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Show 1 Tot Will Be Ilappy For Crocheted Set were left out there might be less opposition to tha remainder at the agreement than If so much effort bed not been used In fighting red metal NATIONAL AFFAIRS Reviewed by CARTER FIELD President Roosevelt a attitude upsets New Deal critics . . . Copper still holds the reciprocal trade agreement with Chile Wise old Republican politicians are undecided on Dewefs candidacy for the presidential nomination. pro-Finni-sh ... So-Call- WASHINGTON. President Room velte alap at Soviet Simla for In vadinf Finland, plus hia proposal to help the Finns with their own debt payments to Uncle Sam, la flabbergasting the bitterest of New Deal critics. Actually Roosevelt now has the ball, running towards the anti Communist goal line, while the conservatives and patriots who have been winning sentiment against the New Deal because Th at its pinkish tinge and its implied hookup with Moscow objectives, deserting their posts a grim, opposing tackles, are converted into a cheer-- . squad, urging the President to ,lng and muff delight every even greater efforts against the So little girl. It s in loop stitch, ex- vie to. cept the scarf which is mainly in It is one of the most extraordisingle crochet. Pattern 2321 con- nary reverse plays in the history tains directions for making the set at politics, especially as It comes on in 5 to sizes; illustrations that eve of a campaign of it and stitches; materials re- In which thepresidential main issue will be quired. Whether the New Deal shall be conSend 15 cents in coins for this tinued by Roosevelt himself or to The Sewing Circle, Nee- - lone satisfactory to him... Various dlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., I side plays add to this strange altu-Nelation. For example. Sen. Arthur H. York, N. Y. ar some-patter- . - ilsk . M.6 - knottier the copper cut Feeling on copper on Capitol Hill is the stronger because it wee the plain understanding of congress, when the lew authorising the reciprocal trade agreement! wee passed, excise" duties that the should not be effected. Thie Is made deer in tha committee reports at the time, but congressmen ere now very sorry they did not take tha precaution to write the prohibition directly Into the taw. Excise Tex on Oil Has Been Cut in Half exAlready one of the cise taxes that on oQ has been cut in half in s reciprocal treaty though there is a little humor there in that Venezuela, which we supposed to be the big beneficiary, promptly Increased its export tax by just that much. The net result of this, so for Imports by the United States of Venezuelan oil ere concerned, is that the treasury at Caracas now gets the money which hitherto went into the treasury at while the delivered Washington, price at Venezuelan oil at United States ports, after payment, of duty, remains the same. But copper is horse at another color entirely. It so happens that bout 40 per cent at the known copper reserves of the world ere in Chile, and that the biggest mine there also happens to be the world's mine. Whereas many No. 1 low-coat the copper mines inside the American tariff well happen to be high-coproducers. Thus the copper mine owners, and workers as well are considerably excited about what may happen. . It wee the tremendous political strength at thie copper bloc in congress which really put over the logrolling excise taxes on the top of y tariff bin. the Technically Cordell Hun is well within his rights in regarding these excise taxes as tariff duties. They re nothing else, despite the incorrect labeling of tha imtarpost And, n Vandenberg of Michigan, who opposed repeal of the arms embargo I to keep the United States out of for- I eign entanglements. Is now demand- - ing that Roosevelt break relations with Stalin, recall the United States ambassador to Moscow, and, by inference at least, take a step towards war. Roosevelt's delighted comment at a press conference thst the critics of the United States foreign policies are Soviet and Nad leaders plus a small number of 'statesmen in the shows the New United States Deal's satisfaction over developments which virtually have both teams playing on Roosevelts side. er? Quarterback1 - 5. Whe n is a curtain speech Revered of Form Has made, before the curtain goes up Benefited Roosevelt on a play, or after it comes down? I The Answers never formally ordained to the ministry, he often preached in the Disciples church. 2. Havana, Cuba. 3. Are you there? 4. An automobile operated by steam. 