Show SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Hoover Holds US Must End Ten Drivers Accused Of Traffic Signals Hits Neiv Deal Stop Sign Violations Fire Menaces Navy Yard and v ‘Dictatorship’ Ex-Preside- Says nt v1- y ' ' '' 'V v ®V ) f That City Gas Tank -- 1 l Business Should Regulate Self (Continued from Page Cfne) that must run through these methi s' eds of regulation should Include the theory “the least regulation that will preserve equality of oppor tunlty and liberty Itself’ is the best Two Alternatives “We cannot afford to stifle thousand honest men in order to mother one evil person” "To preserve liberty the major burden of regulation must fall from the states and local government” he said “But where the states hopelessly fail or when the problem grows beyond their powers we should call upon the federal government Or we should Invoke the - tnachtnery of Interstate compacts "Regulation should be by specific law that all who run may read That alone holds open the doors of the courts to the citizen ” This must be a government of laws and not of men’ American System "And the AlPSrlcgft-iYit- tm of liberty will not function solely The through traffic policemen fundamental regulation of the nation Is the 10 commandments and the Sermon of the Mount” Mr Roover opened his address with a reiteration of his ideas about personal liberty which he said the new deal now proposes that we shall sacrifice “Certainly your freedom and your opportunities in life are being mortgaged” he asserted The former president answered critics by asserting he carried out 37 of the 39 promises in the Repub lican platform of 1928 and would have carriedout the other two had it not been for “the obstinacy of a Democratic congress” Intent Charged He said that eight days before the last presidential election “I stated that the real intention of the Democrats was to tinker with the currency I said their program would ’ i sr w la a1 If t r at al :h at: id Id ' " 1936 A By the Associated Press Highlights frohi former President Hoover’s speech to young Republicans —of Colorado' — — jfc There were 39 promises in the Republican platform of 1928 Of these 37 were carried out even in depression by my adTwo seconministration broke against the promises dary obstinacy of a Democratic congress -- Whether they know it or not the new deal has imitated the intelectual and vocal technique of typical European revolution Thanks to a people of a great heritage to the press and the radio free speech still lives in America I believe in the American It has faults style of liberty real raise government expenditures to but it contains the only of ferment progress nine billions a year I said it was their intention to undermine state What they (young people) and local government by centralization in Washington I said it was want of government is to keep their intention to regiment our peo- the channels of opportunities block ple and undermine the American open and equal' not for them then them and charge with system imported European That was all vocif- doing it philosophies erously denied All those interpretations have come true except as serted "It lit commltUd by a thouto that nine billions— it whs only 96 sand statements by a thousand actions It is committed by the supper cent correct" Mr Hoover accused the new deal porters upon" whom it is dependent” “ Of Imitating "the Intellectual and President Roosevelt’s' ideas bf voeal technique of typical European “managed currency" and "managed credit” will lead to financial disasrevolution” believod “I believe in the American system ter the of liberty” he said "It is the Ideal He denounced “the folly of purthat there shall be an opportunity chases of foreign silver" the “dein life an equal opportunity for bauchery of the civil service and every boy and girl every man and the politics in relief’1 and "taxes that will ooze from this spending woman” ' Economic Life and debt” “Iif economic life there is but one Higher Taxation “The new taxes of today are but hope of increased security and comfort for the common of opportunity part" of more and more taxes to for all” he said "That is to adopt come he said "The only alternatg device every dis- ives are repudiation and inflation every covery every idea to reduce waste No matter what nonsense you are and the cost of producing goods told about corporations and the rich We must work our machines heartl- paying the bill there will be of it for the common man essly but not our men” The speaker said the adding ma to pay after the corporations and chitie might be included among our the rich are sucked dry" useful tools "but its present use by Unemployment is as great as it the new deal raises doubts as to its was when he left office the speaker contribution to the welfare of man- said asserting the new deal had kind” failed in its efforts "to get people Mr Hoover denounced the entire back on their jobs” new deal theory of a "planned "And $15000000000 will be added economy” which he said "means to the national debt before the new that both private business and the deal is over" constitution must be modified so Colo SPRINGS COLORADO seriously as to mean destruction March 7 OD— Herbert Hoover and and a rebeginning” "The new deal is committed to his son Allan boarded a Chicago drive ahead for government dicta bound (Rock Island) train here at tion of our economic life” he as- - 10 o'clock tonight shortly after the two-thir- U g Has Smallest Favorable Medal Atvarded — Tradc Balancc J Fiyc Years To Sgt Morgan March 7 (UPMAd-mira- l Earl Beatty 63 hero of the battle of Jutland who has been ill for several weeks took a turn for the worse tonight giving rise to "increased anxiety” by his physicians Beatty suffered a cold following his participation in the funeral of King George V late in January His heart has weakened and Sir Maurice Cassidy heart specialist who attended King George has been at his bedside LONDON SEATTLE Mapch 7 UP)—' The Solmedal highest peacetlr& award to an enlisted man was presented to Master Sergeant Stanley A Morgan of Barrow Alaska at a military ceremony here today Morgan won the medal for sticking to his post as a radio operator although ill with Influenza and sending messages to the outside world from Barrow during the “flu" epidemic last May Later Morgan helped recover ttfs bodies of Will Rogers and 'Wiley Post from their wrecked airplane near Barrow WASHINGTON March 7 UP) — ports our balance of merchandise