Show - ' Tuesday ItIoruTnel '' 1 - - 'the - ' 0 - - bat ---- his - Ion ' do tent this -- mil Hide's policy and Roosevelt's in the matter ' If Winkle would -- 1 simply adopt thi new deal and --- continue it what issue: is in-I 1( ' volved? The answer is that whereas Roosevelt has been unable to re- -store industry to normal Will" kle has the ability to do so He ?!: is a real liberal one who would avoid clam criscriminations with their Inevitable confusion and For eight years uncertainty now whenever business showed i c signs of improving one of the new dealers would make - - leading a "crack down" speech and upset the apple cart In 1937 for instance they were at great pains ' - to prevent a "boom' They sue eeeded and the "recession" continued Naturally the relief rolls ' Lava increased An administration that would i F encourage business could work wonders More people could get' work at higher wages relief rolls would diminish automat6 finances ically government could be made more secure and America could realize her full with prosperity potentialities and security greater than any ever known before RooseI velt's policies can never bKing real security not if he should est-of stay in office-t- he his life What America needs is new leadership with the ability to bring the greatest nation on earth to a realization-o- f her own - - r- Lent tion 1 Lynn ates ohen pre- been the aign —has Meal s po- - tails that Ir -r- 1 - gov-- magnificent-desti- ny ul to e Richard S Morrison Delta Utah en-be- en Says Few Understand Economic Fundamentals y the :andi- - also falsi- - Editor Tribune: Bankers are not the masters of business Bankers do not generaate business Bankers keep the books of business and deal with the credits created and debts contracted ilace evelt leans party e' by business Any man who permits himself lame- - ments neral on of llkie's pow- - which Lntion grams White ghtest :one is e and Mr te fal e was a igning magic crush Villkie a diluted lagers Nilikie Lh Mr sub- Ls ved by what t to think of credit as something separate of legally separable from debt is just a half-w- it on the subject of money And most - of the professors propagandists and politicians who deal academically elocutionally and legislatively with this subject are just that They know no more of the substance of this thing than a surgeon could know of anatomy and physiology if his knowledge were restricted to what he could learn by a microscopic examination of the epidermis Our begowned and begoggled doctors of economic come to the very brink of knowledge on this subject and then their brains and hnOme incapable of comprehending the fact that what they call the problem of purchasing power and unemployment is primarily the problem of trade by which work and goods must be converted into the common denomination of credit and debt dollars and is secondarily the problem of finance by which these credit and debt dollars must become collected cleared and cancelled by the processes of deposit accounting and exchange through public counting houses to be established by the government to function in place of our outmoded loan and fund banks Neither Technocrats Democrats nor bureaucrats have the key to this money question There are some bankers who understand it but they rejoice that the public is too dull to understand Samuel Russell it go-bl- ank - though to the snd his is not 4e slow which re have I finish )onents Tells How England Has Helped U S fighter ffective elivery Editor Tribune: Mr Sylvem ter Ear? admits he is unlearned in international affairs but does not admit an ignorance of history !xt day exam-accus- ! e when ' ' ?medlar Para) have regular jobs Thiso like more copying of new policy and one maywell a - he our- (Continued Front ' est call Pni F7: j Career doses 1 1 - itea"rit England is conceded to be one of the most liberal democracies on Carth The king does not even have the power of veto over parliament that our nrealT dent has over congress -- History does not bear hint out n the statement that England enIfs been out most our best and emy Germany friend At the time of the "holy alliance" when atkicontinental Europe ganged up to dominate the western- hemisphere ngland alone refused to sign up and finally breaking up the ethane and making it possible for this country to create and uphold the Monroe doctrine It probably-n- ot only saved us a war but saved out Independence Also at the battle of Manila bay when the German nay undertook to help the Spanish the British admiral promptly noti- tied the German admiral that if he did not desist the British fleet would help Dewey The ' Germans left I fought through 18 months of the other World war and surely I wasn't fighting kagainst a friend Look up the "Zimmer: man papers" that drove us into World war L and look at the bund and German subversive elements in America today and it takes a terrible fight of aginatioty tocalt Germany "a friend:" German activity In South America proves that If England falls our trade routes are gone Therefore our very lifeline is gone unless we 