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Show THE SALT EAKE TRIBUNE, STODiT MORNING, NOVEMBER IT, 1929.' HOOVER MAY Wife of Boxer Protests Being hm tax cut Message Fight Trainer KEW YORK W)Weather Information radioed to Dilots from depart ment of commerce stations ia doing BROCKTON, Mass. more than any other one thing to that tier husband did provide safety in flight, says Major anma of his training At hORie. Clarence M. Young, assistant secrewith her in unwilling par- tary of commerce for aeronautics. m. nuiuua ring partner, In Hf nf amateur Twenty-fogovernment radio stations now are broadcasting the President Expects to Deal boxerha Wed lult lor divorce. weather for pilots in flight every half ,111111 niiTirrf) hour, and la more stations, covering With Many Domestic Is- - ' nnnvmr ia emnc.tM to recommend a the major portion of the nation's airways, are under construction. tax reoucuon. moderate sues in Congress. Twenty of the present radio stations were constructed and put into oper- work assembling information upon m which the president can case ms By AHTHCB CRAWFORD. endation. Unless the treasury the senate and house in adjusting finailv hnM, that th ahrlnkaaa In differences between senate and house WASHINGTON, Nor. IS CD International and domestic question tax revenues resulting from stock bills. win be given equal prominence in markrt teases will be so great as to Prohibition can scarcely fall to re President Hoover's annual message make a tax reduction out of the ques- ceive attention. The un to congress, according to advance in tion, the president will recommend a doubtedly reiterates nis president previous declonnsUen of his plana. The presi- further easing of tax burdens. larations for law enforcement Penddent' desire in the direction of disFiguring prominently In the presi- ing the completion of the report of armament and world peace will be dent's recommendations for an ex- his law enforcement commission, he stressed In connection with Interna- pression of public works will be his is not likely to offer any specific reo- tional matters, while a number of program for Inland waterway devel- ommandatums. ' proposal with a bearing on economic opment. As made known in his Louiscondition, beaded probably by a sug- ville speech the president favors ingestion for another tax cut, will be creased appropriations to speed up nresented aa hi domestic program, the completion of waterway project As ha been customary in recent already authorized and the passage will two send of additional legislation to authorise years, the president messages rather than one during the other projects. It la believed, likely fh fha nnddmi mi commit him of session week the regular opening of congress convening on Monday, self On the proposal for federal aid December a. for the completion oi too minms state A comprehensive message dealing waterway project. , vith administration policies on a wide New Building Program sent to of be subjects will variety congress on Tuesday, December 3, May Get Attention. to the tentative program. The president also Is expected to aocording The president annual midget mes- recommend an increase in the authorisation for new buildings, both sage, in which he will deal with Aa a debt retirement and in this city and elsewhere. 1 to means of promoting economy and eflikely probably tax reduction, reto on Is the following day. ficiency, the president reach congress likely new his advocacy of the enactment of Hoover Win Review of legislation for a reorganization Armament Meeting. government agencies. Other DroDosed legislation Which In dealing with international questions, the president 1 expected to may receive more or less attention recite what has transpired in negotia- from the president memoes uion to railroad consolidation, postions with Great Britain over a further limitation of naval armament tal rates. Muscle Shoals, the mer and to give his hopes with respect to chant marine, radio and Immigration. at your , the conference to take place in Lon- He may favor amendments to we don In January. Mississippi flood control act. STEWARTWARNER The president may comment on The president probably will take suspension of construction of three of the occasion to insist upon the comBLUE RIBBON DEALER the cruisers authorized by congress pletion of tariff legislation. He may bill. restate his views as to the principles In the fifteen-cruisfvpfnw which should govern the conferees of Approval of the French debt funding agreement will be asked of congress in connection with international discussions. 'The Intermbnntain president, while secretary of commerce, was a member of a debt fundDealers which negotiated the ing commission AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. agreement.