Show i ' A - — Pit c°4 JJ aIt fe ake zfitittitc— i Established April 15 1871 t 'hewed every- - morning by Balt Lake rrthune Put:Mining Company — ckaLkiL'ao ' - I - --- - f Member-othiCAteoêleted Frew 'The' Associated Prep's it 6)1011116'0i The Tribilhe b entitled to the tree tor reproduction of ail news dispatches credited to it or not othervine credited in this Paper and also the local new published hereto By Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning March Pettengill Propose Unfair Discriminatory Rates - When the railroad corporations of this country were facing additional receiver-Ship- s on account of depleted earnings through commercial stagnation and multiform competition The Salt Lake Tribune favored an increase in freight and passenger rates deemed essential and adequate to insure the survival of a great industry: As customers of mills and mines as well as of farms and factories as employers of a million workers and as taxpayers in every county through which they maintain a right of way the corporations and stockholders owning and operating railways were deemed deserving of generous consideration Rather than' let them pass out of existence or into government control something had to be done and more than has been conceded may yet be necessary But this newspaper Is uncompromisingly opposed to the Pettengill measure now relief to pending Rendering a suffering industry or individual is one thing and permitting the patient to play one benefactor against another is some- and business people of 1938 - Paul anemic By CddWe o - 4ra - 1141 14pal MELOD I --- ' 1 1 f" --A- 41- I szkl: I' - r ' a MM government idea is' 4:-- - y 111 I t a JPi -- - ' e IC - ' - - ) lb 4:g - or - m10Ala A - 41 - ftl ' A t 5' i L h - 'f - ii o ' ' T ‘ lirtdr - 1 kli) '1" 1 4 r'N "r--------- - - AUST ' - ) - -umv‘k 0 (7 - mnay ef - - I-- 7 arr -- 4V i '111101110 'We il i e I - It)V — 72 1 ' j 1' 4 )--1 " 1 rC 1 ' -- a1' ve - - t V)' ' i)'" 4 ''i - V - I- P 1: Right Here at Home - ' vice-recor- cut-thro- at coast-boun- Senator From Sandpit -- what-have-y- l - bquad---trem—th- e a tt Midn't—But-what-he-meant-w- e -- as - p ' '- - thblft - ' - ' "n f price-fixin- bf 1) - ' ' ' -- - - ted rolls-yrou- o nd - - - - -- - - - 1 - N 1 - 3 - -- -- 1 o - - - ' A 10 1 t a 1 - t g ' 1 4 a- - - - - 4 t - ' business I ---- 1 "" ed My-will- - 1 1 - sociates had purchased the mineral and marble leases in the Norris area with "intent to defraud the government" This was hotly denied by Mr Berry but two weeks ago a named federal commission by Federal Judge Taylor to investigate- unan- imously declared the Berry lease holdings by Mr Berry at "more than $5000- "We are" the 000" were entirely worthless commission declared "unable to conclude from the record and the physical facts that the properties are of value" Clearly this report together with the TVA investigation which whether made by con gress or by the federal trade commission is sure to further publicize the facts about the Berry claim makes the question of his can- didacy to succeed himself this fall particularly interesting Until this marble business came out it had beeir assumed that the senator would be renominated Now no one can tell If he does not run it will seem that he- has been driven out of politics by the marble incident On the other hand if he seeks "vindication" at the hands of the voters in the primaries and fails as he easily may do it will be worse than- - if he had just faded out of the picture That if he does not retire he will have opposition has been assured by the commission report and the Morgan charges Invites Interest Should Mr Berry seek his "vindication" there will be great interest in the attitude him of two factors—the Roosevelt administration for which he has been a rec- ognized spokesman and a devoted follower second the labor leaders with whom he has trained and of whom he was supposed to be one So far as the White House is concerned though Mr Berry owed his appointment as senator last year largely to the Roosevelt in- fluence it isn't easy to see how Mr Roosevelt could indorse him as he has for instance Senator Barkley in Kentucky and Senator Pepper in Florida It is true Senator Berry voted for the bill and certainly was the most articulate of the Roosevelt lalmr supporters in 1936 It is true too that he is as ardent a new dealer as there is and that no one has more loudly denounced the "greedy