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Show t: B LEHI. UTAH LEHI FRES5 PRESS. .. - i FDR Still Grips Public Fancy After 6 Years in Limelight JL 1 NATIONAL AFFAIRS RtviewtJ by CARTER FIELD Unpredictable Now as in 1933, President May Run for Third Term If Success President's controversy with the Virginia senators most seems destined to be his mistake important political . . . ...End of affair not yetfiscal Dr. Schacht, German wizard, may hook up uith . some American university . . Gufjy of Pennsylvania proves himself a good trader in putting Biddle over. Seems Likely By JOSEPH W. LaBINE Six years ago come March 4 Franklin Roosevelt kissed the Holy Bible and promised to defend the United States constitution. Those six years have been the most unpredictable, topsyturvy years in modern American history, because an unpredictable man has been President. Once surrounded by an aura of quiet dignity, the White House has emerged a nerve center of the nation, the local point of more yes and ears than ever before watched a chief executive in his bouse of glass. Six years of Roosevelt have jarred America from its inertia whatever else you may say about the New Deal and made people think about their government in terms of deaths and retirement, Mr. Roose economics instead of politics. velt has been able to fill four vacanThey have made the most cies with "liberal" justices. Generally speaking, the White conservative Republican re- House Mr. Roosevelt's day knows alize that a growing democ- what of it's doing, thanks to new democmust be a changing racy methods of gauging public sentiracy, though not necessarily with so ment. He isn't America's most many changes as Mr. Roosevelt has widely traveled President for noth offered. That's a matter for debate. ing; these excursions provide a S tho acW' ri.stir.euisl-.e- on d exchange A Braided Rug ... or. 7 IZf - r-- s world today erVUs field in the By RUTH WYETH RPp... "0t excluding Great Britain and the "TEAR MRS. RPFiT United States. masjJlg Part missal of 'lect- that Incidentally, the just came with AdoU Chancellor Schacht by most interest;? or o. booksT is was one of the big surprises anu x .uiougiu. you might5 ttft Schacht know about a rae m tv... last few months. Doctor looked up u u of grew up wun our famil, rs Sing the one sound forecaster had we first went to house&J. one that no started what I hoped wouldC' deSeamed that Herr Hitler would large braided rug for tkT4 tremendous of the room When it was bigeJ prive the Reich advice. advantage cf his go under the small table howi a nsjnff . Reports from Berlin since, o then., -I nut .1. uuwn. rj. ever trickling in by undercover what happened explain routes, 4"l?SwS: hsrht had been out ol policies Reich sympathy with the ; inn, time. Moreover, he had1 Z fc. 1 .- 1 rw.. about ment he was receiving. ;erfr-nnti- 6 the treat- six-ye- r. ) Purposely Talked Himself hake the first fir. rtr . . . Into Being Fired by Hitler our. a irir rwtnr Rrhacht made the firing The DirrEBcurx i?'v BETWKN Trf WASHINGTON. Judging by whis- inevitable. He talked and talked, of LENGTH AND TK the end j who would listen pers around Washington anyone to nearly WIDTH Of "I STRIPS MAYV that rejection of Floyd H. Roberts to him. INOl mai iic aviuaj r IV- -. BE TUKNLD V bv the senate is not yet. me wiu rated Herr Hitler. He was noi as mos the to be destined said he PresABLE? seems affair MOST 'SPEECH indiscreet as that. But ' mistake Fresi-.- .. to give the impression that radio voice, important political made ideni Roosevelt's since nis plenty . dent Roosevelt has not in sympathy with what winter I have added more kJ , in was he not the is land, among to the edge. The family has r enJarge the Supreme was going on. heard to frequently at during the CQurt It seems similar to the court ana we au ni. on me rug a at For instance, he was asked qi in nthpT WflVS. FlfSt. be- fir. I lrm Horn tto nil A T ttPt the ' t nicely now. he what one night dinner party it as turned oui, "I save the best parts of Mobilization for Human Needs cause both were, about a certain thing that so unnecessary. The President has thought and dye them different ct sheets radio hook-up- . over a nation-wid- e was happening. tear them into oni then appointed three judges to the high ors; and in all "Why ask me?" he retorted. "I strips. I have a power reach! of Miss Margaret LeHarid, the bench since that fight, No the i of scenery. am just part will have two more apso I run these throuch it turnings "Missy" who doubles in brass as probability within a short time, one consults me about anything." tne raw edges. The stitcW the President's secretary, guardian pointments He said this sort of thing so many making a total of five, a majority strengthens the strips andmabl But the most amazing feature is choice method of getting reactions. and sometimes hostess. Although of will the entire court, which he times that the various embassies them firm and neat for braidin' mansion executive 1939 version the dulled not have six that years have appointed. and legations began reporting to If this letter