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Show 1 -- V ''I REAVER PRESS lar' tVflAgon Digest World Jaunt Souvenlra would like to buy souvenirs of a "round the world trip without going around the world, you had best take a West Indies cruise to Curacao whose shops seem to duplicate the shops of Shanghai, Alexandria, Tokyo and Madrid, with not a few things that come from Syria, India and France. If you Have Field Day Machinery Photographers fould Be Taxed Under New Bill With White House Candidates ijj'Labor-Displacin- g' Ring's Senator O'Mahoney Presents Con (Troeo I With the Latest 'Cure-Al- l' for Aidin s America Unemployed. J 1 1. WILLIAM BRUCKART hand' Senator Nor-Se I raSkau had an idea ney biU would act "op sign on general thought that there woulf be lit"e reason for any one to invent new tWngs. The Nebraskan toe nation ought "to hesitate thought long-pe- r-3s f,orever ""less there i3 real under conditions that we cannot resist-bef- ore we erect a stop sign of that kind." There can be no doubt that the general human reaction to the O Mahoney bill would be even more severe than pictured by Senator Norris. People are like- T i k, Washington,I amD. C. .IINGTON. writing 'atch, as usual, on my type--i pen or lf I wrote it with "2 a.: i i sjnany nours oi ume wuuia Moreover, with my there certainly would lulties ahead for the lino- rator in the print shop. So, writer from my viewpoint eat labor saver as well as LA It is both of time saver. ngs despite my method of I hunt era and hit em. grateful to whomever in e typewriter. It has con much to our economic life. r compiauis ur Kues on n strike. Especially a feme part is broken. As far w, there has never been a typewriters, headed by a ired. jkhip, 1 4Y that as a bill introduced in the some days ago that places the use of machinery that labor." I am displacing using my own typewriter. brse. the use of the type- Illustration was thoroughly ted. I entertain no fears h a tax ever will be laid. ;es J "down-to-earth- attempt projects that would mean better things SENATOR at lower NORRIS That prices. tints lower Drice has represented a great thing long clamor in this country. My own opinion is that the O'Mahoney bill is about as silly as any that have come into the legislative mill in my Ohio's Sen. Robert Taft, another G. O. P. hopeful, re- vived the Coolidge tradition when he posed for this fish-- i I you see "Diamonds Are Dangerous," (with Isa Miranda and George Brent in the leading roles), it's probable that you'll try to remember where you've seen one of the girls who plays a minor role. The girl plays the part of a young lady who is having an extremely good time in a night club. She is very pretty, with blonde hair and blue eyes and a lovely smile. Perhaps you'll recognize her, for she is Virginia Lee Corbin, who made a million as a motion picture actress before she was 16. From 1913 to 1926 she was a big name at the box office. Now she's staging a comeback, beginning as an extra. The money's gone, the public of today doesn't know her, But she's on her way up again. When 1 ing picture in Florida, dressed in business clothes. At right: He "looks ahead." I V y?o J - w t 1 Jit'??'! 1 0f 0'MahoneyM Bill p Sbjective bill Unemployment of Senator 0Ma-p'- l Income Question in Census Is Example of New Trend There was another evidence of proposes to levy a tax this tendency disclosed In the forms 'machines of the type just to be used by the census takers. Jcd are used. It would be Much stink has been raised around f"w'th business, according to here by such as Senator Tobey, of tor's exDlanation in debate. New Hampshire, who fought vigoring a "tax credit" a tax ously against allowing the census n where an employer used bureau to ask every one what his snximum of hand labor, al- - income is and where it comes from. A; I do not know how such in- Of course, those questions were as the automobile manu- - forced onto the census bureau by fs, for example, could build Harry Hopkins, former professional '4ls We havp tnrtatf uHh hnnH "reliever" turned secretary of comcost would be out of merce. Mr. Hopkins would glory r;d I. among thousands of in such details as the situation of would be unable to own a every individual In the United States; but why he thought people inO'Mahoney made one would tell the truth about their ant 'hile discussing his bill come is quite beyond my underms to have full merit He standing. It would make more lian 1 sums clear to me that the than prohibition did. I believe there has been a com.'ijimulate private industry for promise reached on the income l'erience has demonstrated questions for the census so that ernment cannnt nrnvirfn th individuals can write their incomes