Show - - 'I:1Z' it t rtt t "VtqftgM4i11P01111k1b00lowlipmagip 70wftmo01Eftd114011r0116 r - Friday Morning -- Zi)c - 1Zkc Utibunt 1t 1 January 15 19-1- Refusal to Submit Records Job Turnover Researchers Study Molds Officers Grill U S Jury Convicts Four Saps Output Suspect in Nation-Wid- e Of Union Brings Term In For Potent New Drugs Theft ing Y N Murder Expert Implies - Appeal of Leader's Jail Sentence Would Provide First Test of Labor Group's Immunity Right Statistics Show Big Fluctuation In Labor Force CLEVELAND Jan 14 (JP—The labor turnover has become so great that it is statistically equivalent to having a plant's entire working force leave in less than a year Brigadier General Leon a rd P Ayres declared Thursday Commenting on a labor department survey of 135 industries he said job stabilization orders "appear to have become unavoidable" "Of course not all of the individual workers in any industry do in fact leave their jobs within one year but so many of them do that the statistical record has now become one of more than 100 per cent labor turnover" the economist asserted in the monthly business bulletin of the Cleveland Trust company of which he is a vice president Noting the present plan for American industry calls for an increase of production of $33000- 000000 worth of war goods over the $55000000000 of war goods HARRISBUtIG Pa Jan 14 UPI—A labor union official was sentenced to jail Thursday for refusing to give his organization's records to a federal grand jury and attorneys said appealof the sentence would provide the first direct U S appellate court test of such a union's right to defraud the government bribery unity theft and extortion Judge Albert W Johnson held White who was released in Jasper White of Philadelphia in MOO bail pending appeal to the contempt and sentenced him to 30 Third U S district court of apdays' Imprisonment for withhold- - peals claimed that turning over ing documents In his possession his books might incriminate himassistant business agent of local self and thl union This raised 542 A F L International Union of the question of whether an unincorporated union is entitled to Operating Engineers: same as an individual A jury investigating fraud under immunity constitution the charges in building of the $40000- Judge Johnson declared the 000 naval supply base at near-b- y union "a legal entity owing duties Mechanicsburg cited White Wed- to the government and the nation among them to assist in nesday in a presentment charging his "conduct and attitude" in re- proper investigation and prosecufusing union records was such as tion of any acts against laws of to hinder and prevent the investi- the nation" He ordered White to give up gation The presentment did not say how the records fit into the his records but on advice of counsel the Philadelphian replied: "I picture The jury recessed- - for possibry a respectfully decline" Defense Atmonth coincident with signing of torney Robert Fitzsimmons conbench warrants for arrest of nine tending the union should be treated civilians already indicted in the as an individual "which enjoys natural immunities" asserted "we are Investigation Trials are not expected until outcome of the in- in no way trying to impede the inquiry Charges named in the in- vestigation and only seek a frienddictments include conspiracy to ly test of our claim" 1 4 Ls 0 1 1 I v :---- 1 g I ri v: 1 4 c I 4 71 7! t:- - ‘::: t vc4 ‘:'l :'- t s - ii: -- !5'-- ri - - -- - '' 'rntft:42:ai4"aiuusir44moNi 011111r1 i le a se I s yd 13" Adhesive 212 yd 1" Adhesive LO yds 2" Gauze Bandage 16 First Aid Bandages 6 oz Peroxide 12 oz Mercurochrome Excello Cotton 14" Powder Puffs - ' 144 t ea164 $z-14--- i I ( '' 1 ep ir :::tAtf't'' -- ) ow - '‘:s" ! t IT" I 112 ‘ 0 1 ' -'- ad for - - t joe00-1- I'l ' i I' - I I I 1 1 ! 1 - - -- t - - " - ' 1 1 "f4 '"' t-- ir f I - '44 - tive days! 