Show r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 2 1938 — Wallace Plans Won’t Workj GOP Hears r She Wants All Memphis to Vote forBass Crump’s Man ‘Nazi’ Charges Highlight Rap Before Kansas Voting Visiting Here Republican Leaders Policy Committee Advised on — ' - Farmer Program CHICAGO Aug 1 Ask Defeat Of Winrod Todai - TOPEKA Kan Aug 1 (Ah— One bloc of Kansas Republicans regains Tuesday’s primary election as a straw in the wind as to what the nation thinks of naziism while A)— The program committee assigned the task of drafting a new statement of party policies was advised Monday night that new deal farift plans were “liable to prove eracially disappointing” The other thousands of partisans see a normal selection of dates best fitted to battle the new was expressed by Joseph S Davis director of the food research institute of Stanford uni versity and" one of the two dozen economists business men agriculturists labor leaders industrialists and sociologists invited to participate in forums on a wide range of f forecandi- opinion deaf WOfficers Counter Ouster Move UA Be Sure You ' J Defendants Attack Affidavit Method Of GivingFvidence- BELTS VILLE Md Aug 1 Before going into the privacy of the henhouse it's a good idea to rap on the doorways HiWTitus-- a poultry expert at ha National Agricultural Research station here “‘Then the chickens know (Ab— DETROIT Aug 1 (Ab— Four suspended vice presidents of the United Automobile "Workers filed their tor mal answer Monday to charges-preferre- tention and face the door” he “There is no flutexplains tering— no alarm” Otherwise the birds are apt to get excited flutter and in- d against them by President Homer Martin denying ail allegations and making some charges of their own Protesting the new triar procedure under which evidence by affidavit will supplant oral testiaid' mony the defendants’ reply that “it denies the defendants any trial at all and permits a Verdict of guilty a- - la Hitler by a majority of the trial committee” Penying the defendants Vere engaged in a conspiracy aa charged by Martin the reply said that the only conspiracy involved wae be- tween “Martin and an irresponsible disruptive- - political adventurer and intermeddler of New York” It said that Martin had appointed allies of the unnamed “adventurer” to positions of influence ' New Procedure The suspended officers previdtisly had charged that Martin was undqr the influence of Jay Lovestone who broke away from the communist party some years ago and now heads the Independent Labor league Under the revised procedure all affidavit evidence must be submitted by Wednesday for introduction when the trial resumes Saturdefendants are Richard day T Frankensteen Walter N Wells Wyndham Mortimer and Ed Hall Undisturbed by Suit U A W officers here expressed no concern over an injunction hearing scheduled for Wednesday in New York supreme court in which six suspended officers of the Tarry-tow- n N Y local seek to restrain Martin from interfering with affairs The Tarrytown local of the local was one of three for which Martin appointed administrators recently after suspending the local officers U A W officers here said it was the first court suit so far as they knew of the current factional dispute jure themselves The chief Democratic officeholders up for reelection in November Senator George McGill and Governor Walter A Huxman have no organized primary opposition A tempest has raged about the d Rev Gerald B Winrod bald national problems pamphleteer and evangelist Chairman Glenn Frank Informed 105 committee seeking the Republican nomination members from all for senator in a field of four Nasections of the country their object tional Chairman John D M Hamilwas to “produce an intelligent and ton asserted Winrod “has dedicated workable program to take the place himself to a course of intolerance" of parts of the new deal program Action by Governor William Allen White declared WinWhich are unworkable” rod represented “the nazi position” Of Iowa Held Will Report in ’89’ Terms Charges ‘Wild’ He estimated the final report Outside His Rights Winrod termed the accusations Would not 'be issued until next year "wild statements" and “vicious at"i —too late for the ' congressional tempts to inflame passions for polections this fall but in time to be ID-Felitical purposes” He devoted much WASHINGTON “Aug 1 considered as a foundation for the of MS campaign said to criticism of lawyers government Republican platform in liO the Roosevelt administration Monday that Governor Nelson G Chairman John