Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 13 1937 House Bans ' Permanent CCC Plans Extends Refusal Program Two Years WASHINGTON May 12 0T— The WASHINGTON senate became President Rooaevelt'a last recourse Wednesday for a per manent CCC when the house stub bornly clung to its position that the life of the $350000000 administration be extended only two "pet" should ears — J extcnsioh was for- The two-yestrong mally voted 385 to 7 despite the re administration desires that lief unit be made permanent Shortly after the senate received the house bill its own labor com- mlttee favorably reported a measure status giving the CCC permanent It like the house measure provided for a maximum enrollment of ance of the reviewing group Following the review Mr Roosevelt went to the home of his son Elliott to spend the night thus ending his two weeks’ vacation He left Texas on his special train which is due in Washington D C early Friday morning " y A - Massachusetts Acts Against Propaganda Senate Approves TV A Dam Despite Drive for Ecotomy BOSTON May 12 UP) — The Massachusetts senate without debate passed a bill Wednesday that would WASHINGTON May 12 (AP)— The current movement to curb set up a special commission to in- federal lost its first real test in the senate Wednesday by spending vestigate the activities of and prop- a 46 to 29 vote authorizing conatruction of a $112000000 T V A dam nazusm aganda for communism at Gilbertsville Kv and fascism in Massachusetts The ballot ended a day and a Strong Indications developed late half of heated debate on spending In the day that the house appropriaOn the roll call the bulk of the tions committee would approve $1' Democratic majority approved an 500000000 requested by Mr Roose' early start on construction of the velt for relief in the next fiscal year dam which is expected to require Acting Chairman Cannon (D) an annual outlay of $15000000 until Missouri announced the committee would meet Thursday to receive a ' completed Meantime economy advocates subcommittee recommendation that won a round at a session of the sen the relief fund be held td $1000000 ate appropriations committee It 000 Influential house members slashed $60000000 from a proposed said the decision to meet before the $500000000 fund for soil conserve president returns to Washington tlon payments to farmers and cut could mean only that a nose count $500000 from funds for forest pur- had shown enough strength In the chases by tha agriculture depart- committee to put over the $1500000-00- 0 ment request After much talk of economy the Shortly after approving the Gilhouse voted 385 to 7 against Presi- bertsville dam tha senate passed dent Roosevelt's request for a per- the deficiency bill carrying appromanent Civilian Conservation Corps priation of $81646443 and tent it It sent to the senate instead a bill back to the house for action on extension of amendments calling for a two-yethe CCC Shortly thereafter the Senator Clark (D) Missouri senate labor committee favorably fought to the last ditch against the reported an administration bill for dam authorization contending the a permanent C C C to cost $350000-00- 0 money “might be used better elsewhere” for flood control annually ar HOLLAND FURNITURE APPOINTED AS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR THE “SUPER DUTY” frigidaire Authorised Dealers Frltidair new serve si you a never before It is now possible for us through th As ds “SUPER-DUTY- ” F RIOIDAIRI with the MEMISER TER IF IT’S NEW AND r NOW Collect 150 Million llflll 1 EAT & EGGS WASHINGTON May 12 (AV-T- h Upset ptomacb National Institute of Manufacturer Jiffy With and Distributors estimated Wednesday that taxes levied on the manufacture and sale of beer poured Bell-ausSS- U $150000000 into state county and FOR INDIGESTION municipal caah tills In 1936 u Goes la Bell-aa- SMART-IT- ’S HERE— PRICED RIGHT You naturally think of (his store as TIIE clothing store of Salt Lake City — but it's more than that It is THE complete store for men with the newest and smartest things to wear from head to foot Constantly arriving for each week of each month of each season — always a step ahead Right now sports wear takes the center of the stage Below are listed a few of the smart items you will find here each one correct to the last detail McGregor Polo Shirts in cotton ana- celanese $150 to $350 Finest Gabardine and Polo Shirts $750 Other Polo Shirts as low as $100 Smart Slacks to go with them $5 to $10 SHk Sets as recommended by Esquire $200 to $400 Pure Worsted Ties' in smartest summer colors I I to e offer Germany and summon him before a senate committee for questioning gained headway Senator Nye (R) North Dakota expressed th opinion that Dodd’s statements were “primarily propaganda" for th Roosevelt proposal to revamp th supreme court Calling Dodd’a remarks Improper Nyesald: “He should be required to name the ‘billionaire’ he said be was told was ready to back an American dictatorship” Dodd's pronouncement In which he said that James Monroe and James Madison ones joined Chief Justice John Marshall in a “fight against ‘democracy” stirred Borah to say: “I haven't read Professor Dodd's statement I was told he Indulged In attacks upbn th Integrity and honor of some of the Revolutionary fathers I do not propose to descend to the level of reading th outpourings of such an Irresponsible scandalmonger” “ Thesis Outlined Dodd's thesis was that In tha past th courts congressional minorities or party splits hav often beaten reforms desired by the people He contended that If the Democratic party breaks up now forces opposed to popular rule may take advantage of the split to maks "a Huey Long” dictator Representative Fish (R) New York told th house Wednesday he thought Dodd should be recalled to testify to the senate and house “as to who is th man who is going to glya $1000 0000 000” to establish a dictatorship H made the suggestion during an attack on President Roosevelt's court proposal which he said was "one step toward