Show jarnmm$Qi A' TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE £ljc j$ult £akc Srilmnc 27 1932 Will Somebody Please Save Him From the Life Saver? PUBLIC NO! The Tribune is a charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations Tne Tribune Is a member of The 100 000 Group of American Cities The Tribune is a member of Medic TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION $ 0 SO Osuy end Sunday one monUi 10 SO and Sunday one year Dany 11b aooie rales app y in Ctah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming) Clrvhere in United States Dally ard II 2S 8 tnday one month (From New York Evening Post) If the people of this country understood what is being done to them by Records Inc aroup legislation enacted under pressure men they would reply from The Beckwith Special Agency Im New Yoii eastern advertising agent The Trtbune is on sate in every im to present and future demands with Philadelphia Chicago 8t Louis Detri portent cuy In the United Slates Read an indignant “No!" Take just one exare may ascertain agents In any cuy by Kama City Atlanta M G Mogensen Co Inc Pacific coast representative 8 ample of the absurdities which exist teiephoomc Uhs office I os Francisco Portlai Seattle Angela An ex service man who? prior to 1925 The Tribune Is a member ot the Aso elated Press The Aociated Press ts exof of Information 'll bureaus Foreign that is six years after the war — No Rue Scribe Pari Tribune are clusively entitled to the use for reproduccould prove that he had tuberculosis tion of all nea dispatches credited to France Wo Pall Mall London Englanc I Unter Uen Linden It or not otherwise credned in this paper Berlin Germany although It disabled him as little as Fxrelsiot H del Rime Italy ard also the local neas published herein 10 per cent and in whom the disease is now completely arrested and Is no Monday Morning June 27 1932 handicap to his earning power is entitled to $50 a month for the rest of his life The widow ot a soldier who was £ killed In the war and who left their two children to be cared for receives $48 a month Such are the the midst of partisan debate and conflict the Democratic monstrous incongruities which we are IN permitting to be put over — not simply national convention today launches Its hope for popular supon the taxpayers be It noted but on port in the forthcoming elections It enters the contest with the families of those who made the supreme sacrifice heavy and with handicaps which may or may not We forget the careful planning done during and immedi prove to be vital factors in the final result next fall Where the which was the to the evils war avoid after ately of the Civil war pension arrange Republican convention was a model of acceptance the Demoments Five major measures were cratic meeting promises to be a series of conflicts adopted by congress: First war risk Partisan fervor and feeling Is at its height as the Roosevelt insurance secondly cash compensation for veterans who were sick or delegates threaten to reverse the custom of a century and ban the disabled In consequence of war service thirdly compensation for the widtwo-thirrule to provide for nomination by majority rule ows and orphans of those who died The threat Is the direct result of the fight that A1 Smith has in or in consequence of war service for those fourthly hospitalization waged upon the governor of New York being one of those prowho were sick or injured in conse quence of war service and fifthly tective measures which find favor when the tide Is uncertain provision for the conversion of war It will be bitterly opposed not alone by the Smith followers risk insurance into various accepted This is not forms of life insurance but by many other Democrats who have come to look upon the all Rehabilitation vocational trainrule as the constitutional law of the party What ing and other mattera were provided for this fight promises the party In political favor Is difficult to A pretty good program wasn’t It? So good in fact that nobody has sugIs determine There an Indication that It will leave deep wounds gested any improvement In it What In the party organization no matter what the decision may be has been suggested and In part accomplished is the handing out of On the one side Is the threat of a bolt and on the other Uncle Sam’s money to persons who did not suffer In a way to prethe possibility of disastrous reverses which likewise may prove either clude them from earning a fair living or did not suffer at all Hundreds of the source of new strife millions of dollars are being paid to Democratic conventions however are much like Juries you ex service men who suffered no dis whatever In ’She war There never can tell precisely what any one of them may do The ability are veterans who are receiving comconvention may survive Its conflicts and emerge with unity or pensation for total disability although they are engaged