4ight And to fight we need men and a military machine to equal Hitler's so conscription is not only desirable it is an absolute necessity If we are to exist D E Sanders eon-pi- Editor Tribune: Being a subscriber to The Telegram and Sunday Tribune I am disappointed to note that you have abandoned your previous independent political attitude and have espoused the cause of Wen- dell Willkie for president Since the Deseret News and Telegram are also in the Republican fold that makes it unanimous and "just ducky" so far as the Salt Lake dailies are concerned Whether this change of policy Is due to pressure from your large advertisers or whether it Is by 'direction of the paper's wealthy °milers we can only surmise Certainly it will not meet the approval of the majority of your readers although it may reflect the will of the And paper's this is the weak link in our We boast democratic chain about the freedom of the press bulk where is it? It is nothing but a myth The people who s have just hold the as much a stranglehold on the utterances of our big newspapers as do the dictators of Europe on theirs Everywhere the voice of the people is stilled Unquestionably when future history is written (if our democratic form of government survives) Franklin D Roosevelt will be inscribed as the greatest president the United State has ever had He is a real humanitarian and Christian besides bestatesing a wise and man How tragic it is that our great men are never fully ap predated during their life times Just as they trumped tip false charges against the Savior of the world and finally nailed him to the cruel cross so are the exponents of greed exploitation and calumny seeking to crucify and discredit the best friend of the common people in modern times and I regret that you have joined the rapacious ilia) C S Wilkinson 1!dollar!-patronag- e purse-string- e Trr'ibtint"- -- t N Headquarters for Home Loans aphed" Says: a most He will they all Our many convenient direct reduction loan plans fitted to individual requirements have made us the favored source of Home Financing Our long she gets try says she has enough experience In assisting additional money-savin- g See us for starting Johnny down" appears offers an value to the borrower hoine-builde- rs -- I i i ' - -- t i A ‘t r 4 e r -- - 1 t ' 60 A 8 i A - Probleihijn$' 1 I I 1I::!i - ' Study New ' t Leaders Will 1Lao J ne 1 I I —While America's Tuesday awaits the outcome of the national draft lottery that may call thousands shortly to the colors some of the highest ranking lead- ex s of VIC P A in the state and na- - 1 — I I I( o - young-manhood- I -- 1: - i i - I k dedicated to the theme of a better national defense Meeting at the Newhouse hotel ' Will be directors of k :: W P A wings of engineering proj- :'':7t7:‘:: :'?": :':::'::::' ''' - - ::::4:::::::: act control airport and airway :i:i::: construction safety and project 444 administration More than 60 state and regional engineers from the states of National defense plans in thell western states of Denver Darrell J Greenwell of Salt Lake- - redo Idaho Montana New Mexiu : Wyoming Art n' Washington center attention of national regional and z—ona City J C Lowe of San Francisco W H California Nevada Oregon 'W state P A administrators meeting hero— Cheney of- - Denver Richard A- Roberts of and Utah late Monday were either - in Salt take City or are expected Left to right Joseph M Tracy this week Oenver when the conference opens at 10 a m Tuesday From San Francisco and Deliver headquarters of W In western and Pacific coast America—Monday arrived regional leaders to go over conference plans with Darrell J GreenweH state 4 W P A administrator The Among the following meetings are scheduled in Salt' Lake City Tuesearly arrivals were W H Cheney ' day: Colonel Philip B Flething of the In the western states area J C W P A engt- Newhouse hotel Seeking the aid of every man Lowe of San Francisco chief reU S engineering corps and adwoman and child in Salt Lake neers all day Kiwanis club gional engineer of the coastal re- Lake 12:15 rectors OpSalt tn p of the and ministrator hour wage City the Salvation Army and va- timist olub 12:15 M Tracy of Denver Auto Sake of S U division the department gion Joseph associations Managers 12:15 ppm ripus Parent-Teachin of labor will discum problems with regional engineer and Richard A Roberts of Dinvpr regional office Hotel Utah—Pullman company employers and labor representaopened their drive Monday to obtain wearing apparel for victims all day Chevrolet motors division tives and speak at a membership engineer of Great Britain caught in the all day Intermountain Association meeting of the Salt Lake chamber Addressing the biregional conference of the operatIons division merciless German bombing raids of Credit Men 12:15 p in Rotary of commerce Wednesday sessions will With the immediate goal set as club 12:15 p m Salt Lake Round He will meet with industrial em- during its three-da- y one boatload of clothing the Sal- Table 12:15 p m Utah Motor ployers for special conferences be- be