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Show Thursday, July IS, 19411 DESERET NEWS ' THE New Party Meet Opens In Philadelphia July 23 , By Bi Ilee Wheelock - 'Maw ,Says GOP ' PLEASANT TO SHOP AT , , Hold West Back' z - be s . ' , - - ---Spc- ised 4vi - ,r.e - -,- ,rove,,,,mo. Prseenre.votterr7 , 0,4 t .1'i, , Russell Sees, ''' K. , ' ' ' '' 7, , ., , , , & ' , . '' '' 1 ''. ' ''' - - 4' ; - ir144-"-k ' '',ri 4"1-----....- ... ' ..: -- s"'' '', ; . i ' , ' - - . ,- - uI 000-47.77- ,1W . ONE ,, , ftItt I - ''' i ' r AL and i i ,;,.- f ..,)t ,...... instruction-recip- t . g7 I.' - - do& 12-Pin- ts itt:QD i , ii - oonnnn i 'to, t.coo li " ' . A .'THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 15TH AND I6TH , ,, .., . Mane 'Withheld' dee le leuele L 4 -,- 11 al - -- , - , , VACU111.1 -' ,.., -- 1 11 ,IPULL- $ : . . - ' , , , - , ' . COOP LI TIM COMFORT 011 144?Odtt , ,t4 :.' -s. .4r- Sl1" is . etsgeolli 114111,Ult 61S,' Laid City' - TOMS ROM& . ' th! ,, , :''''. It-Talhts- ,, , ' . ' -- ' 7tiliOr '- , . '1 - .-'- ma di-- ,, ,(11 t . PHONI . 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Ann 'wive at 1St" .i.. soaker. , 4 ( rt . .- "C" Catis, Covers 100 f iir, , , - . , -- . 3 98 16-Qu- - "Uilliellenring - -- ) f Kettle Aluminum - . , ; ' ,, . z 1129 14,1 , . , , t,;.:4,;:,,I1 ; 41 1 t- ;' , ' ,(0:: ..., '''' t .. - , '', t - i' I 1 leitidEr , ' - ' s's a - , ' , ,,. , , - ,, tottatatalad . - , .. it4:2I 0 '..;:,,, -. ' . ;wow- - 7.4,1,wt . formitr.. bail old side handle. . , ......ti.,.,,,,;:.:14;ii , . , 'I A 1143Y::: : , , '''" ft....J., bt (spiting blus ,, , ; 4. - - . 4 DumbiluittlksoiLle.b. .,.. '77::.,'-- C ' ' ,: , - , -- , . , - ' 6 corrorarn 00 ' ' N, 1 ' pay No motif Than , PeY ,, - ' ,'.: , so,' Preserving Kettle ' : onamel,,,Z0verall-sisoADVez3ea. ialect yours nowt Dish Pan . ' ... - - . - T - r 4 -",, -- f Stunt), colander, made to ohm. eervice. Fanshed in durable )ér .,, .' - - - 1 - : 795'4 II st T c' , 4 -- .;,Irk .- . . 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Mir tie,'.4,A., 7 TOILETS ' - - - . ,7daraiclOilnue ftli . , . - -- - 14N. -of ., .' , a Trddast Allowitati , Close-Couple- d AflubGrir , , SPECIAL. 4 . - . ' Mod NN t . - .,, , , -- . .' , - . liquid capacity, bah's lout 11it. P.' ,. 7,-3,-- - , Can 'the easy pack mellooll ,-- ,, 75 , - - e, NO , , 1 t. 9-q- ' '''N PIO, 0 CASH PLICS 1 i - 1 '.., .2,g '' ,,, 1 . ; t Committee members reported ; ' that the- two Mississippi repre- ' ; ! sentatives, J. B. Snider of Clarks-da-le .. lo , and Mrs. Bermes Gautier of " were not as littlIFROmmou,,,,,, opttibe at Ist. Tascatoula, i.the group sat down at apresent luncheon t A iltA Power &I tightt Co. Message meeting. ,....: , , ...., . ,,,., 327 Atli ' , ,,,..,,, . ,- -- - ,. hs! ifr'ir :., Ow00 - A , t-- v. 11 ;:,c) . of hituouitliarlianieritartiin. Alabama representatives showed no at the committee session but iassissippi was missing. , ?time Laub) , NA, 1 V ,, '11 . - , - - - ... - - A i , , ...,. é6 - ..., 1 i , ' . ington, D. C, sergeant-at-arm- s. and Rep. Clarence Cannon 7 - '.-- ' .. is (0'. : ..dos 49c ookk - eelseeee 01,z3 a tad; , - aluminum, gauge., With two twirl,: colander pans, pan, cooking -rack, canning basketi .1 - .:-: t : jar lifter, and separator. Inc - - eg Av . ,, - Cold Pack Canner -- -- ' ; 3.. , , ; I i!R 4 at ik - ' easily-rea- d I- , Lira) airrt I) , , - - , rafttig; I 1 ''''"---1- , - .. r:-,-- 4. ,011",4'..7t1d$7--,- 4 L ':,:, ......0..00,o,,. Exratss : --. , ; Ikrt -- Quarts Jelly Glosses .s , " Large Pressure Cookers 75c 79c dos. dos. Pillts ' )1(0,,A.FI 6e 11, 0 - 1.4 !II 111111 ) . ii - .,.......,,,Ilt 4 f - ki, 4 I 1.4 PHILADELPHIA (A P)Sen. Liquor Profitable, J. Howard McGrath was repot RESERVATIONS as chairman of