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Show I I Fil ED CLT A S S NATIONAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT !l' CARTER HOTEL PLAN DOME. EALTLAEB M. IMS, II.H bain 4'I.BAR It, A BUIBKSPWTAH1.B QUIHT CLAY PRODUCTS -- PLOW!! BEWER PIPE BRICK and WALL WIPING POTS ALL CLAY PRODUCTS. BaH Late CO. CLAY EIRE UTAH wage-and-bou- PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO-KRAF- rs regulation law . . . Ruling in N. R. A. ease T ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Aay Roll Developed with I Not Please New Dealera The best argument for the side of the. New Jersey women hai been presented, of course, by Harry L. Hopkins himself. Hie statement that "naturally" 80 per cent of the WPA workers are for Roosevelt did not it particularly well even with New Dealers. It if one thing for Democratic leaden to point out that the Hoover administration did nothing and about how terrible the unemployment became, and how much better the Roosevelt administration is doing. That is fine, and if people, believing that, want to vote on the New Deal tide hi prtmarie and elections this year, er two years hence, no one can object But tt is quite another thing to boast that 80 per cent of the WPA workers will support Roosevelts candidates in primaries and elections, because the present administration is feeding them. And it becomes even wane when Hopkins' words conjure up e picture of rival candidate! bidding for the relief vote by promising more and more. There are many more people including politicians, quiet aa they may keep about it who are shocked by this idea. More than that, they are genuinely frightened as to whet it may do to this country if such practices are continued-- Which is made more pointed by the fact that nobody even pretend! to see the purge may find patronage cut off . . . Move to refuse vote to reliefers takes beating in New Jersey . . . Supreme court decision is needed to clarify unto PACK FIELD Senators who beat NEVADA too at tte Whoa la RENO HOTEL GOLDIN Kaaa'a laiaaal aad ri aiaal Qsslity Friat is recalled. He 9 Extra Friata Wrap coin aad filaa carataHj 749 PHOTO- - KRAFT-- Bo BaR Laka CUy.UU DRUGS SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- N With few excepintions, the United States senators volved in the purge realize that their troubles with the White House not ended by their triumphs were BUILDING MATERIAL not at the polls. Most of them elections they about the perturbed CO. INTERSTATE BRICK must now face. Of all on the list BoDdtos ao4 firs Brirt Sen. Guy M. Gillette, of lows. Is rba clap Hollow Buildio probably In the most danger. ForTil Vitrifcd Sowar Pipa mer Sen. Lester J. Dickinson, who Dials Tilt load A Hootch. has the Republican nomination Hr. ua ilia la. nth K. against him, is an able cimpalgn-e-r, BaR Laka Cltr. Utak end was defeated in 1836 only by the overwhelming character of the Roosevelt landslide. He ran way OFFICE EQUIPMENT ahead of his ticket. Bla NEW AND USED daaka asd chair Sen. Frederick Van Nuys, in Indiaafaa. typovrRvr. oddias awk Btatr. BaR Uka. DEBK is also in a little danger from EX.. S L. W ana, S his Republican opATHLETIC GOODS ponent But nearly til the rest of the ATHLETIC 00 GREAT WESTERN WASHINGTON. in i : i i i : Bala. GIovm, Baatballa. Ball to 111, tor. -UT- AH-IDAHO VallykalU. Atklatic rim BCHOOL SUPPLY CO. Balt Uka. Democrats who dared to differ with the Preaident are in very little fear of their Republican op- ICE CREAM FREEZERS SODA ICE FOUNTAINS CREAM COUN- TER FREEZERS and lea Cream cobintoo Bar Hxturao. Stool, Carhvnaton, Steam Tobias Ata rarsaditiaoad snoipmaat tarau, Ca Monafattarara II Poat OUra Plara - - liti Uka City ponents. What they have to worry about li what la going to happen to their organiza-JeB;MOTORCYCLES tion at home when van hoys Home is Prlcaa HARLEY Wrlla for rata loan. doing its utmoat to build up "loyal" Uacd Mntoreyrlea 141 BaH E. HOPPER. Uka H0U8B Of Bdr, and "liberal" organization! in their own atatea. The courie the White TRUSSES House wIQ follow la already clear. hrvieal IiistniiMnts, Hospital BmHco. Mnufacturcn of Abdoaiwu wo Normally, the lenators of a state, porters. Elutfc Stockings. If their party la in the majority, Lolia City. Utak are 40 W. Znd Smatfrlit" very potent in their state organizations, because they can disRADIO SCHOOL tribute so many important federal Lasni Elctoiical Radio Trlrriaiow anvklac jobs. But although President Roosebiaadcatotoa arlottoo tclagrsphr lo pnctirsl velt has had very poor luck in tryway. Eon port. Paco ctomlao. EauMlal 1I1L Hoorn Stody Coon. ing to persuade the voters in DemoWESTERN ELECTRICAL COLLEGE cratic primaries and eonventiona to BaH Uka City. Utah 144 So. Mala Strato reject men who opposed him, there USED PIANOS is no way for the voters to force Mr. Rooaevelt to assign patronage Bin Pico. Gaa