Show t rhc e5alt Cikc Ztibutic 8A 'Unpredictable Possibilities Observer Fears U S Trend Is Away Veil Vice ?residency From Traditional Hard Money Policy News Chatter By Scribes In 'Capital Sunday Morning July 16 1944 Russia Accepts U S Bid To World Security Parley By Harry J Brown Tribune Washington Bureau 4 WASHINGTON July 18—The choice of a candidate for vice By the Washington Staff of the president by the Democratic national convention that meets in Associated Press next Wednesday may go far toward determining the WASHINGTON July 15 (P)—Russia is understood to have WASHINGTON July 15 CIO Chicago outcome of the election nrxt Noveinber it might definitely deaccepted in principle the American invitation for exploratory —German peace moves may be The termine the result This year a great many thoughtful and exconference as soon as possible on setting up a world security expected from now on enemy may hint peace in an efperienced Democrats are considering the possibility that PresiBritain and China previously had indicated their acagency to lull the allies into overfort dent Roosevelt if again reelected might not serve out a full ceptance double-edgto a be confidence careful Russia but it's for necessary The time and form of the meetfourth term of Japanese sensibilities and it that And the Roosevelt choice win weapon Germany's bomb-daze- d Such an eventuality would mean ing remain undisclosed and at the would not be surprising here if the bemore is populace probably that the vice president would for- truly reflect the desire of a vast moment may be undecided al- - American aim for a single meeting now for anxious than of the delegates who will come peace right president Consequently of the ma- majority though Sec of State Hull expects of representatives of all 4 counmembers ward looking make other any up the Democratic national make a full announcement of tries is realized view the vice presi- convention party n jority and Russian one was evident On conthat point it conference plans within a few days dential contest with unusual The leaders are believed to have' cern But there is rto such unanimity of disappointment is in store and- - attach far more than tneertaJn1ie Many choice to the place original hope of officials was that taken opinion as regards second careful importance precautions averagemade Mr ticket Roosevelt the One of the uncertainties o far the exploratory talk might be held be to to velt by the use of force could do as the public record is concerned in July Apparently it vas with against any German effort in Southern Revolt Factor in 1944 what he did in 1940 The split and defeat the allies Is whether Russia will meet in a this as well as the political conrevolt of 4 years ago would White convention the Democratic in mind hour of vention their that the Moreover very triumph "Mgle conference with China the nominated Henry Wal- United States and Britain or House early last month issued a In Washington and London in the south centering in Texasis never ifhave allowed to express a free lace whether because of her neutrality statement by the president setting probably in Moscow it long has Mississippi and South Carolina the the and choice basic coming convention will with this forth on concept possibilities will country's insist toward Japan she fraught if been mind that tied be of similar Germany is suspected based a definitely vice presidency security organization meeting separately from the Chi- of loses by surrender (rather than In with But there has been no crystalmovement Granting on a united nations' council assemthat nese uncontrolled collapse) the that the convention seats the new lization of sentiment behind any The hope here has been for a bly and court of international by deal contesting delegations from other of the many Democratsonmenhigh command will try to surtalk as provided justice peneral mate the tioned for and states one grantrunning front The those southern render to only in the declaration of Moscow Late Acceptance Roosevelt ticket Had there been Germans would hope to gain faing that the convention moves of jointly signed last fall by Russia to the job sidetracking Mr WalRussia's final formal acceptance vorable treatment from the ar- wholly along lines acceptable China Britain and the United have been simplified lace House that White in man the might on weaken the that front and that it mies States Since then military devel- now is coming in sotolate in the Those who object to seeing Mr trouble off head not arwill at allied last the set cooperation up on the Roosevelt ticket opments have made it even less appeared impossible minute deep south particularly if the Wallace rangements and begin the conferhave thus far been unthis should year convention creHenry place a would Such breakdown ence in the period originally of mindful the old political adage: Pres with on ticket the Wallace hamper organized Roosevelt sought However this has been ate distrust "You beat somebody with can't An Hour of Worship offset in the opinion of authorities security and possibly give thea have made no at- south They A nobody" operating at revolting crack Germans another here by the thorough preparations to get together behind some tempt more successful war in another along lines