the tained WCTU Head Reports Democratic National AIRSITAItSVP Committee ' EVANSTON, M. (INS) -- The today to direct the election drive W1110171 President for Truman and Senretail liquor business was termed ator Barkley. CdritSITTONS- probably the most profitable in I McGraih'is election without opthe nation today by Mrs. D. AlIZILICAN tame after he predicted 'Leigh Colvin. national president position that President Truman will wip tame aerobe of the Woman's,Christian TemIn the November election because SO W. Id Ia. It. Sak Saha perance Union, kind of courage. his kind She estimated that alcoholic "his Amanda totem Travelers Choopeo of confidence, do not fail." ' heard Year finis beverage dealers grossed an aver'6,' Northern party leaders lauded age of $21,500 each from the sale q, ticket of. liquor, wine and beer in 1947. both the Truman-Barkle- y and McGrath as they put into office this slate of national committee officials for the campaign. McGrath. of Rhode. Island, NaT170-DA- Y '': SALE tional chairman; Mrs. Charles W. ,.:' SPECIAL, iTillett of North Carolina. vice chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Vrenden, , Joe burgh of Alabama, secretary; L. Blythe of South - Carolina, . 0 . Wash-1 treasurer. Leslie. 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Rex-!tion- ,o Wallace-for-Preside- ' - ' - ',- I - , , - .. anti-lync- ' ; N I m T 1 WP 1 : I , .. ee a a - In' 0 - CANNIN stab-Lissu- ' ' cea s as 0 e , he ,43ct--for-.Pilisi4eu.t---Party,- - EARS--- FREE PARKING ON THE BIG STORESIDE LOT COOL SH9PPING IN THE STORE ' ' president of the PHILADELPHIA (AP)Wal-ltrica- l. Radio and Machine Workmove a: into era; Singer Paul Robesom, Sculplaceitu Philadelphia week from tomorrow to rompteietor Jo Davidson; Mrs. Anita Me--tt iCormick BlaineNew- s-To political convention cycle. The nation's newest political Dr. Tugwell. . "Under PHILADELPHIA party which has called itself the t the guise of 'economy' the progressive. new I NIlife blood out of reclamation in hold its founding the West," Gov. Herbert B. Maw From July 23 to 25. are (Continued Page 1) of Utah told delegates to the Wallaceites time wasting Democratic national ,convention a split that put Abraham, in taking over They will here late yesterday. lish headquarters at the Bellevue- - Lincoln into the White House .241t the nation's first Republican Stratforq by Saturday. Representing the West by inAnd one week later the party preident. vitation -of J. Howard McGrath, will choose as its standard-bear- -i national Democratic chairman, President Truman has asked for anti-po- ll era. Henry A. Wallace for prem.; federal h, Governor Maw pointed t6 the tax. anti-sodent and Idaho's Sen. Glen H. anti-Jidis-Democratic party as the group b 1 Crow and t Taylor for vice president. "which gave to the West and its laws. icrimination Wednesday the party's platform, It was the Democratic conven..1 people prosperity and security committee, headed bg Dr. and putt in a position for large action in writing those sPe,i ford Guy Tugwell, professor at citic proposals into the scale industrial expansion during portysi the University of Chicago and11948 platform that brought the a period of 14 years." one-tiNew Dealer, will begin call for confer-- 1 rebel Governor Maw the -' its campaign Planks.' re;;c:i In. RUNNING THROUGH 'Republican party has pledged it- self to destroy Democratic .pro- PirtyKeynoter I len.- Richard-11,- - C4seventlesi Cali lamed guite iland 'gaveWhiEh for the; Party's keyhope noter is Charles P. Howard, 53-- 1 Gov. Fielding Wright ir:fayissis- - Georgia, southern rebel security to the nation." ddat ot Democratic Negro attorney &no; sippi formally announced the Lauda New Deal publisher of Des vention call for the Alabama city vention, declares he will i' la.