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CAPITAL ARGUES PURGE’ EFFECT: | FAILURE LOOMS

McCarran Wins by 3-to-1 Margin in Nevada Primary.

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had them

gone out to defeat ot Roosevelt, gal nble, but r conside

ull, He m

de- : al ries reflect ed and resulted e-Hou Bill RObSE elt the purge re

et them ing over

befor a

McCarran's Lead Is Three to One

RENO,

Nev ept. 1 (U. P)-~ McCarran, opponent o

Roosevelt's gevernmental |

an 50 of S| Senator “Me -} lead of more | to one over Albert Hilliard, mpaigned on a platform of B support for the Presi- |

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missing

Worden, thir

ra ho also said | supporter of |

t of the race

McCarran, 13, Hilliard, 4.238. nat MN Mc gn a .

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Governor Race Close

Attacks Security Board

WASHINGTON

Reviving the controversy

Davey

Sept Ove}! { Governor Security ur J. Altmever the WPA of

mont mon

Ohio Democratic primary Davey today accus

ad Social Board Chairman Arthu

3 3 1 last n's

ade Mh

stration in

I Ing charges m Board of maladmini old-age pension dared aged in Ohio. In Altmeyer, he Board of “political manipiolation of civil

as made public

110 officials had f{

Arizona Candidate For Governor Killed

~ PHOENIX, Ariz

had been

{ a member of

the | the Governor | Altmeyer to stop | ac=-

serv- |

a few |

Schooltime Ends Playtime

Times Photo. vacations playthings, the children of and Mrs, Chester G. Nelson leave their home at 4130 N. Capitol today school’s first full-dav schedule following enrollment sterday are, left to right, Betty, Gene and Jimmy,

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ization | Colorado River Authority to National

T. H. Davis, acting chairman of the power committee of the Lower Colorado River commit

River day

the T. P. & L. said his company was

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to confi

area of 13.930 ext

onsumers in

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sell to

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[). R. Orders Power Study; Utility Otters to Sell to U.

Security Periled By Shortage, Says President.

Consider Proposal of | Company.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 7 (U. P).— HYDE PARK, N. Y, Sept. 7 (U. P) —Exmressing concern over a shortage of power which he said constituted a “serious threat to the national security.” President Roosevelt named a special committee towill draft a legislative program to remedy it. The Chief Executive, who last week met with War and Navy Department officials and experts of the to swvey the selected Louis

Secretary of

Authority, said today his tee would consider the offer Texas Power & Light Co. to the Authority its properties along the Colorado

the

counties

which Pr

esident John W. Carpenter of

to sell all its properties, power lines and long-time . He said the sale would he “reimbursement of the

investments in the territory

Commission, situation, Assistant

Power power Johnson, War, as chairman. Besides Mr. Johnson, are Frederic A. Delano, Resources Committee Basil Manly, mission; Interior

“he Texas Soin] is a subsidi- [ the American Power & Light of ElecRecently the Texas purchase

1 is a subsidiary & Share Co. hority denied the right

members National chairman; Federal Power ComSecretary Ickes; Navy Secretary Charles and William O. Douglas, and Exchange Commission chairman, In identical letiers io committee members, the President wrote: “The report regarding the supply of electric power in the event of a national emergency made to me {by the War Department and the { Federal Power Commission in re- | § sponse to my request of March 18, |] 1938, have given me much concern. | These studies have disclosed a | | shortage of power to meet the needs | of the nation's industry in the event of war such as to constitute a serious threat to the national security.”

A Bond

Fhe Texas company and the San ntonio Public Service Co. offered March buy most of the wer produced by the Authority ed that the Authority had ne its sales to municipalities Texas company serves an square miles, It was there were 13.200 the area. Compan had 1277 miles in the 168 counties,

Assistant Edison, Securities

{to

The

mated that

ficial salad thev

power lines FATAL ILLNESS RAFFLES UTICA. N. XY, Sept. 7 (U. PP.) — ricken by an illness that baffled 1edical science, Matthew Kraupa. medical

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Chairman Public that reached on minimum mendations | industry.

