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Show . .. . ,. , . ., . . ' ' ... , . ' ' . - ' '' ' , - , I . ;,. ... Af d- - - - ,..... ,, ,,...... -- -- - ' ' - -- : . , tCotTright 1101, ..By International News Service) NEW YORK., Aar 19.(LNS)In a romance of "love at first Mrs. Dorothy gem" NVPA AdTtliniStratfir Harry L. Hopkins and ) - Tr, tr elitngton--- --- e Senator Chavez anno-nne- s vrould-discus- 4 : - rriscuse-----mbli- - , , , , t , , : $, - I ' - )This -- - , Saviorac . New York - - ;: , . ' ' . SAN LUIS POTOSI. Mexico. Lamm sy tardenas ix determined that the strong man of San Luis, generaluturinio Cedilla shall surrender his arms and present army to the government sio that tho progrion may gami withNI nstiorre-socialist- , s , ie out danger of internal revolt. - Tlut president entering San Luis witli Tilt Own soldiers to assure calm in the wake of Inligtent rumors of rebellion. made hie demand in a speech last from the central balcony of the governor's palate. Cardenas charged that hit former secretary of agriculture plumed a revolution. that he conferred with representatives of foreign oil companies whose property the government expropriated. and that with "the id of agents, who toured the country and abroad". he , in "subv valve activities."' engaged Hiti sold CedWo feigned Illness to avoid a term of military sere-le- e le, Michoacan. PreMdent Cardenas' state, and to mask llis plans night-Speaki- f .! 1. L '. , . ' 0 i 4 ; 't - . - 1'. ,,,,: ,,, , ' , . 1 - t , s , , y From Starving - - - - , tickets good for a 11Mited lop, , ply only protection agarnet starvation today t for 91.0011 personscaughtin Chicago's relict cisis. . Funds for Slay- relief cheeks ran out after 170.000 persons had 4 famtliei 34,000 leaving dependem upon foodstuffs fur. beeteimild. the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation. g .... Tbe raLionsu which heretofore supplemented cash relief consist. ... es of beans,- butter, cabbage, celery, .oranges and rice. 1dilk wu avidistro only for children. - 4', , Ail gip mations I -alalmated at S1,000,000 monthly. v4 Deed except-foallergen. c., . wetservices Governor Henry Homer has because of an-- empty cy recommended an increase of The damn, 1,,,,,,oht Ig500,000 monthly in state aid for 4 p"ceZdz bearing - il'otriyekets relief purposes. Chicago could ex. reading: "Soak the rich and feed Pact "It Imre than "n"nn the poor." end "Don't starve, its share, which would still leave -, a monthly deficit of at least $600.. Relief anew, looked to the 000. special eeetuon of tlit legislature The goverhor suggested the tomorrow for aid In the financial city divert or borrow from its Arista,. ,77111 difference between various-funto meet the relief amountsvellable for relief emergency until machinery cap was and tiumrieeded Chicago by be set up to collect taxes througn , -- , i! new revenue measures. New lev- ies on luxuries, includ:. ing cigarets, soda water and cos. . metics, have been suggested by some city officials. i 4' ' Approximately nine legislative 1 .4 , days remain before officials will - N be pressed by relief clients for their June checks. Whether the ....,,...., ''''. f ' legislature and cite would find a 4 ;..'3' , temporary solution to Chicago's '' relief es a an epee question. ( ds o , ,,, - -- ." t ; , ' i - f . 34.: ., , 4 . i' ! , . 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' . got :. 4 - pl-thite-a- o "..1.:,tit... , ..::. - ', (--1,0001.duw' ' - - - i ,, , . - 1,1 I 0. :, -- l'oilk,0 N -' .. . 108LsztessItortor - ..lmssemw,e 9.7 I. - . ' -- zeit . , , :,,,,-- ,,,4. t4',:.,' - ''' -- - ti i al - ertind::- Hent714, - - - ,,,,. , ,',,;-,- - , 1 . , , 1 ,,r ',Y. ' '',, '' - ,,, 4 '',11,.."."''''''.".....'...L.:: ... .....................0. ..,,,z-: 42..,...... , 1,..,,,,,,- - - - ; - -- -- ' ,,, tbs.. leery week Atip smtniest tintedowl sisArtitrimmed's posits Idrocts,, sent drive; put tbo tome tenni& twee woos down& Loeb en tars , . ''..'