5. After the curtain comes down. 1. Though Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat of ths trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm, Increase secretion and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. No matter how many medicines you have tiled, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the CREOMULSION Co for ugh i, Chest Co Ids, Bronchitis Choosing a Career We should all choose the brave career In which we can do most and best for mankind. Stevenson. Dont Aggravate Gas Bloating cathartic. Ciralflitin. ud Booth, tha atomaeh, htl Cathartics that art quickly am oily, ahariac tha hovel, of mate, that ay hire aauaadOAS BLOATING, aour stomach aad aarra aw Adlaika aontaiaa thraa laxative and Sr aanainaiivn to siva a man BALANCED result. It data not grips la sat habit forming. Adlarika acts oa in. stomach aad BOTH bonk. It Milana STOMACH GAB almsat at oaaa, aad eftaa remoras ban! . viaua ia km Uiaa tvs bourn. Sold at aU drug morn aormiMtivo that warn sad BxpcI GAS. Salt Lakes NEWEST HOTEL The nearest comparison in politics! hlatory was Woodrow Wilson on foreign policy. Elected on a "kept us out at war" issue In November, 1910b he asked congress to declare war the following April But that case is really not comparable for the simple reason that the election Intervened between the two hapThis reversal of form penings which has benefited Roosevelt so amazingly has occurred before the election of s single delegate to the national conventions which hope to name his successor. The men who criticized the Presifew months dent so bitterly just ago for wanting to take a repeal which they insisted would endanger the neutrality of the United States ere now urging Roosevelt to go further with hie unneutrality es between Russia end Finland. They went him to slap Russia down. The whole thing puts Requite few of the publican leaders in a very silly position indeed. To appreciate the full significance of the development, however, it must be remembered that there had in been two tremendous build-up- s thie country affecting details at the whole development Most important was the growing conservative resentment about the alleged Reds' and Communists In the Roosevelt administration. It wee these leftwingers who were blamed for the "purge" against senators who opposed tha President on the Supreme court issue. step-emb- high-rankin- g argo TEMPLE SQUARE Oppatha Manses Tampla B1CHLT RECOMMENDED . It1! s Rite $150 to $340 mark of disttaetioa to slop t tbit beietifal Imtslry SBNE8T & BOSBITEH. Mgn By ROBERT McSIIANE EXCEPT for a few thousand ms-- 1 advocates, Jor league baseball fans in general were not too well pleated with the outcome iff the big baseball pow--1 wow at Cincinnati recently. Major reason for their tack of enthusiasm wee the fact that they had seen the American league adopt an extraordinary rating which prohib-- j its the Yankees, as long aa they are champions, from obtaining any players through trade or sale from their rival clubs nnicu such players have been waived by ail the clubs la their circuit ' The new ruling amounts to a sop to those whose cry has long been: Break up the Yankees." For the coming year, at least the only American league player who could come to the Yankees would be one iff duty, it is ''trade barrier within the meaning of Cordell HuUe policy of removing obstructions to in- ternational trade, Cordell Hull, end within the meaning of the taw which authorized the reciprocal trade agreements. Republican Politicians Are Pretty Desperate Is it poeiible for Thomas E. Dew- ey to win enough support from elements now opposing him to land the Republican nomination for president? The answer to that is a very positive Yet, but For no one can ay at this moment that he will not and no one can cay that he will It you- listen to conversation among the group most determinedly against him the big campaign contributors you might be sure that he could not possibly bring them into camp. If you believe that the whole story ia told. It will not be possible for Dewey to win enough politicians to his banner enough at the men who will actually control delegates after the first few ballots at the Republican convention unless he first wins over at least some of the big campaign contributors who now ere strongly against him. But conversations with a few iff the wise old politicians who have visited Washington since Dewey made his Minneapolis speech convince this writer that the door is not closed. To get the picture clearly you must realize that the Republican politicians are pretty desperate. If they should think, six months from now, that Dewey was the man most likely to win of ell the candidates before the Republican convention, the objections they ere voicing now would melt away like a morning mist before strong sun. G. O. P. Leaders Since Long Had President That .Suited R bee been a long time since the Republican politic! ena had In