| Show 1 ' f i SUNDAY- - MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Civic and Study Today and Tomorro w greater Planting with 32000 harvested last year and 50000 in 1933 barley 42000 this year as s gainst 31000!' in 1934 and 37000 two years ago corn 22000 this yeer compared to 19000 last year and in 1933 and potatoes 14000 this year as against 13000 harvested last year and 14000 in 1933 J Pul Om) which ia threatened must tend to deflate us Second the crisis of Frontiersmen Draw From militarism in Europe may produce a war in which neutrality will be aa I Educational Profession difficult as it was in the last war unless we are tar better prepared Membership to preserve it than we were in 1917 Third the ( rearmament of ' formation of tha frontiertmea Germany means that Russia and club an organisation or men in the Great Britain must now concentrate all their energies in Europe educational profession which will and therefore aa respects Japan conduct civic setvice and educational we are alone activities was announced Saturday Forming Major by M fowler president men In educational Policies Needed ' Twenty-fivi fields of the city are charter memThese would appear to be tho bers of "the club Members of the club are from Salt Lake City schools three most immediately important Granite district schools- - the Univer- - consequences of the crisis ai it sity of Utah the state department of affecta the United States They call education and other groupsof three major Other officers of the new club are for the formulation dealing' with international policies V vice Backman Ralph president matters with preparaEmil Nyman aecretary and treasurer monetary' for neutrality and with tion T S Dr Frank J t and Wahlquist relations Allen and Harper B Cowles direcA monetary policy which “would tors stabilization and thus end Discussions of educational subjects produce are conducted at each meeting which the deflation is a matter of reachare held oq the first and third Wed- ing bn understanding with Great Britain The strength of the Britnesdays of each month ish position in rejecting stabilization at this time rests upon the size and the power 'of the sterling bloc the experience of London in international finance and the political dependence of France upon Britain owing to the menace of Germany The weakness of the American position lies in the fact that though i we have greet assets they are at the The public utilities commission unrealizable politically ' Saturday granted the state road com- moment But it congress would consent we mission permission to remove the could offer Great Britain and advantages in reoverhead crossing of the Los Angeles France enormous tor a currency agreement We and Salt Lake Railroad company at a turn a have stabilization fund which point two miles north of Provo on could be used in cooperation with state highway No 114 The commission found that the the British fund to support and wooden trestle that supports the rail maintain the agreement We could road track is a hazard to traffic on settle the war debts By settling The trestle was con the war debts the embargo on the the highway Would be Sugar American capital market structed by the lifted and in certain eventualities company which at one time operat- that might prove to be matter of " ed a plant at that point but the sugar company now operates lief and death to Britain and France enly a beet loading device An agreement between the sugar World Deflation company and the road commission which provided that the company Too Costly bear the cost of materials necessary our point of view and from From in removal of the overhead and retheirs it is costly and dangerous to building of the loading station and have the world deflation continue the road commission bear the cost our point of view it would be of the labor was accepted by the From absurd to let deflation continue in commission to collect debts that cannot be It was pointed out that with the order removal of the trestle a new align- collected as they stand From their ment of the highway will be possible point of view it is lunacy not to and the highway will bq improved make a substantial investment by paying a respectable sum to lift the financial blockade Wed Hollywood A neutrality policy has two main YUMA Arlz March 23 (P)-- Rex requirements: one is to possess sufLease 32 star in western pictures ficient military strength to make it and Elsa Roberts 29 actress were impossible for belligerents to igmarried today by Yuma's "marrying nore the neutral the other is to Justice” E A Freeman The Holly- recognize clearly the difficulties wood couple arrived here by automoof neutrality to have appropriate bile legislation enacted or at least draft for of f o - State to Remove Railway Trestle ' Utah-Idah- o beet-slicing- Held Pair LOW PRICES-HI- GH 1 ed to have plan drawn carefully for all developments that can be foreseen Experience has 'shown that the maintenance of neutrality is not a mere matter of doing nothing American - commerce and American citizens range the world and their interests would ? be threatened In all the zones of war A successful neutrality policy requires clear decisions