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Show progressive opinion Heica Rcrlcw of Current Etenta form" bill reported out of the senate judiciary committee, but none of them Involved any changes in or fHitinna to the personnel of the Supremo court The new bill provides for: (a) Direct appeals to the Supreme court from decisions in the district courts involving the constitutionality of federal statutes. (b) Intervention by the Department of Justice In all suits involving the validity of federal statutes. (c) Trial of all suits to enjoin the operation of federal statutes by a court of three judges one judge from the circuit court of appeals and two district judges. (d) Reassignment of district court judges by the senior circuit Judge of each circuit, wherever additional help may be needed to relieve congested dockets. Judges sitting away from home would receive $10 a day. additional pay. and Houri Low-Co- Honing Nations Fair Their Objective Shall We People Of Utah Face Facti provisions were FOUR important in the new court re-- JAPS GIRD FOR LONG WAR Man 30,000 Troopi Near Peiping...Wage lt Bill Pawed by Senate . . .Tale Up (Continued from page one) New Court Yet we superior people can shut our eyes to the damnable destructive effects cf poverty and in our self righteousness raise our faces to heaven and thank God we are Christians. Is it any wonder some Our duty and pleasured is to SERVE YOU m with Fresh, Clean, become Ishamaolites. Progessive Items ter funds allotted to it and so ; regulate the employment of unemployed persons that no Works Progress Adniist ration worker who cannot find employment in piivate industry at wages not less than the pre vailing rate of wages for work for which he or she is reasonably fitted by training and experience shall be discharged from U. S. Weighs Embargo the Works Progress AdminisTHE conflict in North China tration rolls and that any blazed into open, if undeclared, Works Progress Administra warfare, the United States prepared tion employee securing tempo- ' ? rary private employment shall during an embargo upon ths ship- be furloughed to Japanese soldiers cremate their dead at Fengtal. Folks! Right-price- d GOODS He -- dIr" U J&icktUui SUMMARIZES THE WORLD. S WEEK Wnttni Kmpapn Vote maximum working week as low as North China Powder Keg 35 hours. of the keg In the house, too, there was oppopowder TIENTSIN, In North China, was sition by the southern Democrats. being attacked from many anglei They objected to the wide latitude Japan apparently prepared to given the board. Most of them felt fight a long term war. Japanese the bill would have a detrimental bombers rained death and destruc- effect upon the industrial growth of tion from the skies, artillery pep- the South. if pered the city with shells and, as that were not enough, a serious $700,000,000 for Housing earthquake shook the metropolis' AVING disposed of wages and foundations. hours legislation, the senate A surprise Chinese attack, by low-cofront took up the Wagner-Steaga- ll three armies along a housing bill. This would aufrom Taku (Tientsins port) to Peipthorize the flotation ing, drove Japan away from three of a $700,000,000 key railroad stations, provoking bond issue by a Nippon's retaliation. In the wake United States housof the bursting bombs, flames ening authority. To gulfed Tientsin's principal buildmeet operating exings, including the central railway penses of the prostation, the militia headquarters, the famed Nankai university and grams first year, $26,000,000 would be the Chinkiang international bridge appropriated immeconnecting the Chinese city to the diately. The proforeign concessions. In the streets, Chinese and Japanese soldiers posed bond Issue was cut from fought hand to hand, with entrenchooo.000.000 as acorn- ments in some daces no more than 100 feet apart. promise with ths Treasury departChinese troops declared that ment, which objected to so high a pj st le ", the place ment of arms to the two countries, under the neutrality act The President, who has the power to declare that a state of war exists, kept in close touch with affairs in the Far East, assisted by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Proclamation of an embargo prohibits the sale of arms, ammunitions and Implements of war to the belligerent countries. It forbids loans or the extension of credit to either at them, and makes it illegal for Americans to travel upon the ships of the belligerents. Secretary Hull said that conferences had been held among embassy attaches, commanders of foreign troops in Peiping and others, to lay plans for removing Americans and other foreign nationals from the danger zone. It was reported that there were 223 United States military personnel and dependents and 403 American civilians registered in Tientsin, in addition to 750 American officers and men. to yourself and take advantage of wh It we are trying to do for you. Our CojfjJ operative Store is careful in selectin its goods -- ONLY THE BEST- anStl sion. then we make the prices exactly rigi brael isth - thin Tki Having the Cooperative Spirit com) the I will and serve you better, in we can whk Proveus by making your purchases Come out this week end and try us. lasin appreciate the steps saved by a kitchen You T 11 such into' extension telephone Phone your Qrder TodajJtl? in Call Was. 4864 eygii riea Residence extension telephones cost less than 2 cents a day. 