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Show see if this Paper is not worth talc-- ' ing and paying ior. Then, if need is urgent. de-checkoday.T- linqucnl, a s a read k Subscribe Enc'urage Stir Flying and Still tha Hopa of the World 217 Keith 5jfjN46 rHE 9lq & Before they JfageEarners May Carry Load i By Joseph W. La Bine a. Franco-Ge- de-T- hi d be ltd K x car Jobs Wanted Mu 8tnt mud-chinke- i 1) The Spirit refusing to Intervene even if Germany threatens France's ally, Bus-siWithin 48 hours after the 2 affriraSTcaalhal mi ZZZIir ti tko mwtmrnr rman pact was signed, Berlin opened a noisy propaganda campaign against Bumanias King Carol, Motion who has been actively purging Nail leent federal taxation policies from his government At been baaed on the theory that partisans the same time, in Memel (under For the brunt bear ihould .jgen , aome other reason, busineai Lithuanian sovereignty), German work-u- d residents began an autonomy cam, operated at a low, laid off paign that undoubtedly had inspiraprecipitated economic year, as the U. S. tion in Berlin. Satisfied so long as course for the Hitler keeps himself busy in eastern oiuiy charts its Europe, France will not protest MO fiscal year, there are signs t business will breathe easier, these activities. Italy. France must permit fulfillment of Italy's "vital aspirations" in the Mediterranean or incur the wrath of Adolf Hitler, Italys friend. Though Foreign Minister von Bib-be-n trop declined to answer immediately tha French question of what Germany would do in a Mediterranean crisis provoked by Italian demands, Germany's course hardly needs clarification. The Franco-Germa- n pact specifically reserves "particular relations with third powers" for both signatories. Most ob- Europe. servers expect French capitulation to Italian demands next month when British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain makes his MAYOR Secretary of tha Inappeasement'' visit to Borne. terior Harold L. lekes, may retire from office to run for DemoLabor cratic nomination as Chicago's Both the American Federation of mayor. Labor and the Congress of IndusPRESIDENT John Nanee trial Organizations insist the nationGamer, vice president of the U. al labor relations act must not be S., is being boomed for the presichanged, but A F. of L. hurls condency by his boyhood friends at stant criticism at the board PresiDetroit Texas. One claim to EDSELFORD dent BooseveB has appointed to ind fame: tha log cabin an Iff offend ifcHiw. terpret that act One bit of criticism where Gamer was bora. rov eminent will look Instead to centered around the labor board's SECRETARY Anthony Eden, order to New Yorks Consolidated small wage earner for its new who retired as British foreign Edison company, forcing abrogation letary requirements. secretary in opposition to Prime ven as Auto Manufacturer Edsel of a bargaining contract with A. F. Minister Neville Chamberlain, of L. The boards reasoning: that d was telling a senate may return to foe cabinet next lacontract from unfair foe resulted a general tax reduction month as dominions secretary. to eras bor EthatHas and intended practices good a business In in rival a LEADER MsssschuseW Hep. as any," three outstanding discourage membership Cm could Joseph Martin will be elected be sifted from the C. L O. organization. house Republican leader on the . When A. F. of L., President Wilbelal gymnastics of budget-male first ballot next month,' since 109 liam Green heard the U. 8. Supreme treasury experts: of the 169 G. O. P. partisans have NLBB voided court had this order, He-ay. Although Federal i his assured him their support was "This unbounded: Joy Chairman Marriner & Ecdes knocks the props out from under plumped publicly against pro-- ! the boards arbitrary, prejudicial reduction In federal expendi-TreasuBut Business unfair position. and Secretary Henry keen grossly who further read observers La it ipring tha New York legisnthau Is essentially economy-I- n this policy he has the into the court's decision found causa lature passed a bill which potentialfor speculation about something ly effects every citizen in foe U. 8. t of his new tax adviser, more important John W. Hanes, a rerReducing from 6 to 8 per cent tha Although Consolidated Edison op- interest which life Insurance comecruit from Wall wtreet who budget balancing would erates chiefly In New York, tha panies may charge on policy loans, bill baa necessicourt ruled its labor relations were tha ate the confidence of business, revision of Interstm subject to NLBB regulation. tated nation-wid- e not expecting a balance est rate because Insurance comand outgo next year Thus was the scope of federal reguof the proposed national de-- i lation under the interstate companies cannot charge different