The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 1

he Daily Inter Lake Live News EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY LEASED WIRE SERVIC 9 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NO 209 TUN DAILY UNTKJl LAKE KA MONTANA MONDAY Dl EMHEH 22 10 1 VOLUME AL APGAR MAN KILLED IOOD WORKERS IN A I Of IN TRUCK MISHAP ITALY TO RETURN luenUll Libi VI Western Un on Strike NEAR DAMSITE TO JOBS TONIGHT i i i ig 1 1 1 1 1 olid Del st rengl li Spl'i'li of 1 1 PU III fu el fl In pilin'! in In dlm lose Heiciitists holo that tho Montana Weather Ey rhe Press till' dir was bell State Timber Sale this moriiing of production aisled oil 1 lie shell Id Il li 'oil have a military research of uncertain tenure know how lonj? the 1 is ersily American work on THREE DEATHS IN EAST TEXAS LATIRON CASE PROBED BY RANGERS uh held al I he purpose partly throuijh partly IhTimgh American ed Industrial ineel IngU agrarla mid oil gnv voted tn naltora! REPORT SCARCITY SCIENTISTS IN MILITARY WORK end the i soon al right 1 ng Jewish llagaui reprisal Jewish of Lebanon after bsitig Taft Plans Trip Into Minnesota Construction On Missouri Basin Project Too ast bieliid In Hpeei oilier en i series of show lli'dr was set In begin nt Standard Time Io unions hi I or i nienls I'aine recently from dore Ito ebury Columbia professor vho said The hearing were adjourned until Wednesday Jan 7 in Chicago They will he resumed at that time whether or not the courts have acted on the Libor Minister Am sald I he agreement workers' strike had I a conference at leniied by nl emplojers mid reprcrrnii'l Ives of i ho Communist dimiliniled in ml coiifmeral Ion of labor Tlie Commu nlsln having demon si rated i heir eoolrol over werkei held i oin inn tee inm lie miu largo noiu Ings III com lllielll ies when III' look the Jon under Ciidersecrolnry of lhe A' iiiv Hoynll but lias hoi gr I rm oi Hu A iHlei'Hon list Mils composed I rmlhru who uro rennlrod Io reiiorl llielr holdings Io lhe Cnmmodll' Exchange nil in In Is I rn I Ion Hie in pn Ign lignin Commiinlst within I'm Ilin Communists Immedlnlnly branded lhe drive a nspi red plot In link Ibis counlry ith J'ranee Io split lhe Winning Mere uni Io Hi tn i orgmiizalion mid 111 17 mid Taffs to Minneapolis for a Lincoln day address ebruary 12 is in I lie Hie lilt engaged The in ide pub A ii'lorso i i 3on the mi'll 1 since the to partition tec Clinrlc I'Tnnris Powers of was killed late this morning in the firsl fulal no idenl in lhe Hungry: I Ionic project mm according (o Lor oner Hurry ('iimph'dl who reported lhe iniiii died from severe head inju ries when si ruck by logs lolling off I rin According to lhe coroner Deputy Sheriff Win Donegan and Project Safety Howard Lalhmu who invest igal ed tho I regie accident I the logs were lining transported by I truck Io a small sawmill and en rolilh lo tin: mill lhe tiuek became stuck on a steep grade Powers mid his' eompaiiioii Don Nash climbed to the The parllal Ils' was made under provision of a joint Hon congress adopted lain last week 'i'll horlzlng lhe secretary I home Dec 1 The Italianlabor ministrv announced today Hint I imumi toon workers wno singeu I nationwide strike 4K hours ago had I 4 i Ok I ttkt'l ill itiliiirelI ijjirrii mi it Ulin nwin niiuuifciib tonight on a promise of iiicTeusca in wages and severance pay The a non eemcnl removed iho lineal of th rlsi mnsl Ido food short aiTs emit ruiii lug lhe niilmi lenipormdly relieved pressure iTemlcr Ahlde de Gaspn rl's er i num I ein hi rrnssid by a multi li'ilo ol leftlsl Inspired s'l'llo's nndj riiior iiisoruers Some observers how ex pr'Miwil lhe fear Ihni left 1st led la bor's eonilnulng dommidu for grimi er lu'iiel'ils would wreck lhe uniJ I ii I'ln I Ion hiidgel of Vice Preinl' 1'iigl ICi 1 1 a II Thu nffien of intern iinfani 'li'ling till' food been reached program as the miners and transport workers Even as Phillips letter (Continued on hack page) Nuernberg Doc 22 (17 ried ci icli lick old head of Ger many's largest privately owned coal iron and steel empire was sentenced to seven years imprisonment by an American military tribunal today for exploiting slave labor and looting German occupied count lies The 2' 2 years which lick already has spent in confinemcl will be de ducted from his sentence Otto Steinbrinck principal associate was sentenced to five vears in prison and nephew Bar 2 12 years Three other lick associates who were defendants in the six months trial were acquitted on all counts Both prosecution