Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE '4 fmed Triouci Lia mornlnt by tha fialt Publish in Company TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION month I 0 SO pally and Sunday one 10 60 Daily and Sunday one yrar raiec apply in Utah Idaho (Iba aboveNevada and Wyoming ) Rhewhere in United States Dally 1and I 25 Sunday one month The Tribune U on sale In every imReadin the United States ers may ascertain asenia In any city by telephoning this office The Tribune it a member of the Aato elated Press The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper end also the local news published herein portant city Monday Morning r— f -- fibttiw flje JJnlt "Yj Entered at tba poatofflca at Salt Mcond cUu matter Laka City u The Tribuna la a charter member of the Audit bureau of Circulations The Tribune U a member of Major Market Newspapers Inc The Tribune Is a member of Media Records Inc group Inc The Beckwith Special Agency eastern advertising agent New York Philadelphia Chicago fit Louis Detroit M G Mogenson Kansas City Atlanta b Co Inc Pacific coast represents tive Ban Francisco Los Augeies Seattle Portland Foreign bureaus of1 Information of The No Rue Serine Paris Tribune are France 125 Pall Mall London England I Unter Den Linden Berlin Germany Excelsior Hotel Rome Italy December 7 1931 Congress Convenes 3 of certainty la added to the Immediate future by the of congress which begins today Rather the event marks the beginning of a long struggle for political prestige In direct consequence the uncertainty of the current situation may be prolonged rather than abridged by this session of congress The only bright spot In this Is that the struggle will be significant of action Indicative of determined efforts to change the outlook notwithstanding the fact that there Is no unanimity of opinion on the course to be pursued The lawmaking power to the present session Is so widely divided that there Is little hope of NOTHING a stogie program this to Itself Is a common Interest It also tor At this hour the nation ernmental and economic ills sponsored before this session handicap to progressive action to Is attended by a high safety facIs full of quack remedies for govMany of them will be seriously of congress The close division of polllcal powers at least provide a safeguard against departures But by the same token the formation of a sound and progressive program Is bound to encounter difficulties What may ultimately be accomplished Is a matter of speculation Plans and counter plans may be resolved into hopeless deadlocks or hopeful compromise while the demand for relief finds Increasing conflict with the demand for official economy The taxation problem promises to be one of the bitter issues of tljo session Even to the face of heavy governmental deficits there is no accord on what should be done to meet them Revenue is essential and taxation is its only source A wider tax base is proposed on the orte hand while the rich would be held to meet the deficiency on the other There likewise is a division of opinion as to whether revenues should be raised by' elevating existing taxes or by providing new ones All are calculated to add to the uncertainty of the existing hour if not to confuse future production since some if not aU are bound to discourage the private efforts on which we eventually must rely for relief President Hoover faces the sternest test of his career to this session of congress He is confronted with a hostile body and is promised little if any sympathy to any plan he may have for negotiating the period of the depression Party welfare is a dominant concern Policies and actions WU be gauged by their probable effect upon the next campaign Whether the country at large derives much or little relief from the session win of course depend upon the trend of power If the session does nothing else it will make issues for the next national contst It will be good or bad to the measure that it abandons the immediate peed of the public for the future concerns of the parties ‘While Che Public Pulse-IIo- MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7 1931 New York0 Day pe of Nation Rests With By Day By O McIntyre that C Diary of a NEW YORK theHoUl Se- To the tram modern Pepys and asked to other morning the off agaln farewell to Floyd Gibbons barber” Endo the wars and to my typing t Dressier ing epistles from Marie Not all orchestra leaders tire of Don Clarke Gene Tunney-ftnweek monotony of to the Keats speeds to see their niece the eight times a enGRHuntl was Florence Slmrall whom I love vefy their Job ' in 'Three Little Maids’ in much on starring London Frank Tours was wielding Dropping in on Ray Long Jr tea scene the way home we played a new game the baton There was a20 minutes called yoho mighty fun too And without music lasting Tours to later to a tea chatting to Maybell Ol that would have permitted to a well Karl Kitchen Charlie Driscoll escape from the pit perhaps 600 Yet for Gordon nights Leon And pub Hunt Emma neighboring and articled to paint my portrait In a he preferred to remain and watch gaudy house robe shortly To an Armenian dinner with tne Central Park’s mammoth apartEarl Benhams Zaz Hitchcock the ment house building reached a peak Frank Tours Frank and Mary Cra- as economic disorder swept its iierc ven the Frank Cases and Clara est destruction in real estate values Walsh then to Miss Barrymore s From the Circle to 90th street there "School for Scandal" incredibly dull was a forlorn array