rate in different states. program, Mr. Morgen thau can merce clause given broad extension, heart from President Boose-lateUpshot is that moat companies paving the way for legislation which could make the potent Wagner act am boosting their premium chargee pronouncement: from 10 to 20 per cent on policies seem mere childs play. The bllllon-dolla- r Predicted as a subject for con- written after January L although nament plan, which is due for tha change Debuous congressional opposition, gressional debate is extension of tha many firms made In effect Policies L cember act labor not be allowed to Increase the highly satisfactory railway foe readjustment will not bo afto include all Industry. If such leg- al deficit Though the Presi-hfected. but in addition to lower Innot Indicated what new terest rate and higher premiums, method he will use to the following additional revisions i the project there Is guarded will be made on mast new policies: don that a 10 per cent tax win (1) reduction of guaranteed Interest d on present income taxes. rate to beneficiaries: (2) lower innow pay $25 a year, you'd terest rates on dividends left with IM50 extra). But this special (9) increased pre companies: nue measure would only pay for miums oo endowment annuity poliiments. and would not cies; (4) withdrawal or substantial deficits caused by change in certain types of conexpenses. To fin thi need, tracts. congressmen favor: By reducing policy loan interest Bracket Income Taxes. from 6 to S per cent, incharges I men are now allowed $2,500 surance firms will lose annual revIon, which might be de-- I enue totaling 890.000.000. Other facto $2,000 or even $1,000. Ex--u tors necessitating higher premiums for single persons, now Include foe difficulty of finding satould be dropped to MOO or isfactory capital markets, and tha While this would boost revsmall amount of new financing now r.S UU left to attend the conference at i U. S. delegates spoke optimistically of efforts to unite tha Western hemisphere into a im Woo opposing European aggressors. But the picture looked vastly different from below tha equator. At Lima they found repreeentatlves of 20 other American nations who exhibited Justified coolness toward tha "colossus of the north whose President has taken the lead in what might be another attempt at "Yankee imperialism. They discovered feat South American nations juvo their cultural centers in Borne, Paris and Madrid; that despite any U. S. ambitions to the contrary, Pan America will insist on maintaining its trade relations with Europe. With the conference still expected run feeveral weeks, it becomes clear that what support Secretary of State Cordell Hull gains for Presip dent Boose velfs hemispheric defense plan will be in principle only, merely a resolution of endorsement. Counting noses, Mr. Hull found his strongest friend in Brazil. His most powerful enemy was Argentina, disgruntled over U. 8-- attempts to invade her export wheat market Not invited, but nevertheless present were envoys from Nazi Germany who sought to smash Mr. Hulls hopes for concrete measures against political and cultural Invasion from eighth jn JVcic U.S. Taxation Program k 1 iti a Pan-Ameri- ca Editorial -- think Peace Possessing Individuals Will Forestall Revolution .Trotsky, Russian exile in Mexico, predicts revolution a terrible revolution for the U. S. and is undoubtedly helping it along He speaks the literal truth. It ie coming worse than in France, Russia and Spain not in the distant future but NOW! before the eyes of those living. But there is yet time to forestall it Let Peace and good will possess the heart of every soul, until they radiate the same spirit toward ALL men that they would have radiated unto themselves. Thats the only off way. Follow it men, follow it, and save your civilisation! We plead for Peace as we would plead for the life of the republc, or aa we would pload for our our own life! Dont think lightly of this warning because of our humble position. What we say is as true as any truth could be. We warn in an effort to save. The Coming Economic System trouble with the world is that the old system is definitely dying and those who stand against change will not let the n iw system be born. The coming new, system will have a gretly improved economy of production, an economy of commodities for use. It will be based on a righteous, sober and industrious life spent in partnership with the fruitful for c s of the Creator operating through nature Its object will be a career for every individual secure from the menace of destitution and liberated to the higher accumulations which spring from a union of work and worship. ' One Destiny of the Jews The national borne of the Jews will be established in Palestine and this will be made