rich" than he However unless he can get a clean bill of health to refute the Morgan allegation of intent to defraud and the committee's report on the worthlessness of his claim the White House would have a bad time explaining why It wanted Mr Berry back The best judgment is that if Mr Berry runs Tennessee Will be one state in which the preSid'ent will regard the primaries as none of his business In other words he will abandon the unhappy Major Berry to his fate just as he already has abandoned the unfortunate Senator Dieterich to his in three-memb- ----- tk N:t l1-- 4 around his Mr Berry'sealuth mtreoritubfleesr ac ehndtee compensation claim for 1 flooded by the from the v e h TVA In the court proceedings last De- cember Chairman A E Morgan of the TVA declared his belief that the senator and his as- valued 74 4' 7111t111 I 1 - ''' k I Hits Claims d4 '-- - 10 '2 t - - f--- ( 01 A frequently inveighed against in the At 1 1936 campaign when hold- ing the dual posts of federal coordinator of industry and h ea of the Labl" ! prank IL Kent Nonpartisan league state- men ts gushed from him like water from a fountain ' 111:' It )14 I ' e ting as little sympathy from labor leaders with whom he so many --I - 1 4 wiiiit 4 f A LValotr-- -- I 11c :: 401114 1 ' liroopo - A--- -- - f 1 i)a--) v oaeat4 tstt-W- i ‘ AUS71-9N- ' ? - ( A aIt 1 to laffrt i a piaL - 04°' "s" -- -- -- -- ' ‘ - - a(6-11- IA "IA-I- t 1 ' -eest irrse k ig i'ff' of the incidentt phases of the TVA controversY fromthe deeper- - issues involved is the effect upon the political career' of Senator George L Berry of Tennessee As things stand at the moment there seems fair prospect that it has been abruptly ended 't - t though in these matters it is sometimes hard to tell ' At any rate Mr Berry is on a very hot spot political- ty His sufferings undoubt- ' ""'s' Alrycs edly are acute and he is get- 1 N - Kent By Frank R WASHINGTON--On- AtiERIN "'s G 7— ------ 10 s'450 -- - KlAgigil 1 0r s Ne:00002 44 ch I — J- ''& - P L4-- D ' - Highlights - 7 ' TVA own rovers -' : Strikes at SenBerry's Future: so I - ) 4 snow-cover- -- ' - 1 forecast and its obvious injustice denounced i 4'4° '°'o ' Reviewing abuses that led to rejection of bl''' rt --' 4 I ‘ 1 ' rate schedules under which "the situarOd 1 - '''? — 40 4 et tion became destructive and unbearable" --- -' e QNV Lt '' ta'rs of the resolution recalls "that the - the United States insisted on thepeople estate ventures creation Another high official is advoof an interstate commerce commission to in inner councils the propocating govern and regulate the railroads with resition of just giving away 20 per spect to such discriminatory practices incent of the cost to anyone who wants to build a home Directors cluding the practice of charging higher —By Grace Grether of the federal home loan bank rates to and from intermediate points than w board also have a confidential — and well to and from more distant points" The snow had begun in the springtime the radio hook-u- p i bill providing some sort of a subOne may inquire why railway corporaAnd and because California dramatized: dizzily night day is Then talk of tax there sidy tions should be encouraged to make inHad been heaping walks and highway wanted'to go on relief! (An easy exemptions for building construeland communities pay for a double hauling With what it costs the city and county be the to seems mildest life I'm for trying too one of tionwhich of articles that can be delivered by direct of the lot Plepty to clear away! these days) shipment? Why should they be allowed Still there Then to the bigger Pooh pooh to the Blodgett? spaces o) FHA Squawks to carry merchandise from eastern poihts a out throw for Caliand of Lake couple better So Salt adjectives "everythings" City's asphalts i through Vtah and Idaho to the Pacific F H A naturally is opposing New York the Salt Lake City show—which haul out the Thesaurus Blodgett Coast for return shipments - at local these ideas on the ground that fornia (including the floods) We rates? In this way inland dealers may they would drive private Capital have our snow whimsies—and a —we'll be yelling for adjectives was just as tuneful — if "difshortly By Charles B Driscoll out of teal estate and injure existferent" right efficient job they've done have to pay for two shipments both of too in ridding the city of a lot ing values So is the treasury which touch their receiving