threatened by the one for the talks which the Russians man who might be generally could Texans aroused conceivably To counter Featuring ele- are understood to have made and quarter century to the elecacceptable throw the next presidential to hold allies the this rigidly time thus the that the ment into the house of representaA new series of talks of takenfeelingis the formula of unconditional tion was well invested tives and the next president would President Only Strength desurrender that Beyond newcomthey to State department spokesmen be chosen not by the people not special interest The thought seems universal clined Saturday to comment on the are agreed that no surrender the presidential electors but by ers in this area by full be without accepted Mr Roosevelt himself will that situation Secretary Hull had said will of house the representatives by comma-riders by the this week that he hoped to agreement on the 7th of provide the strength of the Demo- elected to be is early that national ticket and that it Wilford A Beesley make an announcement Saturday on all fronts next November The universal be- cratic on conference plans As the week is will be he who must carry the of lief congressmen Republican Wait a Minute—Behind sober that the next house will be Repub- party including the vice presidenended there was no evidence that President of an lican the tial nominee to victory if it is Salt warnings against hoping forGerthe final plans had been completed overwhelming fear of to be victory in November CerStake collapse of early internal is that Democratic congressmen lies evidence that GerMr Wallace could add no many tain)) :2WIPMIRMW!' the Republicans have good grounds Music: man war factories still put suRoosevelt ticket confidence A net gain of strength to the for their Common Word into what 6 seats would give the Republicans the elements to which he particu- workmanship perior Choir for Roosevelt they produce While this is true control of the next house of repre- lady appeals are could ICE CREAM r add no McNutt anyway D generally of nazi equipment exsentatives to the ticket nor could Albert who have taken apart late strength perts t Wait You While Rosenval Renomination Assured Dipped Sen Barkley or most others whose versions of German aircraft enines have found them amazof Pres Roose- names have been suggested renomination The Accompartht cCIIS cPts ingly well built A carefully chosen southern Geneve Clayton velt has long been assured it was Democrat i 1 might aid the ticket by a certainty long before he acceptFood Front—Next year's proed the nomination last Tuesday allaying the threatened revolt but Florence Van Lee Tan duction goals will aim at raisThis was true not alone because the field of southern possibilities ICE CrtEAM Sam ing enough food to feed 200000- - of his personal popularity but be- is almost confined to Speaker 000 people This would be about cause Democrats of every faction Rayburn of the house of represent- ASSEMBLY HALL I 25000000 more—presumably in realize that he can garner more atives and Secy of State Hull A SHOP (On romp!' Bieck) Tennessean running in votes in November than any other liberated areas—than at presman they might choose Even a year when youth vs old age will ent It would leave the AmeriSUNDAY 2 P M 75 NO STATE ST can diet rclatively unchanged Democrats admit be prominently mentioned through the campaign would not be much help Sam Rayburn on the other ed Anglo-America- anti-Walla- ce ak ' 114-to- - 25 49 21 TE anti-Roosev- Special to The Tribune NEW YORK July 15—Express-- I ing concern that the American delegation at the Bretton Woods monetary conference is moving ' away from the traditional hard gold and money policy based onworld-wide silver and toward a cur- system of managed paper manrencies Robert S Palmer silver and not in man-mot- e There is aged paper currencies every reason to believe that the Peo ples of other countries will feel the same way more strongly be- cause they will be suffering the aftermath of severe paper money inflation in so many cases The conference now meeting at Bretton Woods has a great oppor- tunity to do good or evil The aging director state mineral re- - choice is up to the delegates and Colorado s (1aurrecde sSaturday othat i t is not too the governments which they rep- c late to halt new experiments with resent The conference can set up an untried monetary devices fund which will peg international Mr Palmer who was at the the of prices gold and silver in conference international monetary each and then assist in- country followas an observe r? issued the interna- dividual nations whose ir tional payments Rre temporarily y tradition-'allAmerican 'rhe people to maintain the gold devoted am they are to a unbalanced and silver of their cur- parities Ilsound monetary system based up-- I rencies on the firm twin foundationa of That in opinion is the kind lgold and silver have good cause Of plan themypeople of the U S for alarm over the trend of the and our congress would accept discussions at the international Or the conference might em- monetary and financial confer- bark the world upon the seas of ence at Bretton Woods N H currency—experimenta- After attending the conference managed tion with or without the cloak of for several