- - .The French parliament has ratified it, but action must be Twin Fans, Idaho taken by both houses of congress beA. ATKINSON A SON fore It becomes effective. Also, in Boise, Idaho dealing with International matters, A7EX ELECTRIC CO. the president is expected to make Bait Lake 'CMyr Utah some reference to administration BEAR LAKE MOTOR CO. policies with respect to Mexico. Nicaragua and China, three nationsVhlch Montpelier, Idaho furnished complications for President BROOKS FURNITURE CO. Coolidge and which present problems -Pries, Utah for future attention. BYBEE BUE8 will In Economy public expenditure Roy, Utah be stressed as of foremost importance -- to th BUHL IMPLEMENT CO. to the economic welfare of the coun-- CUAHUMUISTONI BahL Idaho try, lust as It wss continually empha' sised by President Coolidge. Mr. BUYS CONFECTIONERY of Is adHoover, however. prepared to CO. vocate a program for expansion of Heber City, Utah works broader tines than along public BRADFORD AUTO CO. Mr. Coolidge considered justified. Uailey, Idaho In spite of the expanded program, FLOYD CLOW ARD, necessitating a steady Increase in the SANITARY MARKET aggregate of expenditures, President (UP.-Claimi- u nar transcontinental airway from Mew York to Omaha are in operation under direction of Captain Tt. C. Hlngs-bur- g, chief of the department of commerce airways division. Thirty-fiv- e more radio beacon stations of the aural type, whose signals the pilot receives by ear, are under .construc- s tion. atkm last year. A year's operation, it is expected, When the department's radio weather chain is completed. Major will give sufficient data for a comparison will be of the merits of the visual and a Young said, there hardly mile in the United States aural radio beacon systems. Xire flying takes place that will not be covered by the radio weather New Road in England broadcast. A simple receiving set aboard a Plan to Help Idle Men plane enables a pilot to keep in constant touch with the stations and be LONDON (UP), The northern advised of changing weather condt part of England is the first to make tions. the The exchange of terminal weather a decided move toward solving which is problem of unemployment conditions between the government's most severe there. radio stations, the air secretary said, Something like $112,500,000 exporbably is the most Important of the program for weather information that can be re- pended in a five-ye- ar of unemployment is sugported for the pilot because tt keeps the reliefs schemes submitted to the him advised whether a safe landing gested In ministry, of transport by the local aucan be made at his terminal field. division of thorities in the northern Weather from alternate fields is broadcast on the even hour and in England, embracing eight counties. event a terminal field Is closed Of this amount five of the county ... by fog a pilot may be advised as to council schemes amount to $50,000,-000where he may find a safe landing A section of the trunk road which place. Mine radio beacons defining the is to run throughout England has Official Sees Radioed Weather As Greatest Air Safety Factor ng nn ur rec-om- - Poultry Groups Show Big Gains In Nine Years WASHINGTON 00 with prospects of $100,000,000 in a season or two. Operating in 33 states, 139 farmers' organizations marketed more than 4,000,000 cases of eggs, 16,500,000 pounds of live poultry and 10,800,000 pounds of dressed poultry in 1928. in the county of Durham and other sections will shortly be started in the West Riding of Yorkshire and in Lancashire. Other works in the North Riding and East Riding of Yorkshire and to Westmorland and Cumberland are expected to be put in hand early this been commenced month. Dealers for the vdv tf Where the Price Is Always Right Air sickness Is in planes, and the successful transport companies will be those which guarantee design their cabins as to proper and adequate ventilation for-- their public The general comfort of travel is also an important factor, and an efficient pilot who selects the proper air stratum and avoids bumpy riding, as far as possible, can do much to eliminate the risk of air sickness for his passengers. It can be concluded that very few peoples are troubled efby air sickness in properly built, ficiently piloted aircraft." NEW AIRPOETS OF KXTB Y. To give WASHINGTON (Jf betion. quick clearance to planes flying The obvious solution here is, of tween Palm Beach and Cub4 and the course, the growing public confiservice dence in aeronautical safety, and as Bahamas, the Curtlst Flying Lake Worth, at airplane travel becomes more and seaplane base on has received desmore a matter of course, most of this Palm Beach. Fl.. 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