the following from Waahington vation Army is soliciting every Transport association 12:15 p m ginning at 9:30 a m at the New- D C: Colonel Edmond It Leavey Beau Brummel cafe — Salt Lake house hotel At 12:15 p m Colo- W P A national cMet engineer city in the United States and asks that every person contribute at junior chamber of cormanerce 7:30 nel Fleming will speak on the Frank H March national project -- least one article in good clean a in Aseociated Retall Credit wage and hour law before cham- control director D ' condition Men noon ber of commerce members at a airports and airways director: H While results of the drive in Leigh Brite and W O Wheary Other meetings — Salt Lake luncheon in the hotel Salt Lake City could not be es- junior chamber of commerce board Colonel IlemIngwIll meet with safetysectiondirectorsand Colo- timated Monday night officials in of governors Keeleys Inc 268 labor representatives at the gov- nel John F Hough of the Brian° charge said response already has South Main street 12:15 p m ernor's board room in the capitol division 1931 been gratifying and pledges from Chapman branch of the Utah 'State at 2:30 p m said William M Although other administrative o Harriman Native hundreds of citizens practically Old Age Pension and Assistance Knerr chairman of the Utah in- matters will be discussed preinsure the local quota He also will parednem projects — airports and Mr Bodell wu born at Herr!-maorganization 577 South Eighth dustrial commission West street 2:30 p m Salt Lake confer with Governor Henry H airways military roads armories August 23 1863 a son of Drives Slated Special SOUTH SALT LAKE—Walter etc—will be first on deck conferTeachers' Association for Child- Blood Joseph and Emma Jane Farmer Singer of 122 Walton avenue ence leaders said Mrs L K Nicholson chairman hood Education Lion House social Bode!! He resided in Harriman With W P A dedicated to the pleaded guilty to a reckless driv- of the drive said special drives center 63 East South Temple his entire life senPolice Nab Youths will be conducted in schools dur- street 4 p tn principle of "defense first" the He married Sarah Louvina How- ing charge Monday and was of the Peace ing the week and the campaign ard of Riverton October 3 1888 tenced by Justice Three youths two 17 and one 16 conference is expected bo clear the to Herman $50 or spend proper will end Saturday night Gygi pay in the Logan L D S temple old were arrested by Salt way for major project develop- years ments "Betause there is little or no Mr Bodell was actively asso- 25 days in Jail Lake Monday after one al- - taln throughout the intennounpolice Singer was arrested Tuesday by time to recondition garments we rtockYl mountain anCPacifie — ciated with irrigation At the time legedlyadraittedstealinuacam ' -t- oof death he wasa directorinthe Town Marshal L Becicstead and 1850 coast areas they added at an automobile era from With drunken driving not need which be charged OfHarriman street week last Main South Irrigation company cleaned or repaired" she said Rdse Canyon Irrigation company The charge was reduced to reckneer Earl Bertelson arrested the ed to pawn the camera Monday "Winter already has set in an and Harriman Pipeline company less driving Monday trio after one reportedly attempt- - morning Gustave Adamson of 238 Al- man:- families left destitute by I He was manager of the Harriman Mercantile company for 14 mond avenue paid a $5 fine for German bombing raids will suffer A similar terribly if aid is not forthcoming a red light years and managed the Wellsville running Appointment of a fourth deputy fine was paid by J L Cropedage immediately sheriff to serve the Magna-GarfieCooperative Z C M I store for of 228 50 road for driving Canyon four years He also operated his district will be considered in Urges Great Haste miles an hour in a zone own farm at Harriman connection with the 1941 Salt Lake Edd LeRoy Barnett of Copper-to- n "We should like to get every county budget county commisLeaves Large Family pleaded guilty to driving 55 possible piece of clothing this missioners announced Mon d taeirds ayzone week so it may be forwarded to after a an hour in a le reSurviving are hIs widow Mrs miles delegation appeared 14 Sarah Louvina Howard Bodell of and was sentenced by Justice of Salvation Army headquarters in questing the additional officer t3 k ' Harriman a son Milton Bodell of the Peace Arthur B Bringhurst New York City then shipped to F and Roy attorney Tygeson to pay $15 and spend eight days in London Harriman seven daughters Mrs for the delegation tici-"There Is a particular need for spokesman John E Slagowski of Lyman Jail The Jail sentence and $5 of said another deputy should be staL ? were the fine bed covers women's towels upon and M suspended Mrs Horace and Seal tioned in the district to improve Wyo of the balance children's underwear payment dresses and Mrs Asabel Crump of Lark Mrs 1 of quarantine regulaJoe O'Soro of Bingham admit- - coats and stockings Anything enforcement t J Thomas Ostler of Sandy Mrs tions which he said are