Show : 1 ! 1 '6 ' Zile Salt gake Zeibunt Saturday Ittornilig t 3 : : : : : : : " Party — - f Ships in War aNiNgEsmmmomt Shciiild 4!Iiiiiiiiii:'' hiiiii:Ciiiiyi'lWii::' :'':i:1 - Sharp Change Revealed on Aiding Britain Mate r i1r4:t:::::!4:: IMO : Erizlaiid?:4:A: ':'':i7:::i Ampolmion intEligliMMENo EIRE' Production Chief Democrats Slate Meeting in National Capital 0111PNmlinlio AIMIPMEINENEMIEmomils 1" AIM dimmolomm 1 EiL IMIMMEIMM Of World War Outlines Program 8MOMNOW j' United ngdom - - tMEMMMMM - - ryt - declaration that a radio sta- WASHINGTON Jan 17 (A1-- -A tion "cannot be an advocate" but must present "an sides of important public questions fairly objectively and without bias" came Friday from the federal communications commission It reprimanded station WAAB of of his Boston "for practices" but support the candidacies be devoted to it tfclieenodsuppoIrti coanp rinciples renewed its license because be hap- said John Shepard 3rd president pens to regard most favorably In of the Yankee Network Inc the brief the broadcaster cannot be an licensee had pledged not to color advocate" or editorialize" news in the future Beginning early in 1937 and con- tinuing through September 1933 the commiseion aid it was the policy of station WAAB "to broad- WASHINGTON editorials from time Jan 17 cast to time urging the election of va- Secretary Hull disclosed Friday rious candidates for political office that export licenses for products or supporting one side or another as vital to national declassified conIn various questions in public now being inued t the are fense troversy" In these editorials' the commis- rate of approximately SOO a day sion asserted "no pretense was The secretary cited that figure made at objective impartial reIn telegram to C 11 Callaghan porting" "revealed the station manager of the Maritime associaDeclaring a serious misconcept of its duties tion of the port of New York exand functions under the law" the plaining the present situation with commission said: "Radio can serve as an instru- regard to export license Issuance ment of democracy only when de"The purpose of the present livoted to the communication of in- censing system" :Hull said "is to formation and the exchange of ideas fairly and objectively pre- control exports in the interests of sented A truly free radio cannot national defense of this coVntry be used to advocate the causes of and that purpout is being accomthe licensee It cannot be used to plished" NEW YORK Jan 17 (Ai—Br- Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Jan 17 — The nerd M Baruch chairman of the Utah congressional delegation on war Industries board during the ZONE call of Senator 'Elbert Thomas World war has advocated to ImBy Dr georto Gallup ' K will meet Tuesday to confer with portant Industrial leaders that moDirector' Ametican Institute S for total defense ahould ' of Publie Opinion Democratic National Committee- bilization 111MIM mm MIMM1 IMMIMMD be entrusted to a single responsible Comman Stuart Dobbs National ' ' head It was learned FridayCopyright 1941 0 - ' P7UNCETON44 J Jan 17--mitteewoman Mrs James H Baruch who at a private meeting Wolfe and State Chairman Parnell on December 9 spoke to a group ndecide 0ne of the biggest issues of the and economists unBlack all of whom will be In of Industrialists tow months is ettrtain to be of the national indusder auspices Washington Monday to attend the trial conference board allowed his the question et sending war mate' rtals to 11Citain in American Inauguration of President Rooae- remarks to be made public Friday ships There are surface Indications velt Authority for defense mobilizaIt ie argued on the one hand 1 at Washington is now shared tion that the state Democratic chiefs thet there is no use makling Amer-Ir-a - How Americans feel h on sending war materials to S Knudsen formerly William by today cona an "arsenal of democracy" if sought conference with the of General Motors corpovessels our own in president Britain t gressional delegation on patronage ration and Sidney Hillman repreowing to British shipping losses in matters but as there are no ap-- senting labor In the defense effort war and our arms the Atlantic While the World war production :cannot be materials pointments pending at this time czar transported neither of these the conference probably will con- men mentioned across the ocean to the people who name he cited this rule of