Show - kt - 1 ' - f I u THE SALT LAKE TRBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 'APRIL 22 1934 - I tvemi vow Ttibum Intend TIMMS OP strmourrionz I Deer and Sundays one mond" IN t one Sunder leN rade sad Mir shove rates apple in Utak:Idaho Nevada and Weemeting) UnitAt4 weewhere la Stains Daily and 112$ BOBO'' ace mouth T14 Tribumo I os sale la evetplittn portent city in the United Stites Reader sear secortala agents a stag eltp Cy telephoning this office The Trams' Is a member Of the Ana elated Press The Associated Press k exclusively entitled to Um use for repmduetics of all aewt dispatches credited to it fit col otherwise credited in this aspen and also the local Dews published besets ins TRE 7 tharter pledges ty ties are not so binding as ignored after they have served their purpose imi" traditions forgotten 'when exigencies arise Yet it may rally seems strange to hear political leaders take positions today they denounced yesterday However it may prove a pod thing in some ways' It may pot open the eyes of all their followers but It will shim the folly of blind adherence to any platform or servile obedience In any boss )tmericarui are becoming more enlightened and more indepen dent: They' ere reading-lai- r outspoken newspapers these days— uncolored news and the comments them the periodields that'give of special writers on both sides of all important issues of the day d to think for lthnidlf is a promising departure To investigate-anfrom the attitude of the sverage citizen of a few yeart ago Then be Ietprofeonh1jôUtIdaMd1tL thinitint for him and tell of citizenship more than anything to else marks the beginning of a New Era In the affairs of our gov: ermnent In Ahelogical sequence of events it should lead to times end bittifgovernment better But this change is not confined to the &Vertigo citizen It extends to the leaders of both gteat politlial parties to the organ! tations themselves: There are Republicans as well se Democrats who stand with the president Jn hepin g to make ths New Deal effective' There are Democrats as well as Republicans who criti cise it' Socialistic senator' who advocate Increased taken ori in tomes are ably seconded by themealthieit Republican in the senate-- 1 The Democratiaparty hu always carried aloft the banner of Thomas Jeffersen chainpion of state's rights as opposed to Alex ander Hamilton's cherished plan of centralizing power In the In his campaign for reelection in Penney' federal government vania one of the most intensely partisan Republicans in the senate assailing the present Democratic administration for 41increasing the power of the central government" Two decades ago the Democratic party was committed to a monetary policy demanding the free and unlimited coinage of of a century the question has been dis silver For cussed debated and deliberated: Today a Democratic' president is unwilling to commit his administration to the cause of bintetal Ism He wants to study it over This in spite of the fact that he is confronted by the very conditions forecast by the standard bearer of his parti In at least three memorable campaigns During the last six years every duly authorized Democratic orator and organ in the land were bitterly denouncing the Re publican tariff rates as ruinously high and vociferously demanding immediate and sweeping reductions In the schedules But now- the present administration has not only ailed to change the law but an acknowledged spokesman for the president has said: "The Democratic party under President Roosevelt is not 'repeattng the mistakes of the past a gkperal tariff reduction et ony percentage " : basis is unthinkable" ts! Thomas Jefferson the great apostle ofdemociacy and founder of the Democratic party is quoted as saying: "The nation gov erned best is the one governed least" Yet 1 Detnocratic congress bas vested President Roosevelt with greater power than any chief executive of the United States ever had before and the Demo cratic president requests additional authority: A few years ago' when Republicans were asking that President Hoover be given flexible regulation of tariff rates the Democrats said: "It is dangerous to give so much power to any man and alarming that any president should ask for it" But now the Democrats want to give Roosevelt the very control they feared so recently and the Repub — Leans in turn are opposing There always will be differences of Opinion as to policies and methods and organizations are essential to their expression and But these puzzling changes of sides and reversals of operation judgment betoken new alignments Old rules and tables may be useless henceforth