Show J V i ' v 2 C THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORlflNG SEPTEMBER 13 1033 tl PARADE OF THE Atlantic Spanned by Comely Briton — Light RateaJLowered — Nurnberg Festival Labor Chemists Harvard Power Talk Chemistry in tht apparent Development ly inexhaustible field of chemistry were discussed and demonstrated In Pittsburgh Pa where th American Chemical society met In annual convention heard From Dr Arthur Locke of West ern Pennsylvania hospital that a metabolism recorder measuring the amount of oxygen a person can consume fives a good indication of tho number of colds a chap is likely to suffer during the win- F Armstrong From Dr E ident of tho Association of pres- Brit iah Chemical Manufacturers that the developing science of food promises to raise etandards of the human race may even eliminate idiocy From Dr Herman Seydel of Jersey City N J of a new drug -- -a calcium double ealt of benzyl Succinic and benzoic acid— which Successfully attacks arthritis t Savants The whole vista of human knowlodgo Is being spread before World savants attending tho Harvard torcentenary at Cambridge Mass Keynoter of the week was Dr John Dewey Columbia educator prlnc of American contemporary philosophy He spoke in favor of science In government ad' ouppresslon of liberties by tho ministration Is just political talk’-D- r Dswey warned that social control over economle Individualism is essential to preserve political democracy from the threat of fascism Anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski of London described war as "an unmitigated disease of civilization” something not natural to man but a development of groups of men Into what are called civilizations Power In Washington assembled EVENTS S Affairs in tKe Nation at Large in Fog Collision Presidential StatementsAssert Prosperity Return' Talmadge Routed in " Georgia Milk Prices s Labor Day Talks Topics Ship Dispute fcixed f —Baseball Race ter Ship Sinks After v t" Labor Day President Labor day paaaed with more than naual significance this year Not only hae tho workingman become more conscious of his destiny In late years not only are the ranke of organized labor split wide open over tho Question of Industrial unionism but this Is an slsctlon year and labor’s vote Is a tidy one Franklin Delano Preeldent Roosevelt and hie antagonist Governor Alf Mossmsn Lendon therefore spoke to the worklfigmen President Roosevelt Issued ft Labor day greeting wherein he The pleasing voice of the president of tho United State sounded through 'radio receiving sets of thousands of homas as tht weak From th White House' opened Franklin Delano Roosevelt tht people of his recent tour of the droutharea coupled this report with ft defene of government spending Said he! ' “Spending like this is not waste Zt would spell waste if we did not spend for such things now” (Ho referred to emergency projects) " Government spending was in large part responsible for keep ' ing industry going and putting It In a position to make reemployGovernment ment possible having spent wisely Jto save it private industry begin to take workers off the rolls of th government relief program” To speed reemployment in private Industry tho president an-- nounced allocation of 20 millions mors dollars for tho national reemployment service th while ensuring that relief projects will continue until necessity tor them — li obviated The president’s drouth report followed a statement from Spring-fiel- d 11L that government credit was never more sound preceded one in Charlotte N G that said prosperity has returned that interest rates ere lower than ever and that human liberties remain unsullied Primaries was-tailin- said: “Our aim is to achieve and maintain a national economy whose factors ere so finely balanced that the worker Is always sure of ft job whlch wlll guarantee a living wage” Governor Lendon epoko to Rental Leglonnairee on Labor day called for unity among workers so that "organized labor may continue its part In the struggle for higher living etandards'1 ex- rested regret over the apllt in £ ibor ranke Then the Kansan discussed world peace Neither political leader himself directly to the In dustrlal-cra- ft union issue nor did A F of L President William Green in ft Labor day eve speech wherein he called for further regulation of wages and hours aa an essential to lnoreaeod purchasing power necessary in labor's opinion to asiurs economic stability But on Labor day labor leaders touched upon the issue rendered more acute when John L Lewie and his C I O associates calmly let the deadline set by the A F of L executive council pass The council demanded that tho 