Show -4 k --- — Ilitmday Morning Envoy Hopes For Food To Norway 4 ' t f 1 ""-- I1 tn 1 i t Alleged 'Overlord' Aug 28 UPI — The government Wednesday pictured Chicago's gambling syndicate as a chain of clubs which 'operated ln big business style handled Millions and even conducted a school for its "shills and dealers" The "overlord" of this card and dice industry Assistant Prosecutor Earle C Hurley said before a federal eourt jury was William R CHICAGO ' By Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK Aug 28—The 70- year-ol- d heroine of the U S diploMatie service Mrs J Borden Harriman returning from her harrowing post in Norway Wednesday expressed the hope that this country Would be able to help ease the food situation for the Norwegians in the severe winter ahead She was the first passenger ashore when the refugee liner American Legion docked in Brooklyn "The winter there Is going to be severe" she said "and I hope America will be able to help" Displaying the diplomatic ability with which she has been credited Mrs Harriman declined to comment on political matters abroad "I wouldn't care about that" she answered when asked if she believed food sent to Norway would reach those for whom it was intended The socialite-diplom- at minimized the dangers she faced during the days when the German air attack on Norway was at its height She admitted she fled to Stockholm when it got too bad but that she "shuttled" across the boiti4 for information to be relayed to Washington En route to Petsamo from which 1 1 i 1 ! I I IP lk I the American sailed Legion she saw some of the battlefields of the h war "I saw- the place where 750 Finns held back 20000 to 30000 Russians from November until the end of the war It was at a small place called Ivalo" she said "I also saw the little bits of settlements consisting of really nothing but huts and with the huts in ruins all six or seven of them It was of these places that the Russians reported that they had bombed a city and left it in ruins "The Finns are as determined as ever to defend their independ- 1 Russo-Finnis- - t I ' 1 - ence" This was Mrs Harriman's first home in two and a half years '14 trip i 'Tourist' Almazin Pays 1 Visit to Baltimore BALTIMORE Aug 28 (A—Juan Andreu Almazan independent candidate for the Mexican presidency in the recent election ar- -' —rived InliEtalitlinore Wednesday afternoon for a visit with his wife 04 0 'wow J Borden Harriman Mrs U 1 ese Trade Rises Reports Show ar Ankles Swell 1 I $111100000 Difficulties in world political and economic affairs apparently You Can't Feel showed this particularly Japan Do your ankles swell or Ire you tired and 'worn Out a lot of the time with dark circles decreased purchases of scrap under your eyes? If so the cause may be and Went strongly after more functional rather than organic or systemic work night efficiently handled metal Kidney arlit Kidneys ex7esa acids iand day For example filtering purchases of Ile:ehnenavsenrdg:ta:telatir:emstYirgrelaM:ectgrt scrap drooped to S7629000 from as you grow older the Kidneys may get tired $15488000 At the same time functionelly and slow down Then mese acids and wastes may accumulate and rol- - buying of steel bars and rods son your system Bo if your ankles swel rose sharply while shipments of you have to get up nighta or suffer burning or frequent passages backache or steel ingots :lumped to $4491000 minty nervousness due to or from $1413000 Trade in iron Kidney or Bladder troubles you'll make no mistake in trying the prescription and steel plates more than doucalled Cystex Because it has been so suc- bled while that in wire rods steel rewind in so high a percentage of such cases Cystex is sold under a positive guarantee of sheets and tin plate increased in money back on return 0 empty package un- astronomical terms For exam- teas completely satisfactory to