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Show juafcpi&ir aMSuB 4 5W ,? t THE PARSON fHRONK CL c MU in 1. SHAKEDOWN IN TENNESSEE Senate Campaign Scandal in Uncovers Committee Political Primary Fight Berry-Stewa- rt E- l SN 1 Hoffman Dares N.L.R.B. EVENTS NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT I E HOHMtN, He-i.- l an from M i hi congre'-'-rpan, has chalk rig- d ti e National La br r Rf latioi s hoard in the n,ai' r of coi.stituliona1 guaranties of freedom of spei ch and of the press He sent to the b ard a litter recalling that the body recently dtclartd the circulaion of a lu u.e speech by lhfinan t tuti d an unfa.r lab Inir practice umh r the Wagner act co-is- , ,r Yi - ' the speech lioflrnan declared that known commuri ,ts were active in istrial Organthe Committee fr r ization and dcrounceJ C I. O strikes as c i.munistic meth- n ods. HifTnnns letter This m ecch, said, was republ bed, with illusEdu-catrations, by the Const't ltional jrul league of New Haven, YORK. The British lion has been taking kicks from allcomers lately, but it stiffened up and began looking a lot more heraldic when the cient bm cf rights Shows Spunk seemed to be m- was no Row frl"ed- In XJEW h Conn. 'I am now offering, and intend to contmue to offer, to furnish to any and all interested persons, including employee s, employers, or others, copies of this address for circulation at the actual cost of Army printing, and to recommend that employees might well read this address before joining the C. I O. Commenting on the letter. Representative Hoffman said that the boards ruling would preclude the distribution of newspapers containmmself at home in the ing news items or editorials critiWestinghouse laboratoor of activical of any organization David E. Lilionthai, TV A director, at left, trying to explain to the ries where these pictures ties of the labor board taken. So would any were congressional Investigating committee the methods by which TVA "yardLaThe American Federation of stick rates for power were established. Next to him is J. A. Kurg, chief youngster, for bor charged in its official organ, the scientists often modern power planning engineer; and at extreme right is Dr. A. E. Morgan, the malAmerican Federatiomst, that work with equipment that deposed head of the authority. administration of the Wagner act is appears scientific. nardly American democracy. threatening see the For example, The publication printed an editorial laboratory held in Lamidget National the bluntly accusing hand above a bor Relations board of promoting SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK Microchemistry ts to the for Industrial Committee rival the Western Newspaper Union. older analytical methods what the Orgamzat.on which seeks to set up microscope is to the unaided eye. tendencies of the bureaus, was as- a dual labor movement despite all Political Scandal waste economic big problems with tiny pinand solving social the N. sailed bitterly by Jerome Frank, material. At the left is ENATOR SHEPPARD'S camof points SEC commissioner, who charged which dualism involves. smokes and talks. robot that a paign expenditures committee, that it was defamatory. of the government Every agency after hearing a report from an inO I. that gives status to the C. gives vestigator, announced that the con- Utilities same recognition, it continued. the Be Heard to Demoduct of the Surely this is not freedom for cratic senatorial pri-- t JJRIVATE utilities are to be given workers to choose their ow-- unions to present to the TVA mary campaign in for collective and representatives Tennessee was scaninvestigation committee their case union development but bargaining, dalous and warned against the "yardstick for electric under government patronage. that the successful power of the authority. The committee said it had invited candidate was likely to face an election the Edison Electric institute, repreTo Expand Business Loans contest in the sen- senting the power industry in matJESSE JONES of the ate ters of policy and publicity, and the CHAIRMAN Finance corpo- The shaking down Electric Bond and Share company ration announced a new policy for of both federal and and Commonwealth and Southern forcing the expansion of business state employees, the corporation. The latter two are which loans, by Senator Berry buying of vote's on a holding banks companies which have ex competitor will be pitted against huge scale, the raising of funds by tensive holdings in the Southeast all were being inwhere the TVA is ofTering cheap intimidation each other. When a dulged in by tire two rival candi- power to municipalities and rural loan applicant apdates, according to the committee. proved by the RFC is turned down by Those who are seeking the nomhis local bank an ination are Sen. George L. Beiry, Debt Rumors Payment RFC