in their normal ciit may not In any event the convention promises to be color- vilian occupations Some of them are by the government ful political history with a wide variety of conflicts to stifle any employed How honest and patriotic men can possibility of Its becoming dull agitate for legislation which makes these things possible Is beyond our Economics and prohibition are calculated to add widespread But this travesty comprehension and divergent Interest to the sessions How the delegates will upon justice and common sense can be stopped Not only can fresh meet these Issues Is difficult to anticipate The convention abuses be prevented some of those which flourish can be abolished The is fraught with conflicting demands Plainly the Democrats National Economy league composed are dissatisfied with the progress of economic rehabilitation mainly of ex service men has taken the lead by petitioning the president under the Republican administration The exigency however and congress for a reduction of in the expenditures of the vetseems to demand a definite program of Its own a program It has filed a erans’ administration brief showing that this amount can be which at this moment appears difficult In the face of the dissaved merely by putting an end to the cord which attends the Issue within the ranks of the party men privileges enjoved by who were not disabled because of war Prohibition likewise is a bone of contention among deleThis is a self respecting at servlre It deserves the outspoken gates as well as among parties and people The political effort titude of man and woman of course Is to provide a plank which takes cognizance of the support of theevery name of American worthy division of popular sentiment a division which Is shared by Forty-secon- ds ) THE Self-Protecti- RED CROSS performs desirable public service A as it undertakes intensive swimming Instruction for the youth of Salt Lake City Hardly a summer passes but what the city witnesses a youthful tragedy which might have been averted by such instruction Swimming la something more than an artful exercise It la a means of for the unforeseen emergency which arises without warning The summer accident hazard which Is reflected In drown Ings will be materially reduced by the classes which are being launched by the Red Crass Expert swimmers and public and private plunges are cooperating In the endeavor to spread the benefits of this movement as far as possible The movement Is not a new one with this organization For the last twenty years it has specialized In teaching water safety and first aid methods Its experts have taught water safety rules and methods of appljlng first aid to a half million men and women girls and boys The movement Li one which should have the utmost public support for It finds a direct reflection in community life phi Writer Asks About Bonus Payment Problem IS' e Editor Tribune It seems like everybody ls taking a ‘‘slam’’ at the man One man says they should not receive the bonus because they would not know how to spend it Another says they have nothing coming Walter Lippman says the ex service men should have a well educated man explain to them in a common way so they could understand why It cannot be paid because of the compound interest Personally I believe there are very men who do not reafew lize that fact but I would like to have Mr Lippman explain these questions Do you think it was a fair proposition to wait till the year 1925 before any legislation was passed or should It have been dated from time of disf charge? Also if time and were allowed for overtime on the t " Motorists Warned THE new federal tax on gasoline sales at least warns 1 Letters limited te 800 word Preference in publication it vires where tree name and address are need t (a) Write on one aide of the paper only 8 b write levibir la) ftellciou racial and partisan dlsctHsioni barred ib) pereonal aaperaiona not desired 4 a) Writer must aim true name and residential addresses Tree name will be printed anless reason satisfactory to the editor are civeo for wlthhoidinc the name ft Poetical eontribations are not considered 0 View erpretaed in this department are tbrne ef th contributors and do not necesaarilf reflect the views of The Trlbone 7 The department can not he used a an atlvertlsina medium 8 The Fornm doe not court more than one contribution a week from the lam contributor front lines and elsewhere would we not have considerable more coming than we are allowed? If there is a deficit in the United States treasury and I really believe there is might it not be possible for revenue to come in as fast as in 1925 when the bonus question came up? The Hon Andrew Mellon said there was an immense deficit and would bankrupt the United States and I be lieve in less than six months there was such a surplus that we had to loan it to the allies to get rid of it and now we are canceling it as fast as possible