as tff which of these many interests ere to be defended and by what means- Firmness Needed" In Japan Policy ’ T ‘ Larger acreagesln fix major crops will fee planted by Utah farmers this year according do a £rop report released Saturday by Frank Andrewa statistician for the United States department of agriculture - Most of the Increases according to the report will be due to the low acreage harvested last year because of the drouth ' Tame hay expected to be available this year will total 591000 acres as compared-- to '501000 last year and There will two years ago be 60000 acres of spring wheat aa compared to 7000 harvested last year and 74000 acres harvested two years ago Other crop acreage listed were Oats 45000 this year as compared 643000 relaAs to Jspanese-Amertcstions it la necessary to be frank as well as firm' To be finff is to stand on the proposition that tbr American navy must be superior to the Japanese ib the ratio of five to three The Japanese face one ocean We faca two oceans and in a heavily armed world that does not give us the power to attack Japan In her sphere of influence even if we had any such purpose To be frank is to recoglnze that the weakness of China and the enforced withdrawal of Rusaia and Great Britain from an active1 position in China and eastern Asia make it impossible tor us to assume the burden of solitary opposition to Japanese Imperialism in Our tradithe Asiatic mainland tional policy has been based upon the idea of collective action in the Far East There is no prospect of collective action in tho Far East today and we have to adapt our policy to tho altered facts It may not be inappropriate to suggest that the successful formulation and execution of these threo policies require the best energies of the government at Washington and something like unified patriotic support from the people n WHITE WATER Wis (UP) intelligence quotients bordering en Most of tho 117 prisoners the moron classification whilo 48 d Tha In tha state prlsoh at Waupun Wis per cent are records also showed that 95 per cent regard the place as a haven from of them had been liquor or drug ad trouble and unrest Professor H G per cent have Lei of the State Teachers' college diets Ninety-fou- r here asserted on basis of a survey of only an eighth grade education or less Parents of 69 per cent of them the prison were foreign born They are "placid and contented accepting life as It Is"' he said Liquor and tha depression are “Many admit that they are glad to mainly responsible for shaping the be exempt from the trials and tribu- criminal careers of most of the life-terlations of tha outside world” prisoners Lee said One prisoner claimed that ha enDelinquency of 59 per cent of them joyed bis first good night’s sleep in could be traced to unsettled home (even years when he entered the life while Insanity was evident in family' histories of 41 per cent prlsqn Lee said Calm acceptance of their fate was Lee said governors' and political attributed to the fact that case his- boards should bs stripped of their tories show 70 per cent of them have power to parole and pardon prison- life-ter- m Study Group to Meet feeble-minde- The Ladies Democratic Study group of the third political ward will hold thetr regular monthly meeting Wedp m at the home of nesday at Korth 383 Wall street Mrs W-- J t Unemployment insurance and security fog children will be discussed m Film Producer Injured ONTARIO Calif March 23 Snyder Columbia Pictures producer was severely injured today when his automobile left the road and bit a pole His chauffeur was uninjured rthur m ers while superintendents of penal Institutions should bo given greater authority to- - determine prisoners' merits and to order their release or i retention- - SALT LAKE OGDEN PROVO MONDAY TUESDAY BINGHAM 'M v'V MT 8 WEDNESDAY SALT LAKE OGDEN PROVO BINGHAM SPECIALS ' Matter Little All these rows which occupy so much of our attention— Huey Long and Father Coughlin and General Johnson the A F of L and Mr Richberg the American Legion and the taxpayers the electric utilities and the progressives— are as compared with these great matters affecting Our most vital interests Just chicken feed If all of these quarrels have to be fought out now if none of them can be postponed then let us at least recognize that relative to the deepest interests of American recovery end American security they are trifling metiers And having recognized that let us seek to compose them let us forego the excitement of tearing ourselves to pieces over them and diverting attention from great issues and wasting energies and brain power that we must have if we are to do justice to the American interest at this fateful hour (Copyright 1933 New York Oo Tribune Inc) Campana PALM- ITALIAN BALM OLIVE SOAP With Dispenser J 55' ! 345 STATE STREET— EASY TERMS 100 Squibb’s I Kelp-A-Ma- lt 5L25 PETRO- LAGAR 75c Fletcher’s CASTORIA (Ml numbers) 51® 1 Ill 7 I Tablets 100’s "Tfl LOO Bcnkora Treatment rrrrwnr 1 36 Nurlto For (5e Princes 09 036 Neuritis Pns-Dm- 4U6 60c size 50e Grove’s Nose Drops x KKQo Casa AQft Gilt or Silvered mUtm) Twin Chest ND Sing! 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