Show ' 'w ' ' - i - ' - ---- -- -- 7- -- - THE BAJT LAKE TRIBUNE nuRSDAY i syqA137Tp317F:"::- 4 i 5 ' 1 Pegranv 'Whitworth nom Puffing Billy art early day loce—e The next - Fort motive was builton the modal of a manding general steel legs moving the Douglas concert will be held r wheels day at 7:30 p m Geteral UTAIINS FAVOR Held Blow to — SUGAR ACTION liawai InAustry - - BJJYiNG:uBLic I I1 HoNoung May 9 (A)—Signing of the sugar production control bill by President Roosevelt today was re- ceived here as a blow to the Hawaiian 4 r illat6z4 tip) "Radio t Headquarters ONIMPIERNMEllai Details Not Yet Settled Says Wallace Talks ofAllotme4ts for Growers 11y:1)Ayslp41' '' - 1934- New Sugar Law - 0 ' ' i0 MAY MORNING ' : Pkograthfor Enforcing St$04RiY:-'SugatQiicitas in Doubt TO HELP TRADE qJ11:44qq47T 4 - - Growers' Manufacturers' Spokepraen See ' -- - r : ' owe ' ' ' q ":: i BROWN HARRY Benefits Tax Expected I sugar Industry By Roosevelt Takes Action as Processing Tribune Correspondent Commenting on the president's ac :tg to Protect Consumers i Hon He Signs Bill WASHINGTON May 9—Notwith 11 and tariff proclamation Richard Officials of the sugar industry In t A Cooke vice president of the Hastanding President Roosevelt held the From Advance WO 1 : Utah generally regarded with favor Limiting Crop Planters' association waiian before 10 Sugar bill 1 the days tull st 4 sugar the signature by President Roosevelt said: signing and making it law thedePstate- of the sugar production eontrolbill - it the with "Coupled president's 9 WASHINGTON May (Ceetteuee inia Page c)es) ment that 'processing or compensa- it developed Wednesday Both Manuariment of agriculture WAS not pre--1 Sam took the complex sugar industhree-fol1 tory taxes will not increase in themobject of keeping down pared when tga president acted to try in hand teday under a program selves the price to be paid by She facturers and growers appeared to the price of sugar to the consumers announce the terms and conditions un'al him enable to will the fill as which an the bill important step of providing for the retention of WASHINGTON May I (111— sweet tooth of consumers at no in- ultimate consumer' I cannot see how retard will be enforced act will contrib- toward regulation and stabilization t beet and cane farming within our der which the law Here is the text of the statement crease in cost and at the same time the deti' of — i continental limits and also to pro-- or to state with imy degresi President Roosevelt issued today give producers Increased returns on ute to economic betterment of Ha- of the industry Oilli--waii suvide against further expansion of this niteness what the regulations will in signing the their product "If the processing tax equals the Comment on the bill wu given as control bill: ' Ar expensive industry" be provide or bow the individual beet tecessarily gar production was situation The paradoxical 4 ' in the Cuban tariff and if followsf reduction last" sent affected to said then be I will 0n grower February' the about by brought this were all returned to us then we WMard T Cannes vice president In promulgating the 1Jones-CostAdvance notice bad been given that the congress a message setting get sugar control act signed today by the would be as we were and there would land forth certain facts and problems gan act today Mr Roosevelt named full details would be available when general manager of the 1 P president no betterment—this be provided an informal committee of cabinet the president signed the bM but they is to the not have I sugar industry pertaining Sugar company: The plan is comparatively simple we were in have no crop restriction" nit officers whose departments handle ! did not materialize On the contrary said then that 'the problem"' The act bill to had the time analyze although makes sugar a basic comI difficult hut can be solved if met the affairs of the territories affected Secretary Wallace said that details of course know its general Wee under the agriculture adjust- The head of the Statue of Liberty Itives 4 to cooperate with Secretary Wallace are skli being worked out and that squarely and if small temporary modity to what is It impossible