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Show NATIONAL AFFAIRS s6 I i: . ' ii . f ! I NEWS Reviewed by CARTER FIELD bosom gathers to give you a little extra fullness. The waistline is Fear of both constituents dart-fitte- d so that it melts into Roosevelt influence and middle your just beautifully. These are simple details, very Senators on conscription . . . easy to do, but they make all the Fletchers Hatch Act boner difference in the fit of your slip, and therefore in the fit of your only mistake so far in Will-ki- e frocks. There are seven easy campaign. steps in your detailed sew chart (Ball Syndicate WNV Service.) Make yourself a whole wardrobe of slips like this, light and dark, WASHINGTON. What is the real of satin, lingerie crepe or taffeta, and some batistes and linens for motive of the senators who are fighting so hard against conscription? your coming cottons. That is a question frequently asked In Washington, and there is very Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1892-is designed for sizes 14, 18, 18, little satisfaction to bo derived from studying their speeches. They may 20; 40 and 42. Corresponding bust make measurements 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and a few good arguments but except in instances, they do not convince 42. Size 18 (34) requires 2 yards those carefully thinking over their without-naof p material for remarks that are giving the built-ushoulders; 2 Vi yards for real lowdown asthey to why they do not strap style; 11 yards of shirred want compulsory military training. lsce. Send order to: In soma instances die men moat violently against conscription taka SEWING CIXCLZ PATTERN DXP. that attitude because they are afraid MS ltew Mantnry tn. CnBL of their constituents. Bu Francises In men spectacular instances, Marions II Crete to cotes tor providing their motives could bo exPatton Ms.. seeeeeeeee ltetMMiin posed, they are afraid cf what PresHum ident Roosevelt might da ' 'i . WHOS B !' i: - 39-in- p ; i - HU REACTION AT ROME Certain senators witii very heavy fall into Scotsman Found He Was German constituencies group No. 1 those who are afraid of their voters back home. Close Running a Poor Second behind them, if not in fact In front For many months fits canny of them, am certain senators whoso Scottish wooer had crane courting states have a very high percentage a village lass without commuting of Irish voter. For mom than 50 himself. Then he felt the time had yearn, for example, it has been recome for him to begin to speak. garded si smart polities in Massachusetts to "twist the Lions tsfl, noteProducing a by which was meant doing somebook, he said: thing to annoy Great Britain in orMaggie, Ive been weighing up der to curry favor with the heavy your good points, and Ive counted Irish population in eastern up to ten. When X get to the diazen. Of course in some states, particuIll hae something to say to ye.r Well, X wish ye luck, Jock," the larly in the Middle West them isin-s heavy pacifist sentiment which maiden coolly responded, with erk of her head. An Ive been clines to make their senators and representatives afraid to take a warreckoning up you r bad points, an1 like stand. Ive reached nineteen. When Curiously enough it was this secgets to twenty, Im mairrying Fertion of the country which has been guson, the plumber. the little-arm- y secand little-nav- y tion. Its senators and representatives seldom voted to appropriate a new battleship, or mom planes, Items off Interest for or any other military expenditure. was so in the days when people the Housewife Itseemed to worry about taxes, even those who paid very little. V ill : ,li : . I well-thumb- ed 4 , 1 I I Msssa-chuset- cant juat wear any did dip yOU and amalLwaiated It I r; ; ' i ' expect your frocks to have the smooth, suave, line they should round-bosotn- ed have. Here's a design (1892-B- ) especially planned to do its part toward and to fit as only a slip you make to your measure can fit The top has figure-flatter- y, AROUND h. HOUSE A tablespoon of vinegar poured The broad side of a knife which into glue that has become hard- has been dipped in cold water will ened in a bottle will soften it. flatten cookies so that they may be more easily- rolled. Store salad Ml in a dry, cold To eool a pie quickly as soon as place. Keep coffee, tea, sugar, baking powder, spices, soda, it cranes from the oven place cream of tartar and cereals tight- on a colander and the air can cirly covered in a dry, dark place. culate under it so that it will cool quickly. Metal teapots sometimes give a flavor to tea made in musty Lemon slices cut thin and sprinthem. To prevent this, store a kled with chopped parsley, served lump of sugar in the pot. When alternately with plain lemon you're ready to use the pot rinse slices, add much to the attractiveit in boiling water. ness of a fish salad. - J : Save your kitchen tojrels this way: Place a roll of paper toweling near the sink. Use the paper to clean greasy pans, to wipe up