inspires you, Ihanl still has its rigidly formal diploAmerica's interest in this toy called to the led their governments that the fiscal made a sketch here showing boi court fight the Also, matic banquets, a sample evening the New Deal. Whether pro or con, policies of Herr Hitler were no to start your room size rug. f guest list is more apt to include purge, inevitably, and that purge arguments are still as heated, sflli and controlled or advised by lain its outcome, a was disastrous a longer novelist, a cabinet member, filled with as much fresh fighting you are not quite that ambitious for trouble So Hitler lost the advanfor misSchacht. foundation laid the bor leader and two or three fodder as in the days of "alphabet you will find many ideas fe WhereSchacht's of the New Deal still to come. tage which the prestige cellaneous visitors. smaller rugs in the leaflet offers soup" and the blue eagle. The anas the Roberts case seems to have name had been bestowing. hobbelow. a is swer lies not in the people but in President the too, Then, Actually, the old man was like the man, a President whose impulIt takes a heap of shelf no end of repercussions. NOTE: Now is the time for jj byist. who bank The latest is the bitterness of the the active president of a siveness, whose quicksilver mind of us to give our houses a fres: space to hold his ship models, and made and 'kicked Presi the is upstairs" New Dealers surrounding and aptness at sensing the public his stamp collection provides a frachairman of the board then given start. Crisp new curtains; a e! dent against Senator trend has kept foe and friend in a ternal tie with another group. a handsome office with his name on slipcover; new lampshades; or D. Elbert dither. Thomas, Still Stands. the door, but never called in when ottoman will do the trick. Mat' Popularity Thomas of Utah. StiU a Mystery Man. the new president is deciding these things yourself. Mrs. Spears' The essence of this discussion is voted against confirFranklin Roosevelt has shattered for the fa mainwhether to make loans or buy Book still Roosevelt mation of Roberts, that President how wS! more precedents than all his predeshows you Decorator, bonds. tains his personal popularity even but so did 71 of his cessors put together, and in some to folta easy New his think most so that people though colleagues, Senator Guffey Proves to cases it was a fine idea. Since the Book 2 Gifts, Novel sketches. Deal has gone through the wringer would not have sinH Trader Be day he flew dramatically from AlExcellent and ties an T Embroidery, shows via court rebuffs and congressional gled him out for spebany to Chicago and accepted the to make how fascinating thir.g this has Whether F. whose But cial political Guffey, perverseness. Joseph feeling. presidential nomination, he has from odds and ends and will is debatable; most of his when the President contributed machine the happened biggest been administering constant psyadvocated principles have actually wrote a long letter bloc of delegates to Roosevelt in its cost many times. Books art chological rabbit punches to the naorder to Still been come, to intended pro 1932, and which in 1934 made Joe 25 cents each ; if you adopted. Roberts, tional vertebrae. Yet, after six of the new Rag M vided congress is willing, are more as a blast against senator Democratic from books, first the copy Senator years of the most withering pubfree. measures along these liberal lines, the Virginia senaPennsylvania since the Civil war Leaflet will be included Thomas licity any man ever experienced, 219 S. De and corrections amendments ddress Mrs. took H. Thomas and made PERSONABLE The plus MOST Earle Spears, tors, goverGeorge whose perhe remains an enigma the floor with an answer. nor, and, for a time, a presidential plaines St., Chicago, 111. President shares a to existing legislation. sonal habits and mental processes quick-mttewe were maintains The President The New Deal expected an an- possibility, is a good trader. His are misunderstood by the millions joke with Vice President Garner 30 behind like swer from Senators Carter Glass motto is: "Find out what they want years something who follow him. at the Jackson day dinner in There have been sample suspi Washington shortly after con- when he took office in 1933. Most and Harry Flood Byrd. But it did and sell it to 'em." Just Nonsense of that time has been caught up not expect any hundred per cent When Joe wants anything, he cions, as when the Supreme court gress convened. to few a still to we've but the who make go. to New years Dealer them. Neither manages a people join enlargement plan fell like stench Answering critics who maintain he did any one else, least of all the are able to give it to him want Nor is Mr. Roosevelt's unprecedentSergeant (drilling squad): too abruptly, Virginia senators. Thomas has been him to have it. Hence the appoint"When I' say 'One,' stand at ed use of the radio to no avail; has forced reforms from sheaves of telegraphic re- Mr. Roosevelt points out that Lloyd one of the most loyal and enthusias- ment of Francis