Show - - - -- - f ' I : ' tr --i: H- i-- s Utah Leaders Cite Aims at A It T 1 ingustry meet L' Give Addr6ses '' 1 lo '- ' ' ' $ I- - A -- -- s' ' ' :' :: ' ' - I- k ' A' "c '' " - '''''' ' i-- l - 7 i ' ' : -' "''''''''' Jp Bacii Plan -- ?' - : ': ' - :' !'- 4 ' ': 1 st'': ' ' - 104 '''''''''s l t ' ' - 4 kiliT)' 1 Z A ' i I 4 ' ' - s 4 -) ' March 31 Will Map Active Program "" ?' 7 ki' CHICAGO : Annual Meeting on :? :'4 ' :' -- i s is: ' 7:4 ' ----- ofBitilktUtall 4 I oi ie44:' ific ' : 4 ! ' : : ' : ' ''' :'':1' - r :: s: 10 -77 ' ' ::- 1 - 1 (''' A ' 191A1--Mya-wi 11660-lhadó- vigil The Associated Civic Clubs of to which the big audience gave und I s1 Northern Utah Saturday indorsed i I '''N''''' 4 ''' divided attention revealed a united the 'Build Utah" program of the 10 association front on the necessity for concerteli17k4! 1 Utah Manufacturers' manuaction to relieve the eoonomic im- and S invited J Stephenson 1 k 4 facturer? secretary to be principal passe now held to have been reached f in the state's industrial and busi- speaker at the clubs' annual meeting nese life All agreed that existing March 81 at Schneitter's Hot Pots resort at Midway static conditions must give way to ''' ' At that time the civic club leadprogress built upon a firm founda' I I ers from a score of northern and tion of fair legislation employment eastern Utah towns will discuss with and social well-beiMr Stephenson a means for the on behalf of the Speaking agriculassociated clubs to contribute coni turist Ward C Holbrook president cretely to the movement A C Melmt 4"441010 ? of the Utah State Farm Bureau fedville of East Mill Creek secretary eration an&chairman of the state said following a meeting in the public service COMMIBSIOIL proposed Hotel Utah a program of what should be done To Elect Officers by and for Utah farmers and for ' the future well being of the state Election of new officers to sucl He advocated better economic receed John A Anderson of Heber i I i turns to keep youth on the farms ' president and other leaders will be better farm family conveniences conducted at the March 31 meet means for youth obtaining farms I"f: :'":k":':'' ' '::r Ing which includes afternoon and 'Li better farm cultivatión practices lp evening sessions k1 77 11i? Mr Anderson also released Satur::':: opening up of additional farm acre' '::: '::' age employment of farmers part ::' " day results of a questionnaire in :::::Ii:'a which 184 "little business men" and time in indpstry cooperation among :: i :i!:i: '' ::::: ''::::'':::-'1other club members in 12' cities parfarmers in sale of products build!:i "g:::::::: 1:k ::::' z404: ticipated ::A:i::i ing of more adequate farm homes ' " ' These members :'::::::: collectively: encouragement by schools of the ::Ai:::i::-Expressed belief 87 to 72 that if need for beautiful farm homes the industrial commission establmaking of the farmer's lot corn- - Speakers at the afternoon conference of the Utah Manufacturers' association "Build Utah" gathering Included from left to right ished minimum wages for women paratively equal to that of others Paul M Peterson Dr and minors labor would be helped J R Mahoney Ward C Holbrook M J Greenwood Dr Dilworth Walker and Donald P Lloyd and cooperation of all citizens in but declared 90 to 51 that business solving current problems would not be helped Labor Head Speaks Declared 115 to 42 that the state monthly inventory tax law is "unSpeaking for labor Paul M Peter workable" or "unfair" son president of the Utah State Federation of Labor pledged supWar Referendum port of the working man through Favored 92 to 72 a constitutional the American Federation of Labor amendment requiring a referendum and its affiliates to any construc- Saturday's "Build Utah" confer- before war may be declared except tive program which recognizes that Leaders throughout the state groundwork of efforts which t which will contribute toward gen- I ence was a very successful gather- in event of invasion labor as such has rights t should be continued" 135 to 22 President eral expansion" ing and laid the grouldwork for Favored "We believe that labor is an in- Saturday night expressed unanisimilar for a larger and Roosevelt's beneficial meetings proposal of the mous tegral part of the Utah anucapitalistic system approval Smith L of Charles Frederick P president Champ president action for the state in the 'future navy and that if private ownership 13 to facturers' "B uild association the First National bank: "This H Ashworth Presented a variety of suggesof the Cache Valley bank Logan: according continue to operate in this nation convention must be as held regarded throughout without the danger of fascism on Utah" convention "'Build Utah' is a slogan under president of the Utah Manufac- dims