| Show 1 ‘ t I 1 - - :' 1 1 6 1 Tlinrsilay Morning $ - '1 "1-- rjje i 1 -- ' t Established April 15 1871 Issued every morning by Salt La ic Tribune Publishing Company ozrvw The Tribune Is a member of the Associated Press The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the Use for reproduction of tal news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this Paper and also the local news nublished herein o- ---- 1 ' : Salt Lake City Utah Thursday Morning May 21 1912 1 Cit Commissioners Unite on Water Needs Members of the Salt Lake City commission are to be congratulated on the action taken in the water controversy which'will go a long way to solve present and future water supply problems of this community They have submerged differences within the commission and with I ? I 1 ' 1 1 ' i I the metropolitan water board to support IIn every way the immediate completion of the aqueduct from Deer Creek reservoir end both boards have joined to present a united front in their fight for federal action The stumbling block which has been removed was chiefly a misunderstanding over water needs of the city which have arisen as a consequence of the national war program Conflicting reports to Washington on present facilities had held up priorities and thus had threatened to postpone the finishing of the Deer Creek aqueduct until after the war Now that the city commission has ijoined issue with the metropolitan water board in the drive to complete the project It is felt that chances for priority ipproval by the W P B will be enhanced greatly Members of the city commission the metropolitan water board and the Salt Lake water department are to be congratulated for dropping disputes in the interest of unity They have displayed the true American spirit of loyalty to their country and service to their community Completion of the aqueduct is of vital 1Interest not only to the city of Salt Lake but to the army and to units of war industry which are located here or plan to establish themselves here The current year due to ample precipitation probably will present no problem for the citizens new industries But it has been felt that a dry year such as has been experienced here from time to time would have been disastrous in view of the mounting demands for water Whatever the merits of the arguments on the present facilities the city and the water board are going to "play it safe" The chance which this community might run in case of a serious water shortage will be obviated if the local authorities win their fight for priorities on materials to complete the aqueduct With all elements behind the move and with appzoVal of the W P B on supplies this vital part of our water system should be pushed to completion at the earliest possible moment It is part of the war program in that it will insure ample water to all amity units and'delense industries in this section 1 I 4 I ' I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - : or-th- a ' gakt Zribtint Z1je 5411t i Er Sanity Expert Tells All in Frank Moment 4 for him and the nazi war lords to accuse IElii(ler Gas Changing Scene Behind the Scenes of Current News By Man nit! bfr It(itioilitig - a:t-- --- - aT e By Paul Mallon 41 l - WASHrNGTON — A puzzling change in popular attitudes toward free speech seems to have evolved unnoticed out of this 4v-- I war e1 t ' st r: '''' W'''0- f 61 a' '' - L7coMi (° yo : '' yi jib 0 (07 i So many criminal trials have been centered about the testimony of mental experts and so many times their testimony has been complex and contradic1 tory that the public has begun to look with mild skepticism on their solemn pronouncements and their lengthy technical phrases People joked about these sanity soothsayers but may have decided that they should be let alone because one never knew when one might need the services of one of Them in case that impulse to murder a wife or friend got too strong But said these specialists in the mind all that is just the opinion of an ignorant or uninformed layman a fellow who had no grasp'of the subject and knew nothing of the' giant strides made in psychiatry psychopathology and psychotherapy The layman would hang his head in shame after this and decide he was just "a dumbbell who had stuck his neck out" Now the lowly layman can raise his eyes again and look the master minds of the psyche right in the face One of them has broken down and admitted the show folly of the whole medico-legDr James K Hall of Richmond Va president of the American Psychiatric association has spoken bluntly and to the point His profession has gained in honesty if it has lost some of its mystical prestige This is what he says: "Why do we as medical men engage In psychiatric diagnostic surveys and pronouncements with a lay jury in a courtroom or elsewhere? Such a procedure is 'unscientific undignified fatuous and discreditable alike to law and medicine and to cicilization7 ' 1 — - 3 1 ' ' 3 ' I I al ' 9 - - Italian Cries for Land Embarrass German Masters Recent events in Europe both in conquered territories and in Italy will provide additional material for Hitler's growing 'headache Der fuehrer has had things PO much his own way during the first part of this conflict that it will be difficult - --A I t em q: - - r 4 - ''' -L i 0 1 k e ----- 41101 "0" t- I - trtriripi i ' i A 4 1 4-- -- ' : ' - - '"C''---'"-:"- -- k-- allfr i!