predict ment act It also Imposes a proces- was completed for the Paris exposiIn administering the law This com '"A A A shortly wilt announce the gains are sacrificed to the ulti-believe will I will but be its it effect sing tax not to exceed the reduction tion in 1878 of allotments" mate general advantage' mittee includes Secretaries Ickes basis for individual farm be more beneficial than detrimental in sugardutyan estimated one-ba--8881- -be meanDern have Hull 61 and this signed first attempt-on-a What today may general ceived iboüt $324 per ton for cane this t and cent imr is per pound figure ' Ii ' ' The reports from the cleared up until the regulations are which I am advised will permit a mediately met by a processing tax of last year The parity price has been scale to stabilize and organize the in- I1 ' 44 rapid approach to the solution of the same amount which will main-thi- set at $480 a gain of $156 per ton dustry AI the president toted the ing states posted today on the weath- - promulgated and difficult the to allow for of er bulletin charts of the department t tariff the vexing reduction many Tariffs Reduced the present price of sugar to the Agriculture officials emphasized the ''' 4 '' ' t within the industry of agriculture showed without excep the processing tax will mean theoreti- ' r1 ' consumer figures were estimates the sugar problems tion thaw of rain although sev- - Coincident with signinga S acre- catty that the price to the consumer Cites an With Objectives Rare exceptionally large Advantage bill proclamasigned It the market imeral of the states reported good prog- - tion the president ) ' "I hope that this act will conDomestic sugar growers occupy a' age and high sugar content beet su- will be unchanged reducing the tariff on Cuban as expected then everyone rest of the beet crop in proves United States farmers the proeconomic to gar improvethe tribute hundred to more do from than $150 $2 per advantageous sugar position manufacnot if ? the benefited one was of will be those ' Secretary Wallace reductions on ment in Hawaii Porto Rico the producers of other buic commodit- duced 1756000 tone of beets last year turers will be worse off Than ' - r who suggested the possibility that with corresponding they the last three The for years average the save islands tion Philippines iff reduc tar iesof the This Virgin the other sugars guarantee They 5 now are the domestic beet growers might be becomes federal government of a parity price however is about 1450000 tons effective 30 days hence and Cuba and among continental suRawlings president of the Malt unable to fill the quota tmless rain- will labor Child in L I sugar production for of gar their product payment which producers the same time the government associafall came quickly "These are the ébjeetives of the wiU be made from proceeds of the be limited and regulated under the State Sugar Beet Growers' Will begin collecting the processing tion: There is no question that the act not are Beet farmers Representative Cummings of - the tax' which tax particularact rate ': TUNING 11ANclE of the tax processing will not exceed the tariff processing bM will have a beneficial effect for beet state of Colorado said that sun- shall not exceed the amount of esti- ly concerned with this feature since !la The all in which reduction but probabilagriculture department deThe are wm growers less we get rain ourerep be cut 185 to 57Moteri(160 to 52 Megocycles) for the reduction on a pound of sugar mated last year's price for sugar beet they believe for the most part(the the growers The will ! machinery it equal ity the to know 60 per cent" meuttre passed rate of duty in at $532 per ton The parity price la child labor problem in the beet fields lighted -collecting the processing tax and the raw value of the 1 1934 was signed by President Itooseand been 535 to 175 has to ad as Brhtga Protests (1715 effect on 5p51Iet'ers Kilocycles) ton set about I as at January 8668 per are represent-is yet to be set up The reduction in sugar tariff floor tax Disposition of an estimated 300000 volt and are grateful for the support b ing a gain of $135 per ton It was ex- tons the regulations governing