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Blcato Tablaa Alas raeaadiliaard wilraHMiraa MOBER-I- I ARTMAN CO. MaitafaMar.nl Ball M Pad Okira Haw . City lap PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO-KRAF- T .... ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Any Roll Dctrolopod with 25c Quality Prints Eatrn Print Sc Wrap coin and Mn carefully 749 PHOTO KRAFT-- Bm Bait Lake City. Iltak I . l EUROPE LAYS THE GROUNDWORK FOR PEACE (See FOREIGN) DRUGS SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- ATHLETIC GOODS ng against amendment proposals on the ground that changes would make The European domination won at the act impractical. Along with Munich by Germany and Italy is NLRB amendment proposals next but a prelude to congress will also get A. January, plans for relegating France and F. of L.s plea for nonconfirmation sta- of President Roosevelts Great Britain into second-rat- e appointr tus. Still to come is a ment of Donald Wakefield Smith, come but first the must pact, NLRB member whom Federation-ist- s cedure; (2) low rate government groundwork (Set MAP) in which I. O. say is pro-loans; (3) abolition of government France and Britain are fattening themselves for the slaughter: freight rates; (4) repeal of long and International short haul rate law; and (5) new ENGLAND sees growing resentAmerica's demand that Japan government regulations over comment toward Prime Minister Neville China's open door trade peting water transportation such as Our maintain Chamberlain, who claims: nine-powthe Mississippi rivers sole concern is to see that this coun- policy is based on the the pact signed China, by Japan, system. try and her colonial communications U. S., Great Britain, France, Italy, are safe. But recalling successive Belgium, the Netherlands and Por- Utilities o, British diplomatic defeats in Under this territorial integritugal. Ethiopia, Spain, China, AusNew Deal dams end power plants tria and Czechoslovakia, Chamber- ty agreement, Western powers have have offered public utilities serious with trade profitable lain's foes wonder what he means enjoyed competition, forcing down their The Chamberlain real by safety. prices and creating an unfriendly policy is appeasement of dictators breach between electricity execuat any cost. Thus the prime mintives and the administration. One 8 ister has forced a approval government power project not yet of his Italian friendship pact in the is the St. Lawrence waterstarted house of commons. Thus, too, he which President Roosevelt way, has dropped Britain's elaborate depraised during September when the fensive armament plan and urged war scare first began. At that time, the retirement of War Minister Lesbecause he feared a lack of partly lie Once active in oppower reserve, partly because such posing Spains civil war, Great Brita shortcoming might be good adain must now grant belligerent vertising for a St. Lawrence project, rights to both Loyalists and Rebels. the President appointed a commisStill unfulfilled are Hitler's demands sion under Louis Johnson, assistant for return of colonies secretary of war. and a 1 air domination over Great When the commission reported reBritain. Then he will be ready to make peace. cently, it failed to mention St. Lawm rence waterway plans. But it made FRANCE, now tom by financial bigger and more puzzling nears by distress resulting from feverish redrawing executives of 14 large utiliarmament, has welcomed Reichs-fuehrties to Washington and getting their Hitlers offer of a 10 or promise to start expanding. If this truce. This is more groundwas a peace gesture, it was overwork behind the eventual shadowed by explanations that utilpact. In return for German renunity expansion is an important step ciation of territorial claims (in Euin the governments defense prorope) against France, Paris would gram and a healthy move toward normal diplomatic rebusiness recovery. lations with Italy (already accomThe program: In 15 areas (all and turn plished) actually away of the Mississippi) utilities will east from the League of Nations to live weauny ana populous China. T began changing in 19 an immediate $350,000,000, at the mercy of dictators. Since situation spend Japan walked into Manch France faces bankruptcy unless she when and boosting it to $2,000,000,000 if power has become kuo, a , great con halt rearmament, any kind of consumption increases normally the threat to Western peace is welcome. Still another sign ests since the Chinese trade inti war bega of French capitulation is Premier Edouard Daladicra renunciation of Today, with the richest part of Chi Communist parly support, a move under Japanese control, Weste powers have feared that natii which gains favor with Soviet-hatin- g might go the way of Manchuki states. a Japanese protectors ITALY AND GERMANY are now becoming dominated by Japan. entirely so sure of their positions that they This fear has been justified find it unnecessary to ask British-Frenc- h advice on handling Czeclio-r'ovaki- Japans statement of policy in t Far East, interpreted in part as minority problem. Al- answer to the U. S. open door c though the treaty of Munich stipulated four-powaction on Czech mand. Japan has announced she minority problems. Foreign Minis- tends to create a political and ec ters Joachim von Ribbentrop and nomic union of her empire with Cl Count Galeazzo Ciano have just r.a and Manchukuo, which men transferred a large part of Czecho- that Western powers will be