days I feel that I can a nominal gold standard to con- summarize its attitude towards ceal what is being done gold and silver as indicated by Unfortunately really conference the is a number of delegates to whom in this dangerous rapidly moving I have spoken as follows: direction off from con- 1 Gold is to be retained in a tact withtoday—cut the At a re- people nominal role rather than as a true monetary standard The international monetary fund will hold some gold for member countries for the time being but the traditional gold standard which the monetary system of a nation is tied to a gold reserve would In effect be abolished and at a DETROIT July 15 later date gold may be completely Willow Run bomber demonetized because it is only a near "relic of barbarism" Ypsilanti was closed byplant 2 Silver is to be ignored commagement Saturday night for pletely as if it plays no mone- the second time Saturday a Ford tary role whatever Whenever a spokesman said because "crane proposal is advanced to recognize that silver does have an impor- operators worked sporadically and tant monetary part to fill in the held meetings in the plant" modern world and could be of The workers reported to their infinitely greater usefulness after the war by the adoption of in- jobs for the night shift sifter the ternational bimetallism through giant plant which produces 4- 4 the international monetary fund engined Liberator bombers the American delegation meets it had been shut down for 5 hours with cynical snickers Laughter during the day because of a work is to take the place of logical ar- suspension by crane operators and gument when the monetary role their floor helpers The spokesman of silver is brought up the higher said little work was done howstrategists of the American dele- ever 4 and absenteeism was very gation have decreed high When the war is over a large The big plant has been producpart of the world will be in the ing a bomber every working hour I of a runaway paper money Saturday's shut-dow- n throes was the first inflation The large majority of due to labor trouble since the the people of this country believe factory was opened 2 years ago - : - '- ': - ' ' ' ‘ ' ' - si I '''' - ' - "k - ' '' -' '' 4' 2 :1'- :s' i sr' ' ''' : '1 t' "::' 0 : Ford-operat- - - : -'-- '- ''''''''':' f ::s '3 ': "E' ÷ : '' - 0 — -- 1 --- I -- s an 11111111111111111111111 —- i "'Oa" 0°: - 1 --- ' ' ili-- linetg- - 1 11 ' ' :iiditridtiilitieil ' ' "We 16161: Mes lior10 in Omollela:S16:"1"17 rt1 ''' : l :: 2 !: 7- : ':: ' : i:: ' ' - :::'11:i 0:11194r 4004$1:1:: : - - "WIT0411111gildelt"r'-''''' ''' ' ' ' ' i:i 7 : 4" ' - W :": 4 - ' t : r - --" r 1 '' 4 ? t41 tried to read with somebody else'a HAVE you ever glasses? Remember how the letters blurred - NOU had to strain your eyes to read? That is why nobody can ever have a Sonotone without alining! Just as your eyes differ from everybody else's eyes so lour ears differ Just as glasses have to be indisidualized to each person's specific needs so do hearing aids The idea of ualling into a store having a clerk up a hearing aid taking it home and starting to 'rap hear all by yourself is alluring because it sounds so easy But unfortunately to anyone who has had much experience Ulth bearing losses it is rather impractical and even worse to our minds it passes the buck to the hard of bearing person Baying a hearing aid is only the beginning of better Your hearing aid has to fit your personal hearing hearing needs! You have to be taught v to use it You service have to be sure of a sympathetic that will keep your hearing UNINTERRUPTED! That's the answer to better hearing! And that is a responsibility that Sonotene will never years this Compass over to you For more than 12 sell to been has not just a hearin underh policy pany's HEARINGS l'aujBETT'ER From the day aid ing you get a Sonotone your hearing becomes our worry not yours! We invite you to come in for full details and a free audiometric test of your hearing Even though you may have been unsuccessful with other hearing aids don't give up until you try Sonotone how 7 ' :7 I 1s f z- - 4‘-- - -:-- ' - 44 - L o A l'fil''- - ZA"I j otiff 1 4 '''' '' 401ts 400v: ': 1? : "': Z: -'z 1: - I : 4 ' i 1--- i ' i -- '' '' i fke -- i : ''' ''''' ---- '' ' - l's:'-- ' -- ' kN - ' - - "" Av ell ''' - '' 1 7:f 1flFt t)! l''''f 11V ''' "'-- ' ''' l'--- y - ' '''''' : - '- 4 14 - ' - ''''''''' R 1qu'5 roat !:f? 4 t' - 1 :Me4! 74 r ' ' '''' - — p 154r7amonort64c‘c1 1Pito4 2 4 f ' ' - If mss"M - l t1 until ii n cs 419- —sommoommesonseause a 0 — -- o I ' ---- - 1 See what a difference Sonotone's policy makes When you come in to the Sonotone office our Consultant doesn't try a Sonotone on you and say "How do you hear with that?" Not for a minute! Firsthe wants to know where and bow much your hearing bas slipped And be doesn't want opiniorue but forts So be makes your Ancliogram - night-and-da- a) OF SALT LAKE CITY L J al 610 ECCLES BLDG BLDG NEWHOUSE SALT LAKE CITY Phone OGDEN Phone s - - :' i :'- ':- —r - t: ': a- 6rv1F1:4 zill !- 7? i - lc i -' :1' —' ? :: L t t'' 4 ' f':1--::4:- " Lz e--!