Show sk i i ' I I I I : 1 CLEVELAND willl not be Dec 29 CD—Returning soldiers and sailors the old claptrap concerning 'rugged indi- - "y vidualism"American opportunity' or 'American equality' " but "wi:1 demand jobs here and now" the Right Rey John A Ryan declared Tuesday in an attack on "the authentic Bourbons of our I ' r 1 4 bonds of comradeship forged in this war will be a "lasting support in the labors of peace" The British prime minister was replying to greetings the president recently extended on behalf of congress and the American people to the armed forces of Great Britain l'he text of his message: "I have received the stirring message sent by you Mr President at this season from con- gress and on behalf of the people of the United States and have ar- ranged for its transmission to the armed forces of Great Britain on land and sea and in the air in all parts of the empire or in ene- my territory " I know it would be their wish that I should cordially reciprocate these greetings During the past year we have welcomed the ever growfng forces from America in our ports and camps and on our airfields In all theaters of opera- - ' 1 ' 1 : li r) 1 1 i i flour The Celanese presents excerpts front Jerome Kern's "SHOW BOAT" til I i Joon Tesnyson sofirano Jan Poerce :rotor tot:Hrt INItitd barotolle Goorg Sloostion cosoductor TONIGHT - - rd I : I - KS- L-8 1 i j e i - ' Pi llantst C orSPporation IC a r 0 P n 0 tofv It 1 : 1 1 California Molodiat 5:30 p m True Story Theater of the Air 6:30 p m Cresta Bianca Carnival 7:15 p m Lc America 0 N 1 1 ' tion men of America and men of Britain- - have fought tide by side under each other's command as circumstances required "Bonds of respect comprehen- sion and comradeship have been forged which will- I pray far out- live this war and be ft lasting sup- port in the labors of peace when after we have won victory we strive to build together a better and a happier world" I ! ' - :3 0DJAIS5rATI 0 Cafe Staff Strike Delays WL13Lunch '1 : 0" A FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT f ' 4 Ae 49 i i of WASHINGTON Dec 29 President Wallace's prothe' war to direct a planned global posal for 4 world council after economy was viewed in some congressional quarters Tuesday as possibly a "trial balloon" for President Roosevelt's address to congress on January 7 Wallace who was known to what has been experienced in the have consulted with the president past in Europe and North Ameriwhile preparing his speech said in ca? Is it soggy sentimentality to a broadcast commemorating the hold out hope to those millions in Europe and Asia fighting for the birthday of Woodrow Wilson Mon- cause of human freedom our freeday night that the new freedom for which Wilson fought was "the dom ? Is it the dispensing of milk forerunner of the Roosevelt new and honey to picture to their minds deal of 1933 and of the world- the possible blessings of a higher wide new democracy which is the standard of living when the war goal of the united nations in this is over and their own productivity has increased?" present struggle" The world today as measured "The task of our generation— the generation which President by travel time Wallace said is Roosevelt once said has a 'rendez- actually smaller than was the vous with destiny'—" he sqld "Is United States of 1787 and it is so to organize human affairs that in that kind of world that the no Adolf Hitler no power-hungr- y united nations soon must decide war mongers whatever their na- upon the guiding principles of the new democracy they tionality can ever again plunge world-wid- e the whole world into war and hope to build bloodshed" Must Stop Bureaucracy LONDON Dec 29 (T1—Vice Wallace ' s proposal for a President Senator Wheeler (DI Montana world peace and welfare council promptAly commented that the peo- after the g'ar drew generally faa ple of this country must put efrom the British comment vorable stop to "bureaucracy and regimen- press although the Latation" or face the prospect of los- borite TuesdayHerald professed to Daily ing their democracy of "the viewpoint see calculating Some senators declared postwar in his address Monbusiness" big be should makers program chary about drafting a detailed blueprint day night in Washington a view "is the" Declaring that such for'-oufor peace until they know what likkind of governments and men they too much in evidence will have to deal with at the con- ing" the paper said that Wallace "stresses the fact that 'export ference tables Wallace said that ''obviously the markets' will be opened by improvunited nations roust first have ma- ing the living standards of backchinery which can disarm and ward races" keep disarmed those parts of the Scent Political Strain world which would break the "It may well be" the Daily peace" Wallace He added that "we must make Herald added "that Mr was merely absolutely sure that the guilty in these comments leaders are punished that the de- acting up to his reputation as bea politician Whether that feated nation 'realizes its defeat shrewd so or not the Daily Herald does and is not permitted to rearm" The vice president answered not agree that the security of new critics who said he favored "hav- markets for exploitationin should be a prime consideration planning ing American farmers give away a quart of milk a day to every in- the postwar settlement Nothing habitant of the world" and who could be more fatal to the peace referred to his suggestions as than to encourage dividend-seeker- s to believe they will find it "Utopian" "soggy sentimentality" and