Show )' i - i 6 1 ' ' Tuesday Morning 1 Seelis Jersey To Block Ballot Steal 4-- - ' - - - -- - 0 -State or ri0 -- --- - ' ----- ' i e e i k I '' 3 s '' e is - e ' I r- 1 ' ' - MMEIMINAMINEIIMEIMMIONEMEMIO willide Ltadee' Bargain: Here Distrust GOP -A Go on Alit Security Acts Rival Orators oia Plé'as to 'Voters r I - GeOraise - - - i Of-Illurdo- -- Robinson Maw and Judd Bröadcast-OvcrL---- ' Salt Lake Stations as State and-- IntO—Final Phase - ck Or Robinson seeking reelec!ion on theRepresentative Democratic ticket Herbert B Maw Democratic gubernatorial nominee and Robert L Judd in behalf of the candidacy of Philo T Farnsworth Jr Republican United States senatorial candidate spokes from Salt Lake City radio stations Monday- evening— American boys will never be called upon to bear arms against bilization act which was later held an enemy unless it is necessary unconstitutional the undistributto repel an invasion in this hemi- - ed profits lax later repealed declared Mr Robinson in cause it was so unfair the agrihis KDYL broadcast cultural bile providing extensive "The war in Europe and its con- - controls of cotton wheat corn tosequent threat to this country have bacco and rice" the Cliee Green-Lett- er placed a great responsibility-iopresident and members of con-Mr Judd declared that William gress" Representative Robinson Federation of Lasaid "We have all approached Green American has written to the th! responsibility with one para bor"presidentmount objective IA view—to do Utah federation urging defeat of "an-th- is everything in our power to keep Mr Murdock because of his attitude country from being Involved tagonism and unfriendly In war" toward the A F L" Mr Maw contended In his talk Robinson said Representative that congress felt that the United over IeSlo that Utah industries States should give aid to Greet could be developed without creasing state taxes Utah is blessed wins more varied Proud of Youth natural resources thinmost any "I am extremely proud - of the state in the union" Mr Maw said loyal and uncomplaining way in "but since statehood the state h-our-youngmen have re- ernment has never taken the lead their possibilitiii sponded to the draft act" Mr in developing Robinson concluded Vtahns have been converted to the Mr Judd an attorney of this thought that they should wait and city urged in a KDYL broadcast Pray for outside capital to come that the electorate choose Mr in and develop what we have" Mr Maw held that the time had Farnsworth over Abe Murdock the Democratic nominee He said come when this state must assume and that the adminthat Mr Farnsworth had climbed the initiative -to theetop of the-leadopt professiow istrative department-should while his opponent's law practice a policy of helpful regulation and in Beaver was of limited char- - business made to realize that the state wishes to aid and not discouracter' "With such abbreviated expert- - age The candidate advocated an adence by what then shall we meas- ure Mr Murdock?" be asked "Let vertising campaign as well as the us consider his legislative record construction of new roads into the He voted for the iniquitous gold scenic wonderlands and provide coal sta- - camping grounds for tourists clause the Guffey-Snyd- - ' ' - ' ational-CampaigUrGo 3W LSenate Nominee Sys Benefits be-sph- - ' Assistlfillions--- - I - -- so: RICHFIELD Oct dal security system Is an—unrivaled achievement of the greatest humanitarian of our modern time Franklin D Roosevelt" Representative Abe Murdockt Democratic ates senator nominee for told a rally here Monday night "Besides the wise and humane I ' govwhic- -- -- "Whhat gal - er Barkley Flays Dewey Scores GOP Record Defense Policy 'nt y - - he - V- I i I l theold7-1- benefits-proceeding-f- -- labor — -f - ' 4 - Nel7 Deal Buys Bald Patrons Wallace Warns Can Get Farmers to votes Says -- ) - October 29 1940 - age 4 retirement and survivors( insurance sections of the social security law" said Representative ' Murdock "the unemployment lye-ter- n has aided millions of our citi- zens in times of stress "In Utah during the period front January 1 1938 when payments started through June 30 1940 40- 000 men and women unemployed at one time or another have received the total of $4783897133 in unemployment compensation payments Shows Distribution and eight-tentper cent of this total nhinthbsetpepraiold at to various times some 20760 residents of Salt take county who have received checks aggregating $22454529 Emphasizing the equality of the distribution of benefits under the prograntRepresentative Murdock pointed out that Sevier county with 11 per cent of the state's population under the 1930 census has received exactly 1 per cent of the total paid in unemployment benefit checks in the two and a half year period "Sevier county residents to the number of 440 have drawn $49- 95935 in unemployment checks" he said quoting a report from the department oi nf