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What a Trip This Turned Out to Be THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY EVENING JULY 17 1944 R Merry-Go-Roun- at u d By Major a By Drew Pearson to ASt at postotnct at ogee 8 a mm a a Un uwtoa IT MS titles U War Moves Analyzed Ml Ul W estensi IMntiV eSOlUSJtrel to a or CHICAGO— Probably lobby-investigati- American Bar Write World Peace Plan ' Ipfow that allied victory as- is no dele- gate attending this quadrennial take meeting of Democrats will o time to read them but if they senate hearings of Hugo Black s senate mi bearings of Hugo Clack's committee ng their eyes might bulge a bit regarding the origin of the current revolt against Roosevelt These senate hearings show pretty clearly that the recent con vention led by Jesse Jones nepnew had its origin not in Austin in 1944 but in the offices of Pierre du Pont John Raskob Alfred P Sloan Joe Pew and Will Clayton in 1936 Actually the southern revolt began with the famous "grass roots" convention in Macon G in 1936 called by the "Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution'' and supposed to represent businessmen and farmers of the south Secretly however it was financed by millionaire Republicans in New York and Wilmington DpI nine a few wealthy lumbermen and cotton brokers in Texas Lamar Fleming head of the giant Texas cotton firm of Ander-so- n Clayton & Co was one 1986 contributor So also was his son In 1944 Fleming was on the steering committee of the Texas convention which rebelled against Roosevelt Another contributor to the Macon grass roots convention was Will Clayton himself (He also gave $7500 to the Liberty League organized by the du Texas-Souther- n Hll - Tax Plans Require Wisdom of 910-00- Fair Enough Solomons Six prin-Ctpl- er Jew-baitin- Htw Negro-baitin- rabble-rousin- -- ir-7r- V anti-Americ- ' Pont-Gener- al 3aet o2 or Pont-Gener- al fair-mind- ed ' M -PJ Xt--S- -a- ' Ba-ru- J TT 1 00 ijIJ 1 1 purge-of-Huey-Longi- al-rea- dy t low-prof- anti-Semit- ic ls over-pnv- irn4 p terrible disruption hand-picke- so-call- ed ar high-soundi- ng her-pee- iy Sjf?8 carpet-baggin- er Mc-Cormi- ck - pre-conven-t- ion elt 2f Pen Points Byrd-for-Preside- nt ai-rea- dv w m! at one-tim- ne th bv th mis sive Russian penetration of its cen ter wnicn tne uermans have been unable to check but which has cost them more than 100000 prisoners and certainly close to twice that number of casualties in killed and wounded The returns are not all in on this operation yet but there has been no sign of any German counter-effo- rt Again we see that the Germans have no central reserve Yet we must continue to ask ourselves: "What is the German high command going to do now?" The Germans must do If tboy continue to allowsomething the war on every front to go by default the end is certain and will be accelerated by the deterioration of military and civilian morale which is inevitable under a policy of mere passive defense Moreover the very inner of German military doctrine spirit calls for decisive action in all circumstances The Germans have not yet In this war been willing permanently to abandon the initiative on any front Therefore we may anticipate that they will try to regain the initiative now at least on nn Of the several fronts with which tney must simultaneously deal If they do not their chances of doing so at all anywhere will rapidly diminish and presently vanish altogether They may try to regain the initiative against Russia but the weight of numbers seems so crush inaly against them as to that idea almost out of the ques- o regain tne initiative in hw Italy miSht be nnsaihlo hut it would be of little decisive In France however where hprfit the allied ground forces are as yet limited in numbers and cramped for room the regaining of the initiative by the Germans seems in ar ht anti-aircra- ft long-expect- ed croas-cnann- ei j titP att may do so Should the predatory nations feel that we have not only the equipment required for our defense but the trained and willi manpower to put it into actio then our days of war will be over National military training Is a part of the picture— Warren K Ather-tq- n national commander American Legion f PROMPTLY KCUCVES TORTURE OF ITCHY SKIN RASH M a Ztmo — a Doctor liquid formula — promptly relieves Itch Of simple skin rash Aids healinr All JLEmtri drugstores In 3 sizes TCttMfEk If Every Contagion Challenges self-sacrifici- Doctors ng Their discoveries have made the world safer for mankind Let us aid your doeror by correctly filling his prescription -- e Exclusive Pharmac " "T-IMC SaT WASHINGTON AVE i- 0w& tAf ear HI i SmXCl I I Somebody wanti your old electric appliances Sell or trade them through the convenient "Trading Post"— aowl ft may be tarnished or bent or out of whack in one way or another but someone would be mighty glad to have it after it has been fixed up You can sell it or trade it for something "you want through the "Trading Post" — and it will make two families happy: your own family and the family who buys it New appliances are almost so bring your impossible to get old ones out and let them get on the job for someone Use the convenient coupon today! ETIQUET Tlmes-Plcayu- of oilman eastern front German