Show c ' : - ' ti ' 6 - Widnelday Morning 3rbe " 5nit taict rtribune Octoter R 1941 r ' - Leader Daredevil Trade Ford Reduces 'Tastes Fine' Court:Uphold§ Says sril Tr t Aleou's Trade Urges Unity l'' to Layoff Ties Abroad it1 S L Speech About 5400 U S Chamber Chief Foreign Holdings -- 7- : Michigan Town Boasts Child Safety Record - ' - 0 --- Union Secures Slash From Original 20000 CHICAGO Oct 7 (INS)--- A safety program which has prevented accidents to children going to and from school at Saginaw Mich for the last seven years was cited Tues- day at the thirtieth annual congress of the National Safety - - - ' IN - 4 Ruled Out of Conspiracy Charge - Warns Of Peril To Free Enterprise - Bridge Collapses In Michigan 130 Ships Held Council ' z - ' Fall of Span Delays Vital Defehse Ore ' The perfect seven-yea- r record was achieved largely through the use of safety patrols to guard crossings near the schools the delegates were told by Chester F Miller superintendent of the Saginaw schools Child accidents in Saginaw have decreased 18 per cent In recent years although adult accidents have risen sharply3 he said Captain C Reynolds Weaver of the war department described the importance of traffic control to the nation's defense "We soon will have 250000 military motor vehicles on the nation's highways" he declared "They range in size from quarter-to- n trucks and even larger 'jeeps' to 712-to- n vehicles "What happens when traffic control fails during military operations has been demonstrated tragically in France" 1 NEW YORK Oct 7 (R)—Fed (Continued from Page One) G Francis eral 4 Caffey tby recognizing that neither side Judge ' ruled Tuesday that there were ILI wholly I : I' right and then finding SAULT STE MARIE MIchip DETROIT Oct 7 — Representaseveral reasons why the govern- that common ground I tives of the United Automobile 7 crews and Oct ment's charge conspiracy against and labor do f capital l'nless Workers union (C I 0) and the ' ' ' k worked army engineers the Aluminum Company of Amer- Ifind a way to unify" he said at feverishly to w Ford Motor company got together ' restore the flow to 48 : Ica codefendants should and Tuesday night V1 accordand much another "there isn't again Tuesday agreed of defense-vit? ' t: iron ore through not prevail under the head of hope thatpoint we' can do a getter job J ing to a union statement that :4 : V instead of 20000 only about 5400) was done St other the Falls canal whose in than disunited Alcoa's Itars "foreign acquisitions" ' workers would have to be laid offt I ' countries" ''' blocked had been main channels ' I: a seventh ' for day Continuing because of the government-ordere- d ' s' since Praises and Blames the t of his the ''''' ' in ' the early collapse morning by opinion reading curtailment of passenger car pro' '' of a lift bridge said to be one of t antitrust suit he declared the govduction The speaker praised labor for deAddes national F some the longest of the bascule type in George ernment had4fai1led to show that things and sharply criticised : ' 4 fense labor coordinator for t h e did bethe for others And he or it these Alcoa's the world ' Nt acquisitions 11 A W-I 0 said 3000 of those to 7 1 havior in this connection "either same thing with respect to owner I Authorities estimated that by ''-'' ' be laid off would be probationary ' '''':" 1 4' directly or indirectly affected and management groups' He ''' midnight Wednesday 130 vessels A commerce of the United States" urged business men not to be production workers and 2400 would :7 y be nonproduction men over whom would be forced either to drop some misled the of actions added by that the evidence did ! and I the union has no jurisdiction He anchor and wait for the wreckage ! not warrant a finding that the labor leaders expressing the con:f ' ' ' said they too would be probato be cleared away or to reraove of viction the ever that a constituted t majority large acquisitions I 'Ilk '' 4 workers are fine citizens who tionary workers whom he defined element" "real parts of their cargo the in up building 1'4" as employes of less than ix i ro:"4-:of the of Alcoa recognize interdependence st Two Men Die s I ' ' months' standing with no estab-iv ruled that coaP iptareisearvnde laboer zaynstdemwh °of ?ran: further Caffey Judge '''N2 4 lished seniority rights Ruins of the bridge and of a Duhad been charged with conzee 7a Alcoa ' - 44zsoto' luth South Shore & Atlantic 1to forsales of restrain )'4 enterprise Others Stay On spiring ' FLAGSTAFF Ariz Oct- - 7 UPI k'" freight locomotive and tender In Touching briefly on capital-labo- r (Continued from rage One) -eign aluminum but that no coI - I'' ‘ '''''''' The company and the union" exwhich two trainmen plunged to f Mr relations Hawkes —The bodies had been of four named and officers and conspirators Addes said "agreed that the bal§ ! can be no conspiracy