Show - - - i ' 'Treasury Airs Payoff Plan To Keep Money Circulating Group Senators Favor Major New Ousting of Of Conflict Fails to Reach Accord North Whotan In Conferees Recess Without Agreeing Summary Governor Labor-Manageme- nt é Former On Way to Stop Strikes Effort Will Be Continued Today Petitioners' Action wAsmNaToN Dec 19 A'— William Langer colorful former 'governor and stormy petrel of war production recessed Thursday night until Friday without North Dakota politics Thursday lost the first round of his fight reaching anagreement for a moratorium on work stoppages which against charges by a group of petitioners from his state that he is the chief executive demanded Wednesday night unfit to be a senator ' Mr Roosevelt called for an By a 1340-- 3 vote the senate 12 MI industry representa- privileges and elections commitagreement by Thursday night if plans met in one group Kix C I 0 te recommended against permitpossible and by Friday night at tives officials in another and six A 1r the latest ting him to retain the seat he won In the 1940 general election He The conferees met for 12 hours representatives in the third "without before William H Davis chairAt that time Davis said the was seated last January an inquiry into man of the defense mediation prejudice" pending was following the accusations of moral turpitude board and presidential moderator conference recessed the conference until 10 president'a request to develop a Distributes Brief a tn when it became apparent UntniMOUS agreement for no work With the vote tan no decision could be reached Ha stoppages ould to establish maa to battle would not comment and other conger began immediately for making that program get the senate to cornthe ferees said they had been pledged chinery reject off ectl mittee's recommendation As the to secrecy Asked whether the first phase first step he strode about the Earlier the conferees divided had been solved Davis replied: senate Into three groups to draft separate Thursday afternoon chewYou two ar "The inseparable an ing unlighted cigar and disttibcan't arrive at the first without of a green-coveruting copies a To second upon us Let frame your pictures haying agreed so would be like asking a man brief covering oral arguments in for Christmas Or maybe do to 'limp off a roof without know- his defense Leaders indicated that senate you would like an already ing there was a net to break Isis consideration of the matter would framed one fall" be deferred until January 0 P Associate Director GenHatch (D) New MexOP" eral Sidney Hillman meantime is- icoChairman ry report of digipiLam40 401 sued a program covering labor the said the majority would not committee probably lirMS17 arising from curtailment - problems of civilian production in the rub: be completed before some time week Senators Lucas (D) bet industry It incorporates trans- next Illinois and Austin (R) Vermont fer of employes to war jobs within were appointed to draft this sumdisof preferential hiring plants of the committee's findings AND placed workers recall of workers mary for war tasks and retention of on the 21 charges lodged against seniority in training workers for Langer Hatch also said Senator Smith IS 1PrZST 1ST SO DIAL 441191 war jobs (D) South Carolina had Indicated he would file a minority report Voting with Smith in favor of Langer's retaining his seat were -1 Senators Connally (D) Texas and 77 71 ' Murdock (D) Utah t e 40 gr 4r Nye Does Not Vote i Senator Nye (R) North Da46 -1- 114 did not vote declaring himkota (11 4 :::71:-- :a opt self disqualified Le ter i Pending the filing of formal Langer declined comment reports on the committee's action Ere 01-4- oksii One charge considered by the committee wu an allegation that 11- -1 fl 4' 41h ‘b )b 4 Langer attempted to Influence Federal Judge A Lee Wyman of 11172:ia p GIZMO South Dakota Wyman presided during trial of Langer on a charge that while governor he attempted During the to obstruct orderly operation of "P ""'N the federal relief act j11164 Langer was first convicted 44 6"OL:P6 Higher courts ordered a retrial which ended in disagreement by r70---the jury In a third trial Langer w was acquitted labor-manageme- he nt dim V!) 