spolrascneeme eol and unthe state employment industrial commission Gives County Totals Other benefiktotals for the same period were cited by the congressman as: Weber county $44811821 paid to 4480 beneficiaries Utah county $43312120 paid to 3120 Carbon county $50979755 paid to 4000 unemployed Cache county $11315244 paid to 1360 Box Elder county $7699609 paid to 400 beneficiaries Davis county $8531779 paid to 680 Juab county $50- 80821 paid to 320 Iron county Summit $2252132 paid to 600 county $18683664 paid to 440 and Tooele county e $20729748 paid tol280 beneficiaries "Not a section in our state has failed 'to benefit as the result of this wise measure made possible by the Roosevelt administration" Representative Murdock concluded political picture Clean-u- p organizations are du- ' success in Mayor about i" bious of because City Jersey Hague's s t" his powerful machinebut they rei in of amount a fair progress port ' er 4k1 the city of Newark Newark is -f f'-' ''''"st Democratic of under the sway Ni SOIL 4z 4 Mayor Meyer C Ellenstein anda I‘ ' i "This is an issue between those Commissioner Pierce Franklin 4 who believe in our free forms of A le t i nominal Republican' but ally of Democratic government and that i0 the mayor - '4 e e ' v wretched and dangerous faction en- laws reform under Acting O eet that would destroy democracy" be I e t o acted by G O P majorities in the re ' eel fr I said -s- uperintendents Ii ' election Ai legislature 0 1' ' have purged the voting polls Mrs Belijamin Harrison widow of a former Ilse Manic Name as date Winkle the when they met at Brooklyn' of nearly 100400 names in Hudson "The principles of the DemoU S president greeted Presidential' Candi- Technical high school at a political rally' county which includes Jersey City -l cratic party can be preserved only and Essex county which takes in by repudiating the embryo autoNewark Together the two councrats who use its name as thelrties have a population of 1500o0 mask" n New and the way Jersey Calling the president's powers election day will be decided on this too great the Reptiblioan nominee battleground said: 'I 7 U S Marshall' Suggested he has complete power to renornI imte himself as often as he likes" Vote 'frauds are so numerous in Senator that Tobey Wee- toarreee City Jersey Iteeesttihnigmseirfiehzeornhis I (R) New Hampshire a member " he continued "His Oct-YORIC NEW OMAHA (A'—Oren 'nets28 plete Tribune Leased Wire A 28 Oct senate' subcommittee powers of the By Up—Henry MILWAUKEE Wis Oct 28 Wallace charged Monday night whaveerebeehis cionnctrreasol oedt to the point tigating New Jersey election ir- Root Jr chairman Of the Assoregularities has suggested sending ciated Winkle Clubs of America —G Williams a barber a election of s Republican adminisof communications and ited marshals in tq Po Vne tration would "sound the death agriculture rivals In many recharged Monday night that the ad rugged individualist who opthe Satns knell of fair play for the farmer!! spects those of European dicta- Jacob Levy chief counsel to ministration had "never hesitated poses the state law fixing mini 1 tors The Democratic vide presidenWilliam E Sewell the legislature's to use the people's money in an mum prices for a hair cut at 50 "He hishas felt statement to was nominee's tial be election as to votes to power effort itself superintendin cents Monday conspicuously part buy appointee keep ' ' ent in Hudson of a prepared address broadcast great enough to purge those memcounty declared in power" and would :not hesitate a his in displayed shop sign Monnext here as the former secretary of bers of congress of his own party week to do so a discussion of the situation Before departing to join the "Until the supreme court deagriculture brought his campaign who disagree with him such as day that a clean election in Jet- cides the barber code is unto Nebraska for the second time Senator Tydings of Maryland Seneey City depended entirsly on how Willkie campaign train Root said ROCKFORD IlL Oct 28 OM--By Tribune Leased Wire ator Smith of South Carolina Senit read i1"we since his nomination in an address for delivery over the Constitutional" Ilague's police force cooperated W PEORIA Senator Ill Oct 28—More Alben Barkley (D) "The truth is" he declared ator Gillette of Iowa and Senator "In previous elections the depu- NBC Blue network that tie- - must charge 50 cents for a hair 8000 than said crowded Into cut of no is But persons to there law Kentucky night Monday George election cannot "that to sent close a the elec tionad superafford Out by farmers ties Georgia" polls indicated Winkle asserted that while Mr that Wendell L Willkie and his the armory Monday night to hear intendent were kicked around by flan He 'urged Wilkie clubs 14 prevent your selling your hair take a chance on having a Rehis police force" asserted Levy "If redouble their efforts and added: So if you will let us clip it publican