Show - — - -------- A - ' - i ' '"-- '- - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNE)AY MORNING Carterlooks:knowYour--IntermountainI Askance at t Radio Probe ' - - West— Hore-BelishaGe- ts - Ity )30 E CARTER Take a lotok at these incidents: An investigation of the three major radio networks is pending in the bowie of representatives t - with charges of monopoly due to be aired Four' separate columnists have reported that Btephen T Early 09 aisistant White House seèretary fr a press association 1 ' raenpdorttoerrrniesmu considered as a for radio functioning in the same way that Will Hays does as czar for the movies i All four columnists write from Washington Chairman IMcNinch of the F C C has declared to a number of iss Influential people both in and out of the radio world that Life administration desires to bar news comments from commercial broadcasts: charging that such in& dividuals speak "only the dogma forced upon them by the compaVies paying for the time" that the administration cannot compete with a commentator" (commenN tor is li— much more pleasing 0 word!) who i s "on the air" five or six days a week! (such flat- tering sophistry!) that a ilew plan i must be devised for discussion of public issues—may two hours per t I night on each of the networks set aside for free discussion Mae West Affair The Mae West incident brought O down upon the heads of radio eta- A the whack of an official ' ' - 1 t 'l : The administration through special channels quietly informed the national association of broad- casters at the recent annual conin Washington that the broadcasters would be "helping out" to a considerable degree if they declined to accept any more commentators than are now to be found cn tip air The White House entertains a desire which is meeting internal family opposition of the stiffest sort to set up a government-con- trolled radio system to produce programs listed as "educational!" Winchell's interesting "Lowell Thomas met one onotF D R's closest advisers in Mon- Hmmm!" treal a fortnight ago The "smear" campaigns to die- i credit some individuals on the air the origin of the campaigns being in Washington -'Picture of Ch aos! Take the foregoing incidents and do a little pattern-buildin- g with them: An investigation of radio broad- casting m o n op °Il y conducted "right" could produce testimony showing a picture of chaos con- fusion and private suppression Stich would pave the way for the suggestion Offielat of course) that only a czar could properly unscramble the situation so that the people would get a "true" picture of events This can be done very simply by quoting that time- worn phrase—"in the interest of public convenience and necessity" It is of course a phrase that covers a multitude of skullduggery The "radio czar" (with official blessings to speed him on his way) vention 1 ' 4 )I S I) Ii 6 e '- - It I I I 1 4 0 I 1 4 9 iJl Ilt I commentator had written coin- ments not to the liking of the the radio political powers-that-b- e "czar" could deftly slice out the offending references 'Free Speech!' 4adio broadcasters being in business not for love and kisses' ' but to make money the same as any other industry would be con- 4 fronted with these alternatives: battle for their freedom from suppression and kiss their investknuckle under mentsgood-bzoi- r to the principle e eand kisa good-b"' 1 ' 4tt 1 t i : eI 't y ee okirteettene"6-110-- - c iki UTAH I 4 t I ":-- - or - ? - e 14 A lo ir t 4 Ni I 4 t Ile '''' r' ! 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''- ' Ilk" - of m - - :5 in the Other larger volume and—loweroverhead does Vj 04 LANE Lirpited cloVas town location I 1 central convenient :: I For a ' AT PRICE OF MOST COMMONPLACE Thebalance of our recant ropeat purchaso just arrived— nothing to compare with it before' Lane A10191414 asalled 1Psymi $29 AXELRADIS I 1r"rpow40"vcaat I iiiMEMIls 4 s"""1811 HOPE CHE't i i IL Luxury Outfit - - 0 "—I I e 600 By MARK SULLIVAN WAtHINGTON—Out of the atFor 20 years throughout the tention 'that America today gives 1 whole world the contest between communism and fascism or nazi-isto Europe let us extract somehas gone on Amerus focus useful Let Prevailingly thing communism has lost It lost in ican discussion upon the one of Europe that has most Germany It lost in Italy It lost in some minor European counmeaning for us Let us ignore acIn the present civil war belinetries the