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Show LEIU FREE PRESS. LEH1. UTAH the administration are firmly convinced that government ownership of the electric industry would be a real blessing for tfce people of the I country as a whole. There is another important difference in the situation of the railReviewtd by roads, during that terrible winter of and that of the electric CARTER FIELD industry today. In the World war almost tes V.c collapsed. Meanwhile the weather, Curious position in which for whose weight and the United States now finds plus trucks power the roads had not been calitself with respect to the culated, had made the highways sorEuropean war . . . Swing to ry substitutes for the steel roads. The rush of getting our own troops President's neutrality stand and supplies to Atlantic seaports, since war broke out . . . plus the necessity for keeping up Nationalization of electric inthat vital flow of supplies to the allies, was terrific. So dustry being considered . . . the government took over the the Political Axis Being Formed? Europe Catft Decide, But Has Doubts Is Moscow-Berli- n NATIONAL AFFAIRS 1917-191- 4 hard-presse- significance of Mississippi gubernatorial d Pot and Pan Holders That Hang in a Rev By RCTH WYETH SPEARS A GREEN and white kitchen leaf. I stepped into one the other day with white walls, green fioor and green organdy curtains. Everything was green and white, and over the stove hung a set of patch- pot holders like a row cf green and white tiles. AH love old quilt patterns. For who do not have time to make quilts, here is a modern your favorite designs. Perhaps you were put to bed as a child under this star? The sketch gives the dimen- - work bright cf us those bs gp .liiiww , Non-Aggressi- ar uso-fo- eight-pointe- d Government Control Left Railroads in Bad Shape 1 But consider for a moment what white was the chief reason why their tak6REEN BIAS ing over by the government was so AND essential. It was to get the roads out from under government regulation! So long as the roads were in 6 WHITE 16 GREEN, private hands any collusion, any ex changing of services, any agree ments that A would handle this territory and B that, while C would handle only through business, would 2V have been frightful affronts to the the for the for sions patterns interstate commerce commission. In for the it in used making not have would such fact, practices pot holder. Piece eight small been tolerated for a moment. two triangles; then It never occurred to anyone, of squares of blocks of three trioblong course, that this could have been eight A layer of sheet wadding angles. decision solved by the simple by is used for padding. The backing congress that for the period of the for the holder is white. The three as restrictions all except emergency are together by sewquilted layers to rates and safety were abrogated. white triangles inside the just Yet after the war no one denied ing of the pieced top. that the only advantage from govHave you sent for your copy of ernment operation was this new Sewing Book No. 3? Evthe of federal regulation. In homemaker will want a copy ery fact, there was a terrific rush to get for it contains useful ideas for the roads back into private hands, home decorating ; as well as origand there is little doubt that if the inal ideas for things to use as gifts, war had continued much longer the and to sell at bazaars. You will stupid inefficiency of government be delighted with this new book. operation would have more than offThe price is only 10 cents postset the advantages of removing govSend coin with name and paid. ernment regulation. address to Mrs. Spears, 210 S. So obvious and true was this, Desplaines St., Chicago, 111. along about the time the roads were own- handed back to their private . Without Modes ers m sucn caa snape mat jluiey aims at eternity; Architecture have never fully recovered that and therefore is the only thing inseveral ardent government owner capable of modes and fashions in ship advocates moaned that this unSir Christopher fortunate experience had "put the its principles. cause of government ownership back Wren. There may have been more curious positions in which allegedly neutral nations have found themselves than the United States now occupies with respect to the present war in Europe, but the most studious of diplomats are unable to remember an example. Diplomats were a bit surprised at the fervor of President Roosevelt's fireside chat with the nation. He and signed the treaty with followed very closely, they point out, denly Other Each Still Soviet and Germany Despite Germany. Suspect the pattern of Gen. Hugh S. JohnTwo Schemers Work. Does But son's speech a few days before as Pact; Shouting Over This is the supreme test of Soviet to being neutral in fact, but not neuHitler Hold the Upper Hand? diplomatic wisdom, for Josef Stalin, tral in thought. smart though he may be, is dealing Johnson was a little blunter. He with another smart schemer in made no bones about the impossibilBy RONALD CAPPER reason Adolf Hitler. There is