Show 2 C : THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE $Ije J&tli $ake ftfhtm?' Mod TrUmn rtrr UU moraine b th Sail PubiuhlM Company THIHS OP BUBSCRIPTIOH: 1 end Bundas mi month f) 10 SO and Bunder ana rear iTa ooort nut appl la Utah Idaho Nevada and wromlnt) Hwwlim la United Btatca Dalit and tl it Sunday cal month la on aalo la fha Trlbtma Btatea city la thi United portent ra may aeorrttln atenta la any dlf by teirahontns thia office The Tribune la a member at thi Aaao-clat- eu Pma Tba Aasoclaud Presa la f entitled to th UU lor renrodue-tio- a credited to of all newa dispatch It or aot etharwls credited la thia paper and alao tba local newa publlahed bereiu pin? txilr - entered it the poatofflea It 8 1 It Cltf aa caeond slaac uuu Thi Tribune Is a charter aieailet of Audit Bureau of Circulations Thi Trtbtmi Records Inc la a troop Bombay it Ua Media Pltaaerald Ini national Reynolda representative! Ollices: New York City 1 West 45 tb Street i Chlcaao 160 N Mich Oeneral Motor! Iran Are ! Detroit Bids i Ban Francisco M Sutter Street) Loi Ancelea 111 W Sth Btreet) Seattle Lloyd Bulidlnt MERRY-G6-ROUN- D — WASHINGTON— Gunfire is playing a prominent role in speeding the legislative wheels this session It waB the outlaw shooting Irons of the fugitive John Dillinger that yanked the crime prevention bills of the justice department out of the secretly hostile house judiciary committee and gent them skyrocketing to en- ing for a compact statement of tha reasons for opposing it a declaration of basic principles to serve a a contrast actment A few days ago It was the rattle of death dealing rifle fire against strikers In the streets to Toledo that performed the same function for the Wagner labor disputes bill A wavering White House and an equally lackadaisical senate labor committee suddenly were galvanizec into action For months tha biU under furloa attack by employers had lam dor mant in the committee Nothing thr its hard fighting sponsor Senatoi to make the issue clear and give the people op--p o r t u nity to e h o o s e between two con-- 1 something 1934 Wisdom Better Than Gold learned and Sagacious ruler of ancient Israel who was t f a f ting phi-to have been the richest as well as the wisest man of 1 o a o jy Scores pofh ipera' ns hia time made an estimate of the relative value of these jy sons and and exclaimed: Sullivan ganUation “How much better la it to get wisdom than gold!" have been grouping toward some He advised hia household and subjects repeatedly' in the such platform Most of those making the effort are in the world of OOQ unimpaired maxims preserved in the pages of the Old Testa politics or of thought about govcould he found wherever seek whenever to it gnd learning njent ernment and public affair At a time when these have been JTjoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge” he said "Get wisdom get understanding forget it not wisdom is the principal unsuccessfully busy It Is interesting and significant that an ade‘thing therefore get wisdom and with all thy getting get unquate partial statement of the derstanding" fundamental principle opposed to J While the terms "knowledge” and wisdom” are considered the new deal should come from the world of physics from Dr interchangeable and both are erroneously used as synonyms for Robert A Millikan Nobel prize difference of decided shades is a there are Knowledge learning winner and head of the Califorclear perception of a fact or a truth and may be acquired by nia Institute of Technology Dr Millikan had been asked to say experience or observation Wisdom is knowledge cou- something appropriate to the Cenpjed with the capacity to make advantageous use thereof it partury of Progress exposition et takes of the qualities of judgment discretion and'sagacity Cow-p- er Chicago something for a Conference which was considering a has said: "preview of Industrial progress J "Knowledge and wisdom far from being one In the next century" Dr Mill!- ' Have oft times no connexion Knowledge dwells kan said: In heads replete with thoughts of other men "The progress of civilization Wisdom in minds attentive to their own” consists merely in the multiplicaI This is the season in which most temples of learning are clos tion and refinement of human wants Leave the human spirit ing for the year and vacation offers a change of occupation and tree for the development of aci- vir®nmni--yusiHjt-welcomed instructors and alike pupils by ence and education and no For those who have completed the course of study they had in bounds can be set to the possible fullness of the life of the average view it is the "commencement” of real life—the beginning of an citizen of the United States In the ofdeal of facing the world and submitting to those acid tests by coming century But destroy the which competition and necessity assay the native metal