of quisitions territory tween the two ideals in Spain ups of nations the possibilities of the ideal of nazilsm or fascism war Out of the many aspects let us detach the one which it is seems now likely to win It will most important for America to win in Spain in large part just because of its winning in other pay attention to pa rt s of Europe especially 'beAny attempt in so small a space as is here afforded to show the cause of its r ece nt dramatic exAmerican skiers at Geneva reheart of the European situation tension over another country Austria everywhere the ideal of fused to participate Mt the SI cannot avoid being too much Simfascism or nazlism is on the Anton: 'Austria race because of plified The literature on the:spb' the arrest of Hannee Schneider ject fills a thousand volumes In- march the world's" greatest "crouch" those scholars can find the reLessons for U S skier The race is called off inements and qualifications necWhat is the Jeeson for AmerEverybody liked Herr Schneider essary to exactness What is here ica? There are many A somber when he was here late in 1938 printed is for the average man one is that the American ideal of and he has many friends in this The aim is to achieve clearness country who were shocked by the Clearness can be approached by society and government is everynews of his arrest He originated in retreat It has retreated reciting briefly what led up to where until all that is left is America the crouch technique 30 years ago the present situation itself Great Britain France and and was the founder of the ArlRussia-19- 17 a few small countries berg school In Ritssia in February 1917 a Copyright 1938 for The Tribune Copyright 1938 for The Tribune the revolution same kind been taking place' here and there throughout the world for more WHY BE SATISFIED WITH ANYTHING than a hundred years It was a which moved away revolution LESS THAN THE BEST—THE ONE Si ONLY from monarchy and moved in the direction of the American type of 11A government a representative democracy Had events stopped di ilLT A ""PIPormeersrlm'c'4" - page and the headlines A knowing and alert publicity sense has served him well He became financial secretary of the treasury in 1932 and later minister of transportation He is a demon for detail and has swarmed all over England inspecting equipment barracks and army kitchens He is if medium with ur e round-heade- d coached graying hair unmarried and given to night forays checking this or that detail of the military establishment He is a deft and correspondents politician weigh him in heavily in the eracial cabinet power balance which may make British and world his-tory Race Off Ski I 11 1 - Again Demonstrating ' - 1 r 4 ''fit Chest ' '' '4 ro V° ttt--- 41N2mtt1 11 r kk et-- He has spent a lot of time badgering his elders ' and still' has many of tliom to work on aa he is only 43 When a brash young Oxonian fle ran for parliament his opponent tagged him as "the of the college bench" nonentity He nailed this on his masthead spoofed the ollposition cleverly and romped in He was a dispatch carrier in the war out as a major a reporter on a London newspaper with convenient un- - I '' - - ) : 1 ld sitting down" These interesting and instructive cartoons' by Bill Fleming are three times weekly exclusively in The Tribune Readers are invited to send in similar facts with proof for inclusion in these cartoons' l t(drAiL:"7717:: Sir Ian Hamilton who had been in command at the Dardanelles said "Thank God we are under A proper soldier and will not be shot - - - - hands ' - LI::EirA010 - -- - V There was something like consternation among British conservatives early in 1937 when Prime Minister Chamberlain named the a incidentally Jewish for th'e war post There was no in their hint of attitude but just then certain optimists among them were trying to tool Britain into the German orbit and there were alarmed nredictions that Hitler would be and seek quick venenraged That didn't come off genance and the new war secretary starteci a whirlwind army clean-u- p and reconditioning campaign 'to the satisfaction of all '--I - I k CI news ''': 4 - : --- v Hore-Belish- ' -- - olio 12t't ' -'' ' ' - ' - '' N - x - ' 41'10 ' -- - - - - : loll 4 — '4 : l(y $ - 4 r k)11 T- peel v - - ml the individual care- rola Range rf martyrs to 'dears went out with the right properly—communism s -alI d all the middle ages "with other fully property must