Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Fall Election Plans Rapidly Big Financier 10 Sees Prosperity Here Again SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 8 1938 New Deal Booms Press-Clippin- g Man’s Tramp Can’t Steal Ride on Business Streamliner ’ In the “MARCH OF VALUES”- AXELRAD’S Present Their Annual TULSA Cook Spring Event! 6 EASY TERMS March 7 (UP)-R- ay This time he bought a cheaper ' financier and grade of candy— 65 cents a box— and Iowa FORT MADISON on resale Increased his profit Gets Millioneth merchant announced tonight that Thistheenabled 7 Wi — The Burlington March Farley to him expand the was too Railway’s Zephyr is at hand volume of business ‘Piece From Papers Week Brings Various recovery streamlined for Arthur Lam"Business" he said “is great" By nightfall he had enough money bert about 55 of St Louis d on Administration shirts But Two days ago however Cook and to buy two Mo who tried to steal a Developments his business— he sells candy— were he kept back 65 cents for a new “blind” ride stock of goods In depression Lambert boarded the blind NEW YORK March 7 UPV-- The Campaign So he went to the bank and conToday an unexpected market flucniche on the northbaggage g tuation put him where he was two new deal to fronted Banker Joe E Kennedy agencies bound here this afterZephyr Inof The loan” to he a want "I days ago grade candy is the greatest piece of history since get noon held on for two miles By NATHAN ROBERTSON formed Kennedy peering across a soared to 95 cents to Paris and let go At a local hospiLindbergh's flight Aisoclated Press Staff Writer considerable area of marble at the Conquers Dismay ' The bureau which snips and ships tal physicians said his condiWASHINGTON March 7 A) banker “I need 20 cents to get on Cook his tion was serious He suffered dismay and to the Democratic national commitconquered The preconvention phase of the my feet again” called on a badly mangled right arm again This time tee headquarters reported today “Come inside and we’ll talk about the loan Kennedy was effected without so that the 1000000th clipping anent and a head injury presidential race was shaping up it" the banker said pulling up a much questioning The bank was the new deal had been sent" off to rapidly tonight after a week of fast chair for Ray glad to get his business andi trusted Mr Farley and that the postmaster moving developments centering Offers Security his judgment general was so pleased that he wrote Salt Laker Wins Post about President Roosevelt on the Cook offered a battered silver sigBusiness continued good and Coqk a nice letter in return assured Kennedy there were great Democratic front and Governor net ring for security "Furthermore" said J C Van In Army Air Service But Kennedy was as conservative profits to be made in candy Alstyne manager of the agency Landon and Senator Borah on the said he would this coming campaign is going to as the institution that employs him Kennedy Tonight Republican We’ll have to know your busi- like to go into business with Cook be a honey— from our point of view The chief executive by formally ness plans before we can lend you —‘‘as sort of a silent partner” he you understand” Graduated from tha advanced said He won't say how he thinks lt’i entering the 'Ohio Massachusetts the money” he said ’ flying school at Kelly field Kenneth A certain amount of publicity re' “I have a deal’ Cook explained and Maryland primaries obviously going to come out explaining that Hodder Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Cook's box financial and of from a suited can for be if to have “where you buy candy impartial you was embarked upon a campaign to transactions — he’s clip successfully for both the Demo95 cents and resell it for $100 I al- merchandising H Gibson W crush any possibility of a conveneven scheduled to make a radio talk crats and the Liberty league as his 1203 Fourth- avehave 75 cents" ready tion revplt His move came after The necessary papers were drawn —which slowed down business nue haa been asagency does Colonel Henry Breckinridge outsomewhat But not for long Of' As an Indication of the necessary and the loan made up signed to Langley spoken foe of the new deal entered The next day Cook sold the box of those who questioned him he asked intramural harmony Mr Van Al field Virginia in the Ohio and Maryland contests the army candy repaid the loan and 'went a question It was: styne points out that the head of Borah Broadens Campaign "Wanta buy some candy?” back to his merchandising the bureau is a Republican former group On the Republican side Borah congressman (Robert Luce of Mas if$hie family was broadened hie campaign for the of friendly iminstrucUd delegates gia eounty while in Maryland where sachusetts) informed Saturnomination by entering the Nebras- fronfttates holding primaries Van Alstyne believes that the revolt had also threatened Senator day ka primary While the Idaho senMr Borah was expected by his friends Tydingg pledged support to the Democratic national committee' Gibson ator relied upon the primaries Gov to meet this strategy by entering chief executive or clippings represent the largest completed the A folernor London’s friends were ana Democratic chieftains were confi- ever ever taken by an agency bourses In virtually all the big state primaries lowing a different strategy Over the week-en- d he was study- dent Tydton’ pledge removed the ' He doesn't count Lindbergh1 aviation at the The Kansas governor stayed out ing Vh situatien- in Pennsylvania last possible threat of a bolt among flight because 'the flier received U n it e d States ef the Nebraska pfitnary as he has where filing closes Monday Sup- senate Democrats He was the only more clippings than he could have army school at done elsewhere But the Kansas porters also were active in Cali- Democratic senator who had wan' stored Mr Van Alstyne isn’t sure Randolph field convention instructed fornia Republican dered so far off the new deal reser- but he thinks he remembers Lind Texas He then ' the state's 18 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