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I — A L GLASMANN EDITOR AND MANAGER Franlt Francis and D J Greeawell Auociata Editor AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published Every Evening and Sunday Morning Wltnout a j Muzzle or a Club II j It- - rl of Thej Associated Press United Press NEA if (Service and A B C The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use ft or republication of ail news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credltedl In this paper and also the local news ' CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS - The A Modern City $nd County Building new City High School Control of a Pufe Water Supply to Accommodate A - p- t m fl f -- M '' " ' -i- - 150i- - wu persons j "Vigorous Campaign of City and County Road improve' ments j Scenic Road to IMount OgdenUnd Road from Ogden i canyon 10 we per uanyon Another North and South Arterial Highway An Improved Highway to Oreat Salt Lake A Central Place bn a Transcontinental Air Route I ! 1 The Inside of Washington - Standard-Examin- Sr er -V hub-bu- : - PM-ha- i 4 SINCLAIR SOCIALIST 17VIDU:ntly UDton Sinclair who won the Democratic nomination for eovernor con tinues to be a dreamer If he is successful he will attempt to have the state of Cali ' ornia rent from tax and mortgage ridden f owners plots of land and idle factories arid thereby take icarc of the unemployed That in brief is' his plan as announced on Thurs day to one of the news agencies That is state socialism and the scheme as he presents it discloses: he remains Socialist thobgh he has put on the cloak i of a Democrat The trouble with Socialists of the type of Sinclair is that they ignore the reactions of human kind to whatever is highly pater nalistic The coddling of human beings does not work except to weaken the beneficiaries There is nothing practical about the So- cialists They dream of an idealistic social order and then proceed to ignore the expe riences of the ages They talk wisely jf eliminating selfishness as though selfishness — and that does not mean greed —were not the driving p6wer impelling human kind to higher "aims and purposes They would do away with the profits motive that creative urge which &as brought mankind out" jf the aarimess ana drudgery of the past -- " I — 1- rs gov-ernmen- t-- - T — : MV -- - one-sixt- five-sixt- half-cock- -- one-thir- "pre-shrun- k" A " " JtnkmLK - II : tr ' ger fleet That sentiment having been expressed the United States should accept it as an indication of general lack of srood faith and begin to forget these disarmament agi tations There is little or no merit to interna tional pacts bearing on disarmament The World war proved that countries will dis regard treaties dealing with the forces of war it it is to their advantage In international bargaining there is too much trickery and deception Whenever a conference is called the tricksters begin to plan their campaign One has but to recall the Washington disarmament confer ence to be filled with distrust of these naval pacts - — — ny - powers of his master Louis me inmeentn who trusted him absolutely Richelieu built up the great force of French "nationaliom" and energy of which Louis th 3 Fourteenth was the proud figurehead Dealing with modern times Father Patterson told the convention of the Jesuit Philosophical association that he looked upon the collapse of the League of Nations with apprehension "almost with panic" He referred to existing conditions-I- n the world as "a state of international anarchy" At Eilsen Germany a big of scientists learn from Prof jviax Bering of the Berlin university that our American relief program means anagricultural end of our capitalistic system and the ccming of Socialism in America Socialism says he has made great strides in American public opinion a "drastic breach in the old order" II that be SO AmeHrnne rtM wsf know it for at least ninety nine out of a hundred nf thpm -- with the distinguished movhig pic ture iaay velez "my gosh 1 don't even iupe know what a Communist or a socialist Is" s Lord Edward Montague second son of the duke of Manchester inougnx ne would Join the French Foreign Oiegion changed his mind started a "hot dog" stand cn the edge of the Thames at Maidenhead ana is weu satisfied i He sells coffee soft drinks and sandwiches with his hot dogs and ne maae lour pounds m twenty-fou- r hours and finds hot dogs more comfortable than the xorcign Legion tt Yorker— droopy How many foot moon-eye- d looking couple This reedy fellow shows un nlinWritr V JAZZ AGE S12 TEARS ball heroes become famous men? will often flush out a dollar MIL "Over the Waves"- on the mandolin GREENFTELD N H— fTT- PlFord Frick is another Indiana sod- will be gener Ages of the four members of Hir-la- m buster Stuart Erwin has the sur There is one forlorn minstrel