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Mls Gilbert and Sullivan’s operas were Thursday the most profitable properties in Austria expects many tourists the theaters 3 proclaimed that the night ready CD-Pre-sldent United to cooperate with States is foreign nations "at All times” for the preservation of world peace In a message to the sixteenth triennial-convention of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance union lie promised that this government “shall continue to strive under divine Providence with heart and soul and all our strength to serve the cause of peaceful human ity by setting an example” Read Message His message was read to the convention by Francis B Sayre assistant secretary of state who said permanent peace can be attained only by cooperative effort The president referred to "the conflict of principles and policies aspirations and ambitions which the today witnesses” but world am “I glad to know that peace continues to of the vital be one of the World’s Woman’s cerns men- no specific nations by name text of hlmessage follower tioned The con- Chris- tian Temperance union It is indeed fitting that in connection with the sixteenth triennial convention of the Washington a great to be held Will Pursue Peace ’In the confllct-- ef principles and organization in meeting peace policies la aspiratiohs the world today United which and ambitions Sheer ring lent chiffon ketiery ! the newest shade' Me pair pairs White lor kasdhays SI ITelftmann Cl (Duirime 216 SOUTH JMAIN STREET SUHKIST COFFEE SATURDAY Was 600 29c Jgc Hew Potatoes lQlbs29c 2 2§c Red Alaska FRESH HALIBUT lb Top Quality deep sea Meaty lb ' 29o lb 31 o 31 Jb 21 POLAND WATER Waldtn’i Mrs Mrs PIES pt 19c Mrs Walden's Mrs Walden’s FRIED CHICKEN CHOC SPONGE CAKE layer 33 layers 49 CAKE 2 15o loaf FRUIT SALAD Mrs Walden’s Wal'en’g ORANGE CREMO 33 ea E extra quality United pt 27 O Lime ROLLS 8 for 17c BREAD y RAISIN-DAT- Orange Cherry Hens 29 lbs 2 bchs 9 2 doz 45 United Good’ Try them 6 bottles' 690 Clicquot Club Friers BLUEBERRY In Interest of Economy This proposal is in the interest of economy and the prevention of developoverlapping or ments It leaves the congress to what determine free wholly shall be undertaken and provides the congress with a complete picture not only of the needs of each one of the regions but of the relationship of each of the regions to the whole of the nation Ifrfor example the oongress could have had before it at this session a complete picture of immediate and long term needs I think its task in providing for flood prevention and drouth emergencies would have been an easier 29c HEWLETT’S YUM Stewing Filled-with-Jell- Quart Bottle RHODE ISLAND RED and patches Shatter Whites GINGER ALE Meat White cups near-b- y FIRM RIPE TOMATOES Utah Beets Turnips Carrots SWEET JUICY ORANGES 1b BELGIAN HARES Delcious Utah Fresh picked from each 19 COD FRIERS Tender Strawberries-- 2 fl Delicious FRESII RAINBOW TROUT FRESH FILLET SOLE BLACK 2 lbs 53c FREE CITY DELIVERY FRESH SALMON lb Fancy The World’s Finest Vacuum Packed Tins TeL SPECIALS The house approved extension until June 30 1939 the law prohibiting Interstate shipment of oil produced in excess of states quotas Senator Truman (D) Missouri said congress should halt the “looting” of railroads and “glaring misuses of the public’s money” by New York financiers hw - 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lb Shelled Walnuts- Free Was Delivery 720 !FRVirF WITH ship p RfcSH r— — A SM1I F” — HAMS PART PICKLED For a successful a Ham from WHOLB 0R lb 28C v dinner try whole or part of this tender delicious Part Hams average from 6 to It lbs Whole Hams average 12 to 17 - lbs RATH S BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON BEEF POT ROAST VEAL CHOPS (Rib ®r T Loin)-r-rryT-“- TT --r Jb' Boneless Lamb Roast lb FBPSH 59- Fancy Light Halves Phone ’ 19 POSTUM CEREAL Tea Maple 2 lbs 73 Swift’s Premium Sunkist TUNA 6 cans 59 Top Quslty ‘ Cubed Sliced Bacon lb ctn 6 for 89 RED SALMON Sunkist-Alaskar-1- BUTTER Gold Gem VEAL Loin or RUMP ROAST FRESH SLICED HALIBUT ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS The Uarge Parks re 12 for 45 Tomato Juice Delicious White Meat 9 Strinfless Till 11 -- ox Black Blizzard Cuts Swath Over Montana 89c c 2 cam Sunkist sion HELENA Mont June 3 CD— A vast dust storm swept over Montana early Thursday but rain and snow cleared the skle of the yellow pall Thursday night 'All weather bureau stations except those at Butte and Missoula In the western part of the state reported the air filled with silt picked up by high winds in northern Montana and Alberta Canada Wibaux In eastern Montana reported the worst “black blizzard” ever experienced there The dust swept southward into Wyoming - Late 4n the day raja started fall ing in many parts of the state It snowed at Butte and Billings —Rdiployment-t- n continue to rise' E'ht LONDON June 3 (UP)— million gas masks are available to the public and will be distributed undersecresoon Geoffrey office tary of state for the home said in the house of commons Peace June WASHINGTON Thursday Prepare for Gas Attack we are ready at all times to cooperate with all nations and peoples to make the spirit of peace a practical and a living fact May God hasten the day when this spirit shall dominate the whole world” and Parley Told Whole f Tape-tr- SeSretary Morgenthau nounced the treasury would row $800000000 next week fall into the same category as my former recommendation