Flaa Cvaditloa llt.R Haow Barrio Ca. to the men the voteri approved. Snath 144 Eaat Ir4 Salt Uka Or. And no one thinks he will do it BUSINESS TRAINING or J LOOKING FOR WORK? Specialized business training will increase your chances! Register September 6th at the D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE L Profjer of Juicy Joba Tempting Peace Offering Nnr Claaa.0 Start Eack Weak PloMB far stodoats to con board and roam. Poaitlona Gaanataad Write far catalog VUtoro Wtboam. HENAGER BUSINESS COLLEGE 41 E. Broadway Woo. ITU School Wiib Six World Rreori- ."Tte SCHOOLS Baibcriat tmarbl to abort tim. an Bo of oad Moody work. Barton on rood daoiood Eonfl Now. HOLER'S BABBEB COLLEGE JoR Uka City iv School Hat A: w' lfc-T- As ! Csb l'i-To- ChMi mil. in.t bp Borne senator '' '' k fX tsVv'V1J'' , s , bunting, r Old Glory" iteelf, the first America, flag to be made wtthAmti,n-n,nluAbrshsm by of Lot Angeles. Approved of A. N. Goldsmith wuMMteTthe flag ha. 13 stripe, of red and white and 37 atara. .U but 0 of of this type In existence. shaped patten on the field of blue. It b the only flag and Knapp. Betlye Holding it are Mary Long (left), FLEET-FOOTE- 18 (set by 8. They Sailed Alone From Hawaii COP D It measures two pie.es of one for h lining. Tte match or contra? licity. Stop BELVEDERE LAKE CITY Move to Refuse Vote to Reliefers Takes Beating The New Jersey women who wanted to refuse the ballot to all persons on relief took a terribla beating from President Roosevelt and from liberate generally- - Publicly very few folks came to their at the APARTMENT HOTEL Attractive Rato by Hit support. There waa a notable absence of political candidates among those publicly supporting their conDay tention. But we have not seen the test of tot SI.. floR Lake City . Calvto O. Jock. Mot this issue. It will probably never get anywhere so far aa actually barring those on relief rolls from Third Century Relics the registration lists 1a concerned, In a Greek city found near Ariel, France, famous for its Rmw but it may get somewhere by Indrains, an a dozen villas, one having irectly effecting candidacies and 12 rooms, a pagan temple, 62 Greek Despite the lack of public supAltars, beautiful jewelry, busts and port, there are a great many peopottery indicating the community ple in and out of public life who jlstea back to the Third century think the New Jersey women have before Christ. a case. No politician wants to lay so, because so long as the reliefers Pillars in Giant's Causeway tay on the polling lists and the There are 40,000 piltara of basalt extreme probability te they will crowded into the Giants tay there indefinitely no politician causeway wants to in the northern go out of his way to alienof Ireland. part ate their votes. But it te surprising Birthplace of General Sheridan birthplace of Gen. Philip H. Democrats Spend $550,116 Sheridan waa for some time a For Campaign Some Purpose! point. historians laid WASHINGTON. The Democratic Albany, N. Y., some said on board the vessel while hie committee reported to the parents were national coming over from Ireland, and clerk of the house of representatives some raid Somerset, Ohio. lie wai that it received contributions of 6563,374 in the first eight months of born in Alb ny. the year, spent 550,116. and unpaid obligations of 686,001. Ruled Without Parliament The highest Domacratic donations During the reign of Charles 1 of were two of 1.000 each. These England, he ruled the country for 11 were made by Max Silverstcin of yean without a parliament. Detroit and Breckcnridge Long, of Month, Wook, te-u- may either Each piece should be lon than the measurement around tte largest part of the childs teal The depth of the pieces should In half their length. The diagram M the upper right of this sketch shows how to make a paper tat. tern for the hat. Cut a squn inch wider ug piece 'of paper deeper than half the head me urement. Mark point A on the right edge half way between tte top and bottom as shown. Poind B and C are marked at the center top and bottom of the paper. Tte dotted lines are guide lines to ted shape the curved lines between A and B and C and D. Point D b the center front of the top of the hat pattern and is placed oa i fold of the goods in cutting eack of the two layers. The diagoul Don Lath, former Indiana line from A to C te the center ted B. end C. Olympic track seam line. team star, who bee become e memStitch the back seam of both tet ber of the Indiana state police, apand lining and press it open at it pears in bin new uniform. Lash, E. Now, place the two picca who holda n top position among the Pictured on their arrival at Santa Catalina bland, Calif., are Mr. and right sides together and stitch a worlds running stars, was voyage from Hawaii in at F. Turn right side out, butt named by the state police board Mrs. William Crow, who completed e crew thee themselves, along turned edge and stitch u it no With ether Schooner. 