| Show if THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 30 1933 Official Asks Rail Labor Act Bloc Tarkirigton Says Year With Packed Liberty Passing Direct Relief Novel Poem Will r Held Model of Drama Laughs and Tears Lawyers Rap In Some Cases Face Extinction Remarks by Chief Figures Give Potato Law Dec K Industry Plan Memorable aid for direct re Television Will ontinued Picture of World News Events Sees Doom Issues Indicated : By Young GOP J i V - i d I ! CP) -CWASHINGTON federal lief of families "wboee needs cannot Peace Record Gted in Problems Federal Costs Considered as Outstanding ’’arm Displace Reading by Public Author Holds met through public or private Dec 29 (AV-- J WASHINGTON employment was advocated today HiRt Kenneth Bradley director of ths Report of Board on by Katharine F Lenroot chief of Young Republican division of tho the children's bureau INDIANAPOLIS Dec 29 (AV-BoYear’s Activity State Rights party’s national tommlttee said toMiss Lenroot took this position J Tarklngton noted Hoosler night replies from a recent ques ' with ’the administracontrasting tionnaire indicated young RepubLloyd George: "The world Is looked into the future of author tion's relief whrk of policy present (AV-Thc WASHINGTON Dec 29 (AWThe WASHINGTON Dec 29 licans considered the farm problem heading for a great catastrophe” but no “dole” in her annuil report literature today and predicted the Ickes: “General national lawyers’ committee of the to national mediation board held up and government cost ths outstand- Secretary Perkins Secretary novel and the ultimate doom of the Johnson has been suffering from American ing political issues the railway labor act to congress volunfor relief and league provision Adequate Liberty mental saddle sores” Rated third in Importance Bradpoem to service families is as a model for possible future dependent today "Mussolini: "No siqge can make teered an opinion today that the posaid in a letter to young Repubbeley "The novel and the may if be pom are children not to labor relations legislation for other tato act of 1935 is "flagrantly uncon- necessary us bow” lican leaders throughout the counremoved from their homes by rea- come extinct in 200 years 100 years "I wonder why he stitutional” show Industries “Huey Long: constitutional try was the son of poverty alone" she said ‘ or in much less time” the writer issue with particular reference to The action was fast Father shot me?" In Its annual report the board on the law which imIts attack on--had "Radio and said in an interview Time— Instead of marching states’ rights Jimmy Braddock: “It's great to three-fourtwhich administers the act passed in of a to grab a cab to keep up with be a champ after all I’ve been poses a tax of The Young Republicans division have disalready pictures talking 'sold 1926 said that as amended it is “the his own cent a pound on all potatoes f through” parade’ early In the month suggested that and books in homes placed many “Taxes in excess of a national allotment President Roosevelt: Here are a few of the memorable culmination of 45 years of expe public discussions be held by young television— near the threshold of have grown up like Topsy" party leaders in the various states rience with legislation to govern lines: fixed by the secetaix-p- f now—will injure agriculhomes American Father Coughlin (anent President Roosevelt: “American and Invited recommendations as to unbooks Other of the the relations of employers and em the tnat ture popularity sustaining charged life has improved in these two marathon) : “There ought to subjects to be discussed will foreseen inventions probably be a law against law making in measure would mSSH'a nullificaployes on the railroads and to pro years and a halfr Other topics proposed In ths resame have effect” the Will Rogers: "I never met a ‘'August1 mote peace and order in those relawere in the order named old tion of the rights of states” plies has United returned Press By Tarklngton who just Babe Ruth: “Boys Tm through" age security sound money policy tions as a means of preventing inter- man I didn't like' Publicised Belief his wife to their home here with A snow and rain storm moved Fletcher: P up Henry Supreme court (Invalidating N unemployment Insurance preservaHeaded by Raoul E Desvemine the Atlantic seaboard from eastern for the winter declared “There al ruptions to interstate commerce must give way to the new R A): "Powers of the national tion of personal liberty tariff laws books will be but ways perhaps and Alabama Steel new or condeal to the Most Advanced the counsel for the United States Georgia Sunday night for protection and benefit of labor government are limited by the deal in the future— books far the only” as the Christmas cold week wave stitution" “In this period of almost half a constitutional grants” utilities antitrust and the committee prevl publio corporation be— be ref will it Booth away may though blizzards which in the northwith Then somebody charged Senator ously has publicized its belief that Tarklngton Jafsie: “‘John’ is Bruno Richmonopoly issues and payment of erence books sclentifio books century eongress developed step by and west Bilbo with something and Senator the brought death to an estimated ard Hauptmann” the soldiers’ bonus Guffey coal and Wagner labor 220 persons books" step a comprehensive policy for Herbert Hoover: We should no Bilbo rejoined: petered out in New research acts are invalid Today’s disputes He novel the average explained The lion pays no attention to hu“He is a contemptible dirty viWriter Groups Protest dealing with labor relations on the longer tolerate gambling in the report emphasized that the lawyers England "reads for entertainment and man scent cious pusillanimous with malice were not expressing any opinion on The United States