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Show THE BULLETIN First Out WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS BY ROGER SHAW As Fierce Fighting Is Reported; Britain Claims Sinking 30 Ships House Committee on Agriculture Will Check Secre tary's Statement Regarding Loan Policies Of Federal Land Banks. are expressed in these columns, they (EDITOR'S NOTE When opinion! . rc iwm ma 11 news analyst. mi necessarily ef tnis newspaper.) ut .Helaaaed by Western Newspaper Union II GERMAN WAR: Nordic Phase HAIL COLUMBIA: Term And still the Nordics fought among themselves ud north Norsemen. Germans. Enelish. and an occasional Norman peasant from Quebec. As some of the smoke and propaganda clouds lifted a bit, Interesting news items revealed themselves to the American public. The Germans had captured Oslo, Norse caoitaL with an force of 2,000 men. They had cap tured Narvik with a few hundred men. They had taken Bergen, sec md city of Norway, with a corpo ral's guard of 100. They had occu pied Trondheim without firing a shot So much for expert Trojan horsemanshirj. It appeared, further, that many of the English troops dumped from the transports into Norway, were "territorial" militia, or d regulars, without proper aerial support, heavy artillery, tanks, or even automatic rifles. The Germans facing them, had plenty of good, new automatic weapons, air bombers and fighters, tanks, and considerable knowledge of the Norwegian language. Accord- Analo-Canadia- air-waft- half-traine- anti-aircra- ft, Bruckart? $ Washington Digest Congress Plans an Investigation Of Wallace's 'Must' Legislation Nazis Solidify Norwegian Gains u i By WILLIAM BRUCKART Service, National Press Bldr.. Washington. D. C WNU It looked more than ever like Third Term effort by the White House white father. The President let out tentative plans for a three- - WASHINGTON. Those folks who have been around Washington any lengtn ox time cannot fail to recog nize the tremendous power exer cised over congress, and throughout the Early Day Mexican Pcl'c? In the early days of Mexico there were few police. Each home traditionally was its own fortress. Towindows everywhere day remind Mexicans of those times. iron-barr- ed High School Student Problems War, lack of jobs and racial antagonisms head the list of items bout which high school students are most concerned, according to a recent Y. M. C. A. survey. agriculture interpretation, leeisla tion that would solve the farm debt problem that has confronted the American farmer over a period of very many difficult and trying crop ping seasons. It seems, however, that there are HOTELS weeks junket around the country in differing views as to what the Jones- June, to counteract the Republican WWa la RENO. NEVADA, eup at Iha Wheeler bill would da Opponents HOTEL GOLDEN Swt'i kraal sad national convention at Philadelphia of the measure insist that it is just pspalar hotel. country, by officials that month. Some of the political another to the other theory supplant in the executive When the Germain invaded rallbirds thought that Franklin APARTMENT HOTEL ories that have failed. They charge branch of the gov would keep the Populus Americaihis Norway. Captain W. A. Me-will make the borrowing of money lira from Tempi. Reasonable Ratast dap it ernment It always so easy that presently an unsound ware ar await. guessing until the very opening of Hale, ikipper of the AmeriCankUhj faraishsd. has been so. It ap RICHMOND. TS E. No. Temple, Rah Lake ine Democratic convention, at Chi basis will can freighter Mormacsea, tvat be all established farm for pears to be on the cago, in mid-JulFINE USED CARS mortgages and that, ultimately, it warned that if he left the har increase, which is to continued to yammer loudlv aralnst win be almost impossible for farm 1SST Packard US Sedan. Black. White Bide bor of Trondheim. he "on was that is cay it grow the President's seeming indecision. fond. IMS. Cannen-Raipers to borrow money anywhere. Wall Tin his own responsibility" be ing very dangerous Meter Cat, SI Bo. State. Salt Lake smiled sagely. Republiis to say, the bill is another That because through the can Publisher Frank Gannett of cause of the naval warfare in step in the direction that has ruined KODAK FINISHING last few veara we the North sea. Nevertheless he Rochester. N. Y.. declared that four the farmers of land in the nations Wm- Bmckart have had a great more Rooseveltian years might spell sailed and is pictured here as 16 25 deal of "must" legislation sent to of dictators, for the reason that Boll Developed some great national calamity. Mr. end 1 prints ZSe. II he arrived safely in New York the government