Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 2 C been going around in bathing auits The urge on the part of the men of the court to appear as lifeguards ha been suppressed By whom’ Whom you suPP0ie’ ’You Senator from Sandpit' The Affairs in the Nation flje Jlalt fake Srilmitc mr mornlns by the 8it Uk Inbuna PublishUfn Company TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION Oafty and Sunday on month tflM 10 so Daily and Sunday one year (Thi above rates apply in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming ' Elsewhere in United Slates Sunday one month T pmwd ery Readportant city in the United States ers may ascertain taenia is any cliy by telephoning this office The Tribune is a member of the Press The Associated Press is ex elusive entitled to the use for reproduction of all news dispatches crediid to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein 2 Enured Lake At City tfte po'itoffic it Salt as second class matter is a chatter member of the t Bu re a u of C trail a lions The Tribune And of Media The Tribune is a member Inc croup Record Reynolds - FHrrerald Ini nsllohai Nrw York City Office representatlc Rireet Ohiraro 3fift N Micb ftetAve45th Detroit 7 269 General Motors inn Si Sutter Street Francisco San BUS es in vs 8th Street Seattle Ins An Lined Biiudinc of The Fi'fiui bureausNo of1 informatinn Hie Scribe Pans Tribur e are France 1 2 Pall Mall london England tlnter Pen Linden Berlin Germany Excelsior Hotel Rome Italy 5 1934 the mote that is in thy brother’s eye buf the beam that is in thine own eje’” Such a perceivest The Caucasian be almost everv fault-findputJto questiqn might THY behold est thou 'll Yf not effective methods of eliminating tfusybodies It is a great indoor sport sometime's piaiticecf nut of doors An inclination to retotte opr the but not always in the open misfortunes of others to ery oer our own afflictions to rise and shine by stepping on some dftf) eKe are pnmaiy manifestations of man’s boasted superiority ovbf associate animals When descendants of Noah were caught plotting and mischu on the plain of Shinar they were confounded w ith a med-le- y of tongues It put an end to their carping over the results of the flood the crudity of the ark and the futility of the rainbow as a protection from future inundations When they could no longer grumble and gossip people separated a'nd scattered over the face of the earth But eventually thev formed new groups compiled vocabularies and talked about their neighbors their leaders their teachers and servants Learning each other’s dialects conversaa tion took wider range Later descendants! Noah formed factions creeds parties cliques and clubs each of which erected its own tiny tower of Babel from which members may look down on their fellows and comment on their conduct Of such were the Pharisees who considered themselves better than the rest of mankind There were and aie also those who abandon their towers of sanctity and superiority as Paul said to Timothy “wandering about from house to house— tattlers and ” busybodies speaking things which they ought not Civilization through education and religion has had refining Influences on the race eliminating many of the cruder expressions of man’s innate intolerance and Ineradicable brutality He no longer laughs at the afflictions of others nor tortures weakness to show his authority But he still comments ort mistakes sneers at congenital frailty criticises without excuse condemns without a hearing and punishes indirectly with a ludicrous pretense of righteousness "Thou hypocrite” said Jesus “casLfrrst the beam out of thine mote that 'byS find'TKefrsitiait Thou-se- e dearly is In thy brother’s eye" Christ was not merely preaching to the Pharisees accompanying the people from “the sea coasts of Tyre and Sidon which came tj hear him" He was talking to the men and womln of all lands and all time His advice is just as good and as applicable today as when it was first uttered Modern lawgivers admonish litigants to enter court with clean hands of the If the average man or woman would put in time correcting his own faults that he wastes in trying to reform others the world would rapidly improve in both morals and manners But advice cannot be worded td’Tiflng about any immediate change in this particular It will take years of constant j —endeavorto make headway generations-of-pleadi- n g nd ’ and fault- against this almost universal habit of finding Those who know the least often assume to know the most They haveninbounded Confidence in their ability to conduct a bank better than bankers to run a store better