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Show ' - , dka : THE SMITI1FIELD Xeirs Iter iat Current aieni ofm National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart WaahlngtoB, National Froaa Bulldlns coming primary nomina- ' emocratic tions to the senate Look for Bnd house of rep- resentatives a r e Dynamite apparently going to be loaded with more than the usual amount of political dynamite. There are three or four reasons for this and, as viewed from the capital, any of them is worth watching for the color of the results. First, I should say these Demo cratic campaigns are due to show Just about how far President Roose- velt can go in dictating party nominations and to develop reprisals against those Democrats who prefer democracy to the New Deal. This phase of the political picture, of course, will have a bearing on the 1940 Democratic National convention. It may be the beginning, therefore, of a battle in which the Democrats will strive to recapture their party machinery from the Roosevelt-NeDeal wing of the Washington.-T- he I I w party. Second, the campaign may possibly disclose to what extent there can be a coalition among those opposed to the New Deal. The coalition idea has been gaining some followers under the leadership of Senator Vandenberg, Michigan Republican, but it must be said in truth that it has a tong way to go. Southern Democrats never will vote for a Republican label and there are many sections of the north where the Democratic label is just as poisonous to the Republican voters. Third, the bitterness that is bound to show up in some of the flghls for the Democratic nomination should bring forth Republican spirit, if there be any Republican spirit, and thus it seems possible that factional strife among the Democrats might result in some sort of life being instilled into the opposition party. Carrying that thought a bit further, one might conjecture that this paradox of politics will reveal whether the Republicans have leaders anywhere among inland steel PLANS NEW SPENDING Billion victory for C.I.O. Pubic Worb and a Half Mar. to Be A, led for on B.ll Program . . . Battle Over Reorganize!, IX C. of representatives or the senate to serve as their spokesman, their leader. They dont want somebody to follow somebody else, or at least they should not want that type of man. if Mr. Dark feels that he has a better understanding of what is needed in the state from which he comes than does the President of the United States, I think he is only exercising his capacity and his right of leadership. Further, it is a test in the primary. The people are going to decide it and that is what commends it to me. contest as Using the Clark-Pop- e further illustration, I think it ought to be said Mr. Clark must have discovered from keeping his ear to the Idaho political ground how the people of that state have been disturbed by some of the radical, professorial policies that have been sold" to Mr. Roosevelt by his coterie of advisers. His record seems to indicate that such is the case. On the other hand, Senator Pope has never wavered. He has found out first what Mr. Roosevelt wanted and has stayed with that through thick and thin. It may be that a mjtsMmm, DEPARTMENT corporation was 1 ordered by the national i Ai, ia iS MiS -- ei PIANO SALE IK FULL OF PIANOS ON SAlii . im la Oar Annul Sarins Salt! to aavo aa hurh yourd opportunity off on aomc piano I Uaod Manaa fraai I4I.M aa! SPECIAL LOW TERNS I Writs u at ones , court, -- a. .. union will have won by labor board action what it lost in a long and BROS. MUSIC COMPANY bitterly fought strike last summer. Id 8 GLEN th Main Btraat - - Balt Laht Pit. The company at that time said it HOTELS would deal with the Lewis union but would not sign a contract. It SALT LAKE PLANDOHE. HOTEL 4th Ba State Rataa ll.M to U.H this was not required by toe RESPECTABLE CLEAN QUIET considered Wagner act and said it NEVADA Mih7 RENO. O. Whan ia stop L C. the S. W. O. C. and the HOTEL GOLDEN Boos la an4 hotrl nwot popolor "irresponsible. to not is An employer privileged RADIO AND TELEVISION the deny collective bargaining to Aatataoro Expert rnnttra oratoenun representatives of his employees Stock the views reprehe $35,000.00 merely because the TtUriaiaa. Tact Egaipawnt, Radio Parta a sentatives as irresponsible, aphaTOynmicht DalirerUa, Writ! far fraa And the alleged irreboard held. in irrelevant likewise is sponsibility Felt Radio Co. InterMt'n Dist. Sait Lafca City determining whether he must emMl do. State body understandings in a written ono-thir- era-tend- r(l PERSONALS agreement" WANTKD Original Mama, amn, tor Send poem ta imnadiate eanaidcration. COLUMBIAN