Show r I i- 'T ' i:k j: Concern Rises i Anew on Issue Of Farm Aid I! : I 'it THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 'Vv-- AUGUST 30 1830 Million Face Suspension in AF L Battle IParties Focus GOP Battle Attention on Levy Issues Over Report Order Effective A Ouster Hitherto Has Washington Aug 29 (UP)— Landon Attack on New The Republican national commit Deal’s Been Accentuated by tee and Surplus Tax resettlement administration Draws Fire of Foes Political Animosities waged war Saturday night over are ji Problem ' Saturday Both "Sides Adamant" in Attitudes I whether government papers safer in desk drawers or steel ing cabinets fil- WASHINGTON Aug 29 O- P- 4 ated WASHINGTON Aug 29 American million a More thsn in general terms by the maG O P spokesmen opened v international ten in with the statement that bad I jor party platforms the tax Issue workingmen RA bookkeeping procedure will has crystallized somewhat with Gov- unlonxprobably will lose their good dol“millions of In result probably j‘ standing In to American Federa lars of new deal loans” mads by the I emor London’s attack on corporate as' tion of Labor Saturday and levies the "cockeyed government agency being written surplus off without payment received As punishment for joining J ohn new deal rejoinders Confidential Data L Lewis president of th United His pledge to seek 'repeal of the again was based few enacted last spring if elected Workers to his industrial The Mina charge Republican this week in Washington union campaign to federation’ rava The drouth which has taken rcSfldenfffeSrt R I executive council has ordered toes fronj direct imposts President Roosevelt into the west Administrator Rexford Tugwell on onions suspended September 6 un"on notes of 18 the incomes individuals net that repreoharging Is only Incidental to a most' com- June inloans "in less they quit Lewis’ committee for a many and corporations" stood out this senting RA plicated eoonomlc conundrum It is Industrial organization before that "merely one of the casualties in a d&tta Uam of Hearst’s RandolPh support long and difficult war As such of this ‘paper1 are carelessly stored Peace Fails the ticket and Tire the in that center Republican obligeto served traps’ however It has to reconcile the differEfforts been federal have tions treated by on situation Tour a Drive first attention vividly 1 ences between to Lewis faction which continues to defy the best-lai- d employes as just so much waste pa-- 1 Wlndlng up hli campaign control to union and th craft group plans of government and pri- P Mt M Pr’ldent R°oae- TugweU’s report was said to have vate initiative alike council hay failed Talk' of of toe western of his velt con-been 1 inspection began suppressed because of Political animosities and ambicourt action to block suspension has tions always have Interfered with ditlons it described in 20 regional drouth damage the Kansas gover- Labor men here generally ceased clear thinking on this subject and on Bor Palpitated the contention Admitting authenticity of the -J the Lewis faction will in many ways they still do The efthat agree His of criticism Actions fort to woo the political support of port in a hurriedly called press do nothing to prevent the order the farmer without alienating his ference Deputy RA Admlnistra- - "teachers oaths" legislation despite from becoming effective tor C B Baldwin at scoffed the once was cited it Hearst support for by city cousin has led more than Each side give a Different inter- to circumlocution and subterfuge to in RPbUcai KS&&S reply spokesmen I on the part of both of the great pretation of th issue between them report ftre circulating in the govern- - “rtlons that the publisher in William Green A F of L presiparties The present phase of the ment fluences London discussion is significant only in so dent says It Is "democracy" Th I Denies Loss - In a campaign speech Secretary federation’s Atlantio City convenfar as it foreshadows a willingness to faoe the economic facts and deal "There has been no loss to the Ickes quoted sworn court testimony tion h says voted to enroll all th with them in forthright fashion workers to’each big industry tato government" said Baldwin "and which he said showed that Hearst will not be In the rush of provld- - had cautioned Landon weeks ago on union— with certain exceptions Increases Expense relief for 80000 families some "against talking too much" and said Th unions affiliated with Lewis h In past times it was the univer- lng of our papers were admittedly Hearst