at the expense of all American taxpayers Anyway as critical as things are and in good faith I think the least the United Slates senators should do is waive payment of their salaries un til the crisis is over FRANK A PHILLIPSEN Nephi al s see Personal nomination for the dourest looking of the socalled men about town— Jay O'Brien Editor Tribune: It is refreshing and heartening to note that The Tribune one of the great newspapers of the country did not find it necessary to splash over its front page details of the recent prize fight Lending encouragement to these lowbrow rackets is nothing move nor less than contributing to the all too prevalent trend toward viciousness among youngsters Now if The Tribune can find a way to prevent “super minds” from predicting that “the upturn is about to turn up" or sump'n the country may yet regain its equilibrium HORACE M SUMMERS Something about transatlantic phoning creates a mental vacuum Twice m such fanciness my conversation flowered into inanities mailed on bathing beach postcards You know having a good time wish you were here! So I like the yarn of the husband whose wife phoning from London began: "This will cost you plenty dear” To which he snapped: “Not as much as you think” — and hung up School Board Urged to Give Savings to Charity Editor Tribune: I suggest to the school board that it open the city schools one month later and give the money allotted to school expense to the county charity board JOHN N MURRAY ms tc IOO Gold SNOWDRIFT— Je Can 32c 21c 44c 29c OIL— He Full Pint Can TINA— 1S While Sur 9 CANS DRESSING— Kraft’s ISc quart far SALAD Harold Fabian futmer Republican national romimtteeman admitted that the situation was serious but ‘aid he felt that it had been a "noble GRAY HAIR experiment" lest George Suthei land set retary to the governor said that the matter hadn t been brought to the official attention He said he of the governor a offne personally favored asking Senator King to Intioihne a iuhstitute me ore recommending the ure of silver George H Watson said that the ten deucy to decay in the genuine article land the explosive qualities of the male jltnl'a’on to It Impuvschle for him decide between them ‘Histnry loscc" aald Mr V ateon eloquent v "that In eveiy like atnngeiuy a 'new ri scovery of gold has allevia'ej 'he sti ess " tri-- Disappear Heme Matted Irlsf Perfect leielta yem c CftJor m ft Pg Ot v rnthM rrwri$ hf wtvr wy ciAot Di hy Nof thin (rrprtd Ml 41 AIly Muid prodvt y cotir Dt lf Kif but )H tofuf tolof liquid tftlp id ffc ff'O' 8 )f ty g ytr Ml od dd g $ t f4utl CIO wofxiHu vtf ®iy d ) It q pmew t m bsiitvou fc)i S NrHit t ththf (K yM r pop of bMf foMAM tofeiD NoufUM I)') bintlp 6 ctq tK M W J lliiinran d'mUxrl the sub ' t bv s'alu g that It would In all iprui ability lie taken rate cf “next w mk in (III ng l'eronn"v Jie jaddc J 'I favor Sira'ght repeal" J Will ‘ fm IW Mr of oho Jt NourlsMne Manufacturing Co HCURISHINE 555 Pocatello Correspondingly low fares to other points For further details phone Was 200 MAIM 4 cans 49c 3 cans 43c facts about ESTATE BUILDERS 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a secretary He continued to talk fingering It carelessly lit a cigar and finally tossed It unopened to one side After awhile he picked it up again tore open an end and again absentmindedly flipped it aside All that was needed was a suddenly slammed door and a lot of bright boys SALE Y Grapefruit Spokane Tit-Bit- LARGE CAM UKOKEN SLICED 17 $2525 2570 2870 1410 1315 Los Angeles is impressive too observe the nonchalance of some people in receivA telegram to me aling telegrams MONDAY AND TUESDAY STOCK UP on Top Quality Foods at These Saving 14o Florida EXAMPLES OF ROUND TRIPS FROM SALT LAKE CITY STILL SOME TO GO Chorus Girl (quarreling in dressing room) — Not only that but you get uglier every day Second Chorus Girl— Another thing s I can do and you cannot— TREE CITY DELIVERY TWO-DA- ill Good on all trains leaving June 30 to July 4 inclusive Return limit July 12th Aa many as 13 days for a delightful vacation trip It delib-celluloi- A murh-burdene- V NOTES ON THE CUFF I don’t see how a feller kin sell' DEPARTMENT cantaloupes six days In th' week an’ go V church on Sunday — Abe MarGeorge A fisher Keetley Utah tin says that hla poem which I ran in Now that there are said to be jSaturday’g column was inspired by more elks roaming the forests of the sight of a field mouse despondent the United States than there are after reading the current prices paid lodge members the manufacture of for farm products probably elk tooth charms a measure crately giving itself up to the cat designed for the protection of the About this time twenty five years graceful animal may be abandoned ago Walter Wellman made a dash W V Wirgand exalted ruler is said for the North pole to be looking into the matter And 717 carj ago they were prob ably talking about modification or So far Gus P Backman