Show THE OGDEN STAN PARP-Equestions were to be solved by actual tests of the performance of water over a period of years Had that sane and sensible solution failed of endorsement the water users along the Ogden river would be battling in the courts today with their bitterness intensified and the Pine View dam would not now be under PUBLISHING COMPANY A L GLASMANN EDITOR AND MANAGER Frank Frandi ana D J Qreenwell Associate EUltori AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published Every Evening and Sunday Morning Without a Members of Tne Press United Associated Service and A B P NEA to the use lor The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to It or not credited news all of dispatches republication otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news PR1CE3 ' SUBSCRIPTION Carrier 75c a Month By Mall— Must Be Paid in Advance— 65c' a Month $700 a Tear In Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming— All Other States $100 a Month By CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS The Modern City and County Building r new City High School 150 Accommodate to Control or a Pure Water Supply 000 persons ( Vigorous Campaign of City and County Road Improvements Scenic Road to Mount Ogden and Road rrom Ogden Canyon to Weber Canyon Another North and South Arterial Highway An Improved Highway to Great Salt Lake A Central Place On a Transcontinental Air Route '"BANKERS PUT AT EASE by a group of ATta dinner attended bankers and industrialists Marriner a speech which has proved re- -' Assuring to the banking interests Fearing - inflation and being opposed to the debasing of the dollar the men of money expected "the head of the federal reserve board to confirm their fears but he proved to - be quite orthodox in fundamentals and now the bankers are declaring that Marriner Ec- The more the cles is most acceptable bankers of the nation know the Ogden man the better they will like him They will discover he has lived in their atmosphere and jias faced their problems but they also will learn he has progressed beyond the narrow thinking of many of the men of money and has seen the onward march oi events as enecung me couniry as a wnoie There is nothing in his program which will V not fit into sound businessalthough he sees " ifcccles made ' 5 cwjuauucuw in ui6 banking and mdustnal life of America TUBERCULOSIS FOR some time we havp hwn thnf — — — savintr - tuDercuiosis is disappearing ana we oKnow as a national affliction it is being conquered but a public spirited woman says that in Ogden the disease is spreading and some- thing must be done to check the inroads it - snhcHh?ncr fr f ntumiilneia etomnc ' money for which goes out of the state the people should give to local organizations in- terested in the work of sanitation directed against the spread of tuberculosis Tuberculosis is a disease which if care- lessiy treated and the natient allowed tn rfinr nr!fU rvMV w f ojfuvuu ntuiuui uuc pic- cautions can be communicated to others ! m' anuctea in tnat manner should be everyone isolated or- - thoroughly instructed in the observance of sanitary regulations A — cfw ? - r DONE The Inside of Washington NRA Isn't Dead Chiselers Feel Mailed Fist in Supreme Effort to Enforce Codes Rosenblatt Chosen to Head New Smash Hits Hard and Gonsrers Fear Him I Correspondent WASHINGTON Nov 24— Sink or swim live or die survive or perish —the NRA will' march once more against the chlselers and prove for the first time whether its codes can be enforced Employers violating code labor' and provisions — miminum ' wages maximum hours— will learn that the Blue Eagle is far from" a dead duck They're first on the list as the pulmotor squad known as the National Industrial Recovery board embarks on the most vital NRA move since the recovery outfit slid into demoralization last spring You're not to blame if you thought NRA was dead and the NIRB was acting as so many pall bearers' It may be deader than the NIRB members think But it couldn't possibly be as dead as you'd 'infer from the press conferences of Chairman Clay Wil liams whose contributions to the rotten publicity the reorganized NRA has had have been rather : enormous The correspondents have gather Williams' inept efforts of concealment that the whole thing had been wrapped up in mothballs and tucked neatly away ed-fro- ROSENBLATT A TIIELM 6 — I I Under this new system of barter foreign trade is being stifled MALE OR FEMALE MOST amusing is the controversy now insr nn in - EVr uiivv vr aimj me ttuiuuuuca sailors the new giant French shin male or female sro hs 0v as to whether liii-- t i -- y r — Nnmnio "- -' iD Grammarians declare the liner is I Nnr mandie and therefore is of the feminine gender The sailors object insisting that FOLLOW A GOOD EXA3IPLE icgaiuiess oi tneir names are LtdR user3 alon the Provo river drain- - masculine and WA the new shin shall bf knnwn vv age continue to fight among them- - as Le Normandie selves and as a result a government allot- Thus the controversy rages with the ment of $2700000 for the startinsr of the Pects favoring the sailors f winning Deer creek-Uta- h lake diking project cannot against the savants who are