on pressed unalterable opposition to two enlisted men of the U S about 5 p m Monday It first their deaths choked the 280-fo"there ance of the present working forqie ltouched the ground near Forty-thir- d approach to the two principal the part of anyone without one the "closed shop" and said he had army air corps were 1 e can be used for the production brought here ' or more coconspirators" leaving only one luminary made a speech on that subject bestreet and KenzIsington ave-- 1 locks lock for shallow-dra- ft quota allowed by the office of provessels open He did not indicate what his fore an American Federation of late Tuesday from snowy Agassiz nue moved northeast duction management through to to through on American Labor the in Atlantic convention 10 miles where would navigation final oh conclusion their be the City away peak I r Fairmount a n d several smaller side of the St Marra river rapids-Bthe end of November" His speech he added criticized 8 court The a bomber crashed conspiracy charge during ' way The Ford company has been almidafternoon 30 vessels had on six major points and those storm communities before spending its 16411es already ha ruled there was no labor r Thursday night 410 been forced to drop anchor above located a production total from 12 Alcoa ac- criticisms were printed and widely in in 10 Creek monopolization fury Sugar nearly the locks because their cargoes-Army ambulances from Albu- miles from where August through Novembeeof 151- - Cf0P0'403et tivities as charged by the govern circulated among union members A00" it started 815 passenger units by the 0 P M labor M the them N where the ment by organizations principally of iron ore destined for querque This compares with 182800 in the estimates were difficult Damage He the smelters of defense tndustries selves mentioned' also that noted the was McClelland bound that from Judge Caffey 141: like four months last year As in with the widespread demolition of —forced their water lines lower because he did exercise his right plane a court had ruled that supreme Sacramento Field Cal drove up small homes and 4414V4t4tiStc-i-' the case of other companies howthe draft of 16 feet 6 inches opposition to the "closed the mountain on a scenic buildings in the than acting' through sub to voice some ever a heavy slash has been orwhich the remaining American highway industrial his lonely perch Atop Devira Tower in corporation from pickets( were to Lowered commerce sidiaries shop" interstate in j0000 safely district dered for December Ford allotwithin two miles of the wreckc:alled out to march around his lock and the small canal on the Wyomhig where food definitely was not plentiful George was not necessarily to be held for ments for December total 38008 bodies to were The carried age in Mother Die Canadian side of the rapids could N J Baby of Kearney violations antiSherman plant the sand I the road on stretchers through Iiopidns San Antonio Texas parachutist enjoys a passenger vehicles for civilian substaiaries trust law by L D S Stand the foundation remained accommodate Only Approves uses compared with 78309 in the snow and timber wich prepared by Mrs Newell F Joyner Another eight vessels carrying heavy "The Sherman law does not same month last year The Ford The bodies maimed and broken of the home on Vineyard road coal to Lake The speaker commented s71 d t Superior ports tied he said Mrs where compel 38 Lucas competition" Dorothy from the terrific impact of plane below company has had approximately locks his the of the the posiup expressed approval of must "Repression competition daughter facilities afforded although 80000 production workers on its mountainside were those of and her passage for to ' establish a viola- tion taken on that issue by speak- on be were Diana proven to crushed death and River Rouge plant payrolls most upbound craft which cusers at the general conference of Lieutenant A T King Laramie their bodies blown 500 tion" feet L D S church last week Wyo the pilot Lieutenant R H the Harry H Bennett Tord personwill 'resume He his 51 Mrs Ella Perkins was killed tomarily travel with light cargoes-Maa- s dictating nel director in his remarks MonS chamber of commerce Conway Wilbur W Va copilot in the U The of Wreckage - opinion Wednesday wreckage of a friend's home Mr Hawkes said is urging thrift Lieutenant W W Crim and Lieuday said the rate of production The Lucas family came to Kanat the Rouge factory had been both as to the Individual and gov- tenant D Gladney Boyd both of sa& Military authorities estimated City eight months ago from that ernment It IS specifically advocat Pendleton Ore Corporal L E sharply cut by almost daily work Utah The husband Fran- clear It wouldthetake four days to that bea $2000000000 reduction in Gillen Jr Spokane Wash: and Helper stoppages and away ing wreckage They Lucas cis was