executive repeal of the Magna Charta secretary of the chamber of comJ C Kinnear of McGill Ely Ruth merce as there have been no pro- Nevada and points wet ls in town tests lodged bv local or foreign man- Too niuih excitement here he says ufacturers '1 hope" he said cheer- so he’s going home I see that the mayor and other fully “to be on mv” vacation before the news leaks out prominent citizens are alarSng a e coaUrxs fad That may prove a tide When asked wliii h was better— to to those of us who have make It open inwn on elks or throw embarrassing n'nr”7hiri’ thousands of skilled workmen out of work a member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tko of declined to comment Handling of Prize Fight Neus by Tribune Praised We Ship To Aa Point in Utah Idaho Finally motor-- lsta In the various states that they must be on guard against diversion of state gasoline taxes to unrelated purposes The federal tax Is calculated to raise $130 OuOJOOO from motorists of which $123 000000 will be Indirectly returned through federal aid road appioprlatlons to the states Other federal taxes on motor vehicle sales accessories and parts lubricating oil and tires and tubes will cast the motor Lts another $100 000000 Briefly these taxes add $230 000000 a vear to the cost of motoring In the United Btates Highway officials b' lleve that this extra assessment will have a depressing effect upon motor usage and that ns a result the states will Hnd'thrr own gasoline tax ncrirts rlously affected d In any (vent the new tax illustrates how a Industry Is considered legitimate prey for ewrv new tax urge Kf(uise of this and because of the preeedent sit In these fed-rtaxes efforts no doubt will be marie to bolster waning revenues by diverting gns taxes to other needs ho It Ls that the motorLis In all paits of the country receive a general warning to renewed vigilance Many of the state are poirg to be visibly affected by thrse newer tax tmergeni lea The au'omoblle ls or has been the official refuge that knew no limit The savlj'g glare of this lias been that the major part of the mntort-fs- ’ mntributir ns have pone into building roads The ugr now Is to keep If so V Rules for Contributors AMERICAN -- Our Readers By The Senator From Sandpit on for July 4th Holidays Every now and then I drop Into the sedate cinema the Cameo on West d street remindful somehow of those brave little magazines of poetry that die to make verse free It is never crowded and there are no military ushers or other pomposities There are grim films from soviet Russia wild life in Borneo and the handicapped ambitions from Hollywood's Poverty Row Yet about them all Is something of awareness of realities Indifference to acand a steel-gra- y cepted movie formulas Forty-secon- The Final Source For d CUT one-hal- them only after the accident has occurred £ Rail Rates (From New York Professor Ripley aiguing before the senate’s stock exchange Investigators for enforced standardization and publication of corporation earning ac counts was giving voice to a feeling argument that will find considerable erho in the most conservative circles Standardized reports and their compulsory kept on steering his vessel by radio to publication to the stockholders took sending out wireless messages ’’ all A RECENT study of life insurance statistics one company a prominent place It will be remem- the passengers to stay on board The IN found of all policyholders who died li bered in the "Swope plun" there has evil is real: the main question ts just that nearly one-ha- lf been a good deal of sentiment for how such publicity ls to be made ef the first year of their coverage were killed In automobile acciIt is very action by the stock exchange to re- fectlve for its purpose the problem will dents The conclusion of course reveals nothing but the haz quire such reports from listed com- doubtful whether is seems little solid be solved in a day what really at ards of the automobile In modern life hazards which by the panies andto there ls the whole broad complex of the on issue Few Idea the jobjection way are not borne entirely by the insuring companies other hand would share Professor problems raised by the modern diverNo insurance payment fully compensates for the life that Ripley's optimism as to the power of sification of stock ownership and the this kind of publicity in eliminating new chasm which it tends to open beIs lost In an automobile accident despite the fact that it Is com- - stock speculation or market manipu- tween the owners and the managefortlng to survivors to be assured of some degree of protection lation Publicity of accounts would ment of corporate enterprise theIt deis gradually being realized that genuine investor firmer More than any thing this Investigation Is an urge to greater give theto stand on than he now en- velopment of the modern corporation ground precautions on the part of the Individual In