- t ----- Ar - l'-- ! 7i '- - r--- 1 -0 y s 44 -- -- -i S r r c:Z f -- al ) 4 ) ------- 19 -- I :- -- - ----- int r-- - ik e 1747-"C- 4):) k govr 111101111 r 1):-:- ' -- ti — - - - 1"I '4 ' '§moi j' ' 7' boP----- -- : 1 2- - - -- -- - Ao CI ' -x to - e-:- s7 ' :iz:---f- - Iti'f-''- At'Y- - F-- - -- - "- - : ‘ : ' ‘ 1714'441 -- 01 The Public Forum - - Senator From Sandpit one-hors- that--Spa- z - Off the Record ' FL Sthr sea--w- r - By Our Readers so-call- ed New York Highlights - - ilk 11 Frank It Kent WASHINGTON—It has been charged that this administration while calling upon the people for great sacrifices is to make- any sacrifices itsAf It unwilling has been charged that its insistence upon promoting new deal social aims and playing new deal politics (as in the recent New Jersey judgeship) interferes with a full concentration on the war effort These are ugly charges which despite evidence no one wants to stress In a period such as this nonpartisan support of the president is of course an obligation and a united nation is essential But a distinction must be made between support- of his administration in every war measure awl support of the indefensible 'domestic things which using the war as a screen are being done at home Concurrence fn these is neither patriotic nor wise quite the reverse Branded 1Vreekers An example was given a few days azo In the attack upon house and senate merrtwho are leading the 7ight to reduce nonwar governmental expenditures It first came with some degree of restraint from politicians close to the White House Immediately the attack was expanded and elaborated in various radical organs which reflect the new deal view These cast aside and Senators Glass Walter George Kenneth McKellar and Harry Byrd along " th Representatives Woodrum Taber Doughton andothers were denounced as "wreckers" and "vandals" described as "viclotim mean and selfish men" who are it 13 inferred trying to lose- the war The situation has reached a stage where It seems worth while to state again the facts The first fact is thatt excepting the politicians and the jobholders everybody agrees the national safety demands that nonwar expenses be "cut to the bone" Mr Roosevelt urged this iT months ago All the higher fiscal officials echoed his recommendation Congress believing he meant it last year created a joint economy committee which after months of work made a report recommending cuts totaling over a billion dollars: Secretary Morgenthau signed this reporL The new deal spokesmen say he did so "with reservations" but the only reservation he made at the time was that the committee had not gone far enoughL Instead of one billion he thought two billion should be cut out Considering the president's own recommendations the Morgenthau approval and the vital need for drastic reduction there to expect the committees was every report would receive adrninistrationsupport It would seem that it had acted in accord with the president's desire after consultation with the financial officers of his adOne of course expected op-ministration position from the jobholders whom it is proposed to separate from the pay roll but after his clarion call for a "cut to the bone!' one certainly had a right to expect cooperation from Mr Roosevelt Nothing Ifrit Hostility There has come from him nothing bit And now his journalistic and hostility political aids have begun personal abuse of the committee members These men who have supported his foreign policy from the start who have voted to give him every war power and all the money he asked and who are just as patriotic as Mr Rooseand a lot more so than some who assail them are called "wreckers" and "vandals" "vicious men" who are trying to pull the Clearly props from under the country there has begun a campaign within the administration in knock out the committee's recommendation - and personally smear its members This state of all'airs is deeply depress' who believe failure to regain ing to thos& control oir our federal finances weakens the war effort and menaces national stability That members of congress working along lines suggested by the president himself should now be assailed by the presidents friends may be baffling to those who do not know the facts To those who do how— ever the reasons are clear them is the determination of the new dealers not really to give up a single