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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD Bruckarts Washington Digest Feeling of Unrest in Europe Reaches Our Side of Atlantic Tot Will Welcc: When Nazi Storm Troopers Terrorized Jews THIS WEEK By WILLIAM BRUCKART Service, National Press Bid g., Washington. D. C. The feeling that has obsessed Europeans for weeks WASHINGTON. that they are approaching toward some international crisis seems to have spread to our side of the At lantic. Right out of the air, so to speak, we are made to feel that great questions are about to take shape and that we, m this country, must be ready to decide them. The germ, or whatever it is, has taken up its domicile within our adminis tration and, to some extent, m con' gress, and the result is great and increasing mystery. Most sources in Washington did not believe that the settle' ment of the European crisis at Munich last September was, in fact, more than a stop-gaas I reported to you at that time. The Munich failure has become more and more evident and the very atmosphere is charged again with exactly the same type of bated expectancy. In a general way, of course, we all know that the worldwide differ ence between the democratic forms of government and the dictatorships is at the bottom of the whole thing We know, as well, that Hitler and Mussolini have challenged the Eu ropean democracies by the boldness of their dictatorship actions in taking practically what they want in the way of additions to their empires. We know, further, that the end decidedly is not yet insofar as the Hitler and Mussolini ambit'ons are to be considered And wrapped up in all of this is the genuine friendship that the United States has for France and England Beneath the surface, things have been going on in our own government The President, the department of state and the military and naval services know what is taking place in Europe and they are advised as to what may be expected. Plans were being formed and developed so that steps could be taken here at the proper time. All of this was done in more or less secrecy, as it always has to be done since public discussion of such delicate matters could tilt us very easily from the frying pan into the fire. By LEMUEL F. PARTON were authorized after Ambassador Bullitt, m his reports from Pans, had laid bare the whole situation. I am told that Mr. Bullitt advised Mr. Roosevelt to treat the matter as a routine; that to talk much about it would excite people, unduly. Well, the Bullitt idea was working until the unfortunate accident out near Los Angeles when a big bombing plane fell, injuring a member of the French mission that is m this country buying the planes. Then, out popped the secret and out came the critics of the Roosevelt foreign policy. It is not within my power to say whether Mr. Roosevelt's foreign policy is right or wrong. I do not believe anyone can tell yet. Any foreign policy is something of a gamble. If it works, the author is a hero; if it fails, the author of the policy promptly is termed a sap. But of this phase, I can write: why should the howlers now arise and denounce the Presidents foreign policy on the basis of sales of planes to France when more than a year ago the British government began buying planes from our manufacturers Why is it wrong to let the Fiench buy and right to let the British buy Or, to state the matter affirmatively, it seems to me that we cannot well differentiate between two nations with whom we have friendly relations. m During the sporadic wave of attacks on the Jews in the Third Reich in 1938, members of the Nazi party frequently made pictures of the persecutions and sold them in shops as souvenirs or gave them to friends. When the attacks were banned, all pictures were ordered confiscated and destroyed. These pictures, purported to have been made by Nazis, recently arrived here. The man pictured at the left is being compelled to take a broom and sweep the street. When he resisted them he was forced by Storm Troopers to climb into the wheelbarrow. Another suspect was made to push him through the streets. CHIMP SCHOLAR Two Famous Indians Meet Down South blue-printe- g ( Safety Ta A Making Itself Look Foolish I do not regularly At the old beanery for the hired help in the New York World building, a few years ago, there was quite a stir and stew of ambi-DreaBook tion. Swapping one Came Through dreams, As Advertised Maxwell Anderson was going to write a play; Louis Weitzenkorn had the same idea; big, jovial Phil Stong had written 16 novels, to the quite considerable indifference of all pubHe s made to be hug I nFFlC lishers, but Mr. Stong said all this hate to part with him c " Was just a little practice workout finished him. But y0u and he promised to deliver later on. assured the one who t Swarthy, saturnine James Cain whether hes to be toy he have the thought making will welcome him. CaL might of a book or two m his system, but pattern thats easy to said little about it. Young, whippy you need. Youll wan Dudley Nichols, a demon reporter, a whole litter of them trained as an engineer, had a writ6202 contains a pattern Paul tions for ing career neatly making dog Sifton, burned up by social injusneeded. tice, was going to write a few plays To obtain this patter and tear the lid off things in gencents In stamps or ct eral. Ben Burman, whom Phil Stong preferred) to The Sew could carry around in his pocket, Household Arts Dept , : H, was going to he a nov New York, N. Y, St., elist. Please write your r A kindly Destiny presided over dress and pattern numt the old beanery. The above playwrights, novelists and