behalf of safety joys but even the best facts are has tended to falsify to a certain extent the legal and social assumptions Cities and states have done what they could to surround seldom much of an antidote1 to that combination of hope credulity and upon which the corporate form rests traffic with legal safeguards There however Is no legal progreed which set the stage for the and it ls probable that as time goes on we shall see considerable changes tection against those who take chances There are no laws ort of manipulation to which Profes- — cither voluntary or through governsor Ripley objects which will make traffic foolproof Strict enforcement and rigid Professor Ripley also urges pub- ment action— tending to keep the observance of course will help to cut down the death rate If licity for the holdings of directors theories in consonance with the developing facts Such change in escarried to the point of perfection they might eliminate most of and executives Inoftheir own compa combating those tablished practices and ideas how nie as a means our unnecessary accidents The trouble is that there can be no cases "where the captain of the ship ever Is bound to be a long and slow hi perfection of these safeguards while so many people think of so to speak got In the lifeboat and process Herald-Tribune- 3E I ds OVVNFR8 AND MANAGEMENT rs! ng self-impos- ed the delegates Whether the Democrats will meet this Issue any better than the Republicans remains to be seen In any event it is one of those vexing Issues In which political expediency forbids conventions to be as outspoken as either side of the By O O McIntyre 1 The Democratic Convention two-thir- DAY-BY-DA- Y NEW YORK June 28— Diary of a and girls thinking up ad copy would a wild modern Pepyst Awake and did on 'have been scared silly by shriek my new robe of white toweling from The Palm Beach suit had the srtiall-e- st Algiers And came a deserved rebuke from Ring Lardner about a roughage sale in history this summer Dealthat crept into my column saying ers believe the material too gay for 'You do not need that any more than such a sober period William Waldorf Ed Wynn needs Bert Lahr’s descrip- Astor Incidentally popularized the tion of a bull fight” cloth in America My single effort By post too a shipboard kodak of cut a caper in a Palm Beach was cOlq-- ' the Frazier Hunts and son ftjb and storaged by Will Hogg Appearing on the Bruce Bairnsfathers curtesy to Ja- his Florida veranda as a house guest pan At my stint and by good hap so arrayed he glanced up from a reSo clining wicker chair archly to inquire finishing with enormous ease with my wife and stopping in at the Off to skip through a few asphodels Roy Howards’ new town house awhile eh?’’ and Alice Rohe always engaging there Also I take Issue — In fact I’ve berit-talciIn the evening to dinner at the Will a number of issues lately but IE Hayses they departing on the mor- mostly just the cheaper magazines— row for three months in California with a London clothes stylist who saysi All later to see the cinema ‘‘Scarface’’ America’s suits are too heavy and we and then walking across have not acquired the aplomb of thus street gazing longingly into the win- material He’s telling us about thin dow of a musical shop In especial at materials! And many of us on the an accordion suit with lust lap of a so thm we can sit on a dime and seats Most of my life I've nursed a yearn- tell if it’s heads or tails ing ache to ploiter merrily along the One of my keys of an accordion 1932 McNaught SyndW stage idols is the testacious Phil Baker (Copyright cate Inc) the wander can because he —chiefly world and like a mad king of Bavaria Great' Salt lake Is the largest inland improvise tunes scatter jokes 8nd exof water in the west and the body of moods evocative a press rhapsody largest body of water at its altitude A group of writers played battle- the world and is seven times as salty dore and shuttlecock with the topic — as the ocean friendship —at Sid Solomon’s corner Cool off at Olaus’ Coffee Shoppe table in the Casino last night The and 50c din idea was this: In a lifetime how many Try their S5c luncheon (Adv) true friends does one accumulate? It ner was put more concretely thus: If you were in jail in Seattle where you knew nbt a soul how many men — or women for that matter — could you wire with your last nickel asking aid with any hope of reply? After considerable thought one celebrated novelist declared he could think of only three men and one woman who would He respond In such emergency scratched from the list half a dozen who might wire $10 and advise him to lead a better life Fi teted at the posioffica At Salt Laxa City as second class matter Issued every mormni b The Bolt Lake TrU)jne Publishing Company NEW YORK Write for Details of This Interesting ISetv Plan ESTATE BUILDERS Inc FIGIITII FLOOR McIXTYRE BLDO SALT LAKE CITY LTAH $189 37c f" 69c ml If |