| Show 4 r 41 10 0 — Sunday Morning— Hatch: 1 Act-Assur- be Salt 4 Unite es at-Eltvoo- gait ?g4ocsomoomolowologiemftw'A0'Wi'Ao'xr1' - t Harry Z Brown Tribune Washington Bureau 1 I r com which pelling eco Omy in national poll tics has b come a source of Con- 'giant worrt to those Who must di- rect the R poblican and the Demo- cratic campaigns for not only does the law Impose a limit on the ag- gregate amount that may be spent it also fixes a limit of $5000 on what any individual 'may con- tribute to Any campaign fon the election of federal officials which includes president vice president senators and congressmen There are penalties alike on those who give too much just as there are on those who spend too much—pen- alties running as high as $5000 fines or five years' imprisonment The law does not say "or both" The : - ' ' : ' ' 41 t ' 1- t t- : 1 -- i ' t ' ' ' " ( I - I 7 - - bqa lines Saturday night WI likle's running-mat- e Senator Charles L McNary (R) Oregon one of the few Republican congressmen who did not go to for the notification wood Ind ceremonies waspleased with The passed after the ex- 'posure of misuse of political influI- F ences among federal workers relief clients and W"P A w6rkers during the campaign of 1938 The other became law July 19 lastThe which was 1 t speech was a straightforward and dynamic address not too 'critical but full of confidence in his (Win- "It T14 off-ye- ar j4 first act' was drawn to curtail political ' activity of men- holding federal offices or federal jobs of I rPeltd!) 1i i ' : ' - 1 ' if 0'1 i 1 t !t lii li I 't I i i I li ' '::' ! 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Can for Fit4 Demonstration LAKES 6471 CENTER-DOWNST- STUARD'S $5 Down APPLIANCE & COAL CO DIAL 1111 S Mb So IN pailty party - - 1810-K- ) rs - WASHINGTON Aug 17(UP)- -Congressional comment on the acceptance speech of Republican Presidential Candidate Wendell L Winkle was split strictly along - Leaders See Willie Greeting As Pointing to Victory I 2Auiust 01E Finds ' any sort But last winter when it yvolliost Was shown that thousands of state : employes who are drawing part of their salary from the federal government and part from the state had been as guilty as strict I federal employes in eccerting ua due influence on W P A Workers and relief Senator recipients Hatch sought to broaden the law Senator Robert A Taft left a loser in the G O P nominaLast Campaign Recalled hearing his name so as to place tion contest is shown with Wendell O Winkle the nominee t' Four years ago the Republican theTharne restrictions on state emat notification ceremonies Saturday national committee received 74 ployei of this class as applied to contributions in excess of $5000: those whose salaries come solely had 37 from the federal treasury the Democrats that ' contributions in excess year of that sum Right there is where' Senator Inlbat campaign the Republicans Hatch stepped on the toes of some e collected $7761038 and expended senators who had been helped tre I while the Democrats mendously in the past by state $8892971 took in $5205868 and spent employes and those senators set I $5651118 Both parties are now about offering amendments to the out of the red but it took each of second Hatch bill with the idea of Senators Governors From Pivotal States s them four years to balance making it so objectionable that I their nearly books': On' the basis qkf 1936 nobody would vote for it One of s Join Laymen in Predicting Success figures each party sheuld We able those amendments adopted by the this year to raise a war chest that senate fixed the $3000000 limit on 6 comes within the limits now liked expenditures by either national By Tribune Leased Wire 6 committee by law Proponents of this ELWOOD Ind Aug 6 notables from many By reason of the economy forced amendment felt confident the re 6 of action- would be strong and would parts of the country interpretedthepopular outpouring at the act the Hatch the chairmen by 1 kill the bill for neither national Winkle notification as an augury of Willkie-McNarthe Democratic and Republican-na- victory in ' tional committees Otis year will committee in a good many years November 6 find themselves decidedly cramped has spent less than $5000000 I The platform at Callaway Park grounds Senator Robert Tait one and unable to resort to many Of the Limit on Gifts was crOwded with party leaders of the leading contender $ for