Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE flj i JMt t ' ISSUED fribuuc Salt Lake City Utah Saturday Morning July 9" Education PRESS Yeports' of "the convention of the National as reveal held in Denver seemingly many radisession of the in found as and extremists be average cals may ' cohgress According to daily dispatches the teachers who as-- 1 $embled to gather crumbs of wisdom that fell from the speakers’ table were repeatedly urged to “seize the balance of political in the nation” Dr John K Norton of Columbia university counseled the ' yuse of the Btump and ballot box by teachers “to secure certain “social and political changes” deemed essential to the freedom ‘and dignity of the profession "Political leaders should be brought to realize that teachers will not be satisfied with meaningless platitudes with which candidates lor public office have claimed their votes” he said calling upoi teachers to “organize increasingly and more effectively to make their weight felt in national politics” Another ‘shining luminary in the sky of erudition the 4 United States commissioner of education declared that Amer-'Ica- n voters are not qualified to pass on any Of the questions Submitted to them in political campaigns “The great mass of them does not understand current governmental issues” he said and inquired: “How can democracy 'survive when the people intrusted with the final decisions of don’t know what the issues are?” - policy Another speaker of international fame who addressed the convention uttered caution against stagnation of conservatism — Jjle said: “All sorts of vested interests today are telling us that e should not rely on" any agencies of change except the slow ' and gradual c Of course educational processes are slow and gradual but their aim is to train minds to act quickly The 'educational j system should make possible this quick thinking ‘and quick acting” With American voters too ignorant to understand the issues ' and no thinkers Capable of presenting thoughts worthy of seri-- ! ous consideration with educated people condemning 'politicians rd educators advising teachers to enter the political arena ' Vith crime increasing and additional academic freedom de- manded the outlook would be discouraging were it not for our sense of humor Which sustains the individual and proverbial ' “the government when calamity howlers parade the streets 4 Utah is making a desperate effort to remove from political Influence and contamination all factors in the department and cause of education To follow out the Instructions given at the national convention of teachers might put the schools in politics divide districts into party factions and train up practical politicians by the million 40 I v "t ' a American Viewpoint Indorsed j TN THE current issue of the “Ecclesiastical Review" the Rev Edward V Dargln an authority on canon law In the Catholic JchUrch contends that political activities of priest constitute a direct violation of ihe rules and regulations of the organization 2Ie declares it to be the right and duty of superior authorities bf any diocese “to forbid political activity of ecclesiastics" Jnd that priests who refuse to obey such admonitions “can and should be punished” i "It is my opinion” says the writer of the article “that father Coughlin’s activities are political and this conviction is “based on his organization of a nationwide league with a direct certain jmd open threat to use its voting power for or against v Rational policies laws and elective officials?- I In a recent editorial The Saif Lake Tribune took a similar position conceding to Father Coughlin the right tojhink as he' pleased and to say what he thought provided he spoke as ji politician from a political platform or as an independent minister of the gospel expressing personal opinions not restricted by church rules nor subject to review by ecclesiastical supe’ - 'M riors To discuss human rights to condem social injustice to denounce crime and corruption in public life properly may be considered a duty of priests and preachers but when it comes to Enlisting voters for political action and threatening prospective the shelter of consecrated pulpits it is Candidates ' something entirely different unto to Caesar the Herodians: “Render When Christ said ihe things that are Caesar’s and unto God the things that are Jjod’s ” ho was not trying io deceive bis hearers- - There was no guile nor subterfuge in Jesus He meant what His words convey ghat politics and religion should be kept apart from each other from-behin- 'T - i ? An Apathetic Observance neighboring towns' and cities comments are circulating concerning the apathy of Salt Lake City on the Fourth Of There seemed to be a lack of local pride and energy a Tuly soporific indifference to the spirit of the occasion a disposition to leave patriotio demonstrations to someone else that put £his municipality in a class by Itself Perhaps the civic leaders pf Salt