transferredlo Kan- held out Private L T Morfeld Springer- sas a faint hope that It would gan soon after the signing of the nondefense expendigovernmental Denhis the City by W-7 employer from ville Oct Ariz U STINDANCE A with the (Continued I0 Page One) be possible to raise the mouth arm Wyo agreement tures One of the principal reasons n d continued until Eight mountain climbers who An inquest which started at ver & Rio Grande Western rail- of the bridge fouled by the maslast June for that recommendation he exroad effort have The tional house storm where the inevitably risked their necks to carry a quite recently night in the struck its death blow was a new sive steel superstructure of the plained is to postpone nondefense the scene Monday avalanche of unfavorto of In was one lanterns brought to serve a as flickering work safety light when lighthearted north arm and provide parachutist backlog Comment Withheld into which the Lucases moved sagging to be concluded off lofty Devil's Tower were prac- able comment to the libor moveor the post-wrestricted access to the main locks Tuesday night prothree months ago He said he had no comment tically the only persons left at the ment" she said Coroner W E Jolly said Army ofbefore that gram slump sets There were many amazing even Tuesday on the Addeo statement forbidding rock pile Tuesday ore and coal exGARY Ind Oct 7 (INS) is in this period" he ficers from air bases at Albuquer- escapes Cleveland "For it Mennen Draws Cheers As Addes made his announcecontinued "when free enterprise qua and Tucson Ariz made inShutdown of the Carnegie-Illinothat a four-da- y George Hopkins the change reported '-of the wrecked plane Penned In Wreckage Inent company and union repre- Texan who was imprisoned on the of navigation would interruption Governor Harold E Stassen sheet and tin mills was threat- and private ownership will be on vestigations sentatives confirmed a monolith since last Wednesday little effect upon operations ened Tuesday only a few hours trial for its life We cannot go which sheared off eight trees as it His leg broken T R King was have work stoppage in the Rouge pro was gone So were the sightseers Minnesota drew cheers with his after termination of a strike which through another 10 years with landed In steel mills which now hive a wafound beneath twisted pinned Green President duction lines Both agreed that who brought their lunches and statement that Phillip Russell Flagstaff news- ter for two supply of ore on hand kept 17600 employes 10000000 men unemployed esin the basement of his about e000' workers were affected made a picnic of the parachutist's should be one of those seated at Idle at days the corporation's Steel pecially after those men have paper reporter said the debris had homepipes hours alter his house was but they professed to know no rea- predicament burned but that the bodies were t been serving' our country" the peace conference table after works carried away His head was in a AUERBACH'S Optical Salon son for the incident sixand thrown clear fire so the rihis from tired Normand escaped John head of local Hopkins Although he emphasized and of water and he was near war The Ford lay-ofwhich prob- day captivity on the rocky crest the"The 1066 of the Steel Workers' Organ- emphasized the danger of Ameri- A parachute flare was found near pool for death base from drowning but was resoundest possible not ably will be carried out over the that he made part of the descent our future government" he said izing committee (C I 0) declared can liberties quietly slipping the plane with the chute vived to set next fortnight will be the first of in a rope cradle was reported to off far the a opened shutdown" Mr enough of the declared Hawkes that "complete : away Mrs "would be to have postwar con- - sheet Sutton suffered a sizeable proportions to result in have gone to Rapid City S D and tin :mills will result if his tour had served to strengthen flare It had apparently been broken Maggie on a labor as and back twister lifted projects I motorcar i the His rescuers spent 12 hours in narivate hot a government base" the management interferes with his optimism He asserted that the dropped just before the plane her house away the industry becattse of Three of her five tt ' 2 crashed the production curtailment or- the actual ascent and descent of He added local's to oust to the nonunion be to seemed the awake ‘‘ plan people children were blown away Resa the warning against A crew ‘ 0 dered by the 0 P M to : haul intower workers from the mills He said: dangers and were growing volcanic salvage prepared Industry the - ''' cuers found them hours later none of too much cen t ra 11 za ti on heads have said that because the and perpendiculaz t‘ an undetermined amount of dangers "Only 100 men out of 9000 eligt- creasingly willing to combat them what was left of the