relating to the reorganization of the executive branch of the government I hope therefore that both of these important matters may have your attention at this ses- specialtjof odd sics— longs'7 shprts" ' Universal WCTy Leon Henderson told a congressional committee that industries employing 12000000 workers would come within the scope of the proposed wage and hour law WE lifAKE a are so smart and comfortable that your summer won’t be a success without them so inexpensive that you ban easily afford two orJthree -- for witnesses the States remains steadfast m THE DAY IN WASHINGTON its determination to pursue the ways of peace We shall continue to strive By the Associated Press President Roosevelt asked con- under divine Providence with heart and all of our strength to gress to establish seven regional serve soul and the cause of peaceful humanauthorities for conservation of an example lhnd and water resources in major ity by setting “We rejoice today that all of the — river valleys nations of the western hemisphere Senator Norris (Ind ) Nebras- are at peace with each other and ka introduced a bill to create the with the rest of the world The network the units to be patterned United States seeks no conquest We after the Tennessee valley au- have no imperial aspirations Strive to Avoid Perils thority "Not only do we desire peace but The president reiterated to Vice we awe determine In all of our rePresident Garner and Speaker lations to avoid those perils that Bankhead that all but “policy would endanger the gains that have forming positions in the federal beenWemade desire to be a good neighbor government be placed under civil service For nearly a year I have stud-ie- d this great subject intensively and have discussed it with many of the members of'the senate and house of representatives My PALM BEACH SUITS CloaeouU In America Will Aid Moves through OUR AMPLE stocks of wTute and pattern suits plain and sport backs single and double breasteds give you wide selection OUR SALESMEN and 1 these regional bodies at least in their early years’ would consist chiefly in developing integrated plans to constrya and aafeguard the prudent use of waters waterpower soils forests and other resources of the areas entrusted to their charge Such regional bodies would also a useful mechanism provide which consultation among 'the various governmetal agencies working in the field could be effected for the development of integrated programs of related actjvitiee Projected programs would be reported by the 'bodies regional annually to'the congress through the president has had be after the projects checked and revised in light of national budgetary considerations and of national planning policies When the national planning board is established I should expect to use that agency t coordinate the development of regional planning to ensure conformity to national policy but not to give to the proposed national planning board any executive authority over the construction of public works or over management of completed works Coordination Necessary Projects authorized to be undertaken by the congress could then be carried out in whole or in part by those departments f thr government best equipped for the purpose or if desirable in any particular case by one of the regional bodies There should be a close coordination of the work done by the various agencies of government to prevent friction overlapping and unnecessary administrative activities There should be the closest cooperation also with the developing state and local agencies in this field particularly the state regional and locaplanning boards andheon interstate cocommissions Pledged By 'Roosevelt To Avoid War opg-sid- comfortVery able as shown In this photo- ' US people STEEL CHAIRS I 4 1937 operation which work through interstate compacts ratified by the congress and through interstate administrative arrangements And provision should be made for the effective administration of hydroelectric projects which have been or may be undertaken as a part of a multiple purpose watershed The - waterpower development resources of the nation must be protected from private monopoly and used for the benefit of the SALE A JUNE Text of President’s Message on Resources Any division of tha United States into regions for the husbandry of its resource must posIdahoan’s Proposal Would Create Croup for sess Aome degree of flexibility ‘ area most suitable as a reProbe of Needs on Federal Projects Nature has given recurrent and The for the carrying out of an gion poignant warnings through dust Integrated program designed to 3 UP) — ments due for 1937 A similar bill storms floods and drouths that Jun WASHINGTON prevent floods is the basin includthere is yet ing the watersheds of a pivotal Commissioner John C Pag of the introduced by Representative Jghn we must If we would preserve for river But other problems depenreclamation bureau told the house J Dempsey of New Mexico was ad' time ourselves and our posterity the dent upon other combinations of irrigation committee Thursday he tersely natural economic and social facreported by the interior de' natural sources of a virile nationfavored the White bill for the crealife al a somewhat diftor may tion of a commission to extend fur- partment has taught us that ferent arearequire to permit the most efther relief to water users of fedPage said he favored the White theExperience prudent huabandry of our fective functional program For eral aid