i t with justed by our commercial treaty auger surplus was expected to given by the Utah congressional dele brought immediate protests from Sett- Cuba with is a minimum more is now available plained theparity price to boost the sugar market It was gation and other senators and repreatore Vandenberg- ( L i Mich' and nothing than is found in that tend unanimous the :SEASON'S MOST SENSATIONAL VALUE ”id Increase and that "Acting upon in the market estimated any the act itself definite the processing tax will re- sentatives It seems certain that the Long (D La) of United the fecommendations of would mean even one sugar Wallace cleared price up Secretary will stabil curtailment of $9production Referring t o the tariff commission point when he explained today that States tariff commission I have greater benefits to beet sugar grow- turn $63000000 of which about Unexcelled performance on the foreign and American broad 000000 will go to Hawaii and $8000- ize and benefit all interests I don't report on the costs of sugar produc- - state ers today signed a proclamation unIn be will lines fixing ignored is but that there think 000 to Porto Rico tion Vandenberg said: question any flexible tariff the der cast bands combined with a cabinet of distinctive beautyare beet is producers paid by An additional 'allotment Sugar "This report demonstrates on its domestic beet quotas Primarily itfac- - provisions of the tariff act of processors probably the bill will boost the price of beets on a basis of sugar conestablish to quotas by planned to ton a the for superheterodyne i Circullihiminated TUniqueTAIrplane— grower d650 face that the president's proclamation 1930 reducing the rate of duty on tent of their beets and the market will be used to aid m the disposition tory districts assigning each factory offiwas not justified Automatic Volume Control—The R C A Radio but Dial—rull of the agriculture surplus of the sweet sugar If sugar goes up price BAND CONCERT CANCELLED "This process of tariff thinking and a definite sugar output the sum of benefit- - If it goes cials believe there will be ample "Using 98 degree Cuban sugar the producers are tped gowever seven tube performance is tron Tubes tons 1550000 to these total quotas tt The regular Thursday evening revenue to make benefit payments tariff tinkering will ruin American as the unit of measure this redown they still bays their the aggregate beet sugar quola fixed Thirty-eighth obtained new control act will be effec- band concert by the by the use of Mil purpose tubes The of the duty in agriculture" sults a reduction parity price tive fol three years Its principal ob- infantry band has been cancelled this Long said the commission's report by the law from 2 cents to VA' cents a pound at Cane Producers ' was "a fraud against the people of Fern Quotas Undecided jective Is to more nearly balance su- week because the Fort Douglas mu on that sugar Louisiana" Thpsame situation applieJ to sugar gar production and consumption and gleans will be playing at the Ro"The rate of the processing tax Whether A A A will go further and Senator Robinson of Arkansas the attempt to fix the quota for each pp must not exceed the amount of cane producers The agriculttwe de- bring order out of the chaotic world :ary district conference It was Democratic leader defended the com- - farm or whether it w ill 1oo lc t o th e the reduction as adjusted to this partment estqnated cane growers re sugar market Wednesday by Brigadier NI -- --minion's report ' ' ' — factories as governenent agents to unit of measure Secretary Wallace issued a Preele - determine individual farm quotas is No Increase mation later uying rental and beimstill to be settled "This means that the processing '''' lit payments would be made to grow- - If the A Aquestions -''' 'it A decides to let the fac'":' or compensatory taxes will not ers of beets and cane growers :'111"::''':'' lAiOk again tortes fix farm quotas each in its own increase themselves the in price Domestic Control district such allocations will be conultimate to the be low the paid by said special attention was Sect to review by' the secretary of ag t tl sumers and at the same time our