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Worthy of The Best Homes Northern Jersey's Greatest Paper $aferm Stoning SEVENTEEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1938 COND SECTION French Envoy Heqxs Italians Cry for Colonies Be Divested ww Writer Warns of Strain on -1 A tor in ivocnesier The Army Post Murders News of the World of Labor It for Pres Relations ent Disputes VIRGINIA HANSON 'Racism' As Foe To U. S. People Sees Alliance of Reds, Nazis Against The Characters Investigators in Increased raski said here jCnioDtl Labor ReU- Search for Test For Wage Law Rathe rlne Cornish, myietf, vla I'lifl on mid-u'eitern Army port. Elisabeth, Colonel Wrlohfi Adam Drtw, acting commanding officer. 1 Yf4T mwl funisia, Savoy, IIP He assured her that nothing she said would ever again be mentioned by either of us.

And then in language less pointed than that lady had used, he repeated Mrs. Wheeler's story of seeing Anne leave Elizabeth's house in tears. I don't know which of us was the more startled. Elizabeth held herself under rigid control, but there was no disguising the panic in her eyes nor the waves of flaming color that rushed into her face. Small beads of moisture sprsng out across the bridge of her nose the agner aci wri the interests of both I 'ttionn Oppone Charter For Group of Ford Men ALB ANY, Dec.

1. (rP)-The State Hoard of Standards and Appeals reserved derision, pending submission of briefs and depositions, on a request of the Liberty legion of America, for Incorporation In New York. Representatives of the United Automobile Workers of America. Ihe American Federation of Labor, the Albany Central Federation and the New York State Industrial I'nion Council at a hearing opposed granting a cer Law Suits to Provide Define Employe In NLRB Ruling Facts of Job Govern, Despite Individual Contract WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 The word "employe," as med In ihe National Labor Itclailone Act was defined for the first time by the National l.alior Relations t.

in rtmiir inn inn mi ii Nice, Corsica," Is Demand PONCET NKW YORK, Dec 1 Warn Ins that ihe destructive forces of "racism" am Increasing In the United Stales, the Rnv. John LaFirge, Catholic writer, said (hat Ihcso elements would cause untold Jiai tn among Ihe Amerl Floor and Ceiling For Act pp, labor dispute. -kt, are Pfftty rrlpv- into Iwslnr hi Cbinib1' Commerce and on her upper lip, and her WASHINGTON, Dec 1 (V) Wage-hour Investigators have he TesUrdsy: Adam hat no lurk in tracing tht perion behind tthsl Curtis. Tht killer teas evidently eager to keep the ikeleton in the family closet. Chapter 23 Conflicting Stories IT WAS not necessary to specu- late who was on the telephone.

The voice carried easily across the room, and I gathered that the speaker was annoyed. an peopie. it immuillute steps Demonstration During gun a search tor a clear cut lest iniD the constitutionality of Ihe breathing was suddenly noisy. "That is no concern of Mrs. Wheeler's," she said in a queer, strangled voice.

"Nor of you or anyone else." She grew calmer. "The matter was purely personal betwen Anne and me. It could have no possible bearing on her I the board lii fla in every ipark in ihe labor field ii has resulted In numerable oharges vera, many on only iilence," he de- new Federal i.aimr siannaras a. tificate Incorporation to the legion, which Is chartered In Michigan. Iieonard H.

Neltsorg, I' A.W A attorney, charged that the Lib erly Legion is "a company dominated union" as defined under the National Labor Relations Act and the state labor laws. Board as meaning "all employ In the conventional as well as legal sense except ihose by express provision excluded." Tho ruling waa nmile in a case invohing motor route carriers and outside telephone sub death." He had been trying to get hold of Wild horses could not have dragged more out of her, and are Hot taken to combat Ihelll. ather l.aFarge, who has Just returned from a six months' visit in Kurope, spoke at a dinner in Ins honor ill the Town Hall club. Ihe dinner was under ihe sua pices of the Catholic lulcrrarlal council, the 'Calhollc Laymen's 'Union and the Alumni Race lie laiiotis council. Other speakei in.