will be eventually congress from the executive branch tie. IKX PHOTO it Ogdea Utah. Gannett seemed to indicate that his boat being the first to telling the farmers when to eat and ox the government there was a fiery Troian Horse (of sleep. All of this is without refer reach the United States from TRUSSES While, as I said, there always has ence to purest Norse breed) In the White what I regard aa the worst oeen the war Scandinavian of a sort tremendous BurficaJ lastramenu. pressure tone back-rooHospital House But Democratic Maaaiaeturcra of from executive agencies, it reached feature of the legislation, namely. since the outbreak of hostiliSenator Gutter was renominated In laitia Stockings. the further use of federal money new peak lately. Secretary Wal- Pfcrrieiaaa Sapplr ties there. Pennsylvania on the ticket of a m controlling national, or even state. 4S W tad South at - Salt Lake City. Utah lace ox the department of agricul- elections man who was a totalitarian for because will end that ture headed the pack. He has set in Roosevelt BABY CHICKS YANKEE OGPU: motion a gigantic pressure machine surely result The secretary's action in sendine CHICKS 18.40 A St.S par xo xorce ISA Sad. PuUtta SM M A I18J0. R.O.P. Sired through some legislation on me circular letters to 600,000 Taussig Tempest Doctor Dies Chicks US- - A irradV, tll.M 1 S1S.SO farm loans. so It is in Rear Admiral Joe Taussig, assist A sensational New York subwav shows what can be prepaid. HATES HATCHERY. lis scope that if a private corpora' done. Twin Falls. Idaho. ant chief of American naval ooera- - worker, and union Having been a farm bov mv. leader, told the tion or group of individuals had tions. stuck his neck out when he Dies committee that reds, on the ud-ELECTRIC MOTORS REPAIRED done it they would have been char- sen, i trunk I can visualize the re testified on the navy expansion bill and-u- p in labor organizations, were acterized action of hundreds, if not thousands. as interests" work aaaraateed la ariahanai try "special to a senatorial committee. He said au set to shut down of farmers to that letter. A good Ratiaiactaiy and ing to smother ttam on motors aad traasf erasers, SCHRAGA would congress; they we needed badly an independent public services, and to industry ELECTRIC CO, 141 KeruoBt Salt Lake many of them will be afraid that if tie ud Man nave been lobbyists of the first wa they do not China; that we better fight Japan hattan, while they practiced with Jones-Whethe support ter, and they would have been deOFFICE EQUIPMENT with the help of England. Franca nrearms in gun clubs. Lots of peoler bin, they will not get fair connounced on floors the of the house and Holland; and added that it ple seemed much impressed by all sideration ad-- MEW AMD USED daaka aad abates. Ska. from Credit the Farm and senate as brigands and high would be. strictly, a naval war as nit. Others decried the testimony. ministration. They will be afraid B. L. DESK EX, IS W. Broadway. Ball Lake waymen. the Yankee buffalo and the Nippon and Its talkative source. that some local representative of But Mr. Wallace seems to have FCA whale could hardly get at one anoth Will "tell on us." In other Another witness declared that INEXPENSIVE MEALS stuck out his neck. He was too er by land. Mervyn Rathborne, president of the anxious. The house committee on words, there is the dancer of use The hast food la Salt Lake k Everybody scrambled around dis- - American Communications associa of politics in the meanest way. And Th MAYFLOWER CAFE has decided to look agriculture into Mr. "Cromwell" avowing don't forget: when a politician is Taussig, tion, was a dangerous red. Roose Soath Main POPULAR PEICED atlM La seasons, Diaaen sad Saadwkhaa of the navy department Secretary velt had put him on the board of the the matter. You see. there is a seeking office, he is seldom re- statute that forbids emofficials or Hull, Secretary Edison, admirals, National Youth administration, and strained. KODAK FINISHING and "eurocrats" all talked in wor Mrs. Roosevelt had praised him in ployees of the executive branch of the government disseminating, at Two Leading Farm Croups PHOTO-KRAF- T ried, unhappy circles. Senator Clark her news column. This witness said expense, documents designed Are Opposed to BUI or Missouri suggested a court-ma- r ECONOMY FILM SERVICE that 150 red radio men. on U. S. puoiic to influence the views of The best proof that I have of the tial, to the open approval of masses ships, planned to tie up the whole Asy Rail Developed with That Is, in short, the statute forbids unsound character of plain American citizens. I Quality Priats 25c Yankee marine