govern-wa- r Some of mental gadget war or no these may be curtailed but others already have been greatly expanded In face of this the economy committee proposes complete abolition' for the duration of NYA CCC and the farm security administration A vast sum of money would be saved but Mr Roosevelt opposes it Mrs Roosevelt opposes it and the whole journalistic and political chorus is anguished at the suggestion ' Sun1942 Baltimore the by Copyright By -- -- ' The most aggressive agitation lte' ' -' ft- - f') -t for such civil liberties formerly 4 1 ''' ei 1 'if( k C came from the liberal groups ip ' Ilj I Y lid "-'— cd :( this country and even the radi' r iis'l' - ? ft cals As minorities they clamt ' ' t : ored day in and day out for free ' t - et--speech 1 Now such agitation by these cz groups is no longer noticeable cA7 For instance you rarely see the k ' 4 American Civil Liberties union A i in print although apparently it ' Z) ‘: ' is still continuing business at 6 I " ) the old stand ' 5 i At Iltionsal It has acquired some new "0 i 10be44te4ve-Aznembers for its national come mind mittee and is it says doing But now from Italy the stand-b- y of something about American citi- Germany comes the old cry for French zens of Jap descent evacuated 7 territories which Italians claim belong to from the west coast about deiti4- - z 'fense of alien rights and the them It was the wail that went up early ' 1"'''-f:- : 1 of a1 " seditious prosecution allegedly in the war while France was lined up tt 7 faiN -- publications but both the nnion : 0 II P 4: 17 with Britain Then it served a useful puritself and free speech agitation '""NeA"-'- 1 ' 1 Now in a are a e makes it t pose Jogai' very embarrassing general inconspicuous ' ::Film 41 1' Instead the liberal and radi71 Qt VS))i sound in German ears p ' i" 4 yt : at toe ais cal pressure groups seem to be -- - Hitler and his henchmen are trying 1144 i 11 21E11 all ("' "ve - working toward suppression of &t-x te tans ) their best to deceive the French people free speech among those Amer— gm icans whom they deem to be of 't with promises of advantages they may C :d r - t ) all i a P 004140'0""te ' -- t or fascist tendencies N - ' t leanings I e411110P16 t enjoy if they become collaborators with is one group of resiIf there ' ' ' ' ‘ et! i' ! ''i the axis But even an expert liar such dents of this world less entitled ' ' It1' ' 1' ' z:' i' as Pierre Laval will have a difficult time than any other group to free s ' speech it is those who want Geri::1a -' I ':ti'--: ' -- v" explaining these cries for aggression from to win war this is It many V el:4 4" -1 di a country that might become an ally ‘1 hard for anyone to generate eni:' e4' '' i'' o ' ' ''' ''' 'd ' '14 thusiasm for free speech in be1'' 't'' half of those who would destroy :4'' il ' k"'': '''''li "' '': '''''e l'' '' 4 : H i ( I :' It Personally I can't ti t"0-) f:i' Cyprus High School ' z: '' : 1'!i!::'"' ' : 1 s Unfortunate Situation ' i'' Will Honor U S Heroes :"''-- ::Unfortunately however the -"it liberal and radical groups do not etc- rn Ak4vANC--f- f 'Qj f$oINI IrPUILIC AND GAZVrt confine antifreedom their "'" For a number of years in fact long agitation to true fascists but are inbefore the war patriotism wave swept clined to let it run freely on Americans who want to win the over the country there has been one war but who do not share their school at least in Salt Lake county that domestic political beliefs has carried on an Americanism program These groups under leadership of their own press are trywill that man power at the close Government use- of this $45000- annually The Cyprus high school has Hails Good Prophecy ing to quell opposition to their of and war this idle stand a let 'lessons 000000 will irt no wise take stressed of consistently patriotism causes by free application of the favored few cause a depression? Editor Tribune: Some of our at its commencement exercises each year nourishment out of the supany accusation "fascist" They are This war is not only to keep the economists have prel of any persons and this year is to be no exception leaving their own hard-wo- n plies out We ruthless invaders have an dicted awful depression after ground for freedom of speech to some ruthless invaders within This spring the theme at the school Therefore vthy reduce the war A good wordk of cheer the sweep aside critics of their pocomes from Paul E Cadman of that will be kicked out More In Magna will be "The Spirit of America" bread and other needs of the litical aims — while strangely to Paul F Cadman New the York for economist power and students will pay tributes to the hepoor and unemployable persons? enough this principle of free H M Brandon American Bankers' association American workers will gladly roes who have played important roles in speech for all is one of the four Boneta Utah not