you eystex business went from now costs only 35c 0 druggists and the plate rs)2000 guarantee protects you to $873000 AdV) i! Well 1 -- I t 1 '14 ' 1 I Il 1 ic il' I 1 11"1"6"tal 67 AA I nj lAwbm 4 ' 1 kfi: A 111P"' - 1 et 1 tt three more days left before Clty's greatest used ear Saturday night August 31l l A Rie of Low Prices' 1 it 00 ‘ — - t I given away with It's our way of proving the owl Como ha today! uving you A kil Ny 721L0 ' Kill li ':111 6710L fI a t FIT-rrr- 1:1 A - Ify ' AUG 31 T OR i"----th- r i rtiT -: A second deposition 4- -- - i Cli le!1PA I - - r!i! CHICAGO cost Usually they'd I '4 ' ' '? '' ' I tM7Tnt rril I 410i "re tii::: tiller tinder and sheets! 4withloih ' SO 25 25 I Bermuda 'Aug 28 of all mail service from Bermuda a frequent Pan- American Clipper and United States shipping stop to Belgium Czecho-SlovakDanzig Denmark German-occupie- d France Holland Luxembourg Norway and German-occupied Poland was annnounced in a government notice Wednesday Parcel post service also was suspended to almost every country in Europe The notice further warned that "ail been suslipeandrvedicetsoI hu ircohp ehaanveco nu not trips are subject to heavy delay and In certain easos mails are liable to enemy Interception" 4 l : t 4 ' ttdpit: stitches! Smart styles! Now in all sizes up to 3! leather insoles fine t ) 0 - -- 44'0- '' ' t between-sea- cxollpt:36nPigivtt: I - Waist Suits 2C st r i A I Y V:413 tYtIrVii tzAz"-r-- r Uti JLIZALI-Ohal- iiikv LAUNICA - Ci 1111LILIVI-8-m--F- rit 1 li 1 zrji II VrATM t z—e-y-1I i I là KI ft 41 tC1 el " - ' a 1 ) I CHI I--11 a ' 1 ' ' ? il - f - I ' '"7 ' We mistook them for $1 dresses and they almost missed this ad! You'll know what we mean when you see the new styles lovely detailing fine mate- fia t! Tubfast plaids prints plains for all ages 1 to 1A1 - ' ' ft 11 - Tine knit combed cotton! ba LSseglvoodfslue! 2 to I 0 - i hsOthers Etil :bac: a Ilka L1 I t - 411 58 Hote" Fine for 4 - 1 Childronts Children's Mercerized 't 1 -- li rr- I 5lif )-- ' ‘ I 7 0It-- 44640 -- e ' S 150 - 25i to 10 : 1 Rayon Undies bloomers vests! A few will last her all year! 2 to 16: Others F1577071111! - ' ' 1 - i 4! " : i :tifr li —' - ft le 11! L t - than plain yarn 1ste Democratic Candidate ' —For- -- e i SECRETARY ' ' ' L 5 'I ' zo siil14005fle ' ok tol!slolIF r lc ser ho kn i i cotton! Striped! el (4003'4 lel Shirts and Shorts Ribbed or pinin combed pans shots! OF STATE 1 5 OA 44 as kn t ' t 41 A i 40 belt pleats! cotton snide's! Made for 8 to 10 wears tnbfastl III 1 sl : : EMU e 111111 s ' on strong fine tab Fitted collar 64412 411i 1111t! 0 tot to Isikosysado'sivl inS izsehst - $W —40004-- -7 r olocii t 1 fl: : 7 - i An enviable record of outstanding public achievement —"Ask the Man Who Knows Hint" ‘1s:21:t li:Po by G RAN i Co 41 SO' MAIN bK174 ' I ) 11 i Nl'i4 i i ' 4 oo( z i 4‘ r O — r : 's or14 t‘ L I 4 ) flk11 1 I Full-tu- t! 7 I 0mem0 e - I )7940471 - i gip prictewattorcTroitmuebspefseitenet ' I 1 t I !Wakes a shirt well over fipc in 1 ' ! :4i' 71 f Drop-loo- p ' I ) " 1 ' ' 1 ii 0 School Pants Shadow-strip- c i ' - 0 II - - 1 129 werth of styio end weed by' s 4°---i-- i Cjhirts Tirit:cY esDollist 100x60 bmedcloth Buttons or grippwel Dois Idearite U style : I l In Its price ciasst : - 4 1 r e'''' tint 'I et N 1 rgErt or 4 0 ea444446o1 0 Akttcafie44444 ' 04i'-1:''''- Pao spu --- - -( "men k 1 i leystZipFront i Shirts 1 sC Al As weil coo 1 DAN WHELAN ! tly:)27st 34r ' - 1111 Sports Brief c"wo miPbubleoadrr -- 111141eliiI 14 V er'''''M"' THAI Soft cotton - Politica! Adv J O Bennett) Children's Luther Shoes panties Bright solid colors in terryandnoveitylmitsi 1 N (Paid I 447b So manywe can't even count 78 Hose ' HAMILTON i "4°24 i t rfvf i I - As Outstanding Voluot 129 would be cheap for what's in 'ern and the way they're made! Damp-proo- f leather or sport rubber soles full linings Smart "bartknoss" types!I ' " Pci lit X Clinging French cut Sizes 4 to 14 ' '''" If" t rases reinforced seams! - '''S - - t ors stripes novelties! Mer cerized cotton lisle! 