| Show J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING 15 President Approves (Editor's Note1 This article second of a daily senes sets forth the wide difference among the states in regard to liquor control) Studies Bank Plans - Roosevelt Back in New York Swings Recov ery Drive Into New Phases of Financing Enforcement in Conference to give their report to newspaper men Jn this interview the industrial ad mmistrator also made known hi impatience with the operators of some of ihe steel and iron company bituminous mines calling for an end of “quibbling over fine points” if new codes nncluded- the working charters for the motor retail trade the bankers and retail lum Oficaga ber ‘Secretary Woodrn left ‘with the The others wereior the industries evident proposals for federal aid in of boots and shoes boiler manufacturclosed now bank holding ing knitting braiding and wire covpfning textile machine of idle ering machinery four billion dollar about ( women’s belts elec manufacturing an statement the and —nioney early by tfic storage glass container manufacpresident is in prospect and dry cleaning maMr Roosevelt signed 17 code ex turing laundryfarm chinery lime: equipment build—tend I conditions over almost the entire in-- era’ supplies saddlery luggage and leather goods and ice manufacdilitry and commerce General Hugh fancy 5 Jonnsoht Industrial administrator turing Ehseuasing his N R A enforcement T brought the charters here The presi-he Johnson said dent then designated Johnson to as-- I administration divide the task into four or six aemble the machine for admlnlstra would with an aide to direct each H 1 tion of the new deal for American parts is giving principal attention to the business and to head it of keeping peace between ? George Harrison governor of the question and Industry and he intends to federal Reserve bank of New York labor build from the present emergency up met with the president and Woodin of mediation headed by Senaadd a comprehensive program for board tor Wagner of New York Y poshing out the credit to finance the Denies Resignation drive appears imminent I 1 Roosevelt wu closely watching Asked directly if hywas going to toa banka in this move resign Johnson qujekly replied "I Undecided on Price t am not" r ‘Johnson said after his talk He added "A long as the presiwith the president that he waa un- dent wants me! will continue at the the work is dune decided on the proposal for fixing head until I' can’t go on forever I prices in the pending retail trades Of course can’t afford It I have got to get out code at cost plua 10 per cent There is dispute between the N R A some day and work for myself” Johnson said the decision on the aqd the agricultural adjustment administration on this point Johnson prlcp clause of the retail code was all did not disclose the president's atti- that was holding up the inclusion of this vast unit of commerce from tude on this point - -All in all it wss a busy homecoiw ‘agreement on a code This step will virtually complete in afternoon for the president who here shortly after noon from the organization of Industry and comChicago Tomorrow night bespeaks merce for the recovery effort of highbefore the conference of Catholic er wages controlled production and chanties and there la expectation he shorter working hours to spread emwill detail his hopes apd plans for ployment Then cornea the enforcement stage the new phases of the national recovThis occupied considerable of the ery effort time Between times during the dsy ha today between the president and kept in contact with tht Cuban- sit- Johnson The latter incidentally held a taxiuation by telephone with Secretary cab during thp session The Hull at the state department Johnaonnd his secretary Miss meeting apparently waa longer than ff ncea Robinson took their stack of he had anticipated tif)v codes across the street to a hotel PITTSBURGH Oct J (A1)— The shduted refusal of Fayette county’s Insurgent coat miners to eitl a three-weeV strike tonight frustrated the efforts of recovery administration officials and union leaders for a unified By FSANCIS M STEPHENSON Associated Press Staff Writer TIEW YORK Oct Roosevelt projected the recovery into the new phases of enforcement and financing today in wih his- principal aides Immediatelyupon his return from cam-PlJg- n -- fi - -- 5 i 1 price-liftin- g - two-hou- - two-hou- r f By RADER WINGET NEW YORK Oct 3 W—If toe various state provisions for controlling the liquor traffic were sen ted on a map the result would be not unlike a picture of a patchwork quilt amendment Should the twenty-firs- t old to the constitution be ratified laws would take effect in some states in others a survey of and new laws existing conditions shows And many of the laws would differ even from others in the same general category In the event of federal prohibition repeal 29 states would remain dr utiTes they act to repeal present constitutional provisions or to rescind statutory dry laws They sre Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Idaho Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Michigan NUnneaota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas UUiy Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wyoming y Tin Control Lswa however are indications Ther thatcontrol laws will be formulated in everal of these states In sntlcipa-of possible stale repeal In ail the other states liquor could be purchased under varying condi tlons In spite of a great deal of activity among administrators and lawmakers conditions looking toward changed t be should the at the presten states displaced only ent time have new control machinery They are Arizona California ConMonIndiana necticut Delaware tana Nevada New Mexico New York and Rhode Island In these states the method for control varies widely would be Montana for Instance able to go into the liquor business through 1933 legislative enactment A law copied from that In force in the Canadian province of Alberta pro- eighteenth-amendmen- "informal” gathering of miners on farm five miles from Uniontown answering a call from the insurgent leaders Martin F Ryan and Steve NEW YORK Oct 3 (AT— Two prime figures in the Roosevelt recovery ad ministration — Postmaster General Farley and Senator Robert Wagner of New York— declared tonight the NRA has already justified Its existence economically and socially Addressing the national Conference of Catholic Charities the postmaster general declared that in its four months' existence the recovery program’s “influence for betterment has been so tremendous that confidence m its ultimate success is to be found universal among the practically people" Senator Wagner chairman of the administration's committee on mediation in labor troubles told the Catholic welfare workers that under the NRA "cooperation is now more than an economic necessity it is a moral mandate” Here’s how the state would Une up on liquor should bo repealed today control If prohibition would be dry and the others would be Twenty-nin- e vides for a system of and operated liquor stores Rhode Island established an alcoholic beverages commission to control the sale of beer now and of hard liquor in the event of repeal Sale in original containers and in hotels and restaurants with meals but not in saloons is provided May Use Old Laws Commissions— eotpe official some unofficial— In another group of states are working on control laws with legislative or executive action believed imminent in a number of cases Included in this list are Colorado Illinois Iowa Massachusetts MichiOregan Minnesota Missouri Ohio ’ gon and Wisconsin state-owne- Pelronie NEVADA MAN The miners appeared well fed One of Governor Pinchofs first actions on learning of the walkout had been to arrange for them all to draw emergency "disaster” rations w More Slates Rally to SupTaxi Driver Sentenced of George II MaTo Death in Slaying port lone for Commander YUMA Arlz Oct 3 UP— A sen' tence of death on the Arizona penitentiary gallows next December 15 was meted out to Louis S Douglass former New York taxicab driver movement today for the murder of Ralph Hart Swansea Arlz prospector 10000 Back at Work erect before SupeMora than 20000 of the 79000 who Standing stiffly C Kelly Douglass Judg Henry have been Idle returned the pits rior neither his wife nor his sis-tin the district east of Pittsburgh hut said that been had permitted to testify those In the extreme western tier re regarding his sanity Defense coun malned out sel intimated that an appeal to toe A crowd of 10000 of 13000 of ihe state aupreme court would be filed Insurgents booed down attempts of This would stay execution automatiunion leaders and a plea of Governor Pinchot to end the walkout shouting cally t “Not man goes back until H C Frick Cokt company recognizes the P E O Sisterhood Opens a a a qYQ 'W life LOWEST CASH PRICES union" ef ' mmmtm PEA NUT STOVE $375 $323 LUMP $350 "Service Coaltp Co j I Nevertheless t Mine Workers 635 So 3rd West officials of the United of America hurried couriers to evkry local and every mine superintendent of the district ordering members to return tomor— row morning Ordered to Return Claiming they obtained recognition of the union “at the properties of the Including the Frick concern U S Steel subsidiary the instructions told the men they “ar required to report to work" in compliance with the signed contracts There wu no formal vote at the - t captive-producers- : 3liaaMYM WASATCII 11 d LEGION BOOMS (Continued from k a a Bear Kills Boy 11 Farley Praises states Vary Widely on Control NRA Achievement While Passersby More Than Half Would Be Dry At Catholic Meet Watch in Horror The Liquor Puzzle:: 17 New NRA Codes OCTOBER 4 1933 Meet With 800 Present - KANSAS CITY Oct 3 the largest attendance in history biennial national conthe thirty-firs- t (Pi-Bo- vention of the P E O Sisterhood opened today with approximately 800 delegate registered Honored guests included Mrs Lulu C Williams of Evanston 111 and Mrs’ Elizabeth O Croft of Denver who became members of the organization In 1869 the year It was founded Specific Wants are the most re suitful Pan terday Grant Taylor the youthful victim had stopped to feed an apple to one of two bears tethered in front of an inn The bear lunged forward and snapped its chain Taylor