Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 1934 1-- ' an investigation of the practices ly carried on by both foreign carrier charged against foreign lines by and domestic lines not memberi of th American members of various ship- conference— conceivably could take the' extreme form of restricting ea ping conferences to At the same time it was said au- trance into American ports of any Itive thoritatively in national recovery ad- line that the investigation proved had street comer was forth In a third Shoemaker was arrested last night ministration circles that protests by competed unfairly count aSfgPii fourth count combirtpdj after officers had Waited six hours Norway and Denmark against rate WASHINGTON March 9 (4)— The! March 15 of his trial on an assault the indignities alleged in the second 'for him to appear at his office Earlier OFFICIAL RETURNS fixing provisions in the proposed shipand third (formal service eg the warrant! WASHINGTON March 9 OP) — The ping code would not cause President traffic argument that began Monday charge E A West general manager of the him had failed to satisfy States government moved Shoemaker has retained Represen-'againRoosevelt to order a modification Utah Light it Traction company re ! Represent iv Danger Averted by Revalu Cannon of Mtwaukee to C Garnett linked States attor-- i night to protect American shipping Copies of Roper’s order were sent turned Friday from a visit to Minnesota and Charles supreme court and there filed suit fend him in the assault trial next ney who had been angered by maker of to unfair the 500 of allegedly carriers competition lion and Gold Imports Newman approximately Los Angeles Mr West said ha savw l week mands that he drop- the case jof both domestic arid foreign' car: the world both foreign and Amerl evidences of marked business capital taxicab driver ' isifor $100000 damages against the imi Cannon “ counsel for Jack Before his election to congress riers going strong cap notifying them that the investi- provement on the Pacific coast jgfessman Says Senator Robinson Shoerfiaker left police court with had Dempsey and attorney for "Shoeless" Shoemaker served a term in the fed-- i Secretary Roper on therecoqimen-oa- gation would be made The suit said Shoemaker handtodafi4-ramjneda confident wave his l against Newman’siJcr Jackson in the Black So'x: penitentiary'' at Leavenworth dation of Henry H Hermann director Officials said privately that retalia-o- f Bicycles are "coming back" in Ger the shipping board bureau orderedition against unfair practices — alleged many: for contempt of court NEWPORT NEWS Va March 9 hPi after winning postponement untilltaxicab without just reuse or provocaiball scandal said the Mnnesotan —Senator Robinson majority leader Of the senate declared here tonight the “danger of reckless and uncontrolled inflation" had been averted -by revaluation of the dollar and enLi only 18 largement of the credit base by Shopping Days heavy Imports of gold Away! Addressing the chamber of com Bierce on “This Changing World" the Arkansas senator said there are “nu—and The Paris presents it to ypu in a merous evidences” supporting the belief that general business conditions heauty complete Springtime symphony of the re improving He upheld the constitutionality and ” new in design f abric and color 11 preparations s Necessity for the administration's re—and a $1 ciprocal tariff bill but differed with Chairman Fletcher of the banking pnrehase committee in advocating a new agency to regulate stock exchanges preparations instead of giving this job to the fed-ertrade commission as provided in the pending Fletcher-Rayburbill - “The surest corrective that can be found is publicity” he said with reference to the stock exchange proGet this sample supply of Richard Hudnutfl posal He added: “Publish the facts forbid secret Du Barry Special Cleansing Cream— Skin arrangements to manipulate the mar-ke- t Tftnlc and Freshener Foundation Cream and impose reasonable and increased Face Powder— TODAYl’ marginal requirements and create a new -- agency— hr"the-- membership oT which the public will be fairly and bly represented to pass judgment nthe rules and regulations as well as the practices indulged in on exchanges clarify and strengthen the law pertaining to the transmittal of false information through the mails and a long advance will have been mad$ in the right direction” The senator said limitation pick-me-uplaced on the president’s power to change tariff rates under the pro posed bill brought the legislation clearly within the provisions of the constitution granting taxing power to congress — tan-— tion Further it charged' the con 'gaged his services 15 minutes before XT gressman had beaten Newman used police court opened this morning FEARS ALLAYED Taxi Driver Sues Congressman "vulgar and profane language” and Shoemaker obtained a continuance “threatened kill" him when he told the judge RepresentaAssault For $100000 on Charges Another beating at a different Cannon’s wife was ill ON INFLATION fnvpc stllUJll iviUVCS a To Protect Its Shipping Trade st Sm’bZtT' tC&JZi S-- e de-li- i lb-da- y - - con-stil- one-tim- r of-hia base-fera- Easter a new trend there’s re-te- a Mfgrs Sample of in Hats this season Your New Easter Outfit “ - du harry ii r el y i riel u d e S ni ar t wi of ihse -- both for ?1 neiv! ©Novelty tweed the-tim- r fabrics in streamline styles! 