The smallest favorable trade bal- trade approached closer to the opance in nine years was recorded timum in 1935” Tupper commented Actual of exports and in 1935 Ernest A Tupper chief of impdrts quantities show increases the foreign trade statistics division than their valuessmaller because of adof the commerce department an- vancing prices t nounced tonight Imports Gain Shows Increase The quantity of goods exported Merchandise entering the United was only five per cent larger last States from foreign countries in- year than in 1934 whereas imports creased 24 per cent over 1934 with increased six per cent in volume "Relative to the amount of bustotal value of $2049000000 Exports iness transacted the 1835 merchanyard and the gas plant The alarm totaling $2282000000 showed a net dise export balance was the smallest recalled ail policemen and firemen gain of only seven per cent since 1926 while the 1934 balance “As a result of the larger increase was the largest since 1921" Tupper to their posts and brought reserves in the value of imports than of ex said of three police precincts to duty diers' Tokyo Japan has 524 beggars FEA jTt j I am one who believes that the only system which Will preserve liberty and hold open the doors of opportunity is government - regulated business And this is as far from govern business as the two poles ment-dictate- d Incidentally the government might regulate its own business by some of the standards it imposes on others There will be periodic unemIt is ployment in any system ecoeven so in the nomic heavens of socialism and fascism self-declar- Young men and women have grave need to look into this new deal alternative to our American system When you ask the government for a job your ability is second to your politics your delivery of votes and your affiliations generally Your fireside talks in the future will be with the tax collector I know American youth champing at the bit to take vantage of an opening world Is ad- former president addressed a Young Republican convention They were scheduled to arrive In Chicago Monday morning "Mr Hoover said he Intended to" go from Chicago to New York City for three business meetings but might postpone that leg of the trip if the current strike continues in New York City Ben S Allen his frequent traveling companion- - and W C Van Antwerp a friend of Mr Hoover who accompanied the former president to Colorado Springs planned to retrace their route to Flagstaff Ariz and return to their California homes from there Allen lives at Palo Alto and Van Antwerp at Burlingame of thrifty Sait Lake City shoppers got the value-thri- ll of their lives at the Opening of Penney's new store We're going to keep right on giving them the same kind of thrills! Our Opening Celebration- continues- through the coming week- Every day the spotlight will b thrown on Features1' outstanding bargains you'll do well to investigate Tomorrow's featured are 4 shown here on This" page Watcfi - - some-"Dail- y the papers J 20 Mattresses all week! Ltsterlne 39o Pepsodent Antiseptic Pepsodent Tooth Paste lg First Floor— 34o-- 1 EUREKA Cal March 7 (Ah— Dreamland was open tonight but its 25 taxi dancers remained idle after accusing Mrs Nora Lockhart the proprietress of cutting Into their percentage to pay her liquor taxes - Lockhart said a deduction enacted unemployment insurance Igw to which employers and employes must contribute She added the money will be refunded If the girls are not affected NEW YORK" March 7 (UP)-Twmiddle-age- d women quit the liner Santa Barbara just as it was about to sal! on a cruise today after a friend jokingly remarked that “when you die at sea you get a free burial” One of tho women had a severe cold which was worrying her They were last observed in a taxicab heading for the oceanless interior of Manhattan a Another New One— 32-Piec- e Breakfast Set —of painted china In flowered designs It Is certainly a splendid offering for tho See these money displayed —In the Basement— 298 —Everything About Penney's 1936 Fresh-Style- d Some Miscellaneous Fine Sillc Monday Bargains WA DRESSES chif- tan Superb Values at the radically lowered prices of our CelebraOpening tion —Basement— BOYS’ rtrJIUE-BLL'- E SHIRTS OyC A keen one to dress the youngster up In Percales and broad- - These Include novelty crepes of shades and and new ai a doth ftp e0 highest quality silk prints acetates etc In ai myriad patterns Bandbox fresh— chick Just out of Its sheU the detailed necklines flowing sleeves shirred shoulders and goba of pleating that are making these now Penney Silk Dresses 1936 Spring Fashion News Sizes 14 lit - BOYS’ WORK SHOES— Pair Sr 03 to Already a proven bargain for our Another good one et Opening 4125 44 — Second Floor — — Basement— BOYS' 8LIPOVER $ SA ‘§3 SWEATERS In brushed Angora Popular window-pan- e checka and plain colors Also In fine shaker knit MDISON-W- i March 7 UP)— Forty Wisconsin delegates of the American Labor League voted today to incorporate a new organize tion which they said they hoped would become the nucleus of nationwide industrial union Harry Randall state vice president said the league had the sup port of John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of Amer Taxi Dancers Strike In Pay Cut Dispute 4 Very practical and good appearing for spring In white black New Workers’ Union “Organization of common labor and of the unemployed and present an important field for our movement" he stated By-lawere amended to change the organization’s name to the American Union Labor League Inc 2o 9e Mnm — Standard size 4 ban Palmolive Soap Just arrived full fashioned fon new soring shades Plans to Incorporate Women Change Minds About Ocean Voyage WE DELIVER EVERYWHERE And right on the apot with aomo n bargains in itaples: SILK KNEE HIGHS— Pair Wisconsinites Reveal M- SPECIAL PRICES THROUGHOUT THE STORE loublgant and Harriet Hubbard Ayer —Balcony— was made pending decision whether the girls are affected by a recently Several Bedroom Suites and Many Other Articles of urh leading line of toiletrlei as Evening in Paris Barbara Gould Coty —First Floor— WOMEN’S SYLVIA $ SHOES— Pair 1 to And Coats to Match —the exquisite quality of the dresses above These attractive wraps come in Spring’s smartest plaid-bac- k 1 —Balcony — fabrics Fitted reefers fishtail or box swaggers Earl-gl- o lined At such low-- 5 swung prices for our Open- ing Celebration Sizes 13 to Men! 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