weather bu- reader railroads so that the present law future of the nation with the dice In with box he a television his home To Roosevelt on Work aforethought damnable the potato act’s “economic utility reau ordered northeast storm warn- will be able to get his entertainment is the most advanced form of gov- of inflation” ings from Cape Hatteras to Boston King Levinsky (to referee of liar" or value” ernment regulation of labor relaNEW YORK Dec 29 (Ab--Five as a result of the Dixie storm whloh cheaper” tions that we have in this country Although officials hers said they was television eventu- writers’ and authors' organizations said Tarklngton BEEHIVE COAL CO in as the low Increasing tensity have not heard of any suits filed so “It Imposes positive duties on cartonight addressed to President area traveled east north- ally might displace the theater pressure law to AAA the test far alike riers and employes potato He expressed the belief that “per- Roosevelt a complaint that the defines east with strong winds and snow who will care works progress administration has spokesmen have announced plans New England rights and makes provision for their haps the was the nation's Save Money on 100 Coal— conafter to seek its amendment protection prescribes methods of “2000 Pound! to Every Ton” — coldest section with temperatures very much about the extinction of been “a failure and a mockery” in reconvenes to gress will themnovel the the furnished be novelists settling various types of disputes promised Coming-Ye- ar neglecting ranging from zero to 10 above selves" He said “aboutthe $6-7- 5 Mixed Lump and sets up agencies for adjusting all Secretary Wallace several months Southward only work for the destitute among their along the Atlantic the 56-7- 5 manner of differences ago raised a storm of protest from who more read Stove people poems profession any moved from a for the most growers when he said he would do mercury reading erratically arp those who About 800 writers need wolk the Nut Model Policy part of 8 above at New morning enJirtif $623 Control Advocates everything he could to avoid letter said but have been denied it to near Breezing weather as write poems” “These principles and methods Honey Group Preocupied Yo)-Pea In the W P A because of red tape forcing the law He later explained far south as Charleston built up through years of experiS C With Period Ahead Join in Flaying that this was his personal attitude The DELIVERED inaction of administrators and the Election Delayed northwest and middle west mentation provide a model labor and would have no effect upon efWeight and Quality Guaranteed suffered Cardinal most from the POCATELLO ' Idaho— The elec lack of projects of Nation on based If yon do not reach the Beehlvo Coal policy equal rights and forts of the A A A to enforce the which Co hy phone between 1:30 a m and Christmas time subzero cold and a tion of officers of the Benefit As relations which with equitable measure 0:00 p tn or if the coal yon order Filene Gets Post blizzard found temperatures soclation of Railway Employes was minor modifications may be made raging from ni la delivered to yon without Firm Stand Taken NEW YORK Dec 29 UP) — ope as useful to other Indurtries as it NEW YORK Dec 29 for postponed from Friday night until NEW YORK Dec 29 (At— Edmoderating over the week-en- d our bill of tale or without our “We ara of the opinion" the law' the most part In the twenties Sim' January 22 because many of the ward A Filene Boston merchant has been to the railroads” stood on the financial threshold as group of 13 clergymen tonight countrack a 930 reward will bo paid on act liar conditions committee said “that this The board which made no ref- observers prevailed In the members are out of the city for the today was elected a vice president preaentatlon of proof prepared to open the tered charges of Patrick Cardinal yers' is unconstitutional as not within plains states and on the west coast holidays said F B Mlddendorf sec- of the American Association for Sava thie ad aa reference as this erence in the report to the Wagne la good aa long aaws are on new a that books in their views on birth the scope of the federal' power under temperatures were Hayes year labor disputes act Intended to cover mostly above retary The election will be held in Labor Legislation at its thirtieth Sarantee constiof clause closed week the commerce the and the control “have noted By there the that WfO large the W just they Industry generally freezing hall annual meeting abrogated tution and is not rendered constitu were no ptrikes in the railroad in' produced little to displace the ft belief in a moral law” tlonal the in 1 improper the last ended attempted dustry year July nanclal district’s preoccupation Their formal statement was the use of by the taxing power and furSince the railroad law was em with the ahead in Certain a controversy fourth that no period such discretionary 'because began ther t acted the board said there had been but two railroad strikes — one gears of the Industrial machine when the cardinal in a sermon op- power as is sought to be vested in unauthorized walkout by New York were the secretary of agriculture by the MAIL thrpttled down notably steel posed birth control The clergymen act Extra no such Invasion of states' express drivers in 1928 and one and automobile issued a reply defending contracep production of the no such and strike in 1929 by the employes of taking rights tion and the cardinal responded with ORDERS This slackening however was Saleswomen the Toledo Peoria and Western property of the private citizen is aua statement on December 19 seen in Wall Street as normal and Today’s statement claimed an eth thorized by any provision of the railroad Send Correct For Quick Peace Record holi- leal' and incident