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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. UTAH News Review of Current Events the World Over ft mk wit) nut h dUlurbcil, Tli (tun Is l lillllra bom oilier Hum normal working mtI...W and rlo.l of fi Ifiin n! pur. piiM g of iiitirui linn. rr isMU. R, MI3 AIIII W. IlCKAIEI) G1: Il I'K S control crj rsme a b tier From Sir. ItiH'si-velfull of optimum hlh a read to the delegate. The President, who It a member of the .New S'ork stale fnrm tuireiiii, expressed ( preclulii.n for the fedorittion's ux port and outlined the first efferl of federal money "gelling Into the hands of people who need II." yet he raullom-farmers and others to guard against let ling a rise In fnrm Income tempt u to forget the realllles of supply and demand" Secretary Wallace and Mr. nkcr hot It were on the list of and were well rvselved. t Mo-co- w In a iuji, fti-- mr ambits- ris i lied Ml unprei edenled time the establish, of the SuV let regime, (Mhi-- envois on srrival at have the capital accorded little or no attention until they have presented their 1 T PYY TY work os oid unit. tin-l- hut -- MH' (.UN TKYDK en'ltx-l- Readers Inlil fur Hnxy By iWMM iavs Ifitenno'r.tuLi Ilru lit'l.! ITT, In Contrm rrcy With Secretary Wallace Forces Feck Into Education Iteun in CCC Camps a New Jol Sumner Welles Comes Home From Cuba. Scenes and Persons in the Current News I BKVERLT !II!.I.S-W- r!l know U Just hat I reJ In the papers and is hat late messing around old Miivievllle. You know U 11 LU D 1IM IxS It! MINEi 1.1 EMIT O'. MI , Mr. t, l. will p.iv and H1 l IT.- - S.tt CITY. LAKE SALT I,k.- - Cilv will l.int.iX atitb Il"ii im. ( R iul In - fl i fit lilt- to be quite a center In that ing V"l. lift fill r ii Is An;cba ai.ivxi In Intif-- t mul f I", everybody comet lure or Ilullltt was greeted . Tin will l KM oliid Wallace ami his assistant, I'rnfinaor by hero. with extraordinary V nnd will J.ii u..ry in. (yiil .iil up In or comirg i enthusiasm by I .ear liiiiiiM in July 11, I'.k'.l, mil And It o o evclt amt h luls and populace on Die n am .iv ftlniMily found the you sen quite a alike. When he mourt N'YDA. IT S'.upmtn It. Mr lot ol folks thnt ay In get cross, d the Itus. fthqx-tint ftnovt mi C i dideiT US' J lo peek was pcrsumM sImh frontier at Nigorcloge he was ' ll ICci c me xi ru I'd bn out here, In resign a agrl come Installed In a sumptuous prlvatetsr vti'l.i it suffering r.i'iiifit trnvil rulliirnl adjustment lad of llnuj 1 - n- - fiprovided by the government and In I from gad ml tii l ra tor ami a our studio where I ork. this he trjvehd in Moscow On Ins I T. - M mv mi, . ill. r see ein at BEAYER. MiMiiin nun h ! aarrival at Alexandrovsky st.it, mi ha They ell try o sue the rtudios, bat are f wiUiiii mill nmre In M Ilk lie Into your mi imd by ihierlng tMwIs and r.ililn-- s lo dont Id this put eny ideas l" ng taki n In a a a il a i l wafccnt me (hat got on It head to Alexanwas formally . be him. lie ana rallfil as I gums Into the studios. Il der A. 1 royatiovsky, who Is comSAI.T LAKE CITY. I T Itus-ha special assistant ns to ing Washington biindird 'some particular ftiend or pull tiny of flu tax to the P r mlileiil and to Alexis Neum.m, save had tilth aonie one prominent In ll.e ft light on all li,,gx sluiuMi i 1ST of Ills duties having law-ami liuiiiei) to head vhe director of the Soviet press deAnyhow quite a few are own owner's mi. the i.m f,,r pi Ion, company. ransferred to Aiding Sei ro- partment. a temporary coiiitnillee that will 1 in line out there at various time and have r ft til Into fftx t D,s-:irecommend ierniiiricnl machinery tary of Slule Morgenthuu, Thomas He was Installed In the National as ' have, (as the actors ftitli tl,e ndiiilnisirnlluV d.ry of lunch, lle os resigned tils position a as- hotel, whlili thus became a tempo-rargif government ef aay, that ftork around at all the (Eu, irk Die iiiiiiui. s Ing ( supply I man sistant secretary and followed forta to riiand foreign trade. American embassy, and atop fferent studios). and helping the fennels. The cominlltee algo a III Include A r hoaou and Professor Sprague out the building the Slar Spangled Him YVe do have a great restaurant I T Bkll In LAKE SAI.T CITY. of the administration. All three of ner waa raised, dying thus for the the members of the tao depart more llmu 7 s r cent of nil eggs Well (he guests drop lu there for 1 Senator S. Copeland of New York (right) and Waiter G. Campliell, bead of the food and Royal selected men had been t these by drui menial commit teea, (he first lime In Soviet Russia. shipped to the New Y'ork City mar- lunch. I mean many ot em. I mean administration, Imqiectlng samples of cosmetic and drug. 2 Part of a throng of needy unemployed sing! menial advisory board on reciprocal Secretary Woodin, who la never exMr. Ilullltt himself and lit ket came from Utah. New York women in who to with many one pirty a day. I had never banner civil work the administration paraded and headquarters. 