Show :4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE I c On The Record m r 0 t t ? c rr e Governor Landon’s criticism of went So for that matter is But that— if it is to relief administration rests upon retary Ickes 'be ameans of counteracting unem-Jte- n points They are as follows in times of depressio- ncensus has been taken and the'ls oyent not compatible with balancing the jNo administration does not even know budget at such times Also in er to function it would demand own problem (2) Relief money works should be planned that to build a used being up political £ls n Ration of crises and machine (3) The relief clients are fanned by a board of public ser- vants and engineers as divorced from politics as is the war college Could Be Started Then when it became apparent that unemployment was beginning these works already carefully -- which is a d temporary problem is planned could be put into as a permanent one (6) diate operation absorbing labor as comes on the market and before £The country is kept in the dark 1 s subject to paupers tests But gardlng the apportionjment of cx- md of action requires social fpenditures despite demands that the (7) Relief ’OKnnmg and the Republicans shy figures be published word One cannot devise works 4xnoney has been used for social ex- I116 klnd when the crisis U aiiperiments (8) The federal govcrn-lo- f ready upon us That is the reason lment has sabotaged the attempt of why Mr Ickes was forced to yield the Pennsylvania state senate to to Mr Hopkins and the boondog’ investigate (9) The cost of relief fis growing and doubled per case gles The reason why the cost of relief 1933 1935 between (10) Not and per case doubled between 1933 and enough goes to the relief clients too 1935 was that in May 1935 the adinuch to the “favored few” ministration shifted from home reLandon’s Dan lief which was cash and groceries The governor’ proposals for to work relief -- “which was wages rm are as follows: 1) Find out the and materials It costs about twice facts (2) Return relief to the states as much to put a man to work as with the states deciding what work it does to maintain him in Idleness The whole relief situation is a (relief projects if any shall be used (3) Federal grants in aid to the mess The public not on relief is providing they contribute a generally hostile without very defi(states "fair proportion of the funds” and nitely knowing why In spite of the (“qualify by complying with certain corps of press agents attached to Reasonable conditions” (4) All relief every branch relief agency the public is held to strict not "sold” And that Sifficials All who are engaged to be fact incertainly itself is a criticism of the elected on the basis of merit and relief methods For it depends upon "fitness (6) More aid to those seeking the public purse and it must have Jobs in private employment (7) Spe-cl- public sympathy But we will get I think nowhere by investigations of training for those or 111 fitted for employment a Democratic program by Republim8) Federal public works undertaken can state legislatures That simply ibn merit and not confused with re- sinks the whole program deeper-intlief "I am opposed to relief labor partisan politics Jat relief wages for the construction Our hope lies in a nonpartisan aplet such works” proach at the outset I urge the When the governor promises to League of Women Voters and the tree relief from partisan politics Federations of Women’s Clubs who and return its administration to the have done so much for the cause of latates with grants in aid providing civil service to make an organized that the local administrations con- insistence that our next president iform to-- certain reasonable cond- whoever he may- - be appoint- - a naitions one wonders precisely how tional commission to make a survey file is going to accomplish this aim of the relief and unemployment " problem analyze the present means Raise Question of meeting it and bring forward Is no to reason believe JThere that proposals for a policy mere decentralization of relief Jjhe vwlll take it out of partisan politics Copylnght 1936 New