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Ru-E- Tommy He and Leo Shing dozed by the stove - E houre—woure- - ' :'''---- - - 7 2' - - 't ' '''-'" :: -' - ' 4 ' - : - - - - lee r - r a ek 43 - - 1': day times overnight—splendid results are GARDNER Maine Jan 14 (111 btainecl U tne pains do not quict:y teas and If you do not feel betters re—Mrs Laura E Richards 92 au- turn x the empty package and thor and daughter of Julia Ward will cost you nothing to try as it tis Howe who wrote "The Battle sold by your druggist under an abx solute money-bac- k guarantee Hymn of the Republic" died at Compound le for self and recommend her home Thursday lid by drug stores everywhere (Ade 1 i That's where Washington emergency relief helps out Today there was liver for - ' - - of liver arid kidney for Tommy had doubled- was atl situation NVe d- American friend when renetThsderaaey: about it The case was immediately to the army emergency relief and in almost no time at all Leo Shing had Uncle Sam's check for $60 to be repaid when his dependency allotments finally come The army explained that the many thousands of allotments eimilar to the one for Leo Shing have created a bottleneck in OMAHA Jan 14 LT — This Is the story of a cat named Toml of the same name my a soldier a bottleneck in Washington the high cost of liver and kidney and an aged Chinese The moral if any: Apply to the army emergency relief if you get in a similar predicament The story: Several months ago Soon Lee a member of the Omaha Chinese colony for 35 years departed for Houston Texas to accept a job He left his cat Tommy in care of an Omaha "cousin" Leo Shing At that time Tommy was eating a dime's worth of liver or kidney daily Leo Shing had a few dollars left by Soon Lee to pay next month:s rent of $10 on his basement apartment and enough to buy rice for himself a little fuel stove and liver for a iind kidney for Tommy Besides Leo Shing had a letter from his fine son Sergeant Tommy Shing written last August from north Africa relating how he had allotted from his pay a sum for his father which when matched by ' the army would mean a regular monthly income of $37 Daily Leo Shing and Tommy the cat well fed and tranquil dozed or meditated by the potbellied stove But time went on The funds dwindled then vanished There was still some rice and dried pork but Tommy would eat neither Besides the tyro-we- Ru-E- 1 pot-belli- ed :t 340 st S j 4141" Aprons 1 dresses with pleated collars embroidered- Our best I Fashion Dresrites! 574 - many othersto collection- - Sizes I ‘ 1 Jose : - 11111111111111 Famine Stalks Leo Tommy US Army to the Rescue cost Mesh makes every pair et of legs prettier Cot70 ton and rayon New colors 812 to 1012 - - 1 pm t - law-abidi- ng 4 -- St' 4 There was no other hint of the reason behind her dertionstrrnn She was divorced last June from actor Leif Erikson She finally was jailed to begin serving her term iin Los Angeles - - '- - Rog 100 I - Mpg 7' 4 I - '47 - m - e -- - d One of those Percale sales! grab-'et and crisp nstelweersdrsetyss-leezdin fresh Dirndls peasant styles t -- -- - - ' rush-in-an- i I - t Full 77 I V ' ' YOU EARN $961PER WEEK OR MORE YOU NEED THIS'BOOKI IF Thursday afternoon after haughtily telling the desk sergeant who her occupation: "Please autograph it for me" asked '"I'm an actress hadn't you heard?" Many Seek Autographs Turning to reporters she asked: Albums handkerchiefs a n d "The judge sentenced me to pieces of paper were thrust at 180 days Where do I eat where i Fl3rnn for him to sign do I sleep where do I brush my Miss Hansen's teeth?" brought out that she comLinEyes Bloodshot pleted the eleventh grade in coln schools and two years in Her eyes were bloodshot her teachers' college at the University blond hair was straggling her of Nebraska where she took parts blue suit was 'mussed as she walked into Police Judge Marshall in anamateur play or two "You thought that my meeting Hickson's court this morning A you might be able to warrant had been issued for her ErrolFlynn get Into pictures?" Giesler de- arrest January 6 after she had failed to pay the remaining half of manded "That's not true" Betty replied a $250 fine assessed in October She said her only ambition is to for drunk driving in a dim-ozone Two policemen said she told learn to fly them "You bore me" "Since you appeared In this court October 24" Judge Hickson asked "have you had anything to drink?" "Yes" she shouted "I drank I could get 'including everything N J PATERSON Jan 14 benzedrine" "You were advised" the (INS)—Wright Aeronautical corout declared "that if you tookjudge one poration plants were grinding offiarms on schedule Thursday drink of liquor or failed to be a " dais declared despite the strike citizen of foundry workers "What" she interrupted "do The company estimated only 00 you expect me to do? I get liquor men were out on strike although in my orange juice—in my coffee the strike leaders contended 1100 