-- ' 'ill t ., l's 1 :, 11 , -- . t .... 1 4 ' li 'II?' "' ' is oil 0 tiq: iitiii$11 tbrottgb the booing them Modgewbooke end opringstekttos pond.- ' COONS ratting of a 'aid Jump, "Daggs bee envoi my Nito literally beedre de et tooter says Jimmies 4e-i--- :,--- , - . III( pHill . . ilit'l" '4 1 io, . I:" 4!...pott. buttonhole in to $ot" Now Beier Lyman Motor Company i CHr WattIns Motor Company' srummeellrgCmPailtatiost- s - I Offeror! by 451-45- 7 ,, MetterettlepCnrr''"Plidpido.-"'..-"""'''",.."-m".5-- 6 Vt; Motoi Coosortm IttiOtor Nom. , Salad ComParrI, Ion Motor" Coterant' 14.911111.Papanikolos ' Milairrs.41 South , , . . Motor Company, kin It Mines; - ' - Toe- - gs isteur Moin----7-- pot rat. , w Ondasi,' Indiast.. Hove 3rou ever wondered why Dodge cent have such a greet tePW1163111 for dependability, ruggedness and lose life? Tbs asiwer kakiin the fact the for years Dodge has dalibetratoly engineered sad benIt its tare not on& ke the fere owner, but ke the sersore, third nod even fourth wasensi Boman of . empeartuyers-- :7thietectteedinerrAlepeadabilidalseuesedsei have switched from other airs to Dodge is the pest yes,. And the's else why , those who rosily know used car vabses are saying the used Dodge ores offered , ' : . by Dedge dealers are the finest buys Cla tho tRockget ', ' - - . Today!. cmmporty Mous 6 Wiraoke Auto Campton.. Venal. Malt Mont Company , rekesilLotedoIttidoralcatUTSalaciParksCAs,C11Pcitl' gponatelVYMilla. Evansies.' ee:: THE BESTPRICED CAR IN. AMERICAV If 13053u:11113v1' - 1 ' - ....,.. ,"Y't imam LOCALITY AND ASK FON 81 Temallete9134-too- l ellenik .. 131n11111s I mod tuns . Tam. , - . ran otuvlitED mutts DEMONSTRATION DEALEIS A , : loodoodhe. Wil Pedleull Tomo. annol;orik Wow Imre most immoont la sift amestatil betty inky ..,,, Loor11.:No. Odor sodele micenempose;dy low grime. TELErscing YOUR DODGE , - - Parson Done Piton Pike Gate Cotooeuw Ian , rms.. li ar tor Auto C.0 PONOES DELIVENES IN otneerr await taw. dollogr stow stommi own. soran. so ; - , Copy . IN - YOUR' WITHOUT OBLIGATION . - , - -- " - ,,,,,.,....,s,,,,,,,,s...........,u,k..fr.wse..z.4h..t...",t,b,...r........o,.......,a..........o.a...1.......;..n....;..n::.;. , - , ,vt. . . , , ,Iall,1,po ' 0 , - ,,,', ... ,,,,,. - i . t THE SECRET, OF DODGE DEPENDABILITT , :4,-,- a 01.0.,0., Abram rcdrviow' I -- , Eureka ' A , - . . .loo Di Moggioss Owe Story "How I Learned ,. E - "1111''''''''' ,,, - , 7 BElligitifilifigigilfsjEc)3,,,Eff, PtB. pilt,,,wrgllirjayt I .FREE! , J. 0., 7"1"11' 1 '3 , 1 A2 :1:P:,,e,,,t, -, - -,- . . , u, - , - '' - . -.7 - , WNEELS ,......a ..,,, -- 4 , - ''- ,..,.. . :,..., ,..t4 , 6 ' 1; '' -n' ; '3- ,.., ,, ' ' .. . ' ; ' .,,z,, ..W "I'm going throughthese with - . whin GONE, unirow.....two ilE7 ' -. ...I. , ... : alad ffo- --- , . r, '''';'4r47- yng, If: IIse to ot,;:ar!nt,.,, suys... 7" ler - ?lb's. cook 1 ) - ".111. , -- ' - '1'-i. .,;,,, , ,- A A IlialleafuL OP icsdad ,,L T. ,3 - , ...N "- - iNt0 P-- - i ma w ow lidia9 - - - - ..,,::,,--;;;-.... ', ,i,-t- eo . Mk - - - -:-- - Dodged , ' 4,4 e ism' . - l'6.: eamesere mesa by -0- , :, , ., , pboritt That's whet 1 : , : weightele3-tenele-- . t , ,,b,67,i,2,1 . ' -; i '' , Osinells 11711:114712117LIri lesisol, envy suLZ - 4-- ! Tule to en the Notor Moine , , - - .' this Dodge frame amid support the . 1 , , peandallinemesery. . - ' ,0 ow - ' , ,, - 1"it e . Dodgeand it , had to!...Genuine safety plate glass in every single window! ...Noel walls, steel floor and roof like a vault in the mint...and the big Red Ram Floating Power Engine with its extra. fast to whisk you out of the tight spots! getaway atotorv IN YOUll poottrz But safety isn't alit Dodge owners say they've never driven a car that's so easy to handle... so gloriously comfortable to ride in. And the famous Dodge economy MI money in your pocket every dayl ()Waal repo:till to 24 miles per gallon of gasup to 20 sovinp on dB And here's the best news of slit Dodge costs far lest than many oars that do not give you as much...yet, remember this: it's priced so clam to the small is that you'll hardly notice the difference! See your Dodge dealer today! See and count all the great Dodge features which make up the IS safety factory that we so vital to motoring safety today! on 11 7:44 1! 