are needed to restore pros- - on a plain piece of paper and mail Hut he argued that his it to Washington, without any signawould provide that stimu-'.'caus- e ture. That is better. It still repreof the system of "re- - sents too much government in my 44 thfi t CTVP tn rnrfnrf inn fn Also, u niusiraics now r rS Who nsnrt fha lnrnoc opinion. government can expand ana creep number of workers. and soon become boss. The real danger then, as 1 see it, . Aiiiii...is is that politicians will go out in the psl,,im . ......... forthcoming campaign and employ j,. ' a lj.il their best brand of demagogucry to introduced into the ll" s''n. sell more of this trash if they think Joseph C. O'Ma-'- ? ,)( that such campaigning will get Wyoming, in which the r votes. The difficulty, it must be Kuxises a fa on nil ma. admitted, is that voters will hear ,''lt "displaces labor." the glowing description of proposed is iiruckart, there and political panaceas, curralls likelihood of the bill unnavir wiuiout ' ho remedies quack writes about it to '''Id real f, !s it is possibilities typical of bill again as '' ;( Using the O Malwriey hi explanasenator's the nn example, census it made a piclure of a of tion " 's also reviewed and happy America. is to El reduce Now that Dinah Shore has become the songstress star of the Ben Bernie program via Columbia, the boys at NBC who handled her publicity must be thinking that radfo is a queer business. For a year now these lads have been giving Dinah a terrific buildup. They mast have spent thousands of dollars on special photographs, stunts, and writers' time to publicize her name and talent. And what is the fruit of their efforts? Her first commercial program lands her on a rival network! ' Vice President John Nance Garner is naturally a "man of the people" but these pictures help his Democratic candid dacy. Above, in overalls, he fishes near his home at UvalTwelve Hollywood tourists were de, Tex. At left: The vice drafted from Los Angeles hotels as chickens. his feeds president '! deduce i uncmploy- - U i V . Inrnra is. aixtt. audience reaction Srf&W. 1 V4lt0new show.ValIees They ' ; were treated like f a real jury: giv- 9 ea supper, umuj promised breakfast if their de- took liberations all night. Findings of jury were not made public by the foreman. Rudy Vallce i 6 "- ?- u SURGE MILKERS Let ua prive and ahow why SUKCE. tha faateat milker aver built geta MOKE and ' w ft IPSA ' Benay Venuta, the vivacious singing star of the George Jcssel program, has been telling friends this story. It occurred during rehearsal of the program on which John was guest star. A photographer hovered about, anxious to get some shots of the actor, but fearful that he might object, as he was considerably annoyed with cameramen in general at that time. Finally the photographer got up enough courage to approach the Great Lover. "Would you mind posing for pictures, Mr. Barry-more?- " he asked. "Mind?" cried Barrymore. Then, leaning over, he whispered loudly, "Would you mind tissing Madeleine Carroll?" Write for information. WALLACE TAYLOR. Diitrihntor 23 So. Went Temple Snlt Lake City. Utah 1940 WALLPAPER PATTERNS Tie campaign manager of handsome Paul McNutt, Democratic aspirant, is deliberately his cantrying "netvest didate. This portrait" shows the effective results. to"un-glamoriz- Rochester (N. Y.) newspaper publisher, stands before his portrait and waves at banquvteers who heard him announce his candidacy for G. O. P. nomination. i- - ff . tlx-m- If irr.v V- '- "'r arc hvlpful. 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'2-TPickup Truck Panel Truck Dodge ii-TPanel Truck International Vi-TChev. and Ford Long W.B. Vi-Io- n Stake Bodies t9 other trucks different sizes and bodies. Oar prices are lower and terms srs better than you can get elsewhere. SEE US AND BE CONVINCED. Fred A. Carleson, Inc. GMC Truck Dealers 5.15 South Main Street SALT LAKB CITY. UTAH BABY CHICKS, TURKEY POULTS BABY CHICKS HATCHING DAILY White, brown and buff Leghorns, Reds. White and Barred Rocks, Hampshires. Buff Orphingtons and all leading varieties. TURKEY POULTS Poultry equipment, brooders (gas, oil, electric and coal), feeders, waterera, etc Call and see a real modern chiek maternity hospital. Visitors alwaya welcome. Bar-rymo- re Frank Gannett, Usa time and labor. milk with C LEANER 5 !e pros-poro- way back to the States with an educated pack of cards, and he is trying to get away from a banana plantation. Then there's "Till We Meet Again." For this one, Merle Oberon, fipnrire Brent and Pat O'Brien boarded the "S. S. Beren-da- " almost every for six morning weeks for a trip from China to San Francisco. For "All This and Heaven Too" Bette Davis crosses the