the activities which characterized past ob- - from many states several gover- - Republican nomination at the To bill more even make the For the campaigns Republicans another amendment flora senators and most of the Philadelphia convention chatted Mr Winkle has decreed for' one Jectionable 0 thing that there shall be no paid limited each contributor to $5000 members of the Republican na- - with Winkle just before his speech campaign speakers- In itself that This was intended to shut off a tional committee They viewed the of acceptance '1 wil save a lot of money The Demo- - source from which each commit- multitude and t h e spontaneous was a very good speech" said crats have adopted no comparable tee in the past had raised a consid- - outburst that met Willkie's chal- - Taft afterwards "It was a iound 7 rule Billboard advertising that ate erable part of its campaign fund lenge to President Roosevelt to de- - speech and as aggressive for the I canof Issues bate the was the It not bluffed deal of But a four jointly money congress up good preservation of American democago is likely to be restrict- - agreed on the amendments and paign especially the third term racy as the fundamental Issue in e as t noh issue and now on the law ed ' if not eliminated time the they are proof that swing this campaign" un- - body is more disconcerted than started in the elections two years ' radio will have to be Curtailed Governor John Bricker of Ohio less the broadcasting companies the Very senators who proposed ago is assuming the scopeof a na- - who was among the dark horse tiOnwide wave become generous and donate time those two amendments possibilities at Philadelphia spoke some been has such donations There attempt probably although in similar strain From Pivotal States s will ' be 'ruled to be contributions to make it appear that the Hatch '"I was talking with Governor It Ohio Indiana Illinois to The output of publicity the used funds state raised Pennsyl- Heil of Wisconsin a Hale while applies by l sound trucks advertising in news- - county d n a vania as well or local committees Michigan ago" said Governor Bricker "and Kentucky papers and magazines all must be as by national committees but that were represented in great delega- - was informed that Wilikie would I curtailed and a good deal of the contention does not hold water (ions that had special tents at the carry Wisconsin easily" froth that had come td be a lea-- SenatorWheeler made that clear "In and I ate compeUture of presidential contests will be in debate a few days ago when he state' law can operate within state ing to faccliell see which of our states gives a showed that such a contention is lines unless it can be shown that Willkie the missing entirely greatest majority Willabsurd no in act The Hatch in that congress has the very much part of the money raised by state kie will carry Ohio This crowd is public eye just now is a queer bit jurisdiction over state campaigns' committees is being expended to proof of the trend" of legislation There are two Hatch or over funds raised by state or further the candidacy of soomeone Hoosier Leader Sure 6I acts in fact one of August 2 1939 local committees for local use Only running for federal offices Homer Capehart of Indiana I whole work in arranging the physical phases of Willkie day in Elwood is rated as a magnificent : G success in the handling of huge throngs said: "We have here the political gathering in biggest : American history In a small city : like Elwood Does that look like handwriting on the wall for November or not? This is a popular response" Governor Harcjd Stassen of Minnesota regarded the outpouring as I an attestation of Willkie's drawing power among the people Governor Baldwin of Connecticut took the sanie view BROADWAY DIAL 44727 136 EAST This tremendous crowd" said Baldwin 'shows that America is aroused to the issue that the nation should be restored to the ideal 1 form of democracy and that the Issue is that of preserving Amer-- flf can democracy" Members of the Republican naa tional committee headed by Joseph W Martin of Massachusetts chairman John D M Hamilton lig executive director Sinclair Weeks of Massachusetts chairman of the tV'' 4i !' t executive committee and Samuel I 1 I ttki F Pryor Jr ofConnecticut and Grace B Reynolds of Indiana two iA't' ! ' I of the vice chairmen took the OP COURSE your time your health and view that the