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Show for Standing SANE, PROGRESSIVE. dy. dedevftf HONEST POLITICS Income Leisurifor Age Opportunity for Youth Conservation of Human Resource! or Subsri-ipt0- ributionPrompt,y Came yOUB ORGAN OF NATIONAL SOCIETY FQR Keith Bldg, Phone Was 4648 (Old Nx367) 217 Intend PR6MOTmGPEAANirCKX)DWILL THRQUGH SOCI AL AND INDUSTRIAL J U8T1CE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1939 . Published Weekly by C. N.Lund Clan IWttrate Boat Otttet it Salt UteCttjr, Utelfc under Ite Ad ot March 3, REVIEW BY RELIABLE COLUMNIST ptENI $1.50 PER YEAR in Second PARADE IN PICTURES EDITORIALS WORTH READING NEWS Townaend people and the aged veterans ahould read page 4. COMING UP Leagu Under New , Pact; Get Rid of Avenol First Must JUNK Russ-Britis- h Edgar J. ll-Jua- tlca Lauer of New York Supreme court, whose wife was convicted aid sentenced for smuggling, to resign. JUNE U war J debt payments due. LaatDeccm-- I her 14, of 13 governments owing $2,051,707,241 (of which was la arrears), only Fin land paid in foil as usual, $232,-03Hungary made part payment of $0,028.16. JUNE IT Commander Donald I B. MacMillan to sail from Booth-- I bay Harbor, Maine, on eighteenth l a den title expedition into arctic. JUNE 32 Paul V. McNutt, U. I S. high commissioner to Philip--I pines and former Indiana governor, to arrive at San Francisco and open campaign for Democratic presidential nomination. 1 Semi-annu- The Serpcat ol Them AL The rattle make of the ensue il wadd is the daylight nan who gets into the home under one pretext or another aad, confronting n lone woman, finds way to steal money or valuables Beware of him. MammMammeM al Words That Are True Today. Paine who gave utterance to this truthful countries that are called civilized, we zee in thought: "When and youth to the gallows, somethe to workhouse, going age such system of government It would thing must be wrong with seem by the exterior appearance of such countries that all was obhappiness. But there lies hidden from the eye of common servation a mass of wretchedness that has scarcely any other chance than to expire in poverty or infamy Ita entrance into life is marked with the presage of its fate; and until this is remedied it is vain to punuh. Society is criminally responsible for such a condition. It waa Thomas $1,041,-4X1,0- tnrSKOTK ftetw nreoxpg Wfccn tfcer the new analyst aa not Mceaaarlly af thte Balauad If Waitara Hawapaper Unloo. anti-Semi- tic hope of world League of NtUone today whet one eorre-S-t the white SJin ' mauaoto-SSe- d stately of braver by the ghosts stood In B heyday the League wateh-collective lecurity, later drift yuan. Italy and Germany cove-ar-f, without enforcing the such action ipirit becauae hard feelings. eauie oit far League doldrums Oid res , in nunagement. A carbon copy 1 i current appease (Gmt Britain' mU cabinet it Secretary-GenerMb A C. Avenol, who in 5. of the White Camellias, led by George Deatherage of St. Albans, W. Va. Blandly admitting his sentiments. General Moae ley has promised shocking revelations concerning Jews in high places. Greatest handicap to an impartial is investigation of the very stumbling block Mr. Dies encountered laat autumn, namely, Best example, though In this case probably popular with Mr. Diet, was the arrest of Fritz CHILE: of the violently Kuhn, "Fuehrer Nazi German American Bund, Next? If the U. S. wants solidarity charged with grand larceny and forgery in shortages of $15,000 from among nations, aha Bund funds. Overlooking the fact must pay for it Such la the view ol South and Central American countries who could get aB the trad concessions they want from bartering Italy and Germany if Washington did not play balL Last November, Cuba's Dictator Fulgenclo Batista