I llded I he Ret. JauiHa tilllls, editor of The Catholic World: the lilsd siiuio (). Williams, a Negro priesl from Jamaica, British West Indies; Klmer Carter, editor Opportunity. Harold Herman, Ciano Speech Relieved Inspired ll) HTKWART RROW ROMK, D.c. I.

(U.R) A demon-stialimi In the Chamber of Deputies in the presvnee nf French Ambassador Andre Francois Pon-ict for the return nf former Italian territories new under French rule, placid a new strain today op recently piend Krnir- Adam was too intelligent to try. Willi that In view, the Wngo-limit' administration has sifted approximately 1.800 complaints of violations. Aides of Admin Istrator Kltuer F. Andrews said today that about I of these appear to involve, real violations of the law. which has been In effect a little mure than a in An III Out of the probably will Kime In the next Iwu weeks one or more lawsuits to provide.

Supreme Court lest of the validity of the administration's efforts scription solicitors of Ihe Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He asked her to send Annie in to him and stood there watching her cross the dance floor in the rum Sharing Is Called pled pink organdy shephardes dress that was now so much more 'Snare' by Lewis The newspaper management contended that motor route drivers or dealers under Individual contracts with the company were Savs Programs Are Substitute for Collec-tive Bargaining would amend the liy requiring the file Its complaints with district court "Instead lamlnerc who, for the are hlased In favor Id." Iceland an employer enjoy hli "day In iro longer be sub-, he termed "a pu- he done, the speak-olt the government Irivpri seat In conic bargaining." nun further amend i ognlrlng the need nf goodwill between I worker to help ln- rrd." he added. "I h(; i I should be so this feature wmd paramount thine." I St, TON, Dec. 1 RT- unspprk of Georgia to put a floor undjfr wages and a ceiling over hours. Must of tin- preliminary work of Iraeking down violations is being carried on hy field investigators of the Wage Hour administration, hut Joseph Brill, someone anyone for two hours were they all murdered trjere at Fort Havens? And when he asked for the Service Club that blank-ety blanked operator had the blankcty-blanked nerve to tell him he was keeping the line open for an important call from Omaha.

It had cost him at least a dollar to convince the fool that he was the important call from Omaha and that a certain dundering ox could prepare to go back to his troop beginning tomorrow. And tell him was Elizabeth there, and was she all right? It was her father. I listened to Adam reassure him, answer questions, supply the reluctant information that there had been a new murder. I heard the howl of rage, of incredulity, of blasphemy with which this was greeted. Presently Adam laid down the instrument gently, strode to the door with rather weak grin for me and summoned Elizabeth.

The voice on the wire was quieter now. She said, "Yes Father. No, Father," in soothing dutiful accents. Then, "All right, dear, don't worry. Major Drew is doing splen WASHINGTON, Dec.

I (ff Lewis, chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organiza "Independent contractors." From the evidence' presented at hearings the board decided that they were employes, staling: "The primary consideration (of the definition) is whether effectuation of the declared policy and purposes of the a comprehends securing In ilir Individual the rights guaranteed anil the pro-led Urn afforded hy the act. "The matter Is not conclusively determined by a contract which adverts ami purport to establish Ihe status of such per son other than as an employe. io Italian relations It occurred during a speech by Foreign Minister Count Galeasso Claim referred to the re-celil dm i-iin of Pr-mler llenllo Mussolini to assist -In the repatriation of Italians llvlnf abroad and sererul deputies lumped to Ihelr fee( shouting: "Tunisia. Nice, Cof-slca Most Italians reel that these territories and ittles belong rightfully to Itaiv, though they hlef of the Justice Department tions, called profit-sharing pio new age-linur unit, sain r. I agents Would be employed if thti help as in eded.

than incongruous. "And what do you know about that?" he murmured aside to me. He was nervous, alert, quivering with eagerness 1 lVce a bird dog at point. "Your guess is as good as mine," I told him with something like dismay. Surely, surely was not mixed up in this.