Lake City were only waiting to see if Pgden or‘ some other city put on a good show in which event an effort might be made to compete for honors next year — — At this particular time when everybody is defending the Constitution and declaring independence of one sort or another jvhen the red flag of unrest and sedition is raised in every city of importance when the awakening of patriotism is essential So economic recovery and social tranquillity it did seem that fealt Lake City might have given Some slight sign that the date' ‘ 'v '" Jvould not pass unheeded few were a on the There flags larger buildings and some mail banners on occasional cars’ but the day was unusually lukewarm and the citizens depending on their yelimasters Were sadly neglected and strangely silent What is the matter with Salt Lake City? Is its enterprise 4o be aroused only by competition? Doesn’t it care to take the lead? Isn’t patriotism sufficient to awaken its public spirited bitizens to the accomplishment of great undertakings? —- i Welling’s Decision to Vacate THE decision of Milton H Welling to relinquish his position secretary of state for Utah if adhere to will be a forward step toward reinstatement in public confidence The unbiased opinion of the attorney general istht-thsecretary's tlaim to the office is forfeited A notice of appeal may suggest h technical right to remain in nominal charge but h0‘ one can ftfford to hold a position of trust undet-succonditions and circumstances There are many flaws in the system which permits irregularities in the handling of public funds to go unchecked for years so that item by item they accumulate until it is no longer possible to fix definite responsibility Enactment of laws to promote efficiency in handling public accounts and keeping collections that belong in one fund entirely separated from ‘other moneys might prove of inestimable benefit to taxpayers jtnd officials alike Whatever result or revelations may develop in reference to the pending motion of appeal to the supreme court the only bourse Mr Welling can follow with dignity and propriety is' to ‘vacate the office and devote hi? entire time t ft straightening out the unfortunate tangle The courts will aid him and his own attitude will furnish the best corroboration of his denials allegations under which he stands convicted h ( -- New York Day - by - Day By a0 McINTYRE - NEW YORK July I told that big stiff where to head in Giving me a shove be- cause I accidentally stepped on hU foot I had as much right to edge into that crowd around a window of puppies aa he Nobody can push me about and get away with it O I suppose Td let a cop give me a push in an emergency but not a layman Any time a guy gives me a shove he must be in uniform Or at least wear a badge And did you notice what I said when he pushed me? Ljjke a flash I inquired: ‘What do you mean shoving me around?” He said “I mean this!” and gave me another I replied: “Is that so?” One comeback after another Then I missed my ohewing gum But I remembered what Montaigne said stopped dead in my tracks closed my eyes and counted 2d for my anger to cooL That saved him He can thank Montaigne for everything Dear old Michel! It has prettied a passive screech I mean it has reached a pretty g pcss when a taxpay' er efin’t stop to glance into a dog window without having his shop neck unhinged So long as I’m good to the folks and wash behind my ears I’ll look in as many as I 3-- Well PABTON— Correspondent The Salt By LEMUEL F Special " — -- TODAY 6 1935 Educators and Politicians "‘power SPOTLIGHT " T’ " “I wouldn’t pick it up son— It might go off and hurt you” IN THE TRIBUNX FUBLISHINQ CO KTXBT MORNINO BT TBB BALT LAX I SATURDAY MORNING JULY 6 1933 cer-itain-ly make my personality felt Remind me to tell you sometime about the from Homburg I brought home Lake Lucerne The one with the n uU feather in the band They still talk about that wherever beautiful women gather Lake Tribune (Copyright 1935) Been standing at this counter 15 NEW YORK July 5— Rockeminutes and not a soul has come feller Center goes classical In a near Suppose they imagine I mA big way after its unhappy expeone of those elderly eccentrics rience with the rampant and renut who just stands at hat counters for the fun of the thing Or maybellious Diego Rivera whose muthat be n four-tothey think Tm something rals were scrapped Its was put here to hang hats on Can sculptural glass panel the largest I help it if my shoulder blade® in the world just finished at the stick out this way? Be amusing a porter would come along and try Gornlng Glass works was deto carry me to another department sane firm and safe the signed by I didn’t want a hat anyway I k high-ranof the six Plcclrilli Brothers only came here to get away from sculptors of monumental that citizen shover The not quite free from hlce person as we say at Aiken works guaranteed cock-eye- d s modernism If nobody will wait on me in this how or adulterations of