and defense at torneys expected the verdict against lick to bear considerable weight in connection with the trials of offi cials of the I arben chemical trust and the Krupp armament works which are now in progress Under the charge of slave labor the court found both lick and Weiss guilty of procuring a large number of Russian war prisoners to manu facture military equipment such as freight cars in violation of the Ge neva convention lick in his defense maintained that once the war started he acted only as a normal patriotic business man and" that he and his associates would have laid themselves open to reprisals by the Nazis had they actel in any other way (Continued on next to hack page) nsibly ii'i mit rlcu 1 1 ii rn I I'hfliii In ii mis ml iy I liwel I ng (Cuntiiiued on back page) fruiii llm I ruck mid lhe second to Im moved si ruck tin upper of the hunker arm and pulled holding cable and a heavy steel gave way releasing the entire load Huth men were thrown to lhe ground (Coot limed on Back tionp Senator ergui'on (R Micli) said public alion of names will be onli Hie firsl step in digression nl efforts Io learn whether there Is'1'iy con noct ion lielw'n gomrnnumi fcod buying ami prhatr speculation lold a reporter before be leu Washington on a ChristmiB Vacalion thill flic senile nDpropria 1 II'iiih sulieoin mil I op which he heads! will be ready to go into lhe specn lulion uesHon fiillbl'iKt when con gr'ws reassembles January 6 waul lo find oiil Miclih mi senator raid whether (Gout Iniied on Back The are: 1 Wliidhi'r the lontrai'l uhh'li was signed last April I could hr opened for a new wage demand Oc tober 1 the dale the union picked or November 1 On this will1 (ie nd how much back pay lhe work ers will get out of any wage liieixaic filially liegof in le 2 Wlial is meant in the current Coiiti'acl by a provision I'alliug for "lidy of lhe proHt" relation ship in connection with any iww Typo Union Refuses to Produce Subpenaed Records Case to Courts 1aspor Tex Hee 22 is mid la apt eounty "il clltls today iiiliiisilied mi iinort'gi ilon into Hie ilaiiron i lav Ings of a deep emt Texas slock lniver 'l'l wife and 1 2 ear old soil The nude ha 1 1 red bodies of Hl 1 Kmhlng 71 and his wife rO Were I'oinid III lhe Iwdiooiil of llielr farm lieinc nenr the loii's' iu 'tale Hut laic hi tu rila The body (Continued on back page) pool It pief ii re for 19 17 was considered the coin pa ny in that only ondil ions existing dale the contract was opened be considered The Is the company will ni'idi $120000(111 profits in The pallid will make final and binding decision on these two pointe only It will make no reeoni mend' ion concerning the basic wage re of returning a call mi de to Ohio In October Because wit was consulted in ad vance an approved the other's in vasion of his home grounds ta'I of a tacit understanding between the two has grown Both tie announced candidates for the nomination Both are inter led in seeing that Gov Thomas Dewey of New York ra peat at the June convention In Phil 1(101 phi) hi? successful bid for the 1911 dcalh renew ed Weslirn Union dls priniary arose oyer union donuindH for a lb cent an hour wage liooid The walkmil I'li'sf (I in I'lnslorn bul I lie (mod to call I he A ddil Iona I list will be lie fi oin i in (o Uni'' imil Until the names of all the Im: a si nil spcciilativc I Aloinic i ommission mid militnry olfiriiils 'Till they believe these are lhe governing fai'tors in the unwill i iigncss of some scientists lo work on government projects: I 1 I ack of security Unlike em ployment in the laboratory of a uni versity or a huge i toluol rial concern employment on Noted Writer Mark Kellinger Passes Noted Writer Hollywood Dec 22 (P) Mark Bellinger one of most prolific chroniclers is dead The former newspaper report? who turned out hundreds of short stories about New York life ant then turned to the movies 'died yes (f lipart attack T4a 4 4 years old Only a few days ago Kellinger completed his final "The Naked He died at Cedars for nallomil proc ni for ag i('form Do own the It epu I il lc mu'ime Saragal's ni'H 'oi'lolsis hovcoiii'd Ilin is to slow down it his side when death came They had two adopted children Mark Gnd Gladys 5 mimes of uld I sli 1 after lhe scmiie appropriations com mill'e lii'gan mi I vest iga I Ion of i iiorts that "Insiders" profiled from markel opera Washington Dee 22 The AL Inlcrnational Typographical Union today refused do produce records silb penaed to the Taft Hartley Act case brought against the