than the owner to manage the government better than its officials can do it Since banks business houses governments depend on public favor and patronage they must put up with criticisms and Suggestions But the persistent fault-findthe tattler and busybody to whom Paul referred the “whisperers who separate friends" against whom Solomon warned us concern themselves with pri- -' vate matters which are none of their business and “wander from house to house speaking things which they should not" As the ' Lord said to'the children of Israel: “Thou shalt' not go up and among thy people! (down is a We all should remember what ©irist said to the rabble: “He that is without sin among you let him first cast a stone at her" i -- th tale-bean- er tale-bear- Dora who is following the tiouble True politenevi ls perfect ease and’local man said to her husband Vienna and doing some collateral By MARK SULLIVAN fieedom It simplv con-ut- s in treat don t have ary dew on the gra-s- s ml L B Shettlesw orth w as show mg a the spoil pages thinks a lov’e now do as to we here others be the mut you? ng just yon mornings dent of the (omt prospert a life insurance folder en Court i and NRA —Chesterfield a t treated be alei Thatlputsch is Oerqianjnlf iiroke yourself "One thing" said E T periling m titled "What the Worst Thing N R A and the rfM Of the new WASHINGTON Aug 4 One Man a Inei to Married Can Happen NOTES ON THE CUFF making oap box speaking of the newfangled tram y8p grad dee1 ran onlv yuivive bv one of of the of the pregnant 110 miles per hour thev re prospect shook his head and ?aid that goes is prOgres- be DEPARTMENT lo h One vbuld two vav Ruia to adly "Brother it has already Hapy Pe to for be harder motorists to experience through which Amn going subservient make the cour's boxes tftere A muc ning Public hold pened" (Where there are oap f fa It the o that being Ihe goveinmint The Singe! generally sings be must soap n the decrees i Oiirlm led ran tourls would Of persona! and private thing I into see R C Hill the Who can remember back when w? of N R A merelv because N R A And prints and tells his past for gold otherdropped ' I d Who’ll be Mated Ihu' "Churchi Mrchip m a dollar toward a to Hill read to used see dav like occasionallj s a brant if of the government ’ Burns Its if I I to the Mortgage’ 1 he ivpe of oi said in response may?” gold watch for a European diplomat The other possible wav for N Whatever I mav here disclaim -form zf stenographer of prettv to have would R be A to survive ringj Huda ganiation that one of who abstains from vw ar in any The very clever folk I sing to glance "Weil I don t know-sJasor lety toward 21 yeais? it become a k nd of state within for out is finds Will most indubitably ding to a the first girt things to see him about golf "Did you Come which the state a kind of fraternity Their pet delusion just the same or fish’” that neither fish nor boy friends can ‘ North New Deal making and enforcing its rules be caught unless you havfe a good (Copyright 1934 by the —Kipling cannot points American Newspaper Alliance Inc) without regard to the courts S V R Gros says a pedestrian is line I thought of Kipling’s line “Oh East a tome about the government Churches in man whose son is home from colAs early as 1824 a colony of neis East and West is West etc’’ the except by getCannabis' indicia an Indian hemp America have some such status lege Joe" enjoyed of rid the other when a ting as this making and eflforcing night is known in East India as bhang lfi groes managed by “Free lady from Washn d e p e n canon laws without regard" ington D C who more than 20 years During the hot spell some of the Mexico as marijuana and in Arabia complete freedom only 12 miles from thcr of the the Memphis slave market ago came out here as the bride of a young ladies of Economy court have and the United States as hashish to the ordinary laws passed tby 0 u r t s— by congress making t h e N R A is developing in this dlmu Us a meie mtion just rlfiw The tendency 4 ttstTHwrrMWrttlaik Sullivan n n e n t K( (ise Fort the tlhnited puipose of with the function of (airvirig the present article ’the Harrimaq Wo Skip to All PointjL-iUtah Idaho and Nevada out the wall of the government In Mill ( asec an be stated thus Bcrause most Ainemans take the N R A statute passed by conthe independence of the r&urts gress is a labor danse requiring for gantefl like other farryliar that emploves esha1l have the Amt in an instmtions thev do riot and bargain right to organize A11 kinds including the ’’ of wliat the giasp independent This is all the law New -Soups— v" cmdar means nor