MUSIC PUBLISHERS, LTD, --Taranto. Canada Dopt. MIT ALCOHOL Traatnuat Raaalta Asaarad. Only S daya at INTERMOUNTAIN SANA. TOBIUM. IMS E. Sth 8a.. Balt Laha Cite. Rtliara Yaar Co Ida Qnichar Uaa UCA-P- AI Bill New Wage-Hoof New NORTON MARY D EP. Ik Jersey, chairman of the house ur labor promised committee, time ago to bring in a new bill that she some wage-hou- r thought would get congress through and meet with the Of the approval AI 1TM STEAMSHIP TICKETS . President RaX Noaa Bran, Inhalant AH In Ona Bottle Sant Font Paid lie and Ha UCA-PMFC. CO. Bq Sth Boat St - Salt Laha City. Utah A sub- CRUISES taunahlp Tlahata, Crnlaaa All lines, all hips. Write to Amarloon Express Co.. M Wont Ind Month St.. Salt Lots City. BUILDING MATERIAL of her committee group formulated a stand is good polimeasure and she INTERSTATE BRICK CO. called the full comtics; it may be that voters in many Firo Clay Building and Fire Brick states prefer that. But the thought mittee to consider lolknr Building TUa Vitrified Sewer Roof TUa and Mantrla. Drain ipo I am seeking to advance is the it Prolonged debate HT CM. 1M S. 11th B.. SALT LAKE in the committee necessity for members of the house Norton HOUSEHOLD and senate to think sometimes of was predicted, and . the welfare of their constituencies, WRINGER ROLLS FOR ALL WASHERS the bill then would require approval Wholcula and retail. APEX SALES A the good of the country as a whole. by a hostile rules committee where SERVICE, 111 E. SKD S.. SALT LAKE. In the campaigns of 1934 and 1936, a small group of southerners killed OFFICE EQUIPMENT THE WORLDS WEEK toe previous bilL the bulk of the Democratic memUlrica. went AND USED Ink! cod oholra, lln, senate NEW the house It and WaataraNawapaptr bers of This new bill is a compromise. aldlag nick's, safes, out and campaigned wholeheartedly the demands of the South typewriters, L. DESK EX., MS S. State, Salt Lika. I. ignores for Roosevelt policies. There were Billion and a Half Wanted tatorship in the United States, they I for wage differentials to offset CLAY PRODUCTS I fewer who sounded the tocsin in er living costs; and it is far from of 1934. the chief 1936 in in did Tila Sowsr Pips Faso Brisk Draia than that way The voting on the motion to re-- 1 meeting the desires of the two great HARRY HOPKINS, Firs Brick and oil day pnducts and Aubrey Williams, commit, offered by Representative organized labor groups. Which is to say, that some memUTAH FIBX CLAY CO. - Salt Lake bers found weaknesses in policies his deputy, had a conference with John Taber (R., N. Y.), started features of the measOutstanding ATHLETIC GOODS which they had supported and they the President, and immediately aft- shortly after 6 p. m. As it progressed ure are: erward the word the tension was great The vote was admitted they were wrong. Well, GREAT WESTERN ATHLETIC GOODS 1. Creation of an independent Bata, Gtarca, Kaacballa, Boflballs, went out unofficially tied the result has been fewer nit wit and again. There waa agency, which would be ap- Uniform, Vallyballa, AtMctir abac. ate. that Mr. Roosevelt tumultagain laws. SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. Silt Lake to when the last member had pointed by the President, subject contemplated offersenate confirmation, to fix and ad-- . shouted his vote. FREEZERS CREAM ICE In addition to his other activities, ing congress a pubstandminister flexible wage-hoSODA FOUNTAINS ICH CREAM COUNlic works program and the President of the United ards pointing toward the 0 goal TER FREEZERS and lea Cream cabinet States ia probably calling for the ex- Railway "Court Proposal Bar Fixtures, Stools, Carbo nature. Steam as soon as possible. 0 Preitdent them. Tables Alan raeandltlaaed opslpmant lima Bs busy as any penditure of 2. The board could fix wage rates CO. Mannfactanra Primaries for the nomination of Cautet Furor man in the world, to end the re- TJ1 OW to save the important rail--1 ways from bankruptcy was the on the average basic pay for each II Past O fries Plica - - Balt Lake CHy candidates for the house of reprecession and revitalPresident RooseBUTCHER SUPPLIES subject of conferences at the White occupation in individual industries sentatives will be held in all states velt is now in competition with the ize business. House and of deep study by the It could not fix hourly rates mort the to during the spring and summer, ex- hundreds of men and women who HOBART DAYTON SALES SERVICE ixx vrei According Cnmnlata Market Egaipmmt this money President He rejected the sugges- than five cents over the average cepting only Connecticut, Rhode Is- make their living by writing. I replan M Bs. West Temple St. Balt Lake City the