beneath freedom of that spirit either by tha blight of another world war the polish or by the more Invidious blight Boys and girls have been sent to school for many reasons I of What Herbert Spencer called -c$ief of which is to gain knowkdgadeslgnedjtQjarQyebenef icial nming i?ufry—ton muchstatism— and the dream may be tq themselves to their respective circles to mankind - In remote spoiled” esas education was considered a social requirement of "the rich and well bom” It was prized as a mark of class distinctionvLong Philosophy Held ' after a "common school education” was -- — recognized as a necessary Political - Axiom ' In that brief compact thought equipment for successful and useful citizenship academies colfrom great scholar art at least leges and universities were regarded as fashionable institutions four phrases which belong not in which "brickbats went polished and diamonds dimmed" exclusively in the world of phiIn comparatively recent but more prosperous days a higher losophy but equally in tha world of present-daeducation was loqked upon as a stepping stone to the man’s propolitics Dr Millikan’s "fullness of the fessional career and the woman’s opportunity to acquire a huslife of the average citizen” can be band But intermittent rumblings of a threatened economic up? compared with the new deal sloheaval hanged the outlook Mechanical inventions keen comgan "a fuller life” sometimes expressed as "tha more abundant petition in the markets and a marked increase in population life” Perhaps I should say the a demand cheated for technical knowledge and skill in almost two phrases should be contrasted rather than compared While the eyery line of industry from aerial navigation to agriculture words are similar the meanings i Since the depression tightened the family purse strings in are opposed The new dealers Most American homes thus limiting opportunities botl for eduwould achieve the "more abundant life” by repression of indication and for subseqi-- f employment students have shown in- vidualism Dr Millikan says the interest in the practical aspects of acquired knowledge "fullness of the life of the average Seasing ecorw matters political regarded citUen" is to be attained by “lcav-ln-g few years ago are' seriously considered by the youth of the pres-- ‘ the human spirit free” In the same contrasting maneht day They now look upon a collegiate training aann earnest ner the new' dealera work toward preparation for the serious business of making a living a greater "statism” while Dr Millikan and alao Herbert Spencer I Some 2000000 young men and women reach the fork of the reads every year where they must return home to live on their' tay that "statUm” la "the coming slavery” Again the new dealera parents of file past the recruiting stations of industry and aeek wish to repress that individualism chllstment in the ranks of wage earners Some have completed which through various methods commercial courses others have taken professional degrees and of expansion including advertising would multiply human wants (iU others have no particular vocation in view and multiply the ways of supplyis a serious situation It for for those who many especially i ing them Dr Millikan on the exhausted their financial resources in obtaining an education other hand says that the progress in final the Hut of civilization consists precisely ± analysis with the sifting out of the fittest for sur“In the multiplication of human' vival it will be found that the man or woman who has specialized Wants” iq some useful branch of learning particularly when a 'natural In short If Dr Millikan la right ' or has been talent then the new deal la a reversion bpnt developed will be most apt to find emof progress a perversion of civi' ployment and to succeed lization "Give instruction to a Wise man and he will be yet wiser In attempting to explain soma 1 slid the maker of proverbs Certain children of Israel accord- of the fundamental princlplta underlying the new deal philosophy ing to Daniel '"possessed knowledge and skill In all learning and one feels Ilka exclaiming "believe wisdom” and found favor with the king “And in all matters of It or not” The great difficulty wisdom and understanding that the king enquired of them he about making the new deal underfound them ten times better than all that were in all his realm” standable to the public la tha nat- ural hesitancy of everybody ter who to out are Tjiose conquer the world would do well to starting believe the Incredible Yet the inkpep in mind the words of Solomon: "With all thy getting get credible la just what la happening - -- - — —— -T understanding” - rnC DREWS PEARSON and ROBERT By WASHINGTON and all sorts of critics Of the new deal have been look- Porelan bureau! of Information of Thi an: No 1 Rue Scribe Parta Prance: US Pall Mall London Enrland: I Dnter Den