York Tribune JOn the contrary the worst abuses Inc lof relief have come from local pol- ( 17 1936 The advice comes from the Revgoes out of the theater raving about Ivan H Hagedorn pastor of the Mae West Myrna Loy Bette Davis Bethel Evangelical Luther church Joan Crawford out it is a cue for Philadelphia in his annual souvenir you After all you can change anyleaflet prepared for distribution on thing in yourself quicker than you can change a man A man’s movie Sunday to couples he has married Speaking on "how to manage a crush is an indirect way of informhusband” Hagedorn 'declares "it ing you about a few details how he may sound strange from a preacher likes to see clothes worn and hair City said most lapsed policies were but you know it wouldn't be a bad and figure and whether he likes his mankind” due to improper writing by agents idea for every wife to study her answers snappy of meek and mild” J C Higson vice president of the He advocated As for "managing a wife” Hagethe weeding out of husband's favorite movie actress” Business Men’s Assurance Kansas part time agents ' “It may burn you up when he dorn' declares “give a woman some Observer Studies GoV Landon’s Criticisms of Relief Program Offers Own Problem Solution iyi f OCTOBER PHILADELPHIA Oct 16 CD— Don’t "burn up” if your Wives: husband "raves’ about his favorite movie actress but take a tip from a preacher and "analyze yourself in the light of the woman on the screen who has won his admiration” 'DALLAS Texas Oct 16 CD — W C Schuppel of Portland Ore vice president of the Oregon Mutual Life Insurance company urged members of the American Life convention Friday to drop "dignified silence" and meet through advertising the "perverted and ignorant who attack ail institutions that have aided By Dorothy Thompson L MORNING THERE Wives Should Study Husband’s Favorite Actress Preacher Says nsurance Men Urged To Open War on Critics m SATURDAY TO SERVE ARE MANYWAYS Eatmor argue’ about and she’ll be happy Spineless husbands will never win the admiration or affec- thing to tion of their mates” FRESH "CRANBERRY Find New Islands MOSCOW Oct 16 CD— Soviet ex- SAUCE WILL MAKE OTHER FOODS TASTE BETTER plorers reported Friday they had discovered 19 new islands near the Nordenscheld archlpelligo in the north polar region They returned to Archangel on the Russian icebreaker Sedoff for the winter n Sec-fth- (: gV S CAMPBELL’S SOUPS ts cans 3 CAMPBELL’S Tomato 25c cans tins x 1 imme-Lreate- PEANUT BUTTER Full re-1- t lb BROADWar Pierce’s bag 937 East 2lgt South— Sugarhouse These Prices Effective Friday and Saturday We reserve the right to limit quantities 4 for 25c 29c — BEAUS 48-l- b £u 916 SOUTH MAin New Peek SOUP PORK& FLOUR Juico Chicken 3 Sperry’s Queen Ann PRUNES Medium die Cello bag Some of our competitors In an effort to lead yon to believe they are selling merchandise as cheaply as wo are advertise various food items at which at first sight appear to be bargains Look closely at these "bargains”—there is generally a "string” tied to them Before the customer may secus these "bargains” she must purchase a "quantity” of other items at prices that make these “bargains” no bargains at all Do not be fooled by these “bait” or "combination” purchaaes they are seldom or never a real value Grand Central Markets do not resort to this trickery— the many genuin e bargains we advertise may be had without the purchase of any other 25c cans 10c 139 DON’T BE MISLED! Jar 4 No lh 25c s N DATES New stock cello hag lb 19c re-fo- 25c iticians P Relief money has been used to thake social experiments in for instance Also there was originally a strong desire on the ftart of some members of the relief administration to use its funds to Saise athe wage level In certain states very questionable thing for a (relief administration to do desirable as the objective it Whether unemployment relief needs are temporary or permanent nobody knows (But they are certainly recurrent As for item 6 I doubt whether any would open its files Sidministration of a heated campaign to people whose Interests are frank Jy partisan The accusation that the present Telief