Show -------' - 2 r t ME SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - p ' WEDNESDAYMORN1NG - House Okeils Assistants of For Presideilt WASHINGTON July 27' (AP)—Mori drastiC tax treatment personal holding companies received the tentative approval Tuesday - of the senate-hous- e committee tax investigating ' 'rhs treasury contends the use ofthese "Incorporated pocketbooks" from sales or exchange of capital has cost the govern assets' "The committee has asked Robert ment huge anima In revenue Chairman 'Deughton (3) North H Jackson assistant attorney gento appear at an open hearing Carolina said the committee had eral Wednesday holddecided on increasing personal Republican members want to ask ing company taxes and "consider-'abl- y him on what basis ke advised Mn she restricting" deductions the Franklin D Roosevelt that conwould have no tax liability in present law allows them nection with a radio contract Ingenious use of deductions the Under the contraet $3000 was treasury st4s has made possible paid after each broadcast to a Per- Philadelphia charity Representative further avoidance of Lases sonal holding companies now may Fish (R) New York has contended deduct 20 per cent of adjusted net that the president's wife used a Ancome minus dividends received tax loophole from other personal MildIng comJackson informed—t)o committee panies reasonable amounts applied In a recent letter be nad advised to retirement of debts incurred be- Mrs Roosevelt in 1934 when he fore January 1 1934 and (inreach- was chief counsel of the internal Ing adjusted net income) losses revenue bureau L:7 Roosevelt Victor in First Round of ) Fight on Revision it'r"1'11 ' :04 U SA L v 47 g $30 Look cool and be cool in this warm weather Save money on the purchagte price and save more on upkeep for these cool suits require no more clean ing and pressing than ordinary clothes the first—and probably will be the only part of Mr Roose-- 1 veit's sweeping reorganization program—to receive congressional attention at this session Republicans made 'It the basis of one of their lustiest fights with Democrats since the new deal was swept into 2223 2:4'25 26 27 ' f 244 :':::::::::::::::::::::: 29 31:::::::::i:::::::::: -- p - 1 :::'1 '' ': ' 4: ' ::2::::::::: I 4: ‘:::: ' :::' ' : :::: "-::- ::::: ' 7 " ' r'- ' ::" : ' : i' ::t" ':'i od : :1: :: " ' : ::::': :"': ' "::' :':'' ane ' 7: : ::::: 4 ::'W:-- :::i - 1- -: ::::::: t: — Nie i :'::::::' ::: 4 ' :: 11 !:': ':'::::: :::: ' i 1 :::4 ::::::::::::' eI 1 't 1:::: ' :::4: ::: ::::::::::::':'s ' ' ': July manufacturer-anclTo- ::"' V il :: N 1 and the Felix du vdlicreecteohresi:rmir dioulloPwrnti Cleaners" for Quality Pont Eugene du Pont Eugene E du Pont H B du Pont H F du Pont and William du Pont Jr Work at kr Reasonable Prices Was w — attention! Labor Board Boulder Dam: Rider Backers Defended Lose Round in Senate By Roosevelt Clearande 410 t a - I 4 IC') r fr ntire to BOYS' SUMMER 9 Knickers e Longies P hoes - Slacks 1 )0 Mc-Na- ry Golf Weights and Yearm'Ro und Weights in due Lighter Colors ce e 11 V m Values to $50 $3750 - 1516i1110920:2 It was l'r::: N :': ::1A ' ' ii 1 1N :- '' ' :: ' '' :s 4' C' ::::1::::i7'-4::- : ' 1 to 88 ': — I 2 5 r' 4 27 (UP)—Walter P Chrysler automobile M Girdler chairman of the 1board of Ref public Steel 'corporation received salaries in 1936 of $200700 $175000 respectively the securities aria exchange commission re-L1 ported Tuesday night n: Mack Lick the Conemaugh fi a The commission made public of Chrysler corporation reui olwrtaeyd coowmnpeadnzryBelithnektemou senteetlyi 40 1 vial reports and Republic along with their profit corporation I:::::::: and loss 8tatements r o In addition to Girdler two other Simultaneously E L du Pont de Republic officials reneived large ::: and company filed a 1936 salaries They were R J 'Wyaor t 1 Nemourd annual report disclosing a bonus of executive vice president and general tk sN'::44 $2879042 was paid 47 "officers and manager who was paid $85000 and ( The Myron A ") employes" during cthoeniryocal president who