he will Mr Cadman says freedoms this country is fightfor the duration to store work the history of this country From Bento subscribe the prevailing ing for the worst of up Tax the surplus purchasing power Offers Franklin depression theory and Suggestion jamin George Washington Now freedom of speech does of each worker in such way that in history after the war good down to Captain Colin Kelly and General not mean freedom of expression Editor Tribune: It seems the it can be used' when consumer news indeed Why should we ( for your own views It means answer to men who advocate Douglas MacArthur the men of Amera depression? Never in the goods can be again produced to have freedom for the other fellow '17 S old of ica's destiny will be honored during the supply the refunded demandmilthe folto a as is surrender sales tax good history In naziland anyone who sides There are always several has their been so much developlows: varied program this evening with the party in power enjoys lion unemployable persons who ment Never taken work The estiincome is national place freedom of speech Americans both old and young are The only even now get less than $9 per has there been so much of the mated at $106000000000 this freedom denied him is freedom week with which to command wellearning to love and honor their land as resources the for necessary year and producable consumer of criticism or objection Freeconsumer goods n d services It never before 'They are realizing again its of all uncovered fare at This $65000000000 goods astoday dom of expression is a minority will hinder greatly the American Never did we have the scientists leaves income of $45000000000 precious heritage and what a privilege it right war efforts and delay a prosperand factories ready to finish the to insure the American war efCan it be that the liberals and is to be a citizen of this country so blessed ous peace after the war if beriresources ' the for All of fort this necessary $45000000000 now radicals consider themselves taxes needy and unemAmerica with freedom and opportunity The youth of as efit all is If can be withheld gold today proportionally coming into the ascendancy in we persons asset an of more ployable have of the United States as represented by it each for this week emergency this country and are losing inDelbert W Jenkins to support all government activ- than all the other nations in the these students at the Cyprus high school terest in free speech for the Danville Cal world Our resource is in our ity and to create abundant deother fellow? are leading the way to a new appreciation man men Never have ferred power for all purchasing power Where such a tendency would of the American way of life and of Poses Qoestion been so mentally and physically natural persons who have inleave this country in the future comes above bare necessities equipped as today Now then thinking is not clear Free speech is not Editor Tribune: Is the world a theory It must be a condito savagery ? It has returning tion maintained day in and day not yet been proven that it ever out without breathing spells was entirely 'savage If I By we were retrograding thought Ham Park Appearance of German subs I would not say so for I'm at the mouth of the Mississippi neither a defeatist nor a fatalist By Charles B Driscoll e town and in the St Lawrence gulf is It is only a drilling wells (water) in South If you admit defeat you are Tuessicktown has and the viewed blew horse into Dakota being sleeping NEW YORK—Forrest Wilson known to apprehensively— A year ago I said whipped rtan ness was but at Martin is news The last time his friends as Bob died a few days after reSpasms good really day The Tribune that when through we Absence of much sinking news here he hung the largest fish ceiving the Pulitzer prize for his great biogthis war is over "Stalin Hitler In the Mall from doorknob He'd our Our on ever main had Atlantic coastal raphy "Crusader in Crinoline" a life of Har& Co will discover that they Dear Senator: As a recent arfront proves this interpretation riet Beecher Stowe caught it up in Jackson lake have given the suzerainty of rival from that horrid state While he says he drills for water Navy army and coast guard paIt seemed to those who knew him well Europe and its 'colónies to the California oil seem trols to dedicate hits he he a the I I've hunch have may chased the that Bob had been fighting off death dehopes States and Britain inUnited to most nazis from the most important following jingle your terminedly living for the achievement of I was quoted as sayheard he definitely" Kelly says George to lesser fronts charming state? his objective the prize ing sovereignty the crack about the dumb filling Sovereignty He had been terribly ill of an internal Congressmen who have inmeans supreme rule Suzerainty To Utah Dave attendant station 'that found have the