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KOCIIKSTKlt DKMOCKAT AND CII HONK M.K, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER AO. 1011 11 A' Jurors Get Cases of 'Slay for Pay' Trio Single Steel Company Balks Xew York OT0 The case At Coal Decision Agreement U.S. REQUESTS SWIFT APPEAL IN ALCOA CASE Xey York (AP) President Roosevelt's three-man board the stormy union shop issue in the captive coal mines announced yesterday that all but one of the steel companies involved had a reed to abide by whatever decision the board makes. PARLEYS GO ON AT BELL PLANT Buffalo A group of 10 men still were in conference last night behind closed doors seeking to prevent a threatened strike at Aircraft corporation's warplan plants in Buffalo and Xiatrara Fallw.

but there was no Indication, of any progress. Federal Conciliator Thomas Finn, conducting the negotiations between company and CIO of ficials. expressed hope a settlement would, be reached, but admitted the discussion, in its ninth hour, had ARMY WEIGHS TANK BUILDUP Washington Proposals to reinforce the Army's armored divisions largely by doubling the number of their 28-ton medium tanks were reported under etudy yeesterday by the War Department general staff. Recommendations credited' in military quarters to Maj. Gen.

Jacob L. Devers, armored force chief, also included reorganization to permit the divisions to be split readily on the battlefield into two fighting groups. Based on findings in thus year's war games and reports of war observers abroad, for a revision of the present five armored divisions and others to be lormed in the future were expected early in the new year. The present personnel strength Moves for Early Supreme Court Ruling against Louis (Lepke) Buchalter, one-time ruler of New York industrial rackets, Emanuel (Mendy) Weiss and Louis Capone, accused of slaying a Brooklyn candy merchant in 1936, went to a jury at 10:15 p. m.

(EST) last night. After a 10-week trial, the state demanded the death penalty for the trio, charging 17 bullets were pumped into Joseph Rosen's body in the fear that he might divulge secrets about Lepke's underworld operations. Lepke already Is under sentence to terms ranging from 14 years in Leavenworth Prison for smuggling $14,000,000 worth of narcotics to from 30 years to life in Sing Sing for rackets extortion. He was brought to Brooklyn from Leavenworth for the current trial. Burton Turkus, assistant district attorney who has sent officials of Brooklyn's murder-for-profit ring to the chair, quoted in his summa- nual take of a half million dollars." Pointing to the defendants, he said: "Here we have the boss, Lepke.

who ordered the shooting. And here is the lieutenant, Capone, the man who planned and directed the murder of Rosen. And here is Weiss, the trigger man who fired the lethal shot." The slaying, he said, was a well-plotted, cold-blooded, brutal murder "to silence the victim and frighten others." Rosen operated a fleet of trucks in the garment trade until Lepke and Jacob (Gurrah) Shapiro, an aide, forced him out of business, Turkus said, and "Rosen had threatened to reveal how he was shoved aside." Buchalter's defense, in which only six witnesses were called, was that Rosen's business was a financial failure and consequently unattractive to Lepke and that he had no fear of Rosen's talking. N'ew York (JPK Because of the national emergency, the govern the evidence they desire to have considered. "The Crucible Steel Company, which operates only one mine, has not yet agreed to the Steelman said that the board would continue its deliberations until a conclusion was reached, and txdded that the arbitrators would meet again at 11 a.

m. (EST) today. The board chairman said that seven steel companies had, by notifying the board as to the evidence they desired to have considered, thus signified directly to the boird their willingness to abide by its decision. Earlier in the day the Crucibl; Steel Company announced it was withholding a commitment as to whether it would abide by the forthcoming decision. Dr.

John R. Steelman. representing the public on the board, emerged from a four and a half conference with John L. Lewis, president of the CIO United Mine Workers, and Benjamin F. Fairless, president of U.

S. Steel Corporation, the other board member, and announced "All of the captive mine operators, except one, and the United Mine Workers of America have advised the arbitration board as to ment yesterday sought a short cut "slowed down." He declined further comment. to a final de cision in the Participating in the discussions. Sherman antitrust law suit in addition to Finn, were company President Lawrence D. Bell and Vicepresident Ray P.

Whitman; LOUIS LEPKE against th Aluminum Com- A of officers a. id men was ex pany UI mtr and a seven-member group of th CIO United Automobile Workers Union, headed by Leo Lamotte, ica. Aluminum tion a statement by Iepke's attorney that he (Lepke) was the "czar of an industrial racket with an an I pected to remain substantially the Ltd. of Canada eame. assistant aviation director.

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