Linden Berlin Oermanyi Exceletor BouL Roma Daly WASHINGTON The WEEKLY June' TUbun Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning June 3 The Unwelcome Fledgling ’Affairs In The' Nation — By MARK SULLIVAN 3 1934 -- pos-sssib- rk -- ALLEN S Bob Wagner could do forced action on It Then with strike and threat of strikes popping all over the country toe need for s labor board became singularly clear to officialdom should President Roosevelt said (t be passed Previously indifferent floor leaders joined in the chorus Senator David I Massachusetts’ Walsh chairman of the labor committee hurriedly convened the body — a bill was proo and— duced Clothes and the Man caustic Clarence Shaggy-haireDarrow has become a famous figure around Washington these day And hia tall powerful figure draped in is jaggy trousers and sagging coat recognized everywhere Recently a friend noting the fapresto-chang- d (Continued on Tollowlns Pasel W ghip to All Point! in Utah Idaho and Nevada ' Fbdne Wasatch ALL WEEK SPECIALS— BEGINNING MONDAY ' cae wbi ftri jmimimia ’ - The Age of Confidence ! drivers carry a heavy responsibility In the traffic of Salt Lake county Investigations made by Sheriff Grant Young attribute a full 40 per cent of the accidents te driven between the ages of 18 and 22 years The range in a general way coven the period when youth is attempting to assert YOUTHFUL ids - cy By the same token it coven the ages when! Judgment lacks experience and' shuns advice The record itself denies the youthful boast of superior ability at the wheel and largely because ybuthfiil driven will take chances which added years and experi' ence would preclude Youthful test and recklessness suggest that It is Idle to preach t them about careful driving Sheriff Young suggests stricter accountability to the law and the atate He urges a wider Use of the provision of drivers’ license law He reasons that if young njen and women driven are denied for cause the right to drive they will be more careful One school on the Pacific coast has attempted to solve the youthful driver problem with a course in automobile driving The coune anticipates thorough and complete knowledge of the autoinobile and its power as the first requisite iq safe driving Many drivers adults as well as youths never acquire this knowledge which is the chief difference between driving oh paved roads and steel rails t I pi USSIAhas A Secretary of Moisture - been experimenting also The institute for the of moisture and the precipitation of artificial rain ha been functioning for two years It was recently reported that the organization would be made a department of the government Home soviet genius with brain trust proclivities conceived the i$ea of making clouds with compounds of chemical regulating temperatures to produce high and low atmospheric pressures and moving the Showers around as needed It is a worthy undertaking and if a successful demonstration ebuld be made' the formula could be sold to the farmers and gardeners of this and other drouth stricken lands No definite reports as to favorable results have been received as yet which may be due to the desire of Russia to control the grain market Should the rain maker be made a member of the soviet cabinet there is some reason for apprehension that frequent changes may be iftade in the personnel of the department' Russia may not be as IUect with its intellectuals as some governments seem to be — - “Starting Industry ’I"' Crime Under N R A for United Patrons Monday Mora- ine- AND THIY ARK SOME MELONS) FANCY KLONDIKE! WITH RICH DEEP RED CENTERS AND BLACK SEEDS AND BWEETt SWEET AS BUOAKt Lat’s 11 join in a good Watermalon Duet Melon 13-Pou- Mdon 33c From Sandpit Free Coinage of Silver gild refined gold to paint Rules 20c Green Lima Beans Sunklat— No AQ A'®' — - Pineapple-Juic- e Urged by Contributor t the Editor Tribune: The United States cannot exist under its vassal moneTo throw perfume on the violet' To smooth the ice or add another tary system with $7755000800 pf hua hoarded gold in its national trlhsury Unto the rainbow or with taper-ligh- t To aeek the beauteous eye of heaven dedicated ’under Mosaic law to: the exclusive use of foreign international to garnish ‘ la wasteful and ridiculous and preferred interests r —Shakespeare Our nation’s gold la represented by Jackson' hole wyoX£i Vna $4586500000 to gold certificates Held' Mfa'B4nson: came to the ranch for as reserves by the federal reserve system $2000000000 of gold to stabilize lunch after whieh they took Ua for currency in foreign lands and the relong motor trip to Jenny’s Jack maining $1169500000 held in sacred vaults for worship by Abraham Isaac son and Two Ocean lakes-- At and Jacob Jenny’s lake whose crystal la controlled by the Our clear water nestle at the foot of the federal currency reserve system and its mem awe inspiring Grand