0 12 for fit! Fine fabrics bound edges 1 ' ''' i614044l1 z kinds! Terrys ribs plain col Girls' Slips -4 ' ' 4A i' RayZo itglota satin :1!II k 1 a tI Girls' Percale v:eirrtet :- '' Lit 7r tb 4 Cutest stylos In years! ke Bermuda Suspends Mail to Reich 1 the number of different f5 WY Neto!oks Arads &flak i ''' r- ir tliv t' Anklets 15$ tot School la Rubbrizedplaidll4pcs 3 t ' f 1 "Jack70Lantern" ICY er Lone R ang 1 ' ' : los11-AI- iS) 40 ruled! 50 sheets NAO ' : It44 - ir Z ' 't ii tiller Pepe? I 7 ' t tot 0" ' (: ilis l : -- : orkP44 tAt 17 o astir: 1 III Ili 1 4i 'log FN" ' '1" ' MA: f 4 3541 r77"7‘—4""4rtirr47'kZ 7' 1 4ltb PSs ' 4qi P a 1 Rogyuelotriloyw2Optearldcols ' - 4'01- - EL PASO Texas Aug 28 (UP) —Mrs Maria Carbajal Wednesday returned to County clerk's of Lice a marriage license—but she was 43 years late According to law marriage licenses issued in El Paso must be returned to the county clerk for filing within 60 days Mrs Carbajal said she had found the torn "yellow license among some papers It wu dated December 30 1807 4 by Gus Van ' r 'ttoeresavoseY:hcierntts6bcilieii 28 UP—Alfred Aug 'i t iy'o i'l11 filler & Notebook Forrest 77 president of the North American Accident Insurance company ' died Wednesday E it:1 TiLat ' el0t30 ::' - : ) Insurance Man Dies ia you wish! make by buying SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SAT - 1 k TO $100 INCASII every cu Spend the money as FREE-4-20 i QL11!) 11"trp2ek J J il:00'P) ScHOOV SU PPLIE S Mc- mawattiterc: ucritthdeeotmerpmleinteateloonn'toidfetnheees: 0312 0 V - or --- in which L by William I What's Mere 43 Years? ot ) Qtaw ' Hecht of Chicago also a vice prem dent for 10 years asserted that lie never heard at a board meeting that Scalise was receiving a percentage of the per capita tax Van Hecjit said t h at in the 27 years he had been a member of the union he had never- - known of a president of the international receiving a percentage of dues paid by members the rules of the game vsuclrelzwe have never done so knowingly accordingly we await - nit Dodge and Plymouth sales art hooming—plenty more used cars coming in daily (We've shat- tered ad used car sales records—and only Salt Ulm Cites largest dealer could afford to do it!) i A deposition Confidence ()violated 411'''' 1- i - Fetridge who became president of the union after Scalise resigned last March said the executive board had never ratified any commission agreement with Scalise He said that he himself although a vice president fbr 10 years did not learn of the payments to Scalise until 1939 the past nine months Asserting the company had coop- erated fully with the investigators the Statement added that ''''illISED l' 70- day for vitth ev2rit CAR I Ps I Lake IOnlyends 1 t' ! ° W © two-cou- division t5 (AIIII:)1C Follow the Crowds! I I (141) 11 indictNamed in a ment were: The General Electric company and a vice president the Corning Glass Works of Corning N Y and two officers Vernon M Dorsey a Washington D C patent attorney N V Philips' Gioeilampenfabrieken a Netherlands concern and two directors and the Nieuwe Nederlansche Maatschaapij sT o t Van rervaardigen Spiegeiglas N V also a Netherlands corporation ' In Light Bulb Trade The indictment charged that the defendants conspired to restrain through secret agreements the im- I distribution and sale of 12 ortation bulbs use'd in the manufacture of electric light bulbs in the United States It was the second group Indictment returned by the jury set up last July 11 to‘ investigate alleged and monopolistic pracprice nation's war Industices tries four producers of airand six individuals planeliation the concerns were conspiring to fix prices In of antitrust