the White House a President who really suited them. Herbert Hoover didn't even please them on patronage, e much leu as leader. Calvin wee highly satisfactory, but It must be remembered that Hie Republican leaders didn't really pick d RooseWASHINGTON state department has begun negutis velt announced he will seek to ex tion iff a trade agreement with Chile, tend the life of the reciprocal trade which ia expected to put copper of the South American cuuntiy on a list treaty act which allows his administration to make trade pacts with- at favored products to the injury at out consent of congress. The act domestic copper producers Sentiment against the program expires next year. The trade treaty program has sufhaa been strung in farm states, befered barrage of attacks. cause farmer! have objected to The most severe protests against treatment iff competing forthe trade pacta have enme recently eign product!, notably unler the from cupper producing at a lea. the Canadian reciprocal traila '.reaty- Oldest Boy Citizen "Oldest citizen of Bruaeels," Bd- Yankee farm system cleared gium, is but a boy who baa THE in player sales last year tioned ingeniously as a fountain fur Wisconsins football team, $00 yearn. He bee a private it won only one gams this come, bae been decorated by drew enough get receipts I perora and kings, and has a famous to cover the universitys entire olh- -l wardrobe which he wears on oect-leti- c I budget with something left over aon without interference with hie Wrestler Jim fountain function. Londoe denies emBanana Ex porta phatically test he'll I quit the game to en- are the principal export .Cl sport snorts O I ... em-aeaa- S tSS . playing in the Rose Bowl receives one third iff gats re- The other ceipts. third goes to the as- - w- Tourist 1Q France bring that country horn, with America may now da moua cooking & school bourg now accept American Saint-HononT- , at , ja iton for das. .nj at convenient hours. .25 prfvj"; Largest Rentier - Mo More Iooies Karachi, Indio, maniripji ... Speaking of shot and shell Diego Carrales Noya, Spanish civil war ration ha. decided to veteran, found peace deadlier than water .apply to the war. Noya went through the entire coune, the only one uku conflict without even a scratch. But weekly roc. soctation sponsoring Vpon returning to peacetime pur-th- e ! purely a gambling Ex-- 1 game guitg he got himself a Job, was hu ruined thousands cellent practice is given tennis play- killed five hours later when n rock aye tha council ers by a new electric robot which fell on him. throws 100 belle in rapid order, Ten per cent of tha total of varying delivery speed, twist and produced in the United Stet,? 100 Languages stitched height . . . Baseballs are The Salvation Army conducts its recent years is estimated to Mi by hand, end good sewer can turn services in 100 languages. gone into cold storage. out 40 in an eight-hou- r day Sam Snead claims his backhand 'Unfinished Busincm' Boy's Toy wing ie helped by a double-jointe- d Members of the Charleston In n study of "Unfinished Busileft thumb caused by a football inAmerica, one authority re- branch of the Boys Club of Boita. i ness" Bob Cleveland . . of , Feller jury have completed a will get $1,000 per' win if be wins ports that 200,000 railroad grade for exhibition at the Boys be eliminated. to are yet crossing 20 games next year .. .Members of the Green Bay Packer! profes- - 20,000,000 families are still without America's annual convention ia sional football team once received telephones, one out of five families York city. The boys eonitaoetM $15.50 each as their pro rata share of tacks a radio, and only 38 per cent the telescope in club scicnrg i T h ontS season's profits . . . Joe E. Brown, of U. S. water power ia developed. even grinding the mirror. toastmaster at last years Notre Life Ie Real Dame testimonial dinner, who was Dizzy in Donegal A Burnt an, aged 110, has had six in an automobile accident recently, One Men's pass an Slim Leagw he received postcard from each of wives but was never the 1,000 diners at this years af- claims, and the simple life is the Donegal Ireland, ia the only pfe, in the world where one con lie fair . . . The Troy, N. Y basket- long one.. M one's face in the gnu end 10 throws teem were free ball given M down a drop of 2,000 feet to ths ns in a recent game end sank every Hope and Basket below. one of them . . . For the first time Poland has' a new thrill for visiin hie coaching career Lynn WaWild Flowers oa Rainier ldorf football team lost more games tors to Zakopane: a rope and basket A total of 556 varieties of wild, than it won. Northwestern won passenger service from Kuinice to mountain peaks of the Carpathians, flowers bloom on the alpine three, lost