Tetona I met ber banka Their note charged to Harrison R Crandall the artist who circulation are $3500000000 and with Immortalizes on canvas and photo- these notes and billions of extended credits they control the economic and graphic film the scenic grandeur of financial destiny of every citizen bethat section We stared at each other neath the American flag for a moment or two each endeavorAs a relief silver is the only money ing to remember where we had met that can be depended upon for indusbefore “You come up here quite trial use Its small denomination keeps often don’t you!” said Crandall "1 it In continual circulation and gives hope to In the future” I replied "but it many tunes greater purchasing this la my first visit” More turning power than currency It is the1 most back of tha leaves of memory until durable and best circulating medium we recalled that 17 years ago we to our monetary system were both residents of Nampa Idaho Our silver Is not earmarked for forA few momenta of reminiscing and eign exchange or depreciated to favor wa were on our way again of international Interests abroad it remains at home moves in As we aped along the highway the channels of commerce rapidly and trade through the thick woods It was easy and never depreciates in value Its to tell where the forestry service left baptism in water its cremation in off and the” national parka admlnls fire creates ho loss for the people: it tration took hold In the national for- can be recoined and again enter the ests I noticed that ln the thick stands avenues of trade of Umber the heavy growth of underThe United States should open our brush remained where nature had mints to the tree and unlimited coinplaced it In the parka tha "experts" age of silver make a new declaration had cleaned out the underbrush with of monetary independence against tha result that with each high wind nations compel internationalists scores of magnificent trees were up- us mg a dollar sign as a flag to adopt rooted Closely grown in tha shallow a new country and befort leaving resoil the root growth was Insufficient store the constitutional rights of the to withstand tha buffeUng of the United States to tha American people winds with the undergrowth support EDMUNDS JE So much lor the "tidying up" gone instinct of man! Present Era Branded my Letter limited to S00 Varda X on one ildi o I tbi () Writ! ! onln writ! leiiblr 1 (a)piper racial md partisan diuua-tion- a barradi (b) personal asper4 (a) Writers sions not desired must sisn true names and residenS Poetical contributtial addresses 1 Views ions are not considered are expressed In this department those of tha contributors and do cot necessarily redact the views of T Tha Tribune Tba department :annol be used as an advertising X The Forum does not medium court mors than one contribution l week from the same author 4 Writers must tin true names and residential addresses Only true bams can be published 1 '4 tor-eig- In several codes of N R A is a provision which makes it a crime for a new man to atart in tha in- duatry covered by the code or for ’one already in tha industry to expand hia plant How many of the codea contain this provision I do pot know There are hundreds of codes and I doubt if any ona perTha banks of the spillway below son has carefully surveyed all of the dam at Jackson lake were lined them— I am pretty sure that not with fishermen After crossing the even General Johnson has But I bridge wp passed by tha former town am informed by one who has ex of Moran which I mistook for a conamlned several of the codes that struction camp and took a rough ' at least four of them— the textile winding and little used trail out code the lumber code the glass through some willow swamps The manufacturing code and tha car- -' purpose of our detour was evident code—contain proviwhen as wa rounded a sharp turn sions to thia effect no person in wa saw a moose calf staring at us the industry shall enlarge his in startled amazement We stopped and stared back Then with a displant without getting the consent of the code authority which dainful snort he ambled off Into the means getting the consent both of willows Talk about thrills! I’d never the government and of all those seen a moose in a zoo let alone teealready In the Industry If a cot ' ing one in its native habitat not 50 ton manufacturer for example yards from a highway adds ona additional loom to hia Up and up wa climbed until we plant he Is guilty of a misdemeanor subject to summons to the came to the shores qf "Two Ocean” lake so named I was told because criminal courts and punishable at high water one outlet flows by e fine The provision applies also of course to persons not now toward the Pacific ocean and another toward the Atlantic Tba sloptj in the industry Any individual’ were thick with columbine and trying to "break in” who