now being focused on the control pro-- riculture in case of complaint by the -4:1 UJ will have own prices producers sugar gram for the continental beet intim- beet growers For the current season 6: auniz to obtain in the L'' the 096 it :!:: opportunity try which would be patterned after at least it Is not unlikely the depart-th- e – ' : " ' ' of benefit payments a fairer 6 t 1:e ? - ' al a ': f NI ' programs for wheat cotton to- ment will ask the factories to deal form return from their product bacco corn and hogs ' farmers with the individual ':i:i-:::r : ::' "To cooperate with the secreand Linens7-Import-ed He estimated that proceeds from directly :9 as the government has no organized of agriculture in 'carrying 11 tary taxes processing and compensating ' on ' for fixing farm quotas when "prices were lowest'and se! : out the provisions of this act I ? 't would amount to about 663000000 a machinery notice and especially now " such short have designated an informal ::- - lictions best! year of which about $20000000 would after beets have been planted gft committee from the cabinet go as benefit payments to beet and Just how Much of the processing '' "This committee includes the cane producers who participate in the tax is to filter back to the beet growr secretary of agriculture the sec control program ' :e 00 diaviiiito' er to compensate for the handicap - retary of the interior who is ' Outt of the mIn-- 1 -143 000 ' 0 te' 1 ' rewhich he is placed by the charged with the administration pasrmenta tc mafr be made to Insular 'ander to also is be in duction tariff definitely islands the Hawaiiand 11! of Virgin sugar producers or it may be used by determined Secretary Wallace esti- - the secretary of war who is ' the governments of the various ' tti 4'40:''''i :1°''5'::: t the ma that processing tax will es' i:'::':e charged with the administration Islands for the benefit of agriculture ::::w04UUUMU a Rico and the Philippine Porto of approximately yield generally i Not fi:a4ilV:::: :::i::P islands and the secretary of state Ag The domestic quotas for beets will year Of this total $2 0000000beelt '?:iZ::: growconduct benefits in out the is who ':'401Rt' with paid charged be allotted by factory districts and them-th- e who with Cuba cane and era of our growers bring 0:::negotiations ::::iiii:4q1 reallotted to individual producers on "Those engaged in this indus1 :: basis of their output during the selves within the limitations of the :A::: t : imw ill to an This have law ' represent $20000000 opportunity ' try :'i::::::::: base period 717 4pt:1 "4do- prove their economic status :::: 1 Wallace estimated that the pros- - the processing tax collected on e act of this I Cuban and mastic Through sugar operation pective return to grawers of sugar ::::::::::: 04 semi': and in their carrycooperation '''' urge Chiffons Tax Goes te blends beets for the 1934 crop would aver' ' ''$e :::::li:: ::::::i: k:The processing tax collected on ing out its provisions" ' age about $650 per ton compared ' ' tervice weight 40 14( I I: i with the average price of 6532 for sugar grown in Hawaii the Philip :::i::::-::::: 21lt: : ::::K::-:: 4 7- the 1933 crop t pines Porto Rico and other insular -: ' 1 i ± ::( '' VerT : :i' possessions will not go to domestic :a ' i ' 1 Beet Men Hail Sugar growers but under the law will go -back to the islands that produced the o' :ilk perfect MOTHER 'will thoroughly Bill as 'Life Saver' Every sugar However $20000000 fairly the beauty and f Ii1 distributed among domestic beet and DENVER May 9 sugar cane ' comwill these growers adequately wearing qualities ' If you want to be sure production control bill signed today pensate them for the half cent a 41 beautifut cloths!I They will by President Roosevelt was described pound handicap plaCed upon them by to please give her ho 9 V it today as a "lifesaver for the entire the tariff reduction' NEW YORK ::::: May be inclispetsible for summer stockings! ?Ito Western sugar industry" by leaders of beet ' of 'Great : a political scramble has Already 4 luncheons! and dinners' :' auger growers in Rocky mountain opened for the Sob of sugar director at their annual meeting today i ' two-ton: 