is "the new Republican boss” adds ar to be suspended for viosal 'custom to 'regard agricultural shoved away In desk drawers But Revision lating "majority rule" Likely drouths as Isolated catastrophles RA loin Tax revision by the new congress Lewis’ Stand like fires and earthquakes Congress court! I appears likely which ever way the Lewis oontends that th excepvoted a resolution of regret and a imi Federal Officials Rail election goes u°VvnIhu°Vt and ninH tions ty the convention's industrial relief appropriation forgot I11 remained for the Republican union rule have made clear the real about it until next time Only a few n Men Plan Secret nomine in Buffalo to discuss a issue— industrial versus craft unionscientists in the department of agehek apedfio tax His position made the ism AU th workers in each big to- riculture shewed much concern Shipments undistributed proflU levy 0°rP0't about future drouths or agricultural ditiims dustry should hs enrolled to one of’ the second new deal enactment reo-economics generally If the farmer big unioh with no exceptions he arU h r ommended for abolition by the had good crops and got good prices gues He says th federation's craft (UK-Se- cret 29 WASHINGTON Aug Improved and Incompetent I publicans the other belng-tbreclp- union leaders have mad (and inJust efflce workersVeeded out weHandgoodUfnoCtht-Wa- s conferences bstween railroad rocel tariff act his hard luck to make) mors of the exceptend made here seen were be As Knox Satur Arrangement may Icing Ky army post Landon said the surplus levy "pro- representatives and high federal oftions that they make of tos rule The cost of this delay In dollars work is about completed on tbepquat structects the big fellow who still has a ficials were under day for the transfer about October 1 of six He admits that his faction Is vioand cents to the taxpayer is shown Saturday way reserve end ties a millstone around ture considered virtually Impregnable Note lating the letter ot toe convention’s billions in government gold stocks from by the rising curve of federal the neck of the little fellow" Sena- night as plans were drawn to ship eastern The complicated char'to the new “strong box” of the machine gun emplacements in the build- order hut says they are obeying its points in government gold tor Robinson the Demooratlo floor (6000000000' acter ot current federal bookkeepspirit of steel stone and the the under Fort guns costing $600000 ing leader and George L Berry presi- stocks Into the impenetrable fastThs unions affiliated with Lewto ing makeslt lmposslb to give exof dent labor’s league Nonpartisan are: esUmate act figures but a treasury ness new the of "burglar proof replied that the present system faTh United Min Workers th shows In round numbers the followvors email enterprises at the expense vault at Fort Knox Ky Association ot Iron railAmalgamated ing expenditures "for farm several of Representatives of large corporations to AmalWorkers and Steel Tin over a succession of fiscal to have begun The statements of all three dealt roads were revealed Clothing Workers the years For 1928— 70 millions 1929— gamated In the officials with conversations vs direct with Indirect taxation Ladles' Garment Work76 millions 1939—239 millions 1931 with an emphasis suggesting that treasury and post office departers the Mine MU1 and Smelter —SIS millions 1982—433 millions Booiiis in Agriculture exto j ments relative the Leaders Failed When to shipments this question may figure ImportantAppear Distinguished 1934-9- 73 2933-- 177 milWorkers th Oilfield Gas and Remillions in futurs campaigning Assert- pected to start about October L lions 1939-9- 98 millions 1938-- 780 Business Industry Are ly finery Workers to Flat Glass AS It Plan Kept Secret Approaching Civil War ing that 61 cents at every dollar now Natiop to United Textile Workmillions Workers from "hidden taxes" Landon Treasury official guarded the AU of tills is in addition to many ers the” United Automobile Work) Revealed in Survey oomes added: "The share of the cost of projected movement of the gold— era and'the United Rubber Workether costs ot the depression which Note The following Is one of a series of stories government falling mainly on thoae the largest shipment in history and Millions of Acres Have ers are widely attributed indirectly to of stories Other in the series Incomes with lees or week of a post three-fiftpresidential campaigns of the govCharles P Howard president of representing it haa WASHINGTON Aug 29 (UP)-Busi- nesa has increased 28 (29 cent agricultural dtslocatiom-Fo- r the ernment’s record-breakiwill appear in The Sunday Tribune from time to time per stocks— come to be recognised generally at the International Hazard Burned Typographical industry and agriculture three yeara of the presentduring Equal adminis- with utmost secrecy least that farm prosperity is essen- Joined Saturday night In a ahower union Haywood Broun president or tration” the Plane for gold tial to national prosperity and that of figurea reporting new galna and protecting to ‘Bad Season’ in ’34 the American Newspaper Guild and By W B RAGSDALE when it leave the mints and assay farm adversity is a living national record hlgha indicating prosperity I the cap and milUnery department offices oh th eastern seaboard are WASHINGTON Aug 29 Thsfmuch wood and th room was hot of the Hatters Cappers and Millinin most lines rivaling that of peril was It WASHINGTON Aug 29 UP-- The Methods Differ boom days being eped to conclusion ery Workers’ union also ar affiU- nayoa had need of glanta K got But dry eyes were few and a demonstrauon th halted ated with th Lewie committee" revealed proceedings to that sam heat that brought drouth How has the federal government Reports scarcely when he finished Calhoun was too but their unions ars not Ths susfaced this economlo fact? Under the region of the nation or segment of th Civil and James of Buchanan— states mads tinder th prairie feeble to speak but h wrote out charge of the transportation pension order therefore wUl not Hoover farm board by denying in- its economlo Ufa had failed to parhi arguments and sat by while they the nation’s forests drouth-stricke- n The new “burglar proof" vault these unions affect Even farm ticipate soundness of direct the vice Fillmore all like dignantly presi- were read Whig ' located In the heart of the recently turning his burning eyes Millions of acres already' have Million Affiliated relief aid but seeking at the same areas presented cheering news of moved into the White House dents resnational on burned ths Knox mechanized to Fort Rangers another He military accident Franklin Pierce and from one member time to give aid to the farmer in- high prices paid for those crops Lewis committee estimates Th by IsAre hazard as the safe forests equal ervation It was report the compromise regarded which escaped the searing sun James Buchanan were politicians went dead beforeWebster directly by manipulating the mar- Added to 1934 when an area the size of the membership of affiliated unions domestio attacks or from listened came foreign In cheer of through reports ket Under the Rooaevelt AAA beneficial at 1260000 The federation estiIt coirtosgoverMent (600000 th finally came forward with hie the state of Michigan was destroyed Auguet rains in many by establishing what amounted to nation-fores- ts mates Its total membership at 3v Washington Jefferson 29 UP)-- The to construct The treasury had I 606000 acres WASHINGTON of Fires Aug March 7 swept th for delessened and comproappeal a subsidy paid in many cases parched region A on Dncoln 600000 Since suspension wiU enfederal more than New move that from to government ths Saturday year mise gold mand drouth W P for jobs whether the farmer planted or not Giant Were Dying three times toe fir loss of last sea- tail nonpayment of dues ths fednight inaugurated a new kind of York Philadelphia and other points Cross-SectiStriving Failed but disguising the payments under radio program— beeeeep— beeeeeep —leaving only comfortable working son Ths damage dons in 1934 was eration will lose about The giants of the day were dying But all of th striving failed to another name as benefits for servHere Is a cross-sectiof the re- - beeeeeep — consisting of a single balances there— early in August hut Their last revenue ((12809 a month by the estimated at (45373120 to been avert effort had ices rendered port as presented by official gov- - musical note which will be on approach roads and on the civil strife which they saw 1m-t- h bring the compromise through in service officials said vlgt lewis figures) if toe Lewis union Forestry delays and business agencies: (cast continuously for two weeks Stephen A Douglas lanes against'forest fires had been are removed from good standing building forced postponement pending Off and on for forty yeare on bundle It’s a soothing sort of program July railroad bar loadings highest Susperislon however will not necC Calhoun th young Illinois senator already doubled in areas under its proteo- and John 6000 Tone of Gold