risks Western Front Vital Lieutenant General Kurt Ditt-mthe military commentator of the Nasi radio said in a broadcast on Tuesday that the western front is now the most decisive of all On Wednesday the London Daily Mail printed a report from French underground sources to the effect that the supreme staff of the Wehr-macheaded bv Field Marshal Keitel has been transferred to France There have been repeated rumors that Hitler himself has taken command in the west that the appointment of Field Marshal von Kluge to that post la a mere blind The military expert of the London Daily Herald Major W Shepherd saya that if the Keitel report la true It may indicate that the Germans have decided to try for a decisive success in the west This is entirely possible It would mean the concentration in France of considerable numbers of German troops—obtained partly by withdrawing troops from other areas probably Norway Denmark and the oaixans among otners — and partly by further weakening the defense of other parts of France by ordering the defensive divisions to Normandy Be or Die Air Effort It would certainly mean throwing in what is left of the luftwaffe to do or die for such a concentration of German ground forces could not proceed without air support in far greater measure than has been available so far To use the luftwaffe in this fashion would virtually strip all western Germany of air defense except by means of artillery— but that is wWclj the Germans may ?urk think justified It would mean the intensified application of the most ruthless measures the French civil population against in order to reduce the peril of underground attacks on railways and other es- - sential installations And it might an- well mean the erne attack on allied communications bv every surface warship and submarine left in che German navy without regaro tor losses Even SO even if all this were done the Germans would not have a very bright chance of decistH success The chances would be they would emerge from the battle completely deprived of all air sea power and with so savamjl loss of mobile troops armor and motor transport as to leave the German array unable to defend if anything west of the Rhine But to they did win if they did manage roll our invading force back Into the sea or so hurt it that it became 'temporarily paralysed then they might be able to rush back to the east nd do something to stabilize the situation there What Germem strategy bereft of a central resenF cannot stand any longer If way on two decisive fronts at once Hence the German high commend may now think any riak justified wnleh offers a chance even a verv small chance Indeed of securing a favorable decision on one of these fronts There is no certainty that the German leaders will reason in this fashion but we should not overlook the possibility that they ! Hi anti-Roosev- an bing Peter to pay Paul" Disruption of Eastern Front Finally we must take note of the theory to be more feasible— if the Germans are willing to take great desperate risks But perhaps ayen this is the moment for desperate one-tent- I cre-:entia- For some time now this column has been pointing out the accumulating signs which indicate that the Germans possess no central strategic reserve which means that they can reinforce any threatened area only by robbing some other front This strategy becomes bankrupt as soon as all fronts are threatened We now have further signs that the central reserve is First waa the scraping up of three divisions to reinforce Italy— one from Belgium one from Denmark and one from the Balkans Then we find two German armored divisions in Normandy which quite recently had been in Russia As General Sir Douglas Brownrigg points out in a BBC broadcast Hitler would hardly have sent armored troops all the way from Russia to Normandy just when he must have known a Russian attack was imminent if he had possessed a central reserve He ia as the general observes "rob- ch - 91-0- Eliot non-existe- nt sured the urgent question is bow shall be assure the peace? Unless am answer is found and quickly World War III will almost certainly destroy civilization if not mankind "The International Law of the future" a book recently published for free distribution by the American Bar association la a notable contribution to the thought on this burning problem in the American bar's best tradition of legal statesmanship A result of collaboration by 200 r experts on international law this work begins by recognizing the basic fact that "the states of the It t world constitute a community" fun-l the to outline then proceeds damental requisites for world peace and order in terms of the ''legal several states of the duty" of states and it ends of community with concrete proposals for a world organization of states The idea that the sovereignty of the world's nations is limited by a Ponts) duty" to anything or anyone After all these Texas outside the geographical bounda- tions were in the bag contribu— -ries of the several states is a re- there still was not enoughhowever money versal of usual thinking on the to stage the grass roots convensubject And yet it is not new for tion on an impresive scale So Post-W- ar that concept is in the bedrock of Vance Muse of Houston