crowds and the out your pennies mean a lot to you—that's why bursts over the third term issue and the joint debate challenge yen need this new Maytag Master malt! show the trend of 1940 sentiment You'll have years of service from a beau' t tiful washer of 50 greater washing capacity Sees As Augury - z Think of the hundreds of easier "It was a magnificent speech" shorter washdays that means! said Mrs Bertha D Bauer Illinois You'll get the finest washing national commiteewoman I "And what a crowd this is an augury tures Maytag has ever produced it demonstrates that Willkie has -- 7a big g square aluminum tub kindled the popular Imagination" —the gentle Gyrafoarti Washing Action—a 1 - ' reibunt---- : Luck of Which IS Hatchact No Face List of SevEuiiéeñ Adhere to on November Ballot Propositions Partisan lines: Ca WASHINGTON Aug 17—The presidential campaign this year ' will be the cheapest that has been conducted In two generations ' The reason—the Hatch act Under that law neither national corm Winkle has mitteb may spend More than $3000000 and Wendell-costs to be held his shall instructions that $2500009 campaign given t'No Word of similar purport Ilea come from his opbonent 4: - 1 $ Defuocrats Deplore' By - - Califo-inia4ote- Aug 11 SAC-RAIM- 1 Pt I --- - - Limits Expenses of Each Party To $3000000 and Probiliits Many Practices Employed in : te 1 LoiyCost Campaign t 'b T41k7:- - d 4 AIRS !EASY TERMS ON BALANCE Old Washer as Part Payment AUERBACH'S 69 All 'for 1100 DOWN—S100 HOMER nit 95 WEEK HANSEN' MAYTAG SHOP 426 South State kle's) lto revitalize Amer-Ica" McNary said Finds Contradiction — Senate Democratic Leader Alben W Barkley took an opposite view "He not ()lily does not propose to repeal any law that the new deal has enacted but practically indorselt‘all of them" Barkley said 'Yet he pretends to think that the new deal has filled "Apparently his complaint against the president is purely convessational" "On domestic issuel the main difference between his party and 'our party is that he says he be lieves in these things (social legislation) while we have translated them into actuality" said Senator Guy M Gillett (D) Iowa "His statements on foreign policy are remarkable for what they do not say He absolutely refuses to draw an issue or crystallize thinking that affects every American citizen" Notes Generalities Other comment: Senator Burton K Wheeler (D) Montana leader of the bloc fighting the conscription bill: "The speech is composed of generalities which we as good Americans all believe in" : light-savin- - or gas' deposits (14) Prohibiting transfer of certain funds by city treasurers (16) annual sessions of legislature (17) authorilini personal - liability insurance on public employes 4 - - 'ten sea out I 11E31E3IBE- it-i bop OUR NEW DIXI PHONE NUMBERS 13-1150111- lou elai fief 505 -34 THE VERY CHOICEST FLOWERS tto ' par wei FOR ALL OCCASIONS Huddairt Floral en bur fiel 56 So Main day sign par fr stol par the Ellg: low for dee we' Dllilltf low lak 03Ffi'ill':"11'''':"CE Rai Mo :E: 'too :'LTO1 ed bat pat - foe ray pox thil R h E aai (a New Chairman Sol Bloom (D) of the house fpreign affairs committee: "Of all the amateurish speeches I have read this is the most amateurish" Chairman Robert L Doughton (D) North Carolina of the house ways and means committee: "It's all cheap small county stuff Old time stuff" Representative Albert Gore (D) Tennessee:" "In Tennessee that is a famillartrick of a candidate who feels hid ehances are poor" Representative Wade Kitchens (D) Arkansas: "I think that Willkie's invitation to debate with the president is silly The president Is busy with national affairs" Advocates Debate Representative John Z Anderson (R) California: "I have always advocated that rival candidates should discuss the issues before the people" Representative Leonard Allen (D) Louisiana "I am glad to see Mr Willkie take a definite stand It is the most on conscription important question fading the hation today" Representative Francis Case (R) South Dakota: "I like it The address is Just like the man who does not hesitate to take a definite position" Representative Louis- Ludlow (D) Indiana: "I do not see how any issues can be raised in this campaign since Winkle seems to be standing for the same things Mr Roosevelt stands for" Utahns Unimpressed public Improvements (111 permitting state to own' shares in mutual water 'companies (12) permittiag