administration in power 'that em- - Republican campaign sponsors Thomas E Dewey militant prosemen were administration "Do not underestimate the task we will buy your hair for 23 A Republican they made an effort to arrest some- "attempting to beguile the cutor from New York City lash one for illegal voting they found that lies before- us We are up cents after it is cut in this would sound the death knell of voter into total forget- the new deal administration for American W P A of a basketful He manew fair for themselves arrested" a the got farmer deal Mr And than shop" play political against'' Martin (Joseph W Martin Re- 150000 in clippings the first day chine more vast and more unincompetency July and fulness of the record of disaster blundering Two Deputies for Each publican campaign manager) and early which President Roosevelt in- building an adequate defense for scrupulous than anything which "In Two deputies will be sent to each has ever existed before In his-"I- n Survives Mr Fish (Representative Hamiladded herited the United States in time of crisis from Hoover" Long Fail Of the 648 election districts in nuclton Fish R New York) would "during With the logical care of the while the tory lavish the Of e(11tOS ANGELES Oct'28 1- be chief executioners" "By eon vunty They are young lawexpendituxe' presid addition to that federal mawas In- ligal- - mind Dlawey built his- - step-band by the calculated Although Mrs Dorothy Steele creasing the figures show the W money yers and business men Most of chine the new deal has allied itstep cateligatrist President 34 a visitor front Chicago fell Termed Buccaneers P A rolls were Increasing Why and sinister falsification of the Roosevelt them have been suggested by the self with corrupt political organiin spite of Neglect - militat7 four stories from a downtown Wallace charged the "bold buc- do you suppose that happened? true-fa- cts Independent Citizens' committee zations in big cities like Chicago experts " In troliticoaml a woamrnepg Barkleysaid and the New Jersey Clean Elec- - Jersey CityandtheBronx--o- rcaneers of—Wall street" were in Thiy did it to help perpetuate officebuilding Monday she sufbattles in place of ' an radio and ankle tons association fered speech fractures prepared themselves" (NBC) control of the Republican party only sincere attention to the needs of ganizations which do not know "To make sure its purpose Ls attempt also was being made to armament—these shock Selmer Birkland nar"The American people can exLevy charged that Hudson coun- what It Is to hold anhonest elecDewey said ty registration "reeked with fraud" tion rowl)' averted being struck by pect anything in the last week achieved" he declared the new make the voters forget "the amaz- were paramount charges in his of this campaign as the money deal has "allied with itself "Yes we are up against the most her as she crashed to the street according to the findings of the d ' record of achievement" ' of the indictment of the "indispensable election superintendent's canvass cynical and ruthless bunch of Her husband William Steele Ilenders and speculators put forth machines of larger cities" ing man" Airlines Head Plans At least half of the 47900 names politicians who have ever sat In told Police Officer G H Meyers one last desperate effort to re"This alliance of the pose of Roosevelt administartion -f ' she had been depressed lately He added that the present ad- menThtes osfpetnakeearrmuysedehitehfeofstsattnef- Speed Mark Assault cover their power to exploit the purity with political Immorality is placed on the "black list" and Washington" ' ' a ( stricken from the rolls represent Root said the election would people of the 'United States The shocking to any man of honor" ministration "has had to seek In 1933 General Douglas Charles d illegal registrants he said - unnational unity they wantis a fie said BURBANK-Ca- lsuccessor-Gener- al McArthur-hi- s 00 employment-for-180000Oct'28 (UP) "probably bed won or lost In the Freedom Ends officials-burned Hudthe —the side next—seveV-days"—AnHague of subjection to the high —G T Baker president of the Malin unity and of the whom 13000000 secretary Craig' employed to Farmers Pledge VALLEJO Cal son county poll books for 1936 snd which converted the most of the of Wall street" were inherited from the Hoover of war Woodring to place Presi- Florida National Air Lines said John Kelly was arre4ted here 1937 but the ' senate committee's now undecided voters would win Willkie told farm audiences Mon- administration and 5000000 of dent Roosevelt in the position of Monday night he will attempt a From 1921 to 1929 when Repubchief investigator IL Ralph Bur-Monday as a parole' violator licans were in Tower Wallace day that he would join them in whom had been a net increase a man'"who failed our people in transcontinental transport speed San said "investment trusts and hold- their "fight for a fair