47 who rookies with their other along attended n police training school at they were out of light of tend for 47 days, encountering adverse winds G. Gather the top as at H ml -- two-mi- le 8,088-mil- e home-bui- lt 40-fo- and two weeks of continuous rains in Indians university. finish with a ribbon or a stitched fabric bow and a feather. NOTE: Use what you have a hand to make things of real vital. You can save by doing instead of Mrs. Spars without. doing planned Book 2 Gifts, Noveltiee mid-Pncifi-c, CZECH LEADER Woman Pilot Sets Soaring Record and Embroidery to help yes. Every page contains complete clearly illustrated directions far things you can make at almost se cost. Enclose 25 cents and addrea Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines SL, Chicago, Can Attract d im President Eduard Bcnei Boll Syndicate. WNU Service. Laurel, Md, Numerous government officials, including Secretary of State Cordell Hull, Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickei, RFC Chairman Jesse Jones, and Ambassador Joseph E. Davies, gave 100 each. Democratic receipts included cash donations, 630,000; Jackson day dinners, 23,573; Jeffersonian campaign. 618.371, and loans, 55,000. The loans were from the Manufacturers' Trust company, New York. 650,000, and L. W. Robert, committee treasurer, 3,000, of Czech- Central Europes Trouble Spot G E R MA I I CZECHS Munich f . First Jewish Community Pernambuco, or Recife. In Bnw was the seat of the first real worM. community in the New 800 Portuguese Jews coming 16 from Holland In the year jj . AUSTRIA,'-- largely' IN JL J&, AT 2Scwnd fWEDjCl.S AND n MVtRY RUMANIA BUDAPEST M u (NZf A M.TT to'uI? mntiia'ny be wdedTulL rmn G proposal for dismemberment of Czechoslovakia. I ,hQW under the bhlCk N Anglo-Freac-h All tooth powders Irium Ponaodsnl nttrins Una Kenny tfestlb afc to hp..:ss?vj:y.s! tn. VrmvSrtoi of Musk. with MENjOU jamMERKEL BEdlfli Efagfe Pepsodcnt alone of all tooth powders contains remarkable Irium Yss... Because STAR theatre Adolphe feJLto tSfefl WEDNESDAY TEXACO SO Ml ante Q8Bi5i6iB of Kings tongue of the kings of Engta French and Latin were the b the Fwp guages used at court until teenth century. - Bggjj HUNGARIANS UTim RUTNENIANS o are there foe the accommodation serve the people of our farm homra merchants who advertise spedstarw merchants who arc cure they caa mtaM It was not until the reign f IV that English became the natta EBB POLES 0 Oui community includes the tana hug surrounding the town. The towoswM ana pm competition in both quality IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA tvT3 SLOVAKS jP Your Town Your Stores Native Tongue ES GERMANS AT 1C Got aaan Inoh air, S si, ahvp P? need a pood pwnl oytom toair tste Ljrto E. PinEhaars VcctoaU Conpnuad. ooioUp nwo. It telpi Nitwv tm phytocal ntootaace, thw telp vivacity to aatoy Ufa and arnul ! and diatarbias wnytonn IM jittary often amaipany rham to Wv. SH WOKT1I TUY1NGI ft ana oslovakia h shown in a recent study. Called Europe's smartest little statesman," Benea is attempting to preserve the sovereignty of his people in the fare of tremendous odds. He was elected in 1935, succeeding Prof. T. G. Masnryk, who held office for 17 years, sinee the republic was set up. Iq the glider above is flelcn Montgomery, pretty Detroit girl and the only woman soaring pilot entered In the American soaring meet at Frankfort, Mich. She set n new American woman'sopen duration record by keeping her motorless craft in the air for 7 hours and 22 minutes. os ur Men Han's (ood sdvin far a aaaias diaRf ht townn (uouolly Inns IS to k!), wtoiM oholilaa bar appval to am, to shout has Saute. Ion of pro, duty iptot upato serve aad moody prlla. 8 state. But the Supreme court decided. In the famous Schecter sick chicken" ease, that the transaction involved there was not interstate commerce, that the federal government did not have a right to regulate it, end on that ground threw the whole NRA out the window. ' Important here 1s the fact that this decision of the Supreme court wai unanimous. Two very advanced liberals, Justices Brandeia and Car-dagreed with the opinion. Unless several of the present members of the court, including notably Justice Brandeia, have changed their minds right about face, the wage-hoadministration may run up against some tough sledding if it seeks to go as far as the left wingers would like. 111. How Women in Their 40s affecting it, to precisely the extent to which his sales displaced salea from sources out of the state. Presumably for every rug he sold one lest rug would be shipped into Pennsylvania, unless he took the business away from factories already within the , goods hat and one for the IL-To- b In SALT U 1.UU;. wo'fige 1 niS tsii aresfitaS to A