navy feelcancer for a year For some weeks he had quired means philanthropic" oversight Listen my children while I reCoursey told me over the radio ing better now than formerly known that the end was near But despite Several times my name has Well it still was a good gag late about the sub menace pain that might cause almost any sufferer been signed to language that before if even heard it of A tale Utah you'd the "scenic" to give up he di§played a will to live that Frees Gets Blame I did not use Sometimes when state— Pincus questioned my kept him alive a linotyper is hitting the butCharley Where lakes and are Mr Roosevelt mountains cast some blame It was not merely the honor that Bob tons he uses his head instead of comment about "The Invaders" snow in the confor draped Upon press popular ill timed so to speak I longed for He hoped that the prize might his being eyes The result is he makes valAnd fusion blasts over freeze the wintry gas rationing in a stimulate the sale of his book and that his still maintain that the picture a ridiculous mIstake for the letter which he sent to an inley below widow might enjoy some income from it was filmed while we still were man doesn't live who knows quirer in Vermont He thought As inheritance taxes are being intert& be neutral and the what rents are Where I am going to say next I supposed and high prices the newspaper men around OPA preted these days it is extremely difficult nazi submarine crew isolated too don't got and together subfor the widow of an author to realize anyguessed that on Canadian soil after their Poor tourists what they do to It may be the linotyper is not rationing would hold the averwas sunk by a bomber thing from royalties But I hope that Mrs marine at fault but it is customary to you! 21:4 to 5 gallons age motorist to Wilson may have some income from the were headed for the United Where they rent one a room that abuse some poor devil in place a week at the outset and book that cost her husband so much labor that Now of States and safety Is so small of the higher-up- s And I know this started subsequent disputes When last I talked with Bob Wilson he course the fact that a submarine can he take it for on he's a Yan- the furniture the They paint The president must not have had plans afoot for another biography He in the St Lawsunk has kee ships wall! been fully informed Newsmen was engaged in the earlier stages of rerence river is being used as pubI had no idea until I began at 0 P A say the 2!1 to 5 galsearch onzit one for Ripley's "Believe Here's But you can't make me licity for newspapers that so writing lons estimate came from an ofWilson- was a conscientious worker He think the producers ever had It or Not" few persons can recognize a bit ficial in Mr Leigh Plummer's did not hire college girls to do the laborious Howmind in When It's 20 below they call it such a possibility of real humor We pay a stiff publicity section of 0 P A They research for him ever any picture that has three "hot" price to hear slapstick comedy do not to want name the official "That" he told me "is the mistake most Hear the chamber of commerce but features none stars great when we read the witticisms but because he gave them the inas they lustily sing of them because thepicturditsbiographers make After he gets a reputaof a localite we call him a sap formation off the record A build-up tion a man is apt to think himself too imelf is so great needs no "Eight feet of snow at last 'tis not realizing that sap is life mimeographed state merit had portant to go into the libraries and dig spring!" Britain has not succeeded in been issued Ham at the time (about Howard Means Jr's for himself a month ago) promising rationuniting the Various peoples of But a toast to Utah it gives friend just dropped in and said "But the college girl researcher passes India Could Japan do so? ing but mentioning no figure there were a couple of sport you a thrill up the most valuable things In order to Andrew A Van Brunt this Although When offiunnamed shirts of Ham's that he thought show results to her employer she sticks to they ski in the streets to cial's private advance guess was test their skill he could use I'd had my eyes the obvious sources A real nice place your family to on those same shirts but my repudiated publicly by both Leon "I take chances with my time I have Henderson and Coo r dina tor read stacks of correspondence between peofigure is such that I don't supbring Ickes once at he I could get into them I in Dressed not to furs and mittens who to pose appears be chanced friends of the ple only have been so far wrong in the wish I could wear my OF COURSE ITS SPRING! certainly person I was researching Those old letters To date good humor month end Never in my life son's shoes are not easy to read The style of penmanwhich opened on the first in L'envol two The more than