'Pack the White House' 17TTH a roll call vote of 260 to 88, the house of voted to give President six new secretaries at $10,000 a Call our business office or year each. The debate on the bill profrom any employee order voked some quaint comment. Republican Dewey Short of Missouri offered an amendment provid-- 1 period of private employment I ing that the six new by the Works Progress Admin-positioshould be istration and not discharged given to Elliott, from the rolls : PROVIDED Franldin, Jr.. and.That nothJng in this Resolu- ' ti n sh all be construed tq force .on. nrf the the Works Progress Adminis- - BELOW is a list of surnames dent; Mrs. Anna over a ' men, figure. Thousands of The bill would aid low-cohouswomen and children were killed or the ing airmen. projects in two ways. It would Injured'' by Russia protested vigorously to the make loans to the full amount of Japanese embassy in Nanking contracted projects, aiding the relimns by direct against the pillaging of the Russian payment of the consulate in Tientsin by White Rus- grants if the sponsors kept rents sufficiently low; or it would make disian ruffians assisted by Japanese. The Japanese denied that any of rect grants not to exceed 25 per cent of the cost of a project Under their countrymen were implicated, this latter method, the President and ridiculed the idea that the Japanese planned any future, attacks would be authorized to make an additional 15 per cent grant from reagainst Russian consulates. district lief funds, to be used only for the In the Sponsors southwest of Peiping, 30,000 veteran employment of labor. Japanese troops massed for an at- would 20be required to contribute at Hoosevelt ration to continue the em-Bper cent of the cost tack upon five divisiona of China's least The housing authority would also daughter; and Sistie and central government army, number. ployment of any person who is be permitted to spend $25,000,000 on zie Dali, his grandchildren. It properly disceargeable for cause ing approximately 60,000. Including demonstration projects to illustrate failed to carry. the remnants of the twenty-nint- h Democrat Ross Collins of Missisarmy, driven from Peiping by the to communities the benefits of elimiJapanese, there were said to be nating slums and providing adesippi offered an amendment that Both sides were quate housing at low cost The projwould provide a new secretary for 100,000 Chinese. The local section of ects would be sold as soon as each member of congress. "The well equipped with airplanes. technocrat to local organization meets housing agencies. President may need additional secFurther evidence of Japan's ex- practical Under the first plan the housing retaries, he said. How about the Monday evenings in the County pectation of real war were the room in the sweeping changes in military per- authority would be given power to overworked members cf congress? Commissioners sonnel made after a conference be- enter subsidy agreements totaling We need extra help also. Ccunry Building tween Premier Konoye and Emper- $20,000,000 annually. If the bill became law, it would Mondays at 8 P. M. or Hlrohito. Four new division comraise the total of the Presidents The Salt Lake local of The manders were named, as well as a $10,000-a-yesecretaries to nine, to Split Loyalists Wedge Workers Alliance holds publi new commander for the island of for he already has three James THE battle of Madrid conFormosa. It was regarded as sigRoosevelt, Stephen Early and Mar- meetings on the North Lawn tinued to rage, Gen. Francisco vin nificant that all of the new apof the City County Building on McIntyre. pointees were soldiers with exten- Franco's eastern army was driving Tuesday evenings other tnan wedge into the tersive experience in China. The gov- an the second and fourth Tuesdays El Caudillo 1$ the Boss near the junction of Teruei, ernment was attempting to push ritory of the month. NSURGENT Spain haa a head Cuenca and Valencia provinces 100 through an appropriation of The Scotsboro Case will be man and alio haa a name for for operations in North miles east of Madrid. His object is to impose a barrier between Ma- him now. In Germany things are discussed