channel from England to till.! France. And all on Merle Oberon the same lot! The College Queen, chosen from 462 colleges from the Atlantic to the Pacific, will be picked by Paramount In a national contest inaugurated in connection with the world premiere of "Those Were the Days," to be held In Galesburg, 111., on May 21. College girls who have beauty and dramatic talent will be selected by the individual colleges; photographs of all entrants will be sent to New York, and from the 48 chosen for the semifinals, (one for each state) 12 will be picked to go to Galesburg. The winner will go to Hollywood. Classification of Machinery Would Be Superhuman Task Hf tV presidential election year, candidates are photo" poses graphed in to catch the public's fancy. Thomas E. Dewey, A'eio York district attorney, is shown above in a snowball fight with Tom Jr. Mrs. Deivey and son John look on. At left: Dewey as a farm hand near Owosso, Mich. A would-b- e progress and As I said at the outset, in refer ring to the use of a typewriter, that was a bald exaggeration. But let me ask who is there that can sav ' 1 BaiSs outside of the realm of possibiltar, I , TP' itityiswhen a law is enacted that per1 1 mits a group of individuals in Washm ington to determine what is and what is not labor-savin- g machin :ta ery? That, in itself, is a superhuman task. Labor-savin- g machinery may be an absolute necessity IK. , in one place and a luxury in another. But in either case, the gen eral public gets the benefit. The theory advanced in the O'Mahoney bill is part and parcel of the category of alleged "new and progressive ideas" about which we fe ' have so often heard recently the ileal: i J5 things that are gurgled over and made the subject of great propa ganda and that has flopped. As I see it, and according to the judgment of many persons with whom I have talked, here is an example of government run wild. The only answer I have been able puosErn c. o'mahoxey to find is that somebody with a brain "sold" Senator screwy Ijinsist that such an end is flwble lindpr tho hill snnn. O'Mahoney a bill of goods. Those fellows and Washington is overA Senator by O'Mahoney, Democrat. Msg I say it is flowing with that type of crackpot these days have a capacity for titfcble because for a Quarter Ictetury I have observed how making things appear beautiful. Even though the proposal is ridic i'fos the most innocent use frnment power spawns and ulous and there is no chance whatifnd becomes an octopus with soever of congress ever enacting it ?les that reach far beyond any into law, I have devoted space to i Wildest fancy of the day the the subject because of the implicalaw a"3B tions that are given by introduction of such legislation. It indicates a Bep'Mahoney bill contemplates extension of the tax to me deterioration of national thinking a tend5 Capacity as a correspondent and itonshows unmistakably the part of a great many designed to deal with and lay ency I Jon machines that, for people to throw overboard the very do the work of a thou- - essentials of the system that has ,Jcn and require only one at-- made the United States the greatest nation in the world and the best place in which to live. of I N one to seek conceivable that I may pay a tax because I own creaky old has servea me well. v.v. no further need for any is iather-beate- N ly to feel that there is tator whose tenure of office largely upon how much e could cause. I f .i Winter Heart Ailments GREAT deal of traveling Some 33,000 persons die from heart is going on at the Warner ailments each month during the win Brothers studio, most of it by ter; 25,000 a month in summer. sea. Errol Flynn and Brenda Marshall are sailing the ocean blue with a crew of 400 aboard the "Albatross" and "Madre de Dios" for scenes in "The Sea Hawk." On another stage HOTELS Ann Sheridan and James When in RENO, NEVADA, atop II th Cagney are traveling from UUTELi GOLDEN Keno's Urgeit end moat popular hotL Honduras to New York aboard the 'S. S. Arturo" in "Torrid Hotel Plandome Salt Lake Zone." She is working her 4th So. A Stat St. Sinitl 75e - St. 11.25 A x of I;" SL By VIRGINIA VALE (Beleawd by Western Newspaper Union.) RAMSHAW'S UTAH PIONEER HATCHERY Sslt Lake City 3687 Be. Bute MEN WANTED! FOR The U. S. ARMY EXPERIENCE, ADVENTURE, TRAVEL AWAIT YOU Qualifications: 1. Single U. S. citizens of Rood rhsrscter between ssrs of 16 and Si without dependents and In rood physical condition. 2. Vacancies eiist now for servies In liawsii. Panama, Philippines, and the U. S. A. GOOD PAY ENLIST TODAY fn Air Corrw. Infantry, Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, llnKinrers, Signal Corps. 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