Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1933 V NEARS BITTER NRA FIGHT MAJ)egree Morgenthau Received by i Would Stop AgcdWenuub Rum Running On New Laws June gutter CLAREMONT Cal 1 Will Struggle ReyolveUpon Trust Feature Seines of Flood and Storm Disaster in Middlevvest j7SfSWW S re Lillian G Gist (Ah--M er Legislation Demands Burst of Activ-it- y Say Observers By D HAROLD OLIVER Associated Prm Staff Writer Con-- WASHINGTON June I fresaional leaders agreed today the legislative machine would have to establUh a new aet ot speed ret- - ards next week if a hatch of ! “deadlines are to he ht i evened her educational race Law Fixing Fifty-Mil- e Zone Mil lions Lost in Taxes Requests with her throe eons today when ehe waa awarded the master of arts degree from the Claremontcollege The coveted parchment was presented by President James A Blaisdell aa twe of th trio of aong who were the inspiration for hsr accomplishment proudly viewed the ceremony Eight ot her 11 children ere living Mrs Gist explained after commencement she today’ studied for tho degree “to beep up with my sons who have master's degrees” She attended seminars In history of philosophy Greek archeology Roman history apd literature and Latin without ‘ missing a day She topped ths 'strenuous school year by writing and typing bet own 2$ thesis on “Lecre-ti-ua At a Post of Nature” By CECIL B' DICKSON Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON June 8— Alarmed by mounting poatrepea) liquor smuggling the administration today pressed congressional leaders for quick action on naw legislation granting President Roosevelt power to declare customs enforcement sonee B0 miles off the United States coast Informed by treasury officials that $70000000 ltt ravenua waa being loot by a big rum row of vessels off the Atlantic coast house Democratic leaders an nouncod the new anlismuggling bill would bo brought up for action Tuesday They foresaw little opposi- “Next week will he deadline Week” said one Democratic loader referring to several aew deal agencies sooa to pass out of the picture unless statutory extensions are Voted Involved also Will he a congressional effort to avert a nationwide soft coal strike I Heading the “deadline” parade tion i however will be the revised senate IB Ships Ply Trade N resolution to extend a sbell-llk- e R A until next April It wag passed "Thirty-nin- e foreign veiaela are by the bouse yesterdaymSenate known to the coaet guard to be leaders will seek Immediate notion regularly angaged In tha Illicit-liquon this Monday without sending It traffic” Secretary Morgen' to confersncelBeyeral N R A opthau said ’’Inasmuch as theaa vesto will refer try ponents however sels art hovering beyond our cusit to the finance eo mm It tee for contom! waters (12 miles or one hour restorsideration of an amendment cruising time) they are not subject In ing the antitrust laws full to leisure under existing lawaand hence they carry on their smuggling Expires duns If Once operations with immunity” What the supreme court left of Leaveg for Jungle declaration by tho president Upon Illu-!NRA expires June II Isunless the Traveled by ‘ of the tones coast guird extension enacted 9 ships would be allowed te make meanwhile Loaders expect the bill trioua Father leisures of these vessels unless they to pa much before then pulled outside that limit Tha trea'Also expiring on June Id Is the sury Mid most of them are operated emergency railroad act creating JoBy Associated Press "under the British flag” AU con seph B Eastman's office of coor- - NEW YORK June 8-again tact boats operating either to or dinator of transportation President the call has wild drifted the of up from tho smuggler ships also may Roosevelt In his unified transportafsver-ladea jungles of be seised and under direction of tion message recommended exten- from tho tho secretary of the treasury desion for at least another year An Breill and an- “ R e ossvalt ' : effort will be made to stroyed pass such a other — bill immediately after the senate is on the way JThtljurden of proof that a "vessel ( waa outslda of territorial and treaty Fully aware of 4 isposea of the utility bolding comcoastal limits would be placed by pany legislation probably on Mon- the dangers and harahips that bethe bill on the alleged smuggler day be- set his llluatrloua Also striving for recoga r Figures Quoted fore the senate