| Show " if S THE SALT LAHE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 17 1934 BANKER FACES tOUS Five Months-Pas- s Triumph of Reed Termed TAX OF SALES HOUSING PLAN Blow at New Deal Regime UP TO VOTERS EXPERT LAUDS Without Bank Failure BATTLE A Hamilton F Kean to' Oppose A Harry Moore in New Jersey CINCINNATI May 16 WV-N- ot a bank has failed 'in the United States in the first five morUZS of 1934 J F T O’Coflnor comptroller of the currency cited today as a "striking” instance of business recovery There has been as well he said "an enormous increase in the amount of bank deposits'" which he called “one of the most significant signs both of psychological and actual recovery" O'Connor paused here for a short time en route to Dallas where he is to address a meeting of the Texas Bankers’ association Most of the recovery he attributed to "the creation of deposit t ' Drafted NRA Aide Terms Program Most Con Republicans Hail Renomination Democrats See Nothing Significant in Victory struetive in Years Levy the "old guard" he has fought for years ones more has barred his way to the United States senate Barely recovered from a three months’ illness the graying Pinchot went Into the campaign against Senator David A Reed seeking renomination but he lost— lo$t by more than 100000 on the face of trickling late (Continued from Past Out) Issue Bodies of FortyT POLLS REFORM : Recovered After -- Mine Explosion- - BILLSET ASIDE ty BRUSSELS May 16 bodies had been recovered to night from the coal mine ft‘ Au Fief which was wrecked by a fire damp explo-no-n — 24 hoyrs before the 48 miners Only five--o- f known to have been trapped by the explosion had been found hosalive They were in a near-bpital tonight where King Leopold visited them offering words of cheer The youthful monarch spent s great part of the day inspecting the rescue operations and consoling the bereaved Three men were still unaccounted for but little hope was held- - that they a mong the - survivors maybe Only’ 12 bodies have been identified The rest were burned be yond recognition WV-For- Overshad- ows Personalities in Oregon Primary ' 9 Debates Amende ment to Abolish Elec-- Senate toral College blessing of the president' anSThts ad16 (A)— The WAGHINGTONr-May ministration in his fruitless effort to senate today took up but laid aside PORTLAND Ore May 16 (A)— WASHINGTON May 16 m— Al- wrest the Republican nomination for NEWARK N Jr May 16 W— Ham until Monday the proposed Norris constitutional amendment to abolish Although Oregonians have two failtort F Kean wealthy Wall Street bert L Deane credit expert told the the senatorship from Senator Reed" the electoral college Most of the day mous fighting men among thtr gusenate hanking Cbmmittee today at banker who waa awept Into a seat Roosevelt Man Wins was spent in debating whether the bernatorial candidates in the forththe opening of hearings on the ad in the United States eenateih the Jn the Democratic senatorial nomamendment would bring about a mulcoming state primary election a sales Hoover landslide in 1928'today faced ministration’s housing program that ination for the Pennsylvania seat Jo- returns tiplicity of political' parties that tax issue seemed today to have overRoosevelt of leader F Guffey seph would be undesirable the plan “to my mind is the most the keenest opposition of his Pinchot went into the campaign shadowed personalities as the various forces in that state in the 1932 preMuch of the argument was flavored constructive thing that has been done convention activities was nominated pledged to support the Democratic campaigns went into the final stages political career in his quest for by the salty phrases of Senator Nor to the upper house of conin the past two years" " over Roland S Morris former am- president Reed as a critic of the On Friday the electorate lethargic ris (R Neb) who compared the Roosevelt program In the face of pleas for favor by gress Deane president of General Mo- - bassador to Japan electoral body to the fifth wheel ol The entire organization state ticket hundreds of candidates Nominated in yesterday’s New Jerswill select Roose- where the New In Jersey a wagon and said the ease with which -tors Holding corporation and tempowas nominated with Reed gtid Democratic nominees Republican ey- primary which featured the four insurance" of one Official A R N independent candidates could run ' ? also gjl forces rarily for jvas seats for triumphed thrder congressional cornered rce forthe Republican gubKean was Organization issue Senator Hamilton under his proposal would help to those who drafted the housing pro- renominated Kean now in the Democratic primary governor secretary of state and many ernatorial designation over the Republicans by and posal ‘'purify” the two major parties must campaign against Governor A bell Monmouth assemblyman Guffey stalwart Roosevelt leader