ousnopeNothetin-fo-response il or under nickles Bailey's Jazz orchestra total prised look of Just waking up out haunting Fifth avenue who claims table tripping 312 years Hiram himself Is 84 of a sound nan Jean Harinw's to have led orchastras for Fritzi 1934 McNaucht Ra Will Bryant is 80 Fred Warren 78 tcopyrieht photography wasn't so good:ln her Scheff and symphonies at Carnegie dicate - : Inc) last picture O PINIONS 6f the FRESS and-profitab- That WEEIC o ONLY! orchps country-boy-looki- ne tra leader Isham Jones writes the most hits The musical comedv ele vator runners at Dunhill's Like the EXTRA LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO UJN 'i'lUS ilAUNIFICENT page boys on the He de France America's most distineuished ionic Ing middle aged lady— Ruth Bryan Owen They say bankers secretly cnucme now easily they got off verne Porter has a Gibson man profile Mrs Ed Hutton and Mrs Grace Coolidae misrht be twins That white-haire- d savant who takes his cat on a leash to the news rppl Broadway's close pals— Bide Dudley ana Jtveicey Alien sign: "We cus torn tailor your clothes" That's verblng it upl eM'-'i-' o if jjw 1 Ml '' nijiLiin Trf 9 Jv v : $La ' - Idea Hunter - - h - -1 4- E t i Term ''lit i' - ? VV- - -- vc r $500 Down $150 a Week This beautiful Lowboy features r Met: Z" t i 'J i ' I 1 i world-wav- tie ll thing in Lowboy styling Finish-- 1 ed In beautiful American walnut Ji Powerful Circuit Automatic Volume Control Tone ControlAmerican and Foreign Tuning Range Super-heterody- j i '! J Electro-Dynam- Model 45L ne Speaker ic i YOITLL BE PROUD TO OWN THIS NEW WONDER PHILCO r's : L-- fid reception and glorCabinet is the latest FEATURES t L e ious tone " fiK - WORLD-WAV- Reception Newest Features - U0 KWIi hkel?6 asstilrtiv trJ A GENUINE PHILCO fir - J tit vH" y -- 74CT inSnhamS - ONLY de-lu- xa no-naf- iJJ iinntThr" MtS°LSKJ nhnJJtXS Jeithnd JL THINK OF1T1 Ill: HI ' fejliiiil ' I' -- ' 17' j " '' le toSnfiS? ofleSmSSS? wh!11 aHSSr 70 ONE f always have one So long as there is crooxea law enforcement Law yers Judsres ueh! v LSSm and John Draper Leaners alonsr Sixth avenu( who just stare Stanley Gibson who buys rundown magazines and makes them click Young Walter Chrysler is a wniriwina walker too The re lief over Dillineer is fleetinc WpT Somewhere I have seen a state ment credited to Ed Howe that "a gooa scare usually does a man more ' good than sound advice" That's right in a wav and shows a dis Cernment that comes only with tnougntiui years It is a circuitous way of saying experience is the best teacher Yet most of tu wrefer souna advice and always seek It iiowever it is difficult to find among men under 60 In a evw To have a descendant changed Jam' give me the The from hunting with hounds to the xounger fenerations Old Fogey hot dog business might astound and disgust the first duke of ManchesMany of the hotpls Yulv ter who fought with King William special with former arrangements at the battle of the Boyne where TH2 weathly clients somewhat & twin according to the late Timothy Healy for both these troubled times With the Irish were beaten because so many suites vacant old patrons were led by an English king and they the may renc tnem for special cocktail English won because they were led parties at Quarter rates or ocmmv y a jLroicnman them at half tariff for week ends BROKEN flEARTS WHICH mth ed msnop MONEY EASILY MENDS m town This gives a hotel the Germany preparing for a hard impression or oeing busy and de '"cago xrioune) From PhfioLi v Here is an ant control working Winter and With crarrltv 1c n pression victims a natina — nf — nid i new on a iceavoring principle eliminating through Propaganda jiuxne pomp tolntog professor many of for fifty the bad features of the jviimster Cioebbels "to estaollsh e ms Promlse l ne to marry her l& 155 years old S Old style Tills one tmeAa t hunger as a virtH Arid nrntiRA tYtm New York of sultjto be filed is an sonous liquid through a wick lo- - people's enthusiasm concerning the doned the has comnlptlirhat han EfiSta It high tateu in we coitom edge of & small wily oi "doin without" case was once a symbol of hoity-toit- y rUIlvasiae rrom the merits of to can fllcA this COUntrV By In this TOO evnotfc fi mpfhnH th ntM j sald to general that a woman 'be be known only bv a number unrth — hard winter but Instead of a glorify- - avenue fresh cannnt K when a Promise to marry keot was especially packed with is broKnbut uvU to place a cash value on her contaminated nor opened by small wg oi nunger and the "noble pa- - ims aiooiness in f v years ago children tnousm 131 going without" our gov- there was not a Twenty enVtration ol thFf 5 a pretty tlsfactory em-rig- ht on the thorsign ernment sViall hrt SaVS! "Nfthftdv i!S na?ces second guess was the one If oughfare from Marfan If you know f the American will be the Plaza fountain The last of