in answer to a question as re-to one of the state's most turers association sponsors of the' what laws should be passed or important one side and communism on the the day In Salt Lake City which we can all join—not only convention gatherings It is the basis of conpealed More than 20 per cent adother employers and employes must Contacted at the final session in resolution but in action" certed effort toward mutual we"The Utah Manufacturers associa- vocated taxation repeal or reform get together and not attempt to they declared the conference a lfare" law of the Others sought pure foods transgress on the rights of the great success and suggested fur— J A Owens manager of the tion is deeply appreciative response to its call for strengthening advertising control other" he said ther meetings be held in order to John M Wallace mayor of Salt Provo Herald: "If the program splendid can be carried opt as planned united action looking toward a solu- antigambling laws The law permake certain action follows Lake City: "Every Utah comStability Held Need and mitting reciprocal tariff negotiation and tion of our economic problems should do just what has with complete cooperation agreed ideas munity of our great was condemned by some and the Mr Peterson declared that only not allowed to drag it will be of the development Their observations follow: been done today in Sait Lake-Cityunicameral legislature p r natural resources" he said inestimable value" through the union shop can stabil' E O Howard president of the "Representatives from practically found several adVocates ty responsibility and discipline Paul Peterson president of the every county in Utah Is evidence of Admitted 132 to 52 that they Me K Nicholson chief clerk reach perfection and that labor has NValker Bank & Trust company: Utah State Federation of Labor: the widespread interest in the asso- could offer no remedy for the curAmerican &netting & Refining no desire to tell industry how to I"The association is to be congratulated on instituting a movement company: "The ball has been "The leaders have been very dem ciation's efforts in behalf of the rent business receskion Of the 52 operate its business who did offer a cure 33 suggested of such outstanding merit The unstarted rolling All it needs te ocratic in this setup It could be state as a whole an have "Many employers "We will continue these efforCs' in less government "interference" less founded fear of labor organizations people of Utak have evidenced a constant pushing" productive of results if all groups real action" Mr Ashworth cond legislation or snore government co- forget selfish motives" believing that they desire to take keen interest in the objectives E R Tuttle prominent Kanab eluded operation with business their enterprise from them" he as sought It now remains for all to H B Crandall prominent Sa- business man: "There is no quessated "Nothing could be farther join In achieving them" banker: faam lina "I in tion of its value If only everyheartily from' the truth than this Let us Franklin IS Cundiff managing one could see through the same ver of the conference There is build Utah by encouraging our peodirector of blot:Main the for conStates eyes as those present at the everyone if our opportunity ple to stay here through providing comand ference the state would benefit full resources are developed" Telephone Telegraph this and employment by making "It is such gatherings as greatly" employment so attractive that the pany: Dr George Thomas president of this that reflect the keen interest not will states of other pastures of Utahns in statewide developGeorge M Gadsby president the University of Utah: "Educaseem greener than our own" tion as well as industry agriculand general manager of the Utah ment" I Discussing the problems of edu ture and labor has reason to feel p Power & Light company: "A concation as they refer in particular to 1Sf W R the future is secure when such Hoggan past president of ference of this character empha' a statewide development program the Ogden chamber of commerce: sizes the mutual consideration of widespread interest is shown in Dr J FL Mahoney vice president "This conference has built the P the various factors of our state this type of convention" l'' 71 Utah Education association de- W D Candiand leading stockclared that any promotion of m- 40 Little man of Mt Pleasant: "It is a fine nomic adjustments to permit a creasing and employment remains tioti spoke on I Ili F wider utilization of the state's re- static collective wealth has not in- Business" He pleaded for a halt start but don't let us stop at talk44 on governmental restrictions 4' on ing Let's follow this great meetsources and more extensive em- creased" 14 I 4 yk business and a stimulating of pursu ' ployment should give education a Business Problems ing with real action" chasing power by persons in the j prominent part on the program Donald P Lloyd secretary-minage- r The Rt Rev Arthur V Moullower income brackets He urged ''''' A Trained Workers Vi of the Utah Retail Grocers' elithMatlon Of the chiseler in busiton bishop of the Protestant Epis1 104) !' "In the first place for any high association asserted the problems ness and adoption by the "Build copal church of 'Utah: "Manufacr'4 4 ' of and little business men to be Utah" program of a policy against turers up and down the country i plane of economic well being well thebig same and that all needed the the "slaughter of small businesses" should keep their eyes on the Utah trained and efficient workmen are of greater markets among Manufacturers' association It is always necessary" said Dr Ma- creation 11V "Our system - of public the lower bracket income earners Pershing Unchanged doing real things for develophoney "The ment" purchasing power of these TUCSON Ariz March 19 (An-- schools Is the agency to develop the talents and potentialities of the rie- people must be raised by raising Attendants at the Deseret sanatoWalter Adams purchas ing their incomes" he said "Better ing generations to the extent-th- at 1 business conditions must be created rium where General John J Persh- agent for the Pacific States Cast they shall be efficient and dependteItt 1 ' ' 7 a t klt: is slowly recovering from a Iron Pipe company of Provo: able workmen in a wide variety of by freeing business from govern- ing 4y ment s competition and grave illness said Saturday night "This conference has been the occupation and especially in those taxes shackles k 'Ix t 44if k It is common sense to lend the condition of the starting force in the biggest Movemost needed in our own developunWorld 11k war was ever commander for ment launched consolv4 in support development of business s ment" 0 xf idating the interests of the state" Dr Mahoney advocated adequate And chiselers in business must be changed ft eliminated t")1' by regulation" 4 v endowment of a research division :ir '' et" ' i't'‘'' 09 11:' ow 1 Stewart P Dobbs Ogden attorthat would permit a staff of sizable e '14141 v operation members of the state's most talent- ney explained-thtlf)1 4:4: ' 11 lawl and urged :' ' ed young people devoting their at- state's 4'4'71 --all Oa It people to take ah active intertention to the study of ways and ' St tW r: means of utilizing the raw ma- est in the selection of candidates r 114awo k? terials in the intermountain area for office Hy declared the great I In the development of its basic in- - mass of people are not politically conscious and yield'to the wiles of dustries "The development of many of our demagogues with aqopular appeal With "Red tt: White" You Can't Co Wrong Marion J Greenwood chairman resources is blocked more from a lack of a thorough understanding of the convention urged all deleSo USE IT OFTEN AND USE IT LONG of the ways of utilizing these re- - gates to keep in close touch with sources than from any other cause" "Build Utah" program developments said the representative of educa- and to make suggestions as to fuRed & White Peanut Butter tion "The practical attack on the ture action that might assist in qt 35c to successful culproblem of youth migrating beyond bringing the plan & Whte Peaches No 212 3 Red for 59c mination state boundaries in search of em I Stewart P Doblm Ogden attorc Asse en c Red & White Catsup ployment is that of devoting mote It explained workings of Utah's of our resources to the participat ney Asseen leseanueemeesse kind of research and training of new primary law and urged all young people that may lead to a people to become politically conChipped Beef wafer Kaysville Tomatoes le° snore thorough knowledge of all scious He declared the greatmass ' Mc thin 3 for 25c No 212 factors Involved in development of of 'people were prone to be led by 12 for 55c Toilet ' to who strike Paper happen those industries that may be feas- demagogues Swanky Swigs Kraft e a popular trend Bennett Wall Paper 2 for 35c Ian ible" Donald P Lloyd secretary-manag3 for 25c Cleaner sandOxford for Ham Need for Revenues Utah Retail Grocers' associa Paper Towels sanitary and lb 25c wiches 2 for 23c convenient Dr Mahoney cited the need for Milk Carnation Mushrooms read' to serve more school revenues and pointed tall 4 for 29c choice 49c out that despite an extra heavy load ' and stems 8oz 39c brought about by a 'Utah thirst ' No 2 2 lbs 39c for 3Ic Asparagus for education" and increased enroll: 4 abs 25c New Potatbes Super Colossal Ripe ments school administration costs ' Olives 35c 38c doz 'pt Large Oranges have been pared to a low point He Reg Hills Bros Coffee lb 29c doz 27c