The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 6

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING' MARCH 16 1937 Legislative Summary Shows IS early 200 Measures Enacted Crippled Boat Battles Waves Writ Orders Unionists to End Sit-Down Session End Leaves Fund Task to Blood Governor Given 128 Acts for Consideration After Adjournment No Vetoes Yet Florida Coast Guard Rushes Aid Nearly 200 bills resolutions and memorials were passed by legislators during the 63-day session a checkup showed Monday Covering scores of subjects andf Governor Faces Choice of Veto to Cut Costs or Chancing Deficit Chrysler Workers Given Until Wednesday to Cease Shop Occupancy JACKSONVILLE Fla March 15 The coast guard cutter Mojave raced Monday night to the assistance of the freighter Malacbace which lost Its propeller and was being battered by 'high waves in the Gulf of Mexico (Continued from Pale One) (Continued from Page One) At 3 the cutter was about 175 miles from the The position of the Malachace was given as 150 miles due west of Cape Romano on the lower west coast of Florida Coast guard headquarters here instructed the Mojave to take the Malachace in tow and proceed northward until met by the tug Bascobel which was to leave Mobile Ala Monday night The 3515-ton freighter was en route from Hopewell Va to New Orleans It was carrying no cargo The usual crew numbers 34 men Built here in 1920 the Malachace belongs to the Maltran Steamship company of New York Coast guardsmen felt little concern for the safety of those aboard the Malachace but pointed out a disabled boat often takes a severe beating when the sea is rough affecting either directly or indirectly every person in and even those who travel through the state or fly over it the bills would If enacted Into aw produce marked changes in several phases of activity in the state An even half-hundred bills passed by the twenty-second legislature already have been signed by Governor Henry Blood who to Monday night had not vetoed a single measure approved by the senate and house of representatives 128 to Consider An unofficial count showed that 128 bills were in the hands of the governor after the legislature adjourned Many of them including the major appropriation and levy measures were necessarily held for last-minute passage Others delayed during the legislative session by the press of the business of considering the many measures were pushed through during the last few days after the clocks in the senate and house chambers had been stopped The governor has until March 23 at midnight to sign or veto these Of the bills approved by the legislature 25 fall into the general classification of revenue and taxation measures and a like number deal with problems and activities of state institutions and affairs Muni- the pal and county affairs are dealt statelwlth ln 14 bllls anti the 1 breaking appropriations are contained in 12 measures Business legislation is included in 19 bills six of which have been signed Judiciary and civil and criminal codes are clarified and amended ln 16 proposed acts School Affairs Sohool affairs and education matters are Taken care of In 10 bills and the major social welfare and re-lt-f group of bills approved number nine Liquor law changes one of the moot problems before the legislature finally were incorporated in but three bills and one of these was a comparatively noncontrover-sial act to legalize establishment of wineries in Utah Labor bills introduced early in the session were approved early by the legislature and of 11 bills passed nine already have been signed by the governor Agriculture on the other hand with ten bills now approved by the lawmaking body has eight on the unsigned list and only two measures signed Other classifications and the number of bills passed include: Fish and game 6 politics 3 (including the direct primary bill) public health 6 utilities 2 miscellaneous 8 and resolutions and memorials 19 THE TRUTH ABOUT and Gall Bladder Conditions GALLSTOTJES! nor Practically it will not be effective so far aa the public is conr cerned until the 1938 general election 1 The new liquor control act will be come law on May 12 It carries an emergency clause but it failed to get a two-thirds majority vote in the house on final passage The beer bill was made effective next July 1 because of license provisions The measure creating a state department of justice out of the attorney general's department will become effective May 12 if it is signed by the governor There are reports being circulated that this is one of the measures which might be killed by veto The fair trade practices act will become law on May 12 but they may not become operative until some time later The bills carry no appropriation and the allotment for their enforcement set up in the appro priations measure will not be avail able until the beginning of the bi ennium on July 1 The bulk of the measures passed will become effective on the sixtieth day after the close of the session Scanning Measures Department heads around the capitol were busy Monday scanning the measures affecting their respective operations and the attorney office was going through the entire batch looking for constitutional slipups The governor could give no idea of when he would fill such newly created