Biddle of Philadel attention; at 'Two' jump in more radical tic New Dealers in the senate for the phia as federal judge. at 'Three,' come sponses he learns how the wind is George did an even air; JzZ job in England 25 years ago. entire period of Roosevelt's tenure Nobody in Washington knew much blowing. again." about Mr. Biddle at the time Arthur Visitor (being shown his! Halfway through his second term, of the White House. Questions Visitors. E. was to settle has the President the Morgan yet host's collection of butterflies): Each day he reads 10 to 15 newsSenator Thomas More or David E. issue of a third term, but keen obtearing from sections of "It must have been atheterrible scattered papers Lilienthal Less to it. wants As think poor: Political servers he shreds Accident a really toblow to you when the country. His incoming mail in interviews and died. tals 4,000 letters a day compared before he will probably jump if the Thomas was more or less of a things magazine articles, A chances look good, and another political accident. He came to the with President Hoover's 400. We know a chap who's si will go smash. The core senate fresh from a except that he had files that he's joinec vr steady stream of callers daily precedent university of this problem is that he wants the been connected with the world seel never previously having min to let through the white doorway that has New chair, the army Deal program preserved above the National Labor become the No. 1 interview and m gled him. political discussions or run all else; if another man can do it, for Relations board. office. He was elected in the picture spot in Washington. Postcard from a friend vaca fine. If not it must be Roosevelt. Nor Doctor when landslide which If six years have changed the J swept tioning in Florida "Having defied For obvious reasons this points to Koosevelt into office in 1932, deMorgan nature of the Presidency, they have wish I could affort fine time: RoosePresident also changed domestic life in the a third term. First, New Deal and feating the veteran Old Guard Re it." velt to his face and Roosevelt are inseparable in the publican elder, Reed Smoot White House itself. No less ener insisted on a conmind. last autumn's Second, But his nomination was even more Francis Biddle getic and unpredictable than her public gressional investiga husband is Mrs. Roosevelt, who has "purge" failure showed what the remarkable. This writer arrived in done considerable precedent shat President's magnetic personality Salt Lake City the day after the tion on TVA. But when the joint committee was tering in her own right. Often can do for himself, it cannot do convention that nominated Thomas Joe's fine Italian hand for appointed others. from was home (she had adjourned at Ogden. and the away recently A. W7i An von use Lute'1 ' found to be more popular than her But you can't make predictions folks in Salt Lake could talk of appeared. White House orders to the of the committee were majority for your cold, Marf husband), Mrs. Roosevelt leaves F. D. R. is unpredictable! nothing else. Biddle that should be duUes appointed. the in Western hands many ordinary Newspaper Union. According to their story the Dem Sur pastMOST TRAVELED ocratic organization had decided on Comparatively Easy for someone else. A group of alumni of Guffey to Put Biddle Across ing ell other Presidents even Thomas university were boosting Taft Mr. Roosevelt watches the So it was comparatively easy for relief-- pi him, and his name was placed be Guffey They offer to persuade public pulse on his jaunts across President fore the convention a in nominat. an alkaline factor! Roosevelt to make the special comthe country. Here is his special One of the students of mittee ing speech. train at Pueblo, Colo., last accept Biddle as counsel for the university was in the wings of its investigation, and from that mosummer. me meaier in wnicn tne convention ment were ordained a whitewash was meeting, listening to the speech of TVA and sporadic raids bomb, or when the White House by the naming his hero. But the SDeech committee tried to "purge" undesirable DemMENTHOL COUGH DROPS the utilities obagainst fell flat. rather The student didn't structing TVA's ocrats in last year's election. More progress. Biddle tmnK it nad done his idol justice. recent has been the series of judii i , i nilrnnlllf nrrenwuie virtually became a defense counsel So he rushed on the stage, shout for TVA. cial appointments in direct defiance mnrn DfOf"1,, . ID 11 15 ivir. speaKer, Mr. Speaker'' of a frowning, independent seventy-sixt- h geuciai ing, who men Newspaper our covered thu to recKon up Senator nrV William H. congress. King was raid that committee made on ChatAt the time it seemed impossible i;ding. He did not know the young tanooga are still laughing over one man, but recognized him. It was that these unpopular moves should which hts in with the aver after a a with Democratic master psyhave originated all, convention! episode, new flaPJ age Yorker's alleged Alaskan natives prefer chologist, if such the President is. ...v. iucui