63x Sizes e states who expect a $20000000 sugar and 44 ecru directorate from to the reduce i for A A A Some one official must be voted pi ' beet crop this year 15 to 13 members ' ::t17:c!z:1i : 1121tI :cithem:Ithilhes:i EusleiCablle 90 72z727190 placed in charge of administration Of " "Everything looks fine for the do- - the sugar law The brain trust bad F A: Kemp Scottsbluff Neb was 11 -- ' 1t i mestic beet sugar growers" said J selected John E Dalton a Harvard elected to the board to succeed the - ik of high twist silk ' ''' Linen Napkins to ntateh D Pancake secretary of the Moun- knii: '111' late L R Griffin Denver Colo weave ''' Q elastic the to administer sugar professor ' : '''' ' :': : borden with ecru Filet tarn States and the )National Beet act and Robinson Demo-- 1 Directors who were reelected inwidth Senator full Joe is ted r::? ' k : ' el4 : 18x11 associations at Greeley a 29d i Growers C K cluded Charles Boettcher run stop antic leader of the senate- who ? length W Boettcher 7s Gerald J slertz: Hughes f 14'':has an excessive number of his double 4::4 garter welt g0:4':: vi: ''- "The bill assures the farmers of a ready lo relatives on the government payroll Morey F H Roberts Merritt Gana : 0 seam '''14' '' I Trench sewn stabil D i::'1:!'i W Pettrikin W It R K -L ' living price crop - Lippitt has recommended that Grady Miller telt 1 :::: reint r 1 and carefully of markets United of the Edwin Morrison all the Marsh and ins f " sugar be et Aikeesee his brother-inlaTil ' 54154 size forced Pueblo States and puts the whole sugar in- - made bead of the sugar division 40::: In fink Imported damask W Denver W D Thatcher VP" New foundation a It's Colo Horace on and solid dustrY gl a Forbes Morgan uncle of Mrs Havemeyer : A op with attractive designs grand for the entire industry" velt had been urged by the New York York 1 ?:'iii:i:§:0 0 "'":) Virtually the entire sugar beet prop refiners for this sob and other can-- W D Lippitt president presided ec 1 so7c!11in!:T wtoti'nitsiviS::oth 41 ' '4osTer:ellialltXy : Ilhadre°128 ::' Ilt t fs' a elected at in Colorado Montana Wyoming and didates are expected to loom : will be PS--- meeting 'iti8ty2new 'bp in Offiters I 1441 22 Denver at Nebraska—the territory served by of directors the May succemion the Great Western Sugar company rapid' ‘ Lippitt declined to comment on the Scramble for Post ' has been planted after a long delay sugar production conthis ble is for scram So the became a which law ! great Is : during which the leaders of the growtoday Itrol bill Secretary- Via Iera' organizations and the company important - Post-thexecutives tried to negotiate a 1934 'Ice ann°1!ntlel tF":11 th a t A J S Fire Damages Famous ' "1 '' Cloth and Weaver his latest adviser on sugar Napkins':" beet contract ' Cloth Napkins 4 i t considerable who now has acquired With the assistance of representa Show Place of Nevada 0100 ' Made Of fine imported pea tIves of the U S department of agri- - Information about the subject alE 1quiSite handmade grasa -:wretch last he ' started from though culture a Contract agreement was 54x54 Beautifully - ELY of linen undetermined Nev—Eireant 11 en bridge set 3648 size reached at a conference In Chicago fall will "for the time being" head' origin Sunday-- night destroyed the In hemmed :andrTitilished and planting of the new crop began the sugar division of A A A Whether madine shop granary ranch macloth and N beautifully pkirts t 11 to be retained or must Weaver is " and peach agold immediately green and of number chinery- fencing embroidered "The crop outlook is 'Splendid" later give way to a political appointee large trees on the Cleveland ranch r Pancake said today "With favorable is left in doubt None of those now according to reports reaching Ely weather the prospects for a good beet scrambling for the office know any The loss was partlycovered by hour Weaver more did about than sugar I yield are excellent" Panties )1 Ot W D Lippitt president of th when he was taken off rice and made The 'ranch once a show piece In t" 009"-dreaabout adviser the chief department's Western Sugar company is in El Nevada still Is among the largest sin1 ' New York IS was