positions as the fair trade practice board and the old age assistance administrator Technically he is not authorized to make these appointments until the acts creating the positions take effect Reorganization of the various commissions and departments which lost incumbents as a result of the legislative session will take place as soon as can be conveniently arranged the governor reported To Wait Arrangements A number of the deposed officials will remain until their successors can arrange private business affairs FREE on Hlmpl borne treatment Hundreds report they were saved from expensive operations Jearo all about Pre srriptlouNo 69 an inexpensive practicing phyit cisn formula Doctor Guide with liter ture on treatment reported fruitful for 30 years Money back guarantee plan Write Home Drug Co discussed the A VV A agreement concluded last Friday with General Motors corporation finally settling issues remaining from January strikes Strikers at one of the Chrysler plants after the injunction was Issued strung up dummies one labeled which bore a star on its coat and another marked "fence jumper Several sit-downers in the closed expressed concern over the Income tax deadline The strike committee solved the problem by issuing passes to those who were subject to the levy Could Obtain Writs Should the Chrysler strikers re-fuse to vacate the plants by the hour set in the injunction the corporation could obtain writs of attachment for their arrest on contempt charges The sheriff then would be charged with serving the Writs Judge Campbell in issuing the Injunction today said the union men "freely admit seizure of property by force and threats of and asserted: can be no compromise between the rule of law and the rule of violent To union assertions that the Chrysler corporation by refusing to recognize the claimed A A majority as sole bargaining agency for all employes violated the national labor relations act and therefore did not come into court "with clean the judge replied: "It can hardly be contended that failure to abide by its (the terms gives the defendants the right to seize and appropriate $50000000 worth of property of the plaintiff" The $10000000 penalty provided In the injunction is five mill'on dollars less than a-similar penalty included in an injunction obtained by General Motors corporation against sit-down strikers in two Fisher Body plants at Flint Mich and their leaders early in February Leaders Face Charges Circuit Judge Paul Gadola at Flint said today contempt cases against A A leaders as a result of the General Motors in junction remain on the court docket there and will not be stricken unftl they appear in court to purge themselves of contempt Many of these leaders also are named in the Chrysler injunction The Briggs management whose A and learn the routine of their new positions The only commissions which will Johannesburg South Africa has asave-the-pedestrian campaign 18-45 4th St Minneapolis Minn On sale at ail food drug stores (Adv UNION MAPI mm undergo a complete change of personnel are the public service and liquor control commissions The rejected liquor commission members have asked for a complete audit before they turn the business over to their successors and this will probably require a month The tax commission retains its old personnel and the road commission has only one change to make Insurance Agency The only department which functions under the direction of one commissioner is the state insurance department Another development being awaited with interest is the appointment of the five-member committee to investigate members of the legislatire and such other state officials and departments as seems advisable to the committee XCb destroyer to bear the name of Lieutenant Richard Somers American hero of naval struggles during the nineteenth century The Somers new destroyer shown as it was launched In the Hackensack river at Kearney The ship is the third dUOfUANt wurno NO INCREASE IN PRICE) Dual Program Urged to Curb Power ofUS Supreme Court 19400 idle here and at Evansville Ind are not strikers but are idle because of the Chrysler shutdown opened negotiations today with A representatives on demands presented March 3 Several brief sit-down strikes have occurred in the Briggs plants Senators Robinson and Norris Offer Compromise Plans to Solve Judicial Problems WASHINGTON March 15 UP) which he hoped but would not pre LOS ANGELES March 15 CPI-Sit-down strikers and officials of the Douglas Aircraft company today composed what differences remained between them at a hearing before the national labor relations board Petition Withdraw The company agreed not to discriminate against employes because of union activities A petition charging discriminaton filed by three workers was withdrawn as was another which sought to name an exclusive collective bargaining agent for Douglas employes Douglas employes who are members of the United Automobile Workers of America a I affiliate were resuming work at the plant in Santa Monica Pension Aids i Seek Salaries might furnish material for compromise Thejwerea constitutional amendment limiting the terms of federal judges to nine years instead of a lifetime and a bill requiring that at least seven of the high nine members concur before an act of congress