agent will conTom Stewart, J. Ridley Mitchell, a London correspondent tact the bank and tROM Dr. John R Neal and C. L. Powell. comes tiie report that prelimStewart is supported by E. H. try to persuade it to inary negotiations have begun for participate in the Crump, political boss of Memphis. final settlement by Great Britain loan. If it refuses Berry is backed by the state maand France of their defaulted debts the RFC agent then chine and Gov. Gordon Browning. to the United States. It is asserted will contact a competitor bank. of the opin"The committee is some weeks the discussions, started In its most optimistic monthly ion. its statement said, "that the ago by Ambassador Kennedy and Laboratory engineers built this toy dam before proceeding with a fedthe of the rebusiness year, with it survey before ev.dence already $550,000 "upside down" flood protection dam in the Pittsburgh area. British Trime Minister Chamberspect tu assessments of federal em- lain, were carried forward in secret eral reserve board said industrial Below: A remarkable celluloid model of the giant support for a is on the Increase and telescope being built atop Mt. Balomar, California, ployees by one group participating talks in Paris among Secietary of production available data indicate that in July in the Democratic primary contest Ambasthe Treasury Morgenthau, the index will show a considerable for United States senator and of sador Bullitt, French Foreign Minstate employees by the other group, ister Bonnet and Finance Minister rise. Chairman Jones put huge repoints sharply toward an election Marchandeau. of the Reconstruction F! sources contest in the United States senate Both Britain and France, says the nance candiwhich of corporation behind the puk groups regardless correspondent, have expressed will- lie works program. He and Al date triumphs. ingness to conclude a final settleIckes agreed that whei "Regardless of action that may ment on the basis of the prin- mimstrator be taken in the courts to punish cipal and not the interest of the ever possible RFC would mala those practicing illegal election original debts, which aggregated loans for public construction and PWA would conserve its money exmethods and those exercising po- $9,2116,930,9 13 con$5,183,730,763 clusively for outright grants. Hitherlitical pressure, there are mdica tracted by Britain and $4,101,220,180 tions that the senate may be called by France. But in the contemplated to, PWA has been making both loans upon to consider the probabdity of settlement Britain and France are and grants. Under the new system it will be excessive money being used in be asking for a reduction of the prinofficials said, to undertake possible, half of ttie victorious candidates. cipal of the original debts, which, more big projects, such as roads Besides its pronouncement on if granted, would serve as the founif PWA had to Tennessee, the committee asked dation for arranging the payment. and bridges, than itself. all the furnish money Postmaster General Farley to in of a the distribution "po vestigate Texas Picks a Yankee litical circular by the Farm Se Blames G.O.P. for Debt 'TVvXAS Democrats in their curity administration in South Da selected a Yankee to be SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE Kota. The cucular, it was said: blames the Republiwas sent out under government the next governor of the state. W. frank to aid the senatorial candi Lee O'Damel, born in Ohio and can policies of the twenties for the unusual increase in the federal debt . , raised on a Kansas dacy of former Gov. Tom Berry of Addressing South Dakota. farm, received a in the last nine years. Iowa Democratic convention, he the clear over majority The committee also dispatched in In the Democratic thirties said: 11 other candidates vestigators to Georgia, Illinois, In we have been like sailors sobering for the nomination and North California Dakota diana. which is equivalent up the morning after, with the fedIt heard reports front its imestiga eral government playing the part of to election. tors already at work in Fennsj nurse." O'Damel is a flour sent them vania and Kentucky and The secretary said the federal He camjobber. back for additional information. paigned with a hill- debt of the Democratic thirties is It dismissed from consideration a billy band and a being carried with ease by a country charge that a recent statement by He took his platform that in- restored to health. WPA Administrator Hopkins that cluded the Ten Com- - audience through a set of figures 90 per cent of WPA workers would . Lee mandments and the which he said showed total debts vote for the Roosevelt administraO Daniel Golden Rule, ridicule in the United States today to be tion was coercive. The committee said the statement was in answer to of professional politicians, prom- $6,000, 