Show u “W THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MAY 1 1937 Tacoma War Airbase Ohehcd Larger Wild Chief Speaker House Passes WASHINGTON amend the war department Seen Fund Bill for to provide Th house approved Friday war propriations Regions Immediate for a build department plans tion of another air base in the air base near Tacoma IF S Defenses Educator territory Wash By The attempt was beaten down It approved without opposition short order but not Dimond - April 30 CD— to 000 000 ap- bill 000000 $6 $2 ’ construc- -- S In before appropriations of $60000 for pur told the house that Alaska’s fortichase of a site and $625000 for fications should be taken care of ‘ Initial development and installaat once ' tion The house' however was not A $15000000 iron and steel plant amenable to a proposal by Alas is being constructed at Karabuk ka’s delegate Anthony Dlmond to Turkey Izaak Walton Hears Appeals for Conservation Policies Provides for Increases in Officers Enlisted Men Planes and Guns V t - S- CHICAGO April 30 CD—Dr Paul WASHINGTON April 30 (UP)— B Sears of the of A Okln $116413382 war department apUniversity homa said Friday night the nation propriation bill th second half of in the future would have a smaller the administration's billion dollar acreage of cultivated land and national defense program was larger areas returned to nature! passed by the house late Friday forest and grass lands after Republican attempts to alash Dr Sears professor of botany the total 10 per CentTThe $518215-80- 8 addresseefthe Izaak Walton League of America at Its fifteenth annual navy supply bill was signed by the president on Wednesday convention dinner There was no record vote The nation's sportsmen have learned that their particular InterIncreases Personnel ests are just a part of the whole war The department bill provides field of fconservation he said and for increases in officers men planes Senator Green added: and sea coast defAsesof the army "Conservationists now find sportsparalleling many features of the men Instead of being antagonistic to navy measure The two combined other elements in the general prowill place the nation on tha moat gram are glad to cooperate with defense footing since the powerful them’’ World war ' Smaller Areas Representativa John Taber (R) Because of the growing feeling of New York ranking Republican interdependence among coneerva-tionismember of the appropriation committee led the economy attack proi sports enthusiasts and business men Dr Sears said he posing to lower the appropriation saw ahead of the nation "smaller Vftien the house reby $3000000 acreage of cultivated land better jected this and similar moves he handled than today to have the measure recomgreater inCommittee in sought crease in land that goes back to Report mitted to committee with instrucnatural forest and grass lands Imfor a horizontal cut Senate Asked During tions proved stream flow and feeding and Tha appropriation represents an of $25027598 over military breeding conditions for wild life Roosevelt’s Vacation increase and at the same time Tecuperation costs for the current fiscal year but of the capital of the is $358079 below President Roosecountry which is its soil" velt's budget estimates — 30 WASHINGTON ID April "Business has a big stake In the Ninth Appropriation soil” he said "because If there is The absence of President Roosevelt southern vaca- — It is the ninth his of andlhe no soiL there are no customers Conlength of the year and boosts the apservation needs business because of tion has led to a new battle over the financing and the judgment it the administration’s court reorgan propriations of the house so far to Ization bill can offer” nearly $4500000000 an average of Some opponents of that measure better than one billion dollars a Favors Report “ equipped with a clear majority In month Gifford Pinchot former governor the senate addition of 50 makes committeeare It possible judiciary of Pennsylvania urged the league at striving to have the measure report commissioned officers to the army its morning session to “"usS every ed unfavorably before the chief ex to bring the strength up to 12175 power you have” to block enactment return to the city on it provides money for 613 new of the government executive branch ecutlve’s May 13 planes it increases appropriations reorganization bill based on the Its' supporters in Hie committee for seacoast defenses by $800000 Brownlow committee report considering the possibility of White earmarked for tha purchase of moUnder the Brownlow plan the de- House suggestions to bile antiaircraft guns end mounts partment of interior would be re- ward offcompromise a committee recommenda- to be divided between the United named the department ’of conserva- tion that the bill be rejected are States Hawaii and Panama and tion and control of the national for- Insistent that the committee stick will increase enlisted strength to ests would be placed under It In- to a agreement that there be 165000 