administration does not even Stnow the extent of its own problem Js justified A scientific approach to 3h would first of all Ylnd out much more exactly what the is At present federal relief problem 4 extended to all whose incomes are 3elow a level agreed upon as “sub- Utah Valley No 24 cant Peach TOMATO JUICE 4! for Apricot neapple Jar 2-l- b Canned Vegetables rr::r CORHirrr: 2“ peas TOMATOES is carefully processechto bring you ALL the flavor of the fine cocoa beans Drink a cup of Rockwood’s Cocoa and you’ll agree with us that it is more simply swell There’ taste and no waste in C Rockwood’s Try a can today J lit 3 rich rhocolaty tastt GOLD DUST LAUNDRY SOAP W ftf W WWWUU WWUMS 'J CO Brooklyn NY ff MATCHES TZ:' BUTTER Brookfield or RUMP lb cello pkg BACON Lb Lb ISc Ea 12c 11c 19c BTEWINQ HENS No charge for drawing IFO CHOICE YOUNG MUTTON Lb LEG LAMB Lb fancy small 30c COCOAHUT HONEY Strained COCOA Mother’s VEAL FANCY ISc “ 3 20c pkg 19c Can 9c z 2 for 15c Si’S: ’S 15c pail 79c can ISc 2-l- b Ib COFFEE Fecund cl Macaroni Spaghetti d h 15c 19c BONFLESS ROUND-RULARDED— BONE-ROU- MP ND 8TFAK ROAST— lb Fresh Boston lb' Butts x: Lb Can 18c Size Cans MMiMM Yz 25c 4 z 19c 29c 1 7c 25c 25c 19c 19c for 25c Pt Jugs 18c Jugs 35c Qt sft 19c srr: IVORY FLAKES P & G DREFT 2Tc 221jc 27c r rr ioe 23c pkg 23c 1 Cereals CORN FLAKES SHREDDED WHEAT WHEATIES rM pkg Kellogg Cereal Deal Valu Sperry Wheal Hearts pk! 10c IQs lie 33c 22c 5c lb Bottles syrup 12c lb DRIED BEEF Wafer Sliced i2 Ib CHEESE 2 pkgs LIVER RINGS Fresh Made 2 for KIPPERED SALMON Fancy Red Jb Ib CHEESE Ib SAUSAGE Pure Pork Links TAMALES Large Beef 4 for Trlnn 19o 18o 25‘ Delicatessen Dept BOLOGNA Thin SlicedTTT:lbrl3c 12-0- Crystal White or Vi Rib Cuts lb Lamb 17i2c lb lb Coin'“ Fresh Picnic Cut lb ROUND 9c IOO 1240 150 lb 1740 lb Dirrcll Mixers & We Reserve the Right to Limit IIAFT lb lb Shoulder 25c lie 2 ibS) CHICKENS— Roasting or Daking 1 lb 03c 10-l- b Gold TFNDFR BABY BFFP 2“29e SYRUP--- 1 BEFF PORK ROASTS BEEF ROASTS 2“33c 6-0- Neck Cuts Pound CHOICE BABY LEGS of LAMB —Genuine Utah “23c ” 43c D BACON-Cndah- y’s 15c cans MILK-FE- 2 lie 29c ISc : POCKET ROAST SHOULDER RIB ROAST ROUND BONE ROAST LEGS LOIN or RUMP ROAST LOIN or RIB CHOPS POT ROASTS lie lie 2 FANCY MEATS Rex Brand (Limit LAED-Cndaf- ay’s 4 "" 15c UPTON’S TEA PURITY TOASTS -- 20c 4'” can Sc Baking Chocolate IIS':: EAST BROADWAY He r 2“ 29c A'Plus Health SOAP ORe ftOG iTZTL I7c 5c 15c WAX PAPERS:"’ RED SEAL LYE KERSIIEY’S : can SLICED BEEF CORKED BEEF SARDINES v“ I0“’25e srvrir tt Dry Packrr 9ft SRLBORSrSrm ql bottle 17c Ige pkg 16c PEACHES PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE De Luxe Plums1"’” COCOA Kiat large cans 19c Pineapple Juice IT' ROCKWOOD’S TUIIA FISH 3“35e r'“: your cakst and puddings that 2orl9c SALMON Gu( CIIDIIIDC WllnliilrWFancy 2C"' 15c Strained GRAPEFRUIT FRUIT COCKTAIL 11 BREAKFAST FIGS Baking Choc too Givts Landon’g insistence that federal public works should be undertaken on their own ROCKWOOD 2nerit and not done by relief labor t relief wages I am in hearty agree- - LEG VEAL LODI iec ‘" 29c Canned Fruits Try Rock wood's Canned Meats 10c r" CLOROX NOTE With Governor 41 Fruits andyegetables 3 29c 3 “25c Siring Beans SHOPPING 4 for 19c 2’“ I9e r“: SANI-FLUS- H Rockwood’s Cocoa New Pack 134-o- z cans Tall -- bars sistence” taM IWWI I VALAMOND PRESERVES VEGETABLES relief-proble- Job Agencies The suggestion that relief for the unemployed should be coordinated Jvith efficient public labor exchanges 9 excellent Registering for work Svith a public employment agency ught to be a definition of unemployment and a condition of unemployment relief In this way one would find out how many people on (elief are employable and looking for 4obi when they worked last and ne could keep the record month Ay month But if Governor Landon (s elected and tries to do this he ftvill run up against powerful trade for the unions Snlon opposition labor shortage not a labor surplus That pressure explain the present government’ failur to do 2 for 19c Salad Vegetables Del Mail Corn ’r? 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