Show J — ’ ' I- - t- - s ( THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING Lawmakers Who May Delve Into T V A Fish Industry 8 1938 Seir King Hits Mexico's L A Prepares Requestior Colorado RiverStandc- - Flood Guards IiiduslryLays Unrest To LaboF Act Fights Cut in Canada Tariff " APRIL Utahn Protests to Secretary Hull Against Negotiating Rio Grande Exchange Scores Cardenas’ Confiscation of Lands " ' program Presented to Five-Poi- Slash Would Cripple Trawler Fleet Used in Time of War nt Ready $ Senate Committee to Submit Program to By HARRY J BROWN April 7 (INS)— Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April 7 (At— RepCharging the national’ labor relaWASHINGTON April 7— Senator William HKing of Utah who tions act was increasing rather than resentative of the New England reducing labor disputes the Na- is considerably concerned over the continued demand of Mexico and fishing industry appealing for tariff tional Association of Manufacturstate of Texas that there shall be a treaty exchange of water protection In a revised trade agree ers Thursday laid before the senate the ment with Canada told government liber- from the Colorado river for water of the Rio Grande conferred a labor committee experts Thursday the industry’s alization program and recommend- again Thursday with Secretary of State Hull and was assured that fleet was an important auxiliary ed its enactment Into law ' - In national defense Fred H Brown Sen Vic Donahey RepT Thomas A Jenkins Rep W J Driver James A Emery N A M general no such negotiations now are in progress Edward H Cooley of Boston repconis however The department counsel and other officials opposed resenting the Massachusetts Fih the proposal of Senator Wagner tlnuing to assemble facts with re- American owned some was held by erles association said the New Em (D) New York author of the act gard to both rivers realizing that wealthy Mexicans gland industry had 300 to 400 trawlSenator King took the position to amend it to require government some day the issue will be forced ers which eould be converted ihto The Utah senator informed the that Mexico is in no position to be contractors to abide by its collecmine sweepers in time of war is he tive bargaining agreements This secretary unalterably opposed demanding vast water rights on “A reduction in the tariff on fish would prolong the to any negotiations with Mexico the Colorado river that result from said Emery would this be by crippling industry business depression that Involve the waters of both the the equation of the flow of that a blow at our national defense" to and the Rio Grande rivers stream at Boulder dam Especially amendments The of Colorado program Cooley said is this so in light of what Mexico relations act called for the labor the comAsks Separate Facts government Cooley said 1 to benefits the of act’s Denial recently has done to American oil durvessels mandeered the fishing If there are to be negotiations he interests he said and what was tjiose who have “interrupted producing the World war river-should eachIn be tion or service violation of a pre- insists that done to numerous American citizens Coastline Protection vious agreement” dealt with separately and that there during earlier days 2 Colothose to Denial of benefits should beTio attempt to trade Having failed in goad faith to He said in the event of an emerwho interrupt service despite pre- rado river water at the expense of make proper amends for destrucgency the United States navy probaMexico to vious agreements to arbitrate tion or confiscation’’ of American the upper basin states bly would protect the Canadian 3 Denial of benefits to those in return for concessions to be made property and destruction of Americoastline Referring to Canadian in can lives Mexico he said is in no striking without previous presen- on behalf of Irrigation farmers demands for a reduction of fish tation of demands without giving Texas position to now demand important duties he added: r considertime or for reasonable their concessions from the United States If Texas requires more water ‘It seems to me nothing could be ation if there is' need for protecting the in the form of Colorado river water more foolish than for Canada to Denial of benefits to those 4 The senator is satisfied with the of Texas farmers who now own M her defense” Thomason J jeopardize Mead Sen H H Schwartz Rep C E YVolverton guilty of lawless seizure and occu- rights Rep Rep draw water from the Rio Grande attitude of Secretary Hull who he declared should be tariffs Cooley of others of the pancy property Senator King said that issue should said has made no commitments raised against Canadian fish imstrikers) be treated independently As for but still is in search of facts while ports rather than lowered un- Mexico’s desire to divert water from under 5 those to Denial of benefits from Mexico He said Canada had taken the j coerce to membership the Colorado dertaking that he insisted and from Texas market away from the American ininto their organizations should be considered regardless of Commends Attitude dustry in salt and smoked fish and now was seeking to control the marwhat may be done or proposed on He regards the attitude of Secreket in frozen fillets -- TSenator Hits Philippine the Rio Grande more favorable tary Hull Able to Senate Promisee Fight Compete was the of the United Tax Reveals than attitude His Policy Cardenas Collection Plan in Change The senator served notice that States e Cooley said because' of lower government during the 7 WASHINGTON UP)— he would fight in the senate any costs CaWages and production April when Dwight administration Of Product to Democracies Only Selling nadian fisheries were able to comSenator Gibson (R) Vermont eaid treaty with Mexico that undertook Pennsylvania’s Davis Thursday the collection of back to pete in the American markiet even exchange the water of one river with present duties taxes from Americans iiHhe Philip- for water from the other MEXICO CITY April 7 