Show - - v bi--- 6 - I i i t t -- ' 2 - - ' 0 1 20 1937 House ICills Appropriation Bill Welles Námed To Be Shifted Harlan County 1' BUI—SaYs For Oregol! Naval Air Base Secretary Aid Quiz Planned ' e i i i It Here's Gratitude- - !' t for- You! i )1 e : f' ' i - el - i i k 1 : CLEARANCE! 1 q as long'as they last! t 5 I I 0 I': J s ': ip ': -- 1! 1 i rLa( L )I 11 11 IL M MIEMRIANIT5 s I i so r ' - --- N - 11000qi! t z - 60MFORTABLEi q:: i:$:i4::::!::1 ) ' ::Z:W-:''':''''''- 1 t 11 :::s::::::: C 1 taken from our regular stotk! SO LIGHT SO COOL n10:1 N ' Boaice Carter i se i -t - DENVER May 19 UP)—Barry - And Joyce told her mother: -"Barry hurt my arm" Tharp 4 saved Joyce Thompson — or 2 3 in from (AP)--Th19 house killed Wednesday a drowning Washington WASHINGTON May S Will U Two State Agents Study Park lake Wednesday and Joyce Department bill which would have authorized a 81250000 appropriation for a i ' told her mother: Labor Situation naval air base at Tongue Point Ore on the Columbia river Nominations Sent Dr Hugo Eckener speaking on "Barry hurt my arm" The votewas 101 against 68 for the bill 1 the question of whether ha had ever John C Price park officer said Chairman Vinson (D) Georgia of' 19 (A'—AtWASHINGTON May WASHINGTON A CARLOAD-Othe naval committee urged the May 19 (A')— "If you want economy" he shout-housought helium from the United the little girl trying to retrieve a torney General Cummings said States: to approve legislation author- - ed "here is your chance to prac- President Roosevelt announced two — ball she and which with GRANITE Barry Wednesday he had ordered federal tice economy instead of giving mere Important state department luing the expenditure ' Discussions off the park Kenwere a tell Harlan into th playing county concerning Tour agents did said r Approval the project Althoughehegi lip service to economy" changes Wednesday sending to ' Different tucky scene of violent labor dis- availability of helium were had not have apeioval of the budget pier Blame Places the senate the nominations of Sumputes to determine whether work- but no formal application was on bureau or the navy department Vin- - Re Presentative himself threw NOW FOR down Barry Ums teed (D) ner Welles of ers there have been intimidated in s on declared he believed the 25 the - edge of the pier grabbed DAY Maryland to be un': ' violation of the national labor rela- made since the use of helium members of his committee were North Carolina chairman of the arm and held on until a AND state Joyce's Walton of and R a of number act dersecretary Involving tions ii problems ofSONS naval appropriations subcommittee Moore of Virginia to be depart"fully competent" as any navy fisherman pulled her out MORRIS reHarlan troubles i The 4r of t county o transportation storage repuri!leers to judge the advisability of told the house if it approved the ment counselor :—::::' ::2- : WM his mother: Barry an os in sulted Investigation recently :r:::::':— fication like and the project the means in SOUTH TIMM fell in held her I I "Joyce Welles and Moore now are eeryproposed bill not to blame his com' by the senate civil liberties com- the first place the establishment Gives Views held her hard She got her dress -008 ii If it came In next year "and ing as assistant secretaries of state W—a711-mittee which produced evidence of of a regular Irm north Atlantic serall wet" "It is treason for me to advocate mittee Welles was named to the ' of force by vice so use and : Intimidation that the a bill that the budget does not a p every year thereafter" with appro''' which hu been vacant coal operators in that rich coal problem could be transportation more easily prove?" He added "have we reached priations for the project "Put the since William Phillips was appointfield to prevent unionization of solved and such ''''':3': regular service a point in this house where we will blame where it belongs" he said ed ambassador to Italy last year 1 workers depends epon an American Zeppenot legislate?" Welles has been connected with The department's decision to send lin transport "on congress" Mi"111 company getting Vinson said despite the fact the the service was into Harlan ::: diplomatic federal approximateagents f undeeway for cooperative service budget bureau had approved appro- - Umstead said he had learned from ly half of his 44 years beginning Goverfrom a request by