How ghastly for Adam if were compelled to report to Colonel Wright that his daughter was ihe prize suspect! For the chain of evidence was growing stronger, link by link. Motive, opportunity, the weapon. No alibi for the shooting, and only a circumstantial one for the stabbing. Annie came in warily, like a cat Into a strange kitchen. Her eyes rested inscrutably on mc.

swerved to Adam with no change of expression. Not To Be Shaken HIS manner to her would have served as well for the colonel's lady. She perched distrustfully on rormer chairman of the legislative committee Investigating lit Ing conditions among urban Negro's, and Dr. Hudson Oliver, president of the Catholic Interracial roiim American racism, Father I. a Karge said, Is directed principally against Negroes, foreigners mil lews ill scribed 1 It as the "pale hut lenomoiw elder cmnisln nf Nai lactam.

Inimslilc ll.it ni ls Set ii I. its Nazi counterpart, he added, American racism has erected impassable barriers between extensive regions and large, group nf ponple. It has, in addition, formed Its own myths and glories and romance and moulded its own social Above ail. it has consist- grams a "snare and. delusion" when he testified before the Senate committee studying ihe use ami possible extension "I such systems In American industry.

Labor, Mr. Lewis said, does provisions of lit III, ho sen ed until rwi it lv on the slafr of District lomey Thomas Dewey of New York, will have charge of pi use cutlng violations referred In the Justice Department It is getiernllv the final major lest of the law ill begin when Administrator Andrews goTV Into court fur an order in compel some non-compiylng cm plover to meet the requirements Government legal authoiitlea not like them because they have been put forward Ion frequently as a substitute for genuine collective bargaining The working-man, heaaserted, wants his day Public interest in the administration of th act permits an inquiry Into the material facts and suhstanro of the relationship." The board fouml that the motor route drivers. although have been In French hands for many deendes. Keel Demonstrations Inspired A repilitlon nf Ihe shouting In Venice whoiy several thousand gathered to cheer Mus- by-da) pav without wailing I Honrs Acts as i 'Zested that It il.le to exempt all wage brackets. I lid not know line line should that if, and resents "paternalistic didly and I'm not in the slightest generosity." called "dealers," occupied a position relatively the same as that ol I I after the chamber session, ausi il diplomatic circles lo be of eiuplnyee generally, as they Labor Committee re- danger.

Kay and Annie and I are all together. Yes, dear, we'll be looking for you." She replaced the telephone, ex i iiijv i nine into conflict wit ll. li'hnsllan teachings, declared. lieve that the 'tnonst rat ions were obligated to deliver newspapers to the company's lit of 1 Wages and Hurs Vets to see whether i.e improved. eubscribvre.

abide hy compaii) plained inadequately, "He's flying back as soon as it's light and bringing a Federal Bureau man with rrk asserted that "Yet racism, like the nther ililrut'(lve. ideologies, cannot be understood and Interpreted merely in terms of fer ami tlis like of its victims," he said In Kurope racism Is so closcL as rl "had not con the iildl lal vlew- 1 mnarently had mis him. He I think he has an idea there's a homicidal maniac at large. He wants us to go home and bolt all the doors; and he's given orders for a' guard around the the edge oMhe chair he held 'or her and folded knotty hands tight together in her lap Her lips were folded, too, and her faded blue, eyes were shrouded in determined reticence. It took a bit of wheedling to get her to unfold those lips, and even when she did it was my impression that she had come prepared to say just so much and no more.

In fact she said it several times, in varying forms, but the gist of the matter was that Elizabeth had been with her at the colonel's quarters from. quarter of eleven until a snciuled with anti Jewish propa iio nnrpose of the house." She smiled faintly. .1 has been acting as and prosecutor, and at least three types nf lest action ace possible 1 A petition by the administrator (or an Injunction to compel an employer to stop paving wages below the minimum, 'working hours above the maximum shipping fn Interstate commerce goods produce.) under Illegal eon ditloiis A criminal action In the government. Attorneys salJ-sueh action likely would be used only against obviously malicious violations A civil suit by an employe or group of employes to collect pay either because of an employer's failure to pav llu' minimum wage of 2'i cents alt hour or the time ami a half rate for Lours worked In excess of I I a eek "Not a bad Idea," said Adam, but here the trouble I sensed that his pride was touched he added. "Before you go, however, I'd like had been Inspired.

