Show sff wxx! 3£ “w i a f - 4 3 'Ci THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 29 1938 Nation’s Chief May Head Board Roosevelt Hits Slated for Post U S Spy Hunt Approves Aviation BUI New Law Prohibits— Passes on Arms Making As Jobless Aid Sounds Out Europe Leads — SayslISIa Trying T° Solve Problem Federal Prosecutor- - ommercialLines June 28 (INS)-W- lth a stroke of hla pen President Roosevelt Tuesday sought to put the nation’s' commercial aviation industry on a “paying” basis by eliminating free rides on airplanes Colonel Roscoe Turner the noted speed pilot is being considered as administrator of the civil aeronautics authority expected to be set up Shortly by the president Turner's name has been mentioned frequently by sponsors of the legislation which consolidates the government’s control over aviation into one group with an administrator a safety board of three n aviation members and a authority Others Mentioned Other persons in the list of approximately 600 who are being considered tor positions in the authority Include J P Fralm Jr aviation Instructor at Louisiana State university backed by Senator Harrison ID) Mississippi Norman R Haley interstate commerce commission director of airmail Donald C Dobbins former member of the house from Illinois supported by the Airline Pilots’ association C H Hester a treasury 'department attorney and Colonel Harold E Hartney who served with the senate investigating committee headed by the late SenaNew York and tor Copeland (P one of the sponsors of aviation reform j Another person being discussed for the position as administrator is Eugene Vidal former chief of the bureau of aeronautics department of commerce who resigned last year Approves Ban In affixing his signature to the new civil aeronautics authority bill the president automatically approved a prohibition on “deadhead” passengers who by the thousands have flown through the air with the greatest of ease by merely asking for a pass Under the new legislation airlines will have the status of railroads and steamships and after 60 days from now fres transportation will be prohibited ’ HYDE PARK N Y June 28 Roosevelt declared Tues- five-ma- o UPb-Presld-ent Colonel Roscoe Turner tloned as head of aviation board Probers Scold WPA Aid for ‘Political’ Talk day that the United States was trying to solve Its unemployment problem without a huge armament program Telling his pres conference that the $3750000000 lending and spend lng campaign would be in full swing by July 1 the president said that even with the somewhat expanded naval ship building program armament coats of this country would be only 15 or 18 per cent of the total government budget Therefore he said in answer to questions ths armament program would have relatively little to do with the rehabilitation of the urn employed The chief executive added that the to 18 — Veteran California Senator Pessimistic "Over Current Economic" Trends" Flays- Congress for Session Just Closed — - To Purgue lnquiryJl NEW YORK June 28 CSV-T- he government’s spy bunt took an unexpected turn Tuesday when U S Attorney Lamar Hardy disclosed he would sail for Europe Wednesday to investigate the activities of a ring allegedly seeking United States military secrets Eighteen persons Including three German military officers already have been Indicted by a special fed eral grand Jury here for conspiracy to violats the espionage laws but only four are in custody Thirteen are aald to be in Germany and one is in jail in Scotland Representative Martin I Looms Hardy said hs would' visit’ Enas Republican house leader “ ‘ gland and France but would not aay whether he would go to Scotland Where Mrs Jessie Jordan one of the defendants is serving a four-yesentence as a spy or to Germany ”1 have very definite leads to follow"- - Hardy said after he had appeared at a brief session of the grand jury which adjourned until July 9 The spy hunt in ths United States f will continue during Hardy’s abSnell’s Decision to sence with Reed Vetterli chief of the New York’ office of the F B I Stresses Quit in charge GOP Reveals per cent figure was not to be compared in its economic effect with the armament programs of other countries where arms cost 45 to 50 per cent of the total ex pense of government 18 Per Cent This Year Deputy Denies ‘Tip For the current "year he said wers costing only 12 per cent arms To Retain of this country’s expenditures Receiving reporters in ths study ‘Friends’ in Office of his family home Mr Roosevelt Change in Party worked into the discussion of armaments and their effect on employ(Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) ment after asserting that there is considerate and indeed generous in in every civilised country more uncampaign committee with half a dealing with Mr Williams’ admitted employment today than ever beforfe million dollars of party funds No country ho said has devel- budgeted for his use gives him statement a permanent solution of the an inside track It will bring him "In my opinion It is Inevitable oped problem of giving people work in Into close touch with Republican that theatatement made by Mr times of depression as well as in nominees for the house in many Williams should create the impres- boom periods And he added the sections sion among those on relief that it only method developed so far of Those Republican nominees who would be undesirable to remove solving unemployment 100 percent are elected will decide at a Janufrom political power those now con- was ths method of going in for ary caucus on the eve of the next armaments — manufacturing goods congress’ first meeting who shall trolling governmental activities “I do not agree with Mr Williams without permanent worth and which be their leader that his address was not susceptible do not reproduce