four end tied one Fred Hutchinson, Detroit hurlcr, an aerial Journey not to be dupli- owa of Mt Rainier, has returned to college . . . Curly cated elsewhere in eastern Europe. snow peak in Washington state. Lambeau, Green Bay Pecker coach, America llilk on the Iloof wee voted a foil share of the chamOne person in every 614 bought In Sicily there is no milk probpionship melon, but refused it lem for visitors daily see milk de- pair of sun glasses lost year, . livered "on the hoof." Goats are ports the newly organized 8un Gin driven to ones door and their milk institute, whose members produced year ia drawn from them before the cus- 20,000,000 poire in 1938. FOR the tenth consecutive Foot10 teems of the National ball league have shown a healthy tomer. First White Viiitor increase in attendance figures. On March 6, 1521, Ferdinand MBiggest Building The professional teams played beThe biggest building in Europe is agellan, the first white man to go is fore a total of 1,456,31! spectators the Palace of Justice at Bruisels. tha South Sea islands, landed u during the 1939 Besson, an increase It coven an area 12 per cent great- Guam, the southermost island if of 259,009 ever 1939. er than that of St Peters at Rome. the Marianas group. Only one team fell below last yesra attendance mark. Detroit suffered a ? per cent drop, even though its gate receipts equalled those of fast fait Cleveland, where 103,396 persona saw five home games, bowed the largest Increase, almost a 59 per cent boost Despite very poor season, the HOTELS Chicago Cardinals saw a several-thou- s - Just A Few Hours From Wbm la RENO. NEVADA, els al tb and dollar increase in gate reRen's tersest and HOTEL GOLDEN helsL eat nosier ceipts. Thie despite the fact that 1LIZZARDS to BEACHES attendance figures were eeveral hunHotel Plandomc Salt Lake dred below those of 1938. Green SI le s 41k Re. Bey, marking one of iti greatest inseasons, had only a 5 per cent Hotel Bannock Pocatello crease in home attendance. HowCsf aad Coffee Stop SMS le ISAS ever the teem did not play in New York or Washington. Cleveland, BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Pittsburgh and Philadelphia more Wbota.sk BIM Praaertattoa. Oexllefi than held their own. Brakes kies. duplicated ky au New York tad the league, playing THE OFTICAL BHOF. A. E. Fato Belt Like CIlT. Utah vacation 914 Bastaa Be Udine to 233,427 in six home games. DeImagine a troit led the western division, at14 full days in that gives SURGE MILKERS tracting 182,561 fans. The Chicago Southern California time Beers were second with 50,000 fewLet ae pnve aad shew why BURGE, Ike HOKE aad to soak up plenty of sunkailt ever Bilker metre! f tte er in attendance. CLEANER llilk with leu in aad labor shine time to see all the Writ lor iaformatioa. WALLACE TAYLOR. Dlelrlkaler sights time to play and Ball Lake City. ITtek IS Be. West Teraple enjoy life. That's the real boon of air travel and the MARKET EQUIPMENT uj u . ... .JJ tiduLi I six-inc- d, Smoot-Hawle- President Will Seek for Extension of Trade Treaties Hotel Player Deals st n and highly Only the Coolldge. He was forced on them successful stubbornness of Secrerank end file ground swell at by in Hull lies of Cordell the way tary convention after Harthe Chicago quietly dropping overboard the prohad been nominated for Pres! posed copper Hem in the pending ding dent end the leaders. In that fa reciprocal trade agreement with mous smoke-filleroom, had chosen Chile. , Irvine L. Lenroot for vice president Actually there would be larger Willism Howard Taft was highly bloc of senators enraged by a reHe paved the way duction In the duty on copper then unsatisfactory. for the Bull Moose split, and eight Most one almost any other produel away from the pie counter of the copper producing etatee ere years Theodore Roosevelt provoked new mail In population, but each of headaches for the Republican lead' them has two senators, end they era few days during his include most of the etatee from entireaveiy administration. Michigan, where it is very impor-tan-t, So William McKinley wee the last west to the Pacific. President actually chosen by the ReTo complicate the situation furpublican leadership who pleased deal Is there good ther, already them after he reached the White etatee of Indignation in the mountain House. of the West against the administraSo If Dewey should run like tion because of the use of Argen- beer cat in few presidential pri tine canned beef for the navy. merles, knocking off some of the In fact eo Impolitic is the sug- othei leading contenders by hand' gestion on the eve of presidential some majorities end thus proving campaign to reduce the duty on that be was the most likely man copper by 50 per cent that there