Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING in the Nation CordiahWelcome Given Roosevelt 11 In Buenos Aires May Symbolize-NeInter A merican Era Says Analyst i w Sullivan Makes Diagnosis of G Prescribing - 0 P but Says — - Is : Harder By MARK SULLIVAN ism is yo dubious thefcjbaji hardly By MARK SULUVAN - - 7 Washington tWcr £-mi- g- nosls of tha Republican party it easier than prescription of remedy Still "diagnosis" Is the proper word It is not a a case of postmor-teThere is life in the Republican party and 16000 000 voters are not join to remain without a political organization § to express them Yet it is no easy thing to say at this time what the Republican party needs to do m J ' v I 4 c The prescription for the cure has Mrk Sullivan a rell exception Stato Leaders Johnson of California Norris of Nebraska Cutting of New Mexico La Follette Jr of Wisconsin all supported Mr Roosevelt in 1932 To them was added Norbeck of South Dakota in 1936 and also Couzens of Michigan— although Couzens died h had before during ths campaign Roosevelt One his death Indorsed of ths western Progressive Republican senators Frazier of North Dakota supported fjtmkt in the recent election Borah of Idaho did not support Roosevelt in either 1932 oriSSS— but neither did he support Mr tho Republican candidate Hoover in 1932 nor Landon in 1936 In the same list belongs to some slight degree at least even Senator By DR FREDERIC W GANZERT (Department of History and Politl cal Science University of Utah) Editor’s note: Tho following Is the third of five Sunday articles to afford Tribune readers a background for the peace conference) The cordial welcomo to President Roosevelt in Buenos JAlres may symbolize the beginning of s new n era“ln"1nter-Amertcarelations President-eleHoover on the occasion of his good will tour in 1929 received in the same capital the coldest reception in all Latin Amerct ica an eloquent testiThs contrast monial of ths changed relations between the United States and countries south of the Rio Grande especially Argentina For years the Platine republic has been Uncle Sam’s severest critic and a prolifio source of attacks upon Yankee imperialism Tbe first in developed resources physical vigor and intellectual "A achievement of the B C” powers Argentina is the keystone of any political or legal edifice that Mr Roosevelt plans to erect in the Americas Argentina claims to be the leader o fthe southerh continent and has ever kept a watchful eye upon the Is e marked-fight-agal- tB BAD D B E nst video conference in 1933 are largely responsible for Argentina’s changed attitude toward Washington Credit should also be given to tho Hoover administration for starting tha withdrawal of marines from Caribbean countries Unpleasant relations between the and Argentina United States reached 'their depth during the in 1928 Coolldge administration when the —Argentine delegation withdrew in a huff from the Havana conference over the refusal of the United States to abandon its Intervention policy and make tariff concessions The Argentine government later recalled its minister from the United States and refused to participate in the meeting at Washington for the discussion of conciliation and arbitration agreements Refused to Sign of 20 When representatives American states signed tho conciliation and arbitration treaties in the American capital in the winter of the same year Argentina refused to adhere and furthermore would have noth' ing to do with the Kellogg antiwar pact Many causes have contributed to thqse troubled relations which this winter seem so greatly Improved Perhaps the basic reason is the mw tuatly competitve economic position and southrn-ra- 4 publics One of the largest wheat and cattle countries on the globe with a large production of wool and the seven Latin American states with which 'the Hull reciprocal trade agreements are now in force ‘ Economic questions will’ be in elude iq the agenda of ths con ference at tbe Instance of several states Ths United States has a lively interest sines in 1939 IS per cent of its exports went to Latin America and 22 per cent of its ImIn 1938 ports came from there these countries shipped1' to the United States 28 per cent of their combined exports and bought from it 30 per cent of their imports Tbe greatest single factor in our improved diplomatic and one might say sentimental relations with Argentina is Secretary Hull himself At the Montevideo conference he Impressed Dr Saavedra Lamas and his diplomatic colleagues from other Latin American lands by his unaffected desire to bring about a better understanding with the Hours— Years of Happy Memories ' Inter-Americ- on We think you are indeed fortunate if you are planning to give someone a good watch for Christmas — almost as fortunate in fact For there’s no as the one who receives it other gift costing so little that offers such continuous usefulness and that is such a happy daily reminder of' your thoughtful— ness T Naturally in 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himself a Ratifies Facts candidate for reelectlon and apparHis promise that tha United It found prudent knowing ently States would give up intervention party As Republican Representawestern sentiment as hs doesr to and his enthusiastic advocacy of tive Hamilton Fish of New York make his personal campaign withreciprocal trade pacts were followed puts it "It is the height of political out taking on the Republican presibelieve that the dential candidate as what 'would to by the still more convincing abrolonger any folly ' gation of tbe Platt amendment in Republican party can Survive with- have been a handicap to him It is the treaty with Cuba the without the support of the western said that so well understood was