in case of war. Here of the Jones- loDDying by officials of the govern Exits Prists 3c Wheeler bill was lies in the the fact inthat another thrill. took the Japanese spokesmen ment The statement would not ha National Grange and the Farm Bu Wris coia and Mm artfully An cident with remarkable tact and said he feared a SCHRAMM-JOHNSOcomplete, however, if the fact were reau xederatlon are N DRUGS good manners, considering that they red general strike, and a second not added that this statute opposed to it has been T Res 749 runner American civil evidence are often labeled as Far Eastern Mr. Wat war. Mr. Dies, him-is that violated so many times it is imoosai lace has been Salt Lake City. Utah "Prussians." They merely remind sell, feared Trojan Horsemanship; courting the Farmers ble to accurately make a report on alliance of ed their public that this was a Yan- - but Mrs. Roosevelt, perhaps better bilL The the support BABY CHICKS, TURKEY POULTS informed in these matters, said uem. Farmers alliance never has had BABY CHICKS Americans had better be calm. Mr. Secretary Wallace Disliked great following among those who seek sound farm policies. The Na HATCHING DAILY Dies and Mrs. R. are not keen about Land Bank'M Loan Policies White, brswa and buff Lechoraa. Reds. tional Grange and the Farm bureau one another. Dies also feared herds White and Barred Rocks: Hsmpshirse. I expect that the house committee always have been respected and of red and brown Troian Horses. Buff Orphiastoaa and all leadins varieties. on agriculture will not punish Mr. their views generally have been Im grazing allegedly on the pampas, if TURKEY POULTS Wallace and his subordinates at all. portant with members of the house any, of Mexico, eaalpaMBt. brooders leas, oil, roattjy politics being what it is and the ne- and senate. So, Mr. Wallace is found elaetrk and aoal), feeders, wateren, eta. Call and bm a real nodarn chick g alwavs beina- - nursing the group that best fits hia cessity for hospital. Visitors always welcome. present But that does not prevent immediate purposes. RAMSHAW'S me xrom setting down here what Mr. There is another thine to be UTAH PIONEER HATCHERY Wallace has done. It oueht to be tioned. The Jones-Wheelbill, with MIT So. Suta . . . Salt Lake City notice to all farmers to take the all its trick phrases, probably will with a not of or propaganda salt get through at this session of grain Premier Mackenzie Kin a-- of Can several grains of salt congress unless all available urea. ada, on a vacation junket in Dixie Recently, Secretary Wallace ia-- sure is put behind it It was to cre visited President Roosevelt suea a statement harshly criticizing ate this support that Mr. Wallace Warm at BhKh9e Springs, Ga., and John D. Rocke- the loan policies of the federal land and Governor Black sent out their for the feller Jr. at the magnificent colonial banks as those policies were car circulars in criticism of the land restoration job in Williamsburg. Va. ried out under the banks' former bank policies. Since there is no U. S. Corps The premier also sight-saand management In the laneuaae of the probability of congress being called cnatter-boxe- d in Washington, where street he kicked those policies high into extra session and since adjournQualified csadidstes offered finest type he is well liked, and even better er than the of sriarioa traiaing st Randolph sad n kite. Anv ment of the current session is likely known. Kelly Field, Texas, sad certain sshctira body who criticized the secretary's to occur sometime in June, the hill ssroaistical schools. Handsome Sir Anthony Eden, al- - criticism at once became an t has to be pushed thxouh now. nr it most forgotten, welcomed a "roueh1 of the special interests who are try. will yield no political benefits at QUALIFICATIONS MISSOURI'S SENATOR CLARK LimiKee ages batwasa 20 sad 27 gang of "ready" Newfoundlanders ing to enslave the farmer. In other the election In November. I believe lie lugswled a yean. L to England. They came to join up, words, all of the world's knowledge it is fairly clear from this what Mr. Uacjtioaal rtosisita: Fall 2 years credits or eqaivslcst. kee election year, with plenty of but unlike the spruce Canadians, on the subject of farm credit was Wallace's suggested program con Physical; ssaad sad ao ratal; assumed; "free" talk to which they were ton had no uniforms. They will serve as tucked away within the brain of the templates. sad SB America Citizis. The new drive for additional polite to add "cheap." Nevertheless. . loggers, trawlers, gunners, and fly current United States secretary of In service circles, Mr. Taussig ers. Eden made much of them, the ADVANTAGES