of dizzy spires Later to Mayfair dancing a twirl or Some of the most stupendous for a two but mostly talking with Irene time had less than a half dozeu tenCastle about our dogs ants But slowly they filled and sevBut are almost to capacity draws eral Is still ghastly emptiness that Broadway Undoubtedly there many pathological hybrids into its gives bondholders a nice set of swirl They are usually recognizable Jitters f by their mlgnon walk and Yet I cannot be- The celebrity curtain at Chauve swishes lieve all the insinuating whispers Souris is again a clutter of caricatures about this person and that To at- of supposedly and in instances doubttain celebrity on Broadway Is to be fully Important figures of the day besmirched Such accusations are The brush once wielded by gifted often the refuge of anvioui— implies Barton was handled by the tlons that are never told to those Ralph Russian — Gard who did the young denied be cannot thus slandered and “celebrities" at Bardl’s Even on Broadway there are clean a who men have pronounced living I once accompanied my father to a love of art music and other en- theater featuring such a curtain in to contrast speakin nobling things caricature and night club hope he would spot my easy among many adorning it He did and gossip They often bear this unjust observed with customary gruffness: stigma ’’You’ll probably wind up running a name on Another type peculiar to the minstrel show with your sides of the bass drum” baroque Broadway environs Is very both frequently classed a gigolo but Is not (Copyright 1931 McNaught SynHis plentiful income is an enigma dicate Inc) He lollops in luxury dresses like a Bond street blood spends money an freely In gay haunts and squires orchidaceous beauty of the moment He can speak casually and authoritaHere's Something! tively of Paris London and Shanghai and has manners and niceties of speech that proclaim the gentleman But when the question of his livelihood Is brought up Broadway inIf dulges a characteristic shrug Broadway cannot find out how a man makes a living he is a gigolo U S Engineers going-throu- (Continued on Followlni kerchief-in-the-cuf- smart-crackin- All You Can Uaedpit SECIAL LUNCH EACH DAY A tip from the coast explains that Lew Cody makes waves In his new swimming pool by throwing Roscoe Arbuckle in THE FORUM Hubbard Gives Plan to Revive Trade By Our Readers HART’S LURCH worn by Pepy de Albrew Machine Advocate Sees W E Hand Labor Objections Rules for Contributors a TODEfMRK OF CHARACTER i u!g much-neede- d half-cloth- UK? coX SwSmSSS '“"“w y "" THE tradsmarlt of KING UTAH COAL h your aiiuranea of fuel economy KING UTAH COAL is hardar than other western coals and lasts longer Its economy is reflected Id your budget Order today from KING COAL dealer UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY Largest Producers of Coal in Utah Salt Lake City Ask Your Dealer' WESTERN FUEL CO MARTIN COAL CO SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO BURBIpGE COAL CO MARGETTS COAL CO STEWART BROS COAL CO Was 2667 Was 520 Hy 2520 ' Was 6161 Hy 2065 Hy 1918 “If I Only Had the Cash” Remove Uncertainty furthef Involving the government to this Industry will prove Is questionable Hie Ills from which the farmer Is suffering are similar to owpsWN 'Vr cordon I'CREEIC We’ve been urging you for a LONG Time MR ) HAPPY-GO-LUCK- Y to SAVE part of your earnings VCOAtS Opportunities never called so loudly as today Are YOU prepared to take advantage of them? Our Safety for Savings Plan Mi PHONE HY3I3I &CITY vrc t x &A (Under Ghui Management) Mr F C Brown Trtbnne U to be (uett at Hart'l today Personal nomination for the slickest fitting evening suit In town— that six-ho- A Minneapolis bank started serving coffee and doughnuts when timid depositors started a mild run on the Institution indicating per ha ns that the human touch is not entirely lost to moGeru buiiiKoA if L 30c Pa) fifafor w Eat for Fixing the Blame toany respects to the afflictions of Industry and labor When the fruitless efforts of the farm board to stabilize the price of wheat and cotton are recalled and the losses Incident to this effort are finally tabulated doubt must necessarily arise to the minds of conservative observers It Is true that farm products and livestock were among the first to be struck by declining prices but this can hardly be attributed to lack of laws Organizations for group marketing were functioning the federal government was active In the enterprise the department of agriculture carried on Us usual work to Improve the crops yet none of them could halt the downward march of values Agriculture will not be alone to the clamor for legislative relief but it will be unwise to aggravate the malady by dosing patients with remedies which may sustain one while the other grows worse Congress will be of service to the present crisis to the extent that it diagnoses the ailment correctly and prescribes the proper treatment The fanner cannot prosper when the consumers of his prod urt are under financial stress One contributes to the other so it must of necessity result that any proposal which seeks to grant concessions to either at the expense of the other Is not An overbalanced lawmaking program should for wholesome tliLs If for no other reason be guarded against for It will only add further complications to an already complex economic probh m A d By P W BELCHER For two years we have been a period ol worldwide national and local depression which has been without precedent