Show t t I 2 r i Dads Dad's t 1 Column I r J Y f 1 L t j i PRODUCTION SCHEDULES on thc the new Chevrolet rolet for 1937 have been step step- stepped stepped stepped ped up sharply In order to meet a nationwide demand demind for or the new car officials revealed re this week More than units are being built daily dally and anel schedules will be put up to a day dayto to meet requirements of pre-announce- pre preannouncement ment orders now in dealers hands fis f pt KB WE READ as results of the election Phil Gordon owner of a fleet of ot oil field trucks In New Nev Mexico announced la lii a newspaper advertisement ad nt the first of the week a n wage increase of ot 20 per percent percent percent cent for his drivers because of the no- no notional I election outcome The United States his advertisement ad said Is headed beaded for four of Its most prosperous I I years rears and I want to start the ball rolling at home I Jr PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Issued the following short message to the American I voters oters in general last week I find my my- myself myself self nearly burled buried by an avalanche of I thousands of ot letters and telegrams It Itis I 13 is heartening to have this additional as- as I as-I I that we are going forward to to- to gether get her I would like to thank each of of 1 I you JOU individually for your our confidence and md pledges of loyal lo al support Will each eachor of or you accept this as my acknowledge acknowledge- acknowledgement ment and my thanks for your our message YOU BET we will Mr President and I you are very welcome Ka 35 Jr ta I WELL US Roosevelt Democrats and that means nearly the entire population expected much from the re- re recent recent recent cent election but we didn't look for forthe forthe forthe the whole shooting match to be he given us Heres Here's what we got A majority of often often often ten million for our President a majority of or in the electoral college a majority S S cf or 54 in the United States senate a aS i I majority of In the lower house of S Congress and the election ele of 38 Demo Demo- Democratic S. S cratic governors If the election had been ens on week later the efforts of our Re Re- Republican Republican publican friends would have ha made It unanimous P rj B WE WISH Frank Franl R. R Kent the column- column t. t would try to forget his prejudice President Roosevelt and stop tarrIng and crying over his re election t should wake up to the fact that his hammering hamm and knocking a false predictions during the cam cam- I President Roosevelt was re elected by b an overwhelming o majority majority and and fall In 1 line ine and boost Instead of knocking j jand 5 and finding fault-finding and md trying to ex ex- ex plain JJ j lJ I SELF HELP VERY PROPERLY much has been b n made of the announcement of the Latter Day Saints or Mormon Church that It will take care of ot all Its own needy or unemployed members s this winter and that none of these the th e will wUl be on relief after November 1st let This action now being carried out has been hailed as an example of ot how the relief responsibility can and should be reassumed reassume by b local localS S communities And so It is I Yet It is Interesting to note by what method the program Is being fulfilled In Inthe inthe I the case of the Mormons A dozen store store- storehouses storehouses storehouses houses in various parts of Utah stand filled with preserved food and home home- homemade homemade made clothing These were filled by the work of the very ery people whose needs they the ere are now to fill On work projects end ward-farms ward the otherwise unemployed loed earned certificates eel tift cates entitling them to goods Thus will they be cared for This is substantially the method used in many self-help self operatives co-operatives and em em- employment employment exchanges before and during the period of FERA It is a method used use f r en cn perhaps even larger scale by b FERA PERA 1 Itself but regarded often oHen with distrust t l by private business The crux of the matter lies In finding resourceful ef efficient er- er management for such enterprises and ways ays of adapting them to particular situations In the turning of unemployment unemPloyment relief back to local resources the th possibilities of community gardens sewing E rooms and the like should not be overlooked o For that help Is la best which helps bells the helped to help them- them theme e- e Wives Christian Science Monitor T I i AN AS AVALANCHE A Editor Park Record I IT WAS more than a landslide that took the nation by surprise although most of or the voters were thinking and going the same way Yes I was surprised During buting my ray only heated heat d political argument ment lent on a Main street str t comer corner I 1 declared that Roosevelt Roose would go over wIth a landslide In my any vehement an an- answer aner er to t a bitter opponent on later re rejection re- re reflection I hoped he would safely make It it but was WM afraid to pray because of ofay ay lay ly poor standing where such appeals re registered But that opponent and andI I Other Republican P mining men have been r ed from their own folly Now let us usa usa USall r a all a make flUke hay I r During a red r d hot and scurrilous cam cam- f the nation was told by the