the break can- hungry" plan not have bein the a me more popular Hair actually beine wnrk-Prnoia-uu- is were Aitman's and Car-tierevenue it is aimcult to beliPvf tl NOT tl news the n V r-by — full sending H The Ritz Carlton f mm if s wasaeep ana laoldmg as It shofild have been cZthm the demand for a sum Ed Bishop care of this newma r: ofthft nrrfor nf hff DOG'S ACTIONS f!ATTSF STTTT opening untu recently was signless uiwier miormauon on any wnicn its usual in these idea ki cases nlafs i1""?' signs today are inconspicuous TOLEDO O— (XJP) Mrs Mary The Bi&ius a vaiue which to say the least published iwrft Will Km Is excessivef uevermeiess m Reynolds sleep wastroubled uui en to anvone endnsinw a M dressed was Reynolds' troubled stamped envelope sleep of ancient Borrah MinnevitrVi's v with dreams of a large vicious dog kuus Angeies Times Syndicate) was property an ngaiiment to are tne most highly paid in — uarsmg at ner so she asked $1000 piayers as the a contract for the! purchase of No one in th nw world damages in a suit she a breach of the con- lncom regiment receives JU3IPING FROG LOST ' tract miffhthnlffv less than $100 a mon court affalnst Mr und wee ana a pleas NEW CANAAN Conn w lew get The idea ars lienry Rosenblum Mrs Rey- for the gutter urchin$200 Schlff er's chamnion iwfmefW that a man can have Any nolds said in her that every Sections sometimes cool to Mlnnevltch th?fc af : The Mucker' took one jump too time she leaves herpetition ' - J home and enters given over a midnight that marriage under such many ana trnt Irtsf T?e4 clrStances S vcctLicm ner automobile the Rosenblum dog cup of She should regard la broken engagement vuiice au Aanoys Minnevitch scourtuvai wnere nis pet won scratches at the car door barks and ed the East Side for rpmtu th honors against two strong comrides for two blocks on found the ripest talent along the petitors Schiffer discovered the sometimes ine running board The dog's ac frog had hoDned fmm ""iujfu tions nave made her so nrrvnns sfc fcwu are wawenront isach youth vvnne ne was trrirn t Not the least objection to the suit for negroes— is what he calls z sleep she can breach nmmua ia charged a "natural" that la a uwr oi ms nome lact that it is freatrntlvZ incfft —— — ox ma narmonica also a favorite rtMiVi ZXZZJZZ pmcsmKU it Is so much For the first time since the World wver so Indeed that off duty Montana has been go off they ar a British cruiser called at in pairs to wah-wa- h 000 from FERA funds fnr in wtettin Prussia when II M S of more than a score of all night coffee pots and airport proj- - Leander was welcomed there by a stands n nutcnes nauiuurKer Just fnr V UiV iaxge crowa recently fun of it ir - rj The Itahan air force is organizing a squadron to fly into the stratosphere while Mussohm is thinking of some remote spot iruits where he might send the leader if he's suc "Yet this plan 1s no diet of and cessful sybarites ieros it represents merely very good nutrition for average men and women" Mri Croon says Webster means "to make a Hambidge states hollow sound as in pain: to bellow" A rood The plant for a liberal diet which has been definition but not complete The audience usea as a basis for study by the agricultural also usually bellows wi£h pain Sr ed V- i ciiaia oi unaerproaucuon rather than overproduction and the amount of land under cultivation W(jmld have to be considerably increased According to figures worked out by the agrciultural adjustment administra tion for a liberal national diet we should con sume the products from 335108000 acres of land whereas the amount of land we ac tually had in food crops in 1933 was 2941 219000 acres There would have to be ah increase of 7j per cent in dairy cattle 43 per cent in beef 68 per cent In veal calves per cent in hogs 42 per cent in sheep ana iamDS per cent in amount of pouj-tr- y and corresponding increases in the amount of laiid devoted to feed crops and pasture for these animals Mr Hambidge states mere would be an increase of 204 per cent in the acreage devoted to vege- taoie trucK crops 51 per cent in citrus fruits 112 pr cent in other fruits and grapes and ?8 per cent in other small der higher-pric- fcjrward for agriculture lies in mc uucluuu ui uupi uvcu living stanq ards for common men in America accord mg to Gove Hambidge author of VYour Meals and Ypur Money" Mr Hambidge TRICKERY points out that if everybody in America could afford a diet that scientists classify JAPAN threatens to denounce the London i naval treaty unless she is granted a bie- ua m:i uueraxl ft we snouia De iacea with la THE-roa- Con-consi- well-bein- do-fun- f r f6 prlce-gouge- I ' : i j Platform Standard-Examiner- 's ' L ODAY cstAausMso mim PUBLISHING COMPANY Members DARD-E- X " " — — r tr-h- -t adjustment administration allows an aver- t I 1 ft IXirT-ij I LI I M 111 A f fill tl i age expenditure for