prompted The more helium the priations for this session totaling the navy department that an 'ex- as secretary of embassy at Tokyo nor Chandler of Kentucky for an cheaper it would be produced In eXcess of $7770000000 "we are penditure of $1250000 at Tongue He has been assistant immediate federal investigation secretary In one paragraph Dr Eckener told this $1250000 item will upset Point would be sufficient to main- since April 1933 except for an ttlihob—ei Cummings said the object of the the most experienced dirigible man Our financial program" tain only six patrol planes there was to "ascertain in the world substantiates all this eight months' term that year as Investigation He declared construction of the Yet Vinson contended Umstead ambassador to Cuba whether coal operators and other column has claimed subsequent to Sumner Welles Moore who is 78 and a resident proposed base at Tongue Point said that the expenditure ahould individuals have conspired in vio- - the Hindenburg crash: would save the government $11000- - provide a base equal to the one at of Fairfax Va is a former Demolation of the 'United States code to In plainer words what he says is: 000 because it would make unnecesSeattle where 24 planes are lo- cratic member of the house having ister to the Irish Free State Alvin Injure oppress threaten or "Yes we talked about helium but sary construction of one of eight cated Neither the navy depart- served in that body from 2919 to Mansfield Owsley of Texas as min- date employes in the exercise ofl we didn't formally ask for it be seaplane tenders requested by the ment nor the budget bureau had 1931 ister to Denmark and Edwin L rights guaranteed under provisions cause it was no useto do so There bevy department at a cost of ap- recommended the Tongue Point The pres1de1V also nominated Neville of Ohio as minister to of the national labor relations was and still is no American airship proximately $12000000 each John Cudahy of Wisconsin sui min Siam project he argued act" conipany which uses helium which can help us out or with which we can cooperate The more helium produced the cheaper it would be But America has no airship policy which can use more helium and I bring down its cost" Thank you Dr Eckener In one paragraph you've been able to jay what it took this columnist three oe— columns to say ---' Scrap Shortage l'ill: ' I 1 Were great people for Consis( r- f tencyWhen the Italians were bombthe ing defenseless Ethiopians :::: N" ---- United States cheerfully shipped 'I o0L47 them oil and gas for their tanks crepes! trucks and planes The domestic steel companies are : having a tough time getting their " taffetas! hands on scrap metal The reason: Export prices for scrap steel and iron are higher than ever before in the world's history Germany Japan satins! Russia England Italy and France are the principal buyers Using it :": V:4 '''P i:' - 'It for guns battleships and tanks? : chiffons! :':'If ?i':?z:'':: :NS:?i: ':!!::'M :"' ": Ably Why dear reader how could you A I think such things Don't you know ' they're using it all- - to build churches? reA An AMetican aircraft engine ll'e I manufacturer recently produced the highest horsepower supercharged aircraft engine in the world The I :: 'Z army and the navy guarded its 1 secrets closely Through the patent Il iA'''''''' pool and reciprocal interchange of ' '' patent rights the Japanese obtained (''''r' 47 the specifications of the motor be1 fore the United States army air "'"' '' :11""rcorps could use it "Percales! Broadcloths! Dimities! Voiles! But when the German Zeppelin company would like a little helium to fill two commercial airships en1:1 Suitingst Ginghams! Outing Flannels! gaged in peaceful commercial trans'''''''' we our helium " 4r:hug port operations PO' Plain and Printed Crepes! 44 to our bosom and say "No no no!" "ft " New Racket Do you know what one of the t ':'1' I 1 f' newest rackets is? Professional car sl: thieves of recent months have been silks — shoe floor upon stealing new concentrating not second-han1 ' '4i d ones L but automobiles :'' I::' and even older The old cars have 4 ':'' been hauled away to special dumps ::r i7'''': ' ''' broken up and the scrap metal sold v ' 4S:: Z e i to scrap metal dealers who are ' ' 5::: ::! 