10 unions supporting C I 0 withdraw from the Lewis organization or face auspsnslon President Green chose to regard ed Collision In a heavy fog off Doctor In Salt Lake City dosed the ' annual convention "of the Utah Medical association where noted physicians and aurgaons explained their trade DivKarlJL Mennln-ger- T ‘Topeka ychiatrlit cautioned doctors to look for aomo nervous-causin alcoholics Dr Clifford Sweet urged parents to ohserve common rules of courtesy in rearing children villa Tenn he declared that only enemies of labor will benefit from the rift Matthew Woll conservative A F of L vice president expreseed confidence the breach would heal and Frank Morrison A F of L secretary defended e Boston har- bor tho passenger steamer New York Manhattan bound rammed the excursion boat Romance amidships A gaping hole was torn in the New York’s side The superstructure was ripped --away from the Romance which sank in ten minutes Holdlnr t'e ¥ew"YoArbTw" against the Romance sailors rescued 169 passengers 53 members of the crew of the excursion vessel U S maritime officials Immediately launched an investigation Source Probing Into th source of camstates Political primaries In paign expenditures in the senate revealed -- - r campaign funds committee which fhat the new deal 'la popular in lait week revealed that five of the Georgia where tho machine of nation's ‘wealthiest familial are Governor Eugene heavily interested In Republican candidacies Although not through where Talmadge was crushed’ with their' Investigation curious ’ Senator Richard B Russell Jr 'senators found that more than was renominated over Talmadge $50000 for the Maine Republican the Du and Speaker Ed D River was slush fund cam fromArchlbolde Ponte ' Rockefellers nominated for governor: All wero the Morgana and the Sloans Renew dealers: Georg B Hamilton have challenged the publicans ’ ‘ and WllUam B Harrlaon decommittee to peer Into Pennsylvaposed respectively as treasurer nia where they charge relief funds and comptroller general by Talhave been scattered wldly to buy votes madge rode back into office Thatlha sales tax Is unpopular B B in Arizona where Governor Blood Transfusion Moeur was defeated for renomlna-tio- n " s v by R O- - Stan- ”7 In "Chicago “Philip-'’ ford Levitt la fighting for hie life That Governor Clarence D Mar against a streptococcic infection tlOn Is popular In Washington He has mad friends with Townsandlte and a Maurice Oldham of Lexington defeated “production - for use”" candidate Ky who has donated much of will oppose former Governor Rohi blood Young Oldham once land H Hartley In the' election!" recovered from the Infection Democratic registration ran far ahead of Republican‘ totals 111 the sc ' primaries Poisons Clog Ed C Johnson of Governor That deHs Colorado remains popular feated former Governor William E Sweet In th Democratic primaries W -- Vhcn KIDNEYS That G and Irrilala Bladder of HeywaroMahon Greenville S C will succeed the Flush Them Out late Representative John J in th house and that for 35 Cents Georg D Aiken probably will be th next governor of Vermont Ho Go to pour druggist today and set this sate awlft and bannleu diurrtio Is a Republican and atimuiant— aak for Gold Medal Hurl am Oil Capsule and start at once to flush kidneys of waste matter ln saturated with adds and poleone h°aV kl5 the city of New York after large irritation which often eauee scanty retailers boosted prices a penny a panas with amarting and bumlof aa quart Declaring that “if they tSwSa TSd want war they can have It” Mayor nusSn? as well Florello H La Guardlaauthor- - aomsypmptoma of kidney weakness ized city milk depots to eeU milk ro Getting up once or twice during to at II cent a quart to all corner (on cent below retail) at S cent But be sure and set gold medal to tho authenticated needy Milk Haarlem OU Capeuiet— tho original and from Haarlem in Hoi ht companies declared farmer inele- - genulne-ig-tho price le email (36 cento) the tsnoa upon nigner prices forced land— ood rwuu wW (uUU1 expectant retail increase tiona lAdvi Into the milk business rushed YeUrHdp Sffi atha the federation David Dublneky Garment Workers’ leader and Lewis lieutenant - defended C L O criticised A F of L Lewis himself spoke onLbor day but fstlsd to mantlon tbo rift contentsd hlmsslf with saying that undtr propar economic management unskilled workers 3000 could receive Incomes of 12600 ft m year scientists'- Industrial leaders poNevertheless the dawit o f Labor litical leaders for the third annual day saw more thanks million Woitld power conference which has called together delegates from worker withdraw under the Green view ousted