op- op opP r P of President Roosevelt that the thet could not win because of t their lr those I I leader Since the election oPPOnents have been trying to tell the nation that It was not the Democratic f arty Y but Roosevelt that swept the party to power with an overwhelming con- con ess and twenty-four twenty governors mak- mak g 38 s Democratic governors S ln ne little parties that took tock up so space on the ballot and nd the h twaddle of some of them t Tf ri b been n. n squelched The syndicated I In v tera and indecent cartoons specialized I tIe tl ti b Y 7 the thc th Tribune are getting their lIt lIt- the boats oats right side elde up and balling bailing out outI 1 I lath water after the storm upset unset It Is lire fire er amUsing Busing to learn from these sure Pus Pus' makers how the Re- Re lack ICk can party lacked organization the eel constructive plans how It made madeM all M of overdoing the criticism f thin thina a Use how now Landon promised every- every S U tt greater Teater ater benefits In cash and lower ey had a straw man backed by a tc that blew 5 a av i li th the nations nation's breath the tb I ke e chaff before a hurricane Now Siv ous Mr Mr- they o 1 Q Kent wonders how 1 1 hate have aVe all been so 50 blind as not to he hi te the thc storm nn coming although e 4 at the help of and Votes eB While another syndicated Thompson says that all aU the Relief and Union votes otes put together and taken away would not have affected the election I Mark Sullivan lifts his eyebrows but goes on with the business cf word mak- mak makIng making j I Ing logical deductions the sophistry of schisms In the party once Democratic i to be wrecked by the Walk-outs Walk and their possible tremendous following which proved to be only the shadows of ofa ofa ofa a half dozen gold bugs seeking congenial company But he has discovered other formidable splits among the elected that may defeat Mr Roosevelt Roose and his policies I Walter Lippmann most liberal of the syndicated stuck his feather In ln the Landon hat with a very profound con conviction conviction now wholly forgotten as he sees that Roosevelt won because he was vas right on gold the tariff and his fight on monopoly And the Salt Lake Tri Tri- Tribune Tribune bune at It the last moment had a very ery solemn conviction In Its support of Lan Lan- Landon Landon Landon don seemingly having forgotten In the heat of the struggle all about the great west the gold and silver and metals question However the Tribune double discounted the Literary Digest In Its straw ballot and lost Its patrons no I bets The Tribune certainly gave us the news It will now continue as a great influence In building up the west and along with the Republican leaders and candidates and most of the Republican supporters be sports all and congratulate I late the winners even en If there is a quin quin- quinine quinIne ine me taste left behind That Is the beauty of our American system after a family I fight the common Interest draws most of us together again THE TIlE THUr ISSUE I SPECIAL PRIVILEGE In its many forms Is the real fighting issue Every j I gold standard man Is one seeking special privilege There are doubtless very ery many man who do not realize this old misuse of gold Every Ev ry holding company that set setout setout setout out with a possible idea of financing a group croup of industrial organizations and md ended end d up with all these groups held tight under their control represent ell cil privilege Every seeker of monopoly Is one seeking special privilege All the Interlocking directorates which have i centered In strong financial l power I abating free competition by combination have special privilege I to toby toby toby of those referred These are some by the thc President as Economic Royal Royal- Royalists Royal Royal-I RoyalIsts I Iwho Iwho a royalist I understand was one I Iwho who stood for the king in the Re Revolutionary RevolUtionary war these were In full power on the scene In when Roosevelt came 1933 For them he has proved a match matchIn matchin In defending the rights of the mass of or orthe I to the people for them he has pledged until he shall be on the fight carry of I master and the nation set free fre such Shylocks of I of the expenditure Hence n n In spite more than half haIr of that thirty million dollars promised prom Ired by special privilege to defeat Roosevelt In spite of this group groups group's s I ability to borrow the name and organization organization organization in spite of the Republican party of of the most dastardly vindication the purchased press the syndicated writers I all and the filthy cartoonists despite of the Amen I enough and more of this truth could realize the who people can an and declared for arose In their might champion and their freedom their to be betaken betaken This Democratic vote ote Is not Indorsement t. t taken as an unquestioned deal de-al attempt It is not noi new of every but It is isa isa I approval of real reU an of confidence In the integrity a vote and In the good intention In the loyalty to find In the administration of the a degree of sucCeSS of Its efforts sum shall be added to con con- continue continue which more to wider OP- OP OPportunity prosperity a a greater of this for all the people OP-I OP nation the President has faith that It Is my that