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Show PROGRESSIVE jVfiH Mlcvicw of Current Events BRITISH MEXICAN ROW Hanes Diplomatic Relations Ruptured . . . John W. Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury On the ere of Notkul Air Mail week the Brit air mail aad by the lerviee between Jnneaa and Fairbanks, Abufca, waa established southeastrente Its link in arst as connecting the Faa American Airways at Janes a ern n..fc. with the Interior. This pfcstogrspk shews the scene a twin motored Lockheed Electee, was abent to depart (or as the Fairbanks. ' lire Billion Bill (continued from page one) A persevering aim: the great reward Awaiting the grand consummation will Repay the price, however costly; and The pathway of the Saint the safest path Will prove; though perilous: for 'tie foretold. All things that can be shaken, God will shake: Kingdoms and Governments and Institutes, Both civil and religious, must be tried Tried to the core, and sounded to the depth. Then let me be a Saint, and be prepar'd For the approaching day, which like a snare Will soon surprise the hypocrite expose The rottenness of human schemes shake off Oppressive fetters break the gorgeous reins Usurpers hold, and lay the pride of man The pride of nations, low in dust! Passed of 328 to 70 the house of representatives passed the Presidents three billion dollar spending bill and sent It on to the senate. This action came during a turbulent session. A motion to send the bill back to committee so that state administration of relief might bo substituted for federal supervision waa defeated. In addition to direct appropriations calling for the expenditure of billion 618 million dollars, the measure carried authorizations to spend an additional 835 millions of dollars, making a total of 8 billion 154 million dollars which may be spent by the administration in an endeavor to fight the depression. . The biggest fight came on a move to strike from the bill a section allowing states and municipalities to exceed their constitutional debt limitations. This motion was defeated, 80 to 88. The farm bloc put over two amend-ment- s. One makes farmers eligible for relief whether or not they are found to be In need if they can prove they are out of work. The other provides that farmers need not be in needy circumstances to benefit from free fertilizer provided by the WPA. 1Y A vote ' AV ESIGNATION u Willy P, Renkel, Mgr. 4'V to b! Office and Factory 668 S. State Street Salt Lake City, lb pkg Graham Crackers . lb pkg Soda Crackers . . lb Tall Mackerel . . . Post Toasties, Large . . . No. 2 2 Can Delicious Apricots I7c , CO-OPERATI- ON 1 1 inte- IN MERCHANDISING PAYS 1-- PtcLvuT We buy and poultry at market trade you have something tell about tor DIXIE CONSUMERS Utah St. George rig-nati- t& public THE .05 High Grade Toilet Soaps Gall Uetn fyp, $85,-00- 0, dam-age- Du-ran- Phone Was. We have Added A TILE Department operated by Mr. H. Wynn named in his place. The retirement of West marks a . complete victory for Secretary takes SUMMARIZES THE WORLD'S WEEK in their long feud. Only recently takes dismissed all but one of Wests S Wssms Siwsiir Baton. office assistants and then turned the treasury who has been identified office over to Assistant Secretary eggs Ministers Are Recalled bankwith Wsll Street investment Ebert K. Burlew. Their feud began relations between SEC he the for When If selected West named when to President the ing. DIPLOMATIC and Mexico wers prices. a partner in the firm of C. D. to the post without consulting takes. was broken because of the dispute over Barney A Co. During his recent it. White House Secretary Steve Earus something else Mexicos action in expropriating tor--i activities as liaison man between ly announced the President was oil properties. the administration and business he looking about for another post for sign Lazaro was looked on as the "trouble shoo- West President Cardenas of Mexico ter for tiie New Deal. took the initiative by With hia wide knowledge of the recalling Primo VO- - securitiea business, the new ap- Hungary's New Premier la Michel. Mexico pointee will be of value to the treasIMREDI was made premier minister at London, ury, which faces important refinanc- BELA following the re Iknd ordering the ing operations in the near future. of Daranyi, and it was beBUS? closing of the lega35 lieved he would squelch the rapidly The tion indefinitely. growing Nazi move-- fWZk :all of Suchow Near 4 British government He ment there. directed promptly introduced received in promptly DISPATCHES Minister Owen St Japaneae forces in parliament two Clair OMalley to were closing in on Suchow, great measures designed toleave Mexico Central China rail Junction city, and to stop aU extremist gether with his staff, die legation that its capture was momentarily agitation. One would being put in charge of Consul Gen. expected. Thousands of Chinese provide more drasJ. Dalton Murray. were believed to be trapped tic penalties