left slovakia to Hungary. For Germany, the outside. Since a foreign offi recent weeks have opened a wedge spokesman has said no part of eai permitting a successful economic ern Asia shall be westernized drive to the east. For Italy they British, French and U. S. conct s:or.s in China are considered threi have brought Franco-Britis- h recognition of her Ethiopian conquest, ened. Part of the "new deal for t placing Premier Mussolini's battle-wo- n empire in good standing with Far East includes a united fro against Communism, which has 1 Europes highest diplomatic society. come At best the highly touted popularized in China the ps r pact will be a mere formality for 10 years. In this respect, and SECRETARY JOHNSON making a final withdrawal fro totalitarian states. The no department mode peace. the League of Nations, Japan h lined up definitely with the oth next two years. Only government Labor two have not nations, Italy a function will be Reconstruction FiChief among objections to the na- Germany. nance corporation aid in making tional labor relations act are that it loans up to $250,000,000. Thus, more than a year after h the makes labor board prosecu- undeclared war on China (1) J Though generally regarded as an tor, judge and jury, and (2) permits pan has taken time out began, to tell t optimistic sign of recovery, utility employees, but not employers, to world why. But if expansion has been minimized in Tokyos stai invoke its aid. Industry agrees gen- ment of future some quarters. The 1,000,000 new has giv policy erally that NLRB is fundamentally heart to kilowatts in generating ha Japs, they capacity is sound if these abuses can be cor- also been confronted with the siti only a 3 per cent boost in U. S. power rected. Industry claims further that tions realities. Seihin potentiality, considerably below the Ikeda, Hi NLRB was designed to cover abuses d minister of financ average increase in good business practiced only by a minority of em- has warned that new sacrifices years. mi ployers, that it fails to recognize be made to complete Chinas cc that the average employer is honest. quest and rebuild that nation, i Miscellany Changes in the act have been en. though Japan will make immedia Italy justifies her African aggies-sio- n dorsed by the American Federation and drastic slashes in her domt by definition: Roman war creof Labor, U. S. Chamber of Comtic expenditures, the war budget w ates, barbaric war destroys. Fasmerce and National Manufacturers be hiked to push China's General cism marches in the footsteps of association. But when John Lewis' simo Chiang k out of the Rome; its war will also bn Committee for Industrial Organizature. When that is accomplish!p war and will never serve butgood tion meets in Pittsburgh this Western powers to might as well na make life fruitful, to increase it and month, NLRB will be defended out of the Orient. Foreign GREAT WESTERN ATHLETIC GOOD Baflhalla, lalfaran. Bala. lllafM. Uatrkalla. UTAH-lllAH- II Vallykalla. Athletic ukaan etc. Bt'IIOOI. SUPPLY CO. Bah lake. In the opinion of three experts, American railroads have no right to cut 15 per cent from pay checks of 830,000 employees because: (1) it measure at would be a stop-ga- p best, only reducing the standard of living at a time when business in general is coming back; (2) the railroads' financial problem is still of short term aspect, having been critical less than a year; (3) although railway wage have not fluctuated so badly as wages in other industries, they have not been advancing proportionately so fast as in other industries; (4) a flat 15 per cent wage cut would not be equitable, since smaller roads which are in worse shape would derive less benefit than the larger, more prosperous lines. This was the gist of a 40,000-wor- d opinion handed down by President Roosevelts emergency Commission after three weeks of deliberation. Board members: Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of the North Carolina Supreme court; Dean James M. Landis of Harvard law school, once chairman of the securities and exchange commission; Professor Harry A Millis, University of Chicago economist and former member of the national labor relations board. Likelihood of enforcing the 15 per cent wage cut despite the commissions findings is considered small. But this does not lessen the plight of U. S. railroads, whose sorry condition will probably receive attention from next winter! congress. Since utilities are getting government aid under the guise of U. S. defense insurance (et below), moreover since the government plans to strengthen its defenses generally, railroad management will justify its request for federal aid on the same grounds. Already suggested is a revolving government fund for purchase of new equipment, plus a federal appropriation to pay of railroad maintenance costs during a five-yetest period. The American Association of Railroads program includes (1) revision of ICC proone-quart- er Hitler-Mussoli- ar TRUSSES Instrument. Hoapltal Bnpnlira. Tninra. Manufacturer at Abdominal Bow sorter. Elutic Btaekina Bora leal The PbyaMana Banoly Camnaay rate-maki- C. AIYYMBnnfkSjBalMjktIttNjItrt Lappa Shorteat Race Tie Lapps are chmracterlaed the shorteat race in Europe. four-powe- aa er BUSINESS TRAINING "L D. S. Training Doesn't Cost It Pays I" LOOKING FOR WORK? ' WHAT CAN YOU DO?" Taka diort, inexpensive course la kes incss training, and yon cm Mssrcr that question satisfactorily. L TO D. S. 