Show - ' A 19: 10 7 October z b t r all g a e Utalt' Dentocratie Leaders Greet le4es on Arrival for S: L Talk Partiis Run and Neck leNutt Hails In Morgan Rich Counties New Deal's Survey of Political Trends Shows Close Social Gains Party Contésts in Both Counties —Victory-Ma- r o Fs iirk& I ' Tueiday ItiornIng 4 GG 5 s OP Blam ed in: Arms 'Delay ' Roosèvelt-Say- s i - e ' lc lr- The and Fish" a moment later and the le crowd laughed i IC - e ye re '' ti rn As - ed e in y 1 He digressedirombis prepared text again while enumerating tf steps which he said the adminis- it tration had taken to keep out of war "These were measures to keep - I - Us at peace and through all the years of war into 1935 there has been no entanglement" his manuscript said To that he added: "And there will be no entanglement" Other speakers at the rally included Governor Herbert H Lehman and ITSSenators James M Mead and Robert F Wagner both of New York -- ng Immediately- his address the president left by motor car to board the special train carrying him back to Washington for a conference at 9:30 Tuesday morning with Secretary of State Hull and Undersecretary Sumner Welles regarding the hostilities between Italy and Greece Although he did not refer by name to Wendell L Willkie the Repubilcan presidential candidate Mr Roosevelt said one of the alternatives to his reelection wu to risk the future of the country "in the inexperienced hands of those who in these perilous days are willing recklessly to imply that our boys are already on their way to the transports" Winkle said recently that if the president's peace promises were Ino better than some of his others then the boys might as well be on the transports Charges Timidity Mr Roosevelt citing the Congressional Record contended that the record of Republican leaderehip11 both international and mil-t- o itary affairs was one of "timidity weakness and short sightedness" "It Aia the mune record of timidity weakness and short sightedness which governed the policy of the confused reactionary governmerits in France and England be fore the war" he continued Declaring that falsifications if over-anOre' were' ly to create a tense of fear and doubt in the nalnds of some Amer leans Mr Roosevelt had this to say as to the state of the national - after-toncludi- at to Ice !ks he he Ick ty 1- las le- - ' elf he :s" he i9- In- - ate me is- - :21 tan 20 ity ler ne- '79 S- ity Tit knd to ' Tr-o- f ai ble n" the aid a !ed )n- - ew fly ?n- da as - 1 d )f 606346:054442MAUS: Secretary of the Interior Harold L Ickes champion of the new deal programfot the westrshown with leading Dem- o-crats as ha arrived In Salt Lake City for a campaign ad- - er 7 I O eart a i J - ?- ' ' ez4:74 x 1 ‘' 1 (4 12)) if — ) j) - Y 1) It will pay you to be curious about DIAMONDS There is a big difference in diamonds Some diamonds are much more 101Dant more beautiful than others curious you are about The mor diamond qualify the more likely you are to investigate before you buy 1- — is) ) r A Here helps suggestion that Step in for a few minutes and have a little talk about diamonds with one of our experts There is no oblige 'ton at all an you'll find the informa lion that he will give you very helpful indeed will t B syDTARK JEWELERSV i 1 i 1 I I 186MAIN STREET SALT Pictured left to right are Parnell Black Demo craticitatecha1rmanSecretarf1ckeiGövèrnor henry IL Blood Senator Elbert D Thomas and Herbert B Maw Willkie Lacks Both Knowledge Sympathy In Problems of West Ickes Declares and-lagg- LAU crrir U "41t1 "It was Senator Mc Nary (Re Importance to the and had recognized "not publican vice presidential nomonly its immediate but its long Cites Area's you will remember who durrange responsibilities to the coun- - inee) the t ing Republican convention try" Numerous Projects "This administration has done predicted t h a t if Winkle were more than merely make plans it nominated the Republican party has actually carried out many of would not carry a single— western (Continued From ?age One) was supthem—aS many as time allowed There is still much to be done We ported by some 50 Republican was a violation of the eonstitu members of the house of promise you that much will be sentatives and it will comerepreOM -true t done lust as soon as we are able "Yet fn Portland (Oregon) Mr will de- - on November 5" he said who Winkle the dragon who had sallied t erloineitbyItyolauryvoou on Novem Met by Delegation forth from Wall Street to slay bet 5 whether-yowant the meg- - Mr Ickes arrived via Union Pa St George had grudgingly said nificent program of the Roosevelt clfic