wealth Predictions among ' Republican That he declared is not a per- national committeemen as to the of political implications” On hearing of Williams’ speech manent solution of the problem of probable net increases In party Senator Sheppard communicated keeping people at work strength in the house this year with him at once and assembled a In the president’s discussion of range all the way from 35 or 40 quorum of the committee— himself unemployment a newsman noted members to 100 or more Whatever and Senators Harrison (D) Missis that the national resources commit- Increase occurs the incoming members— In the light of slppl and O’Mahoney (D) Wyo- tee had recommended a long range program of public works to be everything now' known of party ming Tuesday Acting “unanimously” Sheppard mapped In good times and launched primary slates— will be mostly newcomers to national politics Their said this group approved the fol when business gets bad toward entrusting national attitude lowing statement In Sweden is In receipt of a Effective to younger hands committee “The leadership party Roosevelt Drafts Plans letter from Aubrey Williams dep' That is one answer Mr Roose- will have an important bearing on administrator of the works velt said and has been particularly party control in the next congress uty For Cottage on Farm progress administration in response effective lnSweden— a small com- and in 1940 from the chairman of pact country Ambition Thwarted HYDE park N Y June 28 CP) to an Inquiry He addec that the Swedes have special committee to investigate —President Roosevelt teld reporters the been senatorial in successful their plans for Representative Snell quits the expenditures Tuesday ha had drawn the rough and use of campaign ambition— funds In paying off the costs of their pro- house with a long-hel- d government his new for draft of ‘a cottage of which is A- gram when times grew better after to be speaker of that body— unstatement this copy had farmi adding that architects ttached Mr Williams ekpresBly dis- their depression whereas in this realized He was twitted Tuesday prepared the exact plans the in Intent we didn’t claims off ths costs by Representative Johnson chairany political country pass An aid suggested the president congres to a certain In 1938 and 1937 after the big works man of the Democratic made which he speech might be called the associate archiwith sional campaign committee group of W P A workers on June 27 programs of 1933-8- 4 and 1935 tect of the project was there that admitted thus a 1938 said hs having the Answering question “Don’t go too far on that1 the a of stateno Republican this committee “The Swedish probability was system being studied president said laughingly to the ment but in viewaccepts a of the instrucRegarding the current relief pro- house— which would have elected newsmen at his press conference the committee speaker— being the tions the said P W A by gram given president license he a didn’t have that adding feels that be- was going ahead as fast as It could this year or in 1940 to practice architecture In New Senate the committee in the works and that a drive was on to use as However the more Important ashis of cause position state York retire progress administration the speech many as possible of the recently pect of Snell’s decision tostudents of Mr Williams was unfortunate authorized 400000 new WPA work- In the opinion of many and it hopes that all dispensers of ers on jobs by July 1 The Civilian of politics is that it constitutes a CONVENIENT federal funds will take note of the Conservation corps will reach its definite step toward a drastic In the leadership of the WITHDRAWALS obligation which has been imposed new authorized strength of 350000 change shift of leadership into The to senate the on committee party this by by that time too he added so that Yout money always enjoys the 1940 might strongreport to the senate all such inci- as far as humanly possible the whole younger hands by Federal's enviable liquidity dents as may be deemed to come drive on the depression would be ly Influence both the party’s presi within the scope of the investiga- under way by the first of the month dential ticket and the platform Open your account now Mil tion” Conservative Drift Williams’ letter said that since Decent Wage In Pennsylvania in Iowa and In The objective of work relief as Monday's speech was extemporanethere have been IntimaIndiana was to with unable ous ho comply distinct from hs said is to “““ SALT LAKE OGDEN'""' in primaries and tions its for from a Sheppard request give wages for work on a basis suf- elsewhere Republican drift toward a a of $376 Washington BlvA Hold Utah Btdg text party ficient to provide as decent a living definite conservative rolp to atas can bs afforded Instead of just Democrats In tract conservative enough to hold body and soul to- 1940 gether Snell favored RepubliProvision of such work relief for conservative doctrines Martin some months past he continued has can supported some new deal meanot kept pace with additional un- has bill desures like employment and the new lending his assistant party leadership spite and spending program will take house leadership falls into his care of a large part of those addi- If hands in ths next congress and tional employables the government the incoming Republicans goner had no work for are guided by his advice it he said this country's relief ally it probable that there will bo a ReREFRIGERATOR program was a continuing policy publican bid for the president was asked if be meant the of Democratic memsupport or as Littl at the unemployed always would be bers who regard Roosevelt policies with ua as swinging too far to the left He answered that he wouldn’t Here and there in the preelection put It that' way— that that was only