the for thority secretary of agriculagriculture. Flyisg Cadet pay ef $75 ear moats ia tactful young Apollo now being doture comes ("would he were toneue-tied"- ) at a time when the cash But Mr. Wallace did not ston vrtk sruformi, Griag accnmmodshMS, considered a good man. minions secretary, in the Chamberlain-Ch- there. With the income picture is not pretty. assistance of on farm food, medicsl sad dental tarries Braurchill The last figures issued bv th ri. cabinet Governor Black of the Farm nded free. PROPAGANDA: Tom Dewey's loyal New York of- - administration. Mr. Wallace Credit partment of agriculture show that Saccasfiil graduate cemmMeasd sent hia flee reported that the demon district statement about Mssnra Officer with pilot rating. the terrible federal cash farm income for the months of Anglo & Teuto prosecutor had been away from his land bank policies through the mails January, February and March toK2 st more years sctira cossnii The Germans brought out still an office only 17 talled out of the last xo la Air Corps Reserve. $1,696,000,000, whereas was it days MMfwrica something like 600,000 farmers other propaganda iob (White Book). B6v. X Opportuairy to win commissioa ia (as the breed who are borrowers from the land $1,581,000,000 for the same three to prove that the English had Issued is Regular Army Air Corps. called) replied that anyway, the banks. The letters, of course, went months of 1939. That looks lib. orders the first week in April, to bright young man got around much through the mails, free under the gain, but wait! FOR PARTICULARS seize Norse strategic points. Accord too much for his According to the denartment age. Meanwhile, federal U. S. government's franking priv Army Recruiting Office. ing to the "plan." Norse defense Dewey was golfing in Colorado agriculture, farm subsidies far th. uege. 223 Ness Building against England, was to be phoney. Springs. first three months of this year were Jones-Wheel- er Anglo-Nors- e "connivance" was the Salt Lake City, Utah Bill Results Since the Germans took over un $291,000,000 and for the same three of this cere keynote masterpiece, months of 1939. the farm subsidies happy Denmark. Iceland has be Are Subject to Debate moniously distributed to the faith come virtually independent Bertil The cash in$192,000,000. To back to the secretary's crit. totalled ful, and to the press. come reported for this year vn E. Kunihoim, a U. S. foreign serv icism get ox ine lormer land bank manThe London press tried turnlns ice officer, now becomes our consul- roughly. $115,000,000 more than 1 HOTEL BEN LOMOND agement and the circular letter Bent year ago, and the subside on the pessimistic faucet, to ex general m this new "nation" of 100.- - out at public expense: As I said, the farmers was almost $100,000,000 plain Norse reverses, and Enelish 000 people. Stefan Job Stefansson, ine OGDEN, UTAH appears to have stuck larger than last year. Which, in trimmings in Norway, The news- Icelandic trade commissioner in out secretary my his neck. He included in that book, represents lust no sain at n papers told their readers it would New York, becomes consul-genera- l, thinly veiled appeal for the for the farm be a long, hard war up north, and here in America, for his historic is- letter alarmer-borroweprogram. 600.000 to write to I cannot enthuse, therefore k,. appealed primarily a clever prop land home, till lately a Danish dotheir representatives and senators in the policies that have been called aganda dodge in Encland to na minion. Iceland is about the size of support of a piece of legislation tive Briton bulldoggery. On Gcr. Scotland; has the world's oldest best" by Secretary Wallace. He par known as the Joncs-Wheclbill. Mr. has tried too mans, French, and Americans, this liament Meanwhile. many "bests" and, Lawrence Wallace said this legislation would after a lapse of time, the g has been Strlnhardt. U. S. ambassador to type of make it much for the easier farmer another "best" and an proved disastrous; in Russia, as in Russia, left the Soviets for America. to borrow and it would make their displaced by on a England, it works! vacation. Critics debt burden easier to earrv thmush other that is certain to solve the farm It's a strange fact but Americans wondered whether this was a "tact- a reduction in I am beginning to interest rates and doubt problem. whether the experts in th rt- -. know more about their' war than ful" way to call home our through revision of other terms. It partment of Europeans themselves. agriculture know what irom that red Moscow. was, according to the department of the word "best" means. W. U. S. J. N.. was Rerges. Capt