41'.....1"''''Ne&L 4., ' 1 at," .(' ,f,,, , , A , h, ' 4 , .: y . IS Safety-Buil- t" "words-and-pictur- ' A' - WHAT DI - - CAR!" BUILT THIS SAFER vats designed from the beginning to help cut ad:ideate 14ra7 down. In at least 15 important ways, it gives motorists greater protection against today'sdriving hazards. It's sensational story...we caul bexin to ten it all herebut we've put some of it in for your convenience. Study these pictures! See for yourself why safety officials. Ian "pile is the safety car America has looked fort" No other air can give you all the great safety features that the 193$ Dodge offers. Imagine a frame so rugged it could stand the weight of a elephantl Picture genuine hydraulic brakes that osuki control a bie trati if they , IP" ..t. f' MY VIE . '' " . be new a t,,,, It.a the i . 44.'1' - t - , ,.., "aw, , i p., --, :! , t ....0,000.'! 4,...4j...00--,e- "I I . - . , ., ., - 1111BHE motor experts and safety are talking about! The car that gives such a wonderful new meaning to ealety that a prominent New York traffic , official the schieveinecrt of the year ger: "It's that este the pees for the future" ....,..the car , ., C:?.'.... , AI -- ', ,. '''''t i r1:-- 1 f '''.. ,, Apdit011.' t,- ',, fo.rae (Im ---- .- HERK1the car that ,,. 4 , q. 'Armors - 7...r , -- u -- - - f, -illIt4,111, .., elt e,- , 14 4 I ' . 1 11.........016.0mb.v.i - 111',Elik-'',,i'- Ili ''''' , - 4 ,, lai:ii i lik. v',,d,r-45 l'' - k lob.. ' tifetto L-N- ,,,,, glair ' '' 1 LIFIAITEI1 - ,t , oilli- 1 oW'r ' ,P('---1.1----!- EIJOEJEE170 i , t 7A-- . , '' ....r..... , l ea .111d11111,2 - EL,s7 (t , ..,,,,,y, OP ' .4. '''' , Fred Neher SEED": ! , 4, gtomirsi, :' akilb.- IA . d rI v 7 Otia At118110 you should soon be dolighted with the and have your frimda way yes feel compliment you on dm way yen look. Available nt any drug ItereO iLLS. to 4,4 tit.i-'- ,- '....;, , - a . . I Itt..n.L...........""'"'mm..."'"'w".."111or . a - - - uoiftiarseiN oagiaooting 0.00,a....k.fromG....,ftp). viola. -,- , , , . 11 ,,,a, u,..., dismissal oftwo teachers and the request for the resignation , of eight othem returned today the school board announced iafter it would call a refermtdum on the retention of L C. Foster. super, intendent for 13 years. .. , f , , I - 1 , One hundred Bethune High Sehool students who went on a pmtest strike Monday over the . 1 , 0 .. - who--.rickd- - Li ittp......ths-,r411.14..,- , pp i , today---to-- L. II tat look avital g1:00b814111.60( 1.1011101111, la Is DODOS gator building Dago tits Bawd aoars:lauto awl Isis one-ha- lf t.47,1 p,...., ' e - t . - , A , : 4 T - 11 '' litafteattlitamagitmln' c . 22 f DA( IIMS.1..w.,,LALlihing ! - death Although the prenecUtOr. Otto Wourwa. tincelled the crippled, half.blincl woman-ae- -a "human cobra deserves the sentence the did not gallowte indicate method of execs. '' I e Took - - . - - cant Martha Must. widow convicted of four mur, ' . L.- d , Vienna : - States as a "disturber of international- - relations" and a double. barreled denunciation of America's two War Department Molls lip Nazi peered bere under bia'Ping headlines in the officially-inspirnewspaper Hamburger Fremdenblatt, The Nazi organ called for the American government to "silence the newspapers of the United States and alleged they led In the intiCentum palm li said be . the.general attitude of the American press overlooked, lt would seem that the time has Lyme to put a finger name: and call real stotMd their at WI the into things by I The newspaper named Secretary of War Harry M. Woodring 4 and the Assistant