cowered behind a tree Finding itself no longer a prisoner the bear made for the tree Young Taylor screamed frantically as the animal seized him The ensuing scuffle the boy’s cries and the bear’s growls attracted motorists Afraid to leave their cars they sat watching Fred Raynor operator of a nearby road stand got a shotgun and killed the bear Garfliier Murdock proprietor of the inn tvas released in $1500 bail operating under a variety of control laws Some of the commissions working for a control program are offeial some unofficial Five states that have repealed pro1 hibititfn laws may in the event of national repeal fall back on their preprohibition laws for control of the liquor traffic unless other action is These states taken in the meantime Sre Louisiana New Jersey Maryland Wisconsin and Massachusetts Liquor commissions working in the field are met with diverse problems In some cases prohibition organizations seek to place strict provisions in control laws while m other cases repeal organizations seek liberalization of control laws Two schools of thought have arisen in regard to control problems within the states One desires state control such ks in Montana while the other holds that liquor control should be by local option such as will obtain in Louisiana if national prohibition is repealed This division on control Ik carried into tax collections with some asking that the state collect all taxes and others believing it would be better to have each community collect Some believe it would the revenue be wise to have the revenue divided between the state and local governments Existing laws and the work of control commissions in the various states indicate that state and “municipal revenue would come mostly from retailers direct while federal revenue would come from the manufacturers reproduction of a familiar Massachusetts scene a fish house and dock gust outside Rockport Other results: Best clown or comedian Harvey Varney Valparaiso Ind post No 94 Best twirling and drum major Miss Dorothy Slamin Alexander Graham Bell post No 299 Boston Mass Most unique costumes post No 8 Lexington Ky Best drill team Zouaves post Jack-so- the Important temperance problem facing the nation now Jouett Shouse militant antiprohibition leader said today “Repeal of the eighteenth amendment is no longer a question” the president of the Associatioh Against said the Eighteenth Amendment “It is a certainty and will be accomplished by December 5 even though two doubtful states — Utah and South Carolina— do not join the pa- g Man-o’-W- rade” n The association Shouse said will be disbanded after repeal since it will have accomplished its purpose Mich Drum corps traveling longest tance Glendale Cal post No 127 The jury voted the humanitarian trophy for the greatest community service during the year to the Long Beach CaL post in recognition of its service during the earthquake disaster in March The trophies were offered by Illinois state and county officials and business men The judges were all Chicagoans dis- One) BROOKHAVEN 1L I Oct 3 UP— Wnile passing motorists watched horrified an boy was mauled and killed by a bear near here yes- - Dropping things on their toes cost 344 railway employes in England 7150 working days in a year tude the American Legion marched down broad Michigan boulevard today For 10 unbroken hours 180000 men and women united in common memory strode In meticulous formation (SECOND FLOOR) r OP between walls of spectators massed and solidly shoulder to shoulder scores deep on both sides of toe four-mil- e REPEAL WINS 2 TO 1 Unclaimed 8IU left an handi fcU imt line of march returned by ear iitutf from $11 differThere has been nothing like this IN VIRGINIA VOTE ent part ef the try On eem its fifteenth 9 parade of the legion at meat ef these 1 e annual convention officials declared and (Continued from Pan one I larte this was likewise unrivaled in It pants have city's state prohibition is not mandatory deposits century of history been paid and secare forfeited is on but out clambered the persuasive legislature upon Spectators Year choice as ond and third-storledges pressed low — OLYMPIA Wash Oct 3 UP By Dollarsas Five Valpolice lines and leaned from the file mere than of skyscrapers hemming the boule- a vote of 94 to 4 the delegates ues double elected August 29 today ratified for vard Washington state the twenty-firs- t Still Passing at Nightfall The procession started shortly after amendment to the federal constituOne tion repealing the eighteenth 10 o’clock from the city’s near north Tailors- of the “wet” delegates was absent side and paced down the avenue to Edwin M Connor of South Bend You’ heard ot us aU Soldier Field in Grant's park As eve- was elected president of the convention Ilf your ning fell the platoons were stUl pass-inResolution Cheered All Sizes 382 SOUTH — the Judges stand The official business of the convenMAIN ST A perfect day of brilliant sunshine tion the signing of the ratification OrSr kr -- MU t contributed to theglory of the specta- resoluUon signifying the breaking of Salt aiaS SI ml cle Silvery and copper helmets the tie that has bound the state to To be