stations with For even though I found a new Those Floods Califortyla of old soft-woo- d trees But the potential housing prothe alternative of paying higher rates for mayor occupying city tall when are still hereout loud: Office Scratch NEW YORK—Thinking a California a on swell show hopegarden patch gram pallbearers put — a brand new chief I returned unloading at a destination nearer the startone of will be schemes abouts ful find crocus these a lavish and drayou'll —opulent roaring girls conserving waistlines and budgets at of police strutting his stuff and a ing point — the Los Angeles river but not until you've dug your the spending program which Mr matic set of shining new city officials the Automat talk summer vacation plans Roosevelt may be inclined to take According to the resolution "the proin which heretofore I'd never seen way thrdbgh several inches of lookpurifying the civic condition— P not more J if snow business does the of blankets Thick of short more soft than grows and haul of a distinguished water McEvoy up posed repeal long improve spoonful the show was still going strong 60 to As 30 next the snow within and that's fallen will open the gates to the railroads- - - Ing as his hair whitens off days waters fluffy And see what madly swirling its muddy Accusations apd on for a week now—the sort of advocates of Spending they confi- for the establishment to the ocean — fears of Yeartiof comwhite topknots have done for Harry Si Ivey theft charges were taking a court sumS snow of d — would make larger tantrums dentially that expect vshaking bridges petitive rates for the purpose of destroying Barney Baruch Jim McGovern Barney Fumy skiers gnash their teeth washed out and spectators airing government credit (there is no competition of all kinds and again securand Nicholas Murray Butler money) will have to be spent - and writhe with envy Lily Pons It was a And Then Those Taxes swooped floodward absolute of ing monopoly And me I'm glad to get bock transportation in — witnessed via and of course each one wants spectacle voice whose great one few of the opera singers the United States" to be in charge of it Spare this corner an itemized doesn't seem to interfere with her figure No reason exists to believe the Voting a subsidy donating a subscriplist which would run you clear tion taking up a collection or legalizing a White House has such a view Mr Calvin and Colvin Brown sound like twins —By Ham Park across the page and be content exindicated he his Roosevelt rate raise could be justified in an attempt look like brothers and both are publicists but awhile with the high points— pects to recommeml nothing new to revive or perpetuate a languishing inSandhogs emerging they've never met A finer show of nerve and grit before adjournment Only that traveling is good which after all won't require dustry but by no process of reasoning ctIn which reveals to me the value of On any land or sea from holes in Sixth avenue where they're However all sides are waiting relief now that we government legislators consistently defend an act that home and enables me to enjoy it to see what happens in business Then dwell upon your epics sapping the new subway They look like men the $250000 state tax sur- promotes favoritism partiality unfairness have Should one the better—Thoreau On feel for an you pallbearers point urge from Mars strangely out of place on the surand prejudicial discrimination The Petchants pins to anticipate (Aren't you have fairly firm basis for hope The truth in the old saying face Remember when arrival of a tele Recall the sinking vp a nay tengill bill sanctions these very evils Existinglovernment activities are glad youpaid gracefully?) You never miss the water 'til the And the gunner Minus Vents! not hitting on all cylinders and gram used to cause the family to turn pale Coilecting odd bits of pottery fur-fis- h to not Al —Vaun are well Arnold expected to also runs the generally William applies Lyon Phelps dry" with apprehension? finery cacti and enough impetus for building (Clipped and sent in by Lieutensun After getting only a fleetseems to be the burning problem Documents Disappear When (Uncle Billy to thousands of former Yale Graham U S N recruiting ant revival of most visiting firemen to the ing glimpse of Old Sol in nearly boys) knows how to saunter In light gray For example the new amend station S L C) Californian scene On their perePolite Court