Uac4 ’ that u involved in the Harriman judicial CRFAM OF MUSHROOM Ihe difference between the status Mills case If the Harriman Mills of the courts in Atneriran and NOODLE with CHICKEN Phone did not violate that law they vio322- Inglish law and then status in lated no law Wasatch Cans 3 324 other countries Stated vei v FREE CITY DELIVERY COO Main Claim and the loughlv only partially Employes independence of American courts Law Violation lies in the fact that in the eves of the court c Rome of the emploves thought weighs just as much as the Harriman Mills had violated this In anv Ameuian government Priies are at their lowest now You will say by buying at the United law Complaint was made to N court tnal with a citizen on'one We can ofler such splendid values on HIGH QUALITY FOODS because we R A Admirrtstrator General Hugh side and the government on the have bought our merchandise right High average salea make United Service available to you at no extra coit Johnson General Johnson asked HEWLETT’S FANCY other the court is perfectly free of the SUGAR CREAMER the chief to tieat the two parties as having PRESERVES Woods Cross or Kaysville United States Attorney General TAHATAFO equal weight I Large 2's can How independent of the govCummings to piosecute the HarHighest quality $ cans 60c riman Mills for ciime Attorney ernment the American couits aie The finest J'eneial Cummings replied that fiee to be is illustrated by a grown fruits the evidence did not show a PREMIUM HAMS lb A blanch case in Baltjmme and berries and of the law General Johnof the government N R A underNOTHsugar son thereupon collected more evitook to deprive a clothing manu10-lh ING ELSE SUGAR dence and turned it over to the No pre s e r v t s facturer of the right to use a could be purer attorney general The attorney symbol the blue eagle in its — or more delabels The ment of this congeneral again said there was no licious no the law of violation crime matter not does The troversy was chief law the then Here a was it with is lawsuit point officer of the government saying the government on one aide and The Chicken of the Sea that so far as the evidence on Mall othci side a group of citiBetty Crocker 3 18c VYsize cans 12c Vi size cans showedl the Hairiman Mills had Minneapolis zens violated no law If they had vioIn this Setup it did not cost the 15 lated no law they should obcourt Fedeial District Judge Wila second's liam C Coleman viously be free to pursue their business in peace Nevertheless thodgbt to decide in favor of the per dozen per dozen General Hugh Johnson proceed--edtcitizens Not only that Judge FANCY HALVES cans d 3 Mna 47 do what he call “passing -Coteman gcwe- aMolding pound r r sentence of economic death " He to the government's lawyer He for took the blue eagle away from charged them with “evasion and them pettifogging" and declared that PURITY CRACKERS “the government authoritiea will WHITE KING Taking away the blue eagle Sledge brand— 19c tall cans was economic death for the SALTINE WAFERS— not get ftom the court any OQgs 63 SALMON McGOWAN’S KisH reasonb President Roosepkg in the sort of tactic GRANULATED cans size 23c No velt has decieed by executive which have been pievalent heie Graham Crackers " order that all concerns all 16 KIPPERED SNACKS today Crisp Ereh states cities government contrac— Sc lunch size Norwegian Could Not Happen tors or private industries which 27 SARDINES BOOTH’S have borrowed or otherwise reFlakes In Many Countries oval cans Tomato or Mustard--largceived money from the governThis could not possibly happen ment shall buy their supplies 69 CLAMS MINCED Package only from concerns having the In Italy or Germany or Russia Pioneer brand— 25c cans the order blue this By Butter Crackers eagle 25 It could not happen in those VIENNA SAUSAGE - possible btismes 4ha4r- may —be— Pound— t7 TtkTcans Veribest— Armour's countries even in normal time done by a fnm not having the Package 12 before Germany became nazi blue eagle irf so limited that the DEVILED iEAT firm cannot carry on Fully half Italy fascist or Russia commuArmour’s Vertbest nist It could hardly happen in the business now being done in FRESH PEAS CANNED America is carried on partly or MINT CIIEWS or any country except where the Sunkist—lie cans 'Wholly English conception of law exists directly or indirectly CHEWS MOLASSES 42 That it could always happen in with federal government money BARNES BEST PEAS Quality— 30e OOv America has always been a matAll such business is forbidden fresh tender garden Big AO Pound to buy from or patronize any ter of pride with us and of esBEANS GREEN WHOLE SNOKAP teem for the system of law that concern that does not have the Small tender strlnglesa —21c cans has come to us from 'England For example the blue eagle WYATIDOTTE If we wish to save the indepen COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN iConttmied on Following Panel Fancy Baby Stuart tji -- su-t- a j Sauerny e the or-t- “Tattlers and Busybodies” one-ten- the Record Off hf 2 Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning August AUGUST 5 1934 i -' j c a Campbell's SOUPS BUY FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES NOW AT SUMMER PRICES! 