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Show Thursday, March 14, 1940 THE General Johnson Jour: '" J? WNUSotm WHY WHIP-SAWEIE? It is hard for me to understand why Mr. Weir should be singled out g for any by New Deal columnists because he accepted a post on the national Republican committee. If it is because he has a fortune, then the Democrats had better pour some over their own record. Johnny Raskob didn't hold exactly that post in 1928 but he was responsible for the financial end of the party effort. I don't know how Johnny's fortune then compares with now, but it certainly wasn't c nav. Among nthpp things hp hart c that vear was tn underwrite snmp r of the Warm Snrinps nhliffatinns tn make it easier for Mr. Roosevelt to run for governor of New York. Fat Cats Not Missing. Of course, it may be said that Johnny wasn't a New Dealer. Frank Walker took over that responsibility when Mr. Roosevelt ran in 1932, and Frank is no potential pauper. The Democrats had their fat cats in both 1932 and 1936. The New Dealers may kick such men around in the spotlight for the benefit of the audience but they don't do it in the wings. Such lead- whip-sawin- fund-raisin- g '" ' "l- - Potato Treatment treatmethod of boiler-wate- r ment used at an Oakdale, l,a., saw ai ill to keep scale from sticking is ;he dumping of a bucketful of Irish potatoes into the drum after washing out the boiler, about once a month, according to Power A WASHINGTON. One of the strangest paradoxes of the European war is the attitude taken by the state department toward several hundred American medical students, who have sought permission to go abroad to complete their studies at British universities. They have been refused passports on the ground that their lives would be in danger on English soil. But while taking this restrictive stand toward seekers after learning, the department is allowing a number of svTriw ' - - -r ' vis - Texas Koad Construction Childhood Rheumatic Fever Sixty per cent of all childhood nance of Texas roads and bridges. rheumatic fever cases develop heart trouble in later life. It costs more than $35,000,000 a year for construction and mainteFreedom's Handicap Under Many Flags Sonoma county in the Redwood former Empire of California, has been unAlabama Negro slave, living at Ash-- . der flags of Epain, England, Russia, land, Ky., said he still felt President Mexico, Republic of California, and Lincoln "handicapped" him by giv the United States in the brief period of four centuries. ing him his freedom. Observing1 his ninety-fift- h day, Zion Timothy Turner, feilv Hotel Plandome 4th Sa. A State St. Salt Lake . 75c Sinjil. Hotel Bannock SI. 5 SI. 11.15 Pocatello his Industry. U. 8. KIDDED OS DEFENSE. 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At first hand, I don't know enough about developments since to say whether that soured his view or changed his attitude, but I do know that when the New Deal started he was considered by It the most liberal and progressive employer In Unusual opportunity now open to man with Real Kstate, Building; or Painting; experience, for very profitable work in your town. Investment of only $50 required. If yon want payinr work, have necestiary Experience A Investment, write ELCAR HOUSE TRAILERS Model Railway Helps Make Cleveland 'Safest City' these very same students to go to France to drive ambulances at the front! Official explanation for the contradiction is that driving a war ambulance is "humanitarian" work. So far about 50 students have been given passports for ambulance service. NEVER AGAIN. The biggest laugh during Sen. Burt Wheeler's speech at the hilarious National Press club banquet, where nine presidential possibilities ing lights as the ambassadors to told why they should NOT be electFrance, England, the Vatican, and was prompted by an unexpected lately Poland and Belgium belong ed, to their "60 families." They may sharp remark. n "I haven't a chance," the mar them but they also marry them. was saying, "because John L. Lewis is for me. Another reason The royal family itself is conspicis that I was the running-mat- e of uously overlooking no opportunity 'Old Bob' LaFdllette in 1924. Still All to get into the fat cat class. of another is that Norman Thomas, which is O. K. and above criticism, who is here with us tonight, supportbut it doesn't justify cracks at men ed me. If he should do that again of different political beliefs for perthis year I'd be sunk sure." citiof offices their forming political "Don't worry," drily "called out zens on the ground that they are far from being on WPA relief. Wealth Thomas, 1936 Socialist candidate, "I is as yet no crime among us and won't. I only support liberals who neither is poverty of itself any par- stay hitched." Note Scrappy SEC Commissioner ticular passport to preference. Leon Henderson, a third-terboostHe Appealed and Won. er, offered to bet Tom Dewey $5 to Of course, the attack on Mr. Weir $1 that the next President "is not slides off into different ground. First, in this hall," but the young New that he opposed collective bargain- Yorker smilingly declined the offer. ing; second, that William Green Henderson had no better luck with once said that he offered labor noth- any of the other aspirants. ing; third, that he once resisted in Rated by the newsmen as the witthe courts a workers' election con- tiest speakers of the evening were ducted by the old NRA labor rela- Democratic Bob Jackson and Retions board. publican Bruce Barton. The latter statement is true. He appealed to the courts against illeSTATE DEPARTMENT FISH gal action by that board and won Joe Davies, to Belhis case. Since when is that a disnow special state departand gium qualification? The other two state- ment adviser, has been put in a ments are untrue. When the New his wife's food comDeal and especially NRA, began its tough spot by crusade for better labor relations, pany operations. Mrs. Marjorie especially in the then crustacean Post Davies,is the former the aunt of Barbara Hutton, steel industry, they had no more Hutton and the largest stockholder sincere supporter than Mr. Weir. in General Foods, probably the biggest food manufacturing and distribHis own labor relations were good. uting company in the world. His was one of the first great comAnd it has just been revealed that panies voluntarily to seek an elec- General Seafoods, a subsidiary comtion supervised by government to has negotiated a deal with determine the question of majority pany, the government of Newfoundland representation. whereby Newfoundland fish, canned Agreed on Rules. and frozen by Newfoundland labor, The board held a hearing and will be able to put many New Engagreed with the company and its land fisheries almost out of business. employees on the rules for this eleWhat makes the situation embarctionwhich was then established rassing for Ambassador Davies is procedure before the old NRA board that the deal was negotiated with a creature of executive order raththe of the state deer than of statute. Mr. Weir went partment, of which he is an influenback to Weirton to carry out the tial official. What happened was agreement. On the eve of the elec- this: tion an officious young lawyer of the General Seafoods negotiated a later or janissariat type of fourth New Dealer appeared to supervise contract with Newfoundland whereit and announced a radically dif- by the company set up a factory in ferent procedure from that formal- Newfoundland to can, freeze and fish. The Newfoundland ly and regularly decreed by the process subsidized General Seaboard. Mr. Weir refused to ac- government foods to the tune of $200,000, and in cept this new ukase and was up- return. General Seafoods agreed to held in court From that time on only Newfoundland fisherhe got the worst running around employ men to catch the fish, and Newand series of kicks in the pants of foundland labor in the factory. any industrialist of those times. 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They thought he was a magician, scheduled to pul rabbits out of the hat At a luncheon for Jim Farley, given by "Chip" Robert recently at Palm Beach, most of the tables were set outside In the sunshine. However, Farley's table happened to be inside. Result: It was almost Impossible to get anyone else to sit outside. Mrs. Crosby McLean, Little Rock, Ark., Is telling friends that a RepubRhadea of Christy Mathewwon! lican fund solicitor canvassed her Plrtured here Is Tom Ilealry, csp-Ul- n a and of got number community ef Harvard onivnitv' baseho subscriptions from Democrats, wrote on the back of their blanks, ball team, acquiring a bit of glamour in hrauly par"Good only if Roosevelt runs lor. CambritlKf, Why? It might be far pubgain." licity's sake. v W ' M., vv-..T- ! 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