the "dispensing of milk and highly lucrative- to support planning of world prosperity"honey" Less critical was the Daily of Development Industry Sketch which declared: "There is no suggestion of isoHe asked was it "Utopian to foresee that South America Asia lationism in Mr Wallace's confesand Africa will in the future ex- sion of faith There is no thought I r -- WASHINGTON Dec 29 UM— The war labor board and its staff nearly went lunchless Tuesday t when cafeteria employes decided i on a starvation strategy to get action on a pending wage raise The welfare and recreation association which operates government cafeterias here reported that kitchen and dining room employes in the labor department building folded their arms at the height of the luncheon rush A hurried call to union headquarters brought a business agent on the run and the association officers said he persuaded the workers to resume work after a perience a development of indus- of chauvinistic try and agriculture comparable to icies" !stoppage 'EAXISAIMAKEY 00z -- CID- Prime Minister Churchill in a Imessare - to President Roosevelt expressed hope Tuesday that the 'ndi- vid-ialis- 35-min- - - high tariff pol- BRINGS YOU i 5 BIG RADIO SIIOWS Wilnot EACH WEEK i 7 IVElls SL - - : 4 " ' 75 ? 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rW®y 11 er 11 WED 1-- KSL-1- 160 Network --Bl- LI LI William Hillman News "i'News of the World 1 Farm 14rewepapqr of Western Agriculture Texas Jim Robertson the Air News World News Breakfast Club Don McNeill M C Top o the Morning" I 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:46 cc4711PA RP 14L13 A M 'A 9:30 to 10 p m KM Players under the direction of Louise Hill Howe I iq KLITA-- 570 1 ' Civil Control - La LI LLI LI l00 Wednesday December 30 19 12—Montain War Time I !: Decetplier ao (Continued from One) mins and minerals This part of VVickard said he hoped the order may increase costs for of thesecould also some bakers—many bakers al- Jthough arrangements for slicing bread ready enrich their white bread— but Wickard explained that "as a part of our wartime food program the maintenance and stren- g thening of nutrition stan- dards are imperative in the in- i terest of national health and well being" In addition Wickard said he was considering the possibility of ordering bakers to increase the percentagej of milk solids in Different and attractive their bread 4 designed by Salt Lake's The secretary of agriculture issued The order in his new camost popular florist pacity as food administrator He Order Early and 11cdye said the order was framedtafter consultation with the baking inCarnallmantary toutennlero dustry which supplied numerous suggestions The ban on slicing bread will not apply during the next 60 days however on loaves weigh2 Vont to Servo Too ing two pounds or more each GREENHOUSE Provision also is expected for lOth West and 5th South the sale of sliced bread UPTOWN STORE 214 East 2nd South hotels war plants and other large institutions al Knox Reports Plan For Measure President Will Echo Words Jan 7 Iowan :Answers Critics of Postwar Plea 20 Dec WASHINGTON I ' 1 e gukt Ztibunt (JP)---V- ice Warning in his prepared address Ryan director of the that labor "may lose all the id- National'f Catholic Welfare con- acvantages thatit has obtained since social f erence's department-o- f if it can be brought tlen- told the American Catholic June 1933 he could speak about by the dominant economic Socio:ogical society "abo-u-t two future conf:dently groups and their associates and ecntingencies": of "Fir st the millions returning satellites" Msgr Ryan a resident scldiers and sailors will not be lof Washington D C continued: satisfied or fooled by the old clap-- 1"That such is their deliberate i !desire and design is clearly indi- trap concerning 'American opportunity' cated by certain significant events: With cr 'American equality' declarations of the National their knowledge of the almost un- - 1The of Manufacturers the Association limited productive capacity of our attitudes and utterances of the industries as shown during the majority of the metropolitan news- war they will demand the oppor- - papers the pronouncements and to earn by honest labor a of the most performances decent amount of that enormous of the farm organizations powerful and the pttential product and theyof will attitude of the ma- reactionary the demand that their share of the elected con- be made actual jority These recently product ersons pctential and institu- p -They will not be lulled to sleep are tions Bourbons the authentic by commonplaces about the li m- - of our time have learned They d itations and and forgotten nothing" tribtton nor by promises of 'pros- - nothing perity just around the corner' They will demand jobs here and !Actor's Son Too Tall rcw I do not believe that an LOS ANGELES Dec 29 (2Pi-- ezcricrny 41orninated by the philos- - Movie Actor Victor McLaglen's cphy of 'free enterprise' will be son AndfiYt- - Victor McLaglen 22 sh:e to meet that demand" was rejected for army service Not however for any Tuesday shortcoming physical just GREAT MOMENTS the reverse He stoodin fact 6 feet 7 inches tall—one inch over the army I MUSIC limit 4 Semis Greetings To Roosevelt Visions Peace - tie" Msgr 1 i1t Britain's Chief leaders Believe Roosevelt Formula Eases 11 S Hikes Flour Price Lid Sees Lasting Hawaii s IhAluenced Wallace Talk Cost Rise Bread 1ButAverts Ties With'U S Rule Military rage Some Congressional Quarters Claim Old Claptrap Won't Fool War Vets Cleric Warns ) :' Tibt Trednesday Morning i |