by sider questions of policy affecting 1917-1- 8 set-uneed them most On the other I han& marty experts believe that future appointments "Committees for counsel a single these sending American ships with bead for action" that Word reaches responsible Washington zone i materials into the war will which Baruch recomOther steps in chiefs Utah the three party mean war ' a strict system of included 'ultimately One) Prom mended (Continued Page f after getting their heads together compulsory priorities over The Institute through a nationmen new of the wide interviewihg staff:put this of the American Federation of power in any part have come to the conclusion that money materials and transportaof the bor that he favored the general world We can keep question to a out of our hemi- they should have a say In the melee--j tion end a "ceiling" on prices American voting vublic: bill Green turned military power of the principles : lost "Since the Z glish have only through beingable to tion of Utah Democrats for federal down an invitation from Represent sphere 'seas that surround its offices This Is' particularly true' control Many ships theyli may not be able ative Fish (R) New York to tes- shores the we lose the power to of Mrs Wolfe who as national Once he eome war materials and le get : control even a part of those seas committeewoman and an active we makefor them If this proves tify against the measure The third day of hearing on the ' to be the case should American the wars or Europe and party worker feels that she as bill before the house committee inevitably be transferred to the the will Asia crews used be American with ships representative of Democratic found ' tempers particusnapping Americas" to to carry war materials Engwomen should have some say In larly those of Republican member Iandr' the passing around of political ' I were incensed who at :?' e:f:'" the repeated f The results indicate that public If Dobbs And Black and t plums of Bloom actions Chairman (D) sentiment is about evenly divided New York In Wolfe are 'Mrs Into taken camp by ruling their questions with a slight majority against the out of ' '''' 'i':'' ::: ' Utah senators and congressmen orderi Ft:::::::::voice an Proposal and accorded with equal Stimeon the war department members of the delegation In the Yell 42 head concluded the' testiniorty selection of federal appointees the 43 No which he began Thursday and at i: ' ! plan will be something of an InnoUndecided midafternoon he turned the witness ll 4: ::vation over Knox who chair to ' ' Secretary 'What makes these results espei : t himself tame to the Roosevelt ': Belongs to Senators i ":: ' ::: ' 'daily Interesting is their contrast like Tribune Washington Bureau with the results of a poll made in cabinet from a position of prmni in Under the prevailing practice 'i September 1939—the first month nence in the Republican party WASHINGTON7 Jan 17—Sen- most states federal patronage ali of the European war That survey Rather Warm Chair ator Abe Murdock Friday was as- most universally belongs to the senfound an overwhelming desire signed to membership on the sen- ators of the dominant party In i rather warm chair ate committees on judiciary post Utah according to general custom among the American voters to keep to "I resignhelthis told the secretary of offices and post roads i U S ships out of the war area you" privileges Senator Thomas and Senator MurThe issue was stated then as fol- the navy and elections public lands terri- dock would control However eight f Stimson had made several points tories and insular affairs In adlows: ago at the opening of the "Should the United States allow in concludinghis testimony all in dition to these assignments he years Roosevelt administration Senfirst answer to came I American ships to carry goods anyquestions which had requested a place on bank- ator King then the senior member where or should our ships be kept predominantly from the Republi- ing and currency committee but of the delegation-invitethe two can membership:He said: ! out of Ithe war zone?' there were no Democratic va- Utah congressmen to sit with the was It 7antastic and prepo- cancies to be filled on that comThe view of those with opinions in making federal apsterous' to assume the bill had been mittee In the event a vacancy two senators and was:' - I or eight years pointments to drawn to asthe '1939 occurs Murdock has virtual