3 Gen. Lazai trade pected to resume his dullea, treat lea, old daughter occupy an elalio-ratSAI.T LAKE CITY. met till the other day Mr McCormick Cardenas, nominee of th Revolutionary parly for the presidency of Mexico. a close ally of Atlor la Mr. Helves auch other and committee, policy three room apartment which of the Old Mormon" trull that owns and runs Hit great Chioey General Cummings. Individual a Peek may eelicL last Butnmer wa tenanted by CoL between Suit laike and lleuefer as cago Tribune He la ao awful nice White the In a atatement In formal It nnderstood Washingand Mrs. Clmrlea A. Lindbergh. a civil works pioject will tie fellow, and of course awful well Inton that Walter J. Cummings, ex Ilouae aald : The rrport of the coin the Utah Pioneer Trail and formed. He aald I got him in trouble by mittee and Anal action la expected ecttllva treasury assistant, would Landmarks AGE cannot wither Jamea A one time for quoting him In my litftltliln two weeks." retire very soon to become head of Heed, who for ao many year BOISE, IDA. Idaho heal grow- tle dally Blab" when he waa talkIt continued: George Peek, the Continental Illinois Ilank and enlivened the sessions of the senate ing farmers have failed to receive ing about war in Europe. That Trust company of Chicago. adjustment adiulnlatrator. with his dynamic The for uv reage they have taken when war was started women would havlnf completed the organization os until, who is sevenMissouri ut st of under the ndmin-b- t help slart It as usual." YVell he aya out production I designated to period of the AAA. and honored by hun two years old, assembled 20 rat inn's wheat program b eiul-- e they sure hopped him. head thla committee a a special CHEERED Americans and Cubans, ty for a game dinner In Kanmanly boards as a rule. I nve falfi-No I dont want to do anything to assistant to the Prealdent on Amer- but snubbed by the Grsu govern guests sas City and surprised them by to r mrt to usiiiugion oil the bring mure "She" condemnation ican trade policy." meat, Sumner Welle depnrlod from marrying, there and then, Mrs. Nell ai'oui.ts iln liiil.v i,lu,,l furme . down on him tint out here a couple The near organization to correlluvana by plane to Q I loiinclly, manmilling xitun-tbIoIs'E, IIH-T- he garment wealthy of months ago, when California put Miami on Ills way late the Internal adjustment of proIn lie Coeur tl'Ain.-bows on their ufacturer who has long been Ids lynch, ug, women were the duction ft llh auch effective foreign to Washington Imi'ioveim nt over la- .Tiec. Will 11. rooting section, and Hie original enpolilhiil supporter and friend. Two develhe a resumes may where he purchasing power Simons, vt lie mli- - in e, lor. said years ago Mrs. Donnelly was kid couragement of the thing come from Ills former post a oped by reciprocal tariff, barter, O'l his reitiin from a lour ill will'll naped and held for ransom, and the "She" sex. So guess Mr .Mand olnei Internaliounl arrangehead of the !.atln Mr Rood helped to run down the In Imiei'M an he to lid part1' "hirly cCormick was about right at that. American affairs kidnapers and prosecute them. ment," will be headed by Mr. Peek h the Mitnlier of millers wl Jobs nrd Many a man has gota licking beft hen It la completed. bureau in the De- Later Mrs Donnelly dlvoreed her longer woi.iug perlo's for them, cause bis wife has said. "Go on get of State. to partment The admlulslrntion expect husband. Mr. Reed's first wife p.elween 5" ned 4 hi men have bis a him John, you aint a going to let Jefferson of ome Caffery, died In October, 1P32. bring about modification put to work by mid :e; xiiifts, n him say that are you!" She will not who sureeeded him nation treatiea ao a mines ur.il extending nperntit us, only egg the thing on. but by golly In llavnnn. will lie, to make possible rpeclul treatment lie said. Wages have b.en Inereasol OWN In Montevideo the she will go In and join. Women are for the present, the I St of liquor importa from countries In some iiixtanees cents a day and conference wa talknot tho weak, frail, little flowers counof this men are working five days a week personal represent agreeing to tnke more ing about way of ending the Chaco that they are advertised. ative of President war between Hnllvla and Itdtend of tbn e. try' surplus farm products. This Is Paraguay, They enter a thing with more not regarded as