of armed forces from Nicadrawal Senator McNary’s leaning away ragua the restraint ahown by Certainly that must be accepted from the Republican party and to- Caribbean venture of the ofUnited the Waahingtoa-lnthe--d- e as true Unless something wholly ward the new deal that theJDemo-cratf- c States The acquisition peratesitfia the-endtngTf tion in Cuba that attended the fall new ts aheadot-U8-ualea- anatTonarcommittee’ refrained PanamsrCanaLZong-thn NicaraguaZin to Haiti marines and of FresldenrMactiadorftndtheTee-ognltiopublican party is to become some' from — making — any — tervention in Cuba and Nicaragua of Panama's rights in the him for senator thing So dirrerentthant cannot now' in military new treaty with that republic be envisaged unless the future poThe sum of all this is that all and similar transactions litical lineup in America follows but one of the senators who have strategy and dollar diplomacy have As an Indication of Ita changed linseedArgentinaeompetesinthe geographical Jines utterly different been— spokesmen forwestern Re- evoked repeated protesta attitude Argentina has since ratisale similar of the in market world publicists from the past or unless there is a publican Progressive sentiment are conciliafied the nation has likewise viewed products with the United States tion arbitration and agreement political lineup in which the dlvl now out of the Republican party— Thisalarm taexcellent the use of the Monroe Argentina also grows sions are not geographical at all either all the way out of it and with and also the peace pact apples and In return theKellogg but are group or class cleavages — over into the new deal like Senator doctrine by Presidents Theodore ble fruits—Grapes United States has pears Its wine production is ex- ratified the Saavedra Lamas 1933 unless one of these things happens Norris of Nebraska or half way out Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson tensive and it is now growing cotViewed with Concern the Republican party must accept of it and existing in S'klnd of poagreement to renounce war and ton for Fish’s territorial t e- to recognize prescription Congressman land like Senator the fact that no refuslitical Despite High American tariffs upon meat change effected cure andjook to gettingbdt the Borah of Idaho In all the' terriforce of tho Monroe doctrine by and vegetable products have vexed west tory from the western boundary of nor any phase of American forand exclusion of its The suggestion that the conferRepublicans and the West Pennsylvania to tho Pacific ocean eign policy has in any way di- Argentina in the capital city of upon sanitary grounds has ence be held products How much the west has meant to out of 46 senators in 23 states there rectly assailed Argentine secu- at times amounted to an Argentina was a tactful move on virtually the Republican party in the past are only three real Republicans rity Uncle Sam’s encroachments affront the part of President Roosevelt and and how serious is the west’s present upon the rights of small nations his personal participation is an Progressives An Argenupon placed embargo defection can be shown by a few When we count the western Pro- have been viewed with concern tine earnest of the importance he atUnited States the by grapes facts tho Plata because of the fear in taches to its success because senators of and agriculture Republican Take all the presidential elections gressive these might be merely the department that infested Everything points toward Argenwas all found from one them gone find practically aince that of 1896— that year is an the beginnings of an aggressive move with shipment the Mediterranean fruit fly tina’s playing a conspicuous role it is not they that party Republican because would reach dividing Cape Dr Saavedra Lamas point ultimately appropriate individuals who count it is the Horn brought a protest from the south- Not onlyanhas that is the year in which Bryan was as international built reputation up reflect while sentiment ern government quarantine they political has the Democratic candidate running If Washington failed to allay the regulations which interfered with by his 1933 peace pact but he consenators did not go away on a currency issue and on that is- - Those the Republican party until at suspicion of Argentina and the lat- the importation of beef allegedly in received the Nobel prize for his from western time several that sue at of their voters had ter refused to cooperate in a fected wtih hoof and mouth disease tribution to the pacific settlement states went Democratic that had ter a majority movement it is very un- likewise caused unpleasant rela- of international disputes are astute politicians They gone then so before Take done never Argentina now proposes a treaty likely that the smaller Spanish tions Three embargoes were raised have the Instinct for the 36 years between 1896 and the and they man in elec speaking states would listen to by the United States between 1926 to strengthen the good neighbor that every 1932 Roosevelt first Franklin year and 1931 under modified import policy by making it a contractual tlve political life has They went American proposals But omit from the period the pres- because Whether the United Brazil regulations at the request of the obligation is votors Portuguese It had Although the gone 1912 that of idential election for in States senate would accept a treaty the west as a geographi- would only reluctantly follow Ar- Argentine ambassador not merely caused year there was a cleavage The American answer to protests that would tie the hands of the cal term that has gone It is the gentina’s lead the latter's presby tho Progressive party under west as a prevailing state of po- tige in Spanish America was