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I - - ' - 1 Uncle for Son for Brother for yes for eyery man from 18 to 81 1 lo Men of All Ages k - E OR Dadi for Grandp8 for Rock tipttas 31t St Louis 59 50 Balt Lake i'City -W ash In n ton 50 Amounts of procipitation'Ime Chao ot na bun will not be poinintuni ' i -- Alnetto0 York ' k lk i 153 515 i' - swoolotortob&4to4vv Grand 1 1 rr'i S 6141: 4 Molantaui Was 40 45 I - t‘' ':': 1 Kansas City Paul kiple41 New s 'A 1 ! 5 it ‘'141 1' ' 1-- Skrcaso l'''''' ILL !observation sheik Illevedar Putto' Choyenn0 :i ‘1 4 ri t hs Thursday thited States weather bureau will release for publication weather data deemed Important to Salt Lake City and vicinity Salt Lake City and vicinity— Partly cloudy and mild Friday with light showers in the afternoon Highelt temperature will be about 4S degrees Idaho: Occasional rain with little change in temperature Friday Nevada—Fair south and central portions occasional light rain extreme north portion Friday Little change in temprature Wyoming—Generally fair east of divide and in South portion considerable cloudiness with occasional snow flurries northern mountains Friday somewhat warmer extreme southeast Sun rises at 7:49 and seta at 5:02 December 19 1941 Statios 4 ' k t4 i 168-ho- ur t30 p ns i ) - T-t- i MC Faces Weal:she v - 1 - 11113 camriss: Floor I t 716 I Swoet's Itoroomea 7i c 1:4T11 DumPtY Vacte's Humpty A li tt 1 era' today I 1 melt4n-your-m0u- Thi qt TAKE A TIP FROM SANTA t't - vh I Effective 4 i VA Corniare WM Okocoleas a ?clod i li :''' ''"':' ' 1 -- A- '' le 1 The'Weather 4 : s '' ::' ci ' tchocolatbs I ' ' I i 0' i &At idow'''- t ':' 1:7 htk li :i: ? tion stated ' u ut 4 1 :' :' t: IV a e - ' :'--'' s ' '' : ' 1 1 i de-ten- - '1-- ' - '1' I C I 0 - United Walter Reuther Workers Automobile organizer 1 said Thursday that General tors corporation had rejected a union plan for continuous seven-da- y ' week operation in G M plants because of overtime i pay demanded by the union Although accepting the principle a work week the corn pany balked at paying double on Sunday as provided in - i wages the U A W contract Reuther told reporters after a conference with 0 P oMcials He declared the 112110n had agreed to submit the overtime question to arbitration but that the company did not agree ' ' ' -x 1 -- 11e 8 lg-U- ' 14 I" 0' 1 - -- -"- - : "''''''''''':' 4 f P - - -- A' 'OP" I ' ' -- - kr - - 'VA elr 4 1 ' r- re-- ' - " ' - '4-'- - - It ) :4‘ N - ---- ' ”'' j4144 'I) -- e:e 1 : 4 iI 1i ----- - ci: ''''' ''12'''" t ' - ( 1 - ) Dispute on Wages Sunday wAsHINbToz4- - Dec i coo- - Thursday Japan 4or the treachery committed against our country" "Ws unreservedly offer mar sem Lees in the &fens of our land against attack" the poet's resolu- -- I ' ir z ' t do 0 82:-- - 03 Nwoill4117i j17bot tlr j '' - '4- t I - 4 :s41- -' t-i- G - 1' ancestry demned a- - v - i '::':tr'-- - jj're'-'4'''' V' 01 Jo P'' ' 4 - ' -- 4004 'a' --L- t ' lip r" 1 — d" 'k - ri (-N- - 4 ': - - t ' ' - c A - !:tiA 4 ---- - anese e 4 ii V ' 0— 1 A ia gaki Zribtme - t ' Todd-Californ- '' - ' I shop stewards and executives of the Independent United Brotherhood of Welders met in emergency session Thursday night to discuss a threatened work stoppage Fri day at the Ship building corporation- A spokesman for the union said Issued every mornkta tntorott It OS a Todd personnel manager had inpost office at Balt Lela City aa second formed 15 welders that they tould clam matte' undsr act at ilateh 1 1879 not work Friday unless they were Subowrist Ion salsa: Malt 1dabo Ple sada W GM 1 (laity and Sunday