Must I starve to death to obey had quit work your laws? 4 " o ex-conv- ict Output Continues Despite Strike p es Eye-witnes- ut - --e-''') ‘ Li ' - resses 1 i - 1)11 LI - : q titre' Record Breoankoinng Low r tt - r -: 1 1 r i ' 1 - Lk 11 -- ‘ 4 a - ctsz- - i f t) z11 - ril esh ' vit)e A r t sa mow r 1 Irflhts t I 7ett Vr ' --mos ! I - nue office who saw Galente leave the parole office said he entered an automobile as bearing the same license plates that seen speeding from the murder scene a short time later Police refused to reveal that 180-Da- y Galente had told them of his actions on the night of the murder SANTA MONICA Cal Jan 14 after leaving the parole board but were dispatched to UP) — The tempestuous Hollywood detectives check alibis of other underworld to came career of Frances Farmer a new climax Thursday as the figures It was said that at least one actress looking anything but was to be arrestmore violaunched with glamorous ed and questioned lence a six months' jail term The belief that Tresca was The comely blond Seattle girl a university graduate who once killed at the instigation of those offended in his writings gained won a home-tow- n newspaper's be credence with the evidence that to a conitst and trip popularity Russia as a reward was sentenced his little newspaper 'Il Martel lo" for violating probation in a drunk (The Hammer) had dealt blows at communists and fascists alike and driving case In court she told the judge she had created for him a host of had been drinktng "everything I enemies could get" Officer Floored Navy Retires General Then as she was waiting in the WASHINGTON Jan 14 (INS) matron's office for removal to jail —The navy Thursday announced she asked to use the telephone the retirement of GenBrigadier Denial set off a melee in which eral Edward A Ostermann adjuone husky officer was floored the tant and of the marine matron and another officer corps sinceinspector 1933 and his promobruised and Miss Farmer herself tion to the permanent rank of battered somewhat before the law major general restored order and removed her shoes to prevent additional damage "Have you ever had a broken heart?" she screamed at the- ma- troenn as she was carried away to a cross-examinati- s s' pe3 r1 i Reg 59ii "Queen of the Garden" I fc"et7S4-- - 3 - t q- - I i 4001e-- 4 2P ( :" t la v4-E- r- t4 1(1 ' ---- t-- 60 Months of hand beauty tare in the big bottle of almond scented lotion! 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Tooth - - e- 5 P'el Olive Oil Shampoo or Hand Lotion 34 ')-- : DETROIT Jan14 (Ur')--- A federal court jury Thursday convicted two men and two women of operating a gigantic night clothing theft ring which had its headquarters here and extended over 46 states Three other suspected members Found guilty of transporting were named In the indictment as stolen &Dods across state lines were Iqanuel Garcia Vivian Shan- coconspirators but did not flea shez and Betty Bradovitch all of trial because 10- are Detroit and Dominic Foginni year sentencestheyin theservirg Montaria Chicago prison for stealing 68 suits A fifth member ot the ring state a store at Bozeman Mont from Raymond Shanshez husband of They are Sam Carro John Menone of the defendants pleaded doza and Jesse romez guilty last December 1 and at- 22 CitiesInvolved to exonerate the other tempted four on the witness stand Conviction was through Conviction of the defendants identification of obtained 97 sults stolen ended a six weeks' trial which from stores in 22 cities They culminated a lengthy Investigation Included Bozeman Los Angeles by the federal bureau of investi- Pasadena Cal Portland Maine gation Spokane Wash Jacksonville EL Portland Ore Richmond Va: Almost Foolproof Minn: Lubbock Texas Assistant IL S Attorney Thom- Owatonna Butte Mont: Wa3rnesb4-ras P Thornton charged the "al- and Great Falls N D most foolproof" racket operated Each defendant is liable to maxinthroughout the country It imum penalties of 10 years imvolved stealing men's suits from and $10000 fine clothing stores removing all Iden- prisonment tifying labels and shipping them here in breakfast food- boxes for Lemon Juice Recipe disposition Thornton said F B I agents had Checks Rheumatic found more than 800 suits valued at 18000 at the group's headPain Quickly quarters here and estimated that If suffer from rheumatic s together with others already sold thritieycru or neuritis pain