fascism” MT lOMM I Catholic Population In U S Shows Gain Senator Borah ledger Marks Become ‘Key’ In Tax Action U S Claims Tiny Red Crosses by Du Pont Used to Evade Levy NEW YORK May 12 WPl- -A tiny s mark In red ink found on certain card Index records In Pierre S du Pont’a tin-bo- x ledger of securities owned in 1929 became a key point Wednesday in th Income tax case against du Pont and John double-cros- J Raskob 1929 and th 1930 ledgers of the Wilmington Del industrialist into evidence government counsel contended the croes-mar— resembling tha cross used In the game of was du Pont’i method of “earmarking" the stocks he purchased from Raskob In th sales back and forth following the 1929 panic following which the millionaire established deductible losses on their 1929 Income tax returns Ralph T Ellis office assistant for du Pont In Wilmington testified he was “positive” the markings were not placed on the card Index records at the time th securities were purchased from Raskob Instead he believed th marks were not placed on th card until in 1935 after th government Instituted Its action to collect $617316 from du Pont and $1026340 from Raakob in alleged deficiency In their 1929 tax The government contends the sales back and forth were fictitious and were accompanied by a repurand that chasing understanding th stocks sold back and forth were “earmarked” so each would get his original block of securities back Placing th ks By Trlbuna Leased Wire NEW YORK May 12— The Roman Catholic population of the United States and Us possessions was increased by more than 436000 members In 1936 making a grand total of 20959134 according to The Official Catholic Directory for 1937 published here Wednesday The 1936 total represents an Increase of 2080412 since 1928 and Dust Storm Hits of 4375034 since 1916 Included In th Catholio population Increase for GARDEN CITY Kan May 12 A) A dust cloud on of the thickest last year was a total of 62062 conGarden City has seen in weeks verts a decrease of 1783 Over 1935 blew In here Wednesday afternoon Franc has been Increasing Its from the northeast The temperapurchases of American cotton while ture dropped rapidly as visibility was limited to a half mile Germany was reducing u MILEAGE IS A WONDERFUL ITEM “The mileage ia wonderful Item in saving as I have averaged 33 miles to a gallon of gas” says Mr Givens “The comfort afforded my wife and me in driving on our long trips and the roominess of the car are indeed wonderful features” Ask us to show you how you can save up to $270 the first year of Willyg ownership MllB ro A WlON" you ompletenos never before known In ALL S ' SERVBASIC ICES for homo refrigeration 1— GREATER ’“TrtVtCC THE SMARTVES I— GREATER ABILITY I—GREATER - ABILITY - 4— GREATER PEPFND- ABILITY— — B— GREATER Silk-and-Wo- ol $100 and patterns And of course everything ypu could ask for in shirts neckwear hosiery sweaters belts hats and shoes for sports and business wear Arthur Frank 208-21- 0 e Recall Gains A movement to recall Dodd from ent Loose pistes sre gripped tight tor 24 hour by J’ASTKETH denture powder Special alkaline content prevent sore Tasteless No gums denture breath nausea Get FA8TEETH at Schramm-Johnso- n Drugs or any drug stora When mouth tissues change see your Adv) dentist UP)— will of the people The house vote confirming taken standing vote of 224 to 84show of Tuesday was the greatest Independence in that chamber since the revolt in 1935 against the “death sentence” in the utility holding company bill Privately some legislators said the “revolt" was not actuated so much by a desire to economile as by the fact that members of congress are in better position ” to obtain camps and camp patronage with CCC in a temporary status Before passing the legislation the house approved an amendment knocking out a provision to put technical and nontechnical foremen under civil service The bill sets the pay of enrollees at not more than $30 a month COLLEGE STATION TexaV-Presldyouths with dependent families beis here shown reviewing the Texas Roosevelt ing required to send home a major A M cadet corps with the chie execuand more than Not their of pay part 6 per cent of the enrollees would be tive on the left T O Walton president of eligible fof $45 as leaders and not the college and Dr F M Law president of more than 9 per cent for $36 as asthe board of directors making up the bal-- sistant leaders — — Give-Awa- 12 Philippines The action was followed by a Jilnt from official sources that aeven American aome of - th members of the joint committee of experts may not go to Manila for public hearings to b held in the Islands as well as In tha United States Though the state department originally asked for $65000 which the budget bureau trimmed an official said it was “not sure” even $42000 would be required “Just who will make tha trip and varioua other decisions hav yet to be made" he added Na-tio- $15000 FALSE TEETH May May 12 CD— WASHINGTON The senate joined the house Wednesday in approving a $42000 state ' department appropriation for expense of American participation In a joint committee’ study of future relations with the Senator Borah of Idaho called Am1 bassador William E Dodd A “disand a “scandalmonger” grace” Wednesday after the envoy to Ber lin suggested that if the Roosevelt recovery program is defeated a fascist dictatorship financed by a may rise in the United States The diplomat had cited Borah's 1919 fight against the League of as an initanca of “antidemocratic” movement defeating the ar “Denture Static” A w Diplomat Labeled by ‘Scandalmonger’ Idaho Senior Senator Lower Chamber Clings to Isles’ Study Fund' Approved Borah Flays : Hit Diplomat Dodd in Talk Of ‘Dictator South Main Street ’ PRICED AS LOW AS S1 1 95° EASY TERMS Y6u 'L'nrr Are Invited to Come in and SEE TIIE JPROOF J 1UNI M WlUy Smprb Party with Key Kyur at the Priem mnj tpmrjfirmrlmmt mAJm I cA—f without Mlm Sondey IvMlnyi at 9 LLL 813 rnunsRjHTOESE 364 SO STATE 2dD ECONOMY 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