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Show Make Quaint Doll for A Toy ot Decoration White House appointments which re made public every day for the period from February to foa of congress, will show a perfectly astonishing number of talks between foe two. NATIONAL AFFAIRS Rtvitwtd Cynic t suspect President would be pleased if business slumped a little thereby justifying his remarks on failure of congress to pass the spend-len-d bill... Now Senator Wheeler looms as possibility for the Democratic nomination for Pres-ide. . . Roosevelt seeks a way to make the administration the leader in the improvement in business. nt Pattern WASHINGTON. There are some people so cynical that they suspect President Roosevelt would be pleased if business did slump a little, or at least foil to continue the pickup which has been in progress, so as to justify his sharp comment! on the failure of congress to pass bilL the spend-len- d Perhaps the worst feature of the situation ia that there are plenty of business men and investors who She's bound to be the belle of the bazaar this charming doll I She does equally well as decoration or toy and is so easy to make. Pattern 6433 contains a pattern and instructions for making doll; illustration of it; materials required. To obtain this pattern send 15 heartily with the President aa cents in coins to The Sewing agree to foe effects on foe country's buy259 Arts Household Dept., Circle, ing power of this eleventh hour reW. 14th St, New York City. trenchment drive by congress. Please write your name, adPlenty of argument la being made dress and pattern number plainly. on foe other side, those holding this view eiting two important factors. The first is that actually foe apHOUSEHOLD propriations of foe session of congress just closed were not small. Actually they were more than a bilQUESTIONS lion dollars in excess of fooee et the previous session. The second factor Longer Life to Stockings. The is some recent reports, one from foe life of new silk stockings can be Now York employment agency, inprolonged by washing them in dicating that despite this foiling on mild, lukewarm suds before wear- the part of foe President, and the gloomy agreement with his views on ing. foe part of many business men, emCooked corn ployment by private capital ia Meatless Dish. and green beans mixed with a the Increase, whether it is sufflcienl white sauce and scalloped makes to take up the slack or not a tempting meatless dish. This last factor was rather curiously demonstrated by a Harry HopFlaky Potatoes. Boiled pota- kins department of commerce retoes are often watery because they port showing business Improvement. are allowed to stand in water after The timing of this report caused they are cooked. As soon as they considerable amusement in Washare tender when tested with ington, ss it was published on foe fork, drain and shake them for a front pages of many newspapers in minute over a low fire. Juxta position with the gloomy statements of foe President Should Stop Feeding Out Pessimistic Propaganda IHLSSSUfiN Many of us in Washington have believed since foe fight to enlarge foe Supreme court in which Wheeler was made foe leader against foa President that Roosevelt would never forgive him. Some of ua still believe that We simply eannot remember any other man who has fought Roosevelt and been forgiven and wa find It difficult to conceive his doing it in Wheelers case. But we may be wrong. Whatever may think of Wheeler, ho ia very likable personally as well as a forceful character. He plays ball and keeps his word. He seldom promises anything that ha eannot deliver. His Judgment as to what esn or cannot be done is excellent Roosevelt has not found many among those whom he has actively liked since he entered foe White House who have possessed all those qualities. For instance, Senators Sherman Minton of Indiana, and Joe Guffey of Pennsylvania, who were as enthusiastic about foe "purge as Tommy Corcoran and Ben Cohen. For instance, foe great Marathon orator, whom the President made Democratic leader of foe senate, Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky. So it Just may be that next June, if foe President discovers he eannot nominate a man who agrees with him 100 per cent; ha might turn to Wheeler rather than see foa nomination of someone eager to tear down more of foe New Deal than Wheeler. Always assuming at course that Roosevelt is not nominated him- . But assuming that Mr. Roosevelt does want business recovery to continue, and that he would be distressed to have his gloomy forebodings sustained, there Is one thing he certainly ought to do. This is to give peremptory orders to the federal reserve board to stop feeding out pessimistic propaganda by the Our Perfect Moment back door. In every life there is a perfect Various lieutenants of Marrlner moment, like a flash of sun. We S. Eceiea have eauaed much more can shape our days by that if we New York and Washwill before by faith, and after- pessimism in by their confidential" comwards by memory. Myrtle Reed. ington ments to their personal friends among stock brokers and market operators than did foe President own statement The trouble here is Salt Lakes NEWEST HOTEL that these reserve board attaches convince tea very people who art generally disposed to "copper" anything foe