of first tion an subnor betov during Hopkins Harry Delaware New go and year Mexico. outright government land, rai8ed by would of course, to the publication in fer, In those four states, the nomina- newspapers and magazines of his federal bond issues, and would be sidy, and then adopted and offered I It-- It could, however, increase thi MOTORCYCLES tions are made in state conventions state papers and the serial story lent to states and cities without for legislative action the plan of ere- - hourly rate by five cents every yeai HARLET Lowest Pricao level ia attained. Senatorial nominations will be made publication of his notes and com- interest for periods as tong as 50 a ting a special unit with judicial or I until the Write for eatalcizue. Uaod Motorcycle. HOUSE OF HOPPER. 141 E. Bdr, Balt Lako in primaries excepting the four ments and the questions asked in years; and it would be repayable quasi-judici3. The board could not set maxi powers to speed up states named above and in New his SEEDS semiweekly meetings in small amounts annually. The voluntary reorganization of the car- mum hours at more than 48 pei York and Indiana. New York and with regular the newspaper correspondents. President, it was understood, plans riers and solve other of their prob- week at the beginning and would Law Prices aa Gaidaa and Field Bards All Indiana will have state conventions, The Presidents action in selling to push housing and slum clearance lems. The unit may take the form be instructed to reduce them grad ynriaUcn Now stock MAXFIELD FEED COAL CO. Balt Lako and Murray and in Indiana, particularly, I am this material has created quite a projects, his immediate desire being of a special court or a board within ually to the 40 goal. the informed that a rousing battle is in furor. interstate commerce commiaas a vote getting It has brought home to to stimulate heavy industries. Apparently SCHOOLS is suggested that congress I device the sight because of President Roose- many writers a fact that has agitat'n. It that exempted Williams has said a much greater I velt's determination to get rid of ed me in a serious way. For the from the Aatardloxo provide at Fsctstr Pricaa Liberal alunits appeal agricultural, seasonal, railroad and any musical Instrument. Senator Van Nuys, who has sidled first time, many writers realized emergency relief fund than is avail- decisions be direct to federal cir- many other workers and restricted lowances on SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Salt Lake. if soon would needed the be able cuit courts of appeal. away from the New Deal and has what has been happening to pri- new thousands of the bill to industries operating ir were unemployed MINES AND MINING taken his position as a Democrat. vate business where the federal or The creation of to be cared for by the government. ommended in a the unit was rec- interstate commerce. The fight on Senator Van Nuys state report the PresiIt changed the original measun Don't Ball Stock. Has Cheaper, Qalcker, governments, especially the to cat Needed Capital. Iitauir. Jesse Jones, whose Reconstruc- dent ordered prepared and which so that started when he fought the Presi- former, have entered into fields of from board ordert Leyal MethodJOHN L. DONAHUE dents plan to add six new judges commercial endeavor that hereto- tion Finance corporation has been was made by three members of the can be appeals New York to federal district 141 Braodwoy taken authorized by congress to lend a interstate commerce commission. courts instead of circuit courts o! to the Supreme court and it has fore had been reserved for HELP WANTED private grown in heat constantly since. effort. Of course, the President is billion and a half to almost anyone These were Chairman Walter M. W. appeals, and provided that the Two man ta Iran Electrical Applianc Btllink as Jones pleases and pretty much Splawn, J. B. Eastman and C. F. board must So, from now on we may expect not the government Moat hoTO car Yaar eaanty may ba open. as one might on report to congress an- Writ to see more and more of the boys his own terms, advised business Mahaffie Cite AppHanra Bay 1IM . - gait in the of The case electric President also nually. could running stand up and be counted, either as say Other things recommended were ask the agency for or building houses or men he would consider their loan PAINT BARGAINS light plants and reports New Dealers or as "The the establishment of a transporta- data. individually. as a banker, but the ma- applications MM gala, well mad Hama Faint St IMl Democrats who stand with serving and he is syndicating and for main thing this act docs for busi- tion board to