Is Burglarized three weeks it was a real pleasure fluffy Shetland suit he looks natty and itsyments sought to encouree nagrinations through the sunny Notes on the Cuff Department —Jack Major the Paducah Ky boy But to see him shining brightly when tional mortgage associationi going Was fortunate enough to get state many come away with quite we got home Wednesday who is making a name for himself as a story Big only one such association has No very startling developments have as back in time to attend the junior a haul teller been formed and that one with they could have dispensed with But why for says I? chamber's press-radi- o 13 F C capita in the city of WashCharles Hanson Towne poet journalist yet resulted from preliminary skirmishes shindig Thursday's snowstorm They can Just as spectacular I discovered Nelson Aldrich put mcon the free in the vice investigation started by City grows more spry with the ington Trouble is the housing overdo a thing until it becomes list so that my mind would be at were the marts iin our own back monotonous if not ridculous J administrator has dictatorial Th e' new express streets cleared of years Attorney Fisher Harris in his sensational yard Shop windows and fashion ease and I could enjoy the show Cecil Alter should know that over associations and look the but traffic all power merchants speed parking salons proclaimed here as report concerning tributes exacted from vA ley the meal I did enjoy both and dissolve them if he thinks Commissioner as at it may zips past kustness sadly denizens of the underworld for immunity did on the coast that in spite of When I went down to the edi- Russell Brown J themselves did in immensely are "You conducting can't everybody!' they Valentine please says rain or snow Or sleet—it's spring! from arrest The removal of Captain Frank torial rooms the managing editor' a swell job of scripting the satire an i"unsafe" or "unpusinesslike" Charlie Martin radio script writer who's told me that I had disappointed of thu viLe and Fielding K Smith was a (Fashion not a mater of a baroM nanitriar-h-frnar- ff In ad o a ageney-—Lunt di ter but plade payroll of the Salt Lak1 City police depaI! I- lieq iS Oft- ft—iFiliiilYiiT)iiff-1-AllItir-SfateI Little thealer grou-leig- e pe the played eeemeere-nreturning A rt ' Inent and his 'appeal to 'the civil service wave a ban snort wert7111f—ace—Taffdre-riffift'Euralert 121ymaing to be nyTeTitirTélViiii-Tittlboard for reinstatement have afforded op- A nofher radio taP and often stays up all eight talk- In a retort toi the telegram he sent thoughts lightly—and brightly— desired in that respect and M A '1'' Mussolinifor of accusean Mario Ctramlee in portunities to Hol season interchange me during the Los Angeles flood ing to the Antipodes treading 'the —primrose Francillon and M D Karver is distions but testimony has been conflicting Hitler path- to the poorhouse the estimate:me of many ftminine 'fans I had sent him a news story of members of the L A TS E local Better 'Everything' 'Bigger and alleged beneficiaries of illicit traffic Japan the flood full bt the customary "It places Lawnence Tibbett-- as bhp handlipmest 99 handled the stage with their Latest trusted figureseo reach of the singing idols 0 is asserted" "It is reported" and are still concealed in a haze of vague sus- customary efficiency Clever orige Maybe you've gathered or you I ' those on high here indicate the "It is alleged" qualifications and Those grim-face- d guards atrthe piers carry inal songs and pap:idles by Beth read this stick of type that Biod- picions debt has now national inmean It had Japanese he terse with and the - Two incidents guns they when say ri'q dance they replied Whitney numbers directed gett and I are Strong for the city seemingly of secondary reached the total of its annual sult "Reporters covering news these days' Foeeign spies" sleigh-rid- e Mel Fiegalf music arranged days If you haven't then you weren't by Importance are nevertheless significant debt a is income (Our i national me to are over l :whose "Abroad at Street and directed by By Woodbury the For Salt Lake - angles" HefullY expected paying attention One is the absence of any record contain- 'come back with "What do you Home" I reatullan Wefritly Kansas City Star - little mere than half our income) natural acting ability of CommiCity has not only given what The curtent Japanese (pin figing informatiorLabout the