sticklers for be ntilizPfl a - ealtfast lp-o- i ng RELY ON PUBLIC OPINION There may not be much about all this but NJRB ballyhci has assurance of a new andalready more attitude on the part of the departments of Justice and labor and the federal trade commission G Stanleigh Arnold a new assistant attorney general from San Francisco will head a new D J division whose sole function will be to prosecute code voilations without interference The underlying NIRB theory is that public opinion can again be relied on to support federal enforcement of wage and hour provisions and that the mass of employers favor code enforcement if it can be applied to all PROVES HE'S FIGHTER Labor provisions will come first trade practice and price provisions later It's worth remembering that the energetic Mr Rosenblatt has been the one NRA administrator who never let a code get by him unless It provided "minimum wages for "higher bracket" emnloves as wpii as the lowest paid workers A brilliant New York lawyer not yet quite 34 years old he handled the tough motion picture code and the famous hearings which resulted in a week and a 10 per cent wage increase in the cotton ear- ment industry He has been almost the only fel ive 36-ho- ur low around! NRA who ever inspired the "chlselers" with actual dread (Copyright 1934 NEA Service Inc) 1 J stoke " I M orning up-to-d- ate I I mnuJ v mum DOG SAVES LIFE CASTLE ROCK Wyo (UP)— Ed Killard 54 probably owes his life to his dog While picking ferns In the mountains near here he fell and broke his leg NRA By ROE FULKEKSON' He tied his hat to the dog's colRosenblatt's force and his fast lar and told him to go home Three keen mind make think you the Where were you last night?" "Chickem think are lucky hours later the dog was back with old Hugh Johnson He wasof the demanded Brother Fred as his to find folks who they are willing to a rescue party ablest administrator of that bie ?teter came in to Sunday morning feed them without their working When they asked him to pack Dreaicrast ior the food and they never find ake over of enforce An automatic book conveyor of ment he demanded "Judge I stand on mv riehts out the difference until they wake large powers and am1 up in a pot pie surrounded by the type used in the most saying is ikb gave him those powers and nothing which noodles "libraries A man oe ln usea the country has he immediately went into action ' thinks he is smart ignz against me' replied to have bamboozled been installed in the new some Universitv pretty of jjucy witn line sarcasm 17000 KICKS ON FILE Utah library "Well you weren't at the coun- - girl into marrying him and never About 17000 complaints of wage finds out the difference even after you? technique is poor" said he has worked himself ragged buy 1870 c her Oriental rugs for the liv his sister gravely "You should ing room and colored tiles for the ing omeXdyand Vfter! 'said'i" ba nroom "Men are bright with a dull aE had then you would have meScom- sort of whicu enables glow them mitted to the fact that I was s now to maKe mon unaerscana thom an YOU women are enough "Your third fright degree is ineffec- - 10 tnem IeeI that when they i tive in that it lpavp mo the get the money they should give it M frt ontf fUnf T 11 It all to them for clothes and movie I was at the country club I might tickets add in the most kindly and sister all very funny but men ly way that it is none of your are"It's so about their busy bragging Business where I was and that sense of humor never see that they a are yo busybody and a snitcher the joke and that I don't like the way your "Never mind all that!" said Ta nose sets between your eyes and ther "I want to know where this man was Thursday night" j WUJ you cnuaren stop mis BlCk- - young "Quite right Father and you ering?" demanded Father to talk to him some more ought are risht Dad" said Lucy about bickering J'Tm too" said Lucy I have never known any one so "Will be kind you enough to tell inclined to bicker as my brother It me what you and your Mother are is bad taste and you are quite unday L! — The fact is that NRA is going back to its original principle that employers would gladly accept wage and hour standards if assured their competitors would be required to live up to the same schedules And for the very first time in the two month since their appointments there's an air of suDnressed excitement among NIRB members Hardly anyone paid the slightest attention when Williams casuallv said ttyat Administrator Sol A Ros enblatt was to be the new NRA compliance officer But that fact counled with the character of Rosenblatt was the ir to this new campaign which probably will make or break the 'mi W - NRA Washington : DroDortionS nan nrnhahlv creased in another year As in recent deals the prospect for the United Stat i ood 0ne of Germanvs Wicm tomers three years ag0 was the soviet union Sales of German machinery and manufactured eoods to rh Rnmin ed tremendous volume under the German system (until the Nazis came to no wer writ h cr0 0f stimulating — 0 ennrr —r biviiuuvm ca- credit port guarantees The Nazi antaeron- ism to anything: communistic ranspH Mna- fl rnw to — shnf fF uuy wucia xw vjer- many iast