lesser offices and will decide whether Democratic The G Blauvelt James 1 Senator Vandenberg (R MIchY Hoffman a S to He explained in detail the provisince the New Yorker firsLwas men- a state sales tax for elementary school Harry Moore considered the Demo- won by the victormargin in the Republican sion of the bill which would put' governor A Harry Moore was named tioned for the presidency won by a relief shall be added to the revenue of Pdrtland a state senator was pre- contended It would aerve to bring to cratic party’s forepost vote getter in emerged his candidate lor senatorial party conflict by a margin far greater than government guarantee behind 20 per tremendous vote over Roland S Mor- measures New Jersey dicted by observers however with this country “the vice of continental without opposition j ris ambassador to Japan during the Observers predicted a total vote of Sam H Brown Gervais Farmer and European politics— government ' by Kean yesterday piled up a 3 to 1 even his own supporters had expect- cent of private loans to repair and and business PHILADELPHIA ed homes modernize not more than 40 per cent of the reg- Frank Lonergan Portland attorney blocs and minorities" May 16 (IP)— Wilson administration margin of victory over former Ashouses Bolls Up Heavy Veto battle Both He was seconded by Senator Tesa his Impaired health for his Both Guffey and Morris ran pledged istration of both parties making it a five-wa- y semblyman James G Blauvelt of Blaming In Fraak C Walker defeat Gilford Pinchot Pennsylva- to support the “new deal" Brown and Lonergan are state sena- (R Ohio) “who said it would Governor Race Carrying all but four counties Hoff- The first witness Ridgewood an exponent of In crease the chances of national head of emergency presidential the Democratic slate headed a The total that of tors a utilities and foe by In the contest Wall man rolled up nia’s insurgent Republican governor surpassed n for the governorship elections into the house -: Nine Enter Primary — that of his three foes combined With council outlined the general ’purpose today admitted with a wan smile that Guffey likewise awept the state- - Street— on the Democratic side Charles H of representatives for settlement W Winfield Riefler of bill and ' the 50 districts but scattered the missing Moore Unopposed Martin a retired major general who Five Republicans and four The resolution would authorize di council economist and head of the Moore twice elected the state’s vote stood: For Hoffman 24503$ central statistical board testified on was elected to congress is opposed by the primary in hope of rect election of the president and of for Robert former Carey Judge in 1931 by the largWillis E Mahoney a young firebrand reaching the congressional post which vice president provide for election the section which would insure 80 est majority never accorded a gubernato- Jersey City 96935r for State Sena who got a job as grocery clerk when Martin is vacating of governmentally approved by 35 per cent of votes cast instead cent Essex of per G Wolber tor Joseph rial-candidate in the state—was he came to Oregon m 1931 from Tekoa the First congressional district of the present 50 per cent and make In issued construcnew on mortgages ' Emerson for Senator State end Wash? made a successful Whlriwindlcomprising'westerh unopposed Oregon Congress- it possible to nominate independent tion ' : Richards 52221 Political observefs pointing to excampaign for mayor of Klamath Falls man James W Mott was opposed for candidates for president - t said Riefler and Deane Both they incumbent congressmen— Moore’s vote in 1931 anticipated a Thirteen is now and for the governor’s the Republican on renomination Norris would not agree that e mul striving ten Republicans and three Demo- pected immediate results from the as an trust” chair e M vigorous campaign would be unfold- crats— Devers ticket by J “antipower attorney for tlpllcity of political parties would re who are hopeful of being re- modernization and repair phase of ed by Kean from now until’ Novemdate the state highway commission Three suit from his amendment 'Likewise the measure to also turned Washington emerged ber Kean a Republican of the old General Martin in Democrats filed lor the' nomination he would concede little good in the i as did four state is a s Heelings of Protestants congress from the representative order is an opponent of President victors yesterday Third (Portland) by that party are run dog The judge Alva H Pickins way present-partie3lLof as38 senators and state the Roosevelt while Moore is an ardent and the city attorney ruled a pup is Is Oregon district relinquished that post Congressman Walter M Pierce of “I think there’s enofcgh' bad that Vote renomi-natioReichs who to Fis§t Dissenting were seeking semblymen Opposed3" not and old months five a "new of to y deal” seek the