D M Hamilton Others asking the party nomina- Kraschel of Iowa did not have “a of the party's national committee are former Governor Clyde M tion to stand on” in ordering nathe to write a policy shapers urged Reed Parsons publisher former leg the views of the creed representing tional and guardsmen to close a labor State Senator Dallas Knapp party and embodying a political' Rev J C Fisher Methodist board hearing into the Maytag the philosophy which would attract all minister strike controversy at Newton Iowa - Republicans and Democrats — of all three were Campaigns “who want to save the United They expressed the opinion the sharply critical of the Roosevelt adStates" laid groundwork governor had no more right to ‘'inministration and As the first step in sounding pubfor a spirited neW deal-anpew terfere”' with a federal administralic opinion trepds in the labor and deal contest in November against tive agency sqch as the labor “board agricultural fields were discussed McGill who regularly supported the than he would have to close a sesbehind closed doors Round table program sion of a federal court in a behalf of the president's consideration of problems in social In Memphis Tenn stronghold of the E II Crump organization Mrs Merrill P Hudson addresses rally Reed backed by White noted Emsecurity finance foreign affairs' re- ticket headed by Prentice Cooper candidate for gdvernor opposing Governor Gordon' Brqyfliftg in the Thursday primary poria' editor decried "centralizing Still Unanswered lief civil service and pohtical all governmental power in a few However the question what the liberty was scheduled late in the hands— principally those of Frank- government intends to do about y convention unprecedented lin D Roosevelt" Knapp asserted Kraschel’s order remained unanon the Chicago campus of Northin his final speech there was "too swered The labor board merely western university much meddling in business and in- called the hearing off until WedIn the Initial open session Monday lives of nesday dustry and the every-da- y morning “while it is conflight Davis criticised "huge subour people” what action” to take sidering sidies to farmers” commodity loans White closing Reed’s campaign Kraschel who contended that the to farmers “without-recoursee WASHINGTON Aug 1 (AP)— Senator Lewis (D) Illinois from Monday night asked support hearing was-’disturbing fatter 'an administration stalwart said in an interview Monday that restriction and marketing “all who believe in progress with which might be preventing a settlequotas "with stiff financial penalcommon sense all who believe in ment of the atrik at the Maytag an attempt by President Roosevelt to obtain a third term ties for exceeding them” freedom the constitutional liberties Washing Machine company stood "would destroy the Democratic party” of free speech a free press free by his order Tennessee Chief SlarkAsks Voters In Wrong Directions The Illinoisan added that he knew the president was "not Court Sets Hearing thought all who will hold to the No’ such a man as to present himself for a continuous third term” Such a plan he opined was "exHearing individof For Defiance Shouts American ancient way Repudiation " Lewis said Mr Roosevelt could be nominated only if a cessively ambitious involving need-los- s and all" who in He said: “You can tell the cock- On Injunction Plea ual initiative radicalism” of "extreme govS gambles liable to prove cruwill sprang up threatening strive to bind eyed world that there will be no NEW YORK Aug 1 (A)— National crisis U Of this party Of grave ‘Pendergastism’ Investigation cially disappointing and leading in ernment ownership of all enterprises and repudiation of all up the wounds economic and po- labor relations board hearing in the offeiers of the United Automobile the wrong directions" litical which are bleeding our coun- military district of Iowa” Workers of America have been sumgovernment securities and business men upgedthat the presiST LOUIS Aug 1 (Ah— A crossHe predicted the projected wheat (Continued from 'Page One) No official would say what the moned to supreme court Wednesday try white” to run against it be renominated dent loans would depress prices in 1939 fire and denials of W P A Four for Governor board might do Even the lawyers to show-cauwhy the international Such a party might arise the senator said adding: fine Americans They come from and 1940 who said the governor’ was going union shoujd not be restrained from "activities in Missouri’s pripolitical demand will the business interests "In