in forecasting results of coming elections Men and women Mei have to make new affiliations and adopt new 4 slogans L:7 The party In power in Washington is no more like the part' of jefferson than the policies of Harding were like those of Lincoln 'once-Par- f him-how 4 rs ' - White Collars Organizing NZ - forgotten man" may be coming into his own with the or ganization of the "white collar workers" launched St burgh 'During this period of economic reconstruction the needs of everybody have been considered except those of the men who look after the details of buainess behind countere at office desks in it - WASHING'rON-z-- - s-- -- -- or ive0 trop t 1 -- I r i 4 ( 't ‘ rc:ottp' S' Moo Ail' 7 10 ‘ A - e4vrto! 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4 v Clover Leaf Rolls Crisp pound ran 13 a$ :28c CALUMET-- 4 1 ZA Devil Food Cake - 27c Packages Baking Powder Fresh Marshraallows Wonderful quality Pound bag 39c tin Deliciouso Rolls made from rich sweet dough Filled generously with lovely berry-fres- h de 4 I I 2Ib1 can 61c Can $141 - Nund Can 320 1 one-thir- 1 ' - ti - 1 1 k -------- been-tryin- t a 0 agricultural sections of Utah Forum Writer Gives Views' largest where he Will find but little roadAnother-Newi: On by sdomIf Topic work has yet been undertaken — to 1 1 44(e41 vs FLOUR - 1db 110 1A ZIO - a man learns his lesson be market pecomes a force It he hasn't enough t the state in building farm Editor Tribune: I note that theylave roads or secondary roads and where sense to learn his lesson then he canto weak through another a great amount of money is sorely not measure up to the high standard g orate of wholesale salary raising at needed to make the main highways We must protect him and let him the capitol building Made hold by safe and comfortable for travel to the work and earn a living but not trust their recent auccess in getting raises capital of the state Just as long tu him in the-- fields of the great Cafor eight or ttm they tried to do the the' state road commission shows a pacity is the standard of brains and Brief Life Seen for ' same thing for forty others These willingness to expend its money in competition is natural law oneram1 Communists would remove compe' - forty are very well paid at present the above developments I for 7 Fascism in ' America and they should be grateful and thank- not in favor of asking the legislature tition and pull everybody down to the Competition But all I have mid so far has ful for what they have considering to enact such laws as proposed by level of mediocrity places the goal on a high standard meaning only for the moment the 'ten million of their fellow Ameri- - Mayor Peery reach linleu he If the radical portions of the cans are without jobs and incomes - Doubtless it is true as Mayor Peery which no man can the crucible of a new deal should had to fascism If the direCtor of the budget ig re- states that the roads he travels in has passed through mind Competithat phase would not lut long in sponsible tor this in the face ot the the vicinity of Ogden Salt Lake and clear fitand burnished the law in both the animal the United Statill The spirit ot condition the state tinances And Provo are all about completed but tion L contend that taxes collected for vegetable kingdom It was the our politics is prerallingly hos gederal conditionsk be ahhuld road building lire sorely 'needed to law before any statute was ever lieved of his job immedlitely tile to big business Consequent ' The! governor )as nothing build roads to get the rest of the made It is often abused and thwarted ly fascism if ‘14 ehould pome greed—to would have more deserving of praise than the 'state inhabitants to the capital and to satisfy an unnatural beet taxes---- boost prices and to crush competitors moms would be followed b forestalling of this latest move tci ex- not ' tract more money from the overbur- W S HENDERSON by unjust combinations and the thing very different: Treasurer of Vernal City remedy is shnple Not by making pubIn what I am trying to say dened taxpayers many of whom are lic utility commissions to set prices first assertion is that it is a - facing the Iasi of all that their life- 7 Illy which no commission is competent to pity that opposition to the new time efforts have built up- because -- Rulesthe natural law of for Contributors - do but to protect 7 deal in an organized way should they can not get bold of auft4cient competition so that it can't -- I Leto nmitid to SO Words 2 begin with Republicans and be money with which to pay their taxes and competition itself will take care on one side el the paper confined to them' My second