Show ' r Flans Government Sullivan Says Roosevelt Reorganization for Economy Efficiency — By MARK SULLIVAN WASHINGTON Nov 18 — Infnce tti Civil war Mr Roosevelt the seething that goes on ae the has infinitely greater driv and re he ha a stronger sitting ‘of congress come nearer sourcefulness? hold on the country and a greater a certain amount art of mobilizing sentiment for his le beof pattern ginning to emerge In the pattern one detail etands out : o n a p i cuously— President Rooseintends to' bring about reorganization of the dgovernment epartments anda functions with View to consolidavelt tions efficiency! and economy Persons uho have SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 19 1 938 Court Will Hear New Hoeppel Motion Today ‘Affairs in ther Nation 1 THE purposes What now faces Mr Roosevelt is whether the great quantity of government offlpes those he inherited with those he set up can now defeat him on a point in which "they adhappen to have a united interest verse to the president The question ought not really to disturb him Nov RICHMOND Va 18 (INS) — Ae e deputy V S "marshal from Washington was en rout her with Jesse C Duke disbarred capital attorney charged with harboring Representative John Hoeppel of California and bit son Charles Hoeppel convicted of conspiracy to sell a West Point appointment Judge R N Pollard prepared to hear a motion Thursday for release of the Hoeppels to their bondsman so they may be taken back to Wash to prison from' his jurisdiction until this appeal haa been acted upon ' The Hoeppels are under prison sentence of from four months to Shortly after hla arrival Duke one year Their last legal step to was expected to appear before U escape service of the sentence S Commissioner Melvin failed Monday when the supreme and apply for bail pending court denied their petition for a a on the charge that he hearing 'rehearing of their case harbored the Hoeppel after they ington for commitment Strike Ordered CITY MEXICO Mexico’s big olfxinduatry will be called at 11 a m November 29 the National Oil syndicate announced strike expected to Wednesday flight bring about indefinite paralysis of d NOW SMOKE aPACKaDAY Smokers' Hoeppels have appealed to had been declared fugitives from the Fourth circuit court at Balti- justice more from a decision of Pollard Ths Island of Madagascar has a denying them write of habeas corpus The judge has said he belt of forest 20 miles deep which would not release 'the prisoners completely encircle It’ 1 la Jiffy Acidify With Bell-a- Gees DELbANS&)& FOR INDIGESTION Schilling u rcianfa in Fear of DEHTURE STATIC? Living Flengen-heim- er The Nov! 18 ISV-- A Do you hiss gurgle or mumble when talk? Nervoue because pletee slip click or pop outf Oonmal all telltale evidence of false teeth atop all troubla by Using VAfl TEETH Ttala new lm powder gripe platea tight for proved 14 hours Special alkaline content prevents aore gums burning bad breath Tasteless Get FASTKETH at Sdhramm-Johnso- n Drugs Owl Drug Oo or any When drug store mouth tleeuee change eee your dentist (Adv ) you Jhe Ij flatior lasts A 1 Group Demands A somewhat related situation has grown up among the leaders Mrof groups who contributed to leadRoosevelt’s reelection Farm ers labor leaders and others act as if Mr Roosevelt’s immense majority was a mandate not from the country as a whole but from the groups separately— a mandate to give to each group whatever it wants In proportion as the was overwhelming some talked with him say he under- - Mark Sullhan stands the need perfectly eyid has of complete and detailed knowledge What should be done It Is a highly important project Mr Roosevelt can do it No other to do president has ever been able not of ths demands are moved higher do it and if Mr Roosevelt does From some leaders of groups com done be never it it may utterances and actions which almost seem to suggest they think they Harding Attempt When Harding became president can push the president around he stated publicly and confided to On this point also Mr Roosevelt many privately that his principal should have no concern The true ambition the thing he hoped would effect of hts great majority Is that give him distinction in history was no one of the groups supporting him to bring order into the sprawling was indispensable and tohenoe no reward mass of government function and one of thira has a title activities Harding seemed to have Mr Roosevelt's vote was10 over 26 a fair chance to accomplish it for