Hollywood big shots probably could have bought the then sinking OIK HAT( world with their collective rejttaru and 5 fit nidi sources of today although Mr. rdi r an A Sifton, after pulling two or three Walking on the Hi jkS 1L0KADO lurid Broadway plays, now is sunk voluntarily in the someITS an art, this wak KARAK what undramatic federal wage the highway, and fl inning board, as its assistant director. body who does it lives tc ia i Otnplet i nit;T The spot news of this chronicle is it afterward. At least iiffANT. that Mr. Burman has been honored the pedestrians fatally PHC with the Southern Authors award for rural districts are sr his recently published novel, Blow walking along the roa PHC for a Landing This is the highest cording to figures of the ECONO in award a the literary gift of the Safety council. And 1 Any R n South, in which also was thirds of these were vu Qiility Pri judged. His previous books include their backs to approach itra Prints Steamboat Round the Bend, In many places, side Wrap co which became Will Rogers last being built parallel to JfcNRAMM screen play, and several other Misways to segregate mote sissippi yarns. He has more or destrian traffic, but less of a personal copyright on river where they arent yet tales. council has these four si Mr. Burman once told me how his to offer: 1 dream was almost sidetracked. He Walk on the left s quit the World, to become an author road. nO city of with no luck, and, at long last, 2 At night, carry a lik J oching 3 Wear light clothi fonder I only a dime. The fragrance of freshly baked buns in a shop wmdow deleast some article ot Isnver th throned his reason and he shot the thats white, to make it f. dime for four buns. Back in his the motorist to see you 4 Walk on the shout garret he found a letter from a magazine, saying they liked his road instead of the i Minstrels of the Mist, which they where possible, to keep had had for months, and which he cars into the path ot tmcncas ing aned at had given up as lost. Would he traffic. eu. 700 come up and consult them on a mipei nor charge? He would, but lacked ej than EW YORK F oreign Policy Opposition burn incense at the Roosevelt dais, but when Cal NEWS Permeates Administration and, to Some Extent, Congress; Result Is Great and Increasing Mystery; Presidents Secrecy Approved; Facts About Plane Sales. WNU Friendly WHOS I believe his opposition is making itself look foolish, I believe they ought to be called what they are. If they can show where the present foreign policies are ridiculous, now is their opportunity. It's a scream, says Jimmy, St. If this criticism of Mr. Roosevelt Louis zoo chimpanzee, of the comic Bob Feller, strike-ou- t king of the American league and prodigy of were directed at his actions with re- strip he has just finished reading. the Cleveland Indians, meets Larry Napoleon Lajoie, right, one of the to And Jimmy knows, hes created greatest second basemen in the spect Spain or Japan, perhaps history of baseball, and former Indian. there would be something worth, many a laugh with his own antics. Lajoie won a place in baseballs hall of fame at Cooperstown, N. Y. will It be recalled that considering. the President persuaded plane manufacturers and many others as well to discontinue sales to the Japanese for use against China. It will be Genuine Danger of War, recalled also that indirect assistance was given the But Not Immediately loyalists in Spain, aid that surely must Because of the necessity for avoidbe looked upon if done honestly ing wrong impressions which is a vital thing in international relations, as help to the military forces although disguised as provisions for President Roosevelt told the military affairs committee of the senate those who suffered back of the lines. All of this was done while we have a confidentially something of the inside story. I believe he did right in neutrality act through which conshielding those facts from general gress believed it was taking away knowledge for no one knows how certain powers from the Chief Exthey could, or would, be distorted m ecutive. So, I repeat that there is cause, it German or Italian newspapers. carfare. appears, for criticism of some of the But this air of mystery has backHe had seen a pretty girl in a fired in a curious way. It has Presidents foreign policies, but it studio. He didnt know nearby does not seem that critics have aroused certa.n portions of the counbut he told her his troubles. her, oined issue with the Chief Executry into a veritable frenzy particuShe was similarly situated, but on tive sound basis. any larly, some members of congress-anstaked him to three two-ceI always have felt that there is they have siezed upon a relane raised a nickel on stamps, tively unimportant thing as their too much secrecy m general governthem at a stationery store, saw mental administration. weapon m striking at Mr. RooseUnimporthe editor and got not only a velts foreign policy. They have tant squirts, holding unimportant check, but a big hand on his all are over the Presidents neck jobs, forever and ever taking jumped story. about the sale of airplanes to themselves seriously to the point And, naturally, he returned France, airplanes that were manu- where they would not admit it was and married the pretty girl, who down factured and are being manufacrain if it were raining pouring thereafter Illustrated his books tured by private plane builders and cats and dogs. From that level of as they traversed, not only his which are being sold for cash to officialdom on up and down the line, pet river, but Damascus, the Saone finds that sort of thing in our the French government. hara desert, Bagdad