ultra smart in fact the last word 1933 you’ll wAr Writ Ur for gleamed and state national and le- the eighteenth amendment since 1919 aanplt a a a a r fancy trimmed cuffs on fabric gloves! These are especially atria gion flags shone all day long as the was concluded to the accompaniment and aell mraar-in- t smart In new fall colors varied-huenational with the groups— of cheers chart FREE! colors red white and blue predomGloves—Street Floor) (Auerbach’ KANSAS CITY Mo Oct 3 (UP) inating— fell into line Legion post? and auxiliaries from every state and — Control of liquor distribution nine foreign countries wefe represented riLocal pride and valry came to its full flower tn the adornment of marchers and floats Judges in the reviewing stands were Informed agafn that Iowa was toe' state “where the tall corn grows” and by banners of the virtues of many other communities War Favorite Played Again -- Banda and bugle corps— nearly 500 of them— played toe marches to which men for years have gone to battle and the favorites of the world war save aspirin Dio you PM sung once to the accompaniment of 6l0 THEY WORK IF MV lift HEAVENS SAY -- JIM THOMPSON cannon shells screaming over the THEY FINISHEO DEFENDED UFON IT OONT OIVI UP OUITI A PASTY trenches tVl SAID THEY STOPPED A The joined THAT HEADACHE I COULDN'T IT MAX AN fONIOHT — iM HAVING IDEA' THERE' HEADACHE IN (0 MINUTES again in the strains of “Madamoiselle A QUARTER OF -H- AVE THE WORST A SOTTlt OP tAYIS PLAT lU TAKE A CHANCE 8 FORDINNER From Gay Paree" “Over There” WELL (HD THl AT AN HOUR AGO MIA PACK t I I VI A HAD SEVEN -- THEATRE ASPISIN TAblETS "Thera’s a Long Long Trail” and the AYIR ASPIRIN A IN MV BATHROOM others TABLET ACTOR Traffic waa rerouted off the bouleTAKE TWO -T- HEY vard to give the veterans complete WORK PAST right of way School children and many of the' city’ worker wer there to see the great show in accordance with Mayor Kelly’s designation of the day as a municipal holiday The crowds launched a record blizzard of paper and uniforms of all color frequently took on a mottled appearance Soldier Field’s classic amphitheater quickly filled with cheermg crowds Mora than 50000 persons occupied its many rows of concrete seats throughout the day Many Ns tables In Stand kf TEH UTY s An assemblage of distinguished Don't Forget Real BAYER Aspirin In the reviewing stand— high YES army and navy officials national ofITS HARO TO Talcing Hold of Pain in Few Minutes NEVER SAW ficers of the legion and representaBELIEVE THAT I IN SETTER YOU tives of foreign countries including Now chutes quick amazingly quick relief from headaches HA0 A TERRIFIC FORM — T l HEADACHE JUST Gueseppi Castruccio rheumatistn neuritis neuralgia Relief often in a few minutes WAS A GOOD Cham-brun BEFORE general General Adelbert de DINNER the fastcsiKsafe relief it is said yet discovered PARTY of France and Colonel L- R THAT BAYES ASPIRIN Those results are due to a scientific discovery by which a Lafleche Canadian minister of CERTAINLY GREAT-- ' JBayer Aspinn Tablet begins to dissolve or disintegrate in heartily the amazing space of two seconds after touching moisture each After Legionnaire division And hence to start “taking hold” tsin a few minutes after passed the judges it dispersed amid a taking chorus of whoops and its components The illustration of the glasl her? tells thi story A Bayer pleasure bent went about often in hastily-formeTablet starts to disintegrate almost instantly you swallow quartets to offer ImAnd thus is ready to go to work almost instantly This unique promptu singfests The entire Legion day was given WHY Bayer discovery means quick relief from pain for you and over to the parade yours Fewer lost hours from headaches nruralcia or A? late marching delegations still BAYER of rheumatism And Safe Relief — for GENUINE kept coming National Commander ASPIRIN does not harm the heart saWORKS SO FAST Lout? A Johnson who received see When yon buy though lutes at the reviewing stand all day that you get the GENUINE Drop declared a new legion parade record Bayer Tablet In s (It BAYER ASPIRIN The best way of water Note that BEFORE had been aet It touebe bottom It huatarted is never ask for aspirin by “There are 180000 in it” he asto diafntegrate serted the name “aspirin” alone What it doe in tbit flam it Massachusetts Float Wins ' But if you want Bayer As doe la your atomach Hence its In the parade competition the Rock-porpirin’j quick relief always feet action Mass post No 98 was awarded to say “BAYER SPIRlK” first place for its float The float was v PUBLIC SALE ' Unclaimed SUITS Van Raaltes 1 Fabric Gloves y Bell $1 00 g kk inrac 7 DUE TO THE DEATH OP d DAVID STEIN Mrs Weston Stops the Headache WE ARE FORCED TO RUN A That Almost Ruined Her Party E QUlD&Tg 6 1 6 40 PM P? ' per-ton- CREDITORS MUST BE SATISFIED © Starts " Italian--consu- ENTIRE STOCK OF DIAMONDS WATCHES and JEWELRY TO BE TURNED INTO CASH EVERY PIECE OF JEWELRY TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST — FOR r BUY NOW FOR XMAS STE PRICES r end - 221 SOUTH MAIN STREET ’ A it d THE GREATEST SALE IN OUR HISTORY SEE ' OUR WINDOWS defens- e-applauded SAVE -- ASPIRIN x |