be ownid- by—the Of course the curbing of free ' ranges and state! speech- as a state of affairs would you'll not be reached quickly or in such Then communism- convinced it's be eefsers condirect fashion The howl in Communism once it had estabe for gress and the country would wreck unequaled lished itself in Russia set out to if made so the scheme 1110 Emissaries high quality conobvious So what to do? conquer the world ' 0) First set in motion forces to- - and money sent out by the comvenience long life e!'discredit those now irking the munist heads in Russia appeared in corncountry administration with their practially every economy beauty ments such forces to employ the Partly because of the energy of of design and finish communitit emissaries !!!!!! the partly usual technique—propaganda lies was chaos back-doof that because the a inuendo pressure and genteel terrorism The victims in consequence of the great war SAVE EXTRA time will be so plastered with mud communism made progress In-cci! tommuof the SS by Trading growth that they'll fall through weight of Germany I' nism was slow but large By the ' It even though they be innocentin your old 1930's had the communist of party Such tactics remove much some five million votes Store note the likelihood of the political At this point Hitler came to the 'achemers from being accused of 'antian said he He front to had censorship or a t tempt in g FEATURES OF THE ESTATE RANGE: maneuver themselves into govern- - dote for communism He' called Hitler disnasiism his antidote mental control of American radio iron Double construclion—cast Handy grid for broiling — as The mud barrage is made thick tinguished naziism from commuinside poresiain enamel stat easy as frying would nazilsm nism that cannot saying " enough so that the public tii Os i de l 'ea-ie- r i see through its filth until the protect and perpetuate the sys- hay plate insu—a heavily prop-tem of private ownershirof damage has been done latod door Removabli °van Handy flue clianout and roomy 4 From that point on it is but a orty Those in Germany who liked ash 'pan bottom ownership simple matter to impress broad- -- the system of private Hitler - TERMS AS LOW AS $150 A WEEK and casters—radio stations must regot behind Hitler nazlism got the seats of power new their license every few months do not forget aatenewal Nazis Rise ELECTRIC is dependent upon official Not only In GeiInany but elsemore will be it world the the where to eliminate throughout healthy for thern contest between these two ideals everything except straight news CLOSING has and nazlism communism on sustaining time: t The next step is to engage more gone on In some countries the ideal optiosed to communism has Political time to present the 'au can not called itself nazileM and in with appro- viewpoint" "opriate explanation and comment! ' detail varies from nazilsm Is Ina Italy It la fascism Fascism From thence the situation drifts 7 as many other situations have widely used general term for this - iN t Ideal In the different nations in in the last half dozen a national radio board' which the'ideal arises it varies work that old- phrase according to local customs and I -interesi of public con- - traditions just as faiscism varies : t i II Nse i ts same in nazilsm but from farethe to a venience and necessity" ' ' i s i thee-welI tliMiNEn ptinciple 0 I IN 1 III ' - ' ' ie'01:i 41-- - 1 6 -- could simply decree no more news- casts on commercial programs— Or censor all copy planned for delivery "in' the interest of public convenience and necessity" If any IP 4 ' - -- - By LEMOEL F PARTON NEW YORK — Leslie HoreBelisha British secretary of war made himself somewhat of a national hero several months ago when he shook up the army command upped the youngsters and sent the oldsters back to their club chairs The Associated Press report of hisyltimatum demandhlg a change of foreign policy with a 'pledge of support for CzechosloIn the day's vakia la a stand-ou- t - - ' appearing year t - PRCTECTED By LAW IN - II club which was all out of propor- tion in its severity to the degree of the offense committed Mr McNinch has just proposed all radio stations be taxed on a gross inconfe basis provided their earnings are more than ' ' Is y ' - i' SEAGULL - Itions : 4 Tilt I- - - 14' ' ' - ' - - ' -- '- - ir c - - - ' j ' 13 - Elitr:411- rosiat Haiid FromScribe — - A - - I MARCH 20 1938 — - -- ' 1 e ' - ' |