according to B2 nations seeking information on C I O from the American Fednew jnethods of power In the maeration of Labor That organizachine age Secretary of State Cordell Hull addressed the group - tion of craft unionists now holds 2000000 members painted ft grim picture of "the only fabric of peace” that "has been worn perilously thin” cried out Ship world war against the threatenedAnglo-Indiaout Eaatbound of Honolulu the n Sir John Cadmtn Dollar liner President Hoover enOil chairman said world oil supwhen countered labor plies were only worth 20 years’ Charles Brenner difficulty “ship’s delegate" consumption hut other delegates for Sailors’ Union of the Paspoke of new oils from coal Dr cificthe refused to let his shipmates Gustav Egloff Universal Oil Produntil a hatch was battened ucts rsssarchsr described a “tailor work down Tho job delayed tb ship Inade" high octane gasoline Th Issue of publlo vs private 20 minutes docking In San Francisco Ownership of electrlo power plants theAfter President Hoover prepared to was injected when Maurice P Daall but Dollar officials refused vidson of New York City advoto ehip with Brenner aboard decated the publlo owned “yardclared him a “trouble maker" stick” method of measuring Brenner protested claimed he C Dalton 'whenqhn line British utility exscutivs urged merely Insisted the Dollar obey safety regulations at sea Americana to “go alow” In chargBrenner's shipmates stood by ing electricity with politics Prihim refused to man the vessel vate U 8 utilities magnates reunless Brenner shipped too Offifused to speak after political incials were adamant and the disInhut the of Secretary jections tied up the liner for eix days pute Xckei Harold called for L terior E H Fitzgerald governFinally essential an of as cheap power ment labor conciliator hurried progress from Los Angeles wrung an agreement from the contestants Director Sailors departed the Golden Appointed director of the state Gate without Brenner aboard but dental health service a new divi- Dollar line officials agreed to enter an immediate hearing over sion of the state board of health was Dr R C Dalgleish Salt Lake Brenner’s status before the government labor board City dentist - pow-“-er-rst- In Salt Lake City Meter Water IfiV t1 Viewed as valid by City Judge Commended by Charles B BurH Elletfis the cityparkometer dick Chicago engineer to th system on trial In the business metropolitan water district board area Judge Ellett upheld parko-metewas the Deer Creek reclamation in overruling a demurrer project as the “most advantato a police complaint against geous opportunity to augment th S Woolley local transporcity’s eupply that is available at tation executive charged th present time” Burdick emhis nickel’s worth of ployed by the district board to time The city court held police have f survey water development possiwide powers to regulate parking bilities for the city recommended may do so mcchanicallylf they thlt Utah lake diking be added see fit may charge motorists for the privilege so long aa the charge to Deer creek The report estimates the city’s is not unreasonable A nickel an hour in the court’i opinion Is Divestment In Deer creek at adda thereto a $4866300 reasonable enough investment In a conduit to bring Deer creek water to Parley’s reservoir If project and conduit arr Agent financed by the federal reclamaIn Salt Lake City met the Amertion bureau th city can get 40850 ican Association of Railroad Tickacre feet of water at an annual et Agents In annual convention cost of $192159 for 40 years but Sellers of rail fares were urged the engineer cautions that if the “sell ’em local by the citizenry to must finance the conduit itcity two days in Salt Lake” self costa will go'up probably to A GRUIIOW “TELEDIAL TWELVE” Imagine a radio that tune itself i 1 J stations in seconds a a as fast ts you can flip your finger a a a and each station ready-tune-d to hair-lin- e accuracy have heard who radio this new way are outPeople spoken in saying " Crunow it tht only radio to huyn It’s sensational-s- nd to it its prict$99 95a Other twelve-tub- e sets cost from $13993 up without TELEDIAL $9993' is down id the price range of 8 9 10 tube sea without TELEDIAL Even if TELEDIAL cost more you would want ic But there’s only one choice when $9993 the price of the Grunow "TELEDIAL TWELVE” brings you not only TELEDIAL but also the finest of reception t a i beautiful walnut console cabinet a a a metal tube a a a and the new patented cabinet which together with the Grunow d Resonator produces radio’s most delightful tooea 1S :’self-tunin- PERFORMANCE? 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