is Those who are fortunate enough to write legibly I (a) Re of the greed All statutes are patch ntiryal racial that it would have been and will have jobs at the good salaries the state and partisan dimus work Conformity to natural law is erred (b) personal Raper yet be much more desirable that county and city pays and the very desired Writers net sons I (a) the only remedy the opposition should start from pleasant and favorable conditions cur- M tn true names and re siden L A HOLItNBZCIC rustaddremes O Poetical contribu the Democrata My third user rounding the positions should thank Views are considered not I tion is that effective resistance those who pay the bills and occasion- are ln this departMent omael the contributors and do TURNS AIR INTO POWER to radical portions of the new ally give a word of gratitude to Prov- not necessarilg nellest the views et Bulbs Ire lighted and toy engines deal cannot be confined to either idence that they are not out with the The department Tribune ate I seance be used Si an advertising the Republicans or the Demo— hosts who with despair and heart- turned by A machine made by Alex S The Forum does not crate If the resistence is to be break have knocked in vain for years - medium 0tIrt more than one contribution ander Jashek of author to from week the mime effective if it is give adequate at all the doors of employment $ tO draw electricity from the I Writers must sign true 1111111811 C N LuND opportunity to all who now find and teeidential addreses‘ WY true : or will later find the radical The machine la conaim can be Plabnabsd atmosphere nected to an antenna On a third floor portions of the mew deal unac Issue Vernal " thItT event there coptable--inbalcony and grounded by a wire fasmust be some kind of union or tened to his kitchen tap lie asserts With Peery Gas Tax Plan Conformityto Natural o that given aufficknt capital be can ation between large °per tditotl Law in : Letter now are to who Tribune: I desire draw from the atmosphere at slight Urged oppose groups of persons cost sufficient power to drive tramin both the Democratic and the the proposed legislation as suggested ' Republican parties In short W cars and trains ttult The machinery Editor Tribune: Mr: Balderson by Mayor Harman Peery of Olr horror-structo to the radical poi' have den In your paper of April lg at my statement "lf a of 'gigantic factories beat large cities opposition beman in business goes to the wall without smoke or noise and smelt tions of the new 'deal if it is the state gasoline tax divided - to be offectivemust either take tweenthevarious cities of Utah to that's his business When a man the vast beds of Iron ore now usethe form of a new party or of reduce the general taxes of cities goes to the wall it is no sign that be less In Jugoslavia for want of hard an arrangement Which provides-cooperati- on Mayor'Peory states Abet the major is crushed- - Failures- - en step- coal Some months ego Jashek combetween large num Aate road building program is mostly ping stones to success A man who pleted a- - machine which he said bus of people some of whom completed and there is no longer never ventures never Win& Mis- would draw electricity out of the air tare now Repulllicans and some need of the extensive road appro- takes failures and errors are the The new device is described as a rloW Democrats priations Mayor Peery is invited to principal educational lessons of life great improvement Over the first : For the present The idea or visit the Vintah basin one of the The rough and tumble of life la what machine a new party Miist be dismissed A$ to the future the more ex PIGEONS' SERVICE PRAISED treme portions of the new depl Scotland's itonder birds Givran are $o revolutionary in their brig'? pigeons are superior to the radio for plications that it is impossible ' to predict' what will happen from the lightne couldn't carry on We comfort- The starl to close their sparkling eyes transmitting messages t either in curying the sew deal'' house keeper at Alba Craig to the h to a blindnem the Without little And from the skies ably out or in opposition to IL But mainland according to Archibald S been said The earth to stop its nervous spin for the immediate purPosi it is fact that everything hasoumlves--Givran boatman of the northern - And rest In come celestial can we it than better inn: put too late for a third party We' commissioner who takes The seas to cease to swallow ships lighthouse George Eliot are on the eve of - a congres the birds every Tuesday to Ailsa too their That for prove tempting sional campaign which will Craig When the keeper wishes to get THE BRIDGE