storage of im- think I am—the Volga Boatman?" white I was a- - farm tad 'turns up at Dutch Murdoch Supreme Court ssioner is in the counbest probably the ures is 13115 million yen which or something of the sort That Justice Folland Irwin Arnovitz plicated cars in traffic accidents by whrch Treat Itincheoristcee wcould pass for Martin recent series of civrc entry's the of debt than double more is I didn't is due to the iron control collusion between arresting officers and Flavin if he had more eyebrow! Chairman tertainments but pooh pooh Liquor Commission seven years ago 5956 million inI exercise over my temper and favored garages-w- as the other Funk Gus Backman Newell Cook on the elegent side of bigger and suspected 1931 - Is The mysterious disappearance of police Note From Anneffe the restrictions placed on the use ' Ike Armstrongand Frank H Hall better "vverythings" we've got The reason is The Japat simple of profanity over lines of commu' all contributed to make the evewhat that takes tool build- cotirt records from l'have a cordial note from Annette Keller- nese people cannotafford to pay nication and the possibility that Other ‘bright notes: Seems ning highly enjoyable for conquest by taxation The govman dated St Petersburg Fla She was an ing during the current session of the civil the charges might be reversed been busy purifying the they've service board has ernment Odd McIntyre fan In those early movies of already squeezed But if he thinks I didn't say Memories of the old Pressc club milk--a- nd the milk situation- too ' them dry The only way the govSeveral ingenious theorieshave been hers she fluttered many a heart and I can't' he has to do isask my annual shows were revived by all plenty —:since I've been away (Still are)L to the can ernment money offered for the surreptitious extraction of wife g2t She was present when I many of us oldsters and the hope attys that I was a bit unfluttered I shall al- in And hidden conquer China is by loading: the was expressed that this year's a little news unostentationsiy official documents from files of the clerk airs hope she's doing well got his wire and learned a lot of in the ' paragraph with government debt banks new words that probably—she presentation would mark the beone morning I noted that of the police court and the usual assurance All of Thomas Wolfe's writing is colored by Their cerrent budget is 7667 mil- - wouldn't dream of repeating I ginning of a new era—onl in paper were busy in a conwomen that "the guilt3r party will be apprehended Utah 4300 million of lion which town home yen' nostalgic yearning for home the which the sacred cows of politics guess there can't' be much to this session sumers' School Sorry I within a feet hours" hps been uttered but is for extra (aboutwent andthe folk with ‘vho in he grew we He 'Mental telepathy stuff or that and business would lie driven from niissed it ' no names have been mentioned nor action and naval expenditures hush-husbark to 'Asheville N C where hewas reared h military Oh their sanctuaries out guy'd've got my message ' Not t6 be by after hie fame was established He was re- :tallen up to "the hour of going to press" ' well Into the open A few-othe junior' legislation that smacks of g To BUL Ahe E eeived with handmus - Hedman tit the detective and chamber Captain fireworks were members fearful' d 0 bpdget-mindethis group f' Gunner The of Panties found that some- in(llefinable effect of life In e But the real extent of their Panay lest some of the dignitaries who-w- ere of women were all set to guard t force has expressed an opinion to the effect si) mercilessly harpboned re3 weakness is shown in the fact that Commend Ale to that'poble soul big cities and literary atmosphere made it that "a person could enter the office by consumers' interests in the Who In the batt le 's heat hard' for him to get close to hik old come sent being deflated Eve ry one the are planning' 'to raise 5200 of a fire escape through a window sel- they welter of lawmaking at the state Way :' i He has been workingSince on a panions the 7667 millions by Rushed to his post without his likes a good sport—it guy who can capitol The e clout locked" According to an assistant to e : idea seemed which 'may outshine anything he's ever writ- take it as well as dish it out—and bonds In other words they expects e""the pants ' '9' too as all over the documents are city attorney missing ( The