to the usual year-en- d spiritual justification for constitution would “To this sustain legislation “That t£e railroad industry could day birth control practice It cited also Size Wanted Service statements made in advocacy of mean the abolition of all distinction maintain such a peaceful record esFactors’ at Work between our dual form of federal birth in control an address pecially since 1932 when strikes and tonight Two factors at work were calcn and a nulindustrial unrest have been so by Henry Pratt Fairchild past pres and state sovereignities in other Industries lated to gitfe added momentum to ident and a director of the Popu- lification of the rights of states and prevalent the establishment of the principle throughout the country is test! the pace of 'general trade and indus- lation Association of America of a paternalistic federal governmony to' the soundness and ef- try on the stretch ahead One was Scientists Indorse MODELS-BOUGH- T ment" fectiveness of the labor policies the contraseasonal spurt in priFifteen social sclehtlsts gave their Seen as Penalty formulated by congress in the rail vately financed home building the The committee charged that the which experts said can be expected indorsement as individuals toFair-chilway labor act” the board added d The act does not forbid strikes to expand for several years The statements made by Professor potato tax was a penalty intended who spoke over the radio to force compliance with the secrebut provides for mediation volun other was the upswing of electric cardiThe called the clergymen tary’s allotments rather than for tary arbitration appointment of power production past the 20k) nal’s abrohad that is charge they 000000 kilowatt hour mark for the revenue No distinction was made special investigating boards and law one the moral “a gated grave It was said between interstate and waiting period between a strike call first time In history When our manufacturer of ' to be not' from the postu- intrastate commerce and the start of a strike FOUSldatlOHS Although the final 1935 letdown lates answered of Roman Catholic theology The American Federation of Labor in industrial activity from 87 to 862 "The act is so flagrantly unconor metaphysics but from the care- stitutional" the committee said always has opposed any restriction for the week as shown by the Assoon the right to strike The Wagner ciated Press adjusted index was an fully explored field of human ex- “that it seems idle to debate the labor disputes act provides that companied by a decline in- carload-lng- s perience and social investigation further question as to the unconstt supplies us with a limited quantity frqm the spiritual ends for tutional delegation of power to the none of its sections shall abridge of these advance 1936 styles it was the sharp gain in rail- and marriage was ordained” this rights way net operating income for which secretary of agriculture or to point Infant cited were mortality figures November which financial men out that the discretion vested in he as proving "that the chance to sur$g00 and $JQ00 stressed ' secretary of agriculture is so gen child vive decreases for each steadily Two Kansas Boys Die Bonds Steady eral and that it defies all defborn after the third child in each inition" vague RETAIL VALUES Steadiness in bonds continued to clinic and hospital records In Hunting Accidents denote the support of continued family” To offer to our trade at the the statement said “prove that too high excess banking reserves The many and too frequent confinements Textile Head Raps special introductory demand for equities put the Asso- not only undermine the health of sale price of KANSAS CITY Dec 29 UP)—'Two ciated Press average of 60 stocks up the mother but lead to invalidism 4 of a point to 542 for the week New NRA Plans and death” premature boys were killed in hunting acci The vote of confidence given Predents in the Kansas City area toAdvocates Named Laval brought back to the mier day the present the Endorsing the Fairchild statement of for ledge safety 18 professional Peter Harry Sharp Designed of beautiful broche and which had teetered pre as Individuals were Professor Ray NEW YORK Dec 29 (Ab— swimmer at a Kansas City athletic governmentnear Nationmatched trim the Van of Horn president E New Baber York university the brink of the toclub was killed When his shotgun cariously A Bigelow Co- al Federation of Textiles Inq Professor Maurice precipice club to : t exploded as he sought lumbia university Dr Guy Irving day wrote George L Berry Coorwounded rabbit near Grain valley Burch director population refer- dinator for Industrial cooperation Dies Kidnap Juror Mo ence bureau Professor Edmund de that he considered the present time John Robert Disney 10 was shot FLEMINGTON N J Dec 29 S Brunner Columbia for an attempt to oruniversity inopportune and killed near Odessa Mo when (A5— Llscom C Case juror No 11 Dr Louts L Dublin for voluntary coganize industry Popa shotgun carried by his uncle at the trial of Bruno Richard Haupt-ihan- n ulation Association ofpresident ONE GROUP— Pro- operation along the lines of the America died of heart disease today fessor G W Raines was discharged Both M Edward East Harvard He was 65 years old lived near Odessa He said the meeting of the counYou will want several of university Professor Frank H Han- cil for industrial progress called kins Smith college Professor Northese shapely brassieres that man E Himes Colgate university for January 6 can serve no con- -' “will but add controls and uplifts the bust structlve only purpose Ellsworth Huntington president January Sale Price AU new popular materials This opportunity to purchase tho American Eugenics society Dr to the present ill feeling between FRONT PRACTICAL 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