Secretary William Johnson as leaders In "a wave of ,propaganda flo.iding the United Statez" Under front pass sweaerhud1in it 'charged ouch ProrTall"-- da "16 presently being Arboductcd with the official sanction of wash. '.,ington." and wanted that such action is apt to disturb the mestMg t understanding between two continents; in chastising Woodring, and Johnson the Nazi press referred to t of war's recent speech before the United States Clam. thewecrwary , her-oCommerce in which he blamed Japan for :the present iMernw -artd I uomd strict and warned against aggression" by Germamy -- --- las a Ur : , . , ... - - Chrukamol. 37. Sangws of mother King Anemia Mahidoi of Siam, anteed today at Soerabays. Java. and54h. inedical andstante was isirnmessed foe lair. was betieved to bei sertoualy111. )' - 1IE--- Merchants called a mass meeting tonight to protest collection of of one per the state's cent gross receipts tax. Two Mitrilt grocers suspended business when Comptroller J. M. Lee launched a campaign to collect delinquent taxes to pay school teachers' salaries. The grocers said they could not afford to pay the levy. , "Sad" .. Ypir.Trak.111kinthethalAat , i )rsot, to tepin energy-- . . to strengthen neryes ; and to give to : -' .. lint weight 0 - , 11 Miami, Fla. By ,y, 0 rto f,97- ' , 7- - - Ilit' . 1 &SS. Tunic helm rebuild these pre-red CCIIS S.S.S. is a simple, in- - i cloys temal remedy, tested for generations i and also proven by scholia reseuck You, too,. will want to take. &SS. Tonic to regain and toNst iuttt your , ' in ,stumetrintareateuergy-andstrength- -, ,' 1 these oxvgen-earryin- g cells and the Whole body takes oa new fife - 4 - food . ,i " g A due to a lack of stremgdt la my red cells." It is all so simple, tool Just build up IIi ' i t) oczrse of S a S S8 e -- , ,,, ' , ' --- pnn 17---- I - - - . . , . . L, ,OM1p,.MW LIFE'S LIKE THAT , .,.......,,,,...,.. 1 r - i - t - ' - 1 i Waiter Grow. a WPA worker.. became a grandfather and father the same hay. In the morning. be- his son and daughter-inlara ms the parenu of a baby boy. That night Grows wife bore him a girl. - i . . - ' i' .. ethune, ea - -- - , i 4.Bloomington, Ind. - , , - , " , t - - Hashes Off .al ..Hitler Organ From - ScoresWoodring's Talk Abroad ... Batavia ; - ' clubtao; My Ilte(AP)--Fo-od of, 'rations were the , C ,i - . t, - ' ! , , , . - t A record legislative Jam faced I the Philippine national assembly on the final day of its regular see. 'ton with inditlitiOnit an canon. I dinary session might be.callett. waCeaused by laut in, froduction ot.the tax bill Oust"' long arguments over eleeticout , and religious instruction In pub.- I: lic schools. I - I - ,rEit tcagoans 4- - fit - ' , y4- ; ', .;,,' , , - ' ' - ' , eWASHINGTON, , Manila - -- Tickets, Alone Save It9i5d ..A I, I : , . , ' 1 ,P:,--kfé, - hietzo News-Itecor- d Confer With Revolutionist - , ,:,:,S.: 40. : - she-Sena- t. , Despite falling off in engineering construction awards this week, the total volume for 1938 to date. $999415000, is 9.5 per oent higher than the $913,413.000 reported for the mune period in Engineering lar, said today. Total awards for the $45.614.000 were 9 per cent irverage 11138 week to Le and Z per cent below the 1937 week. In contrast. week's total was 37 per cent above the 1938 average and 18 per cent above the 11E17 average. tire that started on the mat. item on which they were sleep--, ing early today fatally burned Martin Brannigen, 7. and injured his father. James, 46. A sister, Dorothy, 16, sleeping In an adjoining room of their Bronx apartment. was overcome by innoks. Phyalcums said the Lather would recover. gL whcc-howe- ed ,t tt' Governor E. D. Rivers today urged taattasfardt,comaaataa without dear adapt a .quota limitation anforsto imports as a protection to southern Indus,. try. He told- - merribers of the Geor- gist Cotton Manufacturers Associ, ,. ation that Unrestricted importstion of foreign goods was retard. ing prosperity, but said "adequate protection" could. be effected through quota limitations. 