should and th bracing air redolent set up a new plant or even one with the scent of pine spruce and loom would be subject to the balsam Then the practical aide of same provision of the code my nature asserted itself We had - This Idea did not come solely from the new dealers It comes in ( feasted lor hours on the beauties of nature so I interrupted the ecstatic large part from and is agreeable to existing business It is an at- - “Ahs!" end "Wellwellsr by saying tempt on the part of existing busi- - "When do wa eat?” ’ i -- ness to preserve —the—valuea of We slopped at tha "Mae-Lolodged their existing plants to shut out its late compeUtion to discourage new bequeathed by where owner to the orphan asylum be was raised men or new corporation! from enThe caretaker W C (Slim) Law— tering the industry rence showed us through the place Codes Would Have — otg of the moat ornate and unusual of its kind in the world Mr Lawrence Banned Auto Industry has a remarkable bollection of flint arrowheads which ha found along the Suppose this idea had been in -- effecLauppose we had had thesel shores of the lake evidently the site codea in iet ua say the year 1883 of some great Indian battle His colwhich was the tune of the last lection of modern and ancient firw great depression preceding jthe arms is one that would make Chief ’ (Continued ia follow las fui) Payne envious " bon-blac- k moon-flowe- -- u i t f“ rs As Worst in History Editor Tribune: It is no exaggeration to say that our aga ia the worst age that the world has ever known Crinto and wickedness are rapidly choking out all wholesome growths of virtue justice and righteousness Men are no longer goodTtfSr'do they desire to be good They even mock at goodness "The just upright man la laughed to acorn” Bad as crime ia crime la not our worst evil Something worse than crime afflicts us and that is the general lack of principle the general moral corruption and depravity that permeates ell classes of society and that cannot bt punished by police power There la much talk about crime but little can be done to check the course of erime untiL a Hercules comes to make a thorough cleaning of tha Augean stables of accumulated moral filth Crime cannot flourish in a clean righteous society The ' general un cleanliness of society breeds criminals just as an unclean house breeds vermin Instead of a Roosevelt who la en gaged merely in the task of getting work for those who ought to get work for themselves the times call for a Martin Luther or a St Francis of Assisi who will bring back to men the knowledge of a God who loves good and hates evjl The state cannot teach men thia knowledge Neither can the present church We need a new prophet and a new church Unless we return to the virtues Campbell’s New Soups “'crBr::42c 13c Juice SUver Ni- pCana— S fo No Jacob’s Fancy Sliced— oz Can 17c ORANGE 'JUICE Shaver's No I Cana— 19c SNOKAP PEAS Garden Freeh — Although the depression has generated a 40 per cent Increase in toe demand for books incomes of libraries have shrunk 34 per cent toe state library association of California revealed More then $10000000 is to be spent on railway to England this year No 30o Black Raspberries Faradell— No g Cana— 18c BEEF STEW Very Taity— Tall Cant— "JQq 3 llc73 Perfected 24-L- BAG B 48-LB- 93c years of loaning money we have never offered money at such a low rate of Interest Now ia the time ' to build your new- - home or apartment while building lots are so cheap Help labor promote ihe progress of Salt Lake and benefit : yourself hy borr owing now - Halloran-Judg- e Trust Company S189 35e CHICKEN "AND A Meal for 4 8 ankle t—Tall Cans— Of r 12c Oil SARDINES Of n- 60o Mushroom or CATSUP Walnut CTa Croasa A Blackwell's Jar S 14-- 35c Jumbo Ripe Olives AQa AiafX- Extra Large Queen Glfford’i— TaU Cana 22c 50c 35o ANCHOVY PASTE OLIVES Larg FerndeU— OQa Tab J Ca J4 oi 3 Cans 25c Fillet ANCHOVIES Caper Stuffed— fickled WALNUTS 'Crosae A Blackwell’s Sj4-Jar -- Bunkist— “a Jar la-- os 49c 40c Kippered Herring JO Crosse A Blackwell’s asC for Croaia A Black waU’s 29 48o CHOW CHOW 25c Red Alaska Salmon 8 Ja- r- NOODLES-La- rge Special JOa' Jar z UH-o- WHITE KING 27c LARGE PACKAGE SAVE BT USING THE WHITE KING HANDY DISPENSER Y 3c Value for 1— Me Dispenser' 1 Small Pkg White King V OOa 3 Mission BeU Soap J MATCHES 15c CORN FLAKES 8 tor Carton of 07a Large Pkg— Kellogg’ 15c ALL BRAN Hardwood— 8 Pkgt Kellogg's— 8 Pkgt ' DOG FOOD 15c RICE KRISPIES Calo or Mankind— Cans 3 KeUou’t— pkfte 64 f REX LYE Skinner'i MACARONI LUX TOILET SOAP 04s Macaroni Spaghetti Pkgt 17C X Can PRODUCTS 8 Boxes Larg TOOTH PICKS " 44a Purity—O an- Trash 8 lto 67c 10 Bars 23c ChdROX IQse AalC t ' 10c MEL’O Water Softener— 3 rwA A 4C Cans WELCH GRAPE JUICE DeUcloua— Vitamin Rich— Energizing— Slenderising ' 25c Pint Bottle! 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