Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Upper Basin Group "Will Not Oppose Gila Project Rider U S to Buy Will Be Approved by Representatives WASHINGTON July 9 Representative J Will Robinson of Provo Utah said Friday upper Colorado river basin states representatives will not opposs Inclusion of the $1250 000 Gila (An ) reclamation project appropriation in the interior department bill when it comes back to the house next week for action on senate amendments The Gila project eliminated from the bill by the house after the upper basin states representatives said Arizona did not xbU’LLHfVER Jl Stt 9 UR—Sec- Kung Chinese finance minister announced lata Friday conclusion of an agreement under which China will buy "a substantial amount" of this country’s gold In a Joint statement the Chinese and American fiscal heads said that the United States would buy silver from China in addition to that at ready being acquired under the original Chinese silver agreement effected last May Morgenthau and Kung declined at a press conference to reveal how 0 much of the treasury’s gold hoard would be sold to China or how much Chinese silver this country would acquire Purpose of the agreement the joint statement said is to assist in stabilizing currency relationships and to augment the gold reserves of the Chinese central bank Kung said the gold acquired from the United States would be left on deposit In this country He explained It could be used as a reserve behind Chinese currency regardless of where it was stored Gold sold to China Morgenthau said will come from the treasury’s inactive gold account which now contains about $1144 000000 of the metal The Inactive gold fund was started last December to prevent heavy gold inflows from artificially bolstering the domestic credit aup‘ the Robinson said Governor Henry Blood of Utah chairman of upper basin states strategy committee had wired he was satisfied with the Arizona agreeH the ment RVAUlf TO greatest liberals H named Senators Johnson (R) California and Borah (R) Idaho In the same $12300-00000- fAMlWsli1S ply 1937 (Continued from Page One) h said Is on of the oldest members of the senate and yet on of retary Morgenthau and Dr H II MOM Y BIG July 10 Senator Tells Upper House Regime Tries To Stir Prejudice Ry Terms of New Agreement WASHINGTON JULY Court Change Tactics Hit By Wheeler Gobi Will Be Sold federal funds for ColodeservS rado river development because she had failed to ratify the Colorado river compact was restored by the senate However the senate did not act until It had gained the assurance Arizona would follow the dictates of the compact as far as it afGila project fected UPI— Party to Pact More Silver From China RcpTjrWill RobinsoiT Averts Funds SATURDAY MORNING Dr H H Kung Ha agree to sell silver Tax Charges By Fish Hit As ‘Hearsay’ New Yorker Insists First Lady Used Revenue Loophole connection “No party can survive based upon religious bigotry” Wheeler said "No party can survive based upon political bigotry and no party survive that bases its laws upon trying to proscribe men because of age “Dare we because wo don’t agree with the court’s decisions seek to punish those judges when they reach the age of 70 or 75?" "Stripped of all subterfuge” he added “stripped of all camouflage there Is just one reason for this bill— ’we want to usurp the powers of the supreme court — we want to usurp the powers of an Independent branch of the government’ ” P Landslides Republican landslides in 1920 1924 and 1928 and the subsequent party decline Wheeler said “it may happen again and some of you who are appealed to because you came in on the coat-tail- s of the president will go out on the coattails of a Democratic president” “There Isn’t one single solitary argument in favor of the bill except one based upon prejudice” he said “based upon the necessity to change the decisions of the court and change the Constitution” Asserting that "nobody Is for this bill at heart” Wheeler said he would rather have the original Recalls G O Recalling Both Morgenthau and Kung (Continued from Page One! pressed gratification over results of the original Chinese silver agree- sentative Vinson (D) Ky began a ment pits un cummin emmt ‘‘All your testimony” he said With a Leonard you not pointing a finger at Fish “is pure and unadulterated hearsay What Only get dazzling beauty bill are