study terial rmir.id far Cal. 4 colors and fretcKt in II cal. lota. whit, the New Deal only when they be- which he receives money is of the ness men," said Jones, is to per- elimination of unnecessary duplicaL. BEl'K J. Balt PAINT CO Lak Ml go. State lieve the New Deal policy to be same fabric. It is so because it mit them to get loans from us for tion; the facilitation of loans; mod- 3igger Dreadnoughts LONG sound. It has been interesting to DISTANCE terms. MOVING of ification longer the 1 TOTTED to act a record of an official in STATES and Great Brit bankruptcy note the fairness with which some represents BY MOTOR VAN aid reorganization proceedings, and Rrdurrd Rates ain advised each other that the MOVE office. I find difficulty, therefore, in MOVING 4k STORAGE CO. if not all the Democrats treat the means for accomplishing consolida- would invoke the escalator clause of IKMOLLERUP Saw W. two between the Was. 1541 distinguishing Salt Lako Tempi New Deal antagonism. I do not tions. the London naval treaty and would and I am rather glad that the Kill types know whether it is bred of a fear lesson is so Reorganization Before United States build dreadnaughts pointed. that Mr. Roosevelt still has a treIn 1610 the total white population I have no idea how many thou- - AT SIX oclock on the evening of than larger 35,000 of the mendous personal following or sands of dollars the sale of press 1 1 April 8 the President lost his fight "Help Business" Measure territory which since has betons. The British also come whether the New Deal philosophy conference notes will the United States was 210. ob7HAT for his Sen. of the Pat Harrison called notified government passage yield. My Germany and the Democratic philosophy coto their sale rests on an-- reorganization bill. The house of the help business measure, jection and Soviet Russia incide at many places. Suffice it other reason than the Western Reserve Purchase Price of their decision. monetary re- - i representatives voted 204 to 196 to being the revenue bill as rewritten to say that in the various speeches turn. That The original purchase price of reason in send the bill back to committee, by his senate finance committee, another is, Both nations based land comprising and announcements that have been addition to the belief I hold that thus the Western Rewas to submitted of the cenate. their action on Ja- serve smounted to 40 cents per shelving it for this session forthcoming, new candidates for the government should not enter into Though Harrison said he expected congress at least, pans refusal to dis- sere. Democratic nomination for house or speedy passage, others believed close her naval con- WKU senate have uniformly stuck to the competition with private individu- j Qne hundred and eight Democrats. its Watk No. U1S SALT LAKE ty 88 Republicans, 6 Progressives and at least a full week of debate would struction piano, promise that when Mr. Roosevelt is ! ; be necessary. Farmer-Labr- it 2 to third France, will ! joined carry support him; when Eufredofthe sig right, they Trees Manufacture Own Food Sen. Charles McNary of Oregon, to the treaty Whi'h ba?-they think him wrong, they are pre- - ?nts haMhe Presint couto sa, h' The food on which a dormant tree CUrk natory leader k to minority promised announced she would feeds .upport the committee, thus and which causes it to grow the bill, saying, I think it is a great continue to adhere to the 35 000-toanything he desired in the press Voting n against recommital were 191 conferences and it must be held in over the house ver-- limitation so long as no continental is manufactured in toe summer. improvement 2 Progressives, and Democrats. The mineral salts from the ground confidence and never printed unless Farmer-L- a I am in favor of speeding power departs from that standard Not one Repub- aion. the President gave permission for lican voted borites. am transformed in toe leaves, its to business. passage help of the Opponents administration' to save the bill. its use. Included in the records which become food factories through big navy are program nurather The bill, among other things, now being published, however, are the action of air and light. Part of I SS SXh many items never before published. would have authorized the Presi- Pl.n to Defend Cwclu this reserve food is stored in stems, They were held in confidence by dent. by executive order, to trans-er-, JOSEPH molt consistent of them ia Senator limbs, trunk and roots. In the winter French consoli-Jat- e, the correspondents heretofore. regroup, Missouri Commenting on this reserve ia drawn upon to sustain foreign minister, has devised a I ark or abolish any of the 135 