7'. lolt; . ., . s:s Silence .U. 3rovisions Of Tax Bill - , fla corn-Fe- ( . i . - - - , - Aluitaheiving ,Sea Istazut little Al Germany, May pine village. known the world over for its passion playa, today idelti Of Anton CMS diameter, its most mourned the loss ,tiLang, impersonator of Christ from 1900 to 1990. , Lang died Ina Munich hospital last night following an opera,' ailment. ; - tion for a stomach The villagsr 'will give "its great son and first Burgher," as the : The village office put it, 'It solemn homecoming." ,Burgamaster's council- - met today to talcum bineral ceremonies. The ditto for the funeral has not been set. to represent the traditional Lang idgenearalot saviorwasconsidered head with its long the Genmmic blonde curls madti strong appeal as A veritable, "gentle Jesus, meek and mild." Me SUCCIMPOt in this role &Ince 1930 has been Alois I,An& passion chosentoImpersonatcAhe to Amon lAr had Lang is eons an d tam OBERAMMETCGALf, '.: g10.,131...- . - - Roosevelt plans May a statement Muting certain provisions inserted by the J'husiness-relle- r Senate into the $5.330,000,0tKi tax bill, when he signs the measure, high gcrvernmem officials disclosed today.' The president went over a draft of the statement with.Serre tary Morgenthau and Undersecretary of the Treasury Roswell Ma, gill ILA White Reuse Canienntre .yesterettly, untllMayL 27 to sign or veto the bill before it becomes law. slutmin.-ally- . Authoritative reports were that Mr. Roosevelt will charge the measure will fall short of producing 45.330,0E0000, which is the low figure fixed by the treasury on its revenue needs. In addition. Mr. Roosevelt was said to disapprove the stiarp reductiods made on the capital gains and corporate undistributed profits, taxes. insisted upon by Roosevelt also was represented as planning to demand further study by Congress of the federal revenue structure, re, ' iterate his request- for legislation to.eRminate tax exempt bonds,. and advocate coordimition ot ,acteral and state revenue systems. Treisury experts esttmated thenew revenue bill would fall short of the $5330.000,000 goal by between 150,000.000 and SI00, 000,000 end collections may be further reduced if business condi. fad to improve. to similar bill by a Mouse mines apparehtly would prevent action this year. FamedChristinzpersonatorj InObenimmergauPlayDies , 4 I advo- - 1 -- ChaVez mud Lion, ola - - 1 said .) congrewrional cates of a government tattle tort to broadcast to South Amen- ' ea would seek approval al next year's session. Although' JIL.Snialeinmmittee continuo:LI:tearing& on the legeaa. Bern-eer- - that today st " . - ' B. DICKSON BY CECIL i I their engage.m,!dt according to friends here-T- he friends said they understand the couple plan to he married in July, the news in a New York society CO11,111111 toFirst "Italts'-oand Mrs. Hale by Fule day apparently took both Mr: Hopkins this matter- .- Ls Washington. Mr. Hop for neither made itejollowing statmnent thrbugh his secretary; hut' to "I'm 4o,ittt,s when it eomervto private and perm:mai matters. I am disinclined-TOtalk to Anyone about them," of the president son 4mA-fiis responsible for their meeting which- took plat only a Mr. Hopkins. Y then Since in New ark. weeks axe at a party who is himself a widower, has been seen a great deal in the corn- parry of-- Mr,- Hale, both n Wash ington- - and New York..., wifl soon , 'Measure Falls Short In Revenue Says Chief - America - - . .0 - ' , as Blast Will - Ini J9 , . : - .., President-- , MAY' - , ertlan , -- Today ,. - - a, ... THURSDAY , Administrator Of WI) A . Falls- 'itietmil To Cupid - az - I' , , -- . art uuce, DESERET 'NEWS SALT THE - , , , , . 01004,6wi,.-01'- . ' . ..:,...... .. ... , , ..,..... - ....., .........,,...:...........;:s;,..-14::.- . , ,....--, ,, 1 ,- - .7, . .:.:7,-7:7- :' , |