Now. there seems to be no maum SUPREME COURT: chosen first commander of our new to criticize Mr. Wallace for seeking 'Must' Legislation naval aircraft-carrie- r. Waso. The to change the loan policies. That is of Wal Agriculture Btttm 11 Secretary M.SS Wasp is nearly 13,000 tons, and car raaaur Rsoau for 4 . I4.H his been too lace has right. He lately became th. anxious to im The nine, anni any more. rics about 1,000 men. This is the 4h? Coaled Leases and boss of the credit policies because Lobby press his view rreardine current men stood up for labor again. They sixth ship, named Wasp, in the his GrIO Rasa Cafes Shop Tap Basal President Roosevelt's government farm loan legislation onto con ruled as unconstitutional the anti. tory oi the American navy. Rama ol gress, according to William reorganization placed the Farm picketing legislation of Alabama and Gov. Arthur James. Republican Eaurr Hiwanio Kaarattvea Bichawre corre Credit administration within the de Washington Bruckart, " California, and said that free dis. governor oi Pennsylvania, told Indi Optimao CaambfT ef Cesjowrra aad Ad Chrb cussion of loborite lapses was a ha ana editors that idle men and idle spondent The house committee partment of agriculture. So. while on agriculture will look into Mr. sic part of democratic government, money might drive a one may disagree with the secre desperate Ben Roosevelt-appointe- d Wallace's statements on the sub- Justice Mur President Roosevelt into that Sec OGDEN. UTAH tary's program, his right to direct will now and the to a on ject report findings phy, the ond German war. Pa's favorite son "sophomore" Csbm aa roa are those policies is not open to debate. court wrote the opinions. Justice stressed "peace and Jobs": Lenin. congress. Farm politics is be T. E. PMiaerald. Mev the methods he Concerning is us. hind all of die stir and fuss, says hard McReynolds. in 1917, stressed a platform ol Ing. however, much can and should Bruckart ly popular at any time, dissented. "peace and land." be said. guper-parfe- ct he Pro-Roos- PRINTS Be-pri- BLOOD-TESTE- D farmer-borr- tOO-E- owers e- PHOTO-KRAF- ADMIRAL LINDSTROM "Promiief made his nation shaky. tag to the military critics, the Ger man leadershiD and staff work. too. seemed superior. As the German Invaders worked their militant way along portions of the Swedish frontier, Sweden recoiled In terror, al though German "promises ' offered to soothe them. German "promises make shaky Swedes. Under leadership of Admiral Sweden's small but oower- ful navy is being tuned to full war time strength. Lind-Stro- Sea Losses London claimed the loss of 30 German ships in two weeks: most of them troop transports. Four, said England, were captured; the rest were destroyed. Sinking transports Is always a hideous orocess. and English sources reported 3.000 Ger man bodies washed ashore on the eastern rocks of Oslo inlet In the Skaggerak, the usually optimistic French reported the sinkinc of a couple of German patrol boats, at the bands of a flotilla of Gallic destroyers. Rumors from Berlin and elsewhere continued to whisper that more than half of England's 15 big capital warships were down or out. But the English countered with the announcement of five coming new sea mammoths, an effort to fill up the decimated ranks. These water monsters would be payed for out of the coming fiscal year's budget of 99,000,000.000, including sales tax. "lor the sake of victory." Exclud Ing marines, sailors, deck hands, and flyers. England announced that its armed and armored was now 2,000,000. man-tot- al Norse Notations Two Norse flyers stole a big Ger man seaplane, painted out its insia nia crosses, and flew it to En eland. where they joined the royal air force. The incident shows the evils of drink: the Nazi pilots had been bcering. C J. Hambro, president of the Norwegian parliament, issued n statement that his country has defi nite prool that Germany planned lis invasion of Norway for months. He also said that the night before the invasion a German whaling boat, crowded with hidden trooos and supplies, sailed into the port of Narvik flying the American flag troons. Enterprising German dropped by parachute behind the Norse lines, eddied down to earth carrying collapsible bicycles, ma. chine-gun- s, sets. cameras, saws, other tools, and gas-welding equipment. President Roosevelt rccoenized of. ficially the still undeclared Nordic war, and put Norway, like other belligerents, on a strictly cash-ancarry basis. Germany set up a puppet government in German-occupie- d Norway, modelled on that of lipr. radio-transmitti- ng man-occupi- yakia. 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