sparkour own federal constitution by plug of the Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution went which each of our 48 states na- to Wilmington and collected By West brook Pegler to 0 the duties legal NEW YORK Tlw 17T from Pierre Pont the du and tion and to the people of all tax bill in advance is more diffi- - have no better use for the By Peter Edson e John Raskob states The application of the next few With this and various other Standard-Examincuu thany any task that fellow minutes let me bend your ear with on a world scale is a logical amounts received from General "aMlmlon correspondent an explanation of another sly and Hercules ever had to narfnrm step directors they staged a A fundamental conflict on where unaernanaed tnck of that govern- Indeed many thoughtful persons Motors TmDondarhliR h g g at post-wa- r 1 ms rally tax 7 country wmch fancis will feel that the bar's effort still Macon if should relief begin tax measures can be framed oTfii fore g featuring the attorney 7 has a of statement of the hhi falls short L K Smith frl! ?P Gerald speeches include by pa?ty nacalled "a what the tied a of up political "timating and basic requisite concepts and Governor Gene Talmadge of and congressional tax re- - tional inrom with the labor movement" The do- m w ' world organization which can keep Georgia together with pictures search experts now working on ernment party is of course Mr in b ?how litical the peace They will feel it falls placed on the chair of every deleRoosevelt's new deal which runs this f?£JtU problem prior to formal conshort because it fails to recognise gate showing Mrs Roosevelt enthe government and the "labor that the individual citizens of the tering Howard a Ne sideration by the full congressional tiredi whether there will be lnfU movement" is a piece of demagogic several nations owe a legal duty gro college withuniversity two Negro pro- juiiit vuuumviee on taxation because Biodle or tion deflation political what dishonesty levels price directly to the world community of fessors The point has to do with deter- — is gov- that knows u- movement this mM The Macon grass roots gathering states to obey the international law mj Ierned A dictatorial of what a tax kind by hwt entirely pro- Pe°Pi Jin dO With of that community If the obliga- - also promoted Jesse Jones for mining aroUDS and individuals including will post-wa- r best gram stimulate how tions of law rest only upon nations president will many there unemployed t of the most revolting under business On the one side it is be what will people want to buy some the law can be enforced only upon Senate Investigation rascals unhung and world nations Human nature is such that Vance Muse who collected the argued that the primary requisite how the Wul wnt to invest their communists and that in Deciding those 1V tbere arc always some who will du Motors money in is to stimulate venture capital and "?n2:ur Profit 11 ia an anu-iaoihm wisdom ""evyunder obey law only when forced to 1930 continued to be active and encourage people to invest savings movement our pre8ent laws obedience If force is used against turned up at the Texas conven- in new enterprises which will Never j e£ ess the exnerti are f t h Am an entire nation that is war — the tion in 1944 as one of the back- make the major contribution to same tragic institution we seek to stage operators against Roosevelt maintaining full employment on trying They wUl probably have a "labor" are not members of the abolish Questioned by the senate com- the other side it is argued that progress report for congress when unions in the common meaning of in 1936 Muse made it clear there is no use stimulating pro- it reconvenes in August There the word but captives driven into mittee On the other hand if internathat the du Motors duction unless consumers are left may oe a corporation tax simplifi the fold by the government of indi tional law is enforced against with enough spare change to buv cation bill before election possibly which he is a member and that mil rabble-rousinwent crowd in g for the men vidual persona at things with produced i and therefore the another transition tax bill after Mgcon their 1 lions of them have been robbed of eyes can and will deal with a violator is xiere upen wlHL ? pf°-s'Sin1 f?r hundreds of millions of dollars by part of the testiwithin his own state through regu mony: p !? before the offense HP world courts Senator Black: "Did you go to the sales and excise taxes which 1945 and 1948 Whether a postwar InS can become an "international inci see Mr Raskob tax bill can be written in advance wal8° hav?Pr®yed "Jonnd col! curb spending and to talk him wun empioyera dent" We have an example of this and Mr du Pont Tax lobbyists and pressure' is still impossible to say to personally?" cheat the workers and the govan a finds federal time be on will Mr jury — Muse: these Ten Proposals and "Yes sir I told them groups Ipaaj working ernment if Mr And Roosevelt as meas ror an tney re worm auring Hold Yoar Hat! interstate gangster "guilty what I wanted the money for" himself know doesn't all this too Senator charged" Schwellenbach: "After more same and of the then he isn't the Among" nronnsals specific frr r reof post-wacourt The in could