visited President Roosevelt A few days later handsome concessions wera announced. This spring Brazils Foreign Minister Oswaldo also winArahna cams ning concessions. Next came NicaAnasta-si- o ragua's President-Dictato- r Somoza, who went away with A few days $2,000,000 in credits. y later from Santiago came the announcement that a Chilean ATIONAL: STERN r.) al recent bis filed the machinery cl aOuti e security under lock and on Buk marks on the Leagues zee Manchuria, Ethiopia, id Each succumbed insincere Imague mums which were enforced if pint tfgressor nations only signatories found It con-B- y this spring lfr. Are-a- h generalship pita and China. add Ineffectual, g ueted s new low. When Albania rotated its seizure by Italy, the ita Kretiry foriot" to circulate There was OS imong signatories. o reprimand, and at its May meet. K llr. Avenol prevented Russia's He Was a Social Prophet. Edward Bellamy was inded a social prophett He anticipated the proposed system of Technocracy and Townsendism and other good things, by saying so many years ago that there should be life retirement at 45, abolition of child labor, education for all, increased leisure for study and travel, a fuller the chief end and aim enjoyment of life. He maintained thattire comfort, tho happiof government should be the welfare, and each of g every being in the land. He ness and held to tho principle that property rights should always be subordinate to human rights. The only title to the means of livelihood is the strength and cunning to get and keep, a system of which aordid selfishness is so absolutely the sole idea that kindliness, humanity and generous feeling simply will not mix with it." He had the virion of the Cooperative Common- wealth of Mankind, and he beheld the dawning of the Brother- kMen likeThomas Paine and Edward Bellamy would be Una soon in imprisoned or shot in some countries today, and our mind they to But their have some way. if groups country were what Carlyle said, men who were unfolding tlm Uod-iiketom- en will visit economic commission Washington in July seeking a loan its present being gifts, however, U. S. financial arrangements with nations decrease American dependency on European and Asiatic nations and often provide new out- lets for domestic surpluses. Cooperation Representatives of student co ops in California, Oregon, 5 for June Washington and Idaho will meet in Berkeley the annual conference of the Pacific Coast League df Student Student CooperaCooperatives. The University of California from ten students jumped whose membership tive Association, in 1933 to 600 in 1939 and is doing a gross business of SllO.OlHJ a year providing board and room for themselves, wul play host to the conference. Utah is not offically represented. m even as the League more decadent under Avenol adenhip, hope rises for a rebirth ( itc collaboration machinery. Nev-- r r, Kuhn participated in Hitlers Munich putsch in 1923, has organized 94 active Bund branches and has dona nothing to merit confidence of the U. S., critics looked unsuspiciously (though probably fairly) at the two men responsible for his arrest New Yorks Mayor FloreUa LaGuardia might have realized his many Jewish constituents move. would relish any anti-NaNew Yorks District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey, a potential G. O. P. presidential candidate, could expect nnt publicity from the case. that er the new First hopeful sign treaty! goal of preaerv-i-g European peace. Second sign: utual aid pact. i GERMANY: Ole Mm River ..a Soviet Russia has dip nouh dislike tor powder-puf- f kmicj to force Britain and France the League's other two leaders ito rejuvenating Geneva's halls lina A new zi Prussian army men are notorious-l-y scrupulous about detail and lax about