campaigning this year Republican a third or a quarter of the problem have been bidding for a and that it was deeper Some people return to office— state or federal call it technology he said some In a general sense however the economics others the result of the Republican primary slatee represent World war or machinery that pro- new blood Time and the repeated duces with the same amount of party defeats have eliminated many labor twice as much goods as wers of the dominant party figures of made by methods employed 15 years the 1920s and early 1930s Mora Electric Cold - ago Controlling Factors Mora Economy All these things he declared are controlling factors Longer Life other matters the Discussing president said heUhought the wages Lett Wear and hours bill which hs signed Saturday was next perhaps td the soMora Protection cial security law the most important at 12:30 Noon act passed in two or threeyears Only Norga hat the He added that he hoped to apThis Store Will Close Powered administrator Surplus point a wage-hofor the Day on under the new law before leaving on Rollator Compreshis western trip July 7 but that he Account of Our Unit — war sor had many recommendations from ranted until 1948 which to chooes 15 - SailsT oday MinusTIugr Layout WASHINGTON Johnson Arrives Home ICC Studies Rail Fare A ssailihg Neiv Deal Increase Plea ar Trend to Newer Blood -- - Eastern Carriers- Outline Needs rForlChargesH SAN FRANCISCO June 28 "(UP)—Senator Hiram W Johnson veteran California congressman returned home Tuesday from WASHINGTON June 28 Cf— The Washington hostile aa ever against the new deal and pessimistic Interstate commerce commission proceeded rapidly Tuesday toward a over current economic and political trends decision on the request of eastern “I see we’re going to have a purge of the United States senate and all pay this enormous debt and the railroads for an Increase In coach members who disagree with the query presents itself to the thought-fuK-ca- n fares president are to be beaten” be said they do it? And we may It heard railroad spokesmen con“There’s a much easier and cheaper be pardoned our fear that ahead of of us seems to be inflation repudia- clude a day and a half testimony way— Just abolish congress" and inrevenues about declining tion or Wil who with Senator possible ruin” he warned johnson and Senator Johnson said the senate creased operating expenses liam Borah of Idaho led ths opponents of President Woodrow Wil- “hit a new high In low” when It t h s n scheduled arguments for son's proposal to put the' United refused to adopt the Hatch or Aus- Thursday States in ths League of Nations tin amendments which sought to The carriers’ request— that the criticized the government’s prohibit the administrators of re- present coach rate of 2 cents a mile be increased to 25 — was denied program and neutrali- lief from- dabbling in politics ty law and refusal of the senate “What a glorious thing our neu- earlier this year but the question to prohibit the administrators of trality law la It was forced on con- was reopened at ths request of the ' gress by ths administration-an- d roads relief from “talking politics” “There1 were some of us who be- after passing It the administration Tuesday’s testimony dealt largely lieved and still believe it has been has had a most difficult time keep- with the results of an Increase from 15 cents to 2 cents granted southdemonstrated that spending your- ing away from it” be ‘said He said he “trusted” there would ern railroads November 19 1937 self into prosperity and borrowbus ing to pajr for it was a fraud de- be more “rebukes” tor the new deal Commission tables showed that lusion and snare The debt of the similar to ths Iowa election in which lines in the area reported subset “Iowa rose to Senator Gillette and quently large Increase in revenue country by July 1 1939 will be and we will have spent rebuked in no uncertain terms Mr R J Littlefield the Pennsylvania railroad’s superintendent of motor IK the year previous more than in Hopkins” traffic contended the increases in to who build counman dares in the the of “Any any year history a and relief into WPA try political bus revenue were not due primarily “We will have the greatest deficit organization and to use his power to the higher rail fares Some trafour country has ever seen or over the hungry to do his dirty fic probably was diverted he said dreamed of Who’s going to pay? politics will be ilmilarly dealt with” but most of it was on trips of less than 50 miles Why of course all ths people must he said - lending-s- pending ty -- the-dol- Wherever You Go Whatever You Do Over the Fourth and On Your Vacation ‘ e ol ur WEE NEED A MM middle-of-the-ro- At Saltair at the canyon resorts for summer evening dances the California beaches rs NOTICE V TODAY t on in the teeming cities of the East and in the West’s great playgrounds you’ll find the Palm Beach suit worn by the best-dresse- d men You’ll see them in whites in smart pat- terns of various colors and in summery dinner formals You’ll 1775 ‘ trains and on long auto- ” see them on planes on mobile tours In fact' wherever the summer sun shines and sum- mer breezes blow you’ll find yourself in the Palm Beach parade Without a suit of this amazing summer fabric you’lf feel out ur Annual Sure fo See the NORGE Before You Buy Note Its Interior Convenience Features That Give You More for Your Money Be on can dmydAoplocdmfaqe aj 'wim® 5' place ’ Select yours how and choose it here where our ample v r stocks assure you plenty of suits in your exact size -- Ths Dinner Formal it Smart Slacks $550 EMPLOYEES’ OUTING AT COMO SPRINGS STOP PMN WO TOT CORM DESERET ROOK CO CORN PLASTERS 44 East South Temple Open for Business ss Usual Tomorrow Tune IS 1:10 a m Arthur Frank 208-21- 0 So Main St $2000 ' |