A similar demonstration for return nf former Italian territories was staged Nov. I when Mussolini told the Italian war veterans In Venice that It was "still necessary lo slpep with our heads on one knapsacks" Informed quarter believed Ibis indicated that the Italian attitude has definitely hardened lownids France and that Ihe i a ions were obvious hints to France thai she will he obliged In pay a very steep price fur Dalian friendship, Poncet was making first official public appearance since Ins arrival to fill the long vacant Kri'nrh diplomatic post. Ilts displeasure was Indicated when ha i Immediately after Clano finished speaking, without waiting for applause. to you a few questions and Annie, too, if you don mind." a I Moreover, the CIO thieftnln said, ihe "perfect system of profit-sharing would not avail tho man who Is going to be ilis placed next month." "Production Is coming h. hilt wo are not re employing men In ihe old ratio and wo won't." Today, he continued, there are siill as many persons unemployed as in HUK "after all these years of experimentation" and a ider spread of niploytnent must precede any general adoption of profit sharing.

"There is only one answer, and that is to give the adult population willing to work a share in the work remaining to he Mr. Lewis declared. He said he believed that if a corporation's earnings permitted it to share Its profits with employee there he "no 'ii' ficulty under collective bargain, in- in making the necessary adjustments in the wage lie said that there was loo much of the theory of largess," of dropping a "dollar In the hat," connected with profit sharing plans. Labor, Mr. Lewis told 'ho committee, had not been afforded an opportunity to participate In management affairs which might quarter And she was not to be shaken in that stand.

"But Elizabeth did not mention prices, use company route mixes, solicit subscriptions solely fur the company's pipers and keep the company's subscription 1IM up to date The com pane was privileged to end the eontracl If he sold or delivered Utf a competitor or failed to provide "proper delivery sen lcefor Ihe subscription list Moreover, the "dealer," according to the hoard, could not assign Ills contract without Ihe company's assent. The board asserted that under the laws of the Stale of Washington the legal status of ihe motor route drivers was thai of employes and certain company officials had said that they re carded them as s'ich. The SMtB ordered an election within thirty days among the editorial, business department and outside telephone employes of The Post Intelligencer to decide whether the emploves wish to be represented by Ihe Seattle Newspaper fill lid, Local K2, affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organisation. ournevmeii ganda that one iii'hne, to link whether th' whole racist Idea has any oilier aim or object than that of expressing spite against Ihe Jews "Nevertheless. there is a core positive, if pefverleil, purpose.

II that positive purpose. Hint will fur social unity, Is not understood arid nol satisfied, It will continue to break mil in one destructive fo'rm after another I'enrs al-lteil I I Father La Karge pointed nut that there are no guarantees whatsoever that Nazism and Communism win not join force for a common assault mi religion ami human freedom. "Already," he added "lejuirta you, Adam protested gooa-nu- moredlv. In fact she deriniteiy stated that she saw no one while she was at home." VminAA Fnr IhO She wouldn't be thinkin' of me. i a The poor dear thought you meant lTidCiu iai- determine profit or loss so ll should not he asked In share In folks company.

"And she didn't go back to tell hers' I'nion something completely beyond control you about Anne. How do you account for that?" Mr. Lewis opposed Incentive Worker Share Profit taxation to encourage profit sjjanng as he felt that it would upset the hnsls of competition by giving preferred status to some mployers. She did not mind, naturally anything at ill she could do to heip. But she was afraid she knew nothing nothing at all.

She had been at home when Anne was shot. Adam seized on that Had she seen anyone while she was at home? one at all," she an-swfred with an air of calm surprise as if to ask, should she have? "I sat in the library for a while, waiting foi the call which did not come, by the way." She had gone upstairs for a minute, then down the back stairs to the kitchen, where she had a drink of water and a sandwich. "Annie had left some I'm afraid dancing always makes me hungry." "You didn't leave the house then?" Adam asked casually. "No. I thought the the call might still come through." For no apparent reason she blushed deeply, then grew rather pale.