such prospects Professor Davis ohe of the au- the best families of the state” officers of local 118 in beyond his rights emphasized that mary election brought the state's Four men seek the Republican thors of the Brookings institution's Lieutenant Toll Fowler of the city Roosevelt remain in power on the constitutional basis of his the their opinion was an unofficial expelling N Y and otherwise Democratic campaign in nomination for governor and sucbitterest Tarrytown administration rather than risk the destruction and chaos that: report on the AAA cited a need police department "curbstone” one and that they were interfering with its affairs right to oppose Huxman who years to a climax Monday night for “working with economic forces The order to appear— which inThe WPA charges were injected ceeded All M Landon 1935 Repub unwilling yet to be quoted by name will follow a party in power which "would put doctrines of estimated the crowd at 5500 while Instead of against them" However officials said one course cluded Homer Martin national C Stark in a lican presidential nominee fascism in control in the United States” Governor or by Lloyd communism He advocated a special staff such Browning supporters said it ran They are Harold McGugin for- open to the board would be for it to president — was signed by Justice heated factional fight with Kansas as maintained by the war depart- from 10000 to 15000 State Senator transfer the hearing to Washington Edward J McGoldrick on 'a petiCity's T J Pendergast forces over mer congressman W Thomp- Thus was done in one case where a tion for a ment to make long range plans for Charles Ratner Paynea obscure court permanent injunction supreme relatively Issued former lieutenant governor county court enjoined an examiner filed on behalf of six officers of the meeting emergencies oi£ the farms' Injuhction over- son race nomination That He described rehabilitation loans The governor said he would come shadowed Senator Bennett Champ and Carl Newcomer former state from holding a” hearing in its juris- local who said they were expelled and resettlement efforts as em- to Shelby county with a majority on orders from Martin diction Clark’s bid for Democratic renom-inatio- n vehicle commissioner All four hammered away on state I come out of bracing "excessively rash and loose of lt)0000 and if this county with less than 25000 experiments" The polls open Tuesday at 6 a m and national Democratic policies 4 Davis commended the soil votes there'll be sometnmg crooked and close at 7 p m central stan- and generally refrained from pri’ about it" mary personalities obviously to the farm credit dard time avoid any intraparty hard feelings deAnnapolis-traine- d Stark Federal Judge John D Martin crop inLandon publicly took no part in surance “experimenrtmd4he rural issued the injunction earlier Monclared WPA workers are being races the senatorial or 1 electrification administration? W coerced Va 1 into CHARLESTON eyUP— Aug RICHMOND Vs Aug supporting Pendergast but it was no governorship favored he secret termed the reciprocal trade agreehacked 5UPBB a V (Ab— served on Browning shortrural Billings Virginia's congressional priJameg camHamments steps "in the right direction" ly after h'e armed in Memphis with Virginia’s two congressional closed "Monday circuit judge for the supreme court Ratner’s bid for his old office mary campaign He concluded: a sound truck bltirtngftrth the paigns which reached a climax night with interest centering largely against the governor’s appointee ilton other than asking Winrod's tune “I Want to Meet the"Bttlly of when Secretary Ickes emphasized on the fight of Representative Rob- Judge James M Douglas of St defeat stayed- out of his home state Sees No Prospect e new deal issue in the Eighth ert L the Town” Ramsay Democrat to win Louis Six of the state’s seven congressno nrosnert that at Jiidgft Martin dirpQted theU S district with a critici3m-fif-iUc- rfe — YeLI-se- c reflmrti nation hi the "FifiFTrilfrlcTr To Roosevelt's Notice ive W men were without party opposition ended Smith Reward n e s tat industrialized huge cost to the nation and m ex- marshal to bring- to his assistance the heavily embracing W J Lambertson Republican of pleas northern pandhandle change for their substantial free- sufficient power to resist an in- Monday night inTlasLirunute Despite a report from Federal Adby for votes in Tuesday’s Democratic dom of action American farmers vasion and sald:- The congressman was opposed by ministrator Harry Hopkins that he the First district