re- against the tariff has been that Washington government so that it Theodore Roosevelt which prac litical mind cently enhanced by the decisive American legislators are subject to no longer could pursue policies that tically cut the Republican party in Now here is ths west utterly gone part played by the Platine foreign the same pressure and influence in the past have caused resentment two Wo havo remaining seven from the Saavedra as in Argentina that the' tariff is in Latin America is another quesDr Carlos Republican party And — minister presidential elections in which con- Ironic situation—here is ths present Lamas in terminating the Chaco not raised against any country in tion ditions were normal (beginning with and official leadership war particular and that Argentina her 1900 and ending with 1928 but omit management located in the west in peace plans must self raises tariff barriers against of the party hold the with ting 1912) also reckon whatever the persons of Governor Landon of yerba mate and other products of In those seven normal presiden- Kansas as titular head (because he League of Nations still has upon Brazil Paraguay Uruguay and tial elections let us look at how the was and other the Chile eight Argentina the recent presidential west voted I give the names of the to the nations — ToAmerican stilLJoyal British Trade Best — and Governor London’s ‘Hamilton Geneva organization sUtsa with in each Argentina the case of its dealings Unlike her of times they nltlonal chairman To say this fought shy of league affairs until With Brazil and other Latin Amercan: withrival is no derogation to these individ- Brazil its hereditary " ican countries the United States 6 7 Ohio Illinois No one so far as I know is drew then returned with energy buys less from Argentina than it 6 uals 7 Utah Indiana Saaveable to name anyone else whose and at the present time Dr sells— little more than one-ha- lf 7 Washington Iowa at this time would prom' dra Lamas is president of the as- This American trade grew during 6 leadership 7 Wisconsin Michigan CINCINNATI Ohio (UP)—Every sembly iso any better the World War when European 7 Wyoming Minnesota motor vehicle owner U S Investments on Increase About alt that can be said is that markets were disturbed but the Cincinnati 7 Idaho must have his conveyance examOregon time must pass before anyone can the an in more a For than British Argen8 advantage enjoy century Missouri 7 Dakota South ined twice annually and it will cost is to be the future of the tina has looked toward Europe for 6 tell what Argentine business doing nearly 80 cents an 6 Montana California inspection under the had more than immigrants culture It party Republican and Americans as as much times three capital 6 Nebraska Kansas compulsory automobile inspection 16000000 voters in the worst defeat trade Only since the World War concluded have British The 4 just 6 Colorado North Dakota it ever Buffered That is nearly 40 have American capital and culture a new commercial treaty with Ar ordinance passed by city council Vote Records cent of the total Vote of the been a factor in the southern na- gentina very much in favor of the The law designed to reduce acciper with states 20 Here are beginning In three recent elections tion Total British investments are former Not only have they ini' dents and fatalities will exempt no country west to Califor Ohio and running Democratic party has had less about 82000000000 while Ameri- posed a duty upon meat imports individual or organization the nia composing the entire territory than that percentage No will be made to enOn each of can about half a from Argentina but have forced force attempt between the Pacific coast and the these occasions the ruling until three inspecwrote billionapproximate only — “— prophets to continue the Plata government -- Western tion lanes manned by approximateboundary of Pennsylvania obituaries of the Democratic party American investments are on the preferential treatment of coal ly 36 inspectors have been con' (omiting southern states and the only to see it arise and shine There increase however both in the pur- its cotton from and England of coming three small southwestern states structed A WPA voluntary inIs less occasion for requiems over chase of public bonds and in the President Roosevelt’s reference spection lane is planned and two Nevada Arizona and New Mexico) the Republican party today of business extension to in his Buenos Aires address the others are to be constructed at a In this territory all but one state Roosevelt’s good need for removing barriers to free cost of about $30000 President went Republican at least five out Copyright 1936 New York Tribune trade indicates that an attempt of seven times eight went Republt Inc The council passed the law unanineighbor policy and Secretary Hull's promises at the Monte can six out of seven times and seven may be made to add Argentina to mously voting down several amendments one of which would have ex went Republican seven out of seven times Added empted operators of 10 or more Pants Pressing Those states this territory were trucking units Home Training Course the backbone of the Republican party In no presidential election Young State Official that the Republican party ever has DURHAM N H (UP)—The art won could It have won with all Claimed by Washington those states missing (Indeed rare- of pressing "hubby’s” trousers is ly could It havo won with any sub- taught as part of a household train— D After FRANCISCO for vitamin SAN the (UP) popular vogue stantial number of those states ing course under the University of craze there OLYMPIA Wash (UP)— Washhaving spent millions of dollars ad- In addition to a sun-ta- n missing) service extension New Hampshire California