President says. As a result a great many persons who might be making investments or buying securities have been holding off. There is no doubt about foe accuracy of this. A canvass either in New York or any other city boasting a financial center will disclose fears of the business situs tion which can be traced directly to pessimistic views expressed privately to foil or that banker or broker by some official of foe federal reserve board. MOae Dace Preees It Communist, that ha most active of foe Tor Roosevelt Before Chicago" chib, and foat despite foe fact foat foa White House ignored him on patronage in favor of his bitter political enemy, J. Bruce Kramer, Wheeler never opposed foe President on any important issue until foa Supreme court battle. Incidentally both Gamer end Jim Farley are friendly to Wheeler. President Seeks Credit for Improvement in Business Improvement of business despite deteat of the spend-len- d bill, bumpand er crops on top of carry-ove- n big crops abroad, and foe obvious intention cf the G. O. Democrat coalition to upset more New Deal apple carts when congress meets next January ell these ere spurring Franklin D. Roosevelt to develop a new theme. Call it new rabbits from new hats, if you like, but whet foe President needs is something to bring about three things: 1. Make foe administration the leader in foe improvement of business in other words, get the credit, thus upsetting the picture now foat foe improvement is in spite of the New Deal. 2. Divert Capitol Hill from Its conservative course toward undoing New Deal reforms by giving congress something new to fight over but not at foe risk of another major defeat on foe eve of foe na- while back. Wheeler, is now in third position and going strong. The really important point is recent fost this spurt of Wheeler has resulted in hie paising PeuI V. McNutt, end for signifleent reaioni. Six months ago Wheeler scoffed at foe idea he might be nominated and would carefully explain to admirer Just why foe then political etup made it impossible. The key log in this setup, ae Wheelers friends then understood It, was that Roosevelt would never accept Wheeler if a "compromise" candi- HEAVEN CAN WAIT, THIS IS PARADISE ReadlSoThis Is FIorida,,a300-pag- e book (including 63 full-paillustrations) bursting with ge information about Floridas overflowing charms. Read it to understand why sportamen regard Florida as the Happy Hunting Ground come to life.. . why fishermen flock to its abundantly stocked waters. . .why its rich soil ii to prodigal in the favors it bestows. . .why Floridas myriad enchantments have made it an oasis of joyous, glorious living. Write today for a date. that time Roosevelt has poured a lot of oil on foe Montana senator. He hai lent for him again and again, first on the railroad legislation but gradually on other things. Examination of foe list of Since copy of "SO THIS IS Colton Supply Now in U. FLORIDA" By frank P arfcar Steckbridga MS John HelHday Parry Sndwmbtl Street AddnaaecIY.D IBBIBiBBRIBBIBBIB I WASHINGTON. The amount of cotton held in the United States on August 1 was the largest for that date sines foe government began compilation of the statistics. The census bureau at Washington, D. C., reported the cotton carryover was 13,032,611 bales at. August I. The department of agriculture cotton crop of recently forecast II,- 412,000 bales foie year. That will be added to the carryover to make tional conventioni and the election campaign. I. Work out sane bigger and better way of handling foe form surplus and low farm price situation. Not necessarily, for example, letting prices elide away down to encourage consumption and exports, and compensating the farmers directly by AAA checks, but something as radical as that If Roosevelt can produce formulae for these three problems, he may have foe political bear by a nose-rin- g instead of by foe tail next winter. Watch for Another Fireside Chat or Big Set Speech So when foe President gets round to another fireside chat, or has to make a big set speech on some occasion foie fall, it will probably be foe most interesting of anything he has ever made, and this is no reflection whatever on the importance of many of his former speeches and fireside chats. In the very nature of things foe President, being distinctly on the defensive at foe moment, is almost sura to follow old military ctrategy and take foe offensive. But he must take it so spectacularly that he will get the country talking about what's new, rather than what happened a little while back. There is another difficulty in bis problem, which would be plenty hard without it. The additional hurdle is foat Roosevelt is a very stubborn man, a man who hates to admit defeat, as evidenced by his recent reference to the Supreme court packing battle. So Roosevelt win find hlmelf anxious to inject into his new theme, whatever form it may take, some tying in with foe old battles. He wants vindication on his advocacy bin that congress of the spend-len- d rejected. He wants vindication on foe neutrality program that he demanded and foat congress turned down. Regarding this lest, everything Egyptian Beauty Experts The ancient Egyptians were first-rat- e beauty parlor experta and probably originated the first "hairdo fashions in our civilisation. Apparatus for waving the hair haa At