CLUB MEETS come to its climax in the sins in touch with Girvan he releases one le thet to from Well And hell an lt lucky change certainly girls abyss of the birds It immediately makes for tion of a complete house of repo the between Into the land of bliss: settled they d squabble perfect I of the resentatives and home carrying a meuage In an water department end the too for it' But notwithstanding what she may senate in November For talc Under—favorable Have said or dona in a curt way conditions It flies the ten miles In 'would have been kind& silly to cele' lug an effective hand in this ' Animals" To Kind Dumb Be or a wound a heart to crush brate soul 15 minutes but it is sure to arrive no congressional election it is obvis week with the poor things at the too Or smudge affection't bematter how severe the weather-ously too late to organize a third ' not In husband Do of says wise thirst My any expect lieve there is no service quite like party that could reach down to dying the merchants town woman in this to A that it apologize the local polls and set up can' this one in the world" says Girvan —Ralph at Thomson didates In each congressional had been on their toes they'd have of a lot and water bill got Paidthe SAVANT INVENTS ANCHOR district NOTES ON THE CUT? free publicity in the papers I never ' Testa have shown that an anchor DEPARTMENT a of 'Attacks such have would doing thought 'Republican Small boy on street cart' "Look Invented by Professor G L Taylor thing would yOu? But my husband Held' just Routine " thinks of the cleverest things to do mama there's 4he man who tomes member of the aeronautical research For saying l Is not best that after it's too late to do them A mem- levery week to collect on the turni- committee of Great Britain has at least twice the pulling power ill prober of the junior chamber of comopposition to the radical pot portion to weight of any anchor now tions of the new deal should bemerce asked ill what we thought of According to an ancient etiquette used on ships The professor explains gin with and be identified with having Sir Milcolm Campbell come book: When alone with him a lady that hie anchor has only one point Republicans my reason is this: here and try to commit suicide for may address her husband by his and no crossbar Having much the $10000 and I said I thought it was Christian Everybody knows that the ad name" 7Yes and bowl plowappearance of a double-bladeministration in power would be but my husband says' be share It has been designed so that -' attacked by Republicans under lovely Saldum salt on those wouldn't go out Horticulture note: George Wilem however it falls the point will InevitaIf President flats in the mitidle of July to see any conditions rows of pansies In Lib- bly stick into the bottom when the ' Roosevelt were an conservative Elijah make a parachute jump and planted three anchor is pulled It is also described as his Democratic predecessor besides he says this town doesn't erty park the seine day Grover Cleveland or had as rev- - need advertising I changed the sub- 'Agricultural note: t Jack Cook dug as mechanically stable by lesion of fact that it Is so constructed that orent a regard for the constitu of turf at Nibley park the ject and said don't you think it was up three It hu no tendency to tollL tion as his other Democratic terrible the way they treated poor SatNday yards Dr Wirt in Weshington and my huspredecessor Woodrow Wilson Amber is said to be ea bard hue HOBBIES be would be opposed by the Re band said that he just got "McWhitrous resinious aubstance composed c The chances him to Even ere rtereds while if that the' and be had it coming publicans anyhow of a fossilized vegetable gum which administration in power did not Well when he's in a mood like that I you're reeding this Dr L A Ste originally exuded from' an extinct venom will be puttering around kind include any new deal even if it just keep on trying until I find someof tree standing were the most normal Demo' thing to talk about that doesn't irri- his Dower garden- - Trying to see in prehistoric forestri cratio administretion in that tate him My Gawd1 'Hortense you how many different kinds of event the Republican' would op' trumped tnyacel shrubs and flowers be can get The United States has we- - -- very into the eyerage sized yard is big Olympiad since the revival pose it Coneequently wben the IMPROBABILITY bobby Hes always experimentpublicans attack the adminis Olympic games in 1896 now voters to with of Expect the sun 'sink from sight trationonany average ing something Right the Independent type are not And never shed again its light thtf pay