are advertised everywhere irradiated its sunshine Yet every one of those states went vertising claims the youngest state ington for Roosevelt in 1932 and went for Miss Daisy Deane Williamson has been placed in the embarrass- foodstuffs of all varieties But when treasurer in the United States in him again in 1936 In many of the state home demonstration leader of having two of its qn top of an unknown but probably Phil H Gallagher state states tho vote for him in 1936 was says she already has taught hun- ing position Institutions warn the public quite adequate Intake of vitamin D president ot Young Democratic is 1932 this leading in - greater than Clearly women to of how dreds prevent too much sunshine especially in sunny California chi! clubs who was elected November 3 tho territory in which the Repubbaggy trousers in classes in a dozen against taking or dren are dosed with large amounts to succeed Otto A Case Who is 65 lican party is wounded deep either externally Internally communities of vitamin D preparations by over Gallagher worked his way through Defection of Leadership Warning Issued anxious mothers it is time for the Anaconda Mont high school with of For about 30 years that part Both the’medical school of the physicians to usesare in prescrib spare time work as a cowboy and in ths Republican party which inhaba copper smelter At Gonzaga uniof California and the San ing the drug" University ited the weet has been called the The health department of San versity in Spokane Wash he acof Francisco public department "Progressive Republicans” as a well Francisco has joined in the cam- quired a legal education in six years health have joined in the warning paign with the following warning: recognized political division It was doing odd jobs ranging from setting as well recognized as "southern too much sunshine either "The director of public health pins in a bowling alley to bus drivagainst ' Democrats” The Republican party bottled or natural because of the wishes to record the fact that he ing in the west was practically as secHis only political venture before ef- disapproved of the recent tendency harmful of delayed possibility tional as ths southern Democracy of manufacturers to add measured running in the November election fects That is the "Progressive Republiquantities of vitamins to foods for was to- campaign for the legislacans” were located in the west al- - External consumption the two in- commercial purposes Thera instill ture in 1932 - He lost by two votes CITY UNION Mich (UP) - most exclusively (Although there stitutions explain consists in too considerable question particularly in the Spokane district —This community has a modwere some small outposts in the much sun bath or other forms of in the instance of vitamin D of reern Enoch who Arden east of the type of Pinchot of Pennirradiation in which Old Sol figures what constitutes the proper dosage Retired Miner at 75 home after 29 years’ turned in the varisylvania) all by himself or his place is taken of vitamin concentrates ’ absence during which time he ous age groups Throughout the entire years this sun-ra- y of other or a form lamp of‘Keeps Young’ Hiking was considered dead and by western Progressive Republican Ill Advised while the internal consumption is ficially buried sentiment expressed itself in public (UP) — Joseph Charles Sager 61- - said he represented by the various vitamin “Any attempt to increase the sale PITTSBURGH life through a' group of senators 75 a retired coal miner Kettering and concentrates D food preparations of to due home a left domestic milk product especially who were called the Western Prosold or added to foods The latter by the addition of a substance whose believes he has found the secret of troubles - health and longevity It’s a gressive Republican senators The bottled "sunshine value to the the constitutes was “There Influenza an publie health is still a good "" group ranged in number as the v vitamin” controversial problem is indeed 111 long walk every day after I left Michigan epidemic to 10 from about went by In the days when he dug coal years - Warning Modified and I thought it must have advised about 16 In the 'year 'in which and his brother Martin "Even if it is granted that the ac- Kettering The University of California' iswiped out the family because es Franklin Roosevelt first ran for1 the is 77 -- walked each all my letters were returned"— sues its warning in sufficiently mod- tual dangerin tbe“consumption of who to number was about - presidency-th- e and from work way not as he explained "I didn't know to wreck the vitamin D milk Js relatlvely nom-inified terms so And — this is the point— every 10 It became such a habit with the there Is as yet no definite and thought I had been killed ‘ reputation of California sunshine "oneof those western Progressive they until is not an argu- accepted information on the limits younger brother that he never gave talked relative a this with I "Naturally has departed In Iowa last month then I Republican senators up his daily walks even after he ment for interfering with the treat- or margins of clinical safety” from tho Republican party most of grew too old to work ' to back of or started them" rickets ment find by prevention Admit Value 1932 1936 more in them departed in “Old Joe” as he is known to his vitamin D But it is a plea to Use Then as to California sunshine friends Sager’s reported death grew never misses a day's walk I eay “every one” There is one exin the amount of of the out a man's some discretion of diecovery Daboth institutions agree that it is the to Braddock five miles distant ception Senator Nye of North a railroad D vitamin body along prescribed kota 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