projects bill because the proposed commis' estate requires far sighted instance the problem of the great The bill would create a commis- slon members coming from outside Floods drouths and plains area Is a 'problem of defision of three with authority to in- the interior department and ranks management dust storms are in a very real cient rainfall recmake relatively high and conditions owners water users land hf and vestigate of nature’s winds loose friable soils and unommendations to congress as to cbuld make an unbiased study of serise manifestations to tolerate-contlnueabuse refusal suitable agricultural practices methods for It of determining the situations in various areas her bounties Prudent manageTha natural area for solution of g amount of annual payments If war- would be a body with not demands ment works merely the great plains drouth problem ranted and to recommend relief in out any binding powers and would which will guard against these is different from that for the somatter of payments for 1937 merely report its findings la conformucalamities but carefully lution of dynamic water problems The ?asure was drafted by gress lated plans to prevent their ocpresented by the rivers which Representative Compton White of Representative John R Murdock currence plans require cotraverse that area The rational Idaho chairman of the committee of Arizona a commitee member ordination Such of many related acarea for administration of a said he agreed with Page that the It differs from the Borah-Hatc- h great plains rehabilitation probill passed by the senate in that commissioners should be someone tivities Control Measures Needed gram crosses the drainage areas the latter provides a blanket mora- not connected with the interior deof a number of parallel major torium for 80 per cent of the pay- -' partment or water users For instance our recent expetributaries of the Mississippi riences of floods have made clear river It should therefore be that the problem must be-- apin mind that in establishing kept as more one involving proached than great works on main streams a region for one type oforcompreall of hensive program parts at the places where major disassame area may be included in ters threaten to occur There must the a different region for another type also be measures of ’prevention and control among tributaries and of comprehensive program with ) 2144 the result of a federal system as EAST DRIVE OUT I throughout the entire headwaters &-SSUGAR HOUSE areas A comprehensive plan of it were of programs and admin-of istrative areas for solution flood control must embrace not basically different yet interreonly donwstream levees and flood-walated problems and retarding dams and Urges Regional Units reservoirs on major tributaries - Neither the exact scope nor th but also smaller dams and reservoirs on the lesser tributaries most appropriate administrative and measures of applied conservamechanism for regional husbantion throughout an entire drainadry can at the starLbe projected it ge— area— suctr—as restoration trponanjrstngld blueprint But of forests and grasses on inferior is important that we set up withlands and encouragement of farm out delay some regional machinpractices which diminish runoff ery to acquaint us with our prob-- “ and prevent— erosion on arable lem lands I think however that for the Another demonstration of just estime being we might give considwhat our tremendous buying Taking care of our natural tate eration to the creation of seven retogether with the stopping of power can really do! waste and building it back to a gional authorities or agencies one on the Atlantic seaboard a sechigher productivity is a national A Genuine ond for the Great lakes and Ohio problem At last we have undertaken a national policy valley a third for the drainage WASH-MASTEBut it is not wise to direct basin of the Tennessee And Cumberland rivers a fourth embraceverything from Washington National planning should start at ing the drainage basins of the the bottom or in other words the Missouri river and the Red river problems of townships counties-an- d ot the north a fifth embracing states should be coordinated the drainage basins of the Arkansas Red and Rio Grande rivthrough large geographical reers a sixth for the basins of the gions and come to the capital of the nation for final coordinaColorado river and rivers flowing tion Thus the congress would into the Pacific south of the line and a sevreceive a complete picture in which no local detail had been enth for the Columbia river overlooked maddition I should leave undisturbed the Mississippi Cooperation Essential which is well It is also well to remember that river commission equippecf to handle the problems of our national improvements immediately attending the chanBrand New heritage frequently confer special nel of that great river immediatebenefits Out of upon Crate the regions Right Would Develop Plaqp ly affected and a large measure of cooperation from state and loApart from the Tennessee Valcal agencies m the undertaking ley authority the Columbia Vak and financing of important projley authority and the Mississippi the work of ects may fairly be asked for river commission TERMS of Only $3 Down $3 a Month FRIDAY MORNING I———— tii 7 lb and lb 32c lb DRISSPU "Mlk-Fe- d FttFSH MIMON I’ Average HMIHI T Fll 29 W 25 lb lb SPRING FRIERS I 39 23 29 £ 31 j lb 29c In 2 lbs FT SOI F AND SQUABS - 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