ur 7; on that By RUTH WYETH SPEAR. writes: I fulloZr.. reettons in Book 2 tor t end it was so sntiKfuctorJ'S wonder if you could svuTsrsiS gag'd In interstate commerce. lot of bat original words affect interstate comn siak lmcbw. ism I purge list of nine with .whom the the merce ere used, naturally there INf Dodge 41I.M Staka IMS Dodo .HAS President simply does not want to te a broader base for inclusion. Pickup llMDodsc Panto IILH be friends. He wanted to mow But there te a serious difference MANY MORE ALL BIZE8 AMD PRICES. them down" In the primaries. Havof legal opinion as to whether the PASSENGER CARS, A COMPLETE LIME. ing failed there, he will try to mow federal government has the right to them down by cutting off their poLyman Motor Co. anything which merely regulate litical powers. "affects" interstate commerce withDodqe fir Plymouth All of which foreshadows a lot of ALT LAKE CITY. UTAH out actually taking part in it fights in the senate be520 So. Main Wasatch 390 interesting tween the President and those who Decision That Threw Well Lighted Open Ewsisji do not like him, or rather those he Out N. R. A. la Recalled WNU Wirt No. im BALT LAKH does not like. There will be fights For example, a rug manufacturer over confirmations, when he seeks establish a factory in Allen might Be Good. Not Too Trustful to name political enemies of sitting town. Pa., and resenators to HBe good and be kind, in their Important joba said Hi strict his sales enstates. Ho, the saps of Chinatown, "but at tirely to the Key This not will do the senators in the same time dont be too trustful. stone state. He The fact that you own an umbrella question very much good, but neiwould not be enthat some rascal has borrowed will ther will it do Mr. Roosevelt any gaged in interstate good. For every time there is such not keep the rain off of you. commerce, but he a fight there will be plenty of pubcertainly would be MMDadn Problem H. S. I There Is one very clear point, which is that moat of the left wingers believe the line should be drawn very liberally, considering every business as being in interstate commerce-end therefore subject to the restrictions of the wage-holaw which in the remotest degree effects Interstate commerce. But most of these same New Dealers admit without hesitation that they do not think the Supreme court, even with the recent changes, would go as far as they do in this direction. Eventual decision of the wage-hou- r administration will probably be further to the left than the general concept, which te to tay that the decision will include more business enterprises than the ordinary .... TRUCKERS TRADING POST lere's an AnswertP Need Supreme Court Ruling Law To Clarify Wage-Hou- r There will have to be tome Supreme court decisions before the cope of the wages and hours regulation lew is fully understood. The trouble revolve i around the question: What is interstate commerce? Administrator Elmer F. Andrews frankly admits that he does not know where to draw the dividing line. Neither does anyone else, There is plenty of opinion to where the dividing line should be drawn, but the opinions do not agree, not even among New Deal-era- . glad to make peace, bitter ai they have been end as most of them (till re. Mr. Roosevelt has' plenty of personal charm, however, and in addition no lenator is going to fight too hard against a proffer of friendship accompanied by tenders of a whole crop of juicy jobs tot the senator! political lieutenants. This may even happen in a few cases. Moat observers believe that the Preaident will go more than halfway to meet Sen. Bennett C. ark of Missouri, for instance. He invited Senator Gillette to lunch the BALT LAKE CITY. UTAH A coal will kites fall taformottea. ouiwiritoL1. end. This fear is entirely distinct from that which concerns more and more relief, hence more and more taxation, end eventually a financial blowup ending in destruction of present values. It is true that it is closely related, and one may lead to the other. But there are officiate in Washington who have defended big relief appropriations, contending that' thli was the only way to pull the country out of its economic taitepin, who are genuinely disturbed over the Idee of a perm!' nent "relief vote to which every politician hoping to get anywhere would have to eater. Plenty of men in Mr. Roosevelts place would call the war off and try to. make friends of the men he I photography 52H5.SSS55 Hopkinf Argument Dora Reviewed by HOTELS 41b bow many senators and representatives will admit privately lo their friends that a man or women on relief should not be permitted to vote until he or she hai removed that particular burden from the backs of the taxpayers. f ri h l action on NO 0RIT' Pcpeodent Powder H0A?H' mar tar Parfffnf Alkyl Salto, BAKER sssnSs? OkRoiNA TEXACO STAR OjO ctoWgj. SBSr1 |