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Show Gods Amenta is and Man s Chance Yes, its possible to1.1 build a new order1 MJm World to Decent , American of mankindWank ha ypL 4 Nft420) 217 KE1TH W. BLDG- - of theWORLDI NEWS ANALYSIS jppfKLY NEWS By Famham F. Dudgeon Powerful Attack by Nazi Army Poshes Allies Out of Belgium; U. S. a r w - C N. LUND. Hero is Leuruton Taylor, phydeut of the U. S. Awemi of Standard, directing tka pseewg of the corona cap atop of the world larget y Machine. Capable of general ing ray to a power of lfOO? X-ra- 000 volt, it iocs auembled in the high voltage laboratory of the bureau in Wahington, D, C. It use will set ttand-ur- d for other suck machine in hopital and cancer din ic throughout the country. GOOD NEIGHBORS: THE AMERICAN'S CREED I believe in the United Btatea of America as a government of the people by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many sovereign states; a perfect union one and inseparable; established upon thorn principles of FREEDOM, EQUALITY, JUSTICE and HUMANITY for which American patriots saerifieed their lives and fortunes. I, therefore, believe it is my duty to my country to love it; to support its constitution; to obey its laws; to respect its flag and to defend it against all enemies Plenocracy. -- DEBATE CHALLENGE The workers' Alliance has set forth a number of criticisms of the Utah State Public Welfare Board and to have them aired before the public they challenge J. W. Gilman, or any of his staff to a public debate at county building grounds, Saturday June, 8, 3 p.m. To the South EASTMAN'S WARNING Not such a good neighbor" is Samuel Eastman is out with a new pamplet, a Mesaage of what many Mexicans are ttfaMwg these days of Leon Trotsky, flii Warning. Following ia a striking paragraph. Russian political leader, who has "The wicked Gentile nations will go forth in battle array taken up a haven of refuge from his Soviet enemies in Mexicos inagainst each other and the "wieked slay the wicked," as the terior. The recent attempt to assend Kiipluies declare God's patience and sassinate Trotsky has caused at towards them will not avail. They will only go from bad to least a few Mexican adieii to believe that no good can come from worse, as it was in Noahs time, when the Great Flood swept his remaining in their country and them off theearth. Evea if they would repent, they will not they are anxious tot him to move do so until it is too late. Christ foretold the human race would on. Trotskys home ta oonstsnQy be in a rimilar moral, social and religious state ae the people but guarded despite this protection, Joseph Stalins arch-rivis were in Noahs time and as ignorant of the day and hour uqon not especially loved or admired by them. This is a sorrowful picture to forecast (dour day and J some of his "neighbors." A neighbor farther south has been but the scriptures of divine truth give it in plain terms hour, having a bit of trouble with a little no (me can misunderstand." that of its own. Reports from This statement invoked discussion uprising Panama indicate that the govermi as to how the government intended ment ) Coming nipped an alleged plot far. a to foot the necessarily large bffl zwotuttau which was scheduled to x defense-taef any such program. A takes some optimism to declare, in the faee of world ev1M0 presidenprevent that movement has been gaining tial election. country's that a new spiritual dispensation is opening to thoee who ents, ground hi congress. This ta a comAn indication that U. S. business the vision to see What is happening across the faee of about-fac- e have on the subject by was attempting to plete some of the legislators. When fae first pro- its foreign trade lostregainthe Euroearth is but the birth pang of this dispensation. The most the by posals were made to increase arma- pean conflict was evidenced by news changes in the physical, mental and spiritual life of stupendous ments, most members of the senate that (he line man are beginning to take place. The commotion that is shakand house passed over the matter were opening a new shipping servof providing the money by remark- ice between North and Smith Amering the nations, the wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes ing that the important thing to do ica on both the Atlantic and Pacific drourhs, ect., are but the "fermentation of unrest which will was to provide the defenses and seaboards, fa announcing the new work out the necessary purification for the spiritual era, whom worry about paying for them later. shipping routes and ships to be used dawn already ia dimly discerned. Even now the angels of preNow the sentiment ta that a flat in tiis service the company's presi10 per cent increase in individual The said: . Albert Moore, dent, paration for this glad day are upon the earth or in the air; and corporate insurface of trade possibilities bepsychio gateway! are being prepared for the entance of new come taxes might be tween the U. S. and South America of truth, for deeper words of wisdom, for grandar pe-athe best way to meet has only been scratched." This the obligations to be was good news to business men far of harmony than have hitherto blessed the world. incurred by the the commerce departments current They may aa well tell ua that the world doea not revolve as program trade report shows a $27,000,000 defull under