Clay Henry mean a final spUt In to monthly gain sine 1929 minus any advertising but it probessarily tion with thundered eepeclal Daniel Webster had of th attentionbelng will Involve mqve-l1- 1 titled "the “'’‘““"--“'grvenrafeasTLi Charters can be reA FTof July construction contracts high' ably will become a little monotonous Th ehlpments extreme ch toe of as champtons fther t est monthly total sine June 1931 after a few day solved the problem by splitting toe had dried s voked That’s all right ment of about 8000 ton of th prec-convene only by a to and moisture latent flOUtll up Mid tu til seven component Seven months rail earnings- best with the federal bureau of stand lous yellow metal This is in JUal til 6 Its is measure into vote tion Th faction and forests spruce en' pine uftd They the with since 1930 labor men agree can easily ralsi ards It is putting on the program parts and bringing each one through ‘n whlciTreached Checked Storms movo Its gold stocks July net rail operating income for the benefit of piano tuners orthat much of a majority If expulthl®u Pldents but to chief prize separately more than double July 1938 being fol- sion is still desired when th conOld General Taylor would not Electric storms ar chestra leaders and horn makers— unprecedented proportions after WASHINGTON Aug 29 WV-T- he withheld been from always vulner-kd less have signed to bills Millard Fill- lowed across forest areas and light- tention starts November 18 to Tam state Of the late John A McCand-les- s Residential construction up 133 So they won’t have so much troubls gold act of 1934 from able seaboard points to too Interior tbm1' more who got to the Whit House ning fire extinguished before they pa Florida Honolulu capitalist agreed Sat- per cent and nonresidential up 84 producing sweet music keen had sepaalways rivalry In to first transfer operation cent over last year In first seven Green’s status as A F of L presbefore the bills did had no such reach major proportions Confusion On Bitch urday it owed the government (5879 per New methods of forest fire fight- ident still Is much debated about (2 00000000) was moved months He signed them and hesitancy additional estate taxes although He on horlson the first in All the to seems confusion be 1938 office Jjl8®k use are into In In 79 cent inspeoSteel ingot output at many he ' says that is "hi worry" and by post coming cretly per sight of relief went up from both ing A stipulation was filed with the out of retirement world the brought musical Dento proper tractors to concerning and £wtensd areas Francisco tors San from 1930 plows 'should not concern others" Greer board of tax appeals which admit- of capacity best sines vn-p- o nt compromU to to Whigs and Democrats They called protected are available on short notice to was elected ss a member of the Electrlo power output at record pitch at which to toot tubas and ver mint Th transfer to Denver th slavery question settled ted the deficiency The govern' ul1 to nation’s Even th station Inat lavry Some experimen- United Mine Workers If the minpound pianos was carried out without a hitch When the time came around for clear ment had asked for (21819 addi- high Sought Webater’s Aid Farm price index at 124 hlgheot tuning forks make a cacahpony Preliminary figures indicate that 1882 neither tation has been don with chemicals ers are suspended the conventions of some ask will tional taxes alleging the estate had level start when musicians sounding their about 60 armored and guarded In six yeara He sought too aid of Webster party wanted a candidate who had Forest rangers and firs watch- Green b eligible to hold the office returned too low a valuation on the A’s to move toe to will 12084 seven he fires Income ers In trains had Farm first Daniel now up Black streaked required too hair reported been closely Identified with to estimated (4000000 estate The baDr J H Dellinger chief ot th gold to Fort Knox Aid of local po-- 1 with at (4024000000 gray thought he would help compromise certain features of August to nearly doubl the num- Labor Board Slates sis for th compromise was not months estimated com to 11c bureau’s has section radio will rout be 1930 th since ber sought Calhoun gaunt and grim with but which wsr highly unpopular in highest along reported on th sam date last disclosed their rescue by radio with bis standy Ths storage vault 1 a live few mor to year Beat Sine 1928 both and south north thought day San Francisco Quia fork broadcaetlng ard aerial-tuninand steel structure similar secession