for distroops While the suspension of relations in that area with little chance to turbing is a direct outgrowth of the oil sei- escape. peace; the other zure, the immediate cause of CardeEncirclement of Suchow tallowed would tighten nas action was what he considered on the the cutting by Japanese columns of Britains "insolent methods in de- the Lunghai railway at which operaright of public asmanding a claims annuity of tions of the invaders had been di- sembly. a due aince January 1 for The new premier also announced rected tar five months. The Japmembers The folks back home, far-awa- y to British interests in a revo- anese then pushed rapidly toward a five point program for social and Minister lution years ago. Foreign and' are friends relatives of Suchow, taking the cities of Pihsien economic reconstruction which he your family, Eduardo Hay handed a check lor and Siaohslen which were desper- said his government would push sound of the from moment a away only the amount to Minister OMalley, ately defended. ' through without delay. He said Hunvoice. told him of the recall of Minister Gen. Count Julchi Terauchi, comyour gary's foreign policy would remain Michel, and said: "May I be al- mander of Japanese forces in North A telephone visit is a pleasure to enjoy at excelowed. however, to call your moved his headquarters to Just before it stepped out the China, little cost. llencys attention to the fact that not an undisclosed point somewhere government put through the even powerful states with ample re- south of Peiping, assuming per- house of deputies an Mil, calls (which cost less) On stntion-to-etatio-n sources at their disposal can boast sonal command of the "final drive" and it was thought Imredl would enthe tell of having fulfilled their monetary to crush Chinese resistance in the force its operator just provisions if the upper obligations. Suchow railway zone. house approves it. The or town you want. 1. city This, of course, was an allusion s Slender, clean shaven, quick wilJapanese naval forees occupied n 2. The to Britain's repudiation of 'her war the telephone number important port city of Amoy, ted, and a polished debater as well debt to the United States, or know South China. They also landed at as an astute financier, Imredl it) the name under . (if you Labor and political organizations the mouth of the Min river 130 miles peaks several languages and has a listed. is which it in Mexico lined up solidly in sup- north of Amoy, but were driven back winning personality. He has a wide calls you are simply On station-to-statio-n port of Cardenas in the dispute. The to their ships. range of interests. Including art and music. He looks forty, but is nearmajority bloc in the chamber of with the desired telephone and connected deputies described the diplomatic er fifty. talk with anyone who answers. Woman Ambassador? X break as "absolutely Justified." Viscount Halifax British foreign THERE is a good chance that the The Mountain States Tel. k Tel. Company States will be represented League Censures Japan secretary, took up the Mexican afL WELLINGTON KOO, fair on his return from Geneva. An at Moscow by a woman, for Mrs. delegate to the League important factor in the situation is Charles C. Broy is under consideraof Nations, had better luck In the consideration of Britain's oil supply tion for the post of if war should come in Europe. Gqfieva sessions than did Halle SeAmerican ambassalassie. once emperor of Ethiopia, or When Mexico seized the oil prop- dor to Soviet Russia, Del Mayo of Spain. The council erties both Great Britain and the which Joseph E. finished its business by adopting s United States protested, but later Davies recently reresolution condemning Japan for its to beSecretary of State Hull formally ac- linquished course in China and urging memknowledged Mexico's right to take come ambassador to ber nations to give direct aid to the step. Britain, however, twice Belgium. Chins. demanded prompt return of the Broy, who is a Georgei Bonnet, French foreign properties. Mexico rejected the Texan by birth, is minister, advocated aid for Chins, British contention. the wife of an Amer35 declaring that aha "had shown herican foreign service self worthy" of moral support and officer and the wid- Air Mall Week don Terse the worlds admiration. ow Mrs. C. C. Repr!fe"t' Broy Viscount Halifax, British foreign CELEBRATION of National Air tive Thomas U. Sisthe twenti- son of Mississippi. She was recom- secretary, supported Bonnet Low Corihto eth year of the service, opened when mended for the ambassadorship by Speaking for Russia, Jacob Sou-rit- z mxjCoodtita,lJ Mrs. Roosevelt accepted, for her the chairmen of the foreign relasaid he was sorry the resoluComfart husband, a sheet of the new air mail tions and foreign affairs committees tion did not go farther. sdd Chile announced that she was stamps from the Washington post- of congress, and has the backing of master. The anniversary Was ob- many prominent members