ere to win the election, the politicians those who say the whole thing was would be willing to forget all about smoke screen. The logic of these his youth and various other objecobservers is that if there were lot tions. of talk about copper, end then the (Ball Syndicate WNU Servlet.) well-know- Yankees Face Restrictions in st Coo-lidg- Copper Holds Reciprocal Trade Agreement With Chile p Speaking of Sports Glare-Conscio- us KENEfiAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS that no other chib in the circuit wanted. They can sell but not acquire, in their own loop. This legislation, at course, would bo invoked against any championship American league team. The kindest thing that can be said of U ia that it penalises success. It le planned restraint against the Yankees for any future powerhouse of like greatness. The Yankees suffered an equally damaging blow when Baseball Commissioner Keneeaw Mountain Landis, casting a deciding vote, rejected proposals which would have placed limitations on hia activities baseball and gainst chain-stor- e vast farming systems. Landis has long warred on farming system, one of hie pet hates and me of the Yankees bulwarks of strength. Sam Breadon, owner of the St Louie Cardinals, was visibly disappointed that Landis couldnt be persuaded to relax restrictions on big organizations. He has already hinted that the Cardinals may curtail their vast farming system rather then pend money to develop players end run the risk iff losing them. Solid Foundation The value of the ruling prohibite ing buying by the On the champions fa debatable. the action handicaps the face of winner! to a damaging extent It intra-leagu- it seems discriminatory aimed at weakening a team which he been built up carefully through experience end great cost A championship teem doesnt just happen. It ie built on an expensive foundation, as solid as the human element will allow it to be. . That founds' tion must be kept in good repair, which means the replacement of any weak pert ' Fly South BOWLING Made Easy By NED DAY , I I intra-leagu- Intra-Loo- p Trading As long as ths commissioner doesn't interfere to any great ex' tent with the Yankees farm holdings, the champs wiU continue to get along with little difficulty. They have done very little trading within their own loop. Their trades have been very rare. They did acquire Monte Pearson from the Indians, but in return they gave up Johnny Alien. When they traded Bqn Chapman for Jake PoweU they disposed of a better reputation than they received. Not aU American league clubs rejoiced ever the baa on New York trading. Boston and Detroit voted against the curb, and at least two or three others were not highly enthusiastic about the whole thing. They were evidrnlly of the opinion that some day they might catch the champa ia a generous mood make an advantageous deal And it docs leave one wondering whut would happen it for Instance, Red Ruffing and Lefty Gomes were injured seriously in spring practice end the Yanke had to find pitching replacements in the minors or pick up waived hurlers. man-for-m- k World'! Best1 Ralckere Banllee aiant. Herriastea Saw 14 H Far Firm Keeipm-e- t. HARRINGTON, ITS W. Ind 80 Vine Eqalp Barrie. a. l. c cost is low. FLY SOUTH. This year ELECTRIC MOTORS REPAIRED - National Match Came Champion . too, the action seems gg. Just In that it tend! to bring champions down to the level of the avenge team instead of raising the average team to a higher plane. However, the proponents of the ruling can speak with logic end, in the eyes of many, complete fair-- 1 ness. They grant that the legislation will for a while, penalize the Yanks ae it will penalize ell fu-- 1 turo champions. They, perhaps, would use the word restrain. They feel the penalty would be comparain that no team can tively short-live- d retain the world's championship endlessly. And they argue rightfully that no attempt la being made to drag the championship team down to a lower level Instead, the average team la being built up to a higher plane through the acquisition of desirable Aa long as the playing talent champ are prohibited from buying e the bint players, the lesaer teams will benefit Then,-- Pro Football Gains (Tbit ft Ike trrtntb af a (fries sf bswf- tag Irueai ky Wed Day al Milwtukrt. Wit.. aaliaaal eitcl gome ckampi'sa aad freer-- aaraaleed Batielaclsry work lime rn nmten and Iraaefermcra CO.. ELECTRIC Piemen. 141 BCHRAl.a Ball INEXPENSIVE MEALS rks Soot (sod IB Salt Inks l srrvsd k Tkt MAYFLOWER CAFK PRICED at 114 South Haia POPULAR Ilinnm and Hand wish BEN HOTEL LOU TRUSSES SuptilMa Buifwal Instrument.. Huapjlai Hanufacturcra of Abdominal Kuo Ttusms Utockinsa. Elastic partara. 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