good ity of not being against a nation (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) to believe Germany got the upper which uses force instead of persuaWhile France and Britain cock one eye down a rifle hand during the tense pre-wdays which has no regard for its PARIS. at Germany, the other eye never veers from the most when Russia hesitated over ratify sion, word, and which threatens the peace pact. of the world every time it wants Europe Soviet Rus- ing the enigmatic question mark facing war-ma- d Gloating over her spotlighted po anything. Roosevelt was much mildsia. Will the Old world's No. 1 diplomat, Josef Stalin, come to the balance of peace er. But he also mentioned the use treaties those sition, holding Germany's aid under the trade and or war, the Soviet might have main- of force, and admitted that he could nations signed just before the war? Is Comrade Stalin merely tained this enviable status if Hitler not ask the citizens of this country, outhad not been equally alert. Der as Woodrow Wilson had done in 1914, playing Germany for all she is worth? Or has Adolf Hitler Fuehrer knew the British ambas- to be "neutral in thought." smarted his new friend, forcing Stalin to aid the Nazi cause? sador to Berlin has always favored tremenGerman-SoviThere was another bit of Roosealliance are The implications of a friendship velt's address which was generally a policy of observers dous. Indeed, this possibility has worried European aeainst Russia. Furthermore, ne approved by the partisans of Britain ver since Adolf Hitler came to knew Russia was aware of Sir Nev- - and France, and was gall and wormWhen Hitler left the League of ile's ambitions. That is why the wood to the This was his power, for together these milicard another commutRussia was played Nations, ambassador busy kept fearbe no should there insistence could be that tary juggernauts by entering the good graces of Geing between Berlin and London with profiteering on any commodities some. neva but not, mind you, until Ger- diplomatic notes which might have which the men, women and chilThere is no longer any prob- many was safely out of the road. led to an settlement. dren might need in the So uneasy did Russia become that countries. lem of ideology standing be- Thus the capitalistic countries were the supreme Soviet council met huragain. As mere words thesq are not untween the nations, although divided non- 1936 came the third card, apIn the German ratified and riedly But when it is realized Communeutral. American Nazis and plication of sanctions against Italy aggression pact within zo minutes that Britain and France can buy for 50 years." believe us Thus after Premier Vyacheslaff Molotoff all of these commodities in the Unitnists would have in the Ethiopian campaign. swords' at are theories of a sort two won Political the Soviet the friendship introduced it. Significance ed States that they want, allowing ooints. Ten years ago this was true, with France and Britain, with whom submaEach Other. losses for certain Suspect through Of Mississippi Primary but through the ensuing years Ger-- 1 diplomatic relations had already obvious rining of the supply ships, but that it this this But hesitancy, the effect is no There discounting many and Russia have approached been established. "saueeze" play, does not speak well is practically impossible for Germa- of the Mississippi gubernatorial pri1938 a similarity. in New Phase Began n relations. ny to be so supplied, the evenhanded for future mary on the possible nomination of Watnns Surprisingly Alike looked dark Only a few days before the ratifica autumn Last justice disappears. things President Roosevelt for a third of Naziism thrives on a principle for the Kremlin. Climaxing the Su- - tion, Russian deputies applauded a Side President's term, if the Chief Executive decides that to states which , racial superiority detenland crisis, the "big four" of mock battle m Red square where Swing he wants a third term. Victory of an individual race is entitled to rule Europe met at Munich without con young Soviet fighters routed an Out Since War Broke Paul B. Johnson, on a on Bolshevism operates the world. y That meant a possi clad in German Stalin. force" on this doubt some is now, suiting There ticket, and with the support of men all the opposite principle, that ble capitalistic unity which might uniforms. The big question same point, whether the embargo Sen. Theodore G. Bilbo, over fordistinction. without and re equal, now is whether Hitler has outsmartend in the of the neutrality act apmer Gov. Martin S. Conner, who Since neither idea is practical in nist alliance among France, Brit ed Stalin to such a degree that the provisionto and ammunition had the support of Sen. Pat Harri"arms, plying and the application, both the Reich and Italy. cannot regain its former po- implements of war" will be re- son, is highly important in calculatSoviet ain, Germany to theories their Soviet can overlook Russia sat sullenly for many sition. pealed. The President wanted that ing the stand that the Mississippi settle