She turned to me with a forced smile. "Then I heard Kath-erine drive up and came out presently to see who it was. She she told me about Anne." "Then you drove right to the hospital?" "Yes. I had to wait. Finally Bar-nev ioined me.

then Annie." She a re current nt ag reenn iliii ne tween the dictators as to parti tinning ihelr spheres of political Influence N.ir is there anything in prevent their concluding with one another such political deals a.1 may sull the, personal atnhi Hons of Ihe one and the concern for self preservation of the other. "With Iheli political dirrer-eriiiHi adjusted, it Is but short HISTORICAL NEW JERSEY-No. 8 By F.ARI.F. HORTF.R stign held last ters. 00 Wash-ninecs to the of-nirnevmen Har-341, A.

F. in for the com-uninees will be nbershlp ineet-lonlght. sole aspiranl of the union, hitlous program activities for tentatlvel) executives-to-be ii ncy of meetings a--d, and the hat the execu- should meet on 'I lursdajm of the mhershlp on CA MIIRI DCF. Muss Dec 1. il'i "One hundred and forty em-ployes of Harmon P.

Klliott, addressing machine manufa Hirer, will divide $1. ITS as the first' payment of a share. the profits" plan The checks, averaging 1 will come from a trust fund which Mr. Kllfnll established eighteen months ago by setting, iinaji" 2, GOO shines of the company's stock At the $7 a share dividend the stink was paying at that lime. would have been on hand for distribution.

Instead the dividend fell to 11.76 because of Increased wages snd additional tales. Mr F.lllntt ssld. Checks will go to all who hsve served ihe company for ten years or longer Kvenilally about ,171 their ideologies In nmmon ait a upon i n-upon 'itir Western clvlll-and ii pon he splii1 tisl Step one llgion, zal Inn foundations of democracy. The spread of racism is a magnifi cent preparation for just such a Joint lampalgn." Referring in the oppression nf Jews and Catholics in Oermany, Father fjlllls said that persecu might, the recommend sounded like a dutiful child reciting a rather dull lesson. "I don't know how long we sat there it employes will become recipients.

tion hurts the persecutor more than the persecuted Those Vho persecute, he. ailed, "torture th'lr own conscience and do theiuselvea more hsrrn than they I opened my lips to say that she might have, but I thought better of it. And Annie did not contradict him. "She was that excited she forgot it," she said coolly. "How did you find out about it, I the way?" Annie blinked.

"It was that Mr. Nelson the big fellow. He drove up and come in hollering for Elizabeth, so I come down'to see what he wanted. He told me about her." A brief spasm twisted the wrinkled face, the hands in her lap twitched "He said he was on his way to the hospital, so I went up and put on me black and followed." "You were in bed, then, when he came?" "Where elre? At that hour" She sniffed loudly, as if to remind him that she had her work to do and couldn't go sky-hooting around at all hours of the night and now look it her! I could almost hear the words chasing themselves around in her mind, but she was silent, in deference either to Adam's rank or to the gravity of the situation. Adam leaned forward and lowered his voice.

It's rather appalling to see i man turn on his charm as easily as he would the ignition switch of his car. I had watched him do it all evening, but it occurred to me that I had not noticed when he directed it at me. Or had he? I took i rather mean satisfaction In seeing him faH this once, at least. For it definitely did not work on Annie. There was a slightly ribald gleam in her hooded eyes that vanished quickly is he stated his business the same business he had been trying to forward all evening, out with no success.

(CotvrioM. IMS. frtrfflnla lliwt) Tomorrow A scream In the nlht. seemed like hours. this do thosi whom they persecute.

9rl Krai Let us extend not only our rs i i 'hat the an-1 ailing offi-i' he ohserved i at the meeting Marches, serre-'orge Modica, nominee for I'rcd Campano. li'le; Mek Tam- Clulla, Sebastian liichard Centrelll, rustees. sympathy to 'he persecuted, hut also our sympathy, pity snd prayer for those who are doing Jo the persecuting. he declared. The other speakers paid tribute to Father LaFarge's long jervlrn in helping to develop i i i Panic In Her Eyes hen you came back to 1 the club, you went at once to the kitchen?" "Well, practically st once.

