| Show W WALLACE IN CONTROL 9 OF WEST'S BENEFITS FROM CO COSTIGAN TIGAN BILL i r 7 I 4 c 4 t k A Dr Brossard Dr Brossard Returns Home for Short hort Visit on Way Tay to Coast What benefit the west receives receives' I from froni the Costigan sugar bill depends upon Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's Wallaces Wallaces Wallace's Wal Wal- Ilace's laces lace's action toward elim elimination nation of so- so called inefficient industries said Dr Edgar B. B Brossard Republican senior member of the tariff commission upon his arrival here Friday en route to Seattle Wash Dr Brossard will leave Monday fonday fo for lor Seattle to investigate and hold hearings hear ings lags on manufacture of shingles un under under un- un n. n der the N R A code From there he will vill return to Washington D. D C. C While ThIle in Salt Lake City he will vill visit at the f his ir law father law M M. F. F Cowley North West Temple street The Costigan bill is not what the people wanted Dr Brossard said I but it may do some good in the west I Secretary Wallace has the power to J aid western through provisions provisions pro pro- I visions a of the bill but what benefit I Continued Continued on Pare Eighteen WALLACE KEY TO SUGAR AID Continued from Pine Pae On One Onel If U any they receive will depend on the secretary's actions East Eul's Sentiment Divided Sentiment in the east is divided over oyer the sugar tariff question Dr I Brossard said The tariff commissioner declined to comment on what effect t the presidential tariff reciprocal bill passed by the house would have upon the west He did say however that he believed the bill would meet stiff opposition In the sena senate c but probably would pass It uIt is my observation that western I legislators in 10 Washington are expert expert- difficulty in cooperating closely closely close ly on measures designed to benefit the west vest Dr Brossard said Protest Protect t Canadian Imports Seattle shingle manufacturers have complained to N R A officials that free duty shingles from Canada are being sold more cheaply in the Pacific Pa Pa- cUic ic northwest than American manufacturers manufacturers manu operating under the code can sell them he explained The UThe president asked me to Investigate investigate the matter and try to iron out difficulties facing American manufacturers manufacturers manu manu- Dr Brossard said Under Un Under Under der N R A provisions the president can restrict re imports and levy fees on permitted imports Dr Brossard has been a member of the tariff commission for 11 years ears I He was formerly a resident of at Logan and was head of at the Utah State Agricultural Agricultural Agri Agri- cultural college department of ot agricultural agricultural agri agri- cultural economy He was appointed I to the tariff commission after serving en I as an economist for that body Kingfish Holds Up Sugar Legislation By Cn CHARLES liLES O. O GRIDI GRIDLEY Y Telegram Washington ton Correspondent WASHINGTON April 6 The speedy action which represent representatives of ot western beet sugar U ar states have sought on the bill to make sugar a basia basla commodity was vas halted Fr Friday day by Inability of the senate finance committee to dispose of the Louisiana Louisiana Lou Lou- case in which Senator Huey Hucy Long Is the leading performer The sugar control bill cannot be considered by the committee before Monday or Tuesday when It is expected ex cx- to be approved and report reported d dat at a single sincle session of the committee Few changes In the bill as it passed the thc house arc are expected but an effort will be made by Senator Adams of Colorado to restore the he provision for fora a appropriation to buy tons of beet sugar ugar to prevent ent it from becoming surplus The department of agriculture which declined to approve the amend ment has hOls promised to find Ind markets for Cor any excess of oC beet sugar Junior a Q white Angora Anora cat greets guests as os they register at fl e Rankin Texas hotel by extending his right paw |