Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-08-01 | Page 11 | Solon Defends Legislature in Club Addres

No Wo N 0 Time Wasted 1 I I I Julian M. M Bamberger I SOLON DEFENDS LEGISLATURE IN CLUB ADDRESS State Senator Says ing Machinery Often Moves Too Fast Fast Defending Utah's legislature ag against the he popular Indictment that it wastes waste time ime time Senator Julian M M. Bamber Bamberger er erD CD D. D Salt Lake Tuesday told members member of the Rotary club at their weekly meeting in the Hotel Utah that of oftentimes often often- tori- tori times Imes the states state's lawmaking machinery machinery machin machin- ery cry moves too quickly First we must realize that just jurt mere election cannot and docs does not change the person elected he be said Lawmakers also must be on on the job and quick of thought to catch changes made in bills billi So much is done in committee committee com corn and in preparation of bills that what is seen on the flo floor r is like dinner that hat is placed on the table without taking tak- tak lag ing ng into consideration how the food was obtained or prepared VIGILANCE NEED Need for constant vigilance was aJ stressed by Mr Bamberger who called attention to a technical error discovered discovered ered in one of the election bills passed at the special session to enable a general general general gen gen- eral election pa prohibition repeal this falL talL Discussing lobbyists who throng l leg leg- g- g halls the speaker said many are arc helpful in outlining the content of oJ bills for which they are working However he said more bills are jeopardized from than from lack of Information Striking Striking-at at critics of the Uie legislature Mr Bamberger asserted that most of ot the criticism comes from persons who do not interest themselves in the lawmaking lawmaking lawmaking law- law making machinery of the of-the the state FAULT FINDERS It is easy to find tind fault he said sald but if business is not hot getting lation laUon then it must take more interest in the states state's affairs and more Business Businessmen men should be in the legislature During war we enlist to protect our country If Il business men feel their businesses are being attacked then they must enlist In the service to their community and state There should b be no worry as to the future of the state i if men of proper caliber understanding understanding un un- un- un and honesty go to the leg leg- It is not the measures that are arc considered which are important but the men who consider them Following an address by Gus P. P Backman secret secretary ry of ot the chamber of commerce members of the club voted unanimous support for theN theN the theN N R A and to a man promised to put the presidents president's recovery program into effect In their businesses It was the patriotic duty Mr Backman Backman Back Back- man declared for tor every employer to to join the N R A and that any who failed to do so were as much slackers as the men who dodged the draft during the world war 4 S.- S. t