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Show 1 1 THE RRAVER PRRS s - r i I JUeJfame iA own '?W UTAH IAVFR, ! -- - .. -- - '.Vw-.-- -j -- riififlRsgsiKl sri III nAUA - WASHINGTON Shead rByWNUWalter Correspondent Tales of the Town: In Sardi's a wise guy tot cyv iviu The 'New Capitalism' Johnston Sees It E" me A. JOHNSTON, retiring president of the United States schambor of commerce let loose a veritable atomic bomb in his swan- song at the recent annual meeting of'tiie chamber at Atlantic City. He 'outlined the course he thinks capi- taiism must follow, if it is to survive in this country. j And today as a result, while thou-- i sands of businessmen and farmers and laborers hail his speech as one fof the finest expressions of progres- sive thought of the, day . . . others are still holding their heads in utter horror at the blasphemy which dropped from his lips . . . these are the monopolistic standpatters of the NAM, some of the frozen apos- ties of special privilege in their push chair club windows . . . some 0f the fat reactionaries of the house the lobbyists and senate against the peoples' interests and and normalcy the backward-looker- s .f.l - - x . ;sks4 v, Queen Wilhelmina was in United States during the war she made a tour of inspection at West Point. . . . The boys had il seen drilled for days, and every of protocol was carefully studNo one informed ied except one. he band which number to play for Her Majesty's entrance, and the leader chose one of his favorite lumbers without thinking of the occasion. . . . So, as the signal was for the Queen's entrance ;ien with every soldier standing rigid-- y at attention), the band broke into: "The Old Gray Mare, She Kin'i What She Used to Be." ... " ? v. HONOR U. S. DEAD IN ELKUI'E . White crosses and , stars in every country where American soldiers fought against Hitler's army, bear testimony to the sacrifice of V. S. lives. The liberated people of these countries now honor the V. S. war dead as fervently as their own. The photograph shows French and American officers saluting. Beyond the graves were the hills through which the Allied forces pushed their way to the Rhine. . . group of editors were discuss-n- g the pros and cons of the OPA. "The NAM is right," said one. After all. they've got business experience that money can't buy." also got lobbies," "They've mapped a cynic, "that money can." A we know the key word. I vjTfH" de-:a- denunciation of capitit in this country and was complete and his concept of a new capitalism as fresh and revitalizing as a spring shower. And the evidence is all about us that unless and until capitalism pulls itself up into a progressive power it will die in our country as it has died a waning death in Europe. Here are some of Johnston's concepts: Capitalism must change from a monopolistic concentration of power and influence in the hands of the few into a competitive economic system designed for the enrichment of the many and not to make a few men rich. The whole process of thinking of for the privileged capitalism few must be raised to a plane where responsiblity to the public interest is you can ,do with a yard of flowered chintz. Just try cutting the posies out and spreading around for dramatic effect. Tint a faded bath mat and ill SlS PPLIQUE tiff21? Rc5t The career of a lesson to k neophytes. In the first Ive years of his writing apprenticesPulitzer Award hip, the vinner earned the vast sum of 522.50. . . . Dorothy Thompson will . . Louis ilso col'm for a weekly. Wisher, who auth'd "A Week with 3andhi," is flying to India to visit rim. . . . There's a sizzling feud hi between novelist James T. Far-el- l and book critic Sterling North. . Dr. Harold Urey, atom bomb scientist (one of the important nes), will beteha we have an atom jomb war in less than 5 years, if .he powers don't agree soon. . . . all! S'been nize Well, :olumning about you. The Intelligentsia: 3ooth Tarkington ,S f it r; ilia - T h - t These Intriguing ideas are from a booklet, "Make Your Own Curtains." Every page Is illustrated so clearly that you can follow directions whether you have ever sewn before or not With its help you may use both new and old materials to curtain your house as beautifully as If you hired a decorator. Reader may get copies of this booklet for 158 postpaid. A pattern. No. 255, for the spool shelves shown tn tha sketch Is also 15c. Send orders with name and address to: g MRS. RUTH WVETII SPEARS Drawer Bedford Hills, N. Y. Enclose 15 cents for booklet and cents for pattern. Name Address e . . goom-bye-by- The OPA situation summed up: It's a question of whether the prices vill be held down or the people We leld up. 10 15 Big League Members is sage-struc- two-tim- apply a stunning big rose in on corner, use others on towels; then make shower curtains of plain material with more roses applied. The only baseball clubs that have played continuously in tha National league since it was founded in 1876 are the Boston Braves and the Chicago Cubs, says Collier's. The only clubs that hava played in the American league since it was founded in 1900 are the Chicago White Sox, the Cleveland Indians and the Detroit Ti-' gers. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT . . . must choose between the old capitalism that holds it has a closed and perfect system resting on conand untouchable gealed dogmas against organized labor, against government activity, against community planning . . . and the new which must be a human institution, vibrant and evolutionary, capable ot constantly adjusting itself to new conditions, justified by its works in- PROTECTS -- When advocates. Johnston's alism as IT IS marvelous what '.he ... ' mm Posies for Bathroom From Yard of Chintz was com menting upon the way in which a news weekly picture of some nota-ole- s looked dwarfed compared to Mrs. Roosevelt in their midst. "That's nothing," said Merry Mac McMichael, "to the way she dwarfs some people who aren't even in the picture." WWW Washington Bureau, 17 r O. jrr tDl., JV . rr As i i MISCELLANEOUS WE BUT AND SELL Office Furniture, Files. Typewriters, Adding Machines. Snfes. Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE SS Hcit Broadway, Sail Lake City. Utah. . stead of its words. 'A Tool of the People' must change from the old standpat conception of capitalism where people were merely the inert tools of the system to the new or progressive conception where the system is a tool in the hands of the We ... ( ............ f..v.... .. aiiMWTWiimilrii AFGHANISTAN and ffK;.'cir !fti'-- KASHMIRI .PKUVINLt vK V. 3 We must learn that these Really Equal Opportunity new capitalism calls for competition, not in the nostalgia of toe good old days of but with a basic ingredient of equal opportunity and there can be io equal opportunity without fair competition. We must turn from the old monopolistic competition which throttled competition of the little fel-' to the new competition which provides opportunity for ideas, for thinking, for inventive minds, mch holds prices reasonable, akes better living, stimulates, but fever stymies ... opportunity. T'e new capitalism must mean greater diffusion of the K'ol thinE f life, more people owninc more things, the enrichment of the many, and not to the "a' of making a few men rich. c are for a great madle c,a"s reonomy which means 'twer peoplp at the top and few-'- ! at u,p bottom . . .then what't matter with a decent mini-muwage? He s;.y we really want to see '"r diffusion of the good things of we wrid . . . then what's wrong m profit sharing? What's wrong giving workers a real incentive J Produce more for their own prof- . more people buying more mgs so you can make more things 'cn niore and more people can b 7 thaft what it would mean. ? Hi Hit MOSLEM DEMANDS NATIVE INDIAN STATES BRITISH INDIA out: "All is grist for a writer's mill. I don't create from the whole cloth either of reality or jf fancy. I have in my literary tit items in the newspapers, stray ncounters in the street, stories I ioar, no matter where. Eventually out they grind, either as a story or i i i I 'I iuI i play." It The way a columnist grinds it not every year. ev- ery day The Story Tellers: Gene Fowler Irving Berlin: "You are one Df the very few immortals who is itill mortal!" told SEl 1 "iP BAY0FBENGAL IWS IKl : OBJ- - (I ANOAMAN 1 ON FREEDOM . . . Although the UNITED DIVIDED word "India" bespeaks of one country and thereby infers a certain In a strange contiguousness of territory, the fabulous land Is actually In nations which are little within Islands reality political position with scatin their own right. In the north are the Moslem provinces and in the are lincsl strongholds party tered throughout (parallel party representatives and Moslem the British holdings. Both attended the conference. league men, normally at odds, INDIA REBEL PASSES . . . Sen. Carter Glass, 88, Virginia Democrat, who died of a heart attack. Senator Glass has not attended congresi for four years. He was secretary of the treasury under Wilson. All-Ind- All-Ind- , 1 k if W I O Af lav K'l -- , IJLr'' V 4 4 tC T m s Members or me new jap...