starts work on the father la the The extent of known smuggling social security pro- earns wllderneae operations since repeal was shown gram will be the Guffey bill to 21 years ago Coltoday In a report submitted te the stabilise the coal Industry under a onel Thee dors ways and means committee by the amall-stse- d Rooeevelt tonight NRA coast guard which Mid that 40 forSenator Guffey (D Pa ) author was on rout to eign ships carrying alcohol alone of the bill wants It considered next the Matte Groeeo were evading $54720000 In customs week because of the call sent out country to hunt duties and $21888000 in liquor taxes n soft coal strike on June IT the South Amerifor This compared with only six foreign ' can leaders see but little chance ot jaguar hips that were operating off the stirred housee dead-both f Probably acting before that Atlantle coast a year ago Una i “ by his father’sCoIonel Roosevelt — m — t ' accounts of jaguar hunting-th- e el' Big Galleries All these efforts and others will dar ”T R" called It “the king of bo pushed forward before what South American game”— Colonel Rooeevelt apoke enthusiastically as leaders expect will be g galleries Tens of thousands of ha laft Miami Fla last Thursday ’ Bhriners will Invade the capital Expect Great Sport during the week for their sixty-fir"We are expecting some great convention Absent however will be he said President Roosevelt at least until port” The younger Rooeevelt traveled midweek southward In a airStill another effort to beat arWASHINGTON June I (Ah-- The rival of a June II deadline will be plane When the former president Mtled labor department Mid tonight It move by the Glass banking subfrom New York on October 4 1913 had ordered Dewey Knight its discommittee to pass a bill extending hla of Immigration at sev- trict director for three years from that date the eral primary purpose was to fill Alaska to proceed at time In which officers of national sil speaking ongagamante In Bra- Ketchikan and Argentina but bafore hla once to Juneau to act as mediator banks must liquidate personal loans raturn in a gold mine strike In that placa May 19 1914 ha had pen from their own Institutions under trated onwilderness a traversed a torKnight It wm Mid was due to the 1131 bank act This extension 1s provided la the tuous course of an unexplored river arrive tomorrow and would Immeand escaped death by a narrow diately invMtlgate tha causes of the Pending administration bank bill labor difficulty involving 900 men but there Is no chance of that margin measure passing by June 16 If Accompanied by Kermlt Roose- with the view to conciliation brother of the present advenIt was reported to the labor dethe separate proposal Is not en- velt acted bank officers with outstand- turer and a small band of natural- partment It was Mid that the ing loans from the Institutions they ists the elder Roosevelt set out on trike had gone on for two weeks serve will be subject to a fine of a scientific expedition through the and that efforts te reach an agreeoutside aid had been 13000 and Imprisonment for one jungle after completing hie (peak- ment without futile year and the banks would face a ing tour Shoots First Jaguar fine of $10000 plus the amount of ( The earlier stages of the journey the unpaid loan Forfit Fire Menacing While the senate tangles with the took them through tho Matto GrosVANCOUVER B C June I (Ah "deadline’ brigade next week house so country of southern Brasil fires fanned to the danand senate leaders are expeetd to where Colonel Roosevelt shot hla —Slashings a strong southeast ger by point first jaguar get together with Secretary wind were considered serious by to talk over the proposed From there the little band pressed forestry officials hers today Meager Inheritance-gif- t tax program Taxes northward to the headwaters of a reports the flames said men also will come before the house ways stream that appeared vaguely on ware forced to fighting flee for Safety at and means committee when consid- maps as “The River of Doubt” several places The most eerious eration will be given proposed exHie first glimpse convinced fire in the vicinity of Elk bay betension of about $400000000 of Roosevelt that tho name was wall tween Rock bay and Seymour narnuisance and excise levies choaen but ha fitted out seven rows waa about tea miles long and crude native canoes and eet out to four or five