27c Chocolate Syrup 12c r 35 " SWIFT’S n SS mountain 24V2c - 59c paper bag WHITE STAR TUNA Jar 31c Jars 89c VHEATIES I:’ 23c Iz Baker’s Premium Chocolate q -- 2 - 1” ’1 qgSfb 32 41c 7 Shelled Pecans 3 59c 2-l- 29c e 15c — - - Baker’s Premium Coconut 16c SKINNER’S The WEEKLY WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUN- SPAGHETTI By Ingenuity Among Criminals 49 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 25 BARTLETT 69 Dainty mix— 19c tall cans Florida Gold— 9c tall cans D Macaroni Noodles er ' By FRUIT COCKTAIL DREW PEARSON and ROBERT DftEW PEARSON and ROBERT S ALLEN down upon them S ALLEN 9 When the chief executive returning tried to shoo her away she kept him treading as a class are enterprising laws in to no They study is grass water while she explained that when allowing Big business CRIMINALS evade the penalties They keep track of inventions grow under its feet in preparing for she got her interview he could have connext his raiment and acquire the latest models in implements of warfare" They the epochal battle nfinthethe NRA No empty barrel floated downgress over the fate become experts in driving automobiles and piloting planes They It has too much at stake to take any stream to relieve the president ere able to buy arms ammunition gas bombs and machine guns chances Anne Royal got whatshe wanted The industrial barons do not want For a long time they have been rubbing off whorls and lines from Serious Rift to see the Blue Eagle junked It has There Is nothing trivial abouf the their thumbs and fingers Now they are resorting to plastic sur- -' jertam Important attributes they are rift within the NR’A over the gery to change the expression and appearance of their faces extremely eager to have retained Harriman Hosiery mills Chief of these is the provision set- ease In making an effort to outguess the criminal and suppress his anti-trif law aside the ting It m a senous fight activities society has its work cut out Courage and vigilance are do want to "reorient” the Labor deadly But members of the recovery oressential but it bas become necessary to educate equip and assist NRA they ganization are after the scalp of As' officers of the law in many ways heretofore ignored What they are after is the elimina- sistant The glamor Field Administrator A R is of This control tion - Of heroism should be government wealthy former General Mostripped from the record of every malefacwhat they mean when they talk about Glaney tors vice president who restored the tor Robin Hood romances should be eliminated from public li"industrial self government" Blue Eagle in a secret braries Publishers are in a position to give the greatest aid in The fighting front of this movement company's agreement affair no The be will plan trifling this direction Crime should be depicted as cruel wicked danger The laborites are also none too made up is to mobilize a super-lobbto Lieutenant Colonel ous and demoralizing Instead of escapades of criminal being friendly of the Big Berthas of business and InexGeorge Lynch the read with something of a thrill they should be perused with dis- -' dustry ecutive wham Johnson left m charge ' comis the The of activity impetus gust of the N R A when he went vacationing from three quarters all interrel- ing the Glaney The sale of firearms and explosives ought to be as restricted d ated— the V S Chamber bf deal of ‘deadly poisonur- It should be mada unlawful for 1bG Wait tonal Manufacture After a violent protest" from'The any person to have such things in His possession except with the association and the Business Advisory labor group Johnson ordered the Council and Planning written permission 'of duly constituted authorities To prevent bird withdrawn again unless the They era eapable ut a real- - drive ftttir Operator ’ atfceprthfe such articles from falling into Improper hands (hey should be terms which Thumbs Down On Huey settlement original for checking from time to time If the public would go A crowd of sat in the Glaney brushed aside in