so definite before the end of 1641 that no one can doubt it. Destiny is working there in the interest of these persecuted and driven people. Just lately a new and very plentiful flow of water has been found in the Beersht-bdistrict, which will mean new colonisation efforts. II G, Wells is wrong when be intimates that the Jews will be completely exterminated. They will be made to suffer beyond the power of words todecscribe. They will be scourged, driven, dipos se seed, 'mobbed, and thousands murdered,' but exterminated, never. And the law of retribution will wiU'visit upon the guilty nations all the violence and terror that they visit upon the Jews. The divine decrees will not fail. a I 1, . sub-com- Sontk iy ref ry Piper-O'Bri- st bo-fo- re ai ellmi-lncreas- olt only $001400,000, 1 bigger wage earners i it would being done. in higher brackets and bring the treae-- . additional $250,000,000. Politics Since It is plausible that November election gains by tha liberalised Republics n party ihould give strength are already subjected i taxes, the proposal can opposition. Outside of Mtts, the biggest need for x money will be to finance federal-stat- e health incomes ed JO- - m (or insurance, hospitallza-- I clinics and expansion of the I health service. pe 'P is drifting ham soar, B HfiftB wanfs Leaf a war 1 I"? autim U arm erne ph rr, t withia ike as teasiaa mitt I Point next tfring. summation is the detached 01 01 Oswald Pirow, defense r the Union of South Af-- 1 two-mon- th European which ha sought means of Sing Adolf Hitlers colonial ap-earns the same day Minister Joachim von Ptrap visited Paris to sign a Insincere pact with L Ger-rorel- u Belchsfuehrer Hitler prepared to delete ebs from the next edi--1 Mein Kampf as Italy, 1 elosest ally, continued ns for the French territories Corsica and Nice. feat Britain shoved tempo-mtthe European finds herself holding M bombshell in the German Her government Is now accept Fascist activity on nfopcan fronts or risk com- nUF o back-Fran- & ferthrow: ?uy. France must give Hit-- ! band In eastern Europe, to old line Republicans who have taken a back seat in party affairs since foe disastrous defeat of 1938. This vary thing happened at the recent national committee conference in Washington, where confident liberals found themselves confronted with an unexpectedly strong faction of Hoover. duPont and Liberty league Republicans. A still more important shift is that liberal O. O. P. strength, which originated in tha rural areas, baa moved to metropolitan cities and haa.been supplanted In tea small towns by a stronger conservative element. Having apDan-i- d pointed a conservative O. Baitings of Delaware) and a liberal (Harvey Jewett of South Dakota) to fill two executive commit-te-a vacancies, tea party now finds Itself deadlocked oo a future course. Though muoh talk Is heard of potential 1940 candidates. It is believed the party must Irst decide which way it course shall be set to liberalism as evidenced since 1936, or to conservatism. -- F. OF LT WILLIAM GREEN If is victory brought a prediction. islation could be so successful as fee railway act neither labor nor capital would have much cause for complaint The record: since 1926 there has been only one minor four-da- y railroad strike. The reason: either carrier or labor can cany its grievances to foe national mediation board, and if this group foils to bring peace foe President appoints commission. No strike a may take place until 80 days after this group reports. That some such regulation will eventually guide all capital-labo- r relations Is quite likely. Though this win not emerge from the next congress, 1989 win positively bring Wagner act amendments in the general direction. A. fact-findi- (ex-Se- Miscellany Motorists bound for Pasadenas Bose Bowl football game next month The name of Masaryk. famous in will be guided by aerial traffic po- Czechoslovakian history since Thom-alicemen whose broadcssts can bo O. Masaryk founded the aation picked up by any car radia 20 years ago, will leave that nation's 1. Three acres added to Bedloe'a officialdom forever on January faCzech iin mi, homo of the Statue of Lib- Jan Masaryk, aon oftothe Great Britain erty, have created a problem for ther 14 end ministerannounced his rehas 1834, in for years, a Under treaty congress. coutha island was given to New York, tirement In pretest over his After but all land around It went to New ntrys capitulation to Germany. U. S., he wIU live in Jersey. The extra three acres ap- visiting tha England. parently belong to New Jersey. People e Strongest Inlctmtnt Against Uquor Evir Made The liquor the state sells to its people, commonly ral ed hard liquor, has drained more blood, hung more crepe, sold more homes, plunged more people into bankruptcy, armed