miles wide More than 200 men are fighting It explore It Mineral By NATHAN ROBERTSON Associated Press Staff Writer Col Roosevelt Allows Trail Of His Father 60-mi-le Onc 'a house-approv- ed Move Begins record-breakin- To End Gold Mine Strike st Scenes f dl teeter la recent midwest floods and storms are shewn above Upper— A power plant at McCook Neb where 86 men were marooned Center— A farm completely isolated near Holbrook Neb Lower— A puppy and a kitten found an asylum atop a corrugated pipe at McBalne crest ST LOUIS Juna 8 (Ah-- Th Missouri river’s second most in history disastrous overflow her toth Into Mississippi passed night as a new but probably trivial flood menace lurked In Its tributaries The Missouri still mcuured five miles across In places but danger of further wholeMl inundation waa paued government forecMtere here of th Mor-genth- WASHINGTON June $ CPI— Conditional exemption from registration under the securities act was continued today for mineral Interests and rights by the securities t of Lincoln non-Ary- an Tax Feature Grass Root Meet to Seek ‘Protection of Constitution' Monday and Tuesday In the coliGermany Orders Central seum the state fairgrounds deleDistribution of Films gatee atfrom 10 pralrio states are to BERLIN June $ Ah-- Th propaganda ministry ordered today that distribution of all German motion picture bo centralised effective September 1 In an office under th control of th ministry Tbs centralisation will enable the mimetry which hold that no should bo entrusted with th stewardship of Carman cultural offerings to eliminate Jewish film distributors Simultaneously the ministry for tade theater owners to exhibit further film from the prenasl days ta which Jewish actors play parts House Moves To Vote Gift t By Tribune Leased Wire SPRINGFIELD III June commission of America's constituThis exemption previously includ d oil and gaa interests and rights tion and government from the new for which special rulet were recent- deal’s sffort to establish “a new ly published Tba exemption Ilk that which social and economle order” of dicwas provided by the repealed regu- tatorship Is tho gensrsl theme of lations I restricted to IntereeU the midwest planks to he considered which com within a limitation of at the Republican grass roots con$100000 In addition tho commission hss removed the previous con- ference dition that the offering price ex- The pilgrimage to the Lincoln ceed a minimum figure The ex shrine opens tomorrow with cereeruption la only temporary monies et New Salem early home take an inventory of the new deal especially la the light ot the recent unanimous supreme court decision upholding tb constitution and kill' liig the N R A and are to formulate n a ot midwest G Ot P opinion on national affairs Already headquarter hal more than 300 resolution tent In from people in the ten corn and wheat belt states in th roundup They cover a wide range But th dominant not la “mvs th constitution” from tho Rooseveltlan declaration for radical changes which would control If not abolish sovereignty of th 4$ states and establish un cross-sectio- Mo Missouri Flood Crest Passes On ’ Croup Gets Securities Exemption WASHINGTON June even of th ghostlike NRA voted by th house senate opponents of th wrecked recovery law announced today they would demud full repeal of provisions permitting exemptions from tho utltrust laws They served notice that when the skeleton of tho blu eagle is carried in from tho house Monday they would uk to hav it sent to committee for making such changes Administration leaders sought to convince their senate colleagues that nothing hut th bonos of tho bird wer left and that It wu a harmless old carcass from which th supremo court bad stripped all skin and flash Th legislation a resolution aphouse yesterday proved by th would continue the recovery law un$il next April with tha authority for compulsory codes eliminated because of th supreme court’s decision holding them invalid Openly Skeptical Th little hand of senators who led th fight against tha N R A even before It wu finally felleft by tha supreme court wu openly skeptical of th resolution despit uauranc from President Roosevelt that the antitrust law would be fully restored This group wu concerned about a provision of thold act continuing authority for th president to relax tha antitrust laws for voluntary industrial between agreements units