laws and 103hiailfrmeePacilleill:itimhiP:nDatn tortileredilus':ti been scrutiny - I ! t: i States" - - 1) iN Pinitt activi- - t J 7 f---r- NEW YORK Aug 28 (A)—Two members of the executive board of the A F L Building Service Employes' International union testified Wednesday that the board had never been informed of an arrangement whereby George Scalise former president received 50 per cent of a per capita tax paid by members of a number of eastern locals Their testimony was introduced as the prosecution prepared to wind up its larceny-forger- y case against Scalise accused of stealirg $60087 in union funds The defense was expected to open Thurs- NEW YORK Aug 28 tiPt—A federal grand' jury Wednesday accused four companies and six individuals of tariff and antitrust law violations which the government charged gave the Corning Glass Works and the General Electric company "control of all sources of supply of glass bulbs in the United Get - LiltegThIS r I Monopoly Charge (VP)t GRANTS Big Vane : :4t- Executives Declare Payments Not Approved by Board Names Four Firms In Suit on Aug 28 -- AS 'Trust' Controls Union Denies Knowledge of Light Bulbs U S Complains Scalise's Tax In a statement signed by Board $111c-Bi- Mont sil9cIAL" Iiinrw I I l siri17-1- ‘16!3IggilD) — I W644"11 !r1 111111111" - - 28 Aug Spellman of New York City was a luncheon guest of President Roosevelt at Hyde Park Wednesday Last week in New York the archbishop was host at luncheon to Wendell L Willkie ht 421000 broad-shoulder- i N Y Francis Hurley asserted Johnson's earnperiod toings in the four-yetaled $3377615 that he reported only $764215 and that he failed to report $2613400 which he allegedly received front a "string" of 20 or more gambling houses Johnson's attorney Floyd E Thompson declared that his client did not own any ofthe clubs had no part in the syndicate and repotted all his earnings and paid his taxes in full He described Johnson as a "freelance gambler" and "crap shooter" whose only interest in gambling was in shaking dice from the customers' side of the table Edward Hess counsel for the 4Is hooking a 1700 H P other defendants told the jurors Cyclone that they had no connection with Wright double-roJohnson and kn4w nothing of his engine onto the new affairs prop ' ' schedule here Wednesday night in the first night launching of the San Francisco bay area since World war The vessel with a gross tonnage of 7773 wet-built for the U S maritime come mIssion and Moore McCormack Lines Inc' at—theMoore-Dry-f---i--- -Dock company shipyard here though a policeman's' tife Navy Yard Loses Two was not complicated enough alBREMERTON Wash Aug 28 ready they now want Butte's (L'P)—Two men who have dito finest qualify as musical experts An order posted on 'the Jected the Puget Sound navy greatest expansion liar bulletin board at headquartrs - yards their posts this week—Captain directed- - officei&-t- 0 silence all C A Bonvillian Industrial manmusic and noise coming from ager of the yard the past four Butte taverns after midnight A years departed Wednesday for footnote to the order said: new duty at Philadelphia as of fl: is "Music all right so long as it cer In charge of the naval boiler Isn't noise" laboratory there Rear Admiral Edward Blaine Fenner comWhat Am I Bid? mandant of the yard and the thirteenth naval district the last NEW YORK Aug 28 (INS)— three years will retire Friday Franklin D Roosevelt Jr the after 45 years three months tind son won had his president's 10 days otservice in the navy spurs as an auctioneer Wtdnes- At a day party held to raise funds for medical instruments Freighter Launched for the French army in Britain OAKLAND Cal Aug 28 UPI t headed by General Charles de —The 492-fofreighter MorGaulle young Roosevelt auc macsun slid down the ways on Prelate Lunch HYDE PARK "pay-load- SAN FRANCISCO Aug 28 (A) —Trade between