indue a seconding for the provincialism of contempt RiHrtio'c seal oil. i or oil castor in But they did, and still the average fried sech for Thomas. In his youthful home town of Philadelphia. made of flOUT 8M r..nnlroS Roosevelt devotee does not know enthusiasm he captured the imagi-- I ine in leading newspaper Chatwhat Gen. Hugh S. Johnson has diswater without salt or baking 7 nation of the delegates, stampeded tanooga is the Times. Young der. covered about the President. He is, fhe convention, and, before the sur-- 1 Adolph Ochs, editor of the Chatnrised leaders could do says the outspoken "Ironpants," a .,.,.. ..,,- tanooga paper, was about to be anything strict opportunist who will try anySaving Time iiiunicis was nominated. ui.u. called to the stand. if he can Representahe thinks Then it became known that a talk We get away thing NEW YORK. This month a mechanical process. great deal about wwj the tive Charles A. Wolverton of New with it. but the fact we often overly weird looking car will pop Light construction was empha- youthful orator was not only not a Jersey made some time, i innocuous refLoves the Spectacular. ' ii UIO Ulb through Manhattan's subway tun- sized in the car, built at Battle delegate, but was a Republican! erence to the connection between Is to use it when you have cn., oy me uaars This impulsiveness goes with Mr. nels, inaugurating a new era in wees, the New York Times and the ChatquipDr. Schacht. German Fiscal Roosevelt's .flair for showmanship rapid transit. Streamlined, noisetanooga Times. The Anaconda Expert, in the Limelight and the spectacular. He is prob- less and comfortable, it will attract engineers of the Aluminum Com Biddle had been in touch aw with more even of attention and B. because largest of America it's The anaconda, F. pany most the orator would It be ably convincing poetic justice, certain George Fort Milton, owner of anlengtn a in A three Goodrich cars one! new can Reaches ever to occupy the White House, actually snakes, company. type Inancial observers are out other Chattanooga paper, which had nonvenomous The new unit was perfected after rubber spring was developed to sup- if Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, pointing aad if he sees an audience is with for so many been friendly to TVA. He knew the feet, is aquatic, animalssmall nn iu As five years of research by scientists port the body, resembling a roundhim anything might happen. niM. tower of strength in Ger- Times had been on the other years the side from or a ed chosen outside the witness tht Maryland "purge" purposely horizontally ridged many's fiscal policies, should pyramid wind So he devastated Wolverton for speech last autumn when he de transportation field so they would cone whose ridges descend one by up as adviser to the Bank of Eng- holding such an absurd idea. one when the body strikes a bump by traditional deis not mere land, parted from, carefully worded man not be hampered "It's common knowledge that WTieels also use rubber to advan the idea is based on speculation uscript to make public endorsement signs. It has three segments to 13 n some very connection," shouted n!.?, of Rep. David J. Lewis for the sena reduce the weight on each axle of tage in absorbing shock. Bouncdefinite word from London as to Diddle. the torial post then as now held by the four underlying trucks. desires of those in charge of A little later ing will be further reduced since the Young Ochs weni Millard Tydings. "Old Lady of Threadneedle on the stand and Specially lighted for reading and the body is made of street." stated his There is evidence, however, that general illumination (two kinds), aluminum. Total weight on the Doctor Schacht is about to "Are you anv rPlatir. name .J. start the Supreme court reorganization featuring conless than that of on a world trip. Not a rails is thermostatically Adolph Ochs who owned the Philacruise but fiasco may not have been an im trolled temperature and air condi- conventional cars. With twice the a visit to most of the Ion find them o1"'"", by important delphia Ledeer?" inauirpH n;Mi. pulsive, stubborn gesture. Though tioning, the new cars will sit 84 power, they start and stop as fast countries, starting off with apparently impressed South with the like an balked unbroken people. It will stand 200. Working as a large automobile. Proven suc- America. Another congress mwchonto of our corta possibility which name. horse over this unneard-o- f proposal. in automatic sequence are three cessful in lowering operating and some are do not iMl ihy who advancing is that he will m"H ?ePhew" was the answer it was stirred to passage of a meas types of brakes, the first utilizing maintenance costs, the new secome an associate ure permitting retirement of jus the car's generators, the second a trucks also increase economics at some bieprofessor of uncle had never Amprin "7 ticcs at fun pay. Subsequently, via magnetic principle and third a speed and safety. university. There is no scarcity of of his Philadelphia venfur Bell s t . 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