-His He after action told the sheering delegates Howard has been Moines, t take no port in further bott of large sections "the only prominent for 25 years in lowa the full Maisel:Pi delegation and ties of statzs rights grow,. of the IVeg.',1hope is in a president and half of Alabama's 26 delegates, Republican circles. a Congress that will deal with it Luke W. Wilson. assistant man- - strode out of the steaming Con-- 1 on merit and not according to ager of the Wallace convention, vention Hall last night to protest i the dictates of strong groups said the exact number of dele4: a double defeat over the platform which would rather destroy than gates and alternates who will' The race plank that caused the! take part in the convention "isn't walkout and the formal call fo develop it." Ick-Around known yet." ithe Birmingham meeting reads: I He said the Roosevelt adminHe said the national Wallace-- 1 "The Democratic party is re- . . istration did so much for the -, iscommittee "has for the civill West that he was "profoundly great sponsible sued our convention call 1)11).'d-- 1 rights gains made in recent years! shocked" to hear the New Deal side' for 4248 delegates and 531 in eliminating unfair and illegal! era referred to as a period of alternates." Sen. "national stagnation" by Re- WINDER. Ga. (AP) discrimination based on race, That's eight delegates for each' creed or color. Richard Russell prediCt- publican party leaders. of the nation's 531 electoral votes .The Democratic party commits :ed today the South would be The legislative record of the and one alternate for each vote. 1l1f to continuing RI efforts to 'kicked around some more in the Eightieth Congress reveals a eradicate all racial. religious and !special session of Congress called studied Call Sent Out effort to abrogate basic by President Truman. In states where the party hasleconomic discriminaton. tenets of the nation's public pow- GeorThe senator from thatii "We junior state our conven-belief again not been established,' the er policies, :Governor Maw asi ,gis said the South's defeat in the serted. tion cell was sent to the state! racial, and religloOs minorities !National Democratic Convention committee!must have the right to live, the be transplantectinto a leg- Lesson Well Learned to work, the rilht to vote,1 would with authority to designate dele-rtg...ve program of unparalleled the full and equal protection of: gates. "During 14 years we learned Other states elected delegates the laws, on a basis of equality 'oppression. his beliefs, Rus- what it means to a people living at founding conventions, with all citizens as guaranteed by did not think in an area of inadequate rainfall he still The Wallaceites will' shift from the Constitution. convention to have a government that will Birmingham Convention Hall Iti Shibe Park for "We highly commend President! the bring water to the land, a govfor party bol- ernment by Saturday the acceptance speeches of Wal- -, Harry Truman for his courageous ;called Ala-lathat will save our soil ters and from Mississippi aid Taylor on the night of stand on the issue of civil righ hams "the best thing for the from erosion, a government that "We call upon the Congress to,preseat Jullt.24. will rehabilitate our ranges and party." Ili price ranging from 65 cents support our president in guaran- - forests, a government that will stateHe stood his on earlier to 6240 will be placed on the teeing these basic and funds- - 'ment that be would refuse to per- help us to help ourselves," he as33.000 seats at the park. Conven, mental American principlesthe mit his name to be offered in serted. tion Hall seats 13,000. 