of the communist party '' and Me MarchMr-Oagn-ey b—unne have been very frank and submitte&their books and records The chair for our inspection feels that apparently out of bmmanitarian impulses Mr March Mr Dunne and Mr Cagney have made contributions to and permitted their names to be used by certain organizations that this committee has unanimously found to be among those in which communists are in leadership" ' 4 - The pickaxe used by Van Den Dreschd whose name had been given earlieras Frank JacksOn had a stocky wooden handle about a foot long- - It appeareCbardlyever to have been used before The axe itself was of steel with a sharply-pointe- d pick at one end and a forked hammer claw on tha ::p! o' N4 other such as is used to pull sails 1 °The steel head measured about :41:y seven or eight inches from tip to 7 :: 0': f ot tip ::: ::: :: :: Van Den Dreschd who also wu '" !':: :H::'L::' :i:!':: taken to the hospital with head ' c !:"!:::!:':'::: ::: s“ ': :: ": injuries suffered when the guards subdued him was described as ': :4:1::::2!:::: about six feet tall- - with short ' '":'t7:4 ''''''' ''''' ' clipped - Lhiack hair7He 'wears il:'' Leon Trotsky Near Death Wounded sm Four Stars Of ) Red 'Status Charge Includes Four Other Gangster Aces -- 61 -- Jury Indicts Lepke in Coast KillhIg e Enfte sosieweelPe gakt ireibtute 'Zile gSatt - — - et One) (Continued From Page Dreschd who told police he was a journalist and had been educated' in Paris had been admitted to and given the run of the heavily-guarde- d Coyoacan home for more than eight months The guards said a wontan whom -they believed to be an American and who had posed as Von Den Dreschd's wife also had gained a close friendship with Trotsky' T Great patches of blood stained The floor of the study after the attack Trotsky according to the called by the 'police who were apparently struggled desperately with his assailant The receiver on the telephone in the room had been unhooked which was taken 16 indicate-thahe probably had tried to signal for help Mrs Trotsky followed the guards Into the study screaming "Let him live! Let him livetm She accompanied hirb to the hosremained secluded there pital and ' during the operation — ' ' iilro::"s1 ' - ' :1 s ' -- I "r the-mur- li Vile Ohio to Winkle Pei sists L atest Poll Slimvs - - :: ::' - - ' 4 i0 ::is H:::::':::::: - '' ::::::: ': ::" He was questioned by secret lice while lying on a cot ': s ' ''' :' ' I ! :: ::: : :r-- :1"':'::": '::: ':::: - Den Dreschd Van po- whose good command of the English language made some of the guards think he might be American won a place intimate circle in Trotsky's-mos- t Of friends Pollee Chief General Manuel Nunez said Van Den Dreschd told him he had known Trotsky for a long time end "would give my life's blood" for him Latelyhow ever'he appeared to have differed violently with Trotsky's views and his management of the "fourth in-- 4 4r Ni' ii ::A 'i I :4 17- ' V-f- !E glasset--- s's '"tI: 0 4 i ' "1 4:7!: 4s:z'i t i tional labor relations act i ': '::z::::: ) c 1 4 ? 0 !:::::'" The court's t decision $' :::::::i ::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::-::7:: i::: )' —split two to one—came as It or":i§4' :: ' ? :'' ' dered the Waumbec Mills Inc of AIJC4194d 1932 1936 ::: Manchester N H to pay back l' ' ':': ::::qi'0 1 The trend line presents a comparison of President RooseL "''''''' '::::::': ::::::? wages" to lwo men who have never Term 4 Serving ternationale" Ohio in velt's as measured today polls strength by Gallup worked for the corporation as be- —The - clasty ' alleged to have been one Lepke --Later::: :‘ cast 1936 elections vote the in state with in and 1932 the best lieved to have precipitated the at- customwell as tpof1 et to both ring's jobs si- a sterilized white robe wearing :: ": -'''' s''': :::::'::':":::: tack on Trotsky ers pow is serving a ltiLyear senCrux of the ruling upholding an lently holding her husband's hand ''4 ' on a in Leavenworth tence k)" In room of Her the bleak Operating orcler the national labor rela- - Cl t':-::etitics conviction After completion a F I 40-:7:eyes- were dry W !::7: tions board came In the words: will he turned sentence he