year 4Uiey dwindled to com- paratively small totals It is rumored in Berlin this week however that 200 mil- lion marks of new business is going to be placed with German plants' to 'use ud' the wWpK — — credit ovvuiJiuiaicu ui aennany from the sale of soviet raw materials to tViT-mWi- and hour violations are on file at Up to now the procedure of has "dragged thenl handling a - dozen NRA offices and through toned them so hopelessly that no one can Imagine how many other complaints might have been made had anyone suspected a chance of real enforce ment NIRB and the hard-hittiMr Rosenblatt hope soon to make settlement of these complaints a matter of days rather than months : The most important anticipated step Is a decentralization of the compliance set-u- p especially of the NRA litigation division which will have Its members scattered over the country to prenare ease f U S district attorneys By RODNEY DUTCIIER Standard-Examin- er rr V 1 To relieve unemployment Cuba has started highway street park and building construction programs S LEWIS & COMPANY IF J right laughing at?" demanded Father to correct him "The two of us!" explained Fred "Say you!" began Fred hotly going into hiding behind a newspa I've had—" per "That is quite enough sir!" in- " McNaught Syndi "Your sister is (Copyright 1934 Father terrupted cate r Inc) You show bad manners right — When I was your age young men always spoke to young ladies with deference I dont know what has WHO'S WHO IN corns over young men these days" "ratner it is really dreadful" AMERICAN ART forced o Lucy "Here i am almost twenty-twand I have never mar- John Kelly has just had his firs ried because I have not been able to find a young man with 'your New York exhibit gone on until the entire undertaking is en Ana nis exquisite etcnings and courtly manners and your fine def- The Wasl"ngton girl who wants to sell erence of Hawaiian life would aqua-tin- ts S?ez toward women" V x licit same condition could not found have their way to the Ask her where she was last have prevailed herself m marriage for $12000 will be in in the Book shop Gallery English Dad!' night I in the matter of the Ogden river project if no position to tell f s the not sent had wife artist "If I were a bickering that was it nosey the local water users ' had not been hem like she Father you person who have the worse might got brought bargain so' little confidence in me that he Kelly is indeed an anomaly He together in --1928 in the office of the mayor would ask me Questions about mv started out as an advertising man of Ogden jaty and convinced that if and became an artist But now reaDouts i might be mean that ine riindu rope trick remains unsolved they he is an artist he simply re - were to av mm eiwugu io inquire go forward to a better day their nnrl tne world stul has fuses advertise himself He is whereabouts to last youlook something Thursday as 7 his tofriends conflicts in the courts would have to be sue forward wouldn't to point out that rare do that i nignt put creature—a No matter Irish don't tattle where you shy and modest aside At that time the farmers of the ' went I wouldn't run to Father man He was born In San Francisco upper and vIower valleys were taken out of about It nor would I bicker with A British scientist has discovered the 50 think is I years ago and was educated in - court by stipulation arrived at key you bickering very t id by the en- to the shorthand of ancient Greece Never- taste the public schools there His art gineers representing the two factions agreein- theless the "Young man where were you training was obtained at the Mark will remain writings Greek to last g-on Thursday night?" demanded Hopkins' School of Art now Incor a plan of action by which mooted most of us Father porated with the University of Cali fornia Atr Department and later "Why I haven't any idea I " — — E Spencer MacKay For under I why 'Tather please don't Insist on three years he worked a the San Huge Saving make you any Francisco Examiner but became By knowing andIt hewon't is just thinking up more and more occupied with comhappier some story to tell you Not only mercial advertising In 1920 ha Commissioners that but he will bicker me about came to New York as partner In a when it commercial advertising firm He did you aren't around" BOISE Nov 24 — (AP)— A claim not "Look here like New York so he' gave up you young TODAY'S SPORT MAY BE TOMORROW nyena! of knocking $1306000 off the freight S INDUSTRY me in Dutch when tne work v you're putting aiiu bills of Idaho I ha vent done a thing! I've had warenousmg Eight years ago he decided to exfarmers and was made to- about enough — - hobby shippers So may today with his art urge His periment day by the public rtilities com"Do I have to speak to wife °e5 ? tne Boulevards A mission Kate botanist with you always has measured the in its summary of the past P1" man?" asked is responsi-wh- o two ble for that unen&ns rivS worth young of his Father again P11 genius with the eye of years worx eS' A curious doctor an Is a sculptress To artist She coldly wondered wither 2S-- S The pointed to two "No!" replied the boy sullenly him was not long enough for his little