arranging about the suppression of crime as industriously and as intelliof the Demociatic National his peace pact Committee gently as the criminal works to perpetrate evil and evade-- capThey had heard of new This victory soothed the laborites ture considerable progress might be made jobs available under the housing act ruffled feelings somewhat But they still have their hatchets out for ' were flocking to get them One aspirant from Louisiana stiook Clancy a letter of i ecommendation In his Privately they contend that with his pronounced prolndusti lalist viewCALLING attention to the fact that “destiny may hinge upon hand Vigorously he protested' the decision of J S Dawson aid to Emil point Glaney is a misnomer as a “ taprldous tlfctamstanceuthe Portland Oregonian parallels the Hurjs who hi torn is aide to Jim ranking compliance officer hold that he should be supplanted by an imparpersonal views of John W Davis Democracy’s unsuccessful can-- "! Farley tial appointee do man” “It anv won’t good’mv In 1924 and those of Franklin D Roosedidate for the presidency Dawson Then ha turned to Johnson's telegraphic order to jerk replied he' Harriman1' eagle was the direct velt the successful aspirant in 1932 the assembled crowd grim session of the N R A Had Roosevelt been nominated in 1924 ancj Davis in 1932 If you want a job here fou rpfct bord advisory from indorsement an py (labor bring esteemed fiur contemporary contends everything would now be Democratic senator or congressman! A F of L President Bill Green different talked vehemently at this meeting —except Huey Long ’ He announced that if the board did “In a word” it says “if Mr Davis had been the Democratic Presidential Swimming not go the limit in demanding a renoroined two year ago instead of Mr Roosqvelt his administraThough fond of swimming Presi- versal of Clancy’s agreement ft tion would have striven for recovery under the old order— which dent Roosevelt does not patronize the would mean the end of A F of L Potomac Mr Davis is not ready to disown" Perhaps he remembers cooperation with the N S A to John Quincy happened Secretary Perkins who was presWhile there may be "millions of voters" who supported Mr what Adams ent at the board's deliberations for Davis and may still admire him as one of the leading lawyers of Adams was fond of swimming daily the first time in many months agreed his time it is doubtful if they would follow him back to “the walked the mile from ’the White with the condemnation of Glaney old order" The President may make mistakes and may have to House to the river stripped and But she opposed dispatching an ultiin (Bathing suits had not matum to Johnson abandon many of the plans submitted for recovery but there is plunged been inveftted In 1825) She urged a more ladylike pro' a general and persistent feeling that a new era has begun which One day entered Anne Royal She cedure ‘demands new measures new efforts and new men In neither was interested in banks— not rlvei Her suggestion was that a plan be banks She had importuned the submitted to Johnson to undo party can the electorate be led coaxed or coerced back into the piesident at the White House without Glancy's work ‘old rut Like slavery it has passed into history Success She wanted to question him Her advice was followed only in It is a mistake based on misconception of hunjan intelligence on his banking policy He had part to see her The telegram that was sent to Johnpr misinterpretation of signs of the times for the leaders of either Mias Anne seized the president’s son and whtnbshe incidentally did political party to advocate a “return to 'the old order" clothes bundled them tip and at tcootinurt m PoUowlb rain dour-visage- d Packages 3 for 3 pkgs 27c Pure Concord GRAPE JUICE Pint Bottle 21c j 6 for S11S 39c Quart Bottle 6 for $232 Com-wette- DRIFTED SNOW BOMB ante-roo- PERFECTED FLOUR sub-Ihitt- ed 48-l- b Bog $189 Fresh Fruit SALAD With CHILI Z Cools Just add ter 19c — j GINGER ALE 29c DOG FOOD brooms Government Inspected Fit for Human Food blu-ja- y A Ask Us— FREE Bakery COOKIES fa 35c Wisconsin Brick-- Lb TSPICED SANI-FLLS- H LUSCH HAM Special 39c 28c 54c CHEESE - Pound Can Quart Jar Cans Return the ( labels for a beautiful durable leather leash 29c MILK SALAS DRESSING 53c " MALTED Miracle Whip 6 87C BROOMS Thompson’s Cboeolale Dozen month Special LIBERTY $12500 in CASH PRIZES DATE CALO $147 Guaranteed 27c In Ground Chocolate Pound Can 21c Case of Bottles 53c tall can O czzzzzrz 12 Qtiart Bottle Layer 23c Guittard’s Old Dutch CLICQUOT CLUB parts WaIce and Serve! 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