leait 28,001) industri.i . been discovered in ancient tombi tothe United Btatw ,, numerous with preparations gether that yield explosive ,UK proiU or "kohl," the ancient counterpart of eyelash coloring or mascara. Boston Fire (,f ig In the Boston fin- of Lichens for Perfume ign find licheni aa were devastated. Lowly plant! known jth lose of over $6'j,iiihi,ikk). us as perfumery material. CHUNGKING '""ta English Masks Masks with adjustable visors have been invented in England to protect ktat Architr Found Archives of the America? . t y in Russia, lost fur 16 discovered in inrSL a atabkmotorcyclist!' faces. Some of the douimmt, apondence found in Hie 59 Caneda'e Indians th. time The number of Indians in CanaJa M increasing. CANTON - ..J?1 tekto , Kentucky Oil) Oil prospectors took ontinu HMJOO acres in Graves, Carliu j? and McCracken cmmieL tucky, early in 1939. Agricultural Counties There are 8,075 counties in the nation of which 2,900 are "agricultural countiee" employing county agricul" "BACK DOOR OPEN. Map shows the route of the recently tural agenta. completed highway running from Rangoon, Burma, to Chungking, China. Because many of China's eastern capital of war-tor- n are blockaded by the Japanese this route has become an DON'T READ THIS . . . Kai-She-k. important life tine for the forces of Chiang divorced from the larger country Unless you are intereited in Recently Completed High- tw0 Jem Mg0 Today this couof crown ae a about profits from comGreat colony try. learning Used for nway Shipping own senate and house oi has its ain, mercial production of Utah nal' W 8F supplies. representatives, although the legis tural resources and how yon lation of these bodies is subject to may be able to put some of these Prepared by NationalC Geographic veto by foe English governor who WNU Service. D. Washington. profits into your pockets. demands for also controls national defense and S' sea-tor- ts Burma, where ndependence are reported to e growing steadily more insistent, is an important link n the British Empire chain. East of India, Burma on the north the bortouches self. It must be remembered that der of Tibet; on the east that Wheeler has been so liberal for of China proper, French yean foat soma have called him a and Siam. With was one of foa Wheeler a Possibility as Nominee for President If candidates for foe Democratic nomination for President were going Hotel to run like horses in foe derby, it would not bo a bad idea to put a TEMPLE SQUARE little money on Sen. Burton K. Oppselta Macmsa Temple Wheeler of Montana, for "show," For the Democratic sweepstakes Ritas $150 to $U0 next June foe odds-o- n favorite is Its a suik of distiactiea to slap still Franklin D. at this boastiM baatolry ' Roosevelt foe secBurner c. sosama, Me. ond choice Is John Nance Garner and the horse that didn't The Heart Knows even look as if it When thy hand hath done a good were going to get was whether it act, ask thy heart away from foe startwell done. Fuller. ing post, Just a little DoYou Know Why Folks Whafre Been to Florida Sing CHINA lontana Senator Plays tall and Keeps His Word by CARTER FIELD 6433. Burma, Important British Colony. Provides Back Door to China fingers of land thrust into foe Bay of Bengal, Burma stretches south far down the west coast at the Malay peninsula, to share with Siam foreign relations. pation. Connecting Rangoon halfway down the long coait at Burma with the Chinese provisional capital of Chungking, in foe heart of foat war-torcountry, this route coven in all more than 2,000 miles, twisting a tortuous motor path over China's high western plateaus, dipping deep into rugged gorget and rising high over mountain passes. Burma Route by Rail. The Burma section of the route, of foe entire disbout tance to Chungking, is mostly by nil, which provide! communication between Rangoon and Lashlo, near foe western border of China. On foe way foe railway pastes the town of Mandalay, of Kipling romance. one-thir- d In Bucharest authorities have re cently Instituted a drive for pedestrian control A special court has been set up to try offenders. This afety regulation hai been successfully used in other European and American cities. The traffic board of Calcutta not long ago passed a rule banning ra-- Through Rangoon, capital and chief port of Burma, flows most of foe countrys foreign trade, now reported to include incoming trucks, gasoline, machinery, and munitions import-expo- RICHMOND. !ss One-Cro- Economy. p economy, howlargely one-crever (of secondary importance are other products such aa peanuts, cotton, millet, sesame seeds), presents problem! of its own. There ia need for new industries to provide more diversity and help solve the unemployment problem. Of Burma's millions, less than 90,000 now are employed In industry. After farming, foe famous teak industry la Burma's next beat means of livelihood. Nearly 350,000 tons of teak were produced in 1036-2Much Burmese teak haa traveled half-wa- y around foe world to end up in the service of foe United States navy. Precious stones, sapphires, rubies, amber, and Jade, are among more glamorous products of the country, along with chaulmoogra oil, obtained from foe chaulmoogra tree and valuable in foa treatment of the East's ancient disease, leprosy. Other Burma resources Include tin, lead, tungsten and illver. Petroleum, too, ia produced high In the inland mountains, much of it piped down to port op 7. il ,r r'atd Ill 8, Aef Ell 81. t. a.i T.L.,1 TRUSSES Surgical laatruawata, 2255 Sfiff'SSSSSU0' 48 W H Mallei "-S- fc Pi&firnaflaBgma WE8TE1N ELECTRICAL We trail you for positions laruing rati PERSONNEL UnM Ml far kaae Id residents of Utah ealyl ia par hear. Nathlng Lam. math anywhaea." Heel. Lae am. ring Ul2 Cah 1 ; Salt Lake City, Utah its ; 65th year ia Sept. ! ! unior Collage sod gmior High School x' claaata. Accredited hr the North amt Association. Nodcn bolldiaga and, Work Moderate txpenaca. ' equipment. aid for worthy atadantd Excellent I dormlteriaa for boarding etudes ta. 