000, 000 less than m 1930. Pria press question and was in no ise of a business administration and vate debts, for instance, he said, more liberal pensions for the aged. are $12,000,000,000 under the 1932 toto d. a wotkeis. elation way More important nationally was the tal and $28,000,000,000 less than in fact that Rep. Maury Maverick, 1930. Bar Hits Labor Act leader of a considerable bloc in was defeated for renomma-tuHull Prods Cardenas COMMITTEE reports received bv of delegates of the by Paul Kilday, a San Antonio OF STATE HULL, is an enthusiAmerican Bar association in ses- attorney. Maverick gECRETARY with Mexico, sent New patience Dealer. he astic naKilday says denoui cod Cleveland in the sion to a sharp note Cardenas President a not rubber will be stamp. tional labor relations act as "intenMexico's failure to pay Two other administration backers protesting class and sifying antagonisms; for American owned farm lands that condemned despotic tendencies of were defeated for renummation. W. D. the Mexican government has seized. were They Representatives microbalance' weighing specks of matter as governmental administrative tribu- MacFarlane and Mr. Hull asked that the matter be light as Morgan Sanders. A nals. c,omrnon P'n weighs of a gram submitted to arbitration. The sec- and is a for load the scales heavy The committee on labor, employretary has in this the full approval ment and social security in its re- Disaster in Bogota of President Roosevelt, for the adport said the labor act is the delibpersons were ministration feels that Cardenas is Thirty-seveand 150 injured when a erate embodiment of a new social endangering the Good Neighbor policy" in which the government Colombian army plane crashed into relations between the two countries. a at has departed from the traditional grandstand Bogota and burst Sen. Key Pittman of the senate into flames. The stand was packed role of mediator and at biter relations committee also foreign The assault on government ll ad- with spectators gathered to witness backs up Mr Hull, asserting that V ministrative agencies, such as e an aviation review and in the throng if Mexico refuses to arbitrate she were the president and presidont-elo- i will be subject to economic securities and exchange comm penal t of Colorrb a and many foreign interstate commerce commis-sien- . ties N. L. R B, and o'hcrs, w.,s ri. pinna's These nirrow'v escaped Mex co he sud, "then would de.i'h The riv an f'rfo.t all f'e fie 'O' conta.red in a report tf the ic ul and otner ! i on administrative law, aft r ip Vilp-'irncribitc p a. d we hve given her vv f ' .tun k ed by foimer Dean R iscoe Ijuh t ,1 u,t tur s; ,rit it friend', hip at8 vt e . .t r o cf Harvard university law siN iif r ice, i n rerity, and up f I', i Hi s attack, listing 10 ab.oi..; n ll lu.la 'g of t.ial Ciutu.t. Murochennsts need tMuraxjd W. TlcLaJiA fair-size- S d s 200-inc- h pri-mar- y 1 con-gies- s, one-tent- h n cot-jmt'e- I c u 'fin ! ! - I M -- -- rubber-stam- p 'rtKT PHOTOGRAPHY No Ulupcd W h tntpi Tup W,, hi 21R ... i k JyjUO I ak building material par- liament which reacted angrily to the armys summary action against young Duncan Sandys, conservative member, who had revealed undue knowledge of air defense secrets. The government was embarrassed and backed up considerably. The swift parliamentary kick-bacwas an instance of the latent staying power of the British democratic tradition, as the representative body rattled the bones of its late and great libertarians in telling the executive where it got off. The row overflows Into imporas the tant political d tall, handsome, Mr. Sandys is both a and political ally of Winston the Churchill who is government just now In a poland. litical There is a threat of conservative defection to the side of the still ambitious and powerful Mr. Churchill, with labor and liberal recruits, and, according to close observers of British politics, some important new alignments may result. Mr. Sandys, thirty years old, Is still just a rookie in this league, and, like Mrs. PM J2L ntlhstate brick co and Fire Brick K.re Clay -- Hollo, Buw Tile Vitrified Sewer hra n Trie-R- p,, t oof Mmt(1 k son-in-la- w no-ma- Sandys Is F reshman In Politics OLearys cow Uth E. Hj, (i Salt Lake Qty, ftifc OFFICE EQUIPMENT NEW AM) typewriters, S IStI) desks and thaiiTl inch's. safe, 3 Slale S.II addin I., J "63 ATHLETIC GOODS s, loose-geare- So. 31fcQ t.KEAT WhMLKN ATHLETIC Uniforms, Bais, (,loeg, Baseballs. Volhballs, Athletic shoes, tc IDAHO SfHQOI M PPLY 1H ICE CREAM GOod (Ui. ni FREEZERS tors SODA ot TAINS ICE CREAK TER FRELZEKH and Ice Cream eib&c Bar fixtures btools, Carbonamn, Tables Also reconditioned equipment i MOSEK-IUK1MACO. ManifMW S5 Post Office Place Salt Lake .s d mill n har first MOTORCYCLES HARLEY Uaed Write for eiu Bd Sh Mnto-evc- HOUSE OF HOPPFR. ga es a N Y h1 140 