union by the American Newspapers Publishers association thereby tossing'the proceeding into the courts Alien Sinsheimor attorimy rojire senting Itobcit Denham general counsel of tho National Lahm Itoln board announced the Denham office will go into a federal district court for enforcement of the suhpoc niies directing the tinioii to produce had brok'n out 7 so ue o' which brought toomit of death i Nation? '''tcuiv'J Holy Lain Tlie sources said tho broke out when sizeable forccs presumably units of attacked Arab bands in for recent Arab attacks on truck convoys Yazur is on the main highway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv There were no immediate reports on Casualties at Yazur but a check up of scattered disorders through out the Holy Land yesterday showed that 10 more persons had been add ed to the toll of dead One of those slain yesterday was white pine a 35 year old British Jew Robeit Stern an employe of (he Palestine timber loioooo I I rxrtV tr Hnnir IMTO I nUlIUHPli UJI 11V AV frl j' and Hnly In mi attempt trinh' unions iliit Hie Communists hoiigu" the govern nwiii lahor Di'i'iy Secretary Mor I'hllllps dlwialched Idler to ul labor Imdndlng the trade unlois in he urged Hint they the ojfensivf against Coinmil nh'i fl ijencu within lhe party The Commnnisl Daily Worker at O'" retaliated by darings: (Iliad follows months of prcparalory work by the sfBTJ di Mii ft rn'tlng its cnibasidcs mid paid agenis of tin erm ion of Labor 'Their nlui Is lo split lhe ntilori nf ''rin(r' Italy and Britain Idler obediently pm'iiHds the I net les used by the reactionaries in rance'' 7 his obviously was a reference to developments last riday in win re lhe anti C'ommunlst minorttv wing of tlie Communist general con fi'dera I Ion of labor (CGT) secede and form its own trad" group In his letter Phillips said British Communist party had joim il the war" agaii st the western brand oi Socialism and against the Marshall aid plan for European recovery According to best estimates based on recent election returns there a n'ly 50000 Communists in Britain but they hold a number of key iriion posts especially anion gi blips so vital recovcij engineers Only Daily Newspaper Myris (Hi Ingwi'i'i'ini'iii laic sirike cull A hri'C ma he clioscn by Ching will decide two main issues which I lie e'incilhil inu chief said had relll Averted By Handling Of The Case Jcrusmein Dec Gerhard Van Ark'd union attor ney announced refusal to submit un ion records after Trial Examiner Ar thur Left denied his motii)ii to revoke lhe subpoenaes Among the docu ments sought are a transcript of tho union's (invention in Augut and Copies of union laws A harge of slow downs in newspa per comi using rooms was re i nst i'd todry in the Taft Hartley a (Continued on next to back page) Th" two groups of conimiinh'' lions ivorkol'i wi'ie poised lo slrllie siinul'micou'dy lust spring but Hi" erniiii'iit officials said today Ihcri' is lel''graph workers sellled for five a critical city of scientists in ccr j1 vnt hourly pay Increase on ilie eve lain brunches of niilitm i escai eh of I ho selieduled He up The lelu But they discounted slatements that' lHnn" dike lasted five weeks mi avi'i siuii to working dealing weapons is lhe en use Economic factors and a scholar's de ire for complete freedom in1 stiuly iniiii than philosophies I'cejii mmiy of them away from gov ernment work officials of (Im inili tary and lhe atomic energy cominis However d'iy long th ed a ra I Concill'il Ion Direeloi'' finally resul I ed In Washington Dec 22 AP) Sccrclai'y (if Agriculture Andervni today made public a list of 771 so called big trader) in the commodity futures markets The names included that of Edwin J'auley special assist ant to the secretary of the army but lit) ot her got ernment chi jdoyees were on this list which Anderson said is one bi'f'ii'i' ii iu iiii I BRIT LABOR PARTY SEEKS TO OUST i REDS ROM RANKS IN GOOD HEALTH tlissoula Dec p) Yvonne Noel UJiristmas abandoned on a Missoula doorstep Saturday night good health at a local hos pital The month oid baby so named by Catholic bisters at Iho hospital was found by David Qglo when he an sweicd the door bell She wan wrapped in blankets Two paper sacks confining baby clothes food and a book on infant care were be side her mlminlslratlon's I1 have I irh cd Con glens voted llinl bl" liaibrs should it Washington Dec 22 II will take $2'ii "mioii) a year iio jf niii" tinies this year's iipiop ii 'lion io maim'iin I Im current cou 1 structioa rate on