try this simple the 'number of garments stolen inexpensive home recipe that thouare using Get a package cl during the last four years might sands x run Into "hundreds of thousands Compounds a supply today Mix it with a quart of rater of dollars" edd the juice of 4 lemons We easy Ice trouble at all and pleasant You seed only 3 tabi OP poontula two tacos a ex-conv- ict - As the actor left the crowded courtroom with his attorney he was besieged in the corridor by a One woman crowd of women jostled up and kissed his hand Another snatched the handkerchief with Which he was wiping his forehead and begged: ( -'- t tr ac:tr:4°' Rest230 Big itSozSizes1 25c size Dr Lyons Tooth le and preliminary hearing testimony that she became indisposed at the dinner and "the defendant" as she called Flynn throughout cmame eupto her and "said he'd take 4e- t tith' 11 f' - 2Ic Lyncrest Nylon 17t Brush - tr- I I Pea10c Toothpaste Betty repeatea her grand jury il - J Asst Talcums—Rose Violet Sweet ( For Sale in Detroit Markets NEW YORK Jan 14 (INS)— Working on the theory that 68- Carlo Tresca fell before year-ol- d the gun of a professional killer hired by the Italian' editor's political enemies police Thursday continued grilling a diminutive and gunman The prisoner Carmine Galente was known to have reported to his probation officer little more than two hours before Tresca was shot to death in front of his Fifth ave- Girl 17 Tells Actress Fights Jury of Affair Police Begins Term With Film Star e i - Lyntrst Face Tissues 215c Camay Soap ea ot 3' 7c Ivory Soap disease-producin- e -- 0 Re910v-s20- Popular Items 5c-- -3 '31' all-purpo- se Stock Up on 'these ' 11 ' Double savings! 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Made of purest ingrecream dients 5 - 77 1 1 'Z 220 Lt) 1 4 - Cold Cream ' t t7- - Ex-Convi- ct penicillin however have shown excellent results in treatment of certain open wounds and other infectious conditions LOS ANGELES Jan 14 (Al — produced in 1942 General Ayres Blond Betty Hansen said: — this Thursday again "Limitations of man power ma- charged terials and transportation may time before a superior court jury prove that some of these esti- of nine women and three men— mates are too high but it is clear- that screen hero Errol Flynn was ly to be expected that production for civilian use will be severely Intimate with her last Septemrestricted this year and that our ber 27 Shortly after the alleged intiproductive energies will be inBel Air home of Fred creasingly devoted to make ships macy in the and munitions" McEvoy former British sportsman she said Flynn chatted with McEvoy in French— "and couldn't understand what they " said She said she asked Flynn: "Do you swear to see me tomorrow?" and that Flynn swore he would Faces Three Counts Flynn is charged with three counts of statutory rape—one involving Miss Hansen and the other two involving Peggy La Rue SatA - '1A 16 Hollywood entertainer terlee x I ' Full Pound Lyncrest Theatrical ?") Reg lOt famed sulfa family It began with the discovery of the antiseptic penicillin formed molds by certain brush-shape- d growing in artificial culture media in the laboratory It probably is the most powerful of all known antiseptics g against certain bacteria especially the dan To Two Men Women Found Guilty of Stealing Clothing Police Question in Killing of Editor the earth formed by a Gramicidin bacillus from the soil can be made in large quantities and high purity But it cannot be used directly in the blood stream to combat disease Both it and stairs" Your Choice !! - $I4 - First Aid Needs i - s gerous hemolytic streptococci and staphylococci In test-tub- e experiments penicillin in dilutions as high as one part to 32 million parts of culture medium Inhibits these deadly organisms It also is extremely low in toxicity to animals or humans and can be used in the blood stream In this it has a huge advantage over gramicidin another of the new medical giants in Buy tho largo economy I::i sizes for extra savings! cs1 k t1 4 tlegl U s'41 1 : - "'''' BALTIMORE Jan 14 UP)---In half a dozen or more' laboratories medical researchers are probing the labyrinth of a nether world seeking a powerful new weapon against disease It is a quest into the relatively unknown field of molds to bring forth a new giant in the earth for medical use Success might give the medical shelf a drug ranking in effectiveness with the g - |