food for a moderately active man of $185 a year $333 a week or 51 cents a day according to Mr Hambidge The budget for a family of four for a Local Consumers' Councils Gird to Halt Prico Genres' By ARTHUR BRISBANE 1934 Kinff Features (Copyright would include cost food a of Skinnishes Already Won $667 year United States Syndicate Inc) — Is to Assured famcn Coal Thwarted the Backing according Holdup Hambidge's figures STEEL COFFIN FOB WONG ily in this case consisting of a moderately $170000000 FOR RAILROADS By RODNEY DUTCHER milk prices they can urge the may active man moderately active woman active CONCERNING RICHELIEU or 10 can a hearing present eviWashington SOCIALISM COMING? dence as to the fairness of the boost boy of thirteen and girl of ten The adopCorrespondent P and make all kinds of WASHINGTON b 31— Some Aug tion of such a plan for the nation as a Edmund Wong On Wah Chinese In coming months they will be' months ago this thousand-legge- d whole according to Mr Hambidge would air pilot dreamed that he crashed administration decided to experi- collecting local food prices and after a collision and told his Amerment with a chain of eovernment- - comparing them with prices in mean that families would have to have an ican wife that when he died he local organizations of other cities as published by the sponsored income of $3000 a year or over— an income wanted an Iron coffin wuiumen wnicn would fight un- Consumers' Guide "The whole idea is to question fair prices Wong On Wah was Belected with at present enjoyed by only about 6 per cent another Chinese flier Fong Shek to The Countv Cnnsiimprs' rrtiii prices which bear no relation to of the total according to the best avail- manoeuvei above the steamship subsequently organized under the increased compensation for workers Bremen bringing in General Chans able survey wuig oi me National Emergency and farmers About 140 council chairmen desigCouncil Fahway The planes collided Wong will have a real tryout now that the drouth has brought nated by NEC have accepted the Pointing out that "even lying motionless was killed and his desire to flv honor and some 75 have made rea threat of profiteering In food in bed a man weighing 154 pounds burns and fight for the Chinese army was thwarted He will be buried here in of activity ports a mm uuies wnicn have active effective up some 1850 calories of fuel to carry on a $750 steel coffin General Chang councils— only a few as yet— may already are doing what the whom Wong t never saw gave the Dlwm considers a good the basic processes connected with the order themselves lucky1 Sev-- 1 vi wiese groups aire aay nave JOO Others ara shandnir nrnmlu The most active and effective functioning of heart lungs stomach etc" Why do you suppose Wong wanted wagea spectacular successful batones so far are in an tles Iron coffin? It could not kerp who were against Indianapolis Hambidge speculates about the possible reBoston the Louisville soul Albany the NRA or or in AAA as St using smoke the worms out keep sults of an 'optimum" diet on the health and Louis New Orleans screens Bozeman presumably Many prosperous AmMont and Lincoln Neb g Here and there according tn of a nation such as America ericans are buried in cof f in3 oi bronze rent" stores are trying complaints "Nobody has ever tried feeding a nation HALT COAL GOUGE to create minor panics by urging ' III Louis a divisional NRA St ula like a herd of thoroughbred animals but I customers Railroads ask for an Increase oi to hoard canned foods In 'I I code authority last May announced or aavance $170000000 in the e coming should like to" see America start trying it" set Increased freight rates to offnew retail price schedule which mriih At" penoa "tanning crops" are re- aboosted Knpnw He tells the startling results of a scientist's nect economic policies of the coal 45 per cent 18 ported per cent above last year's The localstandard CO made a careful rrmc Raiimarfc — experiment with rats in the effort to deter litne people are not" uuv t'u aiiu focused public attention untilstudy CANNED GOODS the CHECKED enough mine the effect of diet on living organisms they must nav mnw paying and everyone else in v iu W k The NEC's Consumers' m vision newspapers town were hollering instigated pubaupea mat increased payment will working with the NRA" Consum lic Henry C Sherman professor of chem provide hearings and showed the ingood pay for railroad workers Advisory Board and the AAA creases ers Columbia at outrageous has on carried conductors engineers rtain- istry university Consumers' Counsel is nrmriner - Back were here men iracKwaikers others information as to the available sup sion went tothe Consumers' Diviexperiments with these famous rats for There is nowhere all bat' with NRA arin the a world plies oi canned goods comparing ranged consumer many generations —long