the Missouri Basin i pioji cl 'Ullin estimale came jeslerdiy on1 lhe )iojecl's third anniversary from recta inai ion commissioner Micliatl i Sfraus who saw in tomorrow's I ibid for construction of the Medicine Creek dam in Nebraska of Die in rc cla lion development which has tak'i'ii place since congress reaffirm ed in July its desire for speedy re pulls in tills basin" 'Medicine Creek is Hie sixth majoriaiii in lhe system Contracts were last year for construction of Kories dam in Wyoming Angostura dam in South Dakota and Enders dam in Nebraska and earlier this year for Boysen ain in Wyoming and Heart Butte dam North Dakota Straus said bids also will be open ed tomorrow for pro construction de tail at Canyon erry dam near Hel terday ena Mont const ruction engineering of nine other dams has advanced to the point where all should be under con 1 struction next spring Straus said I'rcliminary work on four additional hospital a few hours dams will permit actual building to seized with severe chills at his home start early next fiscal year if funds high in the Hollywood hills are provided he added j' E'is the fornfer Gladys The alternative to the huge an Glad ex Ziegfeld ollies beauty was mini appropriation the work and that must be under stood now" Straus declared Helena Dec Sale timber from state owned forests brought in sonic 3'i 7(i' this year the Montana land Board reported to day lathead led counties in timber sales with 27S 1 42000 board feet Then came Sanders county 1 12715 00" Mineral 7 Joi' OOP Ka'alli 927000 and Lincoln Biggest sales were of fir larch 46292000 board feet but th" high est prices many in excess of $10 a thousand board feet were paid for white pine tlie board said By species sales included yellow pine 15075000 board feel spruce lodgepole pine 320000: 05000 white fir 450000 cedar 190000 dead saw i tn aiHiiiion toe 000 cedar poles Big Speculators Contains 771 Names Wanliiiigl mi Due A pi'e Clirist dims strike of West ei'ii Union workers was averted today by shifting intijor between the company and three AL unions to a fact finding board for decision in 50 days The lielliin delays lhe Ihieiil ef i nalloiiwldu li legra pli lli'up nt until lifter elil ual iibmo Ul Hme leh'plimie workers plan to i lli wage talks will) the Bell Teh" compmilcit tit Toss the coti'i New Large Scale Jew Arab Battle Reported at Yazur 2 2 p) 1 tble private sources said today that nt 1 1 IIJ4rk Ti "large scale'' Arab wish figh'i' lalhLaU Illjjll HI ishinyliiii Dec 2 2 lor Taft of Ohio is going west again bi his i for I lie Republican presi dential this time on a tour wlii' will lake him infix Har old home state of 'lin ugem which lias llmlltd supi'ivls' rii'lng labor parly hoi nclicd today orc powers nv( lie mnrkelii Thi' list was i imli' up of i I Hl ra I Inn and Inlilhue who In id commodilli'S on Iii' i iiimlo'l mi Oct 31 1H4G Anderson said 29G persons win kitlvi' opi'i a Hoiih paged In hedging a uon specultili'" 2 (Jlisaf isf act ory lit ing i ondil ions for the ici' ui ists and their families at some of the more isolated proj ie! such those in (he southwest ern linite'l States (li'surt coiinlry or remote towns in newly developed sec I ions 'I Inability of lhe government to ifi pay offered by private rc scmdi insl it ii tio i is 4 Refusal of scientists particu larly thoe interested in pure re search io be pinned down to the 'nnipmaf i ely narrow confines of a project directed at obtaining a par ticular military development 5 Aversion tn holoioe' unwlurn machines Nr killing A very minor POHlier Nazi Coal percentage of scieiil ists hae ivon this as their reason for declining to Steel MaffDatC 2 work on government projects Hothi 7 military officers and manpower ex SeiltenCed cill') IL till Ul HMIIM IHH I (llll'll aiOIHIC energy commission agreed that virtu ally all of this group bad a sincere Personal feeling sometimes dictated by religious faith against war in any fiii iil and were not motivated by po litical views The greatest shortage in scientific mmipower and one definitely re tarding research in some fields is in key person no I officials said They mentioned in particular the need for scientist administrators who (Continued on back page) IT 1 City Mix Min Prcc Billings 2') Belgrade HI 11 Broadus 4G 17 Butt'' '0 4 Custer Cut Bank 4 7 29 Dillon 43 HI Drummond I Hi Glasgow 42 14 Great 'alk 4" 'I ll i 12 Helena Hi' Kalispi ll 11 29 01 Lewistown 4K 21 Livingston 41 t2 Miles City 'Tl Missoula 25 Tr West Yellowstone 25 10 '1 Whitehall 4 1 22.