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You can't blow your automobile horn in Rome, and the traffic cops dont have any whistles, but they slant on a pedestal in the middle o the street. So the old excuse about not having seen them doesn t go at all in traffic court. dios or phonographs in automobiles distraction to motorists and therefore traffic hazard!. Officials of Riga, capital of Latvia, quieted traffic by prohibiting foe unnecessary tooting of horns and ordering that all milk cane be silenced by wrapping them in sacks or straw. Americans visiting large European eitiea often era amazed by the lack of traffic noise due to such regulations. Several countries have adopted foe use of poetera as a means of reducing accidents. In Sweden post-er- e are used to combat Jaywalking. One Swedish sign warning pedestrians against Jaywalking shows a hen scuttling precariously across a street The sign reads: "Dontbusy ha a Laura I" (The selection of foe hen's name la arbitrary.) "non-tootin- Japaas Advice. For foe benefit of English-speakinmotorists a poster was placed outside foe main police station ii Tokyo with foe following warnings: depends upon what happen! in EuAt foe rise of foe police rope. It may eaiily be foat events top rapidly"; Press foe brakes of in Europe will convince the country, docks of Rangoon. foe foot as you roll round foe corWithout Cute 8yalem. long before congress meet! again, to save collapse and tie-u- p ner wee that foe President right. The Burmese have developed into and "Go soothingly in foe grease WMU Service.) (Bell Syndicate a group different from either Indian mud, ae there lurks foe hh deor Chinese, yet with traces of the in- mon. In Rumania also large postfluence of both. They ere without er re displayed in prominent S. Largest Ever Recordet foe caste system and their women placee listing important traffic rules. unveiled. Although their mein sea go up foe supply for the 1939-'4- 0 red and Flashing came signals from religion India, their dia- - are foa usual world-wid- green on. a traffic to of the Indo- Of the supply on hand at foe end symbols denoting atop and. go. Howof July, 11,820.055 bales were held Chinese. Most travelers agree that ever, there are found the people of Burma are easier to many and In public etorage warehouses. amusing variations in style and colCotton exports for the season understand than other Orientals; for or. In Lisbon, on narrow streets, which began in August, 1938, and while their manners ora those of policemen hold ended with July, 1939, totaled 3.327,-00- 0 the East, they have also a frank- red on one side up paddles painted and green on the bales, valued at $170,082,000, ness and direct sense of humor akin other. In Singapore foa traffic to of foat the Westerner. compared with 5.598.000 bales, vail "cops have a long horizontal white Yet despite geographic, racial and board ued at $306,585,000 in the attached to their backs. To preceding other differences that act it season. regulate traffic, foe policemen turn from India, politically Burma apart was not a light, but focmselvcsl ! A;,iaT,rr Shepard. 'round-the-worl- A Tv-- IK DOOR MATS rt two-thir- E. He. TS Salt Lake City, Utah (This a Burmas aIT hSJS Blach fru Tempts. Hanaanebi,' waeh ur awulh. Main office, 416 Templeton Bldg. destined for the Burmi-Chlnroad as a result of foe war in China. business was estimated for foe last fiscal year at more than 6278,000,000. Rangoon, accessible to river navigation 900 miles inland, ia alio known in foe international transport field for its excellent airport, where fores major lines converge. So d aviators and many travelers come foie way that it has been predicted foat Rangoon will become to foe air lanes what Singapore is to see lane "crossroads of foe Fact." Burma is strictly agricultural country with rich coil and plenty of rainfall. It ia more fortunate than many of its oriental neighbors; for with little more than 14tt million people to support in an area of about 261,610 square miles, there is an adequate food supply of foe Fast's chief staple rice. More than of all cultivated land in Burma is devoted to rice production, which provldei a large exportable surplus cent not only to populous India and other Far Eastern countries but also to Europe. J cl papular APARTMENT HOTEL RADIO SCHOOL On Highways of tive. In England there is no speed limit on highways except in the congested areas. ,tM tl GOLI)EHB,ni',S hmJl HOTEL Crystal White Salt Co. Traffic Safety Rules Vary the safety of their people. Though comic many of these rules are none the less effec- 4lfc U. A RUf ft. 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