bomber a dive to meet : You one the proclamation: if there was any resentment felt' to get only 2467 millions by tax-yi e1 copies of complaints on gambling cases in teCan Never Go Back Home" e it was not made manifest To atio rr and drain the rest troll' the Who stood upon the rocking deck the time for all "Nowis w ' arrests made by the 'deposed chief - of the In careless disattire have expressed audibly any ob- -: wom'entocome to the aidgood banks which hold the people's of fun aI It's to vice squad" Clerk Lee L Acomb- custolook'lorward to With shirt tall flaunting In the journey money jection or to have given visible ' lhome budget" ' Deeehter Mary and r are plotting a course to evidence of personal indignation their dian of police court records 41as stated that total emerbreete their Incidentally ' Whittler Cal I've been-inviwould only have made the person to deliver the gency expenditures for the last To deal out fire for fire his office was "ransacked" when certain I Old Glory's color deepened at the Quaker college two years have amounted to 74 Sanitary at Least —3 'doing so a laughing stock I conaffidavits were abs t rated by someone inter- - ' efInreneorrent atkiress IlOnd of As she floated o'ir this son— there and the an billionus sider that's it invitationexcellent for "Them veils the women now I With don't a yen thing yen' e catedin tbe present -- hearing-The man who had no time for 'oceasionally-iwear are no good' see ourselves as Well be flying hilh and homy got you might therefore roughly estiIf as asserted the missing papers were ' ' I Cod williny from 'Newark to the west when others see us even le we don't bemate the cost of her conquest of I can tell you they're no pants of filed ' the copies by complaints formerly But plenty for his gun ' lieve our own' eyes So carry on June China at about 82146000000 good Its Just like kissin' a woCome name a million heroes 'deposed officer against lawbreakers one merry gentlemen of the junior ' man through a screen door"-- Cal 0 But-t1938 1938 for The Tribune for The Tribune e"" ma there'll never be could scarcely suspect him of concealing or chamber andiukre power to you! Copyright Copyright Tinney in the New York Post -- - - ' ---7-------J-- - Mallon - 1 Bigger Plans What makes them so important is they all have bigger if not better plans which they want Mr Roosevelt to espouse These proposals have been kept confidential but some are too large to be tied securely The Hopkins 'organization in W P A for instance has two which may stretch the bounds of your imagination Most expansive (and perhaps most expensive to taxpayers) is one proposing that the government just build houses with W P A money and labor Presumably the government would acquire land buy materials and sell houses (if possible) thus making USW the biggest monopoly in the real estate business outside of Russia More moderate Is a second W P A piali just to ‘put the government into subdivision development subsidies by donating free W P A labor for building streets sewers waterpipes etc for private speculative real time was lost by the New York stock -- this intermountain country have been able to compete with other sections is so manifestly unfair that no argument should be needed to turn public sentiment against it In a resolution adopted by the Utah Citizehs' Rate association at a recent meeting of the directors the plan was reviewed Its fallacies exposed its harmful effects 18 -- low-co- New York in exchange or by the courts-o- f accusing exposing condemning and sentencing Richard Whitney who had served the exchange five terms as president thereof while methodically robbing his clients of funds entrusted to him by virtue of his That he had long been held in position high esteem by members of the organization whose confidence elicited kindred faith from the general public enabled the prisoner to satisfy his guilty greed Tha New York Times sensing a possibility of other and similar betrayals of public trust has called for a thorough investigation of exchange methods and brokerage transactions "to the uttermost detail" That Richard Whitney whose peculations and speculations were not profitable declared himself and his firm voluntary bankrupts that he entered two pleas of "guilty" in criminal proceedings instituted as a result of his confessions that he faces a term in the state prison for larceny and embezzlement is not only a shock to