a great difficulty to Roosevelt rather than ambassador. without getting anywhere. MeanBOISE, IDA. Senators William Here are the members of Japan's first completely organized fire department composed entirely of women F. Borah nnd J. P. Pone have liegun spirit and enthusiasm. You lot a Ur. Peek, as It is a favorite theme Whether he will he able to do more while the force of those countries woman get up at a recruiting meetto than Mr. Welles In the way of re- were exceedingly busy In the Jungle, nt KInosakimura, as they were being reviewed by the emperor. The women have become every bit as efficient to work indiv with him that trade amount with niemU-as were the men In battling flames, and have even donned the same uniforms as worn by the men. of the public works hoard In the ing and denounce the whole thing swapping my Jack kulfe fur your storing pence and prosicrlty In with the result that the Paraguayand defy the boys to Join up, and I Cuba la a question. marble." ans captnred more than 1.1,000 Bohope of securing nn in iiul allocawill lay you a bet that the first fifty Col Carlos Mendleta, leading op livian troops, wllh most of their oftion of J2,(ki lust to start construcou a doTrade, to him, ft r BRITISH FASCIST In one engagement more tion of tiie Salmon river diversion, hands that tore her asunder would mestic or International basis. Is Just posltlonlst, said that the strife, ficer sex. No sir the adjunct of the Boise pi eject, esti- belong to the fair ft hat the word signifies, and he says w iih no end In sight, is keeping the than OHO Bolivians were killed, acwhole about the women Is, bankIn thing island economic sunk cost to .gp.O.O.OHI. mated tiie to official announcethnt In Its transaction "we somecording SAI.T LAKE CITY. IT. Rox they just love to lie nii.siimierstood times have to sleep with fieople we ruptcy and threatened by strikes, ment. There was great rejoicing In rid r county, 1 tab. ranked tlility-- They always want you to have the don't like and sometimes with those lie said the nation resents control Asuncion, where the Paraguayans eoiid among i "unties of tiie United by a government hncked by army inarched through decorated streets; we like." wrong impression about whats in States In the miml er of nprieot trees tbeir minds and not the right one. He is quoted ns remarking to an dictatorship and the student dicta nnd corresponding despair lu La of healing age in IPS ', There has never been anthlng Inaide of the prospective liquor deals: torate, composed of 11 youths with Puz, the Bolivian capital. bureau. vented yet, including war, that a to a report of tin een-u- s A few Sure, we'll take their liquor If decidedly Communistic leanings. days later the Paraguay an ranked man would enter into that a woman we can pay them with butter ami Canyon county, Idaho, Augusto Suladrlgas, a director of raptured Fort Saavedra, the most Hex Elder county wouldent too. But here Is the thing, thirty-ninth- . the ARC opposition, declared that Important Bolivian stronghold In pork and other stuff. o n inn ted 1073 trees, lien ring 95 per cent of the natives are op Mr. Peek has long felt that agriyou must never let cm know but the Chaco, nnd It was generally bebush'ds, valued nt ,127.533. Canwliat you think that they are just culture has been neglected In Its posed to President Gran's revolulieved that these victories meant yon county le lotted 1)151 healing the final defeat of Bolivia In the doing eviijthing In their power to possibilities for export, contending tionary socialistic regime. Sola harvested prevent war, when as a matter of tr,e-- . from vvhiili was that too much emphasis has been drigas expressed the opinion that war. C7! luishiK value at $12 512. fact six or ciaht women could preplaced during the last 15 years on the only solution Is either a naSAI.T LAKE CITY, UT Salt vent any war. The wlve.s of the the exportation of Industrial prod tive revolution or Vnited States in PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT let It Lake led the list of western cities Prime Ministers. Diplomats, and nets. terventlon. A revolution seems in lie known that the Interdepartlu department store business gains Presidents would only have to say, mental committee on communicapossible as long as the army re-' for Novemlior over n year ago. X'A "If you allow war to come to this CHESTER PA VIS. who was slated mains aloyul to Grnu, but fuilure to tions headed by Secretary of Commeet Mr. Peek as adminOGDEN, 1 T A rep rt made at country I will leave you, so help merce Roper had pay day might prove the a meeting at relief headquarters me. istrator of tho AAA, has been In start of a revolt completed Its