train at 6:05 that if he should be elected prest- - administration p m and was in the west to here met by a delegation of leading dent he would finishllonnsville be continued Democrats and Grand Coulee darns because including Governor so much money had already been f Quotes McNary Henry H Blood Senator Elbert D Invested in these government ell: Thomas State Chair-MaParnell -- "Of one thing youean becer is that you cannot Black Cahill tain and that "Now that was very generous of man of the western states DemoMr Willkieb a one-sp-He did not say mind relyAspon who does not even cratic conference —Herbert-- B leatheriouller Maw Democratic nominee for govyou that he liked those 'dams or to know about anything that he would continue the devel- - pretend and about 200 other persons the west His Ignorance as to your ernor w a s escorted in a parade He opment of the northwest that needs it abysmal and all the more President Roosevelt has already to you because he does from the Union Pacific statioq to dangerous so magnificently carried forward not Main street and from there toothe know how ignorant he is How could he in view of his rec- Newhouse hotel where herested ow before attending tie rally if he had said that he was In favor of those dams no Interviewed at the hotel he asone would have believed him" the serted that attempts of the Re-- ! secretary said publican party to make an issue Mr Ickes cited the work of the of the third term was "Just an Roosevelt administration in en- excuse to attack the president because there were no other grounds couraging reclamation and irrigation projects grazing legislation for criticism" of Records Utah's gubernatorial and other acts designed to develop "Those who claim to be opposlauded nominees were Monday ing Mr Roosevelt in 1940 on the western Industries and agriculture He said that $400000000 in fed- - night at the Public Affairs forum third term issue are largely those eral funds have gone into reclama- - at The Art Center 59 South State who were also against him in 1936 tion projecta in the west since street and 1932" he said by Judge A V Watkins of 1933 contrasted with only $250- He quoted Alexander Hamilton' 000000 in federal funds spent prior Provo and State Senator Wendell "father of the Republican party" of Grover Salt Like City to the Roosevelt administration as saying on March 21 1788 that Directing his remarks to the en- Representing Don B Colton Re- "without supposing the personal west and Pacific coast states nominee Judge Watkins essentiality of the man it is evito which his words were broadcast publican to Mr Colton's a change of the chief long po- dent that pointed a nation-wid- e radio network litical record and praised his ef- magistrate at the breaking out of filled his address with refer- - forts in a war or any similar crisis for development another at would ences to numerous b e n e f I t s of Utah encouraging at all times be and inducing industry inasmuch as it western western states by side industry to move into the detrimental the Democratic administration state would substitute inexperience—and particularly through the bureau of He pointed to Mr Colton as the would tend to unhinge and set reclamation of collective bargaining afloat the already settled train of "In this state of Utah four self- - "champion in Utah" and praised his interest the administration" He charged also that Mr Winliquidating reclamation projects in enlarging and preserving the have doubled the amount of farm state's water resources and efforts kle "blows hot and cold on every land that is assured a dependable to "reduce class hatreds" issue—tsaying first that we should supply of water" he declared iille seeks the office of governor give aid to England then that we "One of these projects the Provo so that he of should hot first that the matter continue river which Is now under con- - the great may he started many should be left tip to congress then for and things structIon will protect about 100- - which he has that it should not and any number for worked tirelessly 000 acres of land as well as azure of similar cases" many years" water to Salt Lake City Provo He added that the election will Of Herbert B Maw Democratic and other municipalities have little effect on whether or nominee Senator Grover said: "The bureau of reclamation Ja wrhe Democratic party has nom- not the country gets into war to start work on the New- - inated for the a man saying that "we are in the laps of ton dam in this state Your can- - who has been governorship in the legislature the gods" All I can say is that didate tor