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Existed in 1304 Tha famous diamond, the Koh-i-n(mound of light), the private property of the British royal family, ia known to have existed in India in the year 1301. Koh-i-n- ' er or 25-ye- ar four-pow- Nazi-Fasci- er st as i er One Form of Indian Torture One form of torture practiced by the Indiana consisted of sticking sharp, short splinters all over tho body of a man tied to tiio stake. Then they would set fire to the splinters. Wood Feewee Builds on Bough With his plaintive little ditty, tha wood pcewee trusts his moss and lichen nest to some woodland limb. He is one of the best architects of the bird world, his nest generally being so saddled to a bough that it ace ms a part of the tree. An Honest and Free Sian He who cannot wish that the whole world may think and act like himself, he has no right to eall himself an honest and free man. Auer-bac- k. Meaning of Right.' Left Wing The right wing, when used in connection with politics, is the conservative element, or, as in Europe, sometimes the monarchist element in a political party, legislature or parliament. The left wing is made up of the more radical element of n political party or legislature. There is record of a translation into Chinese of the first Christian work in China, the Book of the Jewish Messiah, dating 633-3S. four-powe- war-wea- ry HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONS Broken Glass-- Use e wet doth or dampened absorbent cotton pick up broken glass. Even tiniest bits will, adhere to it. safety, discard cloth and all. to p-- S YORK. To administer the rewages and houra law, which F. cently went into effect, Elmer Andrews left a Job which gave him xjEW N i shorter E.F. Andrew Hat Taken on houra and more wages. Aa New York 0 0 FuII-Tim'J-oh hie salary was $12,000, and he could get by nicely with a seven or eight-hoday. This Job pays $10,000, and, considering its volume of detail, its complications, its novelty and its controversial entanglements, shift for Mr. it looks like a Andrews. He Is a professional engineer, born in New York, earnest and diligent, a glutton for detail, living moderately in Flashing with his wife and three children until his removal to Washington. In addition to hia five years as state Industrial commissioner, having sneceeded his former chief. Miss Frances Perkins, in that office, hia experience in wage and hour adjustments has been with industrial concerns and chambers of commerce. ur 24-ho-ur After his graduation from Rensselaer Polytechnic institute, he was pilot in the U. S. army air service in ffie World war. He built railroads and factories in Cuba and engaged in construction work in New York City, planning civic improvements for the Queensboro Chamber of Commerce, among other large-sca- le enterprises. In these years he engaged in compensation studies for various industrial groups. He was labor adviser for the National Labor board in the coal mining regions of Kentucky, Alabama and Pennsylvania. Never belligerent, Mr. An- -' drewi has been mm of an arbiter than a fighter, although he did take on certain employment agencies for a battle when he was industrial commissioner. He swings no nightstick, and tells the employers this isnt going to hurt them in the least. He Is a New Dealer, hot goes to Washington with perhaps more political detachment than any similarly placed official down . there. Mr. Andresra ia 48 years old. 0 0 0 'T'HE late Newton D. Baker liked A to discourse on the importance of keeping intellectually liquid," and free from embarrassing alli- -. ances and com- JH.Anten mitments. John Harlan Amen, Distinguished Non-Joinfor ' runner-u- p Thomas E. Dewey in the national racket-bustin- g tournament, is that way, too. Assigned to the sensational crime and in Brooklyn, he algraft clean-u- p lows the reporters to drag out of him the admission that he never belonged to anything. As an assistant United States ' attorney, be has been netting racketeers steadily since the United States put teeth in the Sherman met in 1934. In view ' er of J. Edgar Hoovers revelations as to the overlapping of crime and venal politics, Mr. Amens political detachment is interesting. It is also interesting in our new realisation that federalization of our government has been in part due to the failure of the tatea really to govern. BIr. Amen, like BIr. Dewey, has made his name in this overlapping zone of state and federal authority. He ia a grave, aloof aristocrat, with an academic background of Princeton and Harvard. He is a of President Cleveland, with a residence in Park avenue, great intellectual and social reserve. 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Marshall Alarmed Over Jobleee Youth gards and tag up l brary of professor who had indiscree finned hia faith in demi Janies Marshall, president New York board of educat alarmed about our Jobless aged from 18 to 24. He says this condition which made f in other countries and we had watch our step. He proposes tic national solution. WNU 45-- 31 W leanae the W4 il Body Waste l god OP" Rs vard-educate- Kai-she- sanctify it. , Louis Marshall, one of I eminent lawyers in Nev history. He was appo the board of education and became president board last June. Ilelsi o ihilosophical alumnus of the Columbi of Journalism, and (he i a novel, Ordeal by Git pipe-sm- G ConwIMiitpil Now WNU Service. Fi ao ilf mlUftCo ot pm oaj tldnry Of nobis, oconig I " oBouMlWjwsgJ if IhM hVO into itoo-w- owbjMJJ ttao tortr.ffET ; |