study sg whiffs. shows Hint more tliaii one thousand of the matter nnd At the charge of the crop control section. conference But history records no recoid of Ited Cross nriiiles of clothing were one laid Its report beIn Montevideo Angel Giratuly, CuThough long a close having been left for that reaout in Novemlier. Mr. of fore given friend him. This rePeck, ban minister of labor, attacked son though left for anything else. of UT. The OGDEN, Secprogram he sided with the Cuban policy of the United port will be subBut when he comes home some day . furnishing fit) undernourished nrd and says. "Honey I guess you saw mitted to congress, Failure to recognize the States. retary Wallace and meal hot n eaih the extras on the needy eliiliinn with and may result In Assistant Secretary Grau regime, he asserted, was ac street, I had to day in the Ogden city schools is dedeclare war She says, "I know it Tugwell In the dislegislation for rigtually intervention, since it was up clared by school officials to be highid government regpute. However, he holding a minority group of the darling, and we will lick the very ly successful. This is financed by pants off that other old mean Naulations of teledefended Mr. Peek people and propagating revolution. civil administrathe federal works assertions tion. graph, And when tho recruiting against telephone TOSS tion. nnd radio compaV. --4c that the latter's she will make the first OBEItT starts, director FECHNER, D Au erosion UT. control PROVO, nies, the reorganizw of presence In the adand she will work her head speech, emergencyconservatiouwork, project in the cany ops east of Irovo off from then to the finish at ministration had announced that a great program for ation of the whole communications anyItaly has finally won the battle of tiie grain, in other words, reached was approved by Utah county nnd thing no matter how prosecution education of the 300,000 men in tiie industry and some huge mergers. tiring or danof a session To nt the she the needs. she raises all the Provo where the signalize joint grain city The toa committee control favors poiut trend of the crop civilian conservation corps had gerous, then when its over, she will ward monopoly subjected to strict victory of his plan. Premier Mussolini operated a harvesting machine two commissions. program. He pointed to the control been approved by the President say, We women must prevent war. A LAKE UT. in is Rome. seen the of He near midst the above SALT wheat. (TTY. farm a on tofederal supervision. Outright govBut thats the way it should be and plans for wheat, cotton, hogs, and was being put into effect imme2S will assistants and rtalistidan bacco and other commodities placed diately. Educational advisers to ernment ownership Is an alternatbats the way we want it. a to make begin in the near future in operation, and said: the number of 1,405 are being tive. Now any argument, or any letsurvey of unemployment in Utah, The consensus of studies within The record of the past six placed in the forest work camps and ters in regard to the negative in A. Yager, state director of George and without the government has months would have been Impossible an individual program of Instructhe federal i c mployment service, this debate, please send to Mr Mcbeen that present conditions are unwithout the continued tion for each camp is being develCormick, owner been authorized by Washington has Mrs. I. M. Swire, a prominent figof Mr. Peek. It Is absolutely untrue oped. To a considerable extent the satisfactory both from the standofficials to employ tiie force. The and proprietor of national defense and In obstructed ure he regupoint the women's section of the that advisers are drawn from lists of progress." authorization came from Walter of the Chicago With Mr. Peek moved to a new unemployed teachers that have been lation of such matters as rates, and British Union of Fascists shown Burr, assistant federal director of Tribune. He has that forpresent restrictions give post, officials associated with him submitted to Dr. George F. Zook wearing the new uniform complenty of secre the reemployment service In Washwere considering plans for extensive federal commissioner of education, eign governments an undue advanpleted for use by the English womtaries. 