General received $75i0oockv16s du Pont interests Motors corporation Omit Family Earnings The du Pont report failed to list the earnings of the nine members Capitol Cleaners Delaware family who are otthe It!' & Dyers I officers of the company :1'ney in- 111 clude Pierre S du Pont chalsrnan Lammot du Pont president Irenee "Salt Lake 's Distinctive i be--f- ot $1875 1$2850 ' 1::-:- 1 ' WASIIINGTON 'f ' ' ' ' :' 5 ' ' ' L - 4 ' :: A !'" - six-ye- ar Suits Values to $40 ri:--' :i': N: - !to 1 1 tt i AA I Disclosed iluy nr E C 1 i'' ''A : WASHINGTON July 27 (1IP— 1 President ''1 oosrflt won the first :::: :::: round of fight with congress W37 :::::'': AUctjet: ''1:ut over government reorganization 4 rvi 4T late Tuesday when the house of '::::: In wild seision a 1 representatives 4 7:::::::: ri::2:::!'1:::44::6::"4 passed a bill authorizing him to em- ''::81§':''1"011'1:i '1 ploy six(new assistants ': ::':: The vote was announced as 280 ar Hart Schallfier' Se Marx Dixie Weaves and Congo 3-Pie- - ''4 —'— -- - tinies Industrial Lhielsi Salaries nnte--1- 10 ? Lki :::i': ': ' k Phone— Revolt Not Visible Eugene du Pont is the father-in-la37 of Franklin D Roosevelt Jr The revolt which has lugged 10 Discount Cash Ss Carry-through Democratic ranks since the Line Controls Rail 64 Sth South Plant East session began maven andt a ball s Office ISIA South Main revealed in its re- I Republic-wamonths ago was not visible on the : port to have 100 per cent control al surface Tuesday Outwardly the majority appeared to be one big 4 happy — and noisy — family as WASHINGTON D C—With his finger on August 5 Senator MeNary G O P leader says min they voted down every amendment he can see "no reason for congress staying in session longer" which threatened to embarrass the White House These amendments ranged from one offered by Representative Harold Knutson (R) Minnesota which would have placed a age limit on the new secretarial aptoc pointments to a constitutional proposal by Representative Donald McLean (11)Iew Jersey to limit the Bonneville Power Bill Without Amendment terms of the president and vice one to period president Substituted for Mc Nary's Measure Knutson's amendment was dePresident Replies feated 120 to MI McLean's was held to germane and thus Tribune Washington Bureau To Charges was not voted upon Members and WASHINGTON July 27—The Boulder dam amendment to the as Repspectators laughed heartily Unit Favors Unions Bonneville power bill got another setback Tuesdaywhen the senate resentative Dewey Short (R) Missouri a former evangelist taunted on motion of Senator Charles L Mc Nary sent the senate bill with I° the Democrats He warned them the Boulder dam rider batik to the commerce committee and in its (Continued from rage One) time to was he unless that given sions be deleted and a separate bill place put on the senate calendar the 'bill as it passed the house Monpassed on that subject Johnson and day with no reference whatever to Boulder dam in it THE DAY IN WASHINGTON eSenator Wheeler (D) Montana are The senate action followed a liveAssociated Press By of a bill prohibiting child Bonneas the while an amendment senate met before President Roosevelt defending coauthors the ly cpnterence labor in interstate commerce bill is being considered in the labor relations board said it called bylenator William H King j ville the senate Sene4or William G has been fair to both employers House Group Sifts Act to protege the manner in McAdoo of California declared his against and workers He said both sides rebill comsenate the the been Meanwhile which house had labor purpose to offer the amendment if had criticized the board and con- mittee was considering thd bill in ported last Friday by Senator Senator Pittman does not beat him tended this wm a sign It had acted executive session 79c Regular 98c clearance Boulder dam after the rider to it The fight is not ytt) over Chairman Norton Impartially (D) New Jersey discussed It with had been made a part of the bill but the upper basin states again 98c Regular $125 clearance President