bicycle h A years T°tld not make good tires cases ascommission eight bringing nearly all the sav"Licked are you?" asked his sis to prove himself an artist but his fanciers who demanded SSffi? fo ?2dId trotting horse ing claimed A yearly saving of ter i wife thought otherwise whhels' to the airplane cU$3£r V(SS5t She sent grinning eaca was auvwy credited to lower a ln "What do 3ou mean?" asked Fa some of his things to the Internaf "Pf11! kites sired thosa wLnS° hours Boys' freight rates secured on petroleum ther looking from one of his chil tional Exhibit at Los n f ?te set off brain -- rents that enable l& er Angeles last and petroleum products principally todav to drtP year and he won honorable men of hundreds of thousands or hnCtvC currents with the sdsoune snipped to the state and dren to the other "I'm just teaching him a las- - tion burnished copper along a thin strand of to maintenance of the shippers' son" His art which is charmlnz Amer replied Lucy happily "I'm of diversion and processprivileges : him lea when that he starts inter--givteaching today is as true an Interpretaing in transit on livestock - with a woman he tion of Hawaii as 101(1 an 7 a of argumer'show ChicSoHmS Gaugin of Tahiti —— bobby by employes f4— comes up So the plate with two mere is In his etchngs Most and aquaof hobbies were of the C0Pany uJity strikes on him and before he is tints that intanzlble nostalgic Dull : they ranged from embrSderthe t But Condie Leads he discovers that any which makes native Hawaiians exthrough rUvea models Enjoyment of man who tries a battle of wits claim at his sympathetic underwith a woman is licked before he standing of their country Sea sky By trees natives the whole scene of begins — — v 'He started trying to find out the land he loves has a warmth "vuuj iupui&B into a revival of ?moii BOISE NOV 2i—(AP TnVm W where was last night and fin and Intimacy that makes black and Condie state superintendent of pub-h- e ished I to where he white seem to throb with color His trying explain ve been developing all sorts of tooSntar instruction led his ticket so far was Thursday nigU One of these and etchings portrait aqua-tin- ts efficient units of electrically in the past election that it was to to start he in nirt one going convince days sublects are comes and more leisure durlm?T the that 'l3tner7- - Lowered in- - scarcely a race a tabulation of re- with some Innocent looking little his friends Indeed his closest these efforts to accelerated turns in the secretary cf state's ofthe home as wind her meal and tick girl up friends are baslsaristothe natives codes did their put l0 zSmLt NA fice disclosed today et and spend his iife trying to crats of the Islands Johnthe Kelly have ariien?plaSl Production " Superintendent Condie's majority raise money enough to support her ms artist wife reside ten mile and movement out was 53433 over Iinnle W Kitts-mill- in Soflt°h evaii£el of faome and send three children of Honolulu where he is living his luxury kepract&with Republican a majority hrough college Even then he will Deuei m art for art's sake ivTfvP11115—6 arts he "es about 40000 votes above that ob- be dumb movemen nearly or recedes is a Question of tained — spreads enough to think that he Mwhether nrerne rcn Governor C Ben by did °thi10iolarge-ale7ndustwas all and he it lowers to that costs its William lucky Davies has Inst romnlftprf and to over its prices his Republican opponent The get such a fine woman to marry 70 income dimensions now in the makta as a years school teach Sundav governor's majority was 17654 J him er at Treharris Wales ': BE that the — is malrfmr0 The suggestion is made that instead of ": TO Af-'ri- ca -- - - SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25 1934 A- A A v THERE'S ALWAYS WASHING BARTER PRESCRIBING the new method by which - nations carry on foreign' trade an American who has been on a foreign tour says: 'Barter is the order of the day in Germany Hungary Poland Chile South Brazil — all have negotiated deals with Berlin But the largest deal of all is pending— the purchase of 50000 bales of raw cotton from the United States against any kind of German goods the United States is willing to take At first glance the situation looks hopeless Beyond a few optical products some dyes a certain number of chemical products and some special instruments Germany has little to offer which will not compete with the United States The fact that Germany is dependent on outside supplies of raw cotton counts for little "because Germans have alrpadv fWlarwi can sunnlv all next vpnr' that in other markets if neceSsary While this is perhaps exaggerated it is true that much more raw cotton has been chased in othe countriea this VMr Platform Standard-Examiner- 's AMINER construction The water users in Salt Lake county and farther south should profit by the experi ence of the farmers in Weber county and immediately come to an agreement which will permit work to start on the Deer creek- Utah lake project Muzzle or a Club Press X T nlrr Let gift- EVERYTHING FROM GADGETS TO GEMS TO WATCHES ARE HERE SPREAD OUT BEFORE YOUR EXPERT EYES PRICES? 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