'I do not know ivhat Ameriright to full and equal political Birmingham as possible presiWilson said proceeds "will help. participation; the right to cans in other Ireas'believe, but nominee. . equalidential i pay convention expenses. The city poun- ity of employment; thel Russell, who garnered 263 con- - in the West we are not being of Philadelphia gave the Re--i right of security of person, and', vention votes for the presidential deceived.... We appreciate what 8200.000! publicans and Democrats the right of equal treatment ....1 in,nominstion. said he believed the Democratic presidents and Contheir convention, in the service and defense of our each for holding civil rights proposals will be gresses have done for us." a cent." we didn't here. But get nation?' introduced in the special session Governor Maw also defended When the delegates reassembled and that gleeful Republican and New Deal social reforms such as Ilse Of Ball' the' Democrats for session will their final and "fight minimum .wage laws, the social The city did, however, extend to the New Party the use of:call of the states began for presi-- I to set who can .kick the South security program and the Federal the hardest." dential Ellis,' nominations, Handy Convention Hall. Insurance Act, and scored "The delegates to the Demo- Deposit Wallace and Taylor will come ' chairman of the Alabama delegatthe Republican Congress for becratic who convention still or made walkout the tion, e- Philadelphia Thursday gone "apologizing for not He said that because of a pledge lieve in the Jeffersonian doctrine further with their laving Friday of next week. Theb nomiscuttling of nation will be sometime Satur- to the people of his state not to of states rights were entitled to Prespent Rooieveit's program." vote for either a Republican, Har- have some candidate who beday afternoon. Becks Record in that principle that they Sunday, the final 'day of the ry S. Truman or anyone standing lieves He lauded the farm parity Pro- conclave. the New Party wilt on the kind of platform that hadil could support. "When it became apparent that Farm Mortgage Act and adopt a platform, elect officers1 been adopted: no other states rights Democrat )gram, .1 of the delegates and was Ccmmodity Exchange Act as pro- ."Thirteen anri.laydpw.snparty.ru lel. to be placed in nomination, Elmer A. Benson, former gover- all but three of the alternates will "which lifted the farmers grams I reluctantly consentedgo the use from a state of depression and nor of Minnesota and chairman ot proceed to walk out of this connt my name. the national to one of securvention and report to the Demo- of "The Democratic party must discouragement committee. is scheduled to cratic party of Alabama." and prosperity the like of ity to return its come to Philadelphia early next original which they had never exper- Ellis laid he was authorized to eventually doctrine of states rights if it is ienced week along with five before." say that Mississippi was doing the to survive. same. "Before the Republica4s have am "I those all very They are Albert I. Fittgerald, "I bid you goodbye," he said who east theirgratefuHo finished with this campaign votes for me." with a bow. Russell is a candidate for re- they'll discover that they bit off "Good riddance!" a Wisconsin election to the U.. S. Senate in more than they could chew when delegate yelled as the bolters Georgia's Sept. $ Democratic they got the whole New Deal program into their mouths," the fought their way through packed primary. aisles. Utah governor declared. We'll win in November without you." bell you will!" , "The roared back. "Harry Truman won't get $530 from the white, to help people ALIERICAN---- ign.Georgia , , so , , flee- - CIO-Unit- ed thol---44-7- nommin mom nomoommiong owl . 'Seeks to , LA's City, Solt . t t '3 ; ., |