plane to the injured seriously hands in of government powers AV Tucson air base-- A plane from curtailment was ordered before time and money getting ready for Me for membership are nonunion low-co- st a A and torrential rain that soaked the gigantic urged' defense plants were ready to ab- the job--a- ll there sighted the wreck 10500 entire The local voted Saturday night to Others Introduced because Hopidng bet but outside the imme11 t i 1131 T housing project be ready for give the men until city 12340-fosorb automobile factory workers an aviator friend $50 he could land side feet of the the this Mr up Members of Hawkes' midnight party insoon as as the diate tornado area there were Inauguration ' at least 100000 of them would be on the 1280-foturret Sunday to join up If they haven't who were i ntroduced at the lunch- peak Monday ended either light winds or a calm dustries' idle by the end of the year that time they will be escorted eon were John W O'Leary former by to James 'Wilson liaison officer Storm Bounces the plant president and now chairman of the International Labor Organ- bodily from — "Any interference by the man- the national chambees executive 1 execuThe storm appeared to bounce A L F and former ization 44 or the return of any of committee Joyce O'Hara legislative III 7several blocks at one tive council member also took his agement damaging i INI will be followed counsel W F Hammond of then skipping over an entext from Green's demand Mon- - the anonunionists shutdown point I 1 of the San Francisco manager of the by complete contire the before "when that neighborhood peace striking WASHING'rON Oct 7 (INS)- -- day and tin mills" western division and J S Crane liP wl is held representatives of sheet again Carnegie-Illinono officials had field Representative Vinson (D)- Geor- ference 0 secretary It left many freakish ruins labor from every nation in the Immediate comment on Normand's gia chairman of the house naval world must be Another guest was Reg Manaccorded the priv- statement! i 41 : incommittee affairs cartoons Tuesday whose in appear tling con' ' ''' in to at ' the peace sit ' ' L6 ATLANTA Oct 7 11'5- --A troptroduced a bill to authorize the ilege At the steel works however Salt Lake Tribune John M help negotiate a world production ' was being resumed The 7 (A)-storm howled inland from the ical Oct 't'' navy to "construct convert or ac- ference andthat of the Wallace president Rotary NeWgoAtiSaHtirNonaGTwOerNe the regimentation Gulf f 400 light draft vessels of peace of Mexico early Tuesday cut walkend of a ' club as man introduced resumed before him quire" the following servitude and Ttleaday a destructive path acroas a cor'''''1i a all sizes and types "suitable for of labor Involuntary out 39 crane ' 1 a which who news counteracted bad and the i by operators 4 Tuesmediation 0 out board the defense forced labor shall be wiped 1 Ir 0110'1 1 kl local defense work" halted production I tarted the day out with a chuckle day on the union shop dispute in ner of Florida and on into Georgia and the totalitarian form of gov- hadEnd at Vinson nine deaths on the these least that i of leaving explained - I resulted coal which ernment LAKE eliminated" OTARION OF SALT pits trail from its birthplace deep small craft would be used priFrank Grider subdistrict SWOC Dr Carl Sibley of Los Angeles In a week-lon- g strike last month long DONALD G LYMAN Mgr In mine-- I West Indies as the and vessels director declared the strike that lecturer and intromarily author was patrol Phone Ill McIntyre DIA& 43176 C I 0 United Mine WorkFive men were reported to have swernxOct 7 US—Joseph was unauthorized and violated the duced and spoke briefly Mr Wal- of sweepers ers' unionists 0 Padway' chief legal counsel for C I Oss contract with the com- lace presided and Mr Hawkes was The walkout which threatened drowned at the gulf coast fiahing the American Federation of Labor pany The cranemen walked out Introduced by Earl J Glade presi- to halt the flow of coal to major village at Panacea south of Talla-tides complained Tuesday- that tactics Saturday night apparently in the dent of the Salt Lake chamber of steel companies which own and hassee when ' ' 0117 a them of the national labor relations belief six relief operators were commerce and a past president of seine in trapped yard 9 ' operate the "captive" mines was D Sau Is said the bodies of the board "savor not only of unconsti- about to be dismissed the Rotary club 22 the at terminated September tutional deprivation of personal Mr Hawkes and his party were board's request under a truce men four of them negroes were recovered about noon but savor also of sabotagentertained during the afternoon which expires rights October 19 I ing the :president's policies" D D vice Moffat by president i John L Lewis president of the ' and general manager of the Utah U it