now to say that anew era, a new day, ia not a thing of the far cline in export trade for last month. steam. Some real scratching" win be necfuture. It will be the glorious aftermath of the terrible things And as the rising essary to build up this loss. that are today transpiring. It warms our heart to know it will war hysteria spread North the To over the nation it soon be at hand for till thoee who are agonising under despot-ism.w- ar A career diplomat. Jay P. Moffat seemed likely that and allthealtars of poverty. V ars will cease, poverty was nominated by President Boose this suggestion would will be overcome, brotherhood will be established in the not meet the disap-provvelt to replace James H. Cromwell ia coming! We ean see its dawn and its Mofin8L to Canada. new day. minister such a tax as U. crease would ordinarily encounter. fat, now chief of the pestem EuroWe can hear the rustle of its sheltring winga sunrise! streaming Beading reports of the fierce power pean division of the state departin their silken folds. Take hope and of German military might; U. S. cit- ment, ta not expected to create tha and feel the healing power in as a down did to Cromwell all when, izens may prefer dig flurry that you Buffering people and pray that you may live to courage their Jeans far preparedness than U. S. representative, he made his Me that glorioiie day in. which just to be alive will be a joy. nowfamous speech expressing a defael home defenses were insecure. cided sympathy far the British-Frenc- h cause in their struggle with Commission WE STAND WITH THE COMMON SOLDIERS A presidential commission of sev- Hitler. en, appointed to muster the cou- SOCIAL SERVICE: ntrys economic resources in connecIn the present savage debacle of mass murder and tion with the prepsredness drive, Trouble, Trouble was announced in Washington. This wholesale destruction, we take our stand for the common There ta no group of persons In commission represents a lay gento closer to States that United the eral stalT which will work with tiie nations vital problems of unsoldiers of every country these boys with the dews of lifes government officials and agencies in employment, relief, youth movelives lilting 19 men, materials and plans ments, etc., than the National Conmorning still fresh upon them these youths whose for irfdfag up armament produc- ference of Social Workers. Basic are being thrown away as though they were nothing more tion. lmman needs are the social workers The commission: Meeting in Grand than carhm food for vultures. They are not responsible for Edward B. StettinJus Jr., U. S. in national convenMich., Steel company chairman, who will tion, that organization discussed, what they do, and therefore we forgive them as we hope supervise production debated and resolved these probof raw materials; God win forgive them when they march before His Judglems in their relationship to the curWilliam 8. Knudsen, international picand rent domestic General Motors proment Seat They are driven, like dumb cattle, to do what ture. duction wizard, who have been taught will direct his atten- MISCELLANY: they do. From babyhood most of them tion to manufacturSix army flyers were killed in hatred and cruelty and the dreadful art of killing. They go ing problems; Sid- A a Douglas bomber near of crash the Amalney Hillman, order The crash, which forth at the bidding of monsters super devils, who Clothing Mojave, Calif. gamated and four officers two the will prove that their Workers union pres- carried to their deaths, octhem into the Jaws of death. But time responsible crew members ident, over night trial flight for labor matters; curred in adesert sacrifices were not in vain. bombing range. Chester Chester C. Davis, the armys wherein A Fifty thousand civilian pilots in Davis Federal In this most gigantic struggle of the ages, the U. S. can be trained by the Civil diAAA or presurvive former shall and board member neither Capitalism nor Totalitarianism Aeronautics authority, '111111001 any the for rector, who win guide agricultures acare martyrs of joss of efficiency and safety, vail for long, these youths, the soldiers, course; Ralph Budd, president announcement made to an in ushered cording through the eventually shall be the C B. A Q-- railroad, transporNew Day governmental agency. that by chairman blood win become Their Henderson, tation; Leon milk strike, influence of the Prince of Peace. C fa Chicago, a y of the Securities commission, will in which labor union drivers had rebe dimnever shall th-f- fr the seed of a Millennial Dawn whose light on stabilization of wholesale home deliveries make to fused of field Harriet Elliott, carnage. med by the fire and smoke of any prices; and Miss Carolina, who pending the outcome of a wage disin University of North the world shall truce. a in ended was has which begun pute, When the crisis will guard the consumers interest. wm rust broide soldiers gun common A Fran the office of the U. S. have ended, then the comes of currency the blood-soakecomptroller d and sheU-tar- n Like This monarchs crown, and his the news that the assets of the AIM cog an be to Important Scheduled robes of power. the active national banka in the Unitwin be of equal value with all the purple in the machinery of defense, Hawaii and the the minima pt Alaska, ed a States, was given mother loot automobile industry reached