he's working on a lawn moved They take it for grant The moon to hide its winsome face' i grass seed that will grow cet 1 innnsirtinn-tat- s I t Eternallyfrom all the ratei ranarta inch and theft stop tOestisuee NI Uinta tate) FNesz ii BIgh Patent Whole ' ' : t( or Htzsler''s IIALIS makes a man The school of adver-- ' lofty is the crucible that develops wi- Belgrade--Jugoalav- I piper bag 55o I 0-1- 11 '1 doo ever-vania- - W S I ) SAVE MONEY ON FOOD AND ROME NEEDS ONE WEEK BALL—BEGINNING TOMORROW 1 0 - wasatch all NOT el ' 0 - r - — IL- By Our 'Readers THE FORUM e Nevada) - -- -' 4 ilit4t - t dmoitCei de:4 lit s‘ : t - iii 1 147 47 v ft? I( ref 7H 0 0If f eti AO) Nt 4 ' t -- -A ' jr100 "r tiAII P oi florom 4 Idaho-sn- d -- We Ship 41 NV Wgreirw lorz i -- i- ' I 4011 ak — ø 15 147 1 ilPtitile ( 111711 -' AI i )1 '1 '' AT ' A p1 -- - 1 4 lit" So :1111)1 t ' 4 it 4:' do IA: t 4t"--- coliO ti -a frZ s' 2) 1t1' 1 i A'avi 4o g : t 4 t' d711(e'''' 0 k e jr 0 se ' 4 i lit A - Ir1it 4h 7 4 it ' I VW A 1 ty ( 0 4 °"---''' ihft p't r4 I 2- I -'' T anti-pow- i ' s k --- 4 0 mild-spoke- 4 '2 let a (14A 1 ti i ' ' 3 t2t - ' saying deals with an opportunity which is probably water over the dam a "might have bsons My main point is this: have been better had the organized opposition to the rad'i cal portions of the new deal come from the Dimwits nail or than from the Republicans I need hardly prove that the radical portions of the new deal (and I speak hero only of the radical portions) are as con ! to Democratic principle -- trary gild tradition as to Republic an more so for one of Nev oral radical possibilities within— the now dear is fascism and fascism favoring great organ! Izations of business would be more offensive to Democratio Republican principle than Indeed the fact is "that the fascist possibility :Inherent in N RA constantly appeals to big business constantly causes big business to toy with the notion i' of embracing the new deal as s I whole Including the radical portions In the hope that out of it by natural evolutioni will toms permanent advantage for big business such as has come In tho Italian "corporative state" Since a portion (but only a portion) of the nevi deal holds out the tura (I think the J lure will be a delusion) of ad vantage for big business and since a large part of big bust toss is traditionally Republican it follows that the social and economic innovations Inherent in the new deal as a whole are really less repugnant to the Re publicans than to the Demo‘ crats ALLEN S A - M :Th$0dfrfi-0f0i- is What Price Spanking Ago Went sense of course modify Mark lollies some of their However I am what thinking AltEVV PEARSON and ROBERT By are-oft- - A KANSAS jury has just awarded a school girl $2500 damages as a balm for a spanking Administered by ten of her fellow students It was alleged at the hearing that tbe 'spankers bent the spanker over an automobile fender and proceeded to punish her for disobedience of a class rule—as a gangster would say "they put her on the spot" "While customary and proper to give a deserVhIg schoolmate a hand for the performance of a meritorious act it is quite the re verse when siven or punishment Even school teachers them selves incur risks in demonstrating the utility of such halidiwork Only last week an irate Iowa mother invaded a school room and chastised an educator who had tried to enforce discipline in the way According to Blackstone our common law actually sanctioned the spanking of unruly wives by husbands whose authority bad been flouted Some few days ago a MillSOUTIjudge discharged a prisoner arraigned for assertion of that ancient but unrevered method of keeping Order in the household If for no other reason sparking should be discontinued because it is undignified and far leachinf lalLs result& i "4 le tit rangemonts" so must soma of the Republicans in a quite dif I Ik roll call face! lican boss Bill Vire whom the sen11Aprt ''---i 1111011114'116 I the bouseof repiesentstives in a few ate refuted to seat because of Phila-' eN '''' clays that will attermine the fate delphia corruption jp Ii I ' glit-4‘Over these two bills a furious fight of more than one member in this T -elli " I --let112"'"04ass 1-4- 1 42 ' : elections r S behind the closed doors of ensued year's L IP 41 e ts 15Z n ' N!'e:'LL')" '1 -'!4S 1-- "tpame"is ts t e 14 1' The teat will be on the widely agi the committee Chairman Hatton : t 0 await— No It 6 power Isola The specific 8 1 se but tenacious tj toted water I I (p 21 811P- 4 ° at stake la the administra- - Sumner' I 111004 i II question 'I made a strong fight for the Texan '60 Hiram Johnson bill '4 'if i