now ted 50 a in miles an hour that will keep the victims warm largely ignored because the three driving Ernest Christensen and Mrs Stanf r 74 zone and was sentenced this winter will be appreciated" 11 ley Beckstead of Herriman and 4 1 deputies in the area are "overContributors are asked to dial loaded" with other work Mrs Dale Allen of Hyrum three to pay $10 with $5 suspended c and a Salvation Army sisters Mrs Emma Jane Freeman upon payment of the balance or R os c o When Commissioner t V 4 ti F and Mrs Joseph H Crump of spend five days in Jail A similar truck will call for the clothing Boden pointed out that Magna— g 1 : J A sentence was on Claudia 11 111 In imposed Harriman and Mrs Elizabeth E -:described by Mr Tygeson as "the 1 1 INN 1:: S of Mitchell 28 East 4 tl trjl ::: Eighth Denaley of Riverton two brothers 41' largest unincorporated town in the 'C: it ' 11 John T Baden and William A street for driving 50 miles an hour United States" — should have a le :: 41 ::: zone Norman E ''—'—' 43 in a both of Herriman Bodell town marshal the attorney said Gehrke 'of 522 1300 South street '' citizens favor incorporation grandchildren and 14 many 11 paid a $5 fine for failing to stop at 1 but that "many influential indi:::: if 1 a railroad crossing '' viduals who do not reside there : ' iti71 : i'l 11:(1 :4—J11 ''' I ' Iif 1 are opposed because it would inI A West of Denver gen- crease Edward rt—r taxes" Speeding Draws eral manager of the Denver & Commissioner J B Mullins said Rio Grande Western railroad was there is no Fine in Sandy to employ anelected president of the Salt Lake other deputymoney this year but that SANDY—Pleading guilty of City Union 1 Depot & Railroad com- an effort will be made to provide 70 miles an hour in a 40- Standards approved by the Na- driving which the pany operates joint one for next year mile one of Western Pacific-115$ & R G W tional Safety council will be dis- 1039 SouthMarion D Richardswas '‘ Mr TS7geson said that the deleti II' '1 Redwood road IliAA : ' 1 Western Pacific railroad who was cussed by James Stannard Baker sentenced if would return necessary gation Monday by Justice of - - m- of Chicago traffic safety consult- ' : z - :- - - ------- to defend their request against posPeace Reg White to pay $35 elected ofvice president The presi---com--the ant for the council at a meeting the dency -z sible objections from taxpayers' M' gr -or spend 10 days in jail The Jail of the legislative committee of sentence pany alternates each year between groups at budget-hearitime and $10 of the fine were Th two railroad companies the Utah Traffic Safety council 4 upon payment of the He succeeds Charles Elsey of Thursday at2 p m in the capitol suspended San Francisco president of the Mr Baker is here primarily to balance in 20 days station here at a directors' meetconduct a "postgraduate" course for the 14 driver livense examin- Judge Fines Driver ing Monday W-$42 9 789 ers of the state tax commission Speakman chief clerk to the general superintendent of the The course started Monday and For Speeding A valuation of $4278957 was will continue throughout the ' MURRAY—Howard J Russell D & R G W here was reelected placed on the estate of Harold G of 512 Fifth East street Monday secretary and R F Watkins of week Reynolds Salt Lake business man was sentenced by City Judge W Denver treasurer of the D Sc and L D S church mission-offici- al WaS reelected treasurer Douglas Allen to pay $10 or spend it who died April 1 according to five days in sail for driving 55 of the depot company Sandy Legion Post inheritance tax appraisement Prior to the directors' meeting an miles an hour in a zone filed Monday in Third district Slates Spook Show annual the stockholders' Oaks Provo forfeited of LeRoy meeting court $5 bail on a charge of driving 50 was held at which the following Heirs are the widow Ann AmeSANDY — Union post No 83 miles an hour in a directors were reelected: Mr Elzone Going to Los Angeles? Plan to see San Francisco too It eonsHowarth lia 'Reynolds 2051 East Mr West American Legion will sponsor a Little if uy more to have your ticket touted this way sey George Albert South street and four chilSmith Harold P Fabian E O Ninth Elizabeth midnight spook show Wednesday In San Francisco—gracious gleaming city beside the Gold Cannon dren: Reynolds Howard and Charles L Wheeler 720 in the Burke theater in Sandy it en Gate—you'll see the world's two largest bridges ride Harold street East Twelfth Is announced by Roy N Dundas all of Salt Lake Cityand E W Va jaunty little cable cars that dash up and down the hills visit Mason of San Francisco general G Reynolds Jr Arlington post publicity chairman Chinatown beautiful Golden Gate Park and exotic 2051 H East Reynolds Proceeds of the show will go manager of the Western Pacific Ralph Fishermen's Wharf When you go to Los Angeles via Saa into the post fund In charge are Means of adding thousands of Morris Rosenblatt manager of the Ninth South street358 and Marian East First Ashton Franciscoyou can see a lot of other California sights toot