E .ed in :i it ft. TRUSSES Jation Instruments. HoediI Sr Manufacturers of Abdominal iorters Elastic Socktmrs The Physicians Supply Company - - Silt L&xe Ot 4R W 2nd Smith Surgical Trusses. may not have intended to start anything in particSURGERY TREATMENTS ular. He is, however, an energetic Thermogenic Fever Aids Disease Ci and capable young politician and Many chrome disorders such u iri there are those who say he may be pelvic disorders of another Anthony Eden in a few theumatism. tarpred prostate g'ands have respond? Thermogenic hever Treatments without years. Running for parliament in lortinjr to surgery Information and come1935, he was assailed by the 'ure bent on retiuot SURGICAL & ly young Mrs. John Bailey who Salt Lake Citr. 11 Templeton Bldg was leading the fight for the opposiFENCES tion. She is a daughter of Winston Churchill. FENC He won the election in a Womlcrful new controllers designed for battle and then, in the r eifeetocms, and improied xaieyr r unit electrihea ten miles of fence chivalrous Eton and Oxford trafrom $12 up to $24 65 postpsid. BV dition which is his background, Wanted newer ope'aud INTERNATIONAL ILEITRIC FENCE he married Mrs. Bailey. She, Portland, Oregon incidentally, is a granddaughter of the Jennie Jerome of New BUSINESS TRAINING York who became Mrs. RanBusiness Has a Job For Voi. dolph Churchill and the mother ndividua1 intnution Rapd aovM Free Placemeaty .Cam your exien-of Winston ChurchilL Jennie SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEt. Salt Jeromes father wTas one of the Vtlas Building fighting editors of the New York MUSIC Times In the 1860s. Co. Mr. Sandys, studious and someMusic Beesley LD S. rPP' Headquarters what ministerial, was with the dipVill save you money on rian. & lomatic service until 1933. He is a .heet Music Drums Band intme'ier second lieutenant in the London USED CARS force, a son of the Truck! late CapL George Sandys. Largest Stock of X jibes CLI! rock-and-so- ELECTRIC Sale-nu- n e' I tt .ed a affair w garb even p anti-aircra- ft REECE never had O NT to the any luck in get Elgin marbles trying back from England. Judging from this precedent, American aviators have 8 lnf fiSht Wright Plane ahead Ln t0 Sought by bring back from U. S. Flyers 1 h e Kensington Science museum in London the Wright brothers airplane of the historical Kitty Hawk crow-ho- p of December 17, 1903. Such will be the endeavor of the newly formed association of men with '33 Dodyre Sedan .933 Che-v- l'p-To- 1934 Chev. U;-lo1934 Dodge 1936 Int. l'a-To- n '937 Chev. 1036 Dodge the ea West T xas . ( h; the Delnery cc. Lwb. tc. l.wb as in htc'mjijntjin in Ford VTon Pickup Id4 b tu. L Hea'7 as - Duty n a Ws ' cenl ' player ik aroui PhYMOVTS w opul ENLARGEMENT PHOTO a golf d CTIFF-NECKE- citement in 4 ( ftank Yers, J didn f WO" c of the to 41 Week VVNU New York No--, turn Founded kilt beci by abou city Nev York, the larged in United States, started was it Amsterdam; Dutch immigrants. es t "7 stat one ir Same k the 'tesii devi 'west , "I the lid. it 'itl beta Imie Mighie "same th. her t "'ft - to ti Russia d:'c2ement of Bering's the country. Ir. rcom bvht:s tered it the turrit u Snatt . Ore l on 0:o , I ' r ' ; thelanI3 f State (.rii!- .? I oer - ha steh Alact Held When Russia by Alaska held Shang- Conso id totl Neves Features. U N L St i wt e. ti a cpkee eral Alexander von Falkenhaus-en- , German sparring partner and coach for the Chinese generals until recently, stirs ex hai by predicting Chinese victory He says, "I feel sure that China is gaining a final victory and that Japan will fail in both war and peace. The general and all others of the German military mission to China are homeward bound, suddenly recalled by their government, although the r contiact, with $12,060 a vear for Genual von Falkenhaus-ui- , w.s to have run until 1940. in not J ed Gen-- hard-boile- d it tbl he House of Dependsb'lilT Lake 520 S Mam. Salt 7 wings. They will appeal to Orville Wright, who let the plane go to England in 1928, after the Smithsonian institution had tagged the Samuel P. Langley plane as the first machine capable of flight carrying a man. There is as yet no word from Mr. Wright, who lives and works somewhat aloofly in his office and laboratory at Dayton, Ohio. That twelve-secon- d flight put him in the history books, brought him a string of honorary degrees and gathered more medals than his plane could lift, but all this was marred by the misunderstanding a b o n t who flew first. He had been trained in science at Earlham college when he and his brother made their plane in a He continued his bicycle shop. studies in aerodynamics and his later contribution was the stabilizing system which has made modern aviation possible. Wilbur Wright died of typhoid fever in 1912. fear. M I LYMAN MOTOR PODf.E AND ant sal rolli c c. c c. lfe-Io- n furwa i |