both associates ' and rivals in business but to the whole country because of his social standing and financial connections Considered in relation to the recent reinstatement of Harold Ru§sel Ryder after a prison term this case has delivered a body blow to old guard brokers whose resistance to reform policies in the marketing of stocks has been stubborn and reactionary In all probability the securities exchange 6mmission may order a thorough renovation of brokerage business throughout the nation g The SorN is Ended! showing new signs at life Latest figures reveal small but continuous IIn c r eases in the amount of mortgages accepted for appraisal on dwellings since the first of the year Past three weeks have run above last year for the first time Last figure L9 120386000 for the week ending March 12 which compares very favorably with $14176000 the same week last year Additional activity in the large scale project field also is being reported st Likewise the Straus city improvement plan is beginning to show initial results despite the fact that Mr Straus is virtually surrounded by Interior Secretary Ickes The pallbearers however are consoling themselves with the 'supposition that it cannot last And Swift Justice in Gotham entirely The Pettengill proposal which" would authorize discriminatory rates by repealing a legal protection under which the laborers the Startling Dclosures else farmers 1938 all-nig- ht open-hand- thing 18 destroying evidence of his activity However the circumstance hits given rise to unfavorable conjectures concerning conditions in the department not entirely rectified by dismissal of a few officers One of the most amazing features of the case is the ease and audacity with which police headquarters were obviously burservice under glarized despite watchful eyes and listening ears of crime detectors who "never slop" but stand by to investigate suspicious sounds and movements no matter how 01(5e at hand If "sharp practice" has been demonstrated it was by the ones who burglarized the public safety building No - FRIDAY MORNINd MARCH- LAKE TRIBUNE WASHINGTON — Lefthanded pallbearers of the new deal are standing in line waking for the housing program to sink hoping for the worst But Unfortunately P Bill SALT Behind the Scenès of Current News i " - THE - e -- 1 ) er court-packi- C Rift 1 4 a i I ( I i I - t a 4d a i - A 4 " 1 ng la th i3 CIC ter an rec los str 4 yot 0 I On the labor side there had been a rift between Major 'Berry and the C i 0 jeaders before his marble leases became known Mr John L Lewis ceased to love him very shortly after he got into the senate and-thdisposition among labor leaders generally is to feel that Mr Berry the first recognized organized labor leader to become a member of the len— ate has not reflected gfeat credit on the labnr of them feel more than-!es- - yot wa: - ion Av e ': ' A ' ! rie ' akT-iiiir- a 'nue ::::': :: --- tempttuLabnut-the-wholeusineser-Of-- should the major run and get "vindi- - ' cated" without aid either from the White House or his fellow labor leaders returning to the senate with what ex Senator Swanson used to call a' "pix-yepulse" he would be in position to be very much more independent next session than he is At present quite naturally he is much subdued course - ar "" - I tie' Copyright for The Tribune 1938 : e (Sign seen ornamenting a Kentuckyfatm- er 's acres:i Tresplissers will be persecuted' to the full extent of two mongrel dogs which ain't never been too sociable with strangers and one dibble balel ' shotgun which ain't' loaded with sofa- - pillows 'DAM if I ain't gqttin' tired of this' hell raisin' round my place—Awgwan Emotion WELL Tell You 1111 -- e ' I ' -e ' el - 1: ' By pOLBURNS I don't think an actor'e necessarily con" ceited jest because hti hires a publicity man to write nice things about him Pret' near everybody likes to hear nice e things said about -himself One time down h em e our worst citizen was krrested fta:e ‘ for stealin' hogs When the e I t trial came up he told the ' lei judge he wanted a lawyer to defend hime The judge (4 : said "Well you ere caught pay" and you ' vs al- - 11 f confessed the crime p1 ready I can't imagine anything a "1 L lawyer could say in your behalf" 'The prisonersaid "1 doill either Judge— that's whet I'm curious to hear" r1 - Al Copyright -- ' - '' - t ' gl - - ( - 1938 ' ' ' 't l all - NE 1 moo IS - for The Tribune 2 - — — - – " jmmon |