was opposed whom Leavenworth James : Kelsey will obtain the high stable Income primary coerof C of evidence— “no found had Frank "It Jls my opinion thatthe xem1 Haymond Intercsf ln the Eighth districtTln' Attorney Fairmont Ramsay said m a speech cion" the governor warned that ac- he defeated in" I93(j Tind" degree of security they are edy is in resistance of invasion Smith is William which by opposed does not concern the matter of a implicitly promised” Sunday in''Haymond's home town tivities of “W P A supervisors son of the 'former that E Dodd-J- r John Brandt of Minneapolis citation against the" governor” the issue iswhether a repre- foremen and timekeepers” would be Los Angeles Turns Out called" to - President The petition signed by 40 per- ambassador to Germany running sentative backing the -- president “promptly president of Land o’ Cakes CreamRoosevelt” "100 for cent on a o per eries Inc a large farmers’ co- sons headed by Sheriff Guy Joyner should be returned to congresl-NRoosevelt's attention To Welcome Hughes overshadowed the platform new ascriticised has the was evidence a Stark a s candidate advocated of the for threat there Additional operative plan charged Second district fight1 deal ack LOS ANGELES Cal Aug 1 control of agricultural products violation of the fourteenth fifteenth serted has been submitted the fedNorman R among Representative a to to the hangar where he and the com'federal amendments and Ramsay and the’ other five incum- eral bureau of investigation nineteenth through surplus U S District Attorney Maurice his aids spent months lb preparafederal constitution They charged Hamilton former Representative bent Democratic congressmen all modity pool Brandt and Pavis emphasized an invasion by the militia would Colgate W Darden and W Bruce have supported in the main the Milligan who prosecuted the Kan- tion for their world circling flight president’s policies Representative sas City vote fraud cases assured Howard Hughes returned Monday they spoke from a nonpartisan frighten women and negroes' and Shafer Andrew Edmiston is opposed by J Stark his cooperation in preventing and a few minute later was v viQlate rights of citizens to vote ‘Coattails’ Dispute viewpoint Alfred Taylott in the Third district WPA political activities in into another of the civic Dr Frank educator and editor freely plunged Ickes jumped into the fight with and Representative GeorgeW : home town celebrations which have marked his in his first major role in Repub- Tension Eased charge that Smith was trying Johnson is running against Edgar Stark who took office two years cross country lour lican affairs had pointed out that the "on coattails to to’ ride victory The ago with the Pendergast indorseM Utterback in the Fourth Tension was eased markedly by Thousands lined downtown streets specialists called in W A” Commenting on a other three representatives have no ment split with the Kansas City of views were of various political Browning’s announcement Sunday of P in which the day was the hottest —although NewL President J will nomi- leader over patronage matters — to cheer the thatr he would not send troops into letter Republicans opposition of the faiths year of comb of the University Virginia nate men to oppose them" in each Memphis for Thursday’s Demoproducer as he Asks Repudiation for Smith’s of the six districts cratic primary "unless I change my expressed appreciation to receive comto a’luncheon rode in requests for P W There were no statewide race and With His Ambition — to Help mind” But nearly 1200 fully Aeffectiveness" In numerous campaign speeches pliments of public officials funds Ickes said Smith was try- the congresisonai contests were for Douglas Stark asked that "Pen him were Edward Lund flight enequipped national guardsmen reon the muscle in "to popularity contests for overshadowed by the Reelect Roosevelt mained mobilized at three strategic ing dergastism” ie repudiated at the gineer Richard Stoddart radio enof the university” the state senate and the house of polls Thur-lopoints and tenseness mounted a litgineer Lieutenant Thomas on the is "blacklist" who Smith With Democratic factions split by ATLANTIC CITY N J Aug I tle again as Browning moved Into delegates and Harry P army navigator O’s I C of the Nonpartisan league the Douglas-BIHIng- s UP— United States Senator William the enemy camp' contest a rec- M Connor conavlgator Who were SftN FRWClSCO he but Ickes ” ord vote for an H Smathers (D) New Jersey an- - “Crump got on my bandwagon replied that it was not ingELIS