more villains, slain more children, snapped more wedding rings defiled more innocence, blinded more eyes, twisted more limbs, 'dethroned morereason, wrecked ' more manhood, dishonored more womanhood, broken more hearts, blasted more lives, driven more to suicide, and dug more graves, than any other g waves poisened scrurge that ever swept its across the world Evangeline Booth. death-dealin- Government Should Own Banks The .Government of the United States should own and control the banking system of this country, print and coin its own money. Interest, interest beating bonds, notes, and mortgages should be prohibited Every post office should be equipped with banking and checking facilities, money should be loaned to individuals as well as to sub divisions of the Government, at a very low service charge. A depression .such as we are now having is uncalled for. What is needed is to get money into circulation that will atayin circulation with the credit of the. government behind the bonds National Greenback Party. Better and Fairer World Will Emerge the world a Another Christmas is about here and it little worse than it was last year. But people should not get discouraged for a glorious future is yet in reserve for this erring all iniquity mnst be laid and suffering world It ie true bhre, that judgments must take p ace, and because of the iniquity and consequent judgments ruin end chaos must come. Iniquity will be swept away; dictators will go the way of the first Herod, one of the crudest and meanest dictators who ever lived, and a better and fairer world will emerge from the present mess It will be cloth d with a deeper verdure and greater beauty. It shall be garlanded with roses like unto Sharons. It wastes will abound with the best things that can be produced, watered by crystal rivers and sparkling fountains; and over its deserts shall hang a brighter Bow of promise than has ever been seen by man. This new earth shall be blessed as was Eden of old and over all its fair bosom shall appear, like jewels, thousands of beautiful and wonderful cities swarming with a redeemed and superior humanity, fit not only for men to dwell in. but also fit for the habitation of Gods. Then .indeed will it be Merry Christmas for every soul. And every day will be filled with joy and the music and song of universal and everlasting peace and plenty. Do not despair you who are bent and broken by your burdens and fears and worries. As surely as you live it is coming. If you do not live to see it you should be gloriously happy in the knowledge that your children and your children's children shall see it and know it and possess it with that knowledge brightening your vision you should go smiling and joyfully to your graves snd thank God that hope and opportunity for them shall never again perish from earth. will-fin- tt-a- t YOU AND I GOVERNMENT A told by by Bird Trego to (He Editor This country enjoys a democratic form' of government, When we speak of 'government we peak of you and me and what we do in governing our Country our State, our I County or our City. We speak of how the taxes you and of government conduct the for orderly pay It is physically impossible for you and me; and the other citizens of this country or s'ate or county to meet daily on We elect questions of government or its administration. for us. administer and decisions maku citizens to Executive officers, so elected to high honor, assume definite duties aad obligations to thoM whom they basand mo A clear understanding of that relationship is the is of good and wise government. In corporations executives The Reason for NOTICE. must make reports to stockholders at definite periods, euch re pore keep them posted on corporation administration and management. I great problem now confronting lie: Who bring In that Chrltma Turkoy? liell ba lauded to the skies jhi I I i ! Published Weekly by C. N. Lund $1.50 PER YEAR STATE OF HUMANITY AND PLANS FOR ITS WELFARE pt'klv Npwr AnnlyaK ' I ORGAN OF NATIONAL SOCIETY FOB PROMOTING PEACE AND GOOD WILL ALI LAKE CITY, UTAH FRIDAY, DLC.16 1938 tered u Second Clam Matter at tto Part Offlct it Brit LakoClty. Utah, under for AM of March I, 1979 Bldg, Phone Waa4648 'I 1 READ ubscribe rncuragc lit he ' I i l POINTED OBSERVATIONS ON TIMELY SUBJECTS Supposing that mankind has by now suffered enough to thereby be rendered thoughtful and that enough of us have at last learned our lessons and are now restraining selfishness, nagging, spite, hat red, envy, impatience, worry (all mean, destructive thoughts, actions, habits, passions) and are actually and consistently displaying faith, intelligence, courage, initiative, industry (for without this, all is simply talk or less than talk, and quite futile) then suppose, further, that, pending a