fundamental principles. In 1914 they made certain that every soldiers equipment was precise, yet overlooked French stubbornness. In 1938 they built amazingly perfect fortifications along the Rhine river, yet forgot that every 10 to 15 years the stream is subject to abnormal one floods. Result: Unexpectedly night a few days after Adolf Hitler visited the Limes lines. German soldiers fled their fortifications in the & VfoT Albania! plea. Au been communicated to the and will poiiibly operate un-ttl League covenant. But a Requisite to any such rebirth be the retirement of Mr. Ave-V- 5 'f reltl secure so long 1 et rules Britain. 0MESTIC: Americanism freedom-lovin- but g S. patriots, they are undemon-- J the trouble organization! Con-w- t- y. groups (like the League for Peace and yl are more interested in Communism than anti-Faid- "J! flght-IfiKla- 5? he began st investigating year, Texas' Dies won deserved S? Jf siting his committee indiscriminately to anyone to grind. But thanks tartin i the U. S. has become un-la- in D-- Pounding doffir"re JSS thrcat- - a inspired by and fostered by malcontents, are the 'slx This spring d its head when Mr. Dies movew uj V1!0" Gen. George Van rs Italo-,uc-'e- - Fas-fwm- antl-Jewl- Moaciry retired Dudley lEV5 anti-Ne- w p- - GU' ilUnjT. fromwler, and auch Klannish as groups $ 7,000.000,000 Knights GERMANYS LIMES LINES Valor did what wtapotu couldn't. 2) salers did not earn excessive profits in 1029 (groceries, 1.3 per cent; confectioneries, 2.2 per cent; dry goods, 2.7 per cent), and that they remain an essential link In the distribution machine. n. j More fortunate were Frenchmen dison the Rhine's other bank, who covered their fortress engineers had rise. theseven-foo- t y Results of the inundation: (1) will probably ba stalemated next fall, against aggression until of her vi-knowing the world know tal weakness along the Rhine; (2) France began pondering how to produce artificial floods In th Rhine, Una of paralyzing the Reich's first tiff ms In case of war. How iho wind it blowing . , , Russia ARMAMENT "non-Arya- J rebuilt anticipated rail-roa- war oa kaek akoulior, kooriog aiotkoha Ger-man- NAVY: Statistics I is a U. S. Significant and fearsome I I pro-peacetime naval construction In history. gram bigger than any With a $773,000,000 building approwith 74 ve-- I priation on its handi, and with 33 underway, sell already the new contract about to be let, I fleet' a current atatu is something like this: 1 I I I ssi Hesv? Tsasssranr Cruiser17 IT Light Cruisers Aircraft Carriers I Destroyers Submarines Auxiliary ....Its J ooo-kt- H I Skota aa akoulior. hmgtk. eroehot)o. o. te antotHek Ck I, a. a. la ant tS a. o.ahaD.I C.a. a. (MagloorocttQ la ont criteS Ckl rnttl (itukit oa tcai'istecai botwtoa f a. a m mr kotow Ck 1 a. o. look loop tow r Cl relate) atite Ck takp X kotow Ck I . o. I moot loop Ck StrEa a oaS oanwkolow la I X J. Hteanwa ekala HMi Mon atartfaf Ilk ratten oai onrr Ilk rew altered, a kooio. mr loCTtttitt wwk "If onw oa ooek olio for IK oo onk olio 2MpaMtn Ucrnt, H ptlfro X I the Truth More Valuable Than Fine Gold fiae and beautiful It ii our aim to occasionally give some gfimpia of the e- t e truth dial will freworld die and make man shall eventually troth dial embraced and taken into Me. ltn R begin to work wonders the moment it trodr that hannonaef man spiritual creedles spirituaKty thebra d and universal Good. A with his Maker and his fellows, with Nature and the True nd hideamounts to knowledge mere belief or even a take possession of the heart spirituality must enter into the depth of the soul, the lJeandMu udwork from the heart outward until kcompletely tries Brotherhood esit to radiate and move to action the spirit of Love, Peace. tar besafe and gride is the only hope Such . spirituality and helpfulness, have and naUoes departis It because mi trayed and exploited humanity. diem, lheawak-efiin- g ed from it that there is spiritual decay and death upon and universal individual the of and the devriopment of spirituality m to peace, lead and and darkness of hopefcssneas out lift tori will humanity The spiritualization of the and abundance- security t..ppM. confusworld means the salvation of the world." Trouble, poverty, war, on a -men because world afflict the ion and commotion continue to else will save. The churche. fall We wavsISving something else. Nothing dose toelsw bthe higher spirituality Many who profess tothelire spirituality. higher in be still lacking woefully and the prophets may for penonJ and is there that realm healing the in spiritual It is only souls of men find the answer Only in die spiritual realm can the tSheir hopmand dreams and prayers. When unbued with it and attunto tbe land of peace ed to it men can start and cany through their journey world can give. best the the receive to freedom and hlih, happiness to the body, this: To perfect of means The spirituality we speak ideri the to near mind and expand the spirit just as mentd, to beautify life in all phases of the Sh wods. to refiw and your Readers, look into the depths of your soub This roU the spiritual height, and save cmEahon- cal like unto that made to Jetunnalem horid ring round die earth as a Galilee. of by die peasant Prophet Dear dad, kTbut had the power To take the furrow from yoitf face. Erase the scan the years have left And leave there not a trace. Dear dad, if 1 could take my hand And brush those furrows from your brow And bring the dead dreams back agam Whose ghosts but Bray there now. Dear dad, if 1 could bring you smiles nt lace ot rising flood water. A few that a days later new leaked outwas lost great stock of ammunition and that the tort must be entirely Trend inhas ordered a 50 per cent decrease in her 1939 national of fense budget to keep abreast Approximate Germany and Italy. additional coat: $8,000,000,000. RUBBER J'. M. Slattery, Fisk Ura executive, predicts 50 per cent increase In world rubber during next 10 consumption cushions years. Items: Sponge d and mattresses, cushion for tracks traffic markers, packaging Hori"g, furniture, materials, plastics and latex garments. GASOLINE In 1938, U. S. cent consumption was 1 per above the previous year, althougn motor vehicle registration wera 1 per cent lew than 1937. deJEWS A new Berlin ghetto recree places still more drastic inhabitbe to areas on strictions ed by . ... Mart i ankfii Pwinn 2 SSsiiten onrr row at wa tig imtil tkouliir tko aomo In Broad and Harmonious spirituality lias tha Hopa 12.000,000,000 9.100,000,000 8,800,000,000 1,000,000,000 ( Miscellaneous that wholewere conclusions Basic i. tel Dooroooo Z rkmim milk trust that pays the impoverished Utah farmers less than 12 cents a gallon for milk and charges the 44 cents working people and distressed widows and orphans were reading the While people a gallon for the same milk. their for scheme impoverishment of this gigantic organised Co., was the Assistant to the President of the Utah Power not to soak State of in California pleading with the people that who scourged Preacher Peasant a was there Once the rich. from the temple those who soaked the poor. In the light men of current happenings one, 'really wonders how some reconcile themselves. pro-chai- (18) (33) (24) (23) j aM out-of-the--sta n store Favorite butt of movements has and been the wholesaler, who in popular notion la excess baggage in the U. & distribution system. If the middleman could be eliminated, many believe, a bar of soap or pound of cot fee would cost John Public substantially leu. To teat this theory. New York1 