W was on hand 0 'Disastrous Police ' for the re- - Shoe Problem Solved Copper company and left in the gumption of conferences- - The cases on in labor the Reporting evening for Denver Colo CAMP ROBERTS Cal Oct 7 1 hearings conducted by i a panelcourts and before the board durAt Ye KNOW that good oyesg4 WitThe supply department (UP) Board Chairman headed Oct wAsmi4oToisr 7 by MEI-1(INS)--told the year past Padway H Davis has been in recess Tuesday broke the bottleneck sseatial ia airy i ing bsolotely the annual A F L convention that A bill calling for an investigation War Department Aid for a week Other members of caused by the feet of Private It was "confronted by a policy of as to the feasibility of locating a okre wort YOUR eyes serwiag the panel are Walter Teagle rep- - Clarence J Hoffman Wilmont mizzai the new ' board which is more dis- second naval academy on the Tours He finally got his shoes: Army Camps 1 Are yes gefieg ModoteMosure astrous than those of the old shores of Laki Erie in Ohio" was resenting employers and Hugh Minn effieseetly? yoo 10 C for Ms right toot and 8 labor snits Fit Ilittter board which we fought so vigor- introduced Tuesday by RepresentIIIPECT the most out of t f7 I srsel SAN DIEGO Cal Oct 7 (411-- - Lyons representing MU for his left foot EE ' ative Ohio Young (D) ) ously" Mc Cloy assistant secre- John J ktt Get He said that in an Inland Steel complete eye samaatoa (W— tary of war said Tuesday his tour SAN FRANCISCO Oct 7 workMAKER I company case where the old board Harvest A L and F CIO of NOW the nation had indicated shipyard there Yea 1) heaestly told r4--Labor Needed t JoctetV had recognized AFL teamsters as This unique selling policy ' makes these WWI no problem of morale in the ers have pledged their full cooperif glasses are NOT 11044So sensational values possible a separate bargaining group the ation to speed up work in San t HELENA Mont Oct 7 (UP)— army in- Montana new board ordered bad them Agricultural CommisA McCloy said he was making the Francisco bay area shipyards SidA TAILOREDTOORDER cluded under the C I O's Steel sioner Albert H Kruse said Thee-da- y tour 0 tortistkUtil U1 411'1 to obtain a better knowledge ney Hillman associate director of l' Workerse Organizing committee of office the a tour western manageof the of establishment You with production To following army I I I Voimi‘ countries that additional harvest particular reference to the way ment said Tuesday '4 itth ' hands were needed in that area soldiers feel about their work He The area will be given contracts A Otlet4tlylte3 Ier I all the ships it can deliver for on strenuous to makis also efforts recruit despite checking k plants ow COME TO he said after conferring with A F L local labor and import workers ing army equipment THE BOTH FOR 0 C t 0 leaders and Mayor An- When you save or inveg at the agned ' - 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TEMPLE - Solt Lake City Utah IF Federal ' your money receives every advantage Conaiuent lib- eral earnings insured safety availability—these are your when you save or invest at the Federal Labor Secretary Fixes Paint Industry Wages - NEW YORK Oct 7 (UP)— Today the seamen met a third Five months ago Odd Magnusen time — in Magistrate Charles 20 and Niles Mathiesons 28 got 1Solomon's court where they had into a fist fight in front of a been summoned by the store tavern inJ: Glasgow Scotland owner Solomon collected $10 An air raid interrupted the from the fighters' for the winbattle and the combatants both ' idow and gave them suspended Norwegian seamen became sep- ' sentences A fourth :meeting in the near arated future was not in prospect Maga They met again Monday night nusen- with 16 stitches in Ms in front of a Brooklyn store and back sails Wedneaday on a took up where they had left off fotight until Magnusen whaling expedition in South American waters dOWey througka plate glass win- ship remains in port ' : ' Rossi e - The Federal has never paid lea than 39'a on insured savings V"er 40 al e' ley Current ot E‘6 ul lw Rate on : WASHINGTON Oct 7 (INS)— Secretary of Labor Perkins established minimum wages Tuesday for the paint and varnish industry as follows: Forty cents per hour or a minimum of SIS per week in Virginia North and South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas for the rest of the states and the District of Columbia 50 cents an hour or $20 per week 'th stances In- I1 Serve Reliable 1ay f I suits Will Imprsve Ig ed - surf anr1 0 coAT vii t c ESSENTIAL! - - i y ilV'Tig4 PARTICULAR I :v:? -- -- t i 4 0-- Wi ' 1 1 - - 1 11 11 ri is " - iffilfrittr o Coal Miners Mediators Resume Talks - 1 ' - m INSURED 1Y-1-7 : SAVINGS mston 1 - - ) Honsco LA41110 REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST 1 Dependable Service!! 0 Superior Materials! 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