Roosevelt and told newshave the advantage and Senator Senator Black (D) Alabama Violated the chief executive reiterated Pledge King says they will resort to any opened debate in the senate on men $129 Regular $165 clearance the administration's wage and his desire that the legislation be Present wereSenator Royal Cope- legislative means necessary to prepassed at this session - of congress land chairmari of the commerce vent senate adoption of the Boulhour bill $159 Regular $198 clearance The bill Black said- was Urorilinittet Senators loseph C der dam rider Majority Leader Barkley dis- tended to regulate purely local in- O'Mahoney of Wyoming and Alva $179 Regular $225 clearance cussed congressional adjournment dustry or the service trades Other C Adams of Colorado who had — Democratic sen- exemptions would be for seamen joined With Senator King in fight- Pleasure with first-terEnds Flight $239 Regulyr $298 clearance ators who met to determine what fishermen most railroad workers ing the Boulder dam rider Senator retail employes and persons en- Mc Nary and Senator Key Pittman In Death legislation tild desired enacted Summer Caps regular 98c Inquiry or of Nevada Senator King made the gaged in executive The tax investigating commit- supervisory capacitiesprofessional clectrance a that 27 pledge given by D PARGO charge N (A)—Perry July tee approved tentatively more Much of the discussion of exemp- Chairman Copeland had been vioNewton about 33 Denver Colo drastic taxation of personal hold- tions centered about canners Black lated in that the bill Summer Caps regular $145 carrying the ing companies said he believed some canners would Boulder dam rider had been re- son of R B Newton Fargo jeweler 98c clearance be exempted because of the seasonal ported withoub he O'Mahoney and was killed and his sister Mrs DonSecretary of State Hull said nature work of others their while a Adams two been her and given Moorhead ald having hearing Peet he had expressed to Japan and before the committee in opposition children China the hope there will be no would not Jimmy 9 and Robert 16 to amendment the ' Offers Amendment fighting at Peiping were seriously injured months O 1 TABLE of slightly soiled items consisting 1 Senator Mc Nary (11) dregon the Breach Admitted when Newton's plane The house agriculture commitTuesday of breeches leather coats swears knickers an Senator Coin land said Senator crashed in the North Dakota State tee ordered executive sessions on minority leader submitted and boys pants e : 4 amendment to exempt employes of King was wholly right and that the college experiment plots north of general farm legislation and loss fruit fish and vegetable canneries reporting of the bill in violation of Fargo' te The house approved- - a bill where operations were seasonal the pledge given was a breach of was thrown from Newton's Senator Copeland (D) New York faith Senator McNary was con- - the plane body give President Roosevelt six adMrs Peet and the two ditional $10000 a year assistiOnts pre- siderably embarrassed but said he children suggested exemption of lir were imprisoned in the This clearance sale includes all fruit for market had acted in good faittchaving been crumpled wreckage Mr Roosevelt told reporters he paring Overton (D) Louisiana told by Representative James G summer merchandise for boys! Senator Newton superintendent of the had asked Attorney General Cum- raised the point that exemption of Scrugham of Nevada that ' Sears Roebuck store at Denver or suca on whether mings' opinion cotton gins in the ators from the seven Colorado river the last flew here Tuesday year Justice Court cessor to Supreme south would give producers basin states were now willing to ac- - morning and had taken his sister Van Deventer must be appointed an advantage over large small growers cept this rider He said he per- - and her children for a ride) before congress adjourns who patronize gins He asked also sonally had no interest in the BoulBOYS' STORE ''whether farmers processing their der dam rider and preferred that