Senator Clark (D Mo) author of th senate resolution to which the house amendment wu attached announced he would mov to send the legislation to th finance committee for an amendment repealing th suspension of th antitrust laws Ha wu highly hopeful of gathering enough votes to succeed Chairman Harrison of the finance committee who in charge of tho resolution for tho administration wu confident that ho could ward off the attack and gain senats approval of tho house amendment without serious delay Fully realising that th old law will expire at th ond of next week Harrison planned to resist th attempt to send th meuure back te committee N Relaxation Administration leaders contended thero wu little prospect that tha authority for voluntary agreements would b used and Insisted that even If it were thero would b no relaxation of the antitrust laws But NRA opponents felt that it there wu no deair to use the antitrust loophole there should bo no objection to Its elimination Among thou who Joined Clark in this contention wer Senators Borah (R Idaho) and King (D Utah) Other critics of tho recovery law wer expected to fall In line Borah wu still studying th house meuure today and had not determined what course he would pursue He told newspaper men however that he would “dislike to see a resolution passed which would permit voluntary agreements In defiance of th antitrust laws” King Determined King was determined to try to eliminate the antitrust provision He contended that If thera wu to be a relaxation of the antlmonopoiy law suftclent to permit Industries to make agreements on hours and wages it should ha done under the supervision of the federal trade commission This alyo wu Clar k’s view Ho said: ”1 am willing to grant th federal trad commluion jurisdiction to approve agreements on maximum hours minimum weges and child labor but X am Hot willing to tak a chance on any more Johnsons or Richbergs" He wu referring to Hugh 8 Johnson former administrator of NRA and Donald Rlchbcrg retiring chairman of th recovery boerd both of whom have been favorite targets for the attacks of recovery law tots cared two-sco- re 000-wo- 1 Recovery Act Foes Will Demand Repeal in Entirety t (Ah-r- A WASHINGTON June tax measure to which may be hooked new levies on Inheritances and gifts waa started today toward limited central power by bureau- house passage within leu than a crats at Washington week As early delegate arrive they Chairman Samuel B Hill (D wear an earnest and serious sir ' Tho atmosphere of a national Wash) ot the house ways and political convention already per- means tax subcommittee predicted vades the hotels and delegation meuure leave the headquarter! mlnua candidate and that when th however candidacies for th house It will Include nothing but avowed purpose of tho meeting la sa extension ot tho $416000000 In soley to formulate Imum and prin- “nuisance” taxes which cxplr ciples The delegatee are Mylng the so- around Juno SO Talk persisted however about at lution is vastly like that Ip the day of th Kaneas-Nebrasbill and least a survey to determine sentitha Dred Scott decision and tha ment In th senate on tho Idea of national crisis is as great as when adding to tho extension resolution Lincoln was elected as th first Re- language putting stiff new taxes on Inheritances and Increasing those publican president In 1850 It 1 all th more important they on gifts My for a pilgrimage and roundup Upon such a survey it was added of views like this in tha region would depend a decision as to which produced the Republlcsn par- whether President Roosevelt would ty whose three birthplaces are at recommend th Inheritance and gift - Rlpon Win Jackson Mich and levies Hill Issued a call for his subcomBloomington I1L Th philosophy of Lincoln on con- mittee to meet Tuesday with treasstitutional government as contrast- ury officials to discuss tho “nuied with th philosophy of Presi- sance” taxes such as those on gasdent Roosevelt and th new deal- oline theater admissions automoers la to b th keynote It will biles perfumes furs and tha Ilka bs sounded by Harrison Spangler “I am opposed” he said “to tyIowa national committeemen and ing anything els on that bill It’s G O P chairman and by Frank O got to become a law by June $0 Lowden former governor of Illi- or wo lose around $1900000 a day nois who is to make th lMdlng ad- W can’t make those nuisance taxes