senator Congressman the entire period of the de- the Roosevelt administration will Abe Murdock has been so persist- - during and who has shepherded never by any voluntary act get pression ent In urging this dam that we the legislature most of the us into the war and will work through finally came to the conclusion we new deal measures now on our constantly in the future as it has would either have to build the statute books He Is a liberal and in the past to keep us out" dam or provide him with Permit- - 'an enthusiastic of Presi- Lauds Utah Nominees nen t space in the Interior build- - dent Roosevelt supporter and is the 'daddy' ing in Washington of liberal measures - Mr—Ickes completed his ad— "Idaho has likewise-witness- ed which make it possible for Utahns dress with a statement urging the construction of a number of to receive the blessings of the new Utahns to vote for Representative vital Irrigation project& The Up- - deal Mr Maw has built for Murdoe: nominee for the U S per Snake project protects more himself an enviable record in the senate iepresentative J W Robthan 100000 acres The Anderson fields of education for reelection legal practice inson nominee district ranch project now under construc- - church activities and Walter from the Second statesmantion will provide 160000 acres in K Granger "that splendid young ship" the Boise area with water Many Watldns and Sena- man who i$ running for the office lesser enterprises have been cbm- - torBoth—Judge Grover were questioned by the Mr Murdock will leave when he Is elected senator" (congressional pletek Plans are Under way to audience following their talks bring supplemental water to 350- representative from the first disx 000 acres In the Grand valley t:let) and Herbert B Ma nom? Inee for governor Notes Idaho Gains 'By electing these men you are of Altogether nearly assuring yourselves a continuaIdaho's population Is dependent on tion of the Roosevelt program the Irrigation that Is supplied by which has meant so much to the bureau of reclamation Idaho LOS ANGELES Oct k2S (UP)— Utah" he said Is today the fastest-growin- g inter- Lewis W Douglas former national Mr Ickes was introduced by mountain state and the carefully budget director under President Senator Elbert D Thomas Clyde planned conservation of Its water Rootevelt charged Monday night L Miller cochairman of the state resources will stabilize its agricul- that "the third term IC a real Democratic committee's speakers tural prosperity" threat to democracy" bureau was in charge of the gathMr Ickes praised the record of "It would establish an individual ering Parnell Black Democratic Senator-Joseph-O'Mahoney of at the head of the government who state chairman introduced Mr Wyoming and other western Dem- can spend billions of dollars at his Robinson and Mr Ma following 0 ocratic legislators in aiding the own pleasure to Influence large Mr Ickes' address - Mr in the sectors of the electorate and inRoosevelt Administration Ickes will remain in Salt development of the west He as- - terpret statutes to benefit one Lake City until Tuesday afterserted that the Democratic party group- as opposed to another" he noon when he will entrain for 7 had made !'great and lasting gains said the east tt ' ' ' ' I i 11 0 ill! 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rated the strongest Republican to an overflow crowd Speaking stantial support from Democrats precinct hers Monday afternoon Paul V but most of this gain was wuheti county l sample was McNutt federal security commis- out by the counter drift of Repub even more inconclusive than the and former governor el stoner Beans to Herbert B Maw the one taken in Morgan 4 It achieved I a urged election of the Demmatic candid' presi Novemticket on —The partisan Republican view dent governor and congress t and I ber 5 was that the county would return gave a slim margin to Murdock in The Democratic party has al- States senatorial race ways been the humanitarian party to the 0PAhls year on the the United switch and it still is he said Ile de- Yintinnal tsto snit Ines' tricots The Roosevelt-to-Wiliki- e was Marked In the sample but fended the old age pension plan not so strong as in most of the iand social security The Demoother counties cur-h- e cu cur cratic party Is not against business ticket and Abe Murdock Demo- - vey and the "scratchesn on gov- IIt never has been and he believes 7 cratic candidate for the United ernor were too few to indicate a there are mortbustness men 1117 Ithe States senate as- their- - toughest rend ranks of Democracy than the opponent Republicans