own STREET FLOOR would be exemptedBlack no' rider be put on his Bonneville CLa speak he would 'offer an amend- said cane would that depend on the judg- bill ment which would 'require PresiSenator Pittman of Nevada fumed 1 dent Roosevelt to name to the new ment of the board Black told Overton the committee a good deal at having the group Jobe his three sons Franklin Delano Jr Elliott and John his daugh- had decided to make no exemptioqs agree to recommit the bill and Cl) I I 1 1 SOUTHAMPTON AN1WERP ter Mrs Anna Roosevelt Boettiger on account of size but that an again sel4ed notice that the Bonne-val- e YOU THE BE NOW CAN unless MAN WHO bill could not amendment the ce) OWNS ONE making such an exemp pass and her two children "Sistie" and You'll ogres with "stoma frovellors whOo tion would let a great deal of sup- Boulder dam amendment is Dail 1"Buzzie" ce) they soy this friendly "ono class runof-thport" cepted ai a part of It ship" sorsko is their favorite way to Nava !Brings Laughter Bill Recommitted "The only reason they would not Traffic Deaths Mount Cm) DAYS OS All Expense Tours Notwithstanding his threats Sen- inson 25 4111 qualify for these positions is be-cause I fear they do nob have the HELENA Mont (UP)—A total ator McNary when the senate met r 77 of In have killed the and !el ioar Local Ageti or been moved to recommit persons passion for anonymity which Mr it Roosevelt feels the occupants traffic accidents in Montana this when the house bill sans the rider 233 POST ST REIT STA SAN FRANCISCO should enjoy" Short roared above year reports Lou Boedecker super- was sent over by the house it was o' visor of the Montana highway pa- placed on the senate calendar the laughter total during the correstrot—The is such thatthe 5:3 now situation The DOUBLE EDGE DRY SHAVER in ELECTRIC Democrats kept I Party whips I Boulder dam rider must be offered Itheir seats throughout the tumultu- ponding period last year was 60 t ir Ari ous debate Only one of them stood von a rising vote on a Republican to eatl' in "We 1 Specialize good things ' amendment which would have made the president's appointments sub- l1 I I k ject to senate confirmation Like-!wi'iki defeated ' ther—overwhelmingly — -- la Democratic attempt' to get addiI Fruits and Vegetables tional clerk hire for all congress'' IBeat the Heat 8c Save MIDSUMMER wiles to ' - IlleNary Sets A diournment power Two-Plec- e ' ' - - I Holding Firm Tax Increase Favored by Conimittee 311LY 28 1937 Gulf weights worn without a vest are great for hot days With a vest you can wear them until d snow flies The weights can be worn in any season All are taiload by Hart Schaffner & Marx and that means long life and satisfaction 4' I t 2 price year-'roun- 4 P ' n- all-se- Savings all over the store home-operat- fief960Z- CHI I WW SPORT COATS $15 SPORT COATS $20 SPORT COATS cut to cut to $975 $1375 SLACKS $6 and $750 SLACKS now $850 and $10 SLACKS now ' $12 SLACKS now $150 $200 $250 $350 $750 5 $475 $575 $675 POLO SHIRTS stoo pp IA) SHIRTS reduced POLO POLO POLO POLO POLO SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS to to to to to to reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced 650 950 ' $145 $185 se —$265 - ' Republicans conceded defeat the debate opened and :7only to delay a vote by dilatory There were clear inalcations Tuesday night however that the remainder of the president's reor- ganization program will not be acted upon at this session Many features of it are opposed by the same coalition ofr conservative Democrats and Republicans which killed the supreme court bill ' SWEATERS LOT 1—$350 and $1 Summer Sweaters —VAS LOT 2—$5 and $6 Summer Sweaters- —$265 LOT 3—$750 and $850 Summer Sweaters$365 ' 1 I NECKWEAR LOT 1—Values to $150 now LOT 2—Values to $200 now LOT 3—Values to $250 now 650 950 4 i Values ALLIMIN Pressure Hlgh $2 $1 - - with p tablet's from parsley a n d garlic odor 25's 1050e she $3 - s our Arthur Frank' I : 1 ' 11 1 - r 208-21- 0 South Main Street '' ' 1111 1111 C 7:41 0:42! 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