by July 1 1938 stead of the department of agricul- no prior on the bill until May 18 voting ture Pinchot said While a week-en- d recess brought Tom Wallace editor of the Louis- a lull in the committee battle Friville Times and a national director day both foes and defenders of the of the league opposed a president's bill continued to pour that the former governor’s proposal remarks forth a stream of oratory Friday be projected into the Congressional Record Wallace’s was the only op- night The National Lawyers' Guild posing vote backing the bill sponsored a senes of dinners throughout the country Reps Politics Union “I want to say" Wallace com- addressed by members of congress ’ackard mented in a statement later con- and others To all of them a group Agree on Pacts cerning Pinchot’j references to Se- of five speakers headed by Senator cretary of the Interior Harold Ickes Green (D) Rhoda Island spoke by "that if we were going to have a radio from Washington Two Democratic opponents of the DETROIT April 30 (D— The political speech at this convention with the idea of carrying the Izaak bill Senators Bailey (D) North Car- Packard Motor Car company and Walton league politically by discus- olina and Burke (D) Nebraska the union which won an election for sion of departmental feuds and were addressing New England audi- the right to bargain for Packard the former at Hartford politics we should have Invited Mrv ences Conn and the latter at New Haven employes were reported near a Ickes to present the other side” The league president working agreement Friday night-Richa- rd Judge George W Wood of Waterloo Iowa T Frankensteen organipresented the Las Animas county zational director of the Unitfd Auchapter of Trinidad Colo the tomobile Workers of America said James Lawton Childs memorial fish tentative agreements on 10 of 22 rearing award for its 1936 project union demands were reached in neThe Minneapolis chapter secplaced gotiations with Packard officials ond and the Argos Ind chapter Frankensteen said the union does third not contemplate asking the national Dr Charles E Holzer president Leaders Would labor relations board to conduct of the Ohio Valley Conservation and elections in other plants "at this Flood Control congress discussed a time" Rebels ‘Spank’ program for combining wild life Indications tha£ the automobile preservation and propagation with industry is operating at virtual caflood control through a series of (Continued from Pigt On) pacity came from Ward’s automoreservoirs tive reports which estimated propresident ever had Indorsed the duction for the current week at 5 Cannon measure and that they cars and trucks an increase of would seek to enact an Dies amendment to the last appropriation bill to be more than 2000 from the- previous GOODLAND — Kan April 30 pf) week which would — Charles provide for The U A W A I Sparks 64 who repre- apassed 10 per cent horizontal cut in all general executive sented the sixth Kansas district in board in session here Friday issued This appropriations 1929 from to 1933 died backed congress proposal that automobile workby Byrnes would effect aersstatement here Friday "have definitely rejected” such economies of $350000000 — The confusion among- - the' Demo- organizations as the recently formed cratic leaders became more ap- American Labor league and the Independent Automobile Employers’ parent when Bankhead admitted at association - J his press conference Friday that "The he never had discussed the Canleadership and program of non measure with the president these organizations too definitely stamps them with company unionHe said he was authorized to pledge the chief executive’s approval of ism to permit them to make any the impounding plant but didn’t progress at all” the board said say who gave him that authorization Bankhead said that he got the impression from a conference Government Bureau with Cannon that the impounding Ends Egg Buying Plan recommendation had come from the acting director of the budget WASHINGTON April 30 D — AgDaniel Bell riculture department spokesmen Economy Battle said Friday the government eggr Meantime a battle over economy program JSad been closed broke on the floor of ‘the house purchase for thiMtlme being at least with where Republicans failed in their of slightly more than attempt to clip millions from the expenditure $2000000 for more than 8000000 war department appropriation bill dozen eggs Representative John Taber of New The agricultural adjustment adYork ’ranking Republican member ministration which directed the of the appropriations committee intended to- support prices rebuffed repeatedly in at- buying W— ni 1 was by farmers sAid It made a to remove "all unuecessary received final offer Thursday on thd Chicago An entirely new and different tempts items” from the measure The agrarian revolt broke in the egg market but that itnowas not acOfficials said cepted additional senate agriculture committee head- 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