travel YOU I primary with him' on the world tour LOS t0 "to muscle in" was who way trying to two nounced Mohday night he had only is expected Tuesday years ago” Browning declared the secretary of the Hunger Stride Victim smart- Four y’ears ago at the last August one political ambition left— "to help just before leaving his Huntingdon Smith charged reclining Millions It' the to muscle was oCosf Pair interior “attempting Budget ” election elect President Roosevelt for a third home “When he tried to get into Coma Nears approximately in VirStage a on Democratc in ' primary 695000 Democrats and 270000 Reseat I let him know he tjtus driv term” For Nevada Resorts ginia in his frantic effort to deAfter that Smathers said he will could ride but not drive” LOS ANGELES Aug 1 (Ab— Al- publicans voted their state tickets Democratic true the party" ' remain in the senate until-- ' his term LOS ANGELES Aug 1 CD— fred Theodore Henry Hesselbein In the gubernatorial balloting two Crump charges he- split with stroy ——"expirertom— yeaTr irenci and then Browning because he "broke his Avoid Battle” — r 756000 Democlatjr about STyeaf-old- ” "conu ago Grmart'fltii' years' Monday that added new Mon- and 328000 Republican votes were banker announced “retire to private life" campaign promises So far as is known political lead- plained of severe headaches taxes and gave' us the worst ad$2000000 will be expended in two of his hunger cast the eleventh day of out have in ers kept Richmond Nevada resort projects a winter ministration in ustory” Dodd strike in the county jail where Opposed by New Dealer battles the - federal whileis he held sports plant near Reno and a new authorities Crump’s support two years ago fobces congressional ANGELES LIMITED sensing a stronger new deal who opposed somejhotel at Lake Tahoe Clark Senator he entered that brought Browning 59874 votes in investigate charges in the new state administraBennett resigned from partnerRoosevelt measures is opposed by The LOS ham the United States illegally Shelby ebunty to 825 for his oppo- spirit aid ’Yrie twer“100 per cent new deal” candi- ship in the coastwide banking firm nent Burgin Dossett The Shelby tion hoped for active Dr Blank county jail Benjamin jainoUi The new deal as an issue was dates Willis H ‘Meredith of poplar of Bennett Richards & Hill to beleader now is supporting State Senbatt- physician said Hesselbein is lapsing-intSecond district the into ator Prentice Cooper of Shelbyville brought a coma " He said he would Bluff former speaker of the Mis- come A partner --with Norman H of RepresentaleHe said souri house of representatives and Blitz Nevada financier Roy Wallace tive byupporters against Browning who charged that resort to forcible feeding if he lost Hamilton former state comptroller also is consciousness 1 Joseph T Davis St Louis attorney extensive atreage has already been LIMITED coaches Darden is the candidate of the The for both projon his hunger Robert I Young St Joseph farmer acquire by itth went seeking the governorship I I writer 0nwJLAKE Cin to I taunt and Democratic machine” '(state “Byrd a is ects each to Cost approximately SALT strike in' against possible organization headed by Conserva- deportationprotest On the to Germany where he Republican ticket Former $1000000 U0S&NGEUS tive Senator Harry F Byrd) and is said h had incurred the enmity of Governor Henry S Caulfield With unfriendly toward the Roosevelt nazi officials by his writings' against organization backing is seeking the SWFMNCISCO program senatorial nomination He is op' of Catholics and Jews 2986 Hamilton has beeii a Roosevelt treatment CHICAGO — posed by Ray E White of St Louis 7— lund- ToUtttaiUconull supporter although he voted against l°w county politically unknown' Alad very the governmental reorganization All 12 of Missouri’s Democratc Ask Mediation Railroads act Shafer Fas charged both of HotylUuUWfl trip later representatives in congress and Curbed — 0lllcV?OU?n9 0Op 4 his opponents are economic royal-nst- s du ° functional Kid0? lone" Short Re state’s DeWey thfe ney and Bladder d Hordern which Of Wage Cut Issue RAM Choklni tuplnc wheeiln Axthm Weekly8 d BOULDER eausa GetUnt Up Nwhta Burnln Pauaie? are member Tour ruin xeslem publican Ueke seeking Au SEE Swollen Joints Bacltacha Circles Under Eves! the ”9:Vo60OP 1 of the snd wetken your hert Mendxco dlxsolvlni and live Short Us' CHICAGO d to AugVed of rout and Dimness Help Name pln n phvstdn trt College Ifeal tlw Your blooa wl‘ ‘isles se- - 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