by Arvilla Jacobsen, China. drid and the loyalist governments bossed by Der Fuehrer, end Ital- at the Open Forum on Sunday ians scurry to obey H Duce. Now capital at Valencia. Bill Green Saves the 8 at 8 P. M.. City and Day Government forces all along the Rebel Spain has dubbed Gen. Aug. William Green, line Building. president County of advance were reported surFrancisco Franco El Caudillo. AFTER American Federation of rendering or fleeing. Insurgents Throughout the realm on walls and Labor had been prevailed upon by claimed to have fences ere signs bearing the motto, numcaptured President Roosevelt to grace the bers of automobiles and large of Homenaje el Caudillo"'"Obey the supplies wages and hours leader." And the people salute him arms, munitions and clothing. bill with an approvLatest news from the Madrid front by raising the right arm. al slightly less than indicated that a rebel attack in the Francos followers ere protesting Literature on Technocracy lukewarm, the senUsera sector southeast of the city that he is not a fascisc, but he has ate passed it, 56 to WeBt had been repulsed by machine gun- never announced just whet form of may be obtained at 28. Southern senaners and dynamiters. he will propose for the government tors, led by Pat HarTaking inventories of their forces nation. There is said to be a scheme First South. rison of Mississippi in the Madrid conflict, the govern- afoot to shape it along the line of and obviously disment and the insurgents disagreed; Portugal's corporative government. pleased with the each claimed the other's losses had Since he openly declared on July 19 bill, pressed a movebeen greatest Rebels reported the that he believes the restoration of a ment to recommit it government had lost 300 fighting monarchy is vital to cohesion of to the education and planes and had had 30,000 casualties. Spain, it ta believed that this is what labor committee, The government declared Franco he will eventually effect Prince but their motion had lost at least 100 planes to its 20 Juan, third son of the former King was defeated, 48 to 36. or 30, had lost 20,000 to 25,000 men, Alfonso XIII, is the likely candidate It seemed certain that the southand had consumed $15,000,000 worth for the crown. erners would have enough votes to of war materials. defeat the measure when the metals Ambition in Bloom and building unita of the Federation voiced their dissatisfaction also, Women Hear War Cry SOL BLOOM of QONGRESSMAN while Green at first refused to comit ta said of Chinas chief agitators QNE ment. But under pressure from the war was Mme. Chiang Kai-she-k, (by Congressman Bloom), ta the White House, Green gave out a Wellesley-educate- d wife of the aplttin Image of George Washstatement that, while the bill was dictator. She end once posed for e buit women to Jewelry, Watch, Kodak ington, urged fight still unacceptable to him, he would Japan according to their labeled The Father of His Counability,' like to have it paased In the senate citing the fashion In which the womtry, sponsored a brief bill in the Repairing and then improved in the house. en of Spain are occupying the fight- lower house, but unfortunately (for As the senate passed it, the 75 East 2nd. South ing lines. Congressmen Bloom) it was rejectbill to regulate hours, In the World war the women of ed in fact it never even came to S3 Years In Salt Lake and wages would create a labor every country gave their beat, she a vote. standards board empowered to set declared. The women of Chine are It provided that a book be given, minimum wages up to 40 cents an no less patriotic or capable of physat the government's expense, to hour and maximum work weeks ical endurance. each naturalized citizen with hta citcan down to 40 hours a week. China is facing the gravest crista izenship papers. The book, exhibityou The draft prepared by the house in Its history. This means we muit ed in the house, ta a handsome aflabor committee was far broader in sacrifice many of our soldiers, fair, an done up in blue end gold. scope than that of the senate. It masses of our innocent people, The cover contains, in large letters, would extend the limits to permit much of the nation's wealth and sea the inscription: The Story of the tlie board to set minimum wages ruthlessly destroyed the results of Constitution, by Sol Bloom. .Copup to 70 cents an hour and set the our reconstruction." yright by Sol Bloom. st So be Fair and Just Mrs. Vineeat Aster Wintbras W. Aldrich Utah Consumers ?e 860 South Main . S' reet that ns Fengtai-Lukouchi- Boettiger, hl,jt uz Is Your Name Here! of tome of the most distinguished American famiesv staff, period of years, has completed preparation of manuMRgtea dealing with the history of each of these families. 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