- '' is -7r :bi:-k erinnerada-am-- -- 704 - ': 1 oi ii::! ?k :':'14:::: : :t: A e :::7:s1:::''''::1"' $0 P 414:7 eir Z' ' '' iII ti 774""''''''''4 il I 0 "-I- bat Ai -- 41 - - 414is - -W-It- k1tZA -' world-wid- e made approximately 18000 day shift workers idle There was no official explanation of the work stoppage A company statement asserted that it was "inexcusable" and that It Wit 3 "the culmination of a series of minor stoppages beginning late Friday night in reveral departments The' statement added that the workers had filed no formal coRlplaint or grievance ANstatement by Walter Quillien president of Bomber local 50 Automobile Workers United (C I 0) issued at Grand Rapids where he is attending a state CI 0 conventions accused the company of fomenting trouble and added: "The situation at Willow Run has been brewing for a month and is the direct result of the company's transferring of workers regardless of medical status and disregarding seniority provisions' - –Alm- - till‘O rd a Clear Majority Needed If a president is to be elected on November 7 he must have ac lear majority in the electoral college which is what the people actually choose A revolting south might block an election in the regular fashion if enough electors from revolting states refused to cast their votes for Mr Roosevelt or Mr Dewey Such a deadlock would throw the election of a president into the house as has happened twice before Failure of the electoral college to elect—definitely a possibility unless the southern revolt flattens out—would under the constitution throw the election of the vice president into the senate with the prospect that the nation for the next 4 years might have a Republican president and a Democratic vice president The chances of the Republicans gaining control of the next senate are remote nothing but a landslide could bring it about But it may be written down for sure that if a Democratic senate has to choose the next vice President they will not elect Henry Wallace They might elect Sen Harry Byrd Vote by States The mere fact that the Republicans may control the next house of representatives does not in Itself mean that that house would elect a Republican president for the constitution provides that if the election be thrown into the house the voting for president shall not be by individuals but by states each state would have one vote Nevada would have the same voice as New York Therefore the determining factor would not necessarily be the party control of the house but the number of states having a majority of Republicans or Democrats in their house delegations A Republican majority in the house might exist and yet a majority of the states have delegations dominated by Democrats In an election by the house only 48 votes could be cast it would take 25 to elect a president 0 Delegations Split In the next house as in the present there probably will be delegations evenly divided Washing- tion Idaho and West Virginia today have delegations that are divided 0 There may be as many or more states represented in the next house by equally divided delegations How such states would vote if called on to participate in the election of a new president opens up a wide field for speculation There would be opportunities for trading and the larger the number of states half Democratic and half Republican the more uncertain the outcome In the event the senate should on to choose a vice 'dent each senator would votand it would take 49 senators to elect Ast Then having a choice of hundreds of possible fitting combinations the Consultant ran individualize a Sonotone to your hearing loss ao that you get SELECTIVE AMPLIFICATION of sound in the portions of the speech range here you need help the most That's our idea of proper fitting Isn't your hearing worth that much trouble to you? 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Ili- r - ' :: -- - hand-picke- Workers Hold Meetings on job So Ford Closes Bomber Plant if chosen for second place his rampant might quiet down Texas friends even though the national convention declines to meet the conditions they have laid down The only other southern Democrat mentioned Sen Harry Byrd of Virginia would never be accepted by the head of the ticket He has been too consisanti-netently and totoo pronouncedly fit on a Roosevelt deal ': use-':::'::::-- can delegation has been taken in hand by the treasury "experts' who drafted the original monetary stabilization plan and is being shepherded along the managed currency path The delegation was d to begin with to leave out any advocate of silver and international bimetallism Foreign delegations filled as many of thern are with advocates of sound money know that they are so dependent upon American military or economic aid- today that they dare not oppose our government with a firm stand on any point regardless of their real beliefs The American people should recognize this comedy for what it is: A few ambitious "expert' —doubtless convinced in good faith of the worth of managed currency —would end the monetary use of silver and take a long step toward demonetizing gold as well Only the rejection of this plan by congress backed by art outraged public opinion can prevent the adoption of another dangerous mone- elt hearing aid takenott the shelf ISn ' anly more :s::!:k--::::::::::5-than a ellS !anc —ir ti - '' gold-an- fg! hand '" mountain resort the Ameri- d in WA leloffb s 4 r I t t |