of that one of nulet desperation She had 4 HOTEL Leon Trotsky exiled former If employers are 'fee hi pursue over to the state of New York been with Trotsky virtually every of Iblacklisting soviet lea der critically where he has been convicted of I stvitii licy moment since he was attacked 1 labor union connection with in wounded by a man he con- racketeering '' sidered his friend other prohibitions of the 50 & $2 Trotsky Silent trucking operations and sentenced ' are of little worth 'to serve 30 years was consclousfor a OfmAls Sat "Ill Trotsky tasossaDOWN' Siegel is a Hollywood night life while before the operation and they said he had no statement to 340 trrsaitELL Bans Discrimination Powcu By Dr George Gallup ti : TOWfigure described by authorities as talked with police officials---- --- but make "This emphatically does not Mean Director American Institute of Public Opinion one of the nation's "most dangerthat an employer may not lawarrested -: PRINCETON N J Aug 20—Statewide surveys in Ohio a ous gangsters" He wasHills manin his luxurious Holmby fully decline to employ a unioll :::!:!:0:4mWm:PM:rwmmnAnmilmM5MmvrlyMM:MMMMM7rM7777:7777:7"77'7:77MrrrIni:::::::::::: sentia been national which barometer of state has more political does week good than sion last when the Applicant any Brooklyn's f::::ii1 ' prohibition against a discrimina- ment since the turn of the century show Ohio voters continuing District Attorney William O'Dwyer an tory discharge forbid Half-Siz- e employer to lean toward Wendell Willkie in the presidential race The In- cooperated with California officers 6'' ever to discharge a union Man in linking activities of the east"In either (case the statutory test stitute's latest poll on which interviewing continued up through ern murder for profit ring with Is whether Ithe applicant was rejlast week end finds Roosevelt polling 47 per cent in Ohio to 53 the slaying of Schachter alias 3 ected or the employe discharged Greenberg on a Hollywood street on account of union membership per cent for Nillkie—the same division of sentiment as wai found Officers Seek Trio or activity or on account of some in the Institute's first postconvention poll early this month N i Segal Carbo and Weiss are being permissible criterion"' The results represent a sharp de- The court iupheld the board's pret sought Weiss is "on the lam" from in Ohio U S New York authorities who want vious finding that the chief factor fection from Roosevelt :: him for questioning in the investiIn the Waumbee Mills' refusal to since the 1936 election when the Inc of Murder two men Alphonse Charhire the a the gation carried state by president 1' Key witnesses in the indictment 14 tier and Edward G Geoffrion majority of 61 per cent of the of the five were Abe (Kid Twist) was the fact that they had ' 20 (A)- -major party vote Most of the deWASHINGTON Aug Re les Murder Inc vice president been union leaders and had fection the survey finds has come The commerce anExclusive 0711 Al Tannenbaum taken an outstanding part in ac- in the smaller cities towns and nounced Tuesday department 45 specific and Triggerman that at a to told the tivities for mutual aid and protec- rural areas throughout Ohio Jury according lk t research projects of value to the They !s: ' The Paris that Lepke par- :':$ reliable tion with employes of textile mills authority ' national defense program had of "Big Important State the ordered In Mancheste" i slaying P sonally been started by state universities or Less! For Women of "Fivefeet-five- " Greenie" becausehe was threaten- gA :ii: Ohio is an Important state to in cooperation with the departClaimed Job Promise k 4 code violate to by gangland's ing in watch any presidential election ment's business reti' The Waumbec Mills contended not only because of Its 26 elec- -' search cooperative "singing" Discriminating Younger Women! 