any kind The place I’ll saunter out Shows some people muff trade I might new panel exalts labor have run a bill clear up "to here Atiillo the eldest of the brothOnce I went into Macy's for a ers Is credited with the design salt shaker and came away the but they always use the editorial owner of a sectional bookcase a “we” in referring to their work step ladder chair two piano lamps high-bo- y and an and their teamwork is as close on a buying spree and me Start Flora-dorthe as and effective tbalcf I’m a caution Don’t pay attention ohoose sextet which they both ana moment and I’ll peek out the to see if Jack the Pusher tedate and survive Tomorrow for spite I may get entrance Ls Zestful Workers anywhere around Yes there he up early and hunt up every dog is Leaning against a taxi Leanwindow I can find to look in For more than 30 years the six ing one moment and shoving the know one A a in Paseaic dandy have Italians zestful nonchahappy and second while I adjust my tie In next m walk past him been chiseling in unison in the this mirror My suspicions are con- lantly brushing imaginary dandruff firmed That shover is following off my coat lapels You know the huge rambling ' studio on New kind of stuff! me Low skulking thing slinking York’s upper Fast Side They the streets Think Tm From across the street you'd through worked ten years on the great afraid Look! See that dirty look think I was Maine monument in Columbus just as calm and colI tossed over my shoulder Listen lected as But I’m no anything circle They sculptured the Linto me whistling That’s the drinkas long as there in bargain passivity coln memorial In Washington the ing song I’m doing From "The are so coftl holes around Student Prince” isn’t it? I’ll go And many open shovers beautiful classic door of the As a wandering into the mocking bird next with I’m just the type A pushRockefeller church In Riverside trills That’s my best number shovee over drive the Soldiers’ monument in Me and My Shadow” would be ap memo(Copyright 1935 McNaUght Firemen’s the Bronx the propriate Syndicate) rial In Riverside drive the deliMaybe if I'd duck into this departmarcate filigree of the beautiful ment store and prpwl around I could shake him- - Funny how clerks bles of the Henry C Frick mango Into a huddle when I approach sion also heroic groups in many a counter You’d think I was a Individual Attilto's other cities refugee from an isolation camp sculptures are placed In many of Earl Benham would be magentaed the great galleries of the world with chagrin to see how this new suit of his is going unnoticed But More than 70 years ago in Tusabout the only way anyone ever cany their father Joseph saw a DOOR notices me is for me to step on their beautiful girl by the roadside foot In the wa-aThere’s a career! Bending innocent modeling In clay with a goat for pedestrians flying from under their a model He told her he was a out regard to human welfare on the Those of us who believe in Amer- hats as his ancestors had Banks' Power Draws sculptor not are interAmericans for ica one side worry anxiety and hopebeen for many generations They lessness on the other —heart trouble ested in foreign exchange Speaking of hats I might look From Utahn —in Attack a few short years has Jumped We buy in Salt Lake City not Bor- over this store’s stock The last were married When the youngEditor Tribune Currency versus to first place in the cause of death deaux Our present dollar has only one I bought was a rakish thing est of their six children was B 59 cents' value in Bordeaux but Is called “The Rob Roy” When my and bank credits in the and impairment of health? bonds years old they moved to New United States Our industries canR E BREWER mighty good in Salt Lake City That wife saw It they had to dash cold York but sent the whole brood not exist employment cannot be tends to keep American snobs home water in her face To stop her Why shouldn’t I try to back to Italy for their art edu- had and progress cannot be made Writer Gives Views What does he mean “green- laughter look collegiate? I’m a college man All cation at the Academia San Luca under a monteary system of banks our backs”? has money paper On Currency of U S Bartlett's Business College — doua credit system in which their a green back at Rome and Massa Carrara with ble entry bookkeeping and Gregg debts become a legal tender in the Editor Tribune: Down indid not no had I say gold through their home In Tuscany where transaction of 90 per cent of the shorthand—class 191L In the right value stated: trinsic I the ages the strong have misin“Money has kind of a hat I have the magnificent marble comes nation’s business that certain to deceive nq value In itself gold did not give dash and misquoted terpreted It’s only properly hatted I The United States should declare and crush the weak from The boys came home and It value It's value was created enHas Interchangeable SCREEN government Dr Paul states United States treas- tirely