Show 4 Friday Morning - Tl jit Joins Race Imagination For Congress Landon Writes i Chairman Lists Convention Christensen Seeks C 0 P Nomination In Second District Agenda Leaders Silent But Hopeful on Third Term CHICAGO July 11 (AP)— With an ar of satisfaction National Chairman James A Farley said Thuisday that “for the first time In history” the Democratic paity would have all its bills paid and money In the bank when the coming national epnvention is over’ Hhe occasion fc& this announce- ment was the receipt of a f iO WO check from Chicago business or- the last payment on jtanizatmns the $150 OdO which the local citizens pledged to lure the conven- tion here For the rest Farlev would sav hut little in the course of a press conference devoted to what has now become an old game of Irving to w'orm from him the secret which he has been grinningly guarding since Sunday— whether President Roosevelt will accept the third term nomination which the convention is ready to give him Predictions that he would do so continued to amimulate mean- while as convention notables arrived Headquarters for Vue President Garner announced meanwhile that bv Wright convention Houston lawyer Lutas (O' n Governor Ken-tuik- E D Rivers of Georgia said hr presumed Mr Roosevelt would be and would accept Each took a crack at Wendell I Willkie the Republican nominee lucas said Willkie was “at his peak right now” and that the people of Illinois tecalling the insull utilities collapse would hardly support a utilities man foi 11c the presidency addl’d he thought Willkie had “made a mistake" in going to Colorado for his vacalion because that was “where Landon went’ vacationing In 1936 Frogram Outlined Rivers spoke at Willkie’s nounced plans for invading solid south' and said he would have a chance in Georgia In opinion he addpd thHt went th rest of the south and border states as well an- the not his for the a member of the Democratic party since it was founded in Utah pilots convention ng gates to the national convention at Chicago Third Term special-carryi- Move Gains dele- Gov Olson Heads California (Continued From Rage One) Illinois reached the city asserting that Mr Roosevelt’s foreign policy had praved "so thoroughly right” that thf people would “not take ‘no’ for in answer” on the renonnna-tio- question Senator Robert F Wagner of New York chairman of the rorn- miltee which will draft the Democratic platform attended Farley’s press conference and in response to questions flatly denied he had brought the draft of a foreign relations plank from Washington Farley roughly sketched the convention program: the Monday address keynote Tuesday the speer h of the permanent Chairy man Senator Barkley of Wednesday the platform Thursday nominations for the and Friday nominapresidency tion of a vice presidential candidate Thrte wqs a laugh when In speaking of 'Ihursriay Farley said the “nomination" instead oGtlfflpg' the plural hut he quickly corrected his slip D B Ralls who it would be Senator From Page One) It strengthen and sustain our American way of life and safeguard liberty for ourselves and our children and our children's children?’ (Continued Momow Farley Name Sponsor Farley said he had ( hosrn the man to make his own nominating speech but would not reveal -- f exodus toward Chuago Congress recessed late Thursday until July 22 to give its majority members a chant c to attend the convention Before the recess Senator Wilev (R) Wisconsin proposed on the senate floor that the senate campaign expenditures committee investigate a chain postcard which he said was being emulated ill Washington to uige President Roosevelt to run for a thud term He made the proposal shortly after the committee had decided there was insufficient evidence to litstifv an investigation of reporls that a “high pressure" telegraphic drive was employed in the successful campaign of Wendell I Willkie for the Republican presidential nominal ion Waving a rard before his colleagues Wilev said it urged the recipient to “tally aiound Roosevelt" and to write to the president asking him to run for reelection The recipient was also asked to pass the card on to two friends and to request them to do the same 1940 July 12 PilotsRhv'oys9 Special T rtiin jProvo Lawyer Willkie Catches' Yields Room to Willkie Farley Cheers as Party Waits Meet ‘Out of Red’ t Salt £aUc ftfibunt- - All-Rooseve- Envoys to Meet lt’ (Continued From Page One) veil for a third term to which wereplion given him and stressed the are pledged ctos relationship of the western Ken Murray Hollywood movie states both geographically and in actor and radio peifoimer referred the viewpoint of the people to the gathering as "an all western Uing early experiences in Fillround-u- p for Roosevelt ' which was more his birthplace as the spring-hoar- d Governor Olson launched ready to go back to Chicago and voice the demand- -' Franklin we briefly inlo political and economic want you ” views he has expounded as a state John Anson Fmd of Los Ange- senator and governor in California He expressed the view that the les candidate for the- - Domocialic I! S senate nomination declared solution of care for the needy lav that the delegation was united in in cooperative enterprises rather dole and added support of the administialion pro- than a meager “Perhaps 1 believe in this because gram and predicted that it would be continued