mouth In good standing with the AFL :a advisee $12: lsownere Boilermakers' union local CM t105: IL yam' 44111 anti SUntlaY month 11123 The welders withdrew from the A F L and formed their independ4401 ent union after the A F L refused them union autonomy The A however still holds c)osed shop 1 contracts with most shipyards tr) ) Cal 4 dr--1 4 '4 Union Ponilers West Coast WolokStoppage (UP)— " wboo 1 4 ft wILL 0" elf:11 - - 108 AllstGELES Dec 18 VP) — Members of Commodore Peal7 poet No 525 of the American Le gion all American citizens of Jap- 1r throw Germans back directly west of Moscow and recapture 200 settlements Offensive becomes general along whole Moscow front— Story page 1 column 6 IP Japanese Veterans DenounceAttack -r- — 4 MOSCOW in Ite asked employee to be alert efficient and careful-'W-e are handling 'MAI defense shipments daily on passenger train schedules it rpeeds requested by military authoritiea A derailment or an accident that will delay traffic is a major disaster ) BATAVIA — Dutch blast Japanese warships and transports off northwest coast of Borneo — Story page 8 column 2 ----- end Drive in m againat axis reported under consideration in London — Story page 1 column 7 TOKYO — Japanese claim army and navy has succeeded in landing on British is land of Hong Kong—Story page 8 column L enuNcluNci — Governor of Hong Kong refuses third Japanese offer to surrender besieged British crown colpage 8 colony—Story umn 4 ed - ry LONDON — Supreme war council to direct strategy ' of Railroads each Dome comes due for payment Dec 18 treasury atmounced 'Thursday in 91 days However to bunch the a plan to offset the depletion ex- four issues the issue to be sold Copyright for The Tribune 82 in will mature next week in in circulation in NEW YORK Dec days money pected mawill issue followineweek's The man should coneider himwhen March next railroad middle of the income tax payments are expected ture in 'about 75 days and corre- self as much in military service as shorter maturities will he would if he were in uniform to bring in over $1000000000 at spondingly be assigned to the issues to be one time sold on December 31 and Jam- W M Jeffers president of the Union Pacific railroad said ThursUnder the plan the treasury will uary 7 day in a statement to employs pay off during the week of March “The eituation as it is now rap16 four of its weekly issues of idly developing provides further Schools Shooters Train short-teremphasis that railroads and railtreasury bills amountSAN SALVADOR El Salvador road men are the first line of deing to 6600000000 Normally each weekly issue would be paid off a Dec la UPI — Army courses in fenae" be said "and the Union week apart sharpshooting were opened Thurs- Pacific will be called upon to take Currently these weekly bill sales day in all public school for pupils the brunt of whatever burden is amount to $150000000 Usually over 15 thrown upon the western lines" wAsmNaroN - Battles Against Jeffers Cites War Role The WASHINGTON -- American submarines sink Japanese transport and probably a destroyer in far east--S- tory page 1 column S Senate passes draft bill making all men from 19 to 44 liable for military service bill goes batk to house for con- ference—Story page 1 columns 1 and 2 United States reaches naval accord with of French commissioner Martinique strategic French Caribbean naval base assurances given that islands "need fear no attack or change of sovereignty"— Story page 1 column 5 MANILA—American position in Philippines and allied position's in other parts of racific improve with exception of Malaya where main British line is pushed further back—Story page 1 column 5 conWASIMNGTON Dec 18 (UP)---Tference called by President ItooSevelt to plan for uninterrupted I 19 1911 Zbi Dalt gukt Zribunt Friday Morn Ing' 2 1 ' - I t16 - - '''' '''''"'"''''"'"'"''-'''- " ''''"' 1 0 '''''':' '""'' - srmet0mmvmmmm |