In our generation and for which our political and economic leaders have been advancing various and sundry explanations and emergency aids so far without appreciable betterment of conditions The problem of restoring normalcy In industry has many angles and necessarily depends upon the confidence of the people at large in their government and their leaders that Is to say It is very largely a problem In mass psychology It is not a time for petty bickering and selfish group Jockeying for advantage of this or that special Interest It Is a time when all good citizens of the republic should foregather and make earnest and consistent effort to get together on a constructive program for the rehabilitation of our Industrial structure It is a time for clear thinking for cooperation and teamwork In such emergencies It Is perhaps not Inappropriate to look to the engineering profession for constructive suggestions and plans for the engineer Is the builder and planner whose essential function Is the placing of capital in profitable employment and the creation of profitable employment for our millions of American workmen Primary Requisites In the exercise of these functions three elements are primarily requisite to establish confidence In his leadership: Integrity courage and resourcefulness His integrity and honesty must be resourceful In emergencies Is to fulfill his function of bringing together capital labor and opportu nlty He must have the courage of his convictions and be prepared to carry on through difficulties and disappointments to the successful ac of his objectives He compllshment must be reseourceful In emergencies and prepared to use all the resources placed at his disposal to the best advantage for the Immediate furtherance of the plans In hand and for the elimination of waste and loss His Careless of the things which are 1 Letter limited t 804 wards Editor Tribune: Although I am not near we pursue eagerly things which Editor Tribune: For the past 25 8 Write aa one aide el the paper () Re8 Salt a has Lake taxpayer I have been inthe writ (ft) American (b) onln lerlbly government years are far away— Pliny the Younger dlsrtmiiiis ligions and partisan been'taxing the poor and giving it to terested in the discussion going on i (b) personal aspersions not barred desired 4 (a) Writer most eifft Eat drink and be merry for to- the rich now It is time to tax the rich about the use of hand labor instead true names and residential addresses morrow the Installment man may and give it to the poor or in other as evidence el pood faltht (b) these of machinery on the construction of words be run should this government come around and take back the reare withheld ea reeueet except for the benefit of all the people In This "Innovawhere direct aeeasatlooe are trade public improvements frigerator the coktail shaker and stead of a little handful of against Individuals or corporations exploittion” is supposed to create jobs and the radio names when true mast the be printers known as captains of Industry ed ft Poetical contributions are net thereby relieve unemployment disand financiers considered ft Views expressed In Everything runs In cycles—only There this department are those of the tress As a matter of fact It does millions of workers are ten seems that the cycles and do not necessarily renowadays it nothing of the sort A given amount 7 flect the views of Xha Tribune are getting smaller The vacant Idle through no fault of their own of money will employ a certain numThe department can not be used as stores that became golf courses are and every city from the Atlantic to ft an advertising medium The ber of men a certain number of days now golf courses that have become the Pacific is overrun with men out Forum does not oourt more than whether those men operate machinof employment one contribution a week from the vacant stores same contributor Preference In pubJ P Morgan Andrew Mellon and ery or not But when machinery is lication la tiven where true name denot used the amount of accomplishA school teacher took several of her Herbert Hoover could relieve this and address is used ment is cut down And unless there within 48 hours All that Is mplls out to Hogle Gardens to see pression Is for them to agree to the is danger of too many public lmprove- he monkeys The cage was desert- necessary ments being made too many miles of more of low ed and she called upon the keeper Issue of five billion or Interest bearing long time bonds Reader Gives good roads being built etc there ran for an explanation Suggestion be no excuse for not hen put eserv klle walker to wmk nmhin AU the monkeys srs In till house On Using Setcer Fund ery Doing away with machinery does Ihen follow lliat with an Increase of taking a bath” he explained not create Jobs it reduces accomthe Income tax ud to 50 or 60 per cent ’’But" protested the teacher on big fortunes then make an honest Editor Tribune: If ac claimed hi plishment GEORGE A GOATE3 of the Juvenile court emphasises they’ll coma out for peanuts won't adjustment of the profits from indus- the lawsuit against wasting $35000 In some of the "cow counties” JUDGE try by adopting the day and on the storm sewer this work can be where there are thousands of miles traffic deflclences as he dissolves a delinquency charge they?" "Would you?" asked the keeper of road sadly In need of Improvement! such other adjustments as found necdone cheaper by machinery why not we see the absurd spectacle of auof on labor account essary