Twentieth Century Fund broke down the $38,500,000,000 which U. S. consumers paid in distribution costs for their merchandise during the peak and year In 1929. Individual figures cost: percentages of the attribution Retailers Manufacturers Transportation It ijEkitiu wooto om Hel wio ortrr Fattens oa ootk alio retort row. o umoo. look won to ooiororm at taatoookoek, worklaa iocroow oooktH ptttor tow ter IK won lockoo. Soaking The Poor. Middleman LEAGUE'S AVENOL . Back. CSate H tecScs work te setter Atortoo ! oao-kahcI Mao orory k&t laok, 4 Jam Work I looroooo ookli t tteMC. work mmtil Uoooo mooooroo DnZZ iJmLUTt - 52a A few days ago Utah people were reading of an exploitation of farmers and consumers by BUSINESS: Wholesalers . . wte 4J took ? 13-1- However, FUEHBER KUHN lot of nonsense." . fmct better day. ' and commercial credits. Far from nbutsdor to Great Britain, Ivan aidty, from reading a letter of utett against Czechoslovakia's riare. At the same time he got it council tn postpone' any dlseus-cf Albania until September. ONI IDA LUrlKO STAKTS WOKK EHHER HEW H SEMBLE DHDER A TH1 GUIDANCE. LACY OWU-- I 7 BLOUSE IS GAIMED I WORK PATTERM ESPECIALLY COOL BEADS RED TIMY MUMMER. YOR ADD A GAY MOTE. BLOUSK WITH BBADS Mttnn. Mn. It I (Wltk mkhiM well-bein- far-awa- net Ida Lupino Learns Crocheting UtahVtax-burdcaed people should let this soak in: Wilton, Kansas, grits free street light, aa aanual profit of 110,000 aad a tax reduction of 55 ! tl (3 IS WOBK1MQ OM A PILL BOX HAT WITS THE ATTACHED THIS SMART FASHIOM WIMPLE. ADDS A DASHIMG MOTE TO AMY COSTUME. GIEL'S kook oai CltrYa O. H. T. Poari Ho. JTOW IDA i a Intaa wltk a tllp aUtcka.lotmiag Ca.Siaa.a.iato nag. Two o. top ol at. ! O.O. woei otHck oa row htltw. Ck. ol aotn X la aoat otitek. Oao a. a. la onk atitekoo. tRtptat kolwooa v woaai I 1 x x te atH Mitsk. On row. ca. X oMtthtt. Baaaat x te ooek ol nxt raw. 1 anaai I aahraae C Mittkn onaoi ooek Ck. ! row onalr opaeoi. knpiat work ptrtoetlr Sat aotII onwo ol M awammo f M laeia. term rCk? Ck. o te nio. I lan work X ttitek oa raw Mow. CoaUmto ooek Mitch ol okala. x te tea ol ooek x aatU atrip la XI laehot leaf ar itMrti batik. BIGHT I THIS PHOTO SHOWS IDA LUPIHO OUT WALKIHG IH HEE HEW COSTUME. PRETTY HBAMD AMD PROUD. AS WELL SHE MIGHT EE IH AM EMSEMBLE SHE MADE ALL BY HERSELF. MOTE HOW THE WIMPLE HAMGS FETCHIMGLY IH BACK. BLENDING WITH THE LACY BEADED BLOUSE. THERE IS A SPECIAL PRIDE Ol OWNERSHIP IH A DRESS YOU'VE YOURSELF. AMD IT CROCHETED ISN'T SO VERY MUCH WORK, OP A THE APPLICATION LITTLE PERSEVERANCE 8S rrSToutto Replacing tear within your eyes. Could take the gray and heavy clouds, That hide the blueness of your ikies. I'd sacrifice my own high dream goal To see you reach your And count them all wdl lost if thus I'd take the hurts from out your tori. long-soug- ht C ft O 9" eCrthH a loon ehtia ever 70 lackaa bag. It pauorma with ai. etUpX otitehot, mski t i. a. la moot otitch. ehoia 1 0. hack iota oaaw otitek. Up maho i. Z, anaai the S etitekee . Rent aefweea CroehM om "row wera I x x eater Cktie e e. el row Mow. chain ekeia f aeptretim a aeea tamo wera la Ixx onto, state t, Z work I i. e. ol row Maw Chain Z Z ter potion. Ropaat thorn raws Work I loekaa. Doorman hr makiat I boa I a. to tha I i. o. trout (tko iollow-t- ef ioenaao will ba wait la tko tamo npoat. maaott). Work X tackoe. tecraasa; Work X Work t loekte. iter an; nptat. twba. raeaat Twtaiyia Inkaa, laekta te ail. Flaiak with ktaiiat hr auk. Chain Z. akir Z. Walk Z lag tawe at x a. areuoi tko kottou I i term; 'Its ifl HETS AMAZING RESULTS. HOT ONLY IH THE DRESS ITSELF BUT IH AM IM TANGIBLE SATISFACTIOB. phyl, RACE TO THE OBESE IDA GETS A OH THE SKIRT FEW FOIBTEBS WHICH IS FASHIONED IH A LOVELY SBOWFLAEE PATTERM. Ha. i hook ami Clark- O. H. T. PooH l wi m |