could not be held off but Th Democrat! met first coming Great Damage Both wheat and corn selling at this every mlnuto the n plus ultra concrete Named Chief a French fort It Is surrounded by hoped Clay’s plan would work H together at Baltimore Already their In national forest and federally WASHINGTON Quoddy mor than (1 a bushel first time of musical A’s This particular A to Aug 29 moats and its subterranean vaults refused to commit himself leaders were sniffing victory in toe protected area! 294711 acres Seeking additional testimony the RRA Inspection Head sine 1928 was chosen after years ot confer- where the gold will be stored can was ill to be 10 and had helped wind and were striving mightily timber had burned by August national labor relations board an July cash farm Income highest ences and bickerings by the makers be flooded with water in an emer- to Clay th capitol for his principal for th nomination Douglas bad nearly doubl toe area for to same nounced Saturday it would reopen WASHINGTON Aug 29 CD — for July since 1929 of musical Instruments and the per- gency speech Someone had piled on too date to 1939 Damage was esti- hearings in Sah Francisco Septe rat(Continued M P( Thm) Colonel Philip B Fleming recently Department stores sales fall to formers thereon They finally demated at (241817 her 2 into a jurisdictional dispute In charge of construction at show usual summer decline cided that a tuning fork vibrating There has been no recent year to Involving the International Seatidal project In Maine Manufacturers’ exctrfe tax collec- exactly 440 times a second made an equal the destruction of (910 when men’s union and th Sailor’s Unidr was named Saturday as director of tion 60 Per cent higher in Jnly than okay A end that’s d of an A over 4000000 acres of national for of the Pacific the resettlement administration's In last year now being broadcast by the governEach group seeks th right tfn est land burned and' damage was Alcohol taxes up 27 per cent and ment spection division estimated at (24000000 to these represent some" 6000 seamen to Resettlement officials said Colo- tobacco levy up 12 per cent Tune your short wave set in on areas alone nel Fleming would be in charge of Mutual savings bank depositors 8000 10000 or 16000 kilocycles bargaining WASHINGTON Inspection of all projects under their 20 per cent mor numerous than in you want to hear how It sounds Dr Aug 29 1929 service agents and police at jurisdiction Dellinger is sounding his A on all WASHINGTON Aug 29 (A8-- The WASHINGTON Aug 29 UPt- -A th White House and supreme court three wav lengths has held that Ignace Jan are treasury rose bush from‘"Presldent Roosecrack marksmen becoming Hs said his new sendee might Paderewski's donation of a statue officials said velt’s as treasury a a flute Saturday Hyde Park bom will b set get help many player job out at the dedication next Tuesday Can’t Be Changed son to Poland in 1931 was an expertJ The pitch of a flute cannot be mable gesture" but that he cannot Guards at to treasury and toe ofTechwood Homes Atlanta Jthe changed A flutist can work only deduct to cost in paying his Income nation’s mints narcotics enforce- first public works low ren bousWASHINGTON Aug 29 (UP)— The next step must be taken by in an orchestra which happens to taxi ment officers and others art being ing project to be completed The La Follette labor spy commit- the dletrjct attorney If convicted play on th sam pitch that his Under the ruling Paderewski may gjven similar training Announcing that Mrs' Roosevelt tee Saturday night prepared to de- the witnesses are liable to a jail WASHINGTON Aug 29 (INS)— Even the U S weather flute does Almost every time ha haw ‘o Py an additional income since the tutoring began In Oc-f- a! had to presented toe bush “as a sym- mand prosecution on contempt sentence of up to one year new he has dea bureau prefers blondes! of on buy he the jobs (810Q0 Uober (4101 fhanges 1934 to officials reported bol of her long Interest in slum charges of six witnesses who failed Those named in the committee-actioflute This is fine for th flute dudted as the cost of the statue 5003 have This was revealed Saturday when W RGregg chief of qualified in thewadvanc clearance" Secretary Icke said to testify when subpenaed to th are W W Groves president maker! to reccame the weather bureau disclosed plans for making official Tpie matter light Satur course ability to Colonel Horatio B Hackett assistof R A A L W B Groves J E inquiry Most Other musicians can change day with dismissal by the