Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-06-06 | Page 13 | Politix

I. I fl By ART AnT WINTON Democrats Democrats silting pretty Just JustIn ow VI In Utah Utah and and Republicans Republicans l us us to get back in the easy chairs will begin unlimbering a few of heir big guns along th the political rent nt this week i Both BoLh irieS will fire tire salvos in the thenn orm nn of banquets meetings and com corn i tee powwows pow Speeches now in ine ine e e making are expected to throw ia 1 bit it of ot early light liht on the lineup of or both parties parti They may even en go o so soi i fir r U as s to lo Prove pro very light for a ae e of ot informative eloquence aIn fn they may prove just a lot of or offar ord d dds ds as a far as providing any my definite l eup o of candidates or party part plans ife ire e concerned any event the Democrats will vill talk lk over delegates to the state convention con con- entIn at the Newhouse hotel Saturday Sat Sat- at p p. m. m At p. p m of toe the same fame day they will vill give a banquet ban in honor of Delbert Debert M. M Draper newly named member of or the finance committee of the Democratic nation nation- il and former state stale Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic chairman Secretary of War George H. H Dern may be one of the eakers Governor Henry H. H Blood is scheduled to talk District Attorney Calvin W. W Rawlings will wm be the toast toast- master The Republican county committee will hear Byron Bron D. D Anderson Republican Republican Re Re- publican state slate chairman Thursday at att 8 t p. p m. m when thc they meet at the Newhouse Newhouse New New- house hous hotel to name delegates to the tate date convention on July 18 Republicans ans will discuss their state platform plat pat form ann at the Hotel Utah Saturday at 4 p p. p m. m P Predict Victory Members of ot the Democratic congressional delegation from Utah held in Washington D. D C. C adjournment of congress congress- expected this month month are are already beginning to predict another overwhelming victor victory for their party Y in their home state stale this fall L Political wiseacres in the capital cap cap- hal ital are are however scenting a hard battle for Senator William H. H King If 31 J J. Reuben Clark Jr former ambassador to Mexico and andin p tin in n important cog in the Hoover r administration decides to run against him They view Mr Clark as a powerful opponent to the senior Utah senator but feel that he may prefer to continue I his work as head of the Foreign Bondholders Protective council to Ito running for office J. J Here in Salt Lake City talk of the Clark candidacy is alarmIng alarmIng alarm- alarm Ing King s supporters to the point of ot urging the Utah Ufah senior senator senator senator sen sen- ator to hasten his return home They feel he should be on the ground with a full assortment o of well sharpened fence building tools Whispers of ot keen opposition tion to Senator Kings King's nomination nomination nomination nomina nomina- tion are adding to their alarm f t Ernest B Bamberger Republican na na- l tonal ional al committeeman from Ironi Utah is to return home borne from the national committee meet meet- ig 19 g in Chicago on Friday with a bag bag- Jl JI of suggestions for embodiment ine in inie ie Ie e Republican state slate platform Heill He III rill very likely address the Hotel Itah flah meeting of ot the party platform on Saturday S Secretary of War Dern Is telling state stale and county leaders lat at President Roosevelt's popularity mains stron strong throughout the coun coun- y But he is aL also so advising them I over confidence and a 1 tenda tend tend- r a y to let things slide through Jugh too 1 mch ch reliance on the presidential rang irons roD right arm or the long reach f administrative policies