spilled foods and to wipe out the sink strainer. The pockets iff kitchen aprons are constantly catching on door handles, nails, etc. Try putting the pockets in the center iff the apron. The pockets can be reached by either hand and cannot catch on anything and tear. f i !: i .i San fyancidoA 1000 ZOOMS 1000 MTHS $4 pnron,$A twain Standard food measurements: HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Two cups of solid fat equal one pound, as do two cups iff granuUNION SQUARE lated sugar, 2ft cups of confectioners sugar, 2 cups of dark brown sugar, 8K cups of regular flour or four cups of pastry flour. Later Learning Three teaspoons equal one tableIts what we learn after ' spoon. Sixteen tablespoons equal think we know it all that counts. one cup. Two cups make a pint W. R. Morris. I ilf ,M,' In I SALT LAKE CITY T1IE !i i 1 1 1 : I i HOTEL Choice oftheDiscriminating Travdtr 400 ROOMS 400 BATHS Rates: 42.00 to 44.00 Our 1200,000X0 remodeling and refurnishing program has the finest hotel accommodations in the mads available West AT OUR SAME POPULAR PRICES. CAFETERIA DINING ROOM ' I MIS. J. N, WATUUj, Alsssgiri I: MIRROR ROOM SUTTON EVERY SATURDAY EVBHM treat you better than the merchant who does not He mutt treat you as though you were the most influential person in town. ''a il ARE AN I,! INFLUENTIAL PERSON local campaign hinds. The most extraradinary thing about it aU is that it was dona by Fletcher, a H. F. Fletcher and in the fce statement by Willkie that he wanted to cut down, not increase expenditures in the campaign to be made fra him and As a matter of cold feet you are. You hold the destiny of his businesi in your hands. He knows He shows And you it it benefit by good service, by courteoui treat value and by lower prices. by li It is extraordinary to have coma from Fletcher because of Fletchers really outstanding record as a diplomat It would seem to indicate the wisdom of the old aaw about putting a round peg in a square hole. As a diplomat in South America, in the Far East and in Europe, Fletchers record is one that any diplomatic official might well envy. BRILLIANT DIPLOMAT In Latin America, Fletcher, who speaks Portuguese, the language of the Brasilians, as well as Spanish and French, so endeared himself to the Latins that when any difficulty arose at the Pan American conference at Havana in 1928, Charles E. Hughes, head of the U. S. delegation, would send Fletcher to patch it up. He never failed. The New Dealers have leaped on Fletchers campaign fund tion like hungry cats at fish. It was the first "break" tinea the nnmin. tion of Willkie. Attorney General Robert H. Jackson seriously urges congress to amend the law so as to prevent such wickedness. If tha Republican high command had really wanted to spend a lot of money, which Willkie Insists it doesnt, this was not tha way to go about it. There was actually nothing new about tha Idea, anyway. Big contributors have often covered up their gifts by dlstributioa One of the big figures of tho Democratic party gave bugs sums In 1938 in Individual states so secretly that it has never been published to this day. Fletcher would make a swell secretary of state, but aa public relations counsel politically ha is not so ngy. The merchant who advertises must tl I i MM DINE r 'S i BUFFET J. HOtMAN WATIRSaadW. SOU FLETCHER FULLED BONER So far the only boner pulled In the Wendell Willkie campaign was perpetrated by Henry P. Fletcher, when he suggested that the Hatch act could bo evaded by having big contributors give to both national and Me-Nar- y. !; !. MISTRUST ROOSEVELT Much mam important than fear of constituents, however, is a real fear on the part of many senators, of whom only a few am frank about it, of what President Roosevelt may da' They think that he is itching to get into the war. They think that if given half a chance he will plunge this country into the European situation. Moat of thorn holding this view, of course, am opposed to this country having anything to do with the war. One of the reasons so many iff them am opposed to the adjournment of congress is that they want to "ride herd on the President, to keep him if possible from taking any action which would result in Involving this country. But this particular fight was just about lost, irreconcilably. In that very close vote cm the amendment offered by Sea Alva B. Adams of Colorado which would have prevented the Presidents sending the National Guard outside of U. S. territory and possessions in that year of training. The vote was mighty close 39 to 38, but that was the real teat To make froit waffles add crushed pineapple, candied cherries and chopped candied orange peel to your favorite fritter batter. !. ts. good. By VIRGINIA VALE THIS (Scteaand by Western Newspaper Union.) Herbert marshalls picture was The Letter, in which he played Jeanne Eagel s lover, whem she killed. Now hes playing in it again, but this time hes the husband of the heroine, played by Bette Davis. He prefers his current role. Id rather