Another thing: a shorthand writplan for an alliance linking Soviet Invoking of the escalator clause life in the cells. agencies, and divisions of Russia. Poland. Jugoslavia, and conceming battleships, he said: er always sits at Mr. Roosevelt's "It tovernment. Certain independent left during the press conferences. the 'Preliminary annimnce-Franc- e Czechoslovakia witk is ! Fish of Many Names world-wid- e He takes every question and every wards and commissions were for the ape- - fent naval build-cifi- c A certain fish in soma states may rac- answer. The record is complete. purpose of pro-- 1 ba called a bass, but But the correspondents always have Closing pleas, delivered in dratecting the Czechs in other states the same fish will be been denied the privilege of re- matic fashion by Speaker William from aggression on I Loyalist Spain Split called a green bass, a chub,. a trout, the part of Nazi examining those shorthand notes or, i. Bankhead and Majority Leader o PANISH insurgents are, at this a Welshman, the a cow bass, s rock transcribed records. 'am Rayburn, failed to swing rather, The Germany. ne bass, a nough votes to save the measure. They were held as the President's French r yellow bass, white bass, sccompliah-doambassaThe two leaders white salmon, and white trout Apersonal property. to Moscow and I?"1. ?LFranc Nevertheless, placed the issue objective, the syndicated newspaper stories Warsaw and the I v!ie,plitUnf.0 .the. rrltory held ltogether this fish is called by 40 difquarely on the President. A vote and the magazine articles and the the tern part ferent names. gainst the bill was a vote of lack ministers to Prague b? .? !?ya 1811 volumes of state papers now ir f confidence in the occupant of the and Bucharest, who the cPturl of publication use those Vhite House, they said. had been summoned I s, known aa Construction of N. P. Railway are not sound, in my processrecords . the key to Catatonia. in a most complete Joseph to Paria, were In opposition to all this Ths Northern Pacific railway wai opinion, I shall oppose them just as very organized Further south the form. The President has added his (Tort were Representative rebels were al- constructed under an act of conby John J. vigorously cs I would oppose moss- - i . to sound out the govern- most to Tortosa and their vanguard gress thcm- LinJ'Connor, New York Democrat, backed reactionary plans by Repub- ? was actually within sight . of the coln onapproved by President commakes a most interesting record hairman of the rules committee, a ments to which they were accreditlicans. was and 2, 1864, July Mediterranean sea. but the three or four hundred Wash- - ;roup of other Democratic leaders ed regarding the proposal. Now, it may be said by some that pleted in 1883. All along the Catalonian front who ington make correspondents ind the the solid Mr. Clark is relegating to himself their Republican minority. brtwcJl I as professional writers t foughtdeip gV,ernr,e", troop, considerable amount of authority have living The One That Kwnpwl They argued that the nation waa Slovakia and gewernment seemed their struggle had no chance to increase Konrad Henleina R the statement that when he thinks their own emoluments earful of the bills implications. At The Turks have a proverb wlurh and to beor deten German obavera malu s or Nazi the Presidents plans are sour, he their own ays; Every fish that escaiies apperiod in history when dictators I WM nearta writings more importan will oppose them. I take an en"odr. !l0WVh?n pears larjjur linn it Ia. Fishermen tbroad Tem were eni growing increasingly writing the material which is no ara the inmo tho world over. tirety contrary view. The people by rrogant. the congress should refrain ' natfon'! disclosed for first the being ' time. the il wis of a state send a man to the house rerartSf the' aatern,Spatn' rom passing a measure which among Western Newspaper Union. Indiana Hoonler State , teemed to pave the way for a dic- - mans to determine whether they .hraM Indians is known as the Hoes-e- r .utaom,. state. thick-and-th- in Members of the house of representatives were swamped with teleagainst the grams from eitiiens all over the country urging that they vote administrations reorganization bill which, it was feared, would pave the way to an American dictatorship. Above is seen Congressman John J. OConnor of New York, a leading foe of the bill, reading some of the messages he received. sJbinvcjdL Mo fiicluUuL "summarizes five-ma- n UTAH-IDAH- O ur honest-to-goodne- ss 40-4- $1,500,-000,00- PARTS-Aacaaaac- 40-ce- nt al L-- kr ut ut 1 '' ! ! 1 8tor 8e-n.t- -- S.'KS. 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