board of acora 210 demonstrating ' ords of jvhat goes on in the center of a hurricane out of a possible 300 ant P W A administrator Would poliits Committee officials said th case Blair U Douglas Rice R S Judge th tun of their Instruments enough tax? appeal of an appeal by the The bureau has made arrangements to send up specially firing 30 shots 'in slow fir at JB represent him at toe exercises was prepared for submission to the and J C Boyer (alias O’Keefe) what- celebrated pianist composer and them coincide to make with balloons from Maxwell field Ala hear equipped Montgomery Meantime the committee prepared With th first section of Tech-woo- District of Columbia district attorever pitch their individual tuning former PoUsh preinler because the yards al Jackson Miss and Augusta Ga during the coming hurricane Washington the advance Ickes said ney’s office next week Those whom to expand ita lnveetlgation Into viooccupied already fork happens to have but it Is was not filed by PadermUseason ' by 63 Whit all but 10 families had incomes of th committee seeks to punish ar lations of civil liberties jnrba been achieved nuisance and likely to result in or a proper agent It was filed by House Included In the 100 or more special Instruments which police 16 supreme court a to and that toe six officials of th Railway Audit It was disclosed that further Owlo-wnow note sour and W Dr every mighty secretary Joseph Ucei aecret iervlca mm andvM from (18 was(26 wsek wm be attached to each balloon will be a pen-poiattached have been served upon four (35 Techwood rants and Inspection company) a detecI highest ski of Chicago again blonde of a hair— strand human treasury guards arm firms in an effort to detertq preferably tive agency manufacturere of musical in rang from (1640 a month for The paid1 Paderewski personally blond The hair Gregg explained responds more rapidly thres-rooapartment to (2786 for Action Is sought against ths six mine whether they ars supplying struments are 100 per cent behind Gutzon Borglum the sculptor tor to moisture than does brunette or red hair As the air beMarine Hospital row house a Dr Dellinger's A even though through a new legal means provld-- d arms to strikebreakers These are statue which was prethe producing comes damper or dryer it becomes longer or shorter thus h Icke said that In selecting toe WASHINGTON Aug 29 by toe last congress The con- Federal Laboratories Inc of have some effect on the annual sented to the city of Posen' Poland may Auto Ordnance company making the pen td which the hair is attached record the moisof flutes Orchestra lead in 1931 Surgeon General S- - L Chris- remaining 488 families at Tech- tempt action was initiated by the production ture of the air in the hurricane center era piano tuners and musicians also The composer then deducted the tian said Saturday authorization wood h would continue to require committee directly with approval of New York City Lake Erl (Jhemi- Other Instruments will record the air pressure wind are interested In the doctor's A He (61000 expense from his income tax robably wpuld be sought of ths that their incomes b no greater Vic President John N Garnet cal company Cleveland and ijnlted velocity and other atmospheric conditions has received letter from all ever report but the treasury department next congress for a (2000000 ma- than five times to rent to£ would The necessary papers certified by States Ordnanct Engineers la eve-laGarner were received Saturday the country commending his efforts disallowed It rine hospital at San Pedro Cal py TT By BYRON PRICE WASHINGTON Aug 29 GR- -r What to do about agriculture—th ldest of that numerous family of depression problemj which have been camping ao long on the door step of the federal government— haa aroused acute concern CTV-Tre- hos-Ullti- es K“o Arhltd7Un i i- con-bot- l1 tftomi UStoMove Six Billion in Gold to Vault ? nil “d Re-bel- e - pur-poee- s” Report Shows Trade Boosts Rivaling 1929 Presidential Races Forest Fires Taking Large Toil in 1936 rrr hs ng I 3 ‘m ' 3 jBeep'Beeping Broadcast of U S Started tw 1 Jack-plann- ed - one-thi- s rd broad-ernment- al w Isle Estate to X e £ g Pay h More Tax two-third- tok - anti-Lew- - w n fire-brea- two-stor- iw i Passa-maquod- the-kln- Pianist Loses A gents Become Home Project Appeal on Taxi Sharpshooters Dedication Set coi-lect- iv UPV-Se-- cret Weather Bureau Prefers Blondes— In Storm Tests Penalty for Truant TFitnesses n 1 strike-breaki- rat-appe- - w m sohj-pene- s nt m six-roo- m Pitts-burg- tant at- m t I f |