you doing but smearing?” -every convenience feaFish contended his evidence was “If we are going to pack the ture and absolute dependhearsay from a reliable source” court" he said "let’s put on six” He argued that “tax avoidance by Outlining the president’s broad -- but ability you get the the rich or people of moderate powers Wheeler said he had been last word in — means knows UR WASHINGTON no party lines” The economy of July 9 given mpre aifthorify than anyone He accused the administration in history more even that “the house approved Friday an approoperation It’s the last in and the course of the father of our Country” priation of $105000000 for flood tax treasury word because with Leon"Hasn’t the time come” he asked control work this fiscal year dodging investigation of sin ard’s exclusive Master "when we should say there is a line The sum was authorized in the war department's nonmilitary ap- The Day In beyond which no man should pass?” Dial you sctually control Washington propriation bill aggregating $194 Robinson Action Denounces the Associated By Press current consumption 000000 but the house stipulated Senator Wheeler (D) Montana He denounced the action of Ma$52 500 000 of the flood money There's something that should come from the $1500000000 accused the administration of jority Leader Robinson in invoking rill save you money every using “cheap tactics” In its fight technicalities of the senate rules work relief fund the court bilL Senator Minused ordinarily only when a filibusdtr yon use roar Leonard Previously the house had ap- for ton (D) Indiana asserted Assoter is on a 000 500 flood $52 control proved ciate Justice Roberts had changed “There was no question of a filWhen the bill Coarse uiand see the big appropriation he ibuster” he said “but only a general reached the senate that body dou- his views on one full-festerlistened “to the political voice of debate on the issues of this bill spacious as bled tne f gure and made several mixitei iiioacraceii See all other changes including one in- the chief justice of the United it because they were afraid to debate it?” retired States” creasing the py of certain 1 ct jrvwueitces And Then he turned to an appeal to officers amir President Roosevelt a told press party loyalty made by Senator Loher it wiU saw ron While the house okehed the dou- conference that strikes by federal bted flood works fund it balked at workers are barred gan (D) Kentucky in an address mor- - tacit mouth than fedsome of the other senate changes eral employes are although free to Join this“Weweek the rnondiiy were told” he said “you payments Deluding the pay increase Several unions ought to vote for the bill because arnonnt m Wiry hesitate’ members argued the retired officers of the The treasury announced an you rode In on the coat-tai- ls “had nothig to do but play golf " Herr' w the refrigerator EVERY FEATURE YOU The bill therefore goes back to agreement with China under president of the United States Thank God I didn’t ride in on the the senate for action on the rejected which China will buy a “substanyoa went and need WANT— AND MORE of the president of the tial” amount of the United States’ coat-taiamendments United States hoard gojd Master Dial Temper stirs ML "Finally we were told that if we cator Rubber Grids la lea Trays Government crop experts fore- did not vote for this bill we would Gas Kills Blasting cast a wheat crop of 882000000 break the heart of the president Interim Uftt Vegetable Crisper COME IN BEFORE and a corn crop of 2571851000 Oh dear1 What a pity!” Cave Worker Protection Pisa in bushels PRICES UP I Cites Split Decisions Minn July 9 (JPi— He noted there had been much Heavy flumes that formed after gling out “for reprisal and inquisidecidyhdmite blasting in a cave he was tion w'hat may be termed if you complaint about The the court of sions a ” to supreme into tourist will develop certain economic royalists attempting attraction Friday caused the death He said that money paid the bill he said would not relieve that Univer- Philadelphia of Carl Schjoli committee— —under situation bufijn fact would aggra terms of Mrs Roosevelt’s radio con- vate tt— Under the measureTie con sity of Minnesota athlete could be not pnly five County Coroner Oiaf Thompson tract was earned by her “as much tinued there and but also seven-to-si- x of Lanesboro said death was