permit president September most all appointments have been '' ': f or asFrench the British navies surance that be will get the buy Xeep ships out of war zone84 of recommendation made On joint Let them go anywhere Congress should trust the presi- signment 16 con4): all four members of the Utah ! Once agamin today's study the dent to determine which nations gressional delegation to youth stands ott from other sec- are to be assisted with American Can Aid West '' ' ''' In some instances and especially tions as the most in favor of send- war goods end not attach a hamOn the committees assigned him where there were differences sharp ' r 11 y Senator Murdock will be in a potrg out ships through the war pering amendment apecifica national ' ' sition to further much legislation in the delegationandthewoman none while the middle west is the naming—thern i and the --1 He could not foresee the United affecting the west and to cooperleast in favor ) state chairman have been conStates a as Robinson ate with dictatorship Representative I recommendations sulted Send Supplies to Britain system adopting andtheir ' t of government as a result who is chairman of the house puu Oft American Shi have played only an measure lands powers an advisory part and were never age--- give the on bill roads The of committee would ber the ' president ' Umie- recognized as having the right to i such a result he said The post office and post roads dictate i Yee to the congressional delegaNo Med prevent e too "I can't state road handles committee legislaemphatically" fii:-Now England and -he said at one point "the appre- tion in the senate and the public tion or to the senators ' ?diddle Atlantic '39 14 hension 47 heads in Utah The party present as all I handles to legiscommittee lands the ftel possibility 3812 of a 50 East Mritrftl i regard that custom as not wholly domain crisis I which even the think lation public affecting my 1F1 13 and hold that they 49 West central i have satisfactory ' 2A 18 friends on the right (waving to- Among other things it will 58 have a "right" to participate in the - i South be ward recof bills that the may Republicans) would any charge 13 42 men and women 45 Far welt ocnize as a crisis within the next introduced at the request of the selection of Utah i ' in' ' appointments' ' : The Issue of mending shine to 60 or 90 days" secretary of the interior includ- timidated that by reason They of their Britain has one further aspect ing the bill to authorize the pres- party offices they are entitled to which was explored in today's sur- - Doesn't Expect Sea Attack ident : by executive order to set all federal patronage : Knox trdestioned on the point by aside any part of the public do- a say OnThe vey Should the American navy be conference Tuesday used to guard American :ships Representative Fish (R) IL New main as recreation areas a bill matters will afford three an opportuthe on York the to ‘i bear issue said This and that if the that would directly crossing agreed England? to clear their attitude make nity Coloto was put persons who had voted British fleet were defeated the Escalante area along the in favor of sending the ships with axis powers—Germany Italy and rado river in southeastern Utah and then it will be up to the dele: gation and particularly up to the have a combined the following result: Japan—would senators to say what course shall ! :est American ships and Ameri- fleet far superior to that of the Eyes Silver Need ' can crews are used to carry war United States Ile did not howSenator Murdock was anxious be followed materials to England should these ever expect a direct and Irtinle- - to go on the banking and cur- Could Take Over i ships be guarded by our navywhile diale attack by sea upon thiscoun- - rency committee because it hanIf they Were so disposed Senator try dles all legislation affecting sil- Thomas crossing?" 