Johnson bill The power influence Agile A i tionapprovect 44 It 'pig This bill prevents power interests In the end the corn- OP I M wAsiiiNcros t I ter il mwasitteetcreported out the Lewix-Becftredomeratheroourtswingthstaeretebyrasteheicvaseingsthinetom 11 20N(70ix- littelf WaRY-601- 0 4x tanykb:rev 1 e7 or substitute by an II to 10vote it il I N 6) e 11111‘07 I indefinitely It has been one of the Determined to force a public show ' ItttAl P lie great weaponsof The power' trust vtiai forces are IT t of hands the '4"41 1 & -it 7 iTP0t Selma" Johnson's bill was' passed oifpo 1rtig pone defi IAA g the Johnson bill fight on 5 kgW41 ittsuu carrying ' e 4e4 spoil) overwhelmingly by the senate But to the nooro the house tits fALI 4 '' when it got to the house judiciary votniCt 4 (J'' ' mud 1 IA - f — teet Toe Mach Kissing committee a combination of Tory 111111711 ' II -' e Clark III son of Missouri's Democrats and Republican blocked tit ts a Ir io '(4 Champ on IL -l'W--2 j 'S'' '' - - - t! 611'1 if action for weeks Senator Bennett Champ Clark and Ktftl "otosoi 111 FC l 1 lf ''"I'gr —rtPlmitwPtct4i'":-- ' - 4 Finally threatened with a floor at-- grandson of the late speaker may 10 gi' 4 not too long tack ee congressional defenders of the be only 14 years I r A1 4417'1 ' Pi '1110106k- napied " ob- - on tact but he efinite ideas abandoned 1 power ) group A qteir I ° 44 1 '4 to an- - about women tactics structionist resorted ' : ' !3 P11611 c o Vt $5os ) 00 His chum's mother as a ispecial P i other maneuver Representative taw- : tr Dem- - treat to the two boys sent them to rence Lewisi y corporation lawyer -- I' Is 41 ' ocrat from--- Colorad- o- brought dettl'- kile one Saturday afternoon tø -1 ) - a" I d" f 'J ' a substituteward 40 got back she had cake ' meaninglest ' they 1 ir ai l 7 cocoa waiting for them the bill is chiefly the Actually 4 1 )t she ventured to youthful of Representative James Beck 1146s P - d °' N ' 9v t ' 0- 1 g A C44144461-as henchman of on Following Pagel ::Philadelphia's tOentinued : - Lloro economic ar ' -) ' readjustment of many of our ays of think Int and there fore of many of our social and ''" ftnft7 - shops stores and institutions of every imaginable kind Thetapitallst the laborite- the veteran the farmer the ship' per the money lender and operators in all lines of commercial and industrial Activity have had their share of attention in the appliesrn But the man who tion and manipulation of New Deal theories cannot afford a silk hat and would lose his job if he appeared itt" rags or overalls who has to dress well whether ha can afford It or not and psy latmdryibills to keep up appearances has been the 'forgotten man" in the multiform maze of alphabetical commis ions agencies and experiment stations established all over These white collared citizens haven't been represented in the bread line nor in a legislative lobby they haven't held meet or agitated strikes nor made ings to advertise their troubles threats nor disturbed the peace in any other way They accepted retrogressive salary adjustment without a rnurmer paid ad vancing prices for necessities kept their collar asswhite at Or cumstances would permit and have patiently' awaited the coming of the dawn when their pay checks may be restored to r size With 'black shirts" running one European country and brown shirts" terrorizing the people of another care should be taken that ri o further provocation be given the a'white collars" to assert themselves on this side of the Atlantic- - g 1 I 4mum i k - - u '''')" 1 'N ' '' I WEEKLY 1VASHINGTON t ° -- ' I of t I I ‘ixl -- 7trvalii '''''MERRY—G0—‘ROU:N D AR 1 I i - t I A V Water Over the Dam — WASHINGTON April What la said here may not bo wholly pleuing to all Republicans But when PrealdentRoosoif vett pays that all of us must come 1 : 4 to "a permanent i 1 ' ''-- - rArry ' lt- - 0 By MARK 22 1934 ChamelROrcof Partisanship they-wer- e INJ ) member at the The Trthwte Is a of Circulations Th Tribune is it inomber of Media !lcoed& Inc group Ine4 notions! Pltsgeemid Reynold City gepr000ntatives Offices: Now160Toen MichWatt 46th &root Oiliest& Goners! Motors igan Ave Detroit Ban trancisc& 11 gutter liteett 111 W OM &root Beattie ELtitg: Building Porgies Buenos Of information of Tho Bari& Tribune aro: No 1 Butt crib Prone 125 Pall Man London lenglondi 1 Doter Den Linden perltn Osmium Zzootator Rotel Rome It! audit Bureau eity Utah Sunday Morning'April three-quarte- 'AFFAIRS at the Partettlee It Bet enact clue Matter Lhaa ate bp tbe MeN "bulibing CealmaJ reretni I 1 - IT LOOKS AS THOUGH WE MIGHT HAVE A BUSY SUMMER AHEAD OF USIThe 1 1 - e s - i ''ii II i 1 1 ' V |