Lawrence commander dollars to the life and sales ap- Eimeo wu elected a Reynolds Brady Monte and the"Circle of Enchantmenrthe Big Trees street Del South 'demondirector Jack Whitney and Jess Nbc pro- peal of used can were succeeding Oliver J National Park and lovely Santa Barbara Yosemite strated to 95 Chevzolet automobile Grimes gram chairmen You'll ride famous Southern Pacific trainsoffering all types dealer and ultsmanagers of el accommodations as fares designed to fit every purse A Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming streamlined the a ride on of be can at a reconditioning school con- Optometric Body Names your trip highlight 0 ducted Monday In the Hotel Utah Daylight "The World's Mon Beautiful Train"that shows -' — S than Men L 100 miles of Pacific Ocean on its daylight In charge of the session which Four you more ' was featured by a "floor show" f trip between Sao Francisco and Loa Angeles 1 of mechanical equipment and Four Salt Lake City optomematerials used for repairing and trists Monday learned of their ap51from the torturing i Thousands who pointment as associate publa renovating cars waif' S M John'Lista:a hunbarm new son of Oakland assistant manager health directors for Utah to the pains ofandrheumatism neuritis—are certainly happy over For Information see or write U L Hinshaw General of the Pacific region of the Chev- Public Health bureau of the nips their discovery of NUN'S Now they hays bannula which speeddi a rolet Motor division of General American Optometric association found Agent 41 South Main Street Salt Lake Clip aches and muscular relieves thole exhausting Motors corporation Telephone 12601 They are Dr John F Daynes Pains NIIRITO is trustworthy and dependable again Other leaders participating were Dr M Curtis Dearden Dr Ensign —contains no opiates If you want tocanfeelwork ' — in of rehenrnm pain—so you the joy ock John Fuller of Oakland divisional Herrick and Dr E E Keller peace and sleep in comfort—be wins and try ril the If used ironclad C E came this car Fiedler under guarantee of News NURITO the appointments G Isektieto Salt Lakemanager first three dots do not relieve that cruel le zone manager and through Dr William Feinbloom of very to L atyour pain infmvvit:dabsy V sl aistfiretooz-itriuVNGItic zone W man New York City association presi0i4040001F- 11 Steele assistant -- 250 tatuNIJRITO eslas guarantee 14 to dent agar in Marge ot used oat Dales ' l''i Inter-Americ- Church Civic Leader of County Dies s ::": ' :: -- i ::: :::: the-natio- nal ::: :: ::: t :: Colo------:- — pi-w- Bo-de- - 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- - t- - -- - - N - L - iteccaglc: - (Adv) - ) Pre° Travel Servico suds-wa- I - -- 1 (i —Present oonditions bt a nienace to American liberty but II if the United States adheres to doe-triI I the principles of the Monroe II andacts at— the proper I I I times" the western hemisphere I I never will be invaded Thus did Dr William 3 Snow of history at Brigham professor st Young university state the na' tion's position Monday night in the fourth of a series of lectures sponsored by the Lion House So cial Center at Barrett hall 60 Islorih Main street t t'' Choosing "The Monroe Doctrine Relationand Our Dr Snow -- 1 ships" as his subject traced the origin of the famous Bernie doctrine and declared it still proJoseph S H nodal Jima shurelunan dies vides "our best assurances for protection front foreign predators" Moluve doctrine was creour independent ated to our liberty but It appears the weaned axis powers in Europe would disregard it The doctrine is a prohibition against any European nation acquiring any free American country "Enforcing the doctrine is as of much H ll S HERRIMAN—Joeeph it is aggression for good cause and 77 patriarchof the West Jor- much of our defense program now lost to dan L D S stake irrigationist lies in absorbing territoriesGerman-Italian poultryman and merchant died other nations through aggression I speak speMonday at 6 p m at his home of the In Herriman following a lingering cifically of Greenland French island of Martinique and illness It Mr Bodell wirt an active L D S of Latin American territory church worker He'served a mis- II up to the United States if it sion in England for the church appears timely to take over such from October 1884 to November territories and thus strengthen 1886 He served in the Harriman ourselves against possible attack" Praising the British navy Dr L D S ward bishopric from 1897 to 1916 as a counselor and was a Snow said "the English navy has member of the Jordan L D S been our protection for a century stake high council for beveral 'and a half despite all our squabbles and as long as that navy is years When the Jordan L D S stake not lost her cause is Mt lost and we are not lost" ll was divided in May 1927 Mr was sustained in the presi- dency of the high priests quorum of' the West Jordan stake a position he held until January 1933 He vRts ordained a patriarch of the West Jordan stake August 16 -- se ' i - 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