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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY; DECEMBER 4, 1941. to Joliet for robbery. He was paroled contract was unfair and not accept GOV. GREEN HAILS EXPOSED TERM Sues for Divorce also spoke, praised the course of Woodrow Wilson at the World war peace conference, saying he alone had a program for the welfare of small and weak nations. SHOWMANSHIP AS A VITAL U.

5. NEED Gov. Dwight Green last night paid PRISON RECORD OF UNION AGENT Four Killed in Collision of Auto, Loaded Truck Flora, 111., Dec. 3 P). Four youthful occupants of an automobile were killed last night in a collision with a loaded truck four miles south of here on United States highway 43 They were identified as Miss Melrose Luttrell, 17, Odin; Miss Fern Grubh, 17, Keensburg; Eldon Glenn Hamilton, 20, and Harold King, 20, both of Cisne.

Floyd Dickerson was driver of the truck, which was carrying oil a tribute to showmanship as exempli ATTENTION! SOUTH SIDERS ISBELL'S New Beautiful RESTAURANT NOW OPEN FOR YOU Sarvlat Dllhtftjl LaachMaa mm4 CMcaM'a Matt CIlllRATID SI. 00 DINeJtlt 1435 EAST 5 1 ST ST. Otaar fibalf't SfO DIVtlSIT PARKWAY 940 RUSH STRICT in 1923 and was returned for a short time for parole violation. His latest prison sentence of three years in Leavenworth prison was imposed by Federal Judge William II. Holly In 1935, after he had been found guilty of dealing illegally in narcotics.

Ward, according to leaders of the discontented roofers, was not chosen by vote, but was put In by the influence of Riley, the real power In the local. They added that Ward had never been a roofer and was therefore ineligible to hold any union fying qualities of loyalty, spirit, and enthusiasm needed in making the United States safe from attack. He spoke at the 29th banquet of the Showmen's League of America in tho BREAKS WINDOW IN FIJOIIT. While Harrjr Kaplan aa proparinf to clone permanently hi liquor More at 6915 Mk-hlsan avenue last ninht hu diatrict recently Toted dry, colored Kiinmnn walked in. Immediately behind the, sunman wa Harrison Encrlloh, colored, a private watchman.

The tuninan. Enslmh. (mantled thru the plate rla- dt.plxr window nd fled. able to them. Tjhe rebel members, who include the three trustees, Irwin Rogers; Robert Tartar and Charles Tann in ill, asked the international union heads at Cleveland, to abrogate the contract.

The international heads promised an investigation, but nothing has been done thus far, Rogers and his associates said. At a -meeting last night the union administration remained firm in their refusal to let the rebels have any representation or to discuss the contract with the employing roofers. JKWKI.8 AND FIB COAT TAKKN. JfwpU worth 1250 anil fur coat raliiPtt at S170 mmrm taken yemerdny from the apartmrnt of Mr. Helena Downs.

aa 44th Ptreet. Hotel Sherman firillinEr machinery, i fJ 'A The governor appeared before the formally dressed gathering of 500 sbellious Members Sue for Injunction. office. wearing a business suit. He explained he had given his white tie and tail coat to jobseekers wh6 had besieged his office.

Senator Josh Lee Okla.l. who Dues Are $48 a Year. The bill, drawn by Attorney Harry Kronenberg, related that the union dues are $48 a year and initiation fees $125, altho average earnings of a roofer do not exceed $1,500 a year, BY GEORGE HARTMANM. A business agent who. bas served f'mr terms in penitentiaries; a.

set and that the officers issue numerous permits to temporary workers who of officers who were never legally elected, have made any icfoonti ot are assessed $1 a day for the period ii i i in iiigii-ir( they work. EVA CAB OR. iuikij, ina- yet ITJ dare trr expel The spark of revolt against Riley, Ward and the other officers was touched off Oct. 14. when the members at a meeting in the headquar Los Angeles, Dec.

3 iT). Eva surrfmaniy a Gabor, the Hungarian actress, filed suit here' today for a divorce from Dr. question- their Holiday Wishes Eric Drimmer. They were married in London June 3, 1939. Her petition I i a i ters at 36 South Peoria street demanded abrogation of a contract with the Roofing Contractors association, which they had not been allowed to see until its signing by the officials was announced.

They complained the Senrl vnitn tn all tiie nannf vettr charged cruelty. This js paft of ing of this Christmas with a box of Martha Washington's delicious candies. They'll appreci ate your thoughtfulness in remembering them with a gift that always adds so much cheer to the holiday celebration. And it's a grand satisfaction to know that you're giving the vfery best in candy quality. Lake Ward.

a picture of local 11 of the Gravel Roofers' union, as outlined by a group ef rebellious members in a suit filed in the Superior court' The complainants asked for an injunction to prevent their expulsion, an audit of. the funds "by agents of the court, appointment of a receiver for the local, and an faction under court protection. Temporary Injunrtior Granted. Judse John C. Lewe has granted a tejT-porary injunction prohibiting the Patrick McDonough, recording secretary; Walter Zeller, treasurer, and Peter Riley and Luke Ward, business agents.

Ward is the man' with the record. In. 1904 he was sentenced to three months in jail for robbery. Later in the same year he was sentenced to a in jail for attempted robbery. In April, 1906, he went to the Bridewell to serve a year for RADIO CHIEF ENGINEER WANTED Old established, well known, radio parts and set manufacturer desires services as Chief Engineer of a capable and experienced man between 35 and 40 years of age.

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5 for a hearing of the other points at issue. officers of the Union, the full name of which is United Slate, Ti. and Composition Roofers, Damp Waterproof Workers association IAFL, are: Edward Washlow, presi-Matt Knauf. vie president: Four Penitentiary Terms. "His first penitentiary visit was in 1907, when he went to Pontiac for burglary.

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