1 and Senator Murdock rewas il South a America of land in rich last ver and the congress send(Vote of persons who favor could take federal patronage resources a ': and and to bill sparse repeal authority in Utah andover largely ported the InZAry ships): t the president would Illiterate said he silver A of the for population foreign should purchase these i convoy Navy Germany dominant Iin Burope The west is now represented on act on their recommendations The 82 'ships for eight years have be equipped to produce with that committee Would t by Senators congressmen Should not 12 1 a had or say by courtesy of Senonly of Clark and cheap Adams of Colorado Undecided 6 r which South Arnericlaabctisroualdrtifeilned Idaho both of whom voted last ators King and Thomas and in enl desirable in exchange for its raw session to terminate the purchase joying that recognition they have materials of foreign silver a move to which had something in the way of priviHillman Will Remain lege not accorded most members of "Nothing would he 'mare natu- Senator Murdock objects the house said "than the swift buildhe ral" i Week in Hospital Senator Thomas and others no ing up of an economic relationship between are o and Amer- South Germany 17 Jan BAurntortz i r federal offices be to filled in Utah Hillman associate director at this time it will be midsummer 'South c general In the national defense of- icemeri a Wag he"notcontinued ' before the terms of any of the strong 'enough fice of production management to withstand an Iinfiltra17 (A'—The more Important federal officials Jan politically" WASIIINGTON In will remain the Johns probably tion of the German type Eacir administration strengthened its expire Therefore the delegation Hopkins hoepital another week his country has an "active minority control over the senate foreign re- does not expect to consider patronHillman physician said Friday added and it lations committee Friday when the age problems until' May or June he seeking power' admitwas from grippe suffering Two of the present officials whose "difficult to conceive" of a Democratic steering committee i I ted about 10 days ago Dr Samuel was terms expire in midsummer and Senaof election the recommended Vt7olman described his condition as situation more suited to methods of penetration The ermain tors Glass (D) Virginia and Byrnes who may not be favored with third f "good'l he said Would be the establishment (13) South Carolina both support- terms are U S District Attorney II : of German bases-therI " ers of the president's 'British aid Dan Shields and Collector of Inll W Nt : Ultimate Seizures plan to that important group de- ternal Revenue Ira Hinckley Both N were appointed with the indorseLeader Barkley Democratic an "Such and economic political clined to reveal the vote which ment of the entire Utah delegat — A Time success" he said "would nitimatelso the committee decided byin Van tion rfistP11 IITAM S 11 P srAnw lead to seizure of territory in South' Nuys' favor a controver'sy which I SVIAPE Nom w E E Monson who is coming to ' t America Under the Monroe doc- had arisen between him and Sena- Washington to represent Governor r Experience I WEiebe(trir trine what would you dor tor McCarran (D) Nevada over Maw at the inauguration will not le i I 1 was The at directed question be claimed a have Both Iswhot many peo-pthe Sudiciarlpoat party to the' Tuesday confer' Fish who c an& bridled announced N4 of committee member- ence ' Lwhe they buy a Diamond that he would give Europeto un- seniority Would which the them give ' 11 I war ship Ring I derstand that 'we would V once to prevent any breach of chairmanship at Select your jeweler care- -' 41"ilut vi r42q the Monroe doctrine and that all fully and rely on him to c parties in this country were agreed upon that point tie you in selecting The said 'Knox While had 4 previously Diamont-- ' he was opposed to transferring any 11 IM 17 WASHINGTON Jan (UP)— i more he vessels naval to England good jeweler will wl I II I I the tID ILI LID opposed an amendment forbidding The coveted chairmanship ofcomnever take advantage of Di such I 1 I 1 I senate X A II a step saying it was inynossiblii powerful judiciary AW Afti —- biMPGITt y if XII IS to foresee future contingencies In mittee today went to Senator Wrr 'V you il'I1""L t 1 0:141e91 'fact lie' saw no reason for any Frederick Van Nuys' Indiana McCarCREDIT CONVENIENT Democrat Senator Pat : in bill had it the It saying t changes make been carefully drawn to meet the ran (D) Nevada had claimed the i'444P1 Arutryfireo t Joann of levy hid as poRt of the situation necessities of much the sniffling sneezing 4 present 'I'D soreness and stuffy condition ot Both have voted against new '' C Prepared Statement your nostrils as possible Insert Both deal measures frequently IA niholaturn in each nostril Also I participated in the successful sen'In a prepared statement n!Knox ate I rub It vigorously on