LAUNCH STRIKE

Roosevelt Reported Against

Any Major Change in Wagner Act.

(Continued from Page One)

N. A. M. amendments and the two labor groups would oppose them. These two struggles are expected to provide the outstanding fight of the session of Congress starting in January. The N. A. Ms major that the act coercion of employees source” agement, iS necessary threats and force ganizers, other laws cover such illegal tactics and that vice to use the National Labor lations Board in hampering unionization, One amendment proposed by the (A. F | the NLRR its discretion ducting worker elections on a craft or plantwide basis would compel acceptance union lines. | away from the board and give to the | I'ederal courts power to pass on the * | facts in a case. At present the courts | are restricted to considering legal | points. These amendments are to be revised and formally forthcoming Houston convention of | pute in the U. the A. FP. of L.,

be changed “from any instead of merely from man-

the use union orreply is that

to stop hy

The unions’

is a deRe-

the amendment

of I. would take away from

as it sees fit, and of craft-

Another would

aproved at the |

it is understood. who

S commission on Brit- | supports their po-

a way to be and to prewith flanks

as looking for in the fight

of labor him by

Agreement Announced On Steel Wage Minima

WASHINGTON, P).— Thomas Contracts Board

“general agreement”

Sept. 7 (U Holland of the said today had been and

for the iron

Mr. Holland his colleagues

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SAN FRANCISCO STORE WORKERS

At LE BR Br Ri a cis

WEDNESDAY, SEPT.

R. Strackbein and Maj. Robert N. Campbell—probably will present; | Bus TeConimend ations to Secretary r Perkins within two weeks. | So Pe will make the final determination of minima which must be paid by Government sup- | pliers holding contracts in excess of $10,000. There was no indication of what minimum or minima would be

| recommended by the board. but it

was believed likely that would be several different wages for | varying regions.

'U. A. W. Board to Vote

on Lewis Peace Plan

DETROIT, Sept. 7 executive board of

(U.

the strife-torn

| United Automobile Workers’ Union | convenes today for a critical session

Martin's breach with |

demand is |

to forbid | | posal

It argues that something |

of | : | conference with Mr.

which may heal President Homer

the C. 1. O. or sever the affiliation. The board meets to weigh a proto end the union's factional dispute offered by C. 1. O. Chairman John L. Lewis. Mr. Martin had rejected the proposal in a recent Lewis in Wash-

| ington,

I ment,

con- |

take |

| Automobile Workers of America, a! jC. TL resolution indorsing a proposal of | O. chairman, |

| |

| | sity

the rank |

wage recom- | steel |

Oscar :

{John I,

Mr. Lewis proposed reinstatement of five high union officials expelled by Mr. Martin,

mittee of C. I. O Mr. Martin rejected it,

ing it would encroach upon union's autonomy,

Indianapolis U. A, W. Backs Lewis Plan

Indianapolis

savthe

Local 226, United

O. affiliate, has adopted a

Lewis, settlement

CL of a [factional disA. W., LeRoy Roberts, president, said today. Appealing to Mr. Lewis to “take steps and action deemed necessary to save the international organization,” the resolution charged [that Homer Martin, U. A. W. presi- | dent has “ignored the urgent necesand demand for peace in the | U. A. - W. y

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BRITISH CAPITALISTS | ARE LAUDED BY TOBI

Labor Leader Commends | Progressive Views.

BLACKPOOL, England, Sept. Ti P.) .—Great Britain has “educated” its capitalists to a progres- | sive point of view much more successfully than has been done by the United States, Daniel J. Tobin, Indianapolis,

| Tobin said, “is a Britisher believing |

| capitalists

| at a stroke of the pen would if they |

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told the [here today. The capitalist

Trades Union Congress | in England, Mr.

[in his country” but “there are some in America who are] capitalists first and Americans aft= | erwards.” He continued: “We have without doubt some | wealthy employers in America who |

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