can be declared invalid Senators opposing the Roosevelt bill to increase the membership of the court to a maximum of 15 unless incumbents over 70 retire meanwhile claimed enough votes in the judiciary committee to shelve that measure and substitute an amendment to the constitution There was however disagreement as to just which of the several amendments proposed should be favored Most sentiment apparently turned to that of Senator O'Ma-honcy stipulating that two-thirds of the court must agree that a law is unconstitutional before it can be set aside Would Be rieased would be delighted if a com promise could be reached on my Norris told reporters "but not very hopeful They are my idea of what should be done and I think they would accomplish the president's purpose sf Senator Burke (D)Neb a leader among opposition senators was one of those favoring the amendment and opposed to that of Senator Norris There are enough votes on the judiciary committee "right he said to approve an amendment and "something of the sort" wjll le attempted "at the -J "Live with my married daughter? No Sir-ree! I'm independent thanks to these Pacific Mutual checks" Senator Robinson (D) Ark the Democratic leader produced Monday night the first compromise suggestion to emanate from the administration side of the turbulent debate over President court reorganization bill After pjedicting the passage of the Roosevelt measure before the session closes he held out the possibility that at the same time a constitutional amendment may be proposed to the states of a nature still to be determined While Robinson would not discuss its possible contents it became evident that some administration leaders were favorably disposed toward an amendment offered Monday by Senator Norris (I) Neb to limit the terms of federal judges Including those of the supreme court to nine years May increase Support Some administration backers of the proposal to increase the supreme court to a maximum of 15 justices if incumbents over 70 years of age do not retire expressed the thought that the Robinson suggestion for an amendment might increase the support of the White House measure They expressed hope It might make a favorable impression among those roughly a third of the senate who have not yet committed themselves on the issue and some of whom are backing constitutional amendments is no inconsistency in the proposal and in certain amendments to the constitution that have been Robinson said in a statement carefully dictated to reporters expect the plan of the president will be approved by the congress It is- by no means certain that amendments will not also be considered by 'the two houses of congress for submission to the states "Certain -amendments that have been proposed would undoubtedly be received by the public with favor These amendments however do not have direct relationship to the increase in the supreme court membership which is contemplated by the plan latter Is gaining ground steadily and I believe will be passed by both houses during the present session" Norris submitted two proposals SAN FRANCISCO March 15 UP! Dreyfus attorney for the state labor commission received a communication Monday from Christianson Chicago attorney for Dr Francis Townsend disputing the charge that Dr Townsend owed $474 to six discharged employes of his old age pension plan office here "My clients appreciate that these individuals should be paid their wages and are therefore willing to undertake the payment to them of all wages due them up to and including January 16 the letter stated -1 On that date it added all the employes had notice that all of the Townsend State offices all over the country were closed Edward Nolan deputy commissioner notified Christiansan to forward a check for $149 1 California law the undisputed portion of the wages must be paid immediately pending investigation of the balance" Nolan Informed Christianson Captain Delbert Brunton former state director of the old age -pension plan also notified Dreyfus he on a salary myself and had never assumed that I was respon sibla for the shlanes of "In my lifetime learned that best for Age and outh to live apart I ve got insurance so I get a check from Pacific Mutual eveiy month I can live comfortably by myself without cares or worries always welcome as a guest and not as a Write for free folder about our Retirement Income Policy Pacific Mutual mails tack month to policyholders and'bencfictartej approximately 4 700 checks loY proper time Senator Van Nuys (D) Ind also opposed to the bill agreed that such was the case but estimated sentiment for the O'Mahoney amendment at a much lower level than did Burke Sees Need for Aetion have to get together and agree oqjiomething said Van Nuys An announcement that William Green president of the American Federation of Labor will testify in support of th bill upon the resumption of judiciary committee hearings Tuesday He will be followed by Justin Miller president of the Federal Bar association and former dean of the Duke university and the Southern California law schools nates your mouth your sense of taste with every brushing Try Pepsodent Powder containing IRIUM See how it shows up any other tooth powderyou ever used-BAR none! 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