be a betrayed, but live, husband, than a dead lover! he commented. Incidentally, two of the most interesting photographs that have come this way recently are of Bette Davis and WEEK By LEMUEL F. PARTON (Consolidated Foatuns-WN- U fiervlce.) EW YORK. More varied In this country than in England are repercussions to the things John Cudahy, United States ambassador to Belgium, la John Cudahy Criticised for ria.w as quoted said In having Rico Producers CLAUDETTE COLBERT The Gilded Lily," made six years ago; It gave him a good start toward hia present success. A young man named Fred MacMurray got his start in that picture, too; he was so seared that he shook when he was making tests, and Mias Colbert kidded him out of his panic. Melvyn Douglas was a polite but sinister "heavy until he worked opposite her in "She Married Her Boss and surprised everybody but himself by proving to be an excellent light comedian. "I Met Him in Paris gave the public another light comedian, Robert Young, who until then had been a serious young man on the screen, dark Gable had been slipping at the box office until he and tha charming Claudette made the hilarious "It Happened One Night. -s- &- A giant gorilla has been werrylng tho executives of the see at Bristol, England; It coats $48 a day to feed him, and they feared that theyd have to destroy him to oavo his rations. A giant gorilla has also been worrying Producer Jack Moss of Paramount be needed one for "D. O. (Dead on Arrival) a mystery thriller featuring EUrn Drew, Bod Cameron, and various others. Hes cabled to Bristol to ask how much hed have to pay for Air red, the gorilla, and what could bo done about transporting him with a trainer to this country. Seems that Hollywood aooo cant offer anything big and scary enough to salt faio purpose. With the exception et Henry Clay, tha youngest man ever elected to the United States senate, Holt leaded In office fat 1935 without benefit ef the Democratic machine of Ms state, thaagh wearing the Democratic label. When he defeated Sen. Henry O. Hatfield, a Republican warhorse, for the senatorial toga, he was 29 years aid, tea young to Ms seat. The voters of his state knew this, but It made no difference. They Jnst cast their ballets fra him anyway. He had to wait six months before the legal office-takiage arrived. Having been at one time an sthletlo director, at St. Patrick's school in West Virginia, tho instincts of this flushed, exalted stripling were all for the old college try from the minute he win sworn In, a manifestation et youthful ebullience violating an unwritten senate rule calling tor silence aa the part at new &. 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He wai a bond salesman with Dillon, Reed when tha United States' entered the Work! war. Ha joined the aviation branch of tha navy and eventually became a pilot tin hia Jof Dillon, " W" T Start yosr lardstigata and M this fiaa qa'? 5 ft. isll-ri- m tab on legi; 1719 layatory, doset combination. AH complete FULL RECESS RATH, LAVA-TOR- Y PEDESTAL and TOILET combination, all com- One of the first things he did waa to visit the White House to make it clear that he was in line with New Deal policies, but later it waa made equally dear he was a holdout ao far as machine politics, state or national, were concerned. Aa tor the New Deal, he fought the court reorganization bill. He repeatedly accused tha WPA of political implementation. He opposed the caah itr-tio- ODDS AND ENDS . . . Ceorge Brent, Humphrey Bogart end John CorficM will oo framer Brothers Bad Man of Missouri" . . . Alter oighl yean tn pictures, Basil Raihhtma gets a rhanca to do a comedy rota in "Rhythm on tho Hirer" tho sari of thing for which ho iws brought to films Ac iroi Pride end I re justice" is everything that you awl the screen versiog of tho famous novel toba... Tha sagia com. pony has borrowed Georgs Rift to play apposite Norma Shearer in "fha World Wo Maha." , '. . Don Ampch o hot a racing stable all his own ndw since his partner Chet touch withdrew. NTACT U. as-su- After finishing a picture most stars make a great o about escaping Hollywood and its crowds to get away to some quiet place. But after finishing "Tha Howards of Virginia," Cary Grant ruahed straight to Broadway, and Martha Scott headed fra a crowded and fashionable hotel in Santa Barbara, Calif. Hats off to them! Tho atari who declare that they wish the puband carry neutrality plaa lic would let them alone are likely When bis present term in the sento rage and storm It people dont ate ends ha will not return, having notice them Garbo excepted, of been defeated in tha primary a course. in his state but May. to-d- , 1936 CHEVROLET Rush D. Holt (Dem., W. Va.) finds the current Ystung Senator debate in the dish. Punctuated by daily clashes between him and Sen. Sherman Minton of Indiana, the colloquyi iff the two lawmaker have not been regarded by their colleagues as enhancing the dignity of the senate. At all events, Holt's reputation aa a senator, who has spoken to