Interim committees of legislature (13) sale or lease of state park lands containing oil plifying method of making elec- tion returns for governor arid lieutenant governor (5) day: g (6) cburt review ot acts of administrative off! tiers boards and commissions (7) 'extending appellate colirts (8) establishing "nonpartisari" fish and game commission (9) exempting certain vessels from local taxation (10) procedure for making assessments for of State Paul Peek Saturday assigned ballot numbers to the 17 propositions to be voted on at the general election 'November 5- - Most of the measures are proconstitutional amendposed ments referred to the electorate by the legislature Only one iniproposal has qualified -- tiative providing for daylight-savin- g time 'In California during the summer months Initiative petitions have been completed for a revised—"hamand-eggs" pension plan but the filing was too late for this year's election The measure win appear on the general election ballot In 1942 unlesss a special election 11 called sooner Ballot numbers oh the propositions are as follows: 1 and 2 Both releasing obligations encumbrances and agreements taken as security for state aid to aged persons (3) reorganizing penal system (4) sint (UP)--Secret- ary ret for fin tat York Representative A b e Murdock (D) Utah: "Willkie like other Republican leaders being devoid of any affirmative program of his own reservedly approved the new deal program but would substitute Inexperience for experience in its administration" Senator William IL King (D) Utah: "It is rather difficult from this imperfect statement to interpret what his position is on either 'foreign or domestic affairs Certainly one could not determine what position he would take now in dealing with our international relations '"One would gather from some of his remarks that he favors a more militant policy with respect to the nazi government than that which he attributes to Mr Roosevelt His views are I think confused and uncertain and I believe to the American people they will appear contradictory" Representative John C Schafer ill) Wisconsin: "I am very glad Willkie has takenissue-witPresident Roosevelri inflammatory statements and foreign meddling Winkle is indorsing some form of that doesn't selective service necessarily mean the new deal compulsory conscription plan to sovietize the United States" Representative Earl C Michener (R) Michigan: "The speech is It is speclearly Willkie-esqu- e cific outspoken and there can be no doubt about where Winkle stands on the vital issues ct the wa me up' wit the wil 3 the jut se:- - Nt7-:b- jut ad the — rrl 1V-e'cli- be int sex 41 au 4usdLeaiae Ci4 Telopitopto F Ave Becii Nagged Alain404 Discord Your Old Directory le th Wf I: AST NIGHT at midnight all Salt Lake City telephones were converted to dial service Every local number was changed and the former Wasatch and Hyland designaiions are no longer in use et Sa bu to te All numbers consist of five numerals To call a number simply dial all five figures as listed in the directory Dial with the receiver off the hook If the line is not in use you will hear the ringing signal — a burrrr-in- g sound as in the past If the line is busy you will hear a buzz-busound the busy 'signal Hang up the receiver and steady the call later Don't hurry take time to dial correctly try Et th al lo zi of di: I ar to Please remove your old Wasatch or Hyland card from the center of your dial Your new num her is beneath it WAsaitch 3841 of pc ax - ti' of Lift up i '' ! -- ) her ?' -- 4 Jo I'lli : ' 1 000 0 - 41- - i di ' SP Before dialing any calls first listen for the DIAL TONE a steady It indicates humming sound that the equipment is ready to take your call I ' ol Ave t() Ala ti - E S For complete dialing information see page 3 of your new directory To call Long Distance dial "0" Operator To call Information dial 113 day" Representative Roy O Woodruff (R) Michigan: "It strikes me as very good I am in agreement with what he has to say" (D) Representative Murdock Utah: Mr Willkie like other leaders being Republican devoid of any affirmative 'program of his own reservedly approved the new deal program but would substitute inexperience in its administation Yo (y)fr- - WI Un sal b ix ci ti To call Repair Service dial 11-- 4 Telephone Company business office number is THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE r4 AND ' TELEGRAPH CO 0 |