the United States and Japan increased in the first half of this year over the same 1939 'period despite numerous difficulties The transpacific business of i173487000 this year compared with $172553000 last year department of commerce figures showed American exports to Japan which dropped sharply around mid 1939 about the time the United States gave notice it would abrogate the Japan trade treaty picked up in a few months At Peak in January January the month of abrogation saw these exports at peak figures since the start of 1939 The first 1940 month's exports totaled around 2814 million dollars By May the monthly figure had fallen under 14 million but June saw a recovery to $15- - BUTTE off a bottle of perfume for and a clock fors$50 $35 —As rs ar Business Increase For Half Year Runs Near Million Roosevelt bomb-carryi- him rd 1 Curtiss-- Hurley presented the prosecution's version in his opening statement at the lecome tax conspiracy trial of Johnson and eight codefendants Johnson was accused of evading $1::7664 In taxes on hs 1936-3- 9 income The others were charged with aiding and abetting Imports into the United States from Japan also made the best monthly showing of the 1939-4- 0 period lit January this year But daughter and brother and turned the total of around $22200000 aside all questions with the asser- for that month was nearly cut to one-thiin the next month and tion that he's only a tourist" since then has run around $13000- The towering ener al said he had no plans for 000 or $9000000 a month The half-yeimports were the immediate future but hoped to visit in New York and Chicago $66542000 in 1940 substantially higher than the $61453000 of the before returning to Mexico 1939 half i Exports Decline II Your The exports declined around $4000000 to $106945000 from - I By Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK Aug 28—A 'hew naval warplane—a bomber—now nearing completion: in a Buffalo plant was partly unveiled Wednesday night by its makers the Wright corporation The manufacturers however declined to reveal more than meager specifications as to the new ship's performance or to tell of its constructional details except that it will have increased capacity and more potent fire power than some other bomb-divenow in use by the navy It is according to authoritative sources a long wing l Ian metal dive bomber to be known as the Curtiss XSB2C-- 1 if it promises the "establishmeht of new standards for aircraft of this type" For It is claimed unusually heavy firepower in addition to the bigger " of bombs arid increased efficiency of general erforman6e The new machine in development of which the U S navy cooperated with the Curtiss-Wrigdesigners and builders at Buffalo is for aircraft carrier operation at sea It will provide- the navy with maximum offensive power through its ability to operate over long radius at high speed carrying with its bombs greater machine gun armament The U S naval trial board is shortly to put the craft through its paces in gruelling flight tests For a power plant Curtiss-Wrig- (Big Bill) Johnson Plucky envoy to Norway Ilow'keYour Ears? year—old— 'drowned" enough to cease breathing Wednesday but his father remembered his first aid training as an oil refinery worker The youngster's mother Mrs Ernest Wadley pulled him from a tub where he'd been "sailing ships" The father applied artificial respiration "After about five 'minutes which seemed hours his eyes fluttered open" the father said An hour later Jimmy was back at play s Le'l t -- L11- Jimmywhàs Lopg Wag Plane Carries Heap Armament Load $1887664 From '7'14 P- 28 Aug Chatges- - Dive Bomber - 291910 Atigust 'Father Restores Life to 'Drowned' Infant New Government Seeks RefugeeNeisel— I Ring Makers Reveal Ran School Us-S- Returns on t - t Heroine Lands Van:111E1ff Harriman Mrs le 1:be Salt g akt Zeibunt e - 1 i |