more realistic problems. Russia has things to fear from very much during the last session. delegation may take at the Demosome observers to months, leading Naziism's is counts What really next He could have had his way if the cratic national convention false conclusion that she intend Germany. Should Poland fall, the seven-yea- r beswing from an attempt the to "buffer" been convenient have could Stalin territory But gotten isolated. June. to remain ed repealer to save capitalism to a concept of was still Soviet Bilbo has been an playing his cards wisely tween the Reich and the Hitler a vote in the senate. It was obvious capitalism that is He saw a breach for Roosevelt. Harrigrowing once more would disappear, bringingUkraine. that there were enough opponents of not far removed from the Russian as Hitler Czecho-Slov- a closer to his long coveted to talk the change to death son has said little on the subject, repeal up gobbled purpose 6ystem. From this parallel but his plain sympathies have been So, in the desire to reach adjourn kia and Memel. Then, when ap- - Should this issue develop into war to ment, it was abandoned. nations two the might spring almost anything. (much between he with the group of Southern Conservstarted talk again, Yet a study of Soviet history dur Deasement of the democracies' glee) no one can direction in administration atives including Carter Glass and the inside overtures time the made At will show war history ine but officials mammoth Russia's whether tell them Flood Byrd of Virginia, Josi-a- h of their basis on the Britain. and France Finding Harry figured, its foreign policy has pursued one faithless, yet still keeping the pow- untried army could stop the highly knowledge Euin W. of the situation Bailey of North Carolina, sim consistently and with consid ers machine. Prussian efficient sud military were about Ed" Ellison D. Smith of war "Cotton turned odds for he the that divided, rope, erable success. That aim has been South two. to Carolina, and Walter F. However, they about three nrevention of a German. Italian, of Georgia. if the that embargo also George figured French and British alliance opposed For many years the practice of the odds would be be could repealed this as So "ganging Russia. to long reversed, thus becoming three to the Mississippi democracy has been un" is averted, the Soviet will be to put both its United States sena two against war. free to complete its big task of in has there tors on the delegation it sent to nadoubt that no is There Here's how nl develoDment. toward in tional conventions. But also for time sentiment a been : swing they've accomplished it thus far side since the war out of mind the practice has been President's the Didn't Like tinier. broke out. It is just a question of to bind the delegation by the unit In 1922 the Soviet signed a trade -- Raise forest a how many "incidents" it would take rule. This means that the 18 votes treaty with Germany, theng suscepto lower want to so inflame the country against the she casts at these party assemblies your you tible, to any sort of A. of F. advice the Nazis that the only question would must be cast all together, and that That's taxes. Verafter its rough treatment at States United of the chief be when the United States would get how they are cast is determined by Silcox, sailles. But as a matter of expediwho suggests that into the war on the side of Britain a majority vote. forest service, Gerfrom folency Russia drifted away communities So while Senator Harrison may be and France. American might many when Hitler came to power. low the example of European towns it would be a simple matter, one of the delegates, and in fact But They didn't like him. in licking the tax ogre. now, to force through the change the probably will be a very influential The idea is already catching hola. President has wanted. There are one, it is also probable now that the some senators still who believe it friends of Bilbo and Governor JohnSome 1,500 cities, towns, villages, would be virtually an act of war, son (as he will be then) will be counties, school districts, churches 3,000,-00- 0 own about now and calculated to get the United able to muster a majority of the deland townships acres of forests, and new plots States into the war, but there are egation. Which means, unless somenot enough of them to make a strong thing unforeseen should happen, that are being reported 10 me luie&i filibuster with no date for the end- Mississippi's 18 votes will be cast service almost every day. Ten for the renomination of Franklin D. BOULDER DAM, COLO. By selling fuel, pulpwood, Christing of a session agreed upon. and nuts concrete Roosevelt. mas massive syrup, trees, maple miles south of this Consider Nationalization other forest products, communities structure geologists have discovered Reservations That Must hiscan take a substantial cut from their Of the Electric Industry a "missing link" in volcanic s in the What more, formed tax annual levy. Nationalization of .the electric in- Be Given Consideration tory a lava "dike" new playgrounds, fish offer forests While this is the obvious political , dustry is one of the first move! gravel. and when Dealers New How it got there is the problem and game reserves and recreation from the primary, espededuction by planned of the facilities, besides protecting city United States becomes in- cially in view of Johnson's very the if worrying Prof. Ian Campbell watersheds and providing employvolved in the war. The only quesCalifornia Institute of Technology large majority considering the size national ment. is whether congress would be of the vote, there are a few reservaand Dr. E. T. Schenk of the tion decided the Swedish Forest Runs Street Cars. tions. For one thing, it must be re park service, who have willing. forest idea startthe inner circle is not worry- membered that Harrison did not "dike" is a mere geological youngThe But community Never ster of some 25,000 years. ed in Europe, where such famous ing about that .question. There is make any speeches in favor of Confound cutting been Here's no thought in the minds of the left ner, and, that despite the knowlas Germany's Black forTREES CHRISTMAS before has lava preserves how it forced its est and those at Fontainebleu and through gravel, and rock wingers that, in the rush to give the edge that Harrison was for him, of this type Versailles have been producing rev- one product from your community a porous administration every power it might many of Harrison's friends have way into local tax the cut that helps fashion is a big enue for years. At Orson, Sweden, forest in such clean-cu- t' ask for war purposes, control of never forgiven Conner for his race to pay burden. There's aho maple syrup such a vital element as power would against Harrison last time Harrison forest the enough provides MTdifflcult to believe," the ge to the senate. Conwas all local taxes and supply free street in some localities, fuel, pulpwood, not be included. an open car "that etc. railhave service. and it reported, was made slurring refthe war In time last ner the at that telephone ologists have well as erences to the way Pat spent his as oldest forest is at But the America's motive, roads. fissure four feet wide could the has Seattle largest municipal in these which was started in N. be different. In time in Washington, giving the imbeen formed or maintained forest, covering 67,000 acres. The the situation, would was 1710. SinceH., 1832 it has dike magma the while provided city claims to have sold more than the first place, while some of the pression that he was often on the travels fuel for the church, the poor people links of the Burning Tree Golf club is then heads of the administration pouring in from below. may be and the school, plus $5,238 in cash $1,000,000 worth of timber, which that the govern- when he should have been tending "A possible explanation was have hoped of initial cost land may the than more rap-Slwhich paid community debts, im- and trees. the first surge of lava ment would operate the railroads to the interests of Mississippi at the chilled by contact with the cold proved the village buildings and forever, most of the driving force, Capitol. Mr. Silcox is sold on the idea: This a library and school. build Another factor is that, according and perhaps water-f- i led gravel. to helped much take including the thought of President doesn't money "It formed was for bhilled glass thenceforward side to various polls, sentiment among Woodrow Wilson, returning Shows Profit. Forest of he "Most Seattle said. start a forest," as soon as the emer- the Democrats of that section does railroads a seal which prevented any the on be can them cheap the has Wisconsin developed of bulk prothe adopted as the remaining not approach a majority for a was over. scientifically. Each year the land, and there are millions of acres gency time the takthat Roosevelt third term. So the quesmagma pushed in. Is the texture of gram This allegation land that can be state pays 10 cent an acre to the of too, was "Spectacular electric tion is whether Johnson, and for that over the valindustry of One work. the to ing until great the put ' the dike itself. Most dikes that are county owning the forest, would war matter Bilbo, will take that side for purposes is the opportunity necessary ' of production stage is reached. Then ues of the project intruded Mnto the shallower partsfine real reason. of the question next year. not the an dole excuse, be a for it affords public back as its replacing state the money gets Bll Syndicate WNU Service.! the earth's crust are very The real reason is that insiders in timber is cut. by worthwhile work." WASHINGTON. IS T JJiS. s short-circuiti- non-aggressi- et Anglo-Germ- an f pro-Nazi- Anglo-Germ- s. .ail an war-stricke- n Soviet-Germa- "jn-vadi- I a. INDIGESTION Sensational Relief from Indigestion and One Dose ProTes It llttl If the first do of thli black ublet doesn't bring you the fxtest end mojt eipertenred tmi bottle complete relief you plfuint-Uftln- he get DOUBLE MONEY BACK. 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