said at his office 601E80 size linen In linPorted from Russia 0 gle units In the eastern part of the Senator learning that the state - ' Its name came from the today and there was no comment scramble isKing This 'iA the 181E3611' Colorful borders cloth he on Peasant said this Size evening -1Cleveland of Nevada forthcoming at the company offices would ' ' 14de of fine Mitaitfiricosettfiayon with Ea— sort of linen Mothers love on the president's aigning of the bilti Isugar telegraph to representative : Who '1 soft d absorbent of the state's pioneers a men of Utah asking them to one ' yoke front and elastic ''" 111x111 7 ' It wu estimated recently that 260- - :: ' ! '' - ' owned ' to match — 19é JAI Napkins thha:ktamoThuse to head some man bandvast have French competent suggest panties ' ' ' 000 acres of sugar beets will be grown is Los ' owned now ' It Angeles ' by ' : eicO-Iflared less In the company's territory this year the sugar division Then if he finds capitalists will recWeaver is to be Kickernick be displaced pleat& It the average yield Is 12 tons per ommend whoever the Utah sugar men ' had announced that the basis for in-- 1 acre and the farmers get an antici - illts 34 46 ' select It is the senator's idea that dividual farm allotments will soon be pated parity price under the terms the sugar division should hi headed r i A A A announced by Senator King' of the sugar measure of about $650 ''' a man who knows the sugarbusi- said he would Hand-block' protest vehemently 36s36 Aso with 4 napsekhis Beansize a ton the beet crop in the Great by '12'105 ness not by a politician - ' in rose against any attempt by the governtiful Western's district will return about tig 11 Drgielite:with eon-- 41 ' enact- ment to tell the farmers how many i a lovely designs Vtah senators final ball the " go to IdIhlue the growers t1 $200000( ' I a ' in beets differHe is can acres they ment of the sugar bill with -Nice for wall hangcolor Also plant withfringed design& truting ' ' ' ' emotions Senator Thomas who as unalterably opposed to that now ' ing :i 1 4 covelt couch edge& l':' ' 4 ings and Kindergarten Association was'one of the group invited to the as when the bill wu pending and White House to witnesa the signing insists that the law does not ' emPlans Program Saturday of the bill is ark enthusiastic be- power A A A to fix individual farm : ' 0 AdJustable shoulder ' i 1 liever In the sugar bill and predicts quotas or to ozder any reductinti in g '' Utah State Kindergarten Pri- that it will prove to be the savior domestic beet acreage While positive 0 Uplift bruoloto top mary association will present a pro- of the domestic sugar industry Sen- In his contentiono Senator King adBane leg gram Saturday at 8 p nu in the Lion ator King who crossed his fingers mits that with the prevalent drouth " cottorccoloniat bedspreads-7--:ala- i "Alt include reading of when he votetiorltand didlaoonly 11talt and neighboring staturthere of hue---fine—Your mother wilt love- 7 r ' imiNieFoelvS1 ' : :' rtn Fauntleroy" by Grace because he was importuned by the probably will be no necessity for re:i :'i come in J rose i"c They wash beautifully and wilt wear for years They Itade with the famous rIckernick patent oolom111"di and selections by an beet growers of ltab expresses the stricting beet acreage this year as the ' " -- ' " ''''::'‘' :: s' ' : features that- - sive perfect freedom of rust ed J" blue orchid ': and instrumental trio consisting of Beth hope that the department will not water shortage will shorten the crop gold green ' ' Anovement and comfort :In flesh color Poll Jeannette lierron and Mrs Beu ruin the bill by rigid or harmful to a point where no restriction will ' 6 4 2 :- : can even He lab Gifford law ' be the 85x105 the though departsays regulations 16 So 36 : Double '' ' ' i Sizes 'rickets may be obtained at the Lion made to help or to harm according ment shouldI : s44 ' house or at the Civic center Satur- to the way it is enforced limit 1AM When told that Secretary Wallace day from l'to 44 I Text of Sugar Bill' for Mge Rooseirel : i — ' ' ' - ''' 'DI ''s nc1e ' : Capable I of 4 - - !' 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