expressed conti Republicans ever had he said The partisan Pernocratic view dence that' they could carry the "America Is the most favorable was that the county would remain unty for major aswell as local place for men to live in the world” Democratic on national congres- - offices pointing 4o the fact that he continued "Eighteen million sional and atate offices and pos- - it was only mildly new dealish in unemployed of 1932 have been reAl- - the groat new deal landslide of duced to one-hasibly split on county offices with 6000000 though not conceding the G O P 1936 They logically reasoned that now employable having been -ab- any particular offices the Demo- - Rich would therefore be one of the-t- sorbed- By the middle of 1941- all crate were inclined to concede the first counties to move over the employible persons will be em Opposition a much better chance on G O P elite provided the Roose- ployeet trend was reasonal'The next four years are not strictly local offices than at the top of the ticket bly uniform throughout the state going to be easy—mistakes will be Neutral opinion 4'favored the The sample however suggested fatal There will be no second Democrats in the Lational state that it was relatively weak in that guesses—the world will be sharp and congressional contests and the county for --4-A cross section of partisan Demn- - soft men who will get hurt" X Republicans in the local contests cratic opinion was not obtained The Republican candidate for Paradox In Morgan in Rich but neutral observers one president cannot lead his own Morgan county Incidentally pre- - of them a Democrst were inclined party so how can he lead the lents one political paradox Mor- - to give the edge td the G O P Jy he asked o 1 S - lf d 13) -- ' : -- ed Pensions -Creation of Jobs— Cone)- r-- he York ranking Republican member of the house foreign affairs committee te attributed the 1938 statement that "we have the largest and moat powerful navy we ever had except for two years after the World war and the greatest air forces we ever had and a match for any nation" He sag former President Hoover had "complained" the same year that "we shall be expending $900- 000000 more than any nation on We are leading in the earth arms race" Furthermore Mr Roosevelt continued Senator Vandenberg (R) Michigan had opposed what the senator called a "super-supnavy bill" in 1938 with the declaration that the United States already had "an incomparably efficient navy" "The plain fact is" the president said "that when the naval expansion bill' (of 1938) was submitted to the congress the Republican leaders jumped in to fight it"AMong these Republican leadershe said were Senator McNary of Oregon the present Republican candidate for vice president Senator Nye (R) North Dakota and defenses: Representative Fish At various times in recent years "Today our navy is at a peak of efficiency and fighting strength Mr Roosevelt declared RepubliShip Ifor ship and man for man cans in congress had lined up as efficient as follows: it is as powerful-an- d Republican senators had voted any that ever sailed the seas in the 12 to 4 against a biU for 8102000- history of the world our air forces 000 to buy "certain strategic de"Our armyc-anare now at the highest level they fense materials which we did not have ever been in peacetime But have in the United States" Senate Republicans voted 11 to in the light of existing dangers they are not great enough for the 8 against increasing the authorized number of planes in the navy absolute safety of 'America" Also he contended "Republican The president said he proposed to "Indict" the Republican leaders campaign orators and leaders" "who now disparage our defenses" were now yelling "me too" regardwith "what they themselves said ing help to Britain "but last fall in the days before this election they had their chance to vote to year about how adequate our de give aid to Britain and other deLenses already were" mocracies—and they turned it To Representative Fish of New down" he - Pile a I -- er (Continued From rt - president rolled out anoth- er reference to "Martin Barton I paign-Effo- B Coltons—G- O alliteration" b )1- I x (Continued From Page Olae) the arms embargo Mr Roosevelt said laughingly that their names constituted "a perfectly beautiful It 2i79 that county VIflkie emerged gan city an agricultural aradned with a lead but here again it vas stock rang tenter is too sMallto'assure -- the - Repub as the Democratio -s- tronghold licans or disturb the Democrats 4 whereas Devils Slide which is pre ? 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