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(See the actual’ shirt on display here!) —And EVERY “Towne” shirt will stand the same test! fast super— They are custom-tailoredshrunk— fast color broadcloth! — In white blue grey green tan Neckband style in white only Sizes 14 to 18 ut 40-in- ch !’ — Fancy and contrasting stitching "Splks heel 895 cut-o- This popular sandal pattern feapatent-leathetured In and blue Contrasting kid trim LXV heel 40-ln- ch Strikes Follow Spain’s Blow at Political' Blocs J brJ like newl V Democratic jnemberg of the house would be replaced by Repubficans Fisher Harris city attorney returned Friday from a three weekij varSton trip to California He wasi1 accompanied by Mrs Harris and furbestyles that flatter— and make an old ' frock look and feel th super-broad-clo- piring About the house though he was more optimistic and thought that the party's greatest opportunity lay there He predicted that some 75 Adding to the tension were efforts to intimidate nonstrikers 50 being arrested for such actions snowy ’organdy 283 Strikingly Different patterns in “towne” shirts! order” collar thrills In sheer Sizes 14 to 42 - Men! New lows In copies of exclusive models— Suits identification MADRID March 9 (P)— A rapid increase in strikes was labor's answer today to the closing of Syndicalist t Communist Voung 'Socialist and headquarters by the government In a further attempt to gain the upper hand in an admittedly precarious situation officials moved under I recently declared state of alarm to suspend a large number of rightist leftist and extremist publications “in the interests of maintaining the ’public also mixtures Something Acte 1 J er There are chic navy —tailored full length new wide brims! n cmr Attorney returns smart colors ribbed tweed and wool crepe suits! sailors! SUIT-abl- e Nye Asks Reorganization Senator Nye North Dakota inde-pendent today called for reorganization of the Republican machine and suggested a manOf the middle west friendly to the progressives He said Watson would not be unacceptable With its great mass of doubtful eats in the house the middle west has become pretty much in recent years the place of combat for congressional control-Idiscussing the possibility of his heading the party Watson said hel ’ thought it doubtful that the Repub-lleans could capture any of the senate seats now held by Democrats who are up for reelection this year In fact he thought the party would be fortunate if it reelected all the Re-publicans whose terms are now ex- i blue are h new windblown sailors! pendent branch ‘ m costumes! The swagger coat will be the tiling to wear over your frocks when the weather is warm new breton sailors! WASHINGTON March 9 The two major parties very probably will go into the fall campaign with new ehieftains It was said definitely today at the White House that President Roosevelt would relieve Postmaster General Farley of his task as Democratic national chairman as soon as he finds a successor Farley has asked to be relieved of his dual job as cabinet member and party head Very definite signs of Republican revolt against the rule of Everett Sanders as national chairman and the name of James E Watson of Indiana former Republican leader came prominently forward as a successor Watson Would Accept Watson from his Indiana home fated he would accept the post if offered it and announced he was not a candidate for public office in the lections this year There is no indication of whom President Roosevelt has in mind to lead the Democrats in this year’s campaign but apparently both the Democrats and Republicans are looking to the middle west the common battle ground in congfessional elections It is believed Mr Roosevelt is looking for a man who will command the attention of the Republican independents who rallied to his banner in 1932 Of course the selection is ex- Vpected to be a firm Democrat Watson Is a member of the old guard Republicans but does havestanding with the Republican inde- - for old green three-quart- Watson Urged as G O P Head Farley Expected to Be Relieved i grey--Frene- the" Major Parties ps and white in kid 40-ln- ch step-i- n er or 995 CELANESE SATIN— In black and white V 40-ln- ch CREPE BACK SATIN— Reversible in black and white ALL-SILPIQUE —In black and K white SILK white 40-ln- ch AND ACETATE — Woven check 40-in- MAT-LASS- E In pure White Mouselleine de Sole wide— very sheer ihche closely woven — an outstanding trimming fabric— In lour different llQ 40 pattern New White Polka Id Inches wide —Also 4 Pot Taffeta'-- Brown rough leather oxford To wear with your tweed or woolen suit 896 Sixes Widths I to AAA g to C |