national program along the same broad lines, a Make Utah program is immediately initiated? Interest on money being abolished by state of Utah legal enactment (assuming this legally possible, in reference to the nation and national hanks and banking laws), suppose the banks are socialized, salaries of the officials and employees being paid out of the tax i h funds? I, 'Suppose that bank stocks were now sold to all citizens able to buy it? The money coming in from this would buy out and pay off present investors in banks. When a man had bought $500 worth of bank stock, he could then be issued up to as high as $5,000 credit, enough to purchase an inheritance, whether a home, a home and farm, or a stake in some valuable industry or enterprise. (Banks can issue credit up to ten times the amount of assets.) Naturally, ba.iks should be empowered to stipulate how much and when the credit should be given out, based on the individuals ability to pay back the money issued. Let us quit dodging, whining, blaming others or assuming a particular righteousness and probity in ourselves!. Let us all pull together to make life better and increase human joy! , If political parties remain for a time (due to human ignorance) all candidates of any party who stand for a true build Utah be supported! Which candidates for office are for such a worthy and necessary program? The voters need to ask ana demand Three Young Men. 1 I I. I , t pro-shou- ld Gift of Gifts Peace-T- he CL M. l i LUND. This, together with our wimey editorials on Peace, is our contribution to the Christ fls season. Without Peace there minorities or majorities. positively is no hope for eer The God al love, from his throne on high, Looked down to see what the world Eves by. men have wrought, ' The beauty theyve builded, the glory dieySre sought He taw all the marvels dial He saw all the goodness, die virtue and truth. And anew world hope in the armies of youth. I : But, alas, he was saddened and deeply grieved To see how the nations were bong deceived, ' And shorn in the lap of the Father of Enslaved by the state till liberty dies. He mw how peace plans lies. and efforts have failed While Babylons soulless system prevailed. He saw men's hearts given over to greed And all of his children divided by creed. He mw all the hearts that are seething with hate And the crimes that defile them early and late. He mw all die poverty, want and despair, The sorrow and sin that lurk everywhere. He mw many nations in death grips of war. And all the destructions that shamefully mar The earth that was meint to be heavra foral, A shambles of shame that lay Lks a The Molloch .f Mammon hu garnered the wea'th And takefi the portion of labor by stealth. 1 . . i The milliohs, long bowel by their burdens of woe, Are broken and crushed by their conscienceless foe. Sorrowing and shedding some tears at the tight. determined to try to set matters righL He He searched through the wide expanse of his heaven To find the best thing that to earth might be given. He called some choice angels about his white throne And mid unto them: Lef us make it known That we have die key that will unlock the door To a beautiful world and aO its rich store; That will lock out poverty, war, crime and tin, And open the gate that lets the tight in. "So go to the world with die mission dear And bid them look up and banish their fesi. Now be on your way of descending flight And waft to them all on tha wings of the night nMy holiest song, the song of my Pesce, And herald the day of the world's release! 'Sing out o'er new Bethels that people may hear The tidings of joy and the mesMge of cheer. That I'm in my heaven and loving them still. With Peace for the earth to all men of good will That Peace hu made us a heaven here he ven for people down there which Is sore to make " i p And ting nnto them dial a Prince I will send. His Peace and his glory to them will 1 lend. "Injustice shall vanish and waning shall cease At the coming of Jesus, the Prince of my Peace!" i i 1ZEC This Paper Is trying to do More for Peace than any millionaire and must have means with which to carry on. You mu& help Readers Must Give Attention Readers, we must have money with which to 'carry on. And our only hope lies in an appeal to you. For yearn we have been serving you almost without pursoor scrip. Now you must remember ua, and please be KVIIUIUIIE this Xmas mon h. TauII public officials Wp are, as it were, passing t he hat. as (he paper has he n coming to you for a long, longtime. So you come to our amistancc now. In a little while when the criais comes,and ita nearing every moment, your money will suddenly become worthless Better spend some of it ow helping a good eauee. Please, good jieoplc, let these words sink into your heart of hearts I t |