due to as money ever was earned by anyn decisions "and even the gas which apparently was held body ’’ n decl and Horn “She directed where it would be Appliances— Insid So Temple Entrance in the cave by excessive dampness ” and controlled that money" he slons said “If she can avail herself of In the event of an evenly divided a loophole then anybody else in court he said that the decision of some district judge appointed “at America can do the same thing” the behest of some crooked political Exemption boss” would prevail Revenue law permits deductions He quoted Attorney General Cumup to 15 per cent of a person's in mings as having said the bill was come for contributions to charity intended to produce a court that “Asked about Fish’s assertions at will meet the “needs of the times a press conference President The needs of the times he said are FRESH FRVITS & Roosevelt said he would not discuss "like shifting sands” and he asked them at present Aids quickly added whether the supreme court Is to 1EGETWLES he had no intention of ever reply be reorganized to meet what each succeeding president considers to be Ing Moapa CANTAMrs Roosevelt herself told re- the needs of the times porters recently: 2 for 19c LOUPES Roosevelt “On every penny of income which Quotes read from a book The " Montanan I received I have paid my tax Especially Delicious SCARROTAfter the committee session Sen written by President- Ro&sevelt in ROLLED PRIME RIB ator Harrison (D)' Miss' re-- 1 1933"in which the presidentde-ndunce- d 10c bunches the method of adding men marked: "If Congressman Fish believes to the supreme court as “aggravate that the case he presented of Mrs ing tha 'disease” "CABBAGE lb 3c “When you vote against this bill Roosevelt is on all fours with the nefarious and Indefensible cases to meet the needs of the times” he POT ROASTS corn-fe- d 1L 18c 20c Newhall ORANGES presented before this committee on asserted “you are only doing what ROLLED SHOULDER VEAL tax evasion he has had a brain- the president- of the United States lb 25c 35c dozen said was the right thing to do In storm” LEGS & LOIN of MUTTON 1b 18c 1933 Every man on this side is LEG VEAL ROAST accused of tryftig to break up the lb 7c lb 27c APRICOTS Democratic party because he agrees SUPER BACON lb 40c with what the president said In LEMONS 360's— FRIERS 1933 and is accused of trying to de 1b 27c the president of the United stroy HENS 33c Doz lb 23c States because he agrees with what ex- House Okelis Flood Funds o Straws o Felts o Crepes o Linens p Leghorns Regular $100 id Chiffon and Service! ringless sheer chiffon for business and general daytime wear weight for sport and heavy duty wear RINGLESS! A 1 perfect Newest shades Sizes 8 !4 to 10 V semi-servi- 1’? i 1 Lastex garlengths ter tops the cool comfy mids ummer stocking! No bindings no runs from garters 8a to 1014 Salt Lake City’s Greatest “ COCOANUT ZC -- M I BUTTER ' - TOMATOES 2!2s POWDERED or BROWN SUGAR 7 HILLS COFFEE TROPHY MACKEREL RICHBAKE APPLES 2 lbs 17c Ib2gc 25c "2for34c " TOMATO JUICE KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES On — '3 ’ Kellogg Cereal Bowl Free with each purcKase FRESH UKERr-- RAISIN POUND CAKES ORANGE BREAD" "with diced orange LEMON COOKIE- SCOCOANUT TIPPERARY ROLLS r of for 23c 2 for 23c Two Packaiei -- 1 — ea and ZT 20c and 40c ' iced Loaf 5c dozen 18c- dozen 35c -- lbs 17c Delicatessen Specials AMERICAN CHEESE lb 25c Sliced DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE lb 35c COTTAGE Pound CHEESE rr 1 Oc DILL PICKLES— 3 for 10c It Is a Mighty Good Habit cnibvot 14 to Special— New Bias Slips for Summer find Well with In calls them here! cut Rip-pro- of plenty of slips! You’ll Slim and perfect fitting seams of Sizes 34 to m Sale! Mid-Summ- er Crisp new styles In WASHABLE Powder Crepes Printed Crepes and Pastel Shantungs Featuring novelty scarfs buttons clever belts vivid color combinations smart collars clever piping stitching and tucking new skirt effects! in fact every-thin- g that’s new Sizes 14 to 44 48 to 52 SPECIAL Sale! 2000 !etc Cool Cotton Dresses 50c Reg Every Dress Guaranteed Fast $100 Boys’ Wash Suits Colors! Chiffon Voiles! Piques! Shantungs! - r — Rayon Crepes! — Laces! Pic-Pon- s! Juzt before have we had so many cottons at only $11 The latest styles 'and fabrics every one "with snappy details and neat finishing that prove they’re