0 offering such fancy prices that the !V automobile thieves find it more 1::::4:: '1 : ti't:profitable than stealing new cars AP 4 Baer made such a Since Maxie rt::-:::-:: : flop in his comeback bid against a :4:::::::§::::i :::::?::: British heavyweight in London -ye1G e: British boxing fans have been eyek41 ' 'AO if' ing King Levinsky who left these :'i 4?! shores to try to make a cleanup in ::!?-- ! e s England And this delicious little ' ::i— ::i::2 Lve ) 114Atst story of the American fighter has ' ::f w x t across cables: the PIEIMEMMINEIMMIk back trickled s''' ''e: gpMENk rilq) ::'4kii ' 1'i :''::4':::'''::::: 4 hotel '': Dorchester At the recently ':‘':":::':4 ' ::' c4' :' 'n:'''::l: ' '1 sl )4 a number of sportsmen welcomed ':'' 41 a vs ' Levinsky and Len Harvey lifted his ))A'?c:it5 :' ' VItt'''''e "r o"------67- '' 1 glass and proposed a toast "Gentle4 09' 41 :7F-:ti:y1 to the announced he to men" assembly 4)fA i t1 4 5 '' "the king!" The assembly rose with ‘1s 14 c'3:141' 9 $ '' ''':'''''ill)t" ' one exception and drank -':--- ' IlliVilir oii: Iii1414 'l'all The exception was Levinsky who t sat and smiled and thought they :111$ 1 1 - 1 o- s 4 ‘ s' "" i were all drinking to his health! ‘ New Program z ' A This social and political program has just received approval: Iv 11111"' eft 1 :f:''''':':::T: Four-wee- k ist'::::::y: vacations with pay 30- Pun I '''" Af- thour work week freedom of the 5 - press and freedom of speech collec1 -: Ltive bargaining and higher wages T No Republicans? Washington? ---I -- I - w THE'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY PRICE ' WASH FABRICS o i i 13 to 12 ''' 4 : r t t' ti t t I OFF 1 1 -- ' s ::::: i ZCHII '' t ' 10 ''''' : ' iJ FIR' grz?g 0 ft 1 to Ls' Win t e ar s t et ---- -- opo!I::7::: 7- 41 t - -- )t gr N -t- '''P:tc j 1-- f: -- :: ::1 1 :''' tr 1' A t -- I I 4 I ' ' alp0 G sT - 4 ' 0 ': C - k ' It &" 1 I - 0 9":'3 1 ' - - z1ifi Or : 1110g:-a At de- ir a me” 7 josOor 00- -I 441kb Iallsolimirc1 - 44 I 4 i -- i — ' I - Here arid-onl- 4 i f ' 4 -- - :':: : - s 4 y Itere—7 DOBBS Style in I can you get 1t( ' t Straws and Panamas - t v 't' v 1 JO' : 11 ' I 208 1 I 210 SOUTH MAIN STREET softest the to $10 to had at Price be $350 panamas THE 1937 LEGHORNS—these imported straws have been made in the new styles $350 to $5 - 1937 1937 for The Tribune - Wheeler Seeks Funds For Work in Forests SAILORS—better looking setter Plain fitting more enjoyable to- - wear bands or colored In regular or visibly ventilated models $185 to $5 WASHINGTON ' Iktottx-- 01 t 1 i - ' 7 ( t all 4 N--- ' II 1 ur Copyright THE 1937 arti) STrlliolir 1) - -- — ALotherwords plete THE 1937 PANAMAS—the finest Arthur Frank No Only— The Young Communist League of America which approved that pro gram at its eighth annual convention Well I don't know but inasmuch as we have freedom of press and speech collective bargaining under the Wagner act higher wages vacations with pay and the textile induswork try is asking for the week—maybe this isn't America after all but the communists' ideal European investors have transferredJ2500000000 of their funds from Europe into American securities Washington warns this is a dangerous situation' Maybe ad but I would like to know approximately how many dollars American citizens have transferred to European ( ) Zc m securities The picture and its implications would be then more com- ' b Dobbs sets the stiaw hat style for the whole country When you get a 1937 Dobbs Stiaw or Panama here you know you are getting the newest - authentir style plus the 'highest quality in material and workmanship Get in tune for Summer now with a Dobbs Straw or Panama from our enormous selection Ctcs dqt 1 r I 4 I' — May 19 VI Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana asked congress Wednesday to appropriate $1500000 for examination of mineralized areas in national forests and construction of roads to open for development areas found 'to contain minerals in sufficient commercial amounts His bill provides for interior and agriculture departments' cooperation in making examinations in response to applications by persons who have made locations or entries on gmineralizid lands — - wie L I 'Let US Save Your Skins' Don't despair because the cuffs of your lovely muskrat are don't sigh with boredom at outmoded style of your Persian lamb Consult our expert furrier who will adv!se you as to the necessary cleaning repairs and restyling your furs require! 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