tax the meeting you received $500 have If a world question h I man he are the that his and tnese: reiorm was form first an at ear from career the Hitler's du did posed by Pont Henry terrupted you not?" beto Bu him h represent I as a off or Mr Muse: "Yes sir" P1" Taper report step necessary in repal the excess ly date to try him and sentence him 7 knows tax busireconversion and Sen Schwellenbach: "And profits stimulating to 20 years in prison tor worm aft In reaction to the fumes arising on Feb 25 from Alfred P ness recovery The committee for 2 End double taxation of cor- ditto© we might have escaped the economic development has also porate prof its by eliminating irom tne Dela resent war At any rate the Sloan Of General Motors? That either taken the poaition that business the tax on the profit or the tax ware aqueduct job and many other the meeting?" problem demands consideration after could not plan for the future un- on the dividends from Muse "Yes sir" jobs of the war con profits paid government nnf n muivmuai income San Schwellenbach: "So it was less It knew what the government's wv struction on which Americans were 3 Reduce or eliminate all charged big fees for the right to apparent that the du Ponts if thev tax program was to be excise work did not know of the distribution It's a Very Tough Job congress last winter decided taxes as a nn braka hnv that henceforth serving Of that literature (picturing Mrs After All Delegates the unions al post-war But trying to write a ing except on tobaeeo and alco- Roosevelt with two Negroes) did from tax though exempt remaining noi not disapprove of it because they Do the Nominating 4 Grant tax exemption or pro- on their graft and their statutory contributed another $1500" Governor Sam Jones When vide tax incentives to income rental properties seSeveral hundred delegates are on capital go- curities from Note— As a result of contribu- Sam Jones was elected on a the and like must at least into new business new home ing their way to the Dtmoeraue na tion to the Committee to Uphold ticket he abol- construction make what call "informa they and similar ventures tional tlonal convention in Chicago or the Constitution the du Ponts ished Hueys system of having for limited tax returns The income periods have arrived for the biff General Motors and Will Clayton delegates to national conventions idea to was 5 to the Give tax frankly present to rewards business She-ouEach was selected after eon found they were contributing in picked by a few bosses their pock- operating on of the it the union puoiic enormity r ets margin stuffed with proxies But just etderable fuss and feathers in thei gactly and without their knowl6 Rely more on individual less income and warn the people inbefore Jones went out of office he on edge to two ©wn states and provided with organizacluding "labor" of the menacing corporation Income taxes and authority to vote for tions now under indictment for se- resorted to Kingfish tactics in the 7 Limit any individual's or nnanciai power of these any leged and on trial for stirring up battle against FDR Using the corporation s tax a candidate for president a candi- dition to organizations and their 23 liability per armed revolt aeainst th d cent of proxy system he selected date for vice president and for the States annual (Oontlflited on Following ease) income to Some the of the money of the 8 Reduce estate taxes so as to delegates Chicago adoption of a platform Those dele- Committee to Uphold Consti- convention and electors who sec- encourage people to make gates Jbave the quaint idea that they tution Was D85se on the and Da in retly have boasted that they are save money as a further incentive supposed to do the selecting and Henry Edmundson both pledged to vote against Roosevelt to business Comptometry Typing for investment reading of the newspapers now on trial lor sedition Hmusttheir in the electoral college Jones 9 Reduce taxes on reserves Young Students amaze them considerably For set called the meeting just before he aside for reconversion From Within Boring lead-Hp a It seems that few went out of office fearComptometry and typewriting 10 Allow The story of how bier husino himself to avera good combination for make corporations successor and not the convention dele- camouflaged his Gov that Jiming age their taxes over five-yeits attack part-tim- e pecourses for girls Even in be Davis my FDR's gates ere trying to determine who might velt through committees with pa- corner °ff tnd very young girls can learn them foeeeY shall be chosen and who shall not triotic is too Chicago Tribune Invades South It is mighty nicg to When all is said and dona the long to be told here names In Spite Of this Wid variohr f readily But know them during delegates probably will do what 1935-3- 6 Before the Civil war chief edi the du Pont there is no raat free- alone in these lpo'fls' Special classes Ipaey ere authorized to do after With ltS associates family torial goader of Abe Lincoln to -- v! rnntrthntoH i atuun in making tax ad courses will begin Thursday to others have made their statements Justments $356667 such organizations as fight the south was the Chicago and things are going July 20 and continue through r Tribune Lnv " la"ieA°" their