saving against a youth recently Involved to a fatal automobile accident discusa had There been heated use machinery tor part of the Job at thorities employing hand labor on sion of a recent lawsuit which machines mergers etc The young man was before the court as a result of an accusaThis announcement would immedl least and put the rest of the men to what little road work they can fito all work on threatened the halt establish confidence and put work painting come of the shabby nance How much better and wiser tion of involuntary manslaughter attributing the accident to storm sewers During a lull a man atcly the wheels of industry moving then homes of the widows and hard it would be to employ the same numasked and for tha group approached we would see a greater and more per- pressed people and beautify our city ber of men with the same amount criminal negligence on the part of the youth dime to bury a lawyer who had prosperity than this country instead of Just wasting their time and of money use efficient methods and The Juvenile Judge however held that the young man was died penniless "Here’s a dollar1 manent has ever experienced Later no doubt using the taxpayers' money needless-l- machinery and get some said Commissioner Lake ten to carry bricks from that pile to "Bury hot speeding and that the accident was caused by the driver of of government ownership of public utilimprovement work donel them" this and then back again Just to It is high time we broke away from ities will become a necessity the death car being crowded by a westbound machine with blind half-fed and A year ago a local banker made the make the poor the Marxian idea that deI read somewhere that Detroit Is statement laborers as some of them are stroys the opportunity machinery “There Is plenty of work tog headlights This no doubt marks the end of a regrettable connected to work It with Canada by a tunnel and earn I’ll their that wager money? has been disproved by both fact and Why not use plenty of money tragedy to so far as the law is concerned Probably was a typographical error both? there are some of them unaccus- theory long ago If the elimination W E HUBBARD tomed to such work who could not do of It is doubtful If any effort will be made to punish the other and should have been "funnel" machinery on improvement work did create a Job for anyone birthday cake had been baked for a good day's work In three driver despite the fact that city county and state authorities CharleyIs Fehr says that tha dog the occasion Thinking it over my In mv opinion a general tax to actually I would favor It— but it doesn't are supposed to be engaged to relentless warfare against motor- catcher getting tired of his Job regret is that I didn’t study medi- raise money for the unemployed In And in private industry capital complains that he is always re- cine times of depression Is unfair These and labor have to divide only what ists using unlawful equipment The Juvenile court action how- He ceiving anonymous Utters taxes are the assessed being beagainst Mm and Beltstrora presided How could they produce ever is encouraging in one respect It fixes more or less defiunem- either Jointly homes of widows the the tween courses conversation more the get by producing less? The king of Slam Is said to have taxes whose hard and ployed pressed cause a of the fatal automobile accident Judicial proby nitely Purchasing power and productive 100 sacred white elephants and over -or th power are the same thing nouncement a conclusion which is not always applied to fatal 2000 wives That’s an awful lot of COW COUNTY TAXPAYER white elephants or accidents to this Jurisdiction It establishes the degree of reso thoroughly that I haven’t slept control conditions through politics with enterprises or monopolies which A foreign correspondent writes well since sponsibility as well as the lack of it and points the way to a take an unfair portion of the profits Dr was a affair was It that King Alphonso Jolly Ray T of labor or very fond definite reform to traffic enforcement should be forced of titles and hated to part with Woolsey poured the coffee Dr Ed- to share suchIndustry with those whom profits win R drank them case That being the H large quanti- they have literally robbed Murphy Harry Madsen suggests that he set- ties of buttermilk while Dr Clark To those who have prospered and tle down over here Join the Elks and Young showed a remarkable capacity have plenty and who do not wish to for parsnips The only favoritism I be classed with the work up all with the opening of grafters above noticed was when the Ice cream was mentioned OUT'of thethe uncertainty associated they should bo penalized was Invited to lunch Alexander a with I of served areas Dr R to are sure J got Friday agricultural representatives likewise because they have been at the county hos- small-size- d washbowl full of It Any- blessed with superintelligence and InIntroduce the usual quota of legislation for assisting the farmer some ofItthewasstaffNurse Adeline Ray- way for once in my life at least stead of using all their talents to pital gain As to the need for relief there can be no argument but whether mond's birthday and a scrumptious I’ve enjoyed myself in a hospital (Continued on Followlni Full beneficial 1 1 HY COAL 3130 Will Help Prepare You C9 Save 50c to $10000 Per Month at Your Option Deseret Building Society ‘OLD RELIABLE PEOPLES COMPANY1' 41 SOUTH MAIN STREET Information on Request — Assets Over $2000000 (A4?) ass: 00 |