1E that the national labor act did not toral votes but because of its past Theseplan studies being carried on ::::x Dies coter an employer's action until record as an index of national Former Singer by teachers ancrkgraduate stua contract of hire had been made sentiment SANTA BARBARA Cal 'Aug dents include analyses of basic A and consummated — D :: Chenoweth ! Chauncey It has cast its electoral votes commodities and resource's stra- 20 UP) Both experienced textile workers industries production stand- formerly prominent as a singer in the two men contended that they for the winning candidate in tegic for 30 years a every election since 1900 which ards trade barriers wages and Chautauquas and ti1 had been promised jobs in June In a means that anyone who had hours transportation and foreign resident of Pasadena died 1937 by William Zopti mill ' '‘ here trade Tuesday L- hospital forecast the Ohio wintbut subsequently had correctly i' 10 elections in would ner last the him that their Iintendent hadbybeeh ':iii: rt!!trItr91:XM:MMM1RIr:":6:49rrMM55!54M444a have been picking the national investigated winner as well f41 brand-peand fresh as a Just unpacked and that no employment was availiA i able to them Both 'men had been mountain breeze! Exciting news for women While there is no guarantee of 111 0414 officers of a textile union course that Ohio will continue to I' and girls who ordinarily require Much alteraThe labor board's decision was be a good barometer state Its tion of dresses you'll "step into" these as if i upheld by Judges Calvert Magrurecord was particularly impres4 der and John C Mahoney with sive in 1936 Roosevelt polled 61 they'd been designed personally for you! Be4111111r Judge John A Peters dissenting cause they're styled for shorter figures With tL per cent of the major party vote The board found in December in 'the state and 625 per cent of o correctly proportioned waist hip width and that Chartier was entitled to $1609 the Major party vote in the naskirt length ?Ps111141$4466° Try them—they're back pay and Geoffrion to $77275 tion—a difference of on4 15 perthQ amounts representing the difcentage points ference between the total they Most of the interviewing in the FOR MISSES AND WOMEN would have ceeeived if given the latest Ohio study was completed for youthful patterns Flattering jobs in the Waumbec Mills and before Wendell Willkie's acceptSizes 1611 to 2411i and 'regular sizes 14 to 20 Ot that which they have earned since ance speech last Saturday so that yOur every mood'! Dashing slenderI 3 June 1937 -°: Nol the Impact of his address is not 1 1 — to a suaye styles 11 izing linessleek 4 ig reflected in the results 16:j tailored I Farms Lead Trend classicsstunning pat- ::::::i:::i:4::::::: 1' — a ' c Court littles Out Union: Activity Ban " I - - - ( - - ' 4 ' - - - : - — - - — - c :::: t gi s i :: - iiiorPa-initirit-W- :i::::':' 4 San ramcista A : '1 SPALUDING -- N- - : The NEW Fall S Afiency Starts 4 4 Defense Course lliIllSES at 3 : eORIGINAL!! 'pre-Pious- ly ' - - t —7 ::: Tor r ' 10 95 rtO 1 95 ?flair ar - ' ' Military Discloses Lumber Needs - : ' - i 1 WASHINGTON Aug 20 (A)— Lumber manufacturers were informed Tuesday that the army and navy would need 650000000 'feet of lumber for construction projects which have been started or 'for which plans have been completed John W Watzek Jr in charge of the defense commission's lumber section outlined the requirements to the executive committee of the National Lumber Manufacturers' association at a meeting here Couple Map Start Of Rio Grande Trip EL PASO Texas Aug 20 OP)L Mr and Mrs Ray Wood of Lo! Angeles' modern day voyagSurs 'headed 200 miles down the Rio Grande Tuesday to launch their boat on which they plan to spend the next three years navigating the Rio Grande and Gulf coast They originally planned to start their venture here but were advised by the international boundary commission to go 200 yolles lower on the river to avoid dangerous and unfavorable river conditions 6 16-fo- ot 70t DRY NOSTRILS yowl nose dry and itchy due j to excessive dryness or dust in the air? Does the lining of your nostrils feel irritated and Just apply' I little Ilentholatum Ink the nostrils "tight"? This will bring you wonderful beeps ne romenutcnoour mmembraure ?notrtraort it moist breathing euler sour Only 30c Ellbli9oLSPA ' k Q 1 smart Vitality shoes for fall Come in and see them today -hi- two-thir- Ohio Citlea''' Over 68 100000 Ohio Cities Under 100000 e'Y lya 0 ' alI? t ' ' 1 t ' 'I: f: —9 675 vidllts Ai Mies 1 41' ' 1: I iii::i - " r$ ' i!:?? I ! L ' A i Vi ' I ' - FA 1 It' At ' I I I agir 't4 j § -4 a 1:' 1:1 1977i--: I Woman Loses Life To Save Children IDONA (center) Soft black 'crushed lid brown blue GAINESVILLE Fla Aug 20 ()—Mrs Avery C Dennison 29 parked her automobile tilled with children near a lake When she stepped away the car rolled downhill Mrs Dennison rushed back tried frantically to stop it The car rolled over her came to a stop at the bottom of the hill The children were unhurt: Mrs Dennison was killed t o A In black 1 f - - - :'1:: 7 MARTIIA MANNING BETTER FIT Features Minimizing Alterations: 9 ! :':' I Sunburst tucks neck to afford fullness fIsk 4 5 also in wine or "? ' L '':!'i 141 ' itM i 675 - CHANDRA (at bottom) ' -- Rich black suede tiimmed with black satin braid A patrician step-i- 41111 '''- - 1 '' ' ' ' 2' k: :i :::: ti':' xia - 0- '1 '‘It!'"Z:? ' VITALITY OPEN ROAD SHOES jor npiteloor $5 and Cistotpul roar and 550 n' I 4ip i 1 :ii SHOES STREET FLOOR Treasure Island thilinsistoile latoehTues:' i ay to become ttor this year at the Golden Gate i' International exposition i!:t-g:s:- -' ''i: NEW I DIAL NUMBER:: ':::''" ':: J:::::'::''1::::::::'1::::'':'::"::1'::'!:':1 ''':::: f4:A4-"-1A4a- w :::'::::: :::": ::"'''- - t v !11 i WEAR SECOND FLOOR ::g 1 ' I 11 ':' '' 7 ::::'''z''':: combinations i 1 I 1 railt 1 T :: - Ir:r77 t:10':: - - MEMM011! 114iL1ikiifa::gzi'a':zi:i'ii:iiiioik4:3ki:i::if:::i44i-tagi--ai440‘6NAA0imi0- :: is 4 CPO JIVid Care la : 11114ArttaVVVC114 -5 'bfl' A"!50 67k :: ' 4 :: 0 4 4 1 1 1-7: : ' k' tP (7141 fd : r - 1 I - 1- - - !! tos440 110- 44 440 ' e-- 61 ' A 4 ''' :' 's ' : :'''Jtt''4:' i): - — - ' -- J - w 4' ' ::" : : --- :11 rallik if'qtitt'llti 1 :: ' colorsltripesrplaids-ant- rr1"'"rr7r7771"7"7177:777777- - READY-TO- r NEW' FALL COLORS—beige brown blne grey black and lovely combinations 2 v to ' r- -' ooft - i - Dt eSmhaolefrigurve!let Interesting sleeve treatments and smart belts ' :- IRwi-- 4 ii -- t 1: ::'::C0: "": P 0114 1 t::471' ":174towdatti7744)1A100441 :"''''s ': - Plain - k!: Aii' 4 ' g ' - THE:: :T 04 : ded "tailored by women for women" Afternoon styles with jackets and dressy touches Flittering new necklines—round or convertible 53481 t':::: ' :'': i OUR kI 4 I: r ii:i ''' - ::: enu Tailored types i 1:: a I Four Million 'See Fair k' 11: nw cl ) : $: ni 675 I foelidtheder - r7 'I': :k ring at waist line for Darts in skirt for hip line snugness mof with :s!: of It 3 Graduated dart for bust line fit 7 or ::: Novelties ::- 4::::-- -'1 iii I Jerseys :ii (top) "--S- 67 patent trim Wool 0 Spun Rayons :::4 -t K Rayon Crepes - gli faille alligator trim FALL " it ff I - '1' lig YOLANDE Elasticized SMART t'f ' k- it s 1' i ct :: m 1 1 11 ?:: 41t4ff -- - XRay Fitted Three Smart - 1 Styles: cloth '' (I I 1 it ::: 1A--- '''''::1 - - 1 ' cl " e 4( ' - I" 0 vc: - indications of growing Republican strength in Ohio were registered in the mid-terelections of 1938 when the state elected Republican John E Bricker to the governorship and put Robert A Taft In the United States senate SAN FRANCISCO Aug 20 (A') —Chris Nakoff 29 a tailor of Portland Ore went through a : - ' m: atths $6 1 rilATERIALSt sil - All Shoes campaign '4 - tit Ilse MAGAZINES A tow 11111A': !CU :' mi Complete mole el 1 N :i:? Ak :itirg LEADING 0014 114147i1-- ‘e4??911 AS ADVERTISED '' 1 MI M (Including —17 57 40 Mimi) These results clearly show that whereas Roosevelt carried the t0- tal small city town and rural vote in Ohio by a comfortable margin four years ago he is trailing behind Winkle with this group of voters at the present stage of the (ptt)3 )k 4::!':i' - 59 r":1 wait several pairs of able! You'll I el 4‘ kit! terns as chic as they are comfort- ) :1 11 0 ' 0kc ‘1114tor a n Rural land small ttreas In Ohio sh6 a much sharper drop in sentiment for Roosevelt than do the urban centers This fact has an impbrtan't bettring on the Campaign because approximately of the vote cast in Ohio is cast in places of under'100Q00 population– The attitude toWard Roosevelt today as compared to 1936 is shown below FOR ROOSEVEUT 1936 Today's Points Election Poll Loss r a A" I j a 7tiliv 1 t w — ' |