speeches and given their in- the American TaxDavprs' in trying to August 30 The session will be needs g vTti Minute Men Crusadpm terview! The party as 01 biness long crusade for from 9:00 to 11:00 each forenoon VJ nanVinn One way to obtain harmony Economy League Sentinels of the and Negro voting Now Tribune conversion providMonday through Friday Enroll Publisher Colonel Bertie McCor-mic- k ing the government with operating the regularly elected dele- rSXSn0 V £8fmTr' §rto lotselect dependent your boy or girl for junior carpet-bagga become has the candidates rather and variLeague gates and helpful these enjoyable conin his own right invading Louicourses Entire six weeks tuition ftps force selections upon the to siana FDR crusade Pennsylvania's GOP boss Joe against vention only $1500 When Picayune Publisher L K few of the Sun Oil company the vice also Kg could happen thatsmoked a Nicholson dinner contributed for gave up of gS7260 to Ogden Business College jftpgeidential situation is in New Orleans the these organizations duringmany beissue an as the merits its beyond same period and it is significant colonel said"All Republicans cause it is about the only news- that two will stand" Out of please vigorous leaders present of the worthy issue of the guests five stood Continued fifty revolt at Texas the situation f°nvenVonDin i?44 are paid min-T?- Col McCormick: "Now all those ?f Republican Joe Pew— who hate Roosevelt will please eWe Every man in the room i?in £'Mor'Rn' lobbyist for stand" Stood Theodore Brent of the except of °eore Heyer Crude OO anl a Sun subsidiary Mississippi Shipping company The camouflaged big - business The Farley Network that The situation: You notice drive "Thank against Roosevelt got scared Jim Farley carefully when a grownup says son his wther ha school Ef6? age underground by the network all over the spread to your south you" Investigation of 1936 but Mississippi Billv Winn nf EWtriIn answers eay" or that his the IL n?vef deserted the theory that Bond and Share is one main Wrong way: Decide best wav to Hir vrnt i2 w zor a wmo Is all rigni Secret Mississippi meetings boring from within through the spring W P Kretschner of also featured Ritfht wav: Teach mm to say Democratic party the Commercial National Bank in "°much this bad to do with Greenville Judge Frank E Everwelcome" ("OKay" a"d Wou're eahM sound rude especially no Jim Coca Cola salary offered ett and Sneaker Waltar Rill Farley is his secret How- - In Arkansas Public Utility Mogul when spoken by a youngster to an u remains a fact that A B "Worn" Mnooc 1W 4k vi wmwn o£ the Coca Cola In Kansas it was not a Coca CjfimJl-hMCola d with in man but a Crown Cola operator both New Orelans and offices Chicago Harry Woodring who worked with Wi?nu of th? most ralid Roose-VO- lt Farley Both are former members haters in the country and ©f the Roosevelt cabinet and The girl with the nicest figure is Louisiana chairman of the has never got over the Woodring war Donas in has it committee these days fact that FDR kicked him out as Mushrooms will decorate fall New Orleans Plot secretary of war in favor of Hat In some cases that will be L Slim son Two Henry Colonel frequent of meeting places mushrooms on wnai Louis Johnson assistant secretary the southern puttinglook revolt were AnWith every means of transportation Inlike toadstools Of war who pushed tOiUe'S famOUS restaurant in Mo purchases of Blue beada are taken of bad Orleans end Jack US over Woodrintr's planes front also was tensively speeding the men and machines luck in the Orient Blaek eyes are porch in Uvalde Garner's kicked out as a reward Texas Tbere token in America s Ifsimilar think for his must have been a terrifif of war closer to the field of action— coal But he has the mosquitoes are Cola market among the a 7Q nr said nothing except for the private you some can get of Uvalde judging by the remark: "In wartime when men deliveries must be pestering you you consolation out of what they're pie are losing their lives none of us numner or times Jim staggered over a long Farlav can Berlin in lose over of there "on a political doing Af business" period sleep time To be sure of having what A man bigger than you is never the meetings at Antoine's casualty" a liar— he's merely mistaken you need when winter comes — phone your (Copyright 1944 by United kept ultra hush-hus- h and the Most of the writing on the wall mm to pull their hats down boys Feature Syndicate Inc) order in to 5595 oncel Is done by little children Grown- their faces when thev want inover to §Bj meet with big Jim ups however are the ceiling END BODY ODOR FEAR latoril chief Louisiana associatesFarley were J'Jr Nicholson publisher of fa" Hglieeiily assembled safari cap- L K e THIS BETTER WAY tured an escaped zoo lion that liberal New Orleans chased a Denver boy — to whom it Ralph Nicholas on new fragrant mildly medicated lias safari exciting experience publisher of the New Orleans Item Dust UTICURA TALCUM after shower or bath ge have not yet heard one good (which is said to be controlled by CAbsorbs perspiration Deodorizes You feel reason why we shouldn't buy war the International Power and Pa 15624th fresh and cool long after! 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