dress Monday retroactive” ” 1 i Suit Answers Payoff Follows Twins’ Arrival Slander Clailn CLAYTON Mo June I (CPI-B- ack In January of this year Jack d G Coffs wagered $95 of his money against an oven $1000 of Lloyds of London that eorao time this month Mrs Coffee would present him with twins her first born Tonight at 6:03 o’clock h col lected— or rather he fulfilled his end of tho bargain becauM two girls born last night rounded out th 24 hours ot Uf stipulated in the policy and were “doing fine” SAN FRANCISCO June 8 (AV-- Mid Unofficial estimates of flood dam-sg- e In Nebraska Colorado Kansu and Missouri were fixed at 841000-00- 0 and indications were the loss A prelimwould go oven higher inary survey mad th original loea estimate of $16000000 for Missouri appear Inadequate Morris Flahbein Chicago eeo Th waters of Big and Little asMedical of th American Cabin creeks and Bull creek which rotary sociation filed la federal court to-- Inundated a fourth of 'tho realden- tlal district of Vlnlta Okie day an answer to th 8100000 alan- 0ran4 riv£wh££ turn hlm dtr suit brought against Tiy threatened dwellers along Its valDr E R (“Painless") Parker of San ley I ' Francisco A new rise "was coming down th Dr Parker charged Dr FUhbcln flooded OMge river In Missouri from called him a “charlatan and quack” Kansu and forscutera predicted April 8 last before a meeting of the “very high stages” for the next few California State Dental association days probably equal to this week’s la Oakland crests Because the “Big Muddy” It wm th first instance of “anti- Dr Flshbein’e answer denies th is so far out of Its banks now how- Coastal ' City Envoys In aver to twin” Inauranc result charge setting forth he Mid 'only ever no further general Inundaa payoff hare and brought to light that Dr Parker had “made extrav- tion was expected by Forecutor Will Meet In N Y an interesting fact about Mrs Cof- agant claims” in hie advertising Rosco Nunn fee Hsr grandmother waa a twin NEW YORK June 8 and Twin lakes Wisconsin war of 28 coutal cities hav named In their honor Twins also accepted Invitations to Mayor F K wars born to Coffee’ mother but LaGuardla’s conference on Interna‘ died tional trade opening here Monday Coffee Mid that when he first City officials port commissioners placed the policy with a St Louie and business leaders will be Includagency which passed It along to ed among tha delegates Lloyds he was charged only $30 for COLORADO Colo leader of tho team la abla to climb Mayor Angelo J Roasl of San It "Later it waa found there wm Juno 8 (UP)— SixSPRINGS three feet straight up a cottonwood Francisco ' will be on of the speakterrible terrapin discrepancy In tho application will race against time up th slopes stump Ewlng-saj er id stating Mrs Coffee's mother was a of famous Pika’s peak this summer Flies for feeding the turtles will The New York chief executive twin hence an added $43 called the conference “to promote be supplied by a local man wu announced today When asked how ho happened to It Permission aeen some Strange exporting and importing operabeen Pike’s by hu hu granted peak out tak tho policy Celts replied Earl tions” on a nonpolitical and nonpar- Ewing manager bf the Peak sights as freak attempts have been "That’e obvious” ' 1 Automobile highway to allow Henry made to climb to the sumJnlt the me of- - Houston- - Texasr-- te hard way -Promotion Approved race a team pitched tanAnother Ttxu man Bill Williams 'HPuMiBlier-Mayb- r dem to a toy wagon 1 Ewing hu of Rio Hondro pushed a peanut with 'MINNEAPOLIS Juna 8 (Ah— L WASHINGTON June 6 his his nose to tho top of th peak tn 20 E George 68 publisher of th HillsSwenson announced today notified Barnes that as long that President Rooeevelt had ap- racing turtles do not cause a traf- day boro N D Banner and mayor of proved th promotion of Brigadier fic haxard th freak contest will Beta are being made that th tur- Hillsboro died In a hospital here General Charles H Lyman com- have official approval tles wilt tak anywhere from two today? He had been connected with mander of th fleet marine force Th turtles are under" Intensive weeks to two months to Teach the several Minnesota newspaper beat Quantlcct Va to major general training Saras told Ewing The summit 1 fore going t Hills bor hard-earne- 4 Texan Trains Terrible Terrapins V For Tandem Race Up Pike’s Peak ( -- w Dies4 six-turt- le etary I u r |