CAP)— Japanese interests have offered Be to Dr Harden F Taylor of the AtExpected It developed during the discuspines would crush them and “end lantic Coast Fisheries Inc 'New to buy into a strategic Mexican oil company it was disclosed Thurstheir careers in poverty and fail- sion that President Cardenas who Final York said Canadians do not need day night ure" has confiscated vast land holdings Appointee a lower The senate finance committee re- tributary to the Colorado river duty to compete in the Jorge Viesca y Palma an attor- itimably s pipeline right of way would be o a width aufficlent for a United States market to remit the back south of the international boundary fused WASHINGTON April 7 CD-T- hree taxes Wednesday He said Japan constituted a great- ney who ald he wae the principal good highway zyatem) but amended the revenue and who is pressing hie colonizaone mors senators er although more remote competit- stockholder of the Chontla com including The bill to waive penalties and interest tion program on the confiscated Chontla concession are ive threat to the American industry pany which ha organised two years near the site of the rich holdings Republican agreed Thursday to Gibson said the amendment areas is determined to increase the through application of the most ago said Japanese had offered to of the Aguila (Royal Dutch Shell) serve on the congressional commit- which allows until June 30 1939 for appropriation of water from the favored-natio- n 01! clause company expropriated by Presi- tee to investigate the T V A but one payment of the back taxes “should Colorado river so this great Mexibuy all or part Of his holdings The company has valuable conc- dent Lazaro Cardenas along with 16 remaining vacancy continued to de- be extended or an installment meth- can project can be carried through od of paying devised to avert bank- as planned in Vera Cruz state just other British and American oil lay organization of the inquiry McCarran WouliL Ban essions - — Senator Donahey (D) Ohio who ruptcy" Some of the confiscated land was across theGulf of Mexico from the companies-e- n March 38 — Just before the expropriation is expected to be temporary chairUnited States navy station at GuantAirmail Contracts Viesca was negotiating with Aguila man of the group said he would not anamo bay Cuba WASHINGTON Its concessions are on 253 lots for sale or sublease of the Chontla attempt to call an organization April 7 McCarran (D) Nevada ad- each about 100 acres in the vicinity holdings on which he said all ex- meeting until Vice President Garner vocated Thursday abandonment of of Minatltlan Vera Cruz on the ploratory work had been done had completed the personnel of the the present system of Along with growing indications committee awarding gov- Atlantic ocean side of the Tehuanteernment airmail contracts The remaining vacancy was crepec isthmus the narrowest point of that Japan ia seeking a place in the Mexican field came a demand from ated by the decision of Senator Cap'They are causing much of the North America financial trouble for airlines ” he Tokyo dispatches recently said oil workers Thursday night for ex- per (R) Kansas to reject the aptold a senate subcommittee consid- Japanese promoters were interested propriation of the only Important pointment offered by Garner ering aviation control hills in building a pipeline across the 120-mil- e American oil cpmpany left in Mex Infprmed persons said Garner McCarran’s proposal to set up an would appoint Senator Davis (R) isthmus from Saline Cruz on ico Mexican Gulf independent federal agency would the Pacific coast to Minatltlan Sale Pennsylvania as soon as the situag Plan Reversal eliminate “competitive bidding" for about 600 miles south of Brownstion had “cooled off" airmail contracts All licensed airl- ville Texas Davis was understood to he willOfficials meanwhile did not conines would be required to carry mail (In previous years engineers have firm directly authoritative reports ing to serve despite the campaign at rates fixed by the proposed new discussed the advisability of a canal reelection which will engage that President Cardenas has de- for commission some of his Urns’ this summer across thia strategic Isthmus Pre- cided to reverse his Senators Schwartz (D) Wyoming previous announced - policy of selling Mexico's Brown (D) New Hampshire and Frazier (R) North Dakota already oil oply to democratic countries n -have agreed to serve However Gustavo Espinosa Mire-le- s MERCANTILE INSTtTWKX 'JON S general manager of the com- House Committee N t WASHINGTON five-point '-- Sen -- RE (sit-do- JapancsJt Offer Buy Oil Firm With Valuable Land Remains on TVA Sift Body No Mexico Lone Position to heavy-pressur- 1 as-far -- Cool-idg- WASHINGTON LTV— m a Million Look Like i April 7 Representatives of Los Angeles prepared Thursday to outline before the house floo control committee a program which army engineers said would give the city complete T protection from floodsT the have committold Engineers tee construction of two proposed reservoirs would have prevented serious damage an£ loss of life In the March inundation They said however parts of the city would have been flooded because it lacked an adequate drainage system to carry off heavy preclpitaiton The proposed reservoirs would hold and divert mountain waters which accounted for the great destruction in March the engineers said Chairman Whittington (D) Mississippi said the committee would end its hearings in two weeks and then draft a national flood control-prografor consideration at the current session of congress The committee has finished its consideration of flood problems in the Ohio River valley for which the army engineers have recommended a half- - billion dollar reservoir-river wall program Most witnesses indorsed legislation which would relieve local governments of paying the cost of property rights — for Hood control reservoirs A few contended the federal government should 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