by law” which I will hereset up their studio It was a go- its Independence from value or Uncle Sam’s law stamped and STORM "panels — keeps out of banks place in circulation money prove not are certificates by ury money good ing concern Irom the start The federal reserve note files and protects health in the to meet requirements of the people not? They won the Civil war The metal in 100 pennies or 20 thereon? “Redeemable in gold or lawSUMMER— keeps out cold and Work Long Shfite for productive Industrial and com- Why for Lincoln without going into debt nickels is not worth 20 cents The reads In old working clothes with mercial use money to meet require- and purchased as much in America silver Is a silver dollar not over ful money” Yet If anyone gives saves fuel in WINTER ments of national state county and you gold for It you both go to jailr Ask for free catalog that gives square caps made of folded news- city governments without issuing as any other American dollar ever 65 cents The national bank note reads "Refull details were since issued Is is the metal that makes the deemable In lawful they papers they work long shifts bonds or paying 100 per cent on money’So they In once a while— a both are unlawful money piping up eong the dollar for debts due to and from but don’t think the sculping No wonder Senator Long calls It lORRISOH-jyjERRILLtC- Ot banka out will turn you a statue Bank debts 'have become a legal a St Vitus dance monetary system while you wait One thing they tender in the purchase of goods All political aspirants are better Insist upon is plenty of time— property and payment of debts versed in bankers’ bunk than in that's how their family got that They buy United States bonds rethe ten commandments especially Tie love that makes the young Should you motor ride or climb MwMWAMlO'frlUmi the one Which states: "Thou shalt way—and they'll take years on a ceive exemption from taxes and Idea ’round worried with that go not bear false witness against thy Keep your object still sublime piece of work If they need It for Interest paymenta They control Isaiah Jr IRVAN ROBISON a properly finished job They ex- commerce of the nation the destiny expression— neighbor” By reflecting all the time ecuted "Civic Virtue" MacMon-nle- of the people and the products of DRAWN FROM THE WELL OF Fashion's glass "Fat Boy" the land They are only debts exEXPERIENCE On the street her hints declare In City Hall park but that was acting interesting which cause the OR While the lorgnette marks your just a chisel job following the hoarding of real money In vaults HOW YOUTHS MAY AVOID MacMonnles’ blueprint and they For the lack of money the earnE air have shrugged off the ensuing ing power of the people shrunk 1 The safest and surest way is to And old gents sit up and stare bitter arguments It isn’t their about 60 per cent Property values become a hermit As you pass affair depredated about $160000000000 2 It may sound paradoxical but It might he a good idea to put 11000 banks and 300000 commercial there safety in numbers You For your dip when sauntering by a elgn on the new glass panel to Institutions failed and about 20 per can is also play one against the other until d remind Rockefeller Center sight- cent of the nation’s homes were an idlers oiled or dry no one knows where she stands seers that and banana-vendo- rs nsully sold for taxes Be assured that 3 every eye Keep her In doubt Never volunare not Italy’s only conBy manipulation of currency and teer On beach the she If If asks you anything tribution to American life and bank credits by bankers about love “Sure or “Uh-hu- From your costumes will detect workers were thrown out you or her say aspiration parry the question by askThat you’re one of the elect of employment about 25000000 of Many typewriters got the the people were placed upon the ing 'Is that all you women think And freeze on to the effect of?" Into slid the junk dole standard and an additional strlnghalt and 4 Cultivate a semidetached manLike a leech heap telling the tale of May Yohe bonded indebtedness of $45000000 and the Hope diamond But even 000 was placed upon the backs of ner Courteous indifference has such sinister episodes are not people other than bankers and caveman methods skinned a mile for Thus with mind superb in tone holding a girl’s Interest (Be a Don Full of fish beans and ozone SEMI-ANNUA- L! long remembered and Mias Yohe bondholders You’ll find when you’re back home Juan rather than a Samson) Is almost forgotten as the newsBanks have power to issue cur5 Flatter her constantly Praise On the dole papers record her serious Illness rency and create credits the power in Boston and now her sudden of life and death over an industrial her for her beauty her taste in “Twasn’t rest that mattered but The fine figure that you cut recovery— “bouncing back like a nation They can withhold money clothes the music of her voice and rubber ball" which she haa said and credits from ons section