Everyone seemed so peaked and drawn and sort of lost; and Barney came out of the library looking as if he would fly apart. I. thought perhaps if he had something to do he wouldn't go back to "And when did Annie arrive? "While the lights were out. I remember she frightened me for moment. I had just lighted the candles and they weren burning very brightly.

She began to scold me she always does for being there alone in the dark. I wasn really alone Barney was just out in the corridor- but I was glad to her friendship and understanding he-tween Father l.aFarge was Introduced hv Dr. Oliver. Reginald T. Kennedy of 'he National Conference of Jws and Christians was toastmaster.

os i utuT a Mint it SMt smo UM WW HMOfttSMMO 0 VSIIIkl wir(iH strike A The dinner was arranges! by i i Her. 1 Cnmmls- at Ihe Chlcaco a commitiee coneisi iiik oi Reginald T. Kennedy and Dr Kdward whii-h have been tied "a by a CIO union 1 bat they would not Rest, rn-1'halrmsn, and Henry Stevens Matthew Ilnulte, fleor'ge K. Hunton. Miss Mar-Jorv Nan.

Mrs F. O'Brien and Miss Fiances Walsh, all active Hie Catholic Interracial mire livestock until SWT UMT OH fc. CAR IV rMCTlCt UNIOUNS was ended. week a small num or mas sut mi wt uiMiiK OMf aSMVUD' Suddenly Adam put on his most 1 i hogs have been VsimaW s.iy fsaaaU movement, lose to Itm) persons oersuasive manner, ne rraimu her that she was among friends. attended.

farm producers who 'ere unaware of the although warned f-e- animals hate been vestigation of charges of 'Jury Plead Guilty to. tampering. limine Agent of Union Found Guilty Drew Embezzlement Nicholson House, Elsinboro (jp) MORRISTOWN, Dec 1 () NEWARK, Dec. 1 gene McMenamln, William H. Yeager pleaded guilty to a charge of ember ling shout Ilt.ln kani azent.

will Altered hy the mer-' could not be sold until i the CIO union agreed it of the stock, forty carloads sent national Livestock Ex-' about head iiera were disposed of. mission men themselves and" driving the animals 'he yards. Then pens ipletely empty. a rike remained In full filiations between the IS.000.from 1 Irew-sjnlverslty, of which he was formerly assistant he was able to build a home that combined thrvr two products. The house is a tare exhibit of a bygone period of American architecture with its diagonal, crisscross glazed brick work, which adorns the east gable.

Elsinboro is located near Salem and msy be reached via Routes 49 or 45. McMenamln, busies agent of Local 478, International Hrother-hood 01 Teamsters. Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers, an A. F. of L.

affiliate, faces a msximffin penalty of seven years In prison. His $500 bsll was continued pending sentencing. The stste chsrged McMensmln bast Clifford Westcott of Railway with an auto crank handle wrapped in cheesecloth during a strike of drivers employed by the Amerlca'-i Stores Company, One doc, not lnvc to guess about the date of construction of the Abel Nicholson House. Its dste is clearly designated on the side wall. Situated near the bsnk of the Monmouth River, better known as Alloway's Creed, this charming old house was built in 1722 by the son of Samuel Difkinion.

Fortu-' nately both glass and brick works were nearby, and treasurer. sentenced next Wednesday on an atrocious assault snd battery conviction growing out of a labor dispute. Common Pless Judge Daniel HI Ti-vTfj p-1 He was arraigned befdre Com III Jar mon Pleas Judge Albert II. Hoi land hy Assistant Attorney Gen Brennan called the Jury's fuilty verdict last night a "Just MrMenamlfl's second eral Richard Stockton, special prosecutor. Yeajter.

who pre the tTnlnn ai neb VarJi (Historlcsl Najsr Jersey cartoons, turn, ng' eld homes. tiiillrljs and plarsa In New Jersey, are beln viously pleaded ttiocent trial. The jury's disagreement In tht flrit trial ied to court in Company will not Jbe until Monday. pup. until go nils ag svsry ihurau The etch ing reproduction above is on of th feriss fifty-two.) i sentenced later.