1 answer work in cowill The force ington. en Fascists. tage over the American communicarevision of the methods of handling by state directors of education. It comprises a gray no mail. Even if operation with federal reemploytion agencies. skirt, with a black shirt and hat marketing agreements In the AAA, It Is the hope of the President,' ment representatives throughout the its a good letter to been decided has It virtually I dont answer it. Mr. Fechner said, that the educastate, and will compile records givC PAN'ISn anarchists started a scrap the two main divisions, crop tional program, by emphasizing forFROM PHILIPPINES And I sho dont of the unema complete survey ing revolt bloody control and processing and against the repubestry, agriculture and like subjects, lic in the northeastern situation. The Rurvey is want to get into ployment part of the will assist the men in readjusting believed to he connected witli Presiany argument and It soon spread to Mathemselves to a new mode of living country with any worn dent Roosevelts pirns to ask condrid and further south. There were leaders from to country life instead of city life gress for $5,575,000,000, including a en. for they like and to assist them in improving sanguinary conflicts between the to argue gathered In just large sum for C W A work between rebels the and and troops police Chicago for the annual convention themselves educationally and vocalike they like to go to vjr So leave .March 1 and May 1. The unemployIn and the and bombings capital of the American Farm Bureau fedme will ha out absorbed by and go after McCormick tionally. ed, It is luqied, elsewhere were frequent. Scores A great number of the young eration, and gave their full support the public works after May 1. again. Another good hiding would In street fighting, and were killed to relief the farm men In these camps arrived at and approval polido him good. He deserves it for hundreds of agitators were placed BOISE, IDA Tiie state bureau saying women help slart wars. cies of the President. Edward A. working age at a time when there After under arrest. several of days of highways has awarded a contract were no jobs. Many of them had 1'hats slander, saying women help ONeal, president of the federation, Ineffectual efforts to overcome the called the federal farm adjustment meuger educational advantages. We to J. C. MeGuiie ef Butte for constart em. Boy women slart em, civil guards the anarchists resorted act the Magna Charta of agriculpropose to give these men a chance to their strongest weapon and prostructing. draining and giavei sur- without any help. Remember the ture, saying that at last farmers for an education and to furnish claimed a nation wide facing five miles of tiie highway be- address. Tribune Building, Chica-revolutionary have the machinery and the power them vocational guidance which tween the Snake river and Lewis- Scad postage If you wish an ansivn was order The strike. Issued to obtain a fair share of the conwill aid them to earn a living." No serious consideration given t ville in Jefferson minty on a through the National Confederation sumers dollar. For forty years, he The opportunity for education will of Labor, which is controlled of $51,1117. This mouse deer, the only spec! anonymous letters. Yours, Will. by the said, the farmer has been getting be offered to all members of the sy ndicalists. Here are tiie two girls and the boy who were found to be the nearest men of Its type In this country, arPS. I am certainly glad BOISE, IDA. A (.ill for 30 engi-In the less and less of this dollar, but by corps, but participation rived at the Detroit zoo recently to physical perfection of any of the half million boys and girls who For four days the fighting continnothing to do with this argunc 70 and for work 'ers use of the full powers of the agri: 11 be courses of instruction will not clubs In tiie United States. They are, left to right ued, and then the government an- after a long Journey from the Phil belong to the 4 under tiie 1 nited States Coast nnd ami am e it of it Good luck, Mr cultural adjustment administration, mandatory. nounced that both the revolt and Ippine islands. It Is a gift lo the Clista MiUspaugh, a high school girl from Mount Pleasant, Iowa; Glenn Geodetic Cormii k. Suivy in Idaho lus been he declared, this trend can be The available working hours on the general strike had failed. local park from Prank Murphy, govSherwood, a farmer's son from Larned, Kan.; and Shirley C. Drew of Me Sdicat4, Inc i'sued Ivan Idaho by Crawford, turned the other way. ernor general of the Mauds. , 1X33, Western forestry projects 40 hours per .ewxpaper tlnleft. Fayette, Mo., freshman at Christian college, Columbia. .'.ihlie woiks eugiieer. lnllitl Im-i- fr V some-wher- of-f- - s- t P'-e- I prcsi-no-- - Wllili-li-d- m I g -r n-i- fr Inter-depar- nine-yea- e Japanese Women Organize Fire Department asMs-iatioi- clo-vl- s -t 1 I r r he.-he- Italy Wins "Battle of the Grain S 1S,-?"- I I A ' 0, jbm, , &Uv;x' I V.o Healthiest in the Nation Agricultural low-hi- n 1 ! ." 1 |