higher priced! Dazzling colors too! Glorious street shades and lovely soft pastels! Plenty of white to keep you fresh and cool looking VJ t all summer long Sizes 14 to 20 3$ to 44 SPECIAL good-looki- Men’s Broadcloth Sport Shirts new summer shlrte to wear with your slacks or sport clothes Sport at the moment when your need! plenty of cool summer clothes comes this ’sale of boys’ new wash suits - More than 30 to choose from Made ef style sturdy fast color fabric in sizes boy —Never Wbolmcn Ask Fabric Law 2 Sizes trimmings 20 Rice ’n’ Cool DRESSES - 2 for 25c 2 cans 23c lb 25c i 2 lbs 72c 3 cans 27c Batiste Gowns hundreds then combined them with the cream of our own fresh stock of summer favorites to give you this truly amazing sale' You’ll find whites black sheers and stunning prints chiffons lace and combinations Smart styles for afternoon evening street and vacation wear Grab vour hat and dash down before someone walks away toting that dress meant for YOU Sizes 14 to 20 38 to 44 46 to 52 and 2 Sdk Get Tours today Regular $395 $495 and $595 Values Printed Chiffons! Bemberg Prints! Navy Sheers! Raj on Shantungs! Jacket Dresses! We purchased the season's smartest dresses by the — 7 SILVER BAR GRAPEFRUITNo OYSTERS extreme from changeWill of temperature keep food or hot or cold for liquid a long period of time Snompei? Blesses ftiOCttS Bing CHERRIES— ABLE shadow-proskirts Bilk crepes taffeta and White and a he said in 1933” "There’s no judgeship dangling WASHINGTON July 9 UP1- -A house committee heard proponents before my face” he asserted “I am claim Friday “truth in fabric1' legis- not seeking a place on the circuit lation is needed “to give the buying court of appeals or any other court The president has been very generpublic a square deal” ous to me But there comes a time Wilson J Bryon McKinley Wyo who said he represented the Na- when your own conscience must tell tional and Wyoming Woolgrowers’ you whether you’re going to blithely associations and the National Wool support him or not” Marketing association said "the consumers’ Interests are paramount in thd need for this legislation’! He appeared before the committee on the Interstate and foreign commerce In support of a bill by The habit of dropping in at Pembroke’s for FounRepresentative John- - A Martin Colo to Pueblo tain Pens require labeling of “all wool" fabric to show the percentages pf t oomponentsA similar bill by Senator Capper Kansan Is before the senate ' Wilson said his organizations 24 EAST B R O A D WAV suofccribe generally" to a suggesTor tion modification of provisions Of course there are dozens and forbidding use of the word “wool" dozens of other worthwhile things oa labels when the fabric has only at our store By the way bring In a small wool content your films for developing GUAR-ANXFE- D UNBREAK- leelc saUns shades pastelSPECIAL SZ ur lb Jugs lined color Full eight-to-seve- Super lire of re-m- em FOOD) SPECIALS Outing Jugs outing Fallon Stone floral batiste East Knee eut with gowns teams Dainty Hose Length combinations color Full - fashioned knee with pretty applique se seven-to-seve- d plus Cool ed five-to-fo- NOW guaran-tce- electric fans! blades Ths perfect fan for your kitchen bedroom nnrgery airor office— keeps In circulation lots of Complete with co d and Perfect! -- GO Fnjoy cool weather with one of these Full-Fashione- d! six-jud- m! Electric Fans' Silk Hosiery -- ls $195 $149couldand pos- Only a most unusual purchase sibly give you these spectacular values fashion Every hat an Brand newt Peachbaskets! Turbans! Off-farSwagger and Sport brims! Opel crowns! AU headsizes and colors! t ft'-Ou- Exactly 600 Hats Values Special Opportunity Purchase! - 1 to S years Special Rayon Mesh Celanese or Cotton Polo Shirts Crisp Reg neck short sleeves In white only Sizes 14 to 17 Special rayon celanese er cotton stylet for smart vacation' resort and sport wear several at —buy this low Men’s Sanforized Wash Pants Better slacks! Full and nicely finished Tailored of Sanforized in suitings patterns so smart they look like flanAll rolors nel Sizes 30 to 42 of rut well made $10 blue String or button tan or main front-w- hite Choice money-savin- g sales price In small medium and large tlses Crew Neck Shirts Sport neck short frew sleeve shirts sportsummer in new colorful knits cross stripe patterns with pocket Ail sizes Very special In ium |