heart head ld and that quality of of the test to blade to put his dares strong has In him a 0 who I battle but and caution of deep pat pat- of care sense That far above all personal ambition to he has an aggrandizement That he wants nation this truly prosper section every group to every fair to be that he sees se-'S 1 citizen and to every loyal monument of reward in a his greatest can leave be- be behind behind that he good permanent success him Not alone the present hind history and the of but th the approval al thou good md and done reward of well loyal loral faithful servant There Is no more American that he herb There rb Is no n broader safer policy polley n than n prO prObe S p tha t In grea greater general unemployment for balancing be found the the budget cure payment national of the in- in income II d bt by reason redUction of greater great or of taxes I come and the at the end of the Income The national sIX billion dollars bY bythe Hoover reign was the national the end of the present arisen year to abOut twenty twenty- will have Income two billion dollars and it 13 s rising That Is the answer and that all the people can not be fooled all the time CHARLES E. E E STREET Salt Lake City Utah November No r 9 1936 En Pa I ILl WILL YOUR YOUK NAME IE nn ne THE PAST summer was one of the worst on record In the matter of auto auto- automobile automobile automobile mobile accidents and deaths And the most dangerous driving months are still to the come the months of rain and ice and few daylight hours Every season sees better more scientifically designed I highways highways and and s and yet et accidents grow worse both In number and severity se Every year sees stronger more easily controlled and I mechanically safer cars yet cars yet the carnage grows It Is true that a percentage of accidents can be directly attributed to mechanical failure of automobiles or cr to road conditions This percentage marks but a aery very ery small part cf of the total of crashes The human element Is responsible responsible sible and alone responsible for the great majority of accidents minor or major Worst menace of all Is the driver who attempts to puSh the throttle thru the floorboard who floorboard who operates his car at excessive ex speeds And excessive speed Is a flexible term there term there are times when fifty Is safe and fifteen too fast Then there are the drivers who pass on hills hillsand hillsand and curves who hog the centerline who allow their car to wander to the wrong side of the road road and and drivers who com corn commit commit mit a thousand and one driving errors that may save a minute and may also send and others Into eter eter- You see s many headlines like Five Killed When Cars Collide You read the names of the victims go on to other articles and forgot all about them Next time you OU see such a headline Just reflect that your name or the name of ot a friend or loved one may be In the next similar list of corpses Then It wont won't be so easy to forget Industrial News Nes Review tea Ra BIG STORES COME FROM LITTLE STORES WRITING IN Nations Nation's Business on the subject of chain stores Frank J. J Taylor says I I used to think that the chains were merchandising combinations put together by the bankers In the hey hey- heyday heyday heyday I day of business amalgamations I had always heard that they were one of the I Insidious schemes by which bankers took I dollars out of our pockets and shipped them to Wall Vall Street I But talking with the chain people convinced me that the only person who I could build up a chain system success success- successfully successfully successfully fully was an Independent merchant with an Idea that the customers liked and a flair for merchandising I Mr Taylor then cites the example of a large chain operating more than stores In 21 states This chain was the the outgrowth of a small system started twenty years ago In a small Idaho town by a merchant who thought customers I might like the cash carry policy i if It saved them money This chain as now constituted Is the result of a mer men merger merI merger menger I ger of several chains every chains every one of which I was started on a shoestring by an In Independent In- In Independent independent dependent merchant with a t good Idea I In the future other Independent mer mer- merchants merI merchants merchants I chants will get new and good Ideas that will wUl offer new competition to existing systems And the consuming public will I reap the benefits along with producers I and wide-awake wide merchants of all kinds Great oaks from little acorns grow grow grow- and big businesses grow from little busi busi- nesses m Jr Jn I I. I L. L D D. D S. S MISSIONARY l RY IOS BILLY nn I. WRITES INTERESTINGLY FROM nO PLYMOUTH PLY ENGLAND SD Dear Grandpa Grandpa- Gr SURPRISED I guess you are Its It's not that I dont don't think of you ou all In dear dearold dearold I old Park City Its It's Just that I am lm such a dub at writing letters I I am now laboring In the city I landed in some fifteen months ago Plymouth Is the closest organized branch of the church to Lands Land's End and Aberdeen The city I was In last November Is the closest branch to Johnny Croats so I you see I have moved around some since last writing you Last May when I left Scotland to go goto goto goto I to |