enough to be equiv- better body of men more reliable tnis years pacK with last year's emergency coal representation at price ujKniiiea oonging safe sooer an hearings alent to some six hundred years of life if useful and suDDlylng them to th coun 'Then that makes it fifty-fift-y r and I'm just as sick and tired cils everywhere than the American railroa eventually perso the will latter know the rats had been human beings One group workers exactly suaded NRA to disapprove the St of you two" wnat wnat Louis price determination has been fed for all these generation on a The local councils run ro c an General Johnson ordprd tviot Interesting ancf Important is the the trouble thev like thmurh trtrn future coal diet consisting of h dried whole luceiing ot tne eleventh determinations annual connes 10 see mat they don't go off snouia Decome price Of the TeKllit Ph11rnrKIl vention errective until after h milk ground whole wheat table association on Maresa Island Conn They receive plenty review and approval here of ammunition from Washington In salt distilled water The other group has otuuenwt oi nistory will be Interestwiuiaeniia summaries or the RESULTS ACHIEVED In ed a Ktfltmpnt mo?a WJ uic been fed for much of the same time on a NRA the and AAA consumer things Other councils have held renti Keverend LawrpTirw —w xH-a u units have been learning diet consisting of d down whole milk two- - professor of history at Fordham shirt manuf acturr fought uriprices and quality standards this who mislabeled sizes or misbranded whole wheat table salt dis thirds ground last year and advice on specific couars as debunked Father Patterson tmrw n local complaints tilled water The amount of milk fed to the "nationalism" Ice dealers who said NRA "demand to the reformation Sometimes NEC takes thnun mm- - ed" a 25 per cent Increase rats in the first group would be roughly uciirioea Kicneneu as "a cardinal plaints up with NRA or AAA to xiu urgamzeo lesis price ox ins quality me ui woman una out what the heck In return of merchandise cnurch who as the equivalent to a pint a day for a human be chief agent in fmstnti-nrcouncils answer OUestlnnnalrPB u U116 ui iiuui Dr Wlllard Thorn is th- ing and that fed to the 'second group to a decisive triumph of the Cafchclic from NEC and keep it Informed rector m in II of Consumers' Division wauac W me about their own activities and local and Henrythe lmrty Years' war" quart a day The rats in group 1 have B Arthur who set up $4 Ass II pcsnrn living costs the" price analysis section in NRA always been and still are thriving and Richelieu according to Father Pat- and served with the CAB heads up tcieuu put me interests of France WIELD STRONG WEAPON the neaitny There - can be no Question then above county council activities Uiose of Catholic Curisten- The councils can act in 1834 NEA Service but that their diet is adequate The rats in uora luopyngnt NEW YORK Aug 31— Thoughts Inc) And with the sidewalk cafes— cases where the government can't — l When receiving the last sacra- - while strolline: Don't surjoose anv they've reached Harlem now — - If local dealers combine to raise group 2 have always been and still are uieuw FOUR FRONT PAWS -on me aay or his death De- one will ever name a child Elmer sprouting the everywhere more thriving and healthy In this strolling TROY O- - CUP) — A kittn Hf cember 4 1642 RirhpHpii t anymore The name Silas was' kill musician has a paradise In contrast aeo tam a years In mahy four hnwn front paws was born recently God to condemn me If ever ed by the same kidding Infant mortality is reduced length of life pray Walter to usual skimpy pickings He fringes and velveteen coat x meant he plays a vlo- - to a cat owned by D J Grisco save the welfare of Huston with a of mustache augnt the tables playing his saxophone im nice a figure out of a gypsy Troy The kitten also has an extra is increased maturity comes at' an earlier and the state" Asked at the could almost nass for Hitler Add violin or accordion and in such novel He is reported to make more toe on each back foot in n tho momentv If he forgave his nifty dressers: Ed Hatrlck What proximity few can resist passing out than age senility is held off to a later age re last he did in the kitten has 24 toes whereas only 18 ne Viouo oecame enemies t wfk nr s utCl Folhes? of Pearl Germonde of the a coin Of course the troubadors A nice idea that good old days are sistance to infection is superior: the rate of had- any butrenlipinormal The additional claws those of the ' state" know their psychology and usually aid There the no kitten greatly In climbing is doubt that some with accelerated One bodies are larger word descriotion of anv Nsw play working tender love melody to a So if thlncrs keen un and growth is — fair all the I TilifJS'N t—7 J :! 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