under the Roosevelt of my earlv background In Fillmore We didn t have any monev banner and Utah's Governor llenrv H Blood there We just produced ” who introduc ed the California (hief lived comfortably 'I he point he sliessed was that in executive likewise expressed thp conviction that the delegation was a nation of abundant resources and “sure to do the right thing" by manpower it should be possible to renominating President Roosevelt find a wav to eliminate unemployment through the cooperative wav At the conclusion of the luncheon Governor Olson spoke infor- Without destroying the system of mally of his early life in this slate private enterprise or abolishing expressed appreciation for the re profits Pledges Open Mind As far as a complete statement of the policies I intend to follow If elected is concerned that is out at this time I don't pretend to know everything the country needs or how to get it No man can blue-prithe future of America I do intend to keep an open mind at all times to learn as much as possible and to express my convictions as I go along “The Republican platform looks good to me I shan't be voting for measures that will bring economic I shall ever ruin to my state work for its progress and development To put America on a sound defensive basis to promote employment and the real improvement of the lot of the common people and to extend and protect the American wav of life are objectives for which I will work to the fullest extent of mjv strength and ability "It was at one time supposed that before a person could get far in politics he had to be middle-ageor old he had to have a personal political machine back of him and he had to have money Governor Stassen of Minnesota showed us that age wasn't necessary Willkie proved that an entrenched political machine isn't necessary Maybe the fact that I am a young country tawver without moneyed backing won t disqualify me for congress Faith in Democracy Hits at Willkie Taking a rap at the opposition party's presidential candidate Governor Olson said: dic“There is only one would-b- e tator in America and that is the dictatorship of capital massed in the hands of a few who now undertake to tell us that unless government obey this dictatorship then we cannot solve our economic and social problems d in the ramparts of libwe watch as one by one jiroud and relatively democratic governments and peoples fall victim to aggression from without and dislovaltv fiom within The light of human liberty burns feebly or is blacked out over great areas of the world’s surface But if we do our part America will sqrvive and prosper and bring to its people and countless millions yet unborn the blessings of true liberty while abroad despotic gov which now scorn these principles crumhle and decay and are replaced bv representative governments following the American example This is the inspiration of our historv for it has happened This is the challenge in the past of todav This is the hope of to" morrow l Mr Christenson was born in Manti 35 years ago attended the Young university and Brigham law school In Washington D C and has practiced his profession in Provo since 1933 While a law student m Washington he served as assistant business specialist in the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce and wrote a number of reports and articles which were widely distributed As a lawyer he has on legal contributed frequentlv subjects to the Utah Bar bulletin and lay publications During the past year he taught business law at the B Y U and is currently on a special committee appointed bv the Ameiican Bar association to study the Utah bill of rights ‘Today erty Candidate Rests Plans for COLORADO SPRINGS Mrs O'Byrne agreed and a note for Willkie atop -- jlresser which read: J‘I am a Democrat by heredity I am pledging my vote to Wendell L Willkie for president May good luck follow you into th White House" Colo II July 11 (2Pi— Wendell L Willkie Republican presidential nominee received a letter Thursday from Alf M Landon 1936 Republican presidential candidate saying that he had “caught the imagination" of the people Landon s letter which carried a “Dear Wendell" greeting cEyjne to Willkie vacationing in Colorado's mountain area while the nominee was making plans to talk next week with Republican leaders The guest list was expected to include Landon former President Herbert Hoover Governor Harold E Stassen of Minnesota who managed Willkie' Philadelphia campaign and Representative Joe Martin (R) Massachusetts new chairman of the Republican national committee In his leUer Landon said that he had talked with a traveling sals-m-an “on whom f have depended a great deal for the last 12 years for reports on pubjic sentiment in this section " tl‘He has just told me" the letter continued "that out of 118 interviews in the Democratic section of Missouri 82 able to you jer left the OCZDOC3CDO Talks With Leaders Zinik Brought Low Prices to the State Your FREE LICENSE Get UThII' OT HOLDER INFORMATION AND GLIDE Lightweight First Quality Fishing Boot Clrated Sole— The Best Lightweight Boot In Town (or th NEPTUNE MOTORS Money— REELS Reg 3 50 Shakespeare Automatic Reels only— cent were favor- $198 “Theie is no doubt that you have caught the imagination of the American people ” Willkie spent Thursday resting He told reporters that he was "trying deliberately' lo he lazy" and that "I feel a Jot belter already" as a result of his program NEW YORK July 11 (2Pi-U S circuit court of appeals Thursday upheld a national labor relations board order that the Phelps-Dodg- e Copper corporation should reinstate with baik pay 39 employes of the "Copper Queen mine in Bisbee Ariz who struck in June 1935 just before the labor act went into effect because the company refused to recognize the union membership of certain employes PRIZE WINNERS in Zinik’s Weekly Fishing Contest Stream Reg $250 Captain Division— FIRST PRIZE— J P My Rod Weight TROLLING VVorthen — Winchester Lbs Stream Division— SECOND Prize — Mabel Young — Tapered Line Weight 3 Lbs 7 Ozs Lake Division— FIRST Prize — Hark Mil- ler—Gold Trophv Weight 141? lbs 4 take-it-eas- y The REEL $139 ' eminent "That dictatorship controls our the Republican enemy And this was perfectly party illustrated in the person of their nominee for president of the United States Mr Willkie was chosen because he so perfectly represented the viewpoint of reactionary big business because he had so bitterly opposed" social progress the very minute it advanced out of the realm" of theory into the world of Headed Provo Jaycecs reality and achievement because In addition to his legal activijn other words he had led thejr ties he has plaved a prominent new Roosevelt the struggle against deal Tennessee Valley authority” part in civic and political affgrs He is of his home city and state Gov Blood Speaks he immediate past president of of comGovernor Blood in introducing the Provo junior chamber an incumbent member of merce the California governor referred to Janhis service in the senate of this the board of directors and in the state and said that more progres- uary of thiSvear he receivedservsive legislation was passed during organizations distinguished to the given annually that period than in any other simi- ice award young man performing the most lar period up to that time to his com"Much of that legislation" he distinguished service munity continued “stands today as a testiHe is a past president of the mony to Governor Olson and his Utah County Bar association and associates” at present is chairman of the Utah Guss one of Utah the Hyman Junior Bar council delegates and a member of the He served as president of the committee which arranged the enRepublican League of Utah Young tertainment for the visiting dele- from 1936 to to 1938 and gates presided and Governor Blood that time was chairman prior of the was Introduced by Chief Justice Utah county unit cfMhe league David W Moffat At the Young Repubftsan state the luncheon Governor Following this year he was elected Olson greeted friends and admirers convention and two national committeeman at a brief reception in the Ivory was permanent chairago years room of the Newhouse hotel man of the Republican state conWhen the special train pulled out vention at 3 p m it was piloted by D B Mr Christenson is a member of Ralls 134 Paxton place who was Utah and District of Columbia one of the original members of the the bars the Provo Ktwams club and in Democratic party this state a number of other civic organizaBoards Engine tions He is married and nas two His wife the former children Mr Ralls who ii now employed Miss Lois Bowen of Spanish Fork in the yard service by the D & is G O P state committeewoman R G W railroad was transferred from Utah county and a member to the locomotive for this trip 'at of state executive comthe the request of the ‘Utah delegates mittee party who wanted to honor him for his He will accompany long services the special as far as Grand Junccommon DENVER July 11 CPI—The Brown Palace hotel management Thursday asked Mrs Fallon O'Byrne of San Marino Cal as Irish and Democratic as her name to give up her suite to Wendell Willkie Republican for his nominee presidential Denver visjt Friday Wow get the best deal” in town on a m iMompm 9 Lowest price car that cuts gas bills 10 to 25 I is recognized and wel- Coca-Col- a comed everywhere People like its clean taste and the refreshed feeling that fol- lows When you buy your home supplies always include a of six-bott- le carton and be prepared for refreshment at home Coca-Col- a HA BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP COCA-COL- A BOTTLING CO THe'cOCA-COL- CO BY SALT LAKE CITY UTAH tion Colo While most of the Utah delegates left on the special train a few already had departed for the convention city and a few others will leave' Friday evening Among those who departed early was Calvin W Rawlings national committeeman and chairman of the recently organised western Democratic bloc CHAMPION have aprettv' YOU probably idea as to what your old car is worth on a trade-iBut the chances are you n never even dreamed that you could make the kind of “deal” which we stand ready to offer you right now on a new Stude-bakChampion er The stunningly styled roomy Studebaker Champion excels all the other lowest price cars in quality and distinction Also Commander distinctive con- mne'exienors and three finish (himp ncw Delux t It’s easily' 10 to than utsttng-eo'o- the other cheaper to run largest selling lowest price overcars With drive it heat them all in the Gilmore-Yosemit- e d - jr Sweep-stakes- restful-ridin- interior t WTRAJ'" ii -- y C0ST Planar indepenH finest hydraulic ?apfnsior ho orberjJvon 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