Lemons that no satisfactory PRESSURE explained temedy for restricted school reve$1198 nues could be brought about with Scientific tests prove Pies sack 35c ' that High out a change in the state constitu- Blood i Buns Pressure 17010' dos 30c tion relative to taxation clowil :r4 Specially selected group taken from our stock of the many eases La I loaf 30c Dr Dilworth Walker professor of ered kept lowered Bioken sizes all famous Welly Don Frocks slationally and economics at the University of I P y tabymaepotoommpointri Iced Cup Cakes dot 35c ' colors Beautiful sheers in Utah painted a picture of an eco- w it ing headaches and dint and flares Come tuai ' pleats nomic static condition which might nets aveatly relieved for best choicel the end by deearly regular be bettered materially by the I w SUPER MEATS ZCMI use of siontinued a of Utah's great potential ALLIM11 Essence of Carl velopment Tablets wealth He urged a study of possi Compounded from pure Lititne of Garlie lb 33c New York Steaks Eastern Steer Beef 20 only Housecoats greatly red uc ed! and and coated these Parsley' specially the bilities of state becoming a tablets are tasteless—odorless—end Dock lb 29c 4 Super All Pork Link Sausage great Industrial" center tively guaranteed free from dangerous drugs Short ItIzs of Bief for stewing or breizing 2 lbs 29c "A summing up of conditions of every kind Be sure to ask for these tab BAR66IN SQUARE—SPEET FLOOR name— ALLIMIN — and insist on IL 37c Super Sliced Bacon shows Utah to save advanced but lets by the t stood genuine-Aall stores ' ' getting drug 20 he little Liberal size package only fiCe years" Special Phoue Your Order—Was 475 '' "The total value of agri- - economy aim d140 195 declared culture industry and Other pro- LI I While the remains same" dacers the obligations of the people are ill- IMEMIMit March tery lurtted—m—thé enveloping the home at John Huber in suburban Worth Saturday !light The puzzled farmer and his perlexed wife kept an anxious t I The lids inade the bed again iii they-canback and' found the covers in disorder llut3er called In Attorney Judd - ' : Matthews In the lawyees presence the bed was remade They left the room They returned in ten min-lik- e utes The bed was tossed a 'f ' -- : '—rl What would happen? They did pond He and Matthews summoned 18 not know What happened Frifriends dismantled the bed They day night? They weren't quite and put it again They certain about that either but ascertained together the windows were here is their account of the eerie locked They tethered two doge events: at strategic spots They posted a 19accused 'guard at the door closed it and Daughter Dorothy daughter Loretta 21 of neglect retired to the parlor make their father's bed Five minutes elapsed They re Lrigtetta denied the charge But turned to the chamber And— they rearranged the coverlets tothe covers were in a heap That wu Friday g So it went through the exciting gether night until 9 o'clock Saturday to the room 15 morning They returned minutes later The pillowe were The daughters packed up and on the floor The blankets were left In disarray Huber was furious - si wipd-lihipp- I k - eve-flin- -- '111 7 Riddle of titeBedrag4Uèd Bed Puzzles tIllinoisTorm-Pai- r Civic GrOups- r : - (Continued from Page One) 1 at 'Blind Utah' Parley '44'4 ' - t '' 1938 20 I - Economic Impasse I SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY 14pRNING mAnCH u Many Voice Pleas For Breakinife of 1111E a - 17111 ! 1 ' NV gr- lit stralt-rtiLlrg- roR 11114EI---- " :::: - t :x :f la — Ji a imal Leaders From Over State Approve 'Build Utah' Session ?I loczi2 I t0 14) ': -- s I 4 - 4 II to 4 new-prima- ry '11101T1 -- ARISTOCRAT Wring-- b el SUPER-- - featuring SAFETY Bak release all the way across both sides of wringer Safety one roll entrance Automatic roll stop mechanism It dr? o ILINGES e's With the "Equalized 11:1 3 Hear $14750 Reg - 112141 95 Complete' with a beautiful 15-piece kitchen set L & ranges cook as FAST as food 'Will cook consume less current Extra LARGE oven Twin storage compartments Porcelain enameled broiler pan and smokeless broiler Illustrated Modes $247 - - t 4 washi- d ADVANCED ELECTRIC 011010 - 1 f one-thir- ng time 50 greater capacity - rack EASY TERMS --' f 'Itte4 of-the b ' lf Ws ('' - Wash- action featuring SUPER SAVIbIGS to two- Saves one-hathirds washing wear ing $l 0995 1 :f l ' SPIAALATOR t cp 11 - 1p11111:1 "So-Call- I - Arranged Saves i ) 2) 89 95 Terms Can Be - 1 4 a '3 ttameemimeal " 4 ' El Parley Hailed As Success ' MODELS FROM eriru— iroi 111111111111 i ENJOY THE MUSIC YOU WANT With This R C A vicron End Table Phonograph Radio 1 96v 4t The world's most popular phonograph radio now-ia convenient handsome end table model! 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