-Hfor their first by Prime Minister l'oshlda, pose Sechi Omura. Kann Ishlba.bl. Kljur. Vehara, Shida, Takulano Klmura, k Tsunejlro HIratsuka, ao9el Kawal, T0Sh,r0' I,4J r A KINET "L'VTtt ,nllv El'Sru fmKS'r. Shidehara. hl . . . O. Quotation Marksmanship: Henry: Her dress fitted her with Jdelity and discretion. . . . Beth Brown: Up in the skyscrapers old women were filling their buckets with footprints. . . . Phil Baker: A gal looking for a guy who could s come true. make her . . . Anon: He sat at his typewriter tenderly diapering his brain child with neatly folded phrases. . . . Mark Twain: Man was made at the end of the week's work, when God was tired. . . . Anon: When a girl winks it means one of two things. She has something in her eye or ihe has somebody in it. . . . Ben Hecht: He ate like a man with a stowaway under his vest. . . . Olive Schreiner: We talk so much of intellect and knowledge but what are they? After all, the heart can't live on them. One would barter all one's knowledge for one kiss and all one's Intellect for one tender touch just one! 4. N Writ for mi I Trries to Colorado' largeat hatchory. Colorado HilehtfV Dmvit.CoI. jf A Safe, Sound Investment-B- uy U. S. Savings Bonds! PAZO IN TU I IS I 'Millions of people suffering from simple Piles, have found prompt relief with PAZO ointment. Here's whyi First, PAZO ointment soothes Inflamed areas relieves pain and Itchlnt. Second, PAZO ointment lubricates hardened, dried parte helps prevent cracking and soreness. Third, PAZO ointment tends to reduce swelling and check minor bleeding. Fourth, It's easy to uie. PAZO ointment perforated Pile Pipe raakee application simple, thorough. Your doctor can tell you about PAZO ointment. SUPPOSI TOBIIS TOOI Some persons, and many doctors, prefer to ueesuppoeltorlea, so PAZO comes In handy suppositories also. The same soothing PAZO always glvee. M aaastMA relief that ataaaakaa aOMOefBaasfaaa dough-dream- IS 1 - V: EQUIP. blood tested Author Somerset Maugham p ARABIAN & U. S. APPROVED points it volun- Our W L POULTRY, CHICKS ." chistan eties. tary but powerful organizations are the core of America's new capitalism, but they must be regulated . . . the ideal way is a maximum oi and a minimum ol ovemmcnt regulation setting up fair rules of the game. . . . aJtoiJtii-- FATHER WITH MOST CHILDREN . . . George N. Davis Sr., 63, farmer of Theresa, N. V., at left, behind microphones on porch as he was awarded saving bond by national fathers day committee, which selected him as the father in the U. S. with the most children. The presentation was made in the presence of Mrs. Davis, beside him, the 20 children in foreground and 28 grandchildren. Theresa declared a public holiday and the entire town turned out to honor Davis. people. We must change from the old concept where man ran roughshod over the rights of others, to the new where the individual is a free agent but not a free booter, where man is more important than the machine or the products of the machine . . . where the primacy and dignity of man come first . . . We must turn from the old capitalism to recognize the supremacy of the individual and to recognize that modern mass production society has caused individuals to banc together for their well being intc unions, corporations, farm organizations, the trade associations and professional soci- The Funnies: Alex Woollcott and Seywood Broun walked out on a As he left lew flop one night. lis row "A" pew, Alex bent over ;o pick up a flower that had fallen Irom a bouquet on the stage. . . . "Don't you know it is bad luck," :hided Broun, "to take flowers Irom a grave?" . . . Percy Ham-non- d once critiqued of a big show .'ailure: "It is the first time in the-itr- e history that an audience ever lufTered from stage-fright- "LUCKI" SMITH . . . "Lucky" Arthur. Smith, a gypsy, who lived In a snack on Stebblns Downs, England, Is shown with his bride, Edith Helen Hume Henderson, daughter of General Henderson. The Times' Berlin newsboy, Ray Daniell, reported that the Germans live in hope that there will be a war betw. n America and Russia. They - believe that such a war will give them an opportunity to revfve Nazi-Ism- . In short, when the Allies knock each other it's only opportunity knocking for Nazis. ... Will Rogers went to a dinner but didn't know it was a political affair. The speakers were unanimous in peddling bigotry and hatred ol As Rogers the foreign born. rose to leave (in disgust) he heard himself announced as the next speaker who would give his viewi on the crying needs of the nation. Rogers turned and drawled: "After listening to those who preceded me, I have come to the conclusion thai what this country needs is fresh blood and what I need Is fresh ai;." With that he left. ... eUilDUPOBlOOD TO GET MORE STOGMW0 If your blood LACKS IRON! 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