an of the Treas- Virgin Islands have soldier, Secretary ond betrayed by up tuning announcehigh $35,730,857,000. Bank dedenied, de. M of earth. The comon multitude, with ury Morgen thau on his inare also higher now than at of Princes posits ail annual the one policy the be ment that exploited, shall at last time in the nation's history. be same dust the from will TnLwbfai troducing new car models may In anyThe U. 8. civil service commisspeak and together they A discontinued after this year. as they died, be to as surely refuse would it there shall, that dust ruled sion he charge of airplane procurement, to certify tor work in any federal EarthTwhere men shall neither hurt nor believes it may be necessary beto established a?d -.hall be remembered only mi a for planes. agency persons keep assembly lines open Communist party, the the to months long six Henry Ford says after relic of dark and ignorant days. German Bund, "or any other Comhe can turn out a thousand planes munists or Nasi organization." a day If necessity. long-sufferi- ng al Spiritual Dispensation It Moore-McCorma- UNO LEOPOLD in Bit order Umud a renem teneape was across the Strait of Dorer to England or down the sea (out to rejoin the main portion of troops along the Somme and dtae rivers in France. While from Berlin came word of ( great victory being won, from first soldiers to reach mfi ta their retreat across the chan- umo reporta that a were being effected important upon fas Conans as they advanced. But usa these sources that frut stocks of war booty was fall f into Bad fcws, Kuppiu gsmllne and munitions which any y needs srere being obtained hr hH g m Germans. Fed, with Belgium and much of ltal industrial portion of north France safely tucked away. Hitler had a choice to make. Hi could launch his w attack on the British isles or he M strike out far Paris. Tulin, against France has been coning high in Berlin, Judging from reports. Usually it has been British that have been fae sub 10 to press attack by fae Mad pro- machine, but now France is p's juung its share of verbal abuse. u ervere thought these were a feint intended to hill British into they were on left alone believing and men when fae arrived it would be a sur rB it-oo- NAMES . in the newt JBeven months after be resigned iwonor of Louisiana, Elehard Leche, political heir of Huey P. went on trial on charges of Bong the mails to defraud. The $rw out of a truck deal alleged to have netted him others, a cool $111,170. '""Picture actor Walter Cow Try1 outstanding character actor, 1 st his Hollywood home. HTthsfe Who In America," with " "names in the news than ?? jkre has been released for Sketches in the book relate ceompllshments of the nations "w famous names. There are 81,- (ketches in the new version of Who. Oldest member in .. fvd ta Brlg.-CeWilliam Henry tired, who is 100. He Is a r veteran. Youngest name rv, uded ta that of Rhlrley Temple, retired at the age of 11. Long-- t (ketch is that of Columbia uni President, Nicholas Murray J rnls "wo na long-promis- ed al , T,0100 VAR: finders Flight n $1.50 PER YEAR Editorial BLACK PERFIDY 0,the Belgian king's desertion of his allies, It is the blackest perfidy in history. You can rummage in am through the black annals of tha reprobate kings of the earth to find a blacker, more squalid sample of perfidy and poltoonery than that perpetrated by the King of the Belgians. His government, true to their sense of honor, promptly repudiated his deed of shame." THE y Published Weekly by C. N. Lund straight thinking. of this newspaper.) iXvMpaeuUafea.. Prise blitzkrieg far Johnny Bull. But i gland has takant strong defense Measures of lata to be ready forth worst and she has premised a warm fr. King Leopold m ordered far any invader. Ut anooo Belgian troopo to lajr (option Frances interior seemed a bit brir arms In ttidr battle iho military might U AdoK stronger too, far as fae Germans ST wonted French and Brittah moved against the trapped Flanders in the north the line of defense ka hv that the foreee they army cross the nations central ruAed Into Belgium fallowing ei, was go German (oration were doomed, decidedly bolstered. the field of Flanders their gw U. S. DEFENSE: were exposed to a great pfUi by the Basis and Progress great danger of being cut an is the President Boosevelts fourteenth main body o the troops from y Mitral France. fireside chat began a series of fe events in the new Without waiting AdoK Hitler bo national defense pra MB to dose the jaws of his gigantic gram that was with great Sip of death. Attacking marked by increasmored machine German the Iwoetty ing attention to the ynid the retreating allies. With details of getting ChIon of impetus military objee-gela Sams house hi alter objective was gained in a order come what towBCBdous show of fares, may. b the iky, dire bombers swooped Influenced chiefly toward the earth, cutting off supply by the progress of ytallf, disrupting communicatfans the German army In dwtmjring immense- stores of war ita drive toward to daunt but failing food) seriously Paris and London, abed morale and courage. sssiTin Americans of both TMr Ones in formation, the Brit major political parties are getting kh and hunch retreated SteedQy behind the Presidents announced toward the English channel For they of the objective of building ,( wne outnumbered and tbs country Western hemisphere "to whatever come to from bad fa heights the future may demand." protect fay Tula had been ordered by Ks king Pleading far unity in the drive far to erase fighting. Their best chance military security, the President in his nation-wid- e radio address wsmed against Trajan Horse treachery within the nations borders. He pledged that the government would not expect private capital to provide all of ttie funds necessary. WAH.; TODAY,' JUNE 7. atSalt Lake City. Utah, under the1940 Act of March L H7f When a national convention virtually aaya, "Everything for Moaraw and to hell with the plana and programs of the U. A., it time Amerinana did aomn K Wfcax i mi aaal ( akaaMnrava a Ikauul ya an. ALIEN ALLEGIIINCE FEEK-OF-THE-WEE- Defense Board Is Selected fpiroig MOT 'TfkMaaf lh aJfSlSL Was 4648 fine1 New America! m ! -a " It stock-in-trad- e. Reserve all-ti- S. SSr'Xioiwd .halldalm andaBtheprood.ru. SvSw SU .r meM During tha past twenty yean the State Road Commission has apent $102,480,721 on the 6,165 mile of State highways Of this amount $67,475,652 was spent during the past ten years or an average of 86,745,000 per year. The average annual expenditure from 1910 to 1919 was but $865,000,000, but of the current payments. In one calendar year the travel expeneea of government inspectors, regulators, and investigators waa $76,000,000 one sixth of our total passenger revenues. Then business firm had to fill 153,000,000 reports to government authorities. Tax collections in Utah for i933 direct, indirect aa well aa those obtained by the U. S Internal Revenue Collector total. ed $23,200,000. By 1939 these had jumped to $43,851, 000-ain increase of 89 even years In that period the U.8. Internal Revenue collect-ion- s loomed from $1,436,252 to $9,608,000. or an advance of 570! one-aeve- ut i1 1 . n UTAH SHARES INCREASE IN RIVER FUNDS Boulder Dam Act Carries $1,000,000 Mon For Upper States BALT LAKE CITY As tha rasalt vieoroua effort by Utah's doteiatloa, eoaptod with start aazlstanea at man? Utah civic hodto and organization, this state will shara in an additional $1,0XMK0 tor npper Colorado Rlvor dovotap- eC That ta tho prospoct aa aeon by Gas P. Bachman, secretary o( tho Balt Uk City chamber iff If tho Boulder Dam Reads. justment act ta passed by tho Mr. Bachman, retnralnifrom k a trip to Washington, D. C, said that this provision has been Included ia tho bUL As originally Introduced by Rep. Scrugham of Nevada, the bill would have increased benefits to California, Nevada and Arbona effective as of 1017, with upper states not sharing la the benefits from the Boulder project until tho current year. At tho Insistence of tho Utah congressman, Utah- - and its stator statea will receive $00400 per year cont-mor- a. Coa-irea- five-wee- for anrvay and development work la 1010. This adds beginning $1400,00! to tha previously assured funds coming to this area, with a total of $4400,000 allocated to npper basin states by 1I4S. Action to protect Utah'c Interacts ia the possible irrigation and power development of tho Upper Colorado was Institut'd by tho Colorado-Grea-t Basin Water Users Association. A report by engineers disclosed such a possibility, and the association Immediately took steps to eee that uffletont changes wore made In tho adjustment act to protect Utah's future needs on the Colorado. Moot immediately Important of tho revisions ta tho one providing the additional funds for surveys and . development Joining tho association in its efforts were tho Balt Lake city and Ogden chambers of commerce and tho Associated Clvle Clubs or Southern Utah. Must Bridge Gulf Extremes Create How shall the great gulf between tbe millions of war refTho ugee! and the wealthy people of the world be bridged? of the over who wander diaposeeaaed million! earth, Marring work do do the If men not be looked after. must everything, Deatiny, in its awn way, will dothe leveling in due lime, GIVE TO THE RED CROSS, HELP HUMANITY The dread obeah "Witchcraft that ahadowe our Virgin welfare tolls fa a j lamia. A former commissioner of public about the web of feature illustrated remarkable double page our wards of of terror bonds in holds vil superstition which mil it. the Caribbean. Dont in tba American weekly, the magaiine distrubuted with next Sundaye IA)S ANGELES EXAMlNer.. - I : For Public Ownership of All Electric Power Some Advantages of Public Ownership 1. The city ean borrow money more cheaply than a private Itdoee not cost the eity ae much to builj and operate a concern. plant as it does a private ownership retiree its bonds and so under public Tbe 3 city indebtedness and finally eliminate! the gradually gets rid of its . internet. as we have shown. 4. Public ownership reduces ratea can use the eervice. 5 With lower ratea more people the plants pay for themselves 6. Under public ownership out of the earnings. owned plants go into pubho fundi 7 The profits of publicly reduce ratea, to extend the aervice or and are used either to reduce the tax burden. at home. 8. A municipal plant keep, the surplus earnings attraete low rates with and power plant 9. A municipal light are that thoee already develop industries to the eity, helpe industries. new located, and creates owns it. mun.cipal hgh and pow-10. And finally, if the city with other cities to plant it is then in a position systems. and with sUte and federal power er t ' 1 : r i |