million hit majority over million he had a congress having a larger No on of the groups supporting him to have furnished as majority belonging to hie party than can pretend a fifth of his vote nor a any other recent president until Mr much as ’ In the house Harding half of his majority Roosevelt had- 300 Republican and 132 DemoNew Tork Herakl-Trlbu- n crats Syndicate Under thee favoring auspices Harding began a drive for reorganisation Experts brought in from -‘ outside devoted a yerfr to charting bow It should be done Harding’s - With Cobh postmaster general Will Hays NEW YORK Nov 18 -- After turned his talent for publicity to stirring up public eupport Mr Hays two years’ absence I found New delivered a speech York not greatly changed It's In which he gave vividness to the still difficult for a man who point by showing that black bears speaks only English to get about being under the forest service are down town But then In a jam In the jurisdiction of the department you can always appeal to the of the Interior and white polar bears American consuL If the U S in the zoo at Washington are un- government doesn't keep one der the Smithsonian Institution He here it should showed that a business man com' I’m hoping to find a few tating to Washington with a business tered banners of Indian summer about concrete for roads would find In sheltered coves on the way that some roads are administered hack west again — if the Novemby the department of agriculture ber gusts haven’t swept the tree other by the war department oth limbs all bare You tee about rs by the interior department and the only autumnal coloring we yet other by some four other gov- get In southern California is when a movie producer turns greenish-yelloernment agencies because some rival proPigeon-Hole- d ducer’s producHarding perfected his platj so- tion is outselling his own pet licited public support for It Sent super-supreproduction It to congress and put his mild kind IRVIN S COBB of pressure behind it It got nowhere congressmen just smiled As Sentenced to Death I remember the plan never got out of the committee onto the floor of ALICANTE Spain Nov 18 (INS) —Joes Prlmo d Rivera son of the I congress The reason for this and svery oth-a- r former Spanish dictator arrested! failure is readily identified In for complloity In the nationalist re-- 1 avery department bureau and di- volt was sentenced to death by al Hlsl vision of the government are offi- military court Thursday cials and employee elevated and brother Miguel was given 30 years I minor who apprehend that reor- in jalL ganization might cost them their Jabs or reduce their elevation or at the least change the familiar of flees to which thsy cling like 11m' pets These officials and employes have friends among congressmen without regard to party affiliation or they have a political supThe port Important to congressmen conaggregate of this pressure upon gressmen hsa always made hope of reorganization futile As Mr Roosevelt approaches the task the same old kind of opposition will begin to appear In addition publicity departments which have become large and important in government departments? will turn their activities to propaganda The country will observe an outflow of publicity tending to show how indisputably vital to the coun try Indeed to the whole future of mankind are various functions and ANOTHER GROUT activities of ths departments and SUIT O’CatT— tha men who administer them BOTH Can Ba Dona roR Nevertheless Mr Roosevelt can --OB TWO IC1TS FOR SAAbi PRICE I reorganize ths government With 829 members of his own party in HUNDREDS OP NIW MUHINS TO CHOCS FRON ths houes and 75 Democratic sena- WUMTO N OUR SMT UM SHOP- - TWO DW SEMCI tors compared to 89 Republican members of the house and only 17 Republican senators Mr Roosevelt has a much stronger party majority ZOOSouthMain than Harding or any other president y - marks the car with the - Just a Minute — ed w lc of OFFICIAL COUNT last year’s emergencies handled by the American Automobile Association shows "3200000 motorists caught with depleted batteries and 2000000 had starter difficulties Don't let if be you this Winter Have yourelectrical system checked of course Buy good gasoline And give your engine the big extra surety of modern Oil-PIati- ng I i 49 - with Conoco Germ Processed oil patented— letJTtss a definite Plating of oil on every engine part continuously Oil-Plati- ng Continuously! 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