de- anything else you can think of With From dude ranch to camper’s hut some types you can go as far as to In the “Hole” la her way of life troy Its Industrial life and build up another they can destroy Values of compliment them on their IntelliMany lips and Downs NOTES ON THE CUFF gence but this is risky because The beautiful stage star of the products of the rglnes fields and many Will think DEPARTMENT being you’re just factories in by hoarding money nineties has had more ups and sarcastic Let unfurnished best part of 'To vaults own and deflating their downs than a roller coaster She 6 Tbe above applies particularly the east bench for summer”— J E EDMUNDS Was the daughter of a country credits to married couples for the average Classified ad dressmaker In Pennsylvania in wife seems to prefer a lovemaking If you’d only let us know a couple the back row of the chorus at Heart Trouble Deaths lounge lizard to a of weeks ago We’ve just taken the the old Casino advanced by her Blamed on Economics phlegmatic slave any day in the brow of the hill Indefinitely rich contralto voice playing In wpek London and Editor Tribune: To those of you 7 The above rules If persisted In captivating and The guest of honor was in a dress marrying Lord Francis Hope who have perhaps awakened to the will prevent your having of beige silk spotted with cream”— The spooky Hope diamond fact that behind every effect there for the reason that you’ll never Society item more baleful than the eye of the was first a cause that produced have a girl— for very long Just the thing for a strawberry basilisk would put a curse on her that effect I wish to call attention festival said the Sunday supplement to a few recent developments of na- FASHIONS IN JACKSON HOLE A writer en table manners says When the languors ef the town around the tarn tional proportions:' of the century That or someCause your foreheads girls to that the proper way to eat waterOur economic system which unmelon is with a knife and fork I've frown thing equally direful seemed to deniably puts personal gain profit be at work Jewels and castles and self interest ahead of service And you’re feeling rather down always contended that the other way makes the ears too wet gone unhappily married to Capto mankind which for years has In your soul ditain Putname Bradlee Strong applauded the victor and forgotten If you’d make the very best vorced again abe was a singer the loser in this merciless race of Of your annual hunt for rest Dear Mr Pembroke: on San Francisco’s r Barbary human competition— is the funda- Don’t go east or south or west the girl over at coast She was a nurse In Africa mental cause that is back of the But to the “Hole" w and So’s office during the World war and there great increase in heart trouble in orders supplies Given sun of course and breeze married Captain John Smuts this fast driving country Store Closes at 3 p m Saturday to Prepare I have "Men observed as no Plus the loveliest ef trees nephew of General Smuts They were stranded in the Orient and doubt you have— that an evil hate- Sands to stew on at one’s ease Event ifoc This Semi-Annuafter great difficulties landed in ful or selfish thought causes Or some rocks Seattle He worked in a ship- tenseness of the muscles a tighten- These your leisure may beguile But to make the jaunt worth yard and the girl who used to call' ing of the nerves and an unkind-rye- s As good as Mr S is he hasn’t the king of England “Eddie" was while a hateful distortion of the face had his vacation yet and the ( and a gleam of intolerance and Much depends upon the style a scrubwoman Remember a Dintcoodey Sale Is Always Genuine world is drab and drippy and he Of your frocks in the eyes Buoyantly always gay and reis working me and my lead pensilient she has tried many times You will note that an act of to rebuild her stage career with kindness seems to be followed by Jodhpurs shorts or slacks they cils and erasers and fountain state pens so hard I haven’t time to only temporary success Captain a feeling of general well-beiESTABLISHED 1857 Smuts shot himself In 1924 say- warmth— a more free and complete Must be deemed immaculate powder my nose Please save us from distracing he did it because of remorse circulation— a relaxation whereaa Every change right of hie wife but we see we are paid in kind for our Time is brief for tion by sending over one of your he recovered and they are now thoughts and our acts new office chairs so that he can Tie your duty I repeat said to be living happlty in their Is It not then significant that To convey to those you meet sit pretty and relax” "GOOD FURNITURE" little cottage at Dorchester near during the most ruthless and hard- That you're one of the elite Sincerely yours MABEL Boston 24 E Broadway hearted pursuit of selfish gain with Though on relief blow-hole- hard-workin- a- poo-for-y- Consider This The Forum :: “All Purpose” By 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