until the was La within Grande Supporter his can be said of our present pup governorship unopposed — y — too Observers that On the Republican sldeone of the Democratic party for renomination system to take a jump in the dazlc expcted subject to the city dog license ordi’From Forbidden Poughkeepsie bishop Moore’s popularity would be 'of ad' nance The dog catcher H G Lewis five candidates for nomination as but will be opposed In the general and trust to God" he asserted retorted that a pup is a dog and that vantage to William L Dill of Pater- City Officials Wrangle governor was a West Point classmate election in November by either State “A party man? he told the senator Near Ilyde son nominated for governor yesterof Martin Ulysses Grant McAlexan-de- r Senator Jay H Upton of Bend or “sometimes gets into a rut because the minute one is born he should have BERLIN May 18 (A?—The lid was About Status of Pups a dog license tied on his neck also a retired major general who David F Graham of Vale Malheur his father and grandfather were In' day in his struggle with tHarold G activiHoffman young and dynamic state The dog catcher said he will keep Salt Lke Tribune-Chi- c "ft Trlhune Service clamped down tonight on the stopped the last German offensive on county Upton and Graham seek the it He gets so deep he can see the motor vehicle commissioner-Dil- l DENVER May 16 (IP) — A police on catching dogs even though the NEW YORK May 18— The tide has ties of Wuerttemberg protestants who the Marne Republican nomination for the Sec- sun only at noon and then tor a short had virtually no opposition judge the city attorney and the dog judge throws all his cases out of A close race between Rufus C Hol- ond congressional district which In- time He gets so narrow he can aleep ’ in their than more been opposi have been vigorous slightly running from the insurgent Theron McCamp- - catcher are at odds whether a pup court on a and like it" Chan- man state treasurer and Joe E Dunne cludes all of eastern Oregon to 1 In favor of approval of the Roose- tion to the administration of Hitler’s Ludwig cellor reichsbishop velt administration in the first re- Mueller turns to be tabulated in the Literary All meetings or discussion of church poll it was difficulties were forbidden and even Digest’s new nation-wid- e announced tonight business sessions of elders must be Arthur S Draper editor of the Lit- conducted under-- the observation of his said that publicaerary Digest political commission tion “by polling 15000000 voters The commissioners have orders to endeavor is throughout the country dissolve any meeting at which the expression elders deviate from business matters ing to get a nation-wid- e what the people think and discuss the church situation of opinion on of the acts and policies of the Roose The regulations werg the after-mat- h Owl You velt administration" of a convention of opposition The 6ne question on the ballot he protestants at Ulm on April 22 when said Is '“On the wholepdo you ap- representatives of states churches of prove or disapprove of the acts and Wuerttemberg Bavaria and other policies of the Roosevelt administra- groups denounced the reichsbishop’s tion?" administration as "evangelical pap“The first returns of the great Lit- acy” come in erary Digest poll have-jus- t Word was received here from SaxGraham McNamee broadcaster said ony that clergymen in the majority “and they favor President Roosevelt's of the Lutheran congregations there policies have declined to join the relch church “These first returns are only from headed "by Bishop Mueller residents of the following cities: Several Berlih pastors denied the Buffalo right to speak in their churches be “New York Brooklyn Rochester Newark cause of their opposition to the nazl Poughkeepsie Paterson Atlantic City and East setup are holding services in obscure v halls restaurants and other places Orange N J r “Forty thousand two hundred and ' nineteen votes have been received C RL Vn greatly enlarged i ABOVE: Modernistic and tabulated and here ’is how the Hardware and Automotive deChoice ingredients' of the spring steel I rams vote lines up so far in each city: Size Terrace' Chair Sin on the downstairs In used partments are refor comfortable highest quality No Yes floor urge yon to see for yourclining Wire mesh of 'drinks New Yorjc-- ' 14292 6923 the preparation LOTIOII back and ' 7232 self this amazing demonstration 7 7ZT 2972 Brooklyn served at Owl Soda Fountains seat Thursday Friday Saturday of values Buffalo 971 1635 Drop In for your favorite Rochester 1236 554 drink tastily and carefully 253 256 Poughkeepsie “There is the first dissenting vote prepared and it is from a neighboring city of Hyde Park the president's home 50£ 8ize town 601 Size s Yes No LADY ESTHER Newark 1220 540 SAL HEPATIC A Paterson- - 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