your chest Youl be delighted with the way said that we had Only a fight against President Roosek4q446umwthuu1000Amilalsnthelatum combats roil mtg now and that our projected velt's supreme equrt expansion navy" ilvt104) ory and helps restore comfort "two-oce211 MAIN STREET : navy would not be bill and as a consequence both i in inclusion the six for escaped narrowly years ready r Official Watch Inspectors "To keep our land secure" he chief executive's futile attempt to r Cnis'n roettle Rattred said "we must prevent the estab- purge the party conservatives in —dmomed lishment of strong aggressive mai- the 1938 primaries '0 ' WAR '' i 1 -- I ' Victorious Nazis Would Sêize New World Ba'ses Says Knox I p: : La-Tta- ry cross-secti- on non-Americ- I ! - 4 WASHINGTON- - Jan IT Vice President-elec- t Henry A Wallace cautioned American farmers '' (— - - Friday against berg "tempted" Into any kind of speculative production of agricultural products or land buying by price advances which might result from defense spending Farmers are faced instead he said by the necessity of making additional reductions in production of some Crops particularly those which normally find an outlet abroad because the war "has dam- - aged our agricultural e sport - ' - trade" Furthermore ha added present programa may have 'to be overhauled to meet problems growing out of the war the de tense program and peace when it farm-ai- d com PS These views were expressed by Wallace in his final report as secre retary of agriculture a post tecam linquished last September to for the vice presidency pain Pointing out how the war has closed virtually all of Europe alt ceptGreat Britain as a market for farm products the report said farmers "will have to think ttnew about making additional crop- qv - shifts" - - ugaooogatMfirt ! ITo Go Slow Export Licenses Gain in Volume - ? 1941 11:1 Broadcast Station Gets IFarmers Get Politics on Warning Warning aders Baruch Urges Will Confer Single Head On Utah Posts Over Defense Small Majority Says !No' !Voters Divide On Use of 1 January ---- -- - - ''' 'T"411k'' 1I i 1 I i ' i ! - Murdock Wins Five Posts on Committees :' ''::- t- ': '- ' 2: ': :: li :' :: ":::- ::'::-:: - : — — : ' ' ''' ' 114 - :: ::: 2 I '' — :: - !: ' 'r ' t-- i 1 1 11---- t' '' k - : ' " '' :''' 5 Pi '1"- -- ") 44 ' ' : '4 J' I K :::11 :: : :A"44::::::(:'-::t-:::--- :i - f ''7:14 ' : - 4 ' : ' 1 : - ' ! : - : i - :: :: ::' ' f ::: :: : f d': ' ' :": :: t i :: s - : -:- :: ' 'I '0''t:4C- - i - - - - - d e lt - g : 2 A k -- - e - psy '°1 - i "'' :' V -- ' — an I r: 0 0 11' 4:10eM41A - tt It - - - o r Wietihee Posts Strategic Glass Byrnes - 4 - ' - - G $ 1 - 1 - a - 1' It ler -a 6 i s Van Nuys Heads - Judiciary Group - i I Ay-reall- y 1111 III - I I I I I ((C v i I - "one-ocea- apparatus ME — 'A- -- - : i- - j I 0 wialliwaspyeseadvadilealbivieeryto llopital equipment Assay i i ' J 44 1 1 1 aP 7 90uratweiti Won't you find time to drop in soon for a friendly visit and in- t in I 71-— spection of our new quarters? ' r I ' 11 7- loge''' 0 go e f crn:fli' al e 4 '11:1171 4 0014 olt it 4 af ok - A z lo ASIto min 1b(Ft1:- Dfflii (319) 4 L a iNir t e '"L r CB T10:10 - rilA W IA 1 11 I 1 I I I I t J 1 - ' 1 I 4 4 41i I —— - 1 6 I 1 s Laundry supplies the HERE—is the ideal 1location Just a block find a half east of and the Union Pacific Depot ithOut midway between the depot Hotel Utah: only a half block east of Highways 40 and 91 1 4 an - h:Ht - j - lines of equipment and supand brand of manufacturers for quality and integrity Scientific CP and heavy chemicals -- abaci enn eweletis 3 titihalcet ot suRdd eo plies known -- f 1 ai 9 31 o-t- I o property ------- - One 1' facilities oourpsi pil ai ec se - it v itueiv Ong ariititeir ilocaticoun customers i - - A A trackage Spacious - 1 - - 0 WE announce with distinet rleasure the opening of our new building at 225 West South lemple IT is an expression of our faith in the futtsre of Utah and her sister states which we have served from Salt Lake City for more than a third of a century: HEAVIER and heavier demands upon our services make the We appreciate this patronage new headquarters necessary and pledge ourselves to merit your confidence in every way of our former location Ample II ER E—fI - - 0 0 and improved facilities ' - 1 EL-p9rio- 10111311 an - 1 Z - cE n a - I - t ' N U4441- - E'TVEL'2 - I - - i" ' ' ' i 1o :ii ! 0 ' for-feder- - :"' 'I 4 |