share of an from Huntsville Texas ton turned up considerable eviduring the last seven and one its highest duty—the defense of record from Burbank to Jackson-yea- rs Jose officers picked him up last ing companies spread like a dead- enlarged national Income" dence of fraud nevertheless C ville Fla ' this week in a new the United States of America" half as a released but ma Burton found the Ikgue vagrant year Illinois and to show Lockheed Lodestar plane ly fungus through the body of statement to the He Traveling records the Willitie's "Mr through quoted him before it became known he American business until chine officials at the polls allowed Baker announced he would fly they fi- Indiana on his way to Louisville contrary notwithstanding" he that in the face lof continued numerous fraudulent signatures to had been sought since 1919 as nally brought on the almost the nominee said at Bloomington said "employment has been found urging and congressional author- the fatal a paroled forger go through although each scrawl and Champaign III that he under- for collapse of 1929 of these 18000000 ity and appropriation President gined transport at 12000 feet DENVER Oct 28 (A—The stand under the law must be compared stood the of agriculture and unemployment is detreasing RoosorOlt refused' to increase the making only one stop to Florida Cites Collapse with the one in the permanent of John L Lewis supporting Wenand that he would see that farm now at the rate of nearly 400000 pers4nnel or - plane strength of He will refuel the ship at Dallas registration record book In this dell L Willkie in the presidential "We Americans had our sad ex- benefits were continued Texas the Iiir force men per month" was for vote indorsed the Monday by way the "tombstone" campaign "In Champaign Willkce qouted perience of the effects of a na4 e dead as well as the "move away" Clyde Johnson district president tional Republican administration President Roosevelt as saying that vote for the departed living was of the C I 0 Agricultural Workers' in the great collapse of 1932 A considering relative cost of living Counted union stubborn failure to see the value people were better off than they In a telegram to Lewis C I 0 of liberal principles and a blind were In 1929 11"rauds Exposed By Tribune Leased Wire II chieftain Johnson said: ABOARD WILLKIE SPECIAL confidence based on "I don't think you will agree The investigation showed that "Indorse your stand on Roosevelt TRAIN Oct 21—Wendel1 L Win- had almost wrecked ignorance dob44this the that you are better off than you It was the practice of the boys to and feel confident the agricultural kle found in the corn belt et richest nation in the world when were In 1929" Monday e said scan the poll books at closing time workers of the Rocky Mountain re- what he declared was the great- the 474! government at last fell from Cries of "no" came from the o and exercise the franchise for gion will understand and follow est lift in his the of nerveless Recampaign hands crowd the II 11 n t those who hadn't shown up for your and courageous : "I can see the tide rising step publican party on March 49 1933" 41 Willkie's voice was hoarse and :k7s ballots during the 'day leadership The sugar beet work- by step" he said "I know I can "—lat'e-4He said the cracked "surest said his He occasionally— jiation's Through the efforts of his or- - ers end other farm laborers are see It in the people's facet--o- n Noof peace and liberty" general physical condition was exporation counsel Hague was able still among the forgotten still ill- - vember 5 we are going to win I guarantee 1111a would be reelection of President cellent however o— to stir up enough trouble in the fed a Their have never felt so sure of that as Roosevelt and ' " ''''' o ' The nominee reiterated his 3 courts to block installation of vot- - gains were due entirely to the I feel We are on the march today ' Wallace's he be would that elected speech Monday opinion night on C election day a°1111111"1 I O" ing machines —this Is the rising tide of free clima x ed a whirlwind tour s telling the Champaign audience: men" through Iowa in which he made "There Is a rising tide of free :— k--10 short talks men over the country—men free ' 44 1IX -Nt'Ithenswo4774 - -of control by polipleaL machines xA - - -- - kikiemrat Announce - Republicans k free of—the:domination of lhe - Robinson to Talk oo 14 federal government at WashingSpeech by Joe Louis 01 PROVO — Congressman 3 W ton" li Early in the day Willkie Issued Robinson ot Provo is slated to adBALTIMORE Oct 28 0 r-a statement saying that Secretary r dress the Provo communityforum Hull had campaign headquarters "pointed up" a failure by announced Monday night that:oe Thursday at 8 p m at the Provo school library The congress- the administration "to organize a Louis high champloh heavyweight f':‘74411 VC 49'''''' JUSiiiIYARTS- would speak here the latter part man