more empty seats than any other member of the upper house, past or present, has not been maintained in recent sessions, nor do legislative correspondents note the days the smiles of amused tolerance which used to mark his bludgeoning oratory. GOLDEN- cu i00d USED TRUCKS BBRO. NEVADA I i. SajtLak . BOTH. snd Field Artillcy, CsmSf-toyEsgiMary, Signal Carpi, HOTELS ONE National Guard bills peculiarly his of goof latehy. China and India are tha worlds leading rice producers, with Japan ranking third. Japans crop are supplemented by Imports of the . u-- GOOD PAY ENLIST NOW Vaciscies so, ivaHaUs is Aii Withdraw Antoa Private automobiles and buses were withdrawn from use in Denmark because of severe gasoline rationing. It waa estimated 60X00 vehicles were affected. senate over the Active service and qualifications dtiaaai p?1 Jrttepretesto famine. His defense of King Leopold III, la regarded as, to say tha least, undiplomatic. Whether Seem- tary of State Cordell Hun will take cognizance at a further statement alleging the correct behavior of German troops in Belgium criticized in England aa wholly out of order re- Strong Critic Of Roosevelt F the u. s. ARMY Reward Soldiers Japan ha a $40X00,000 fund to reward army, and navy men In China. commodity. of the outspoken critics in congress of most if not aU, of President Roosevelts policies. Sea MEN WANTED Rayon Yarn Rayon yarn produced In Japan In 1939 weighed 228,740X00 pound. that aid would be required next winter to save 8,000,000 Belgians from her stand-iThayre dressed alike, posed alike. If anything, the stand-i-n is a little prettier than the talented Bette, but she suffers sadly by contrast. Those photographs show the difference between an expert end an amateur, and theyre worthy mains to ba seea of any girla careful study. of aa Irish Immigrant Twentieth Century-Fa- x weal to Milwaukee as finally got tho screen rights to the play "Toaa immosse tartans as a bacco Road," which has been runpacker, Cudahys diplomatic career began la 1933 with ning in New York fra years. RKO hia a elect lea by President Boo wanted it too its rumored that the vett as ambassador to Poland. price was more than $100,000. Unless all censorship bars are let down, In May, 193?, he became mini considerable rewriting will have to ter to the Irish Free State and bo done. appointed to the poet nt in 1939, oncceedir AHhongfc the twe girl have been Joseph E. Davies when the taten the same let ter mere than ter was assigned as a special assistant to the secretary et year, Darethy Latasar and Mary Martin didnt meet nntil recently, they were rehearsing dance Cudahy was the first to advise here with LeRey Frias. The Rooaevelt-v- la President telephone Siren was bruhing ap an of invasion of BelGerman tha rhumba tSr "Moon Over Bar- gium where he remained at his post and the "My Heart Belong to of duty, narrowly escaping death or intriwaa Daddy" girl rehearsing cate tap rentiaea ter "Lave Thy injury from bomba, until he, together with all other foreign represenNeighbor," la which she appear! tatives were requeited to leave tha with Jack Benny aad Fred Allen. country. Later, in Germany, he spent two hours with Leopold at BelAccording tq Ray Mill and, "The gium in the castle assigned to the greatest gift an actor can get is a monarch by the German army and chance to play with Claudette Cot obtained from him a perconal letter, bert" divulging the Inside presumably Heres the record that proves it of Belgian capitulation, fra One of Millands first pictures waa story Mr. Roosevelt The ambassador is a Harvard class at 1910, holding degrees of bachelor of law, Wisconsin, 1913, aad doctor of laws, Carroll anivereity. Admitted to the Wisconsin bar in 1913, ho practiced an til 1917 when he became n captain in the United States army. Later he reached in New Mexico, and from 1923 until 1933, when appointed to Poland, he engaged la real estate. n. Special Stamp The National Society of Daughters of the American Colonists baa aakod tha post office department to issue n special a tamp to honor Mary Ball, mother of George Washington. plete trite. ELAT RIM ,11b faacott, taHpiacs. with fieest Ey Complete $9210 To SINK,20s30 hot and cold and atralaar SJQ60 (VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS) 4th South 7th West Salt Lake nt rn Terms Poker Raid ic luncbM they passed the outskirts of town snd SO autos parked ouU'de handful of customers when difficult to get a aympa-thatrisa out iff tha citizenry of Rockville, Mid. especially tha men ?ollow mn ffets into a little jam ?indulging In a bit of innocent poker. Thats why seven men were going about town amid something akin to martyrdom and there were scowla Sr. RJ Bodmer and Policeman William Crawford of tha Montgomery police fore.. The two officers auspicious just wasnt BI City wtpm 1 . Infjh right. covered a friendly Pj'er near-b- y cottage and the even were nabbed. Justice oi the Webb said he wss duty n " ue warrant for the rthaless, he bad If1 . in the matter and what they were. f(B |