of con- quitting the league in order to avoid "Idr-NoNserved in many parts of the coungress. If appointed and confirmed, entanglement in European wars, and Venezuela and other Latin try, a notable event being the first she win be the first American womStrata use, in Chicago, of an autogiro to an to be an ambassador. American atates let it be known that carry mail from the airport to the Mrs. Broy was officially presentthey were preparing to follow this post office. ed to Secretary of State Hull by example. Switzerland freed heraelf Senator Key Pittman, but the secre- from Article XVI of the league covtary has known her personally for enant which provides for applicaHanes in Treasury Post tion of economic pressure against 18 years. ROOSEVELT members that resort to war. PRESIDENT W. 35 Hanes, who has Tout been a member of the securities N.LR.B. Wins Point Bill 0,1 Enacted Revenuu and exchange commission less than THE United States Supreme court 300 million dollar revenue the Circuit Court of Apfive months, to be THE of 1838, as assistant secretary peals at Philadelphia to show cause patched up of the treasury. why its orders against the national senate and house conferees, was BOULDER labor relations board In the Repub- finally sent to the Whits House for It is likely that, r before the end of lic Steel company case should not the Presidents signature. The combe vacated. The circuit court re- promise measure retains 1838, Mr. Hanes will vestige ll succeed Roswell fused to permit the labor board to of the undistributed profits tax, id-w- s y as withdraw its case against the steel enough to save the administrations UT- U.V fr of the treasury. company for the purpose of insti- face. But the tax is limited to the for only 90 odt Coaches, U. Mr. Maglll, who is tuting further proceedings and thus calendar years 1938 and 1939 and it on leave from Coconof its is expected to die then. averting Judicial scrutiny Pacific lumbia university, is duct The lower court also reUnder the set, corporations earnanxious to return to strained the board from taking any ing more than $25,000 will pay a his old position, it is further proceedings in the Republic maximum rate of 18 per cent if no ROUNP-TRi- P case pending the certification of the earnings art distributed in divireported. LOW Vk Mr. Hanes may not aasume his transcript of the record. IB a dends and minimum of per In another case involving the lacent If all earnings are distributed. pew duties until the reorganization d the New York Stock exchange is bor board the Supreme court ruled There is a credit of 2tt per cent completed. He will be the first New that strikers do not lose their emagainst the maximum tax on the Deal assistant secretary of the ployee relationship. mount of dividends paid. IV. Manufacturers of OFFICE STORE FIXTURES Superior Cabinet Work 1 of Charles West undersecretary of the RANK our Merchandise was accepted by President Roosevelt, and Harry Slattery of North Carolina was immediately rior MODERN WOODWORK Come and Examine Slattery Has West's Job n OPKflOH yi WEEK END Gerbers Baby Food, 4 cans, Meats Ground Round, lb Cube Steaks, lb Cottage Cheese, 2 lbs Veal Chops, shoulder cuts, lb Mrs. gags 25c 15c 21c Utah Consumers 860 South Main S'reet Fees It FnflUHi For not producing Imp W persona received Mew Me meat checks in was d 8 each, and one concern pt0 end it was not sngafedkta DLL y- 21f Visit Our Fine Ladies Apparel Store, 309 So. 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State Pric Sing s" roooaSiW5 sBysaSS y, ,fE ft.ttuuit- Ma-gi- under-secretar- FWtw TO a Canadian boy of five years can Statistics Reveal life look forward to 62.30 years of Ilfs, Span Is Long in Canada while an English boy has 60 Stainless Steel Sheet Expense and difficulty of working, two obstacles that have slowed down only Cans dim children stand a better years ahead of him and the Amer- the spread of stainless steel, are chance of reaching threescore years ican boy 69.38 years. reported to be overcome by a novel and ten than do American or EngStudy of mortality in 15 countries type of stainless steel product prelish children of the same age, achows that only two have a lower pared by large steel corporation cording to findings of the dominion mala mortality from ages twenty-flv- e in New York, says the Kansas City; bureau of statistics at Ottawa. to forty-fiv-e than Canada, these Star. Stainless steel in thin sheets Baaed on the 1831 census, tha first being Holland and Denmark. firmly welded to a thin composition time that deaths were compared Chance of an Italian boy of five badting provides a cheap, readily with the living population in order years dying is 88 per cent greater workable material that presents the that probabilities of dying could be thsn that for a Canadian boy, of a famous polished, corrosion-resistareckoned, the survey shows that Japanese boy 160 per cent, surface of the alloy Itself, i nt CHIC 6 , -- 3S2?XE&S&& UTAHS PROMISE gft. OF Ofl V, A. ' |