who candidate for rewinIf a South this you're planning trip of this week in behalf of Wendell election in the November 5 electer—to California or Arizona or Mexico — Winkle Republican presiden- tion will discuss "Federal Legis- nawtioinnaklieeedoensoctrnibyec:aaparbe:ee onft L A YOU tial nominee lation" —don't be satisfied with ground travel 11 TAY speech PI by Hull as an "extraordinary docjust because yOu've always gone that umentation of new deal futility" ties and all way These are the F "The only solution to this crisis Then another dollar or two starts the saving' America has taken to the air in our national the ti r ii leadership" ' habit On every dollar you save here the There's really nothing to stop you any Republican candidate continued "is TXX) to defeat the third term candimore Cost? 'Air 'travel is 'actually less ' rederal pays IIbCrai dividends and whether date!' expensive than ground transportation in t After his Louisville address WillREDOING Cal Oct 28 VD— !! insured states to is take coast of SI account or 8 $1000 advantage by your it t many casei Comfort? Like sitting in move kie on will to JackTuesday Senator George W Norris of the power to be offered them by f - -Ohio Huntington WVa and f an instrumquality of the United States Gov ' your favorite easy chairSafety ? The re- Nebraska expressed his opinion huge government dam 'projects son "41'n Charleston Va W where he will disIn an Interview here Monday - markable and declared public-owne- d 1 k safety record of the airlines --ailment that John L Lewis the C I 0 tribution systems were "the Make a major speech Tuesday ‘ itself for speaks ' ' chief Will moved by "selfishness night only Vey" IFor a new and delightful travel experiIll will and hate" In Indorsing I Stopping at Indianapolis Willkie SACRAMEICITO was business driven the Cal Oct 28 Wendell Winkle for president through ence go by air this year Phone for infor4 3 on Insured Savings The Nebraska Independent I LP—Governor Culbert L Olson district with Mrs Willkie and ( and rates on low-comation winter tours here to inspect Shasta dam en spoke from a platform in MonuMonday said he believed that '' '1 ' - - — ' of -1 UTAH'S LARGEST INSURED route to Los Angeles predicted John L Lewis' indorsement of ment circle which was jammed l t i' men with 4 women h L Wendell and Wilikle's i t of S reelection President cheering ASSOCIATION candidacy 1 Confetti and paper streamers gum- was a "colossal political blunRoosevelt: 3 r-ered down "Lewis Is moved by ill will windbws from der" i Wilikie hate and selfishness that is hardThe C I 0 chieftain's action ‘ audience that the governor said in a statement 1:1:41:1! ly comprehensible" he declared Ls "a to newsmen "I doubt his sincerity especially betrayal of "so moved and In the things he said about Wilthe cause of labor by one who today at the lkle" i has rendered a lifetime of disA people!" Norris said "it looks good for Ralph Hamill general arrange- tinguished service to that great SALT LAKE HOTEL UTAH Roosevelt" in cause ' ''''' 444444444494 it) and has been a great labor ments chairman estimated 100000 Oregon - 4 He urged people of the Pacific leader" TICKETS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT TEL Harm' UTAH TEL:I- - 3 4 li ' persons were present - ' (Continued Vont Page One) In power nominally" for the Iast few years Winkle aid "What has been the influence of men like John Nance Garner of Texas of men like Sehator Tydings of Maryland or Senator Byrd or Senator Clam? These men staunch Democrats and a host of their - like have had to fight against a new party si rash and overbearing $arty of the new If fora third term he argued "there will never again be any limit upon continual self appointment of presi' dents to office by an3ibrneans If this principle dies it will be dead forever" Willkle said that he himself was the only candidate fighting today for the principles of jefferson Jackson Cleveland and Wit- - N - " 9 Nominee Declares New Deal Seeks Reign in Perpetuity deal" ' or - -v - e- - - i By Tribune Leased Wire JERSEY CITY N 3 Oct 2- 8Extraordinary efforts are being put forward by government agencies and aroused groups of cull- gene to prevent the election from 'being stolen here in populous industrial eastern New Jerse3r where dominates th Bossyrank-Hag- ue 't 00'''' 5? 2 ri Faces Peril Willliie Warns - - - — ' Agencies- And Citizens -- u Ityarty nystem -------- --- - - obir-- - — Zbe5alt gakt Trributt President's Widole Greet! Willhie ' -- -' - - 0 1' I 1 ' ? boss-rule- ' - men — I 0 Farm Leader Backs Willkie a 00 Winkle Feels Tide Rising -- THE 13InDS oAs::ocrtaip I plain-spoke- - k TAKE thdidat ' I ' - o tor"' fill 0 -- --- - -- ' -- Is: '- - ' E TO-SAV- lyr Sejfisiniess and Hate Motivate CIO Ilead- Norris Declares -- - 1 ) A-L- 41 it -- - - t '- 4 I 0 t11 t st ! "r i I f - - ‘ ) great rty i 71 tg': 4 NI 7 I cia t 1 1 1 t - it N e ! ''t - I t -- - 4 t ' I |