owned asAmerican I have Automobile ship is obsolete and the letters often are has been so still Hitler Germany once sociation in an There Chickens and cows squirrel and "pairs of shoes at official statefaded But if you keep plugging away you could hear another you general ment has blamed the confusion must be at least six pairs belongdeer are apt to turn up some amazing new madrop on "a to welter I tried limb of Frozen the young stiff it's spring out here! terial ing conflicting statements from government officials You can have Utah the land of on one swanky tan and white "I don't hesitate to say that I can do a It is pointed out that Germany as to the actual shortage condibut I had to step twice to the freeze life of Jefferson Washington or even Teddy is repeating each of its pair today tions pertaining to rubber and move them I certainly don't get But give me Hawaii and a tropiRoosevelt with a lot of original material errors under Wilhelm It fatal cal breeze in it All it takes is work" gasoline" any of the breaks can only feel that practice makes The press as a whole served —George L Clarke perfect out to I may take a run Released by Mc Naught Syndicate Ely only as the agent for publishing Salt Lake City Pro Tem see and to I'd like Nev the conflicting statements not Percy In the Tennessee back country Walt Hull Bill Goodman Judd as the originator of them (Dear George: Just you wait a skunk was found with its nose ' Chamberlain Louis Zadow Dr The star gazers report a celestial object until late August and you'll be wedged in a fruit jar It was Distributed by King Features fed up with tropical breezes and which came within a million miles of this Ralph Bowdle Tony Lathrop time some say the species Francis Lewis Oscar Siegal awl start hitting for our canyons Syndicate Inc planet then rapidly and intelligently backed got on to itself We can't have everything you the rest of the gang I'm not awn know But when did California Salamis Actium the Nile supposed to be nut but Martin With An 0 I' Ikt ban on metal Sather has to go nut there and landlords develop halos?) Trafalgar Mobile Manila hay We are reminded that a very-tastrum wastebaskets the pressure inwants mP to accompany him Santiago Macassar strait the on ihn Cuff Department Not creases for some sort of propaIf I feel up to it Coral musical na miss rnay be made- nt maple syrup Fancy taking go But if 1(mi-teI can't make it it'll not be beon load of pancakes and going home to Salt thn stout seadogs find" for their Martin gsnda chute direct to the incincause I don't want to battles Lake insurance underwriter now erator beat the wife tom themselves to the new conditions In addition to the Russian war which looms over eastern Europe like a vast thunder cloud there is a growing unrest In all the smaller countries under the German heel This spirit of revolt flares into actual violence at increasingly frequent intervals The raids on Germany areas by commandos and and nazi-hel- d the RA F and a growing clamor for an immediate offensive by the British people are doing little to aid Hitler's peace of Ills S - ' New Dealers li 10- ht Cut m 1N onwar Costs Asserts Kent - - i1 - - v 7 IR'r 1912 May 21 hat e - ter - - - 1 - tl ' ' Basic-amon- I ' - Christopher Billopp 'Says In these grave times it is highly impormation of value that no military should be allowed to reach the enemy when you run into Jim Smith's boy who after an absence of several months is back at home and in uniform it is inadvisable to ask him: Where he has been how long he Will be here or where he is going What branch of the service he Is in what is the meaning of the various insignia on his blouse or how he gott that wonderful coat of tan What sort of gun if any he has learned to shoot how fast and how far it will shoot or if it shogts horizontally or perpendicularly The nature of the floraand fauna the mean temperalay of the larvi the annual ture and the inches of rainfall and the gen- eral appearance of the inhabitants where' he has been Whether in the course of his tour of duty he has run into Eskimos polar bears whales penguins dolphins coconuts parrakeets sharks crocodiles or only 'possums and coons Whether he gets enough sleep whether he is ever awakened suddenly out of his sleep and if so for what cause: whether his food contains fresh fruit' milk and vegetables or consists mostly of things that came out of cans No telling what chancivemark where Jim Smith's boy has been how he's going-long he will be here or Where or whether the whereabouts of Jim smiths boy is just what the enemy has been doing its best to find out and the discovery of which may alter the course of the war And so to play safe it IIs better to:sup-- and merely press the urge to ask questions grasp him by the hand RTICI exclaim "My my my but its swell to see you againr Thet-efor- may-revea- - - l t 1 1 1 1 |