and other It is made to appear that this is government. I saw a congressional such mother-lode- s of literary a terrible thing. The howlers are committee chairman refuse, just the raw material. other to let Mr. d Roosevelt has day, newspaper men see saying that the sp.rit of the neutrality act a statement that he was inserting and that he should never have T OUIS SHATTUCK CATES, sil- given in the committee record, a record Northwestern university, Evanston, III., have invented an Instrument that will measure and permission for the sale of the that is as public as the light of day. nriiien'hS to down a millionth of a degree. This micrafimeter can measure heTt heavy-spokethe amount planes. There are other charges It was silly, but it was typical. of and decisive, is a produced when sugar dissolves In water. The temperature changes are recorded on a scale so ,i,rn.li iw Bourbon whose Wall Street office fljing about, also, but they are unone would a degree mile. President Has Authority equal Photograph shows Dr. Hugh Pickard at the recording chart as Professor important here looks out over Frank Gueker studios the sealed vessels used in an I have dug into the situation as To Shape experiment. The other inventor is Dr. Ralph Tlanck. Miners Salute the House Foreign Policy of far as is possible, I believe, and When it comes to foreign relaTopnotcher in Morgan and the fail to get very much excited about tions, however, the situation is enCopper World New York Stock MINISTER OF DEFENSE the whole tiling There is, of course, The constitution, tirely different exchange, and the genuine danger of war, although wisely enough, yet thousands of small mining men provides that such I am not convinced that Europe is matters must be dealt with by the up and down the Rocky mountains going to break out tomorrow SomePresident It allows him the power today are sending him I time, probably, but not immediateof negotiation but it curbs that powly Such a clash of hopes and coner by requiring him to ask congress The American Institute of victions and traditions and faith as for a declaration of war. In other Mining and Metallurgical Engiobviously occurs between the philoswords, the President is neers awards him the William ft- ophies of dictatorships and democ- with authority to shape and provided Lawrence conduct Saunders gold medal racies is bound to lead to use of the foreign policy, the for signal accomplishment in dealings with force but I think there is the probforeign nations, but he must have mining and metallurgical enterability that it is further away than the approval of congress, which This honor goes to Mr, repprises. this jittery fechrg of the world now resents the people, when the conCates as a depression-mad- e indicates cluding phases of those negotiations leader in the copper industry. are reached and the nation is about His methods have facilitated F ranees Purchase of to be bound e copper recovery from American-Mad- e Airplanes That condition was arranged at ore. However, muih of the To get buck to tins airplane tiling, the outset of our nations history. cheering comes from the small I should like to set out some of the It has worked wtlL The rights of mining men of the Best for his facts fiance is buying American-mad- e the successful efforts for a four-cenpeople are amply protected "'"Vi airplanes several hundred of Ihmk for a moment what the situaK Import tax on fortin m She is doing this because her tion would be If our foreign r. s eign coppi own nu plane production has stalled were In the hands of addle-p- a He is a miners miner and no and France has sufficient gold to ted demagogues in the house or swivel chair industrial captain this them buy elsewhere The French the senate! I hazard a 57 year-olthat president of a $350 0 military service must have them tn some of them would talk guess as long as corporation For every mile of case there is that outbreak of force Hitler did the other day and create bridle path which he may ride in that seems so imminent on the surAdmiral of the licet Lord Chat ust as much gri, f. suburban Connect.cut today, he has face for the reason that Germany field, for the responsible effieieney So, I firmly believe there should spent long hours in the saddle years and Italy are stipe tier to France in and power of the present British be some secrecy about our ago, directing mining operations In tl e air foreign fleet, has been named minister for Ut ih and Arizona Uo is M I T The contracts were let In this policy and that the President should the of In defense the have some liberties In working out 1002. a native ot Boston ct untry afer Mr IIIS dos-sc- r eabinet of Prime Minister Neville Roosevelt had clicks off timekeeper, shift talked over the whole question with ai rangements with other governhambcrlaln. ( Lord Id. an (battle Thousands of ( lifiago motorists found loss, foreman, superintendent, genhis cabinet and with the war and ments After all, any program that old sea dog, sueee'eds Sir Ihomas of snow ret enlly when one of thi uofxt'their he has must eventually be in'1 eral manager, vice president published Insklp, who has been storms i IT4 nuey departments and certain lead the rfi and severely eritl crippled all sulfate traffic. president of the Phelps Dodge ers eif the airplane industry They and debated by congress Approximately 15 m cized for falling to speed Britains estt rn Newspaper Union by high winds, marooned worker. In and now a medal. 1 Corp reside,, u I rel rearmament program. bI,nd,n blizzard resulted In thne train wre.k, within ConsnIM itrrf Nphs Feature, the city. 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