The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 5

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IS 193 SUGAR LEGISLATION BEFORE CONGRESS Kin" Will Insist On Hearing for SLAirways Head GOP LEADERS SOUND BATTLE CRY OF PARTY PLANT OYSTERS IN GULF 1 PASACAGOULA Miss Mora than 1000 oystermen art planting seed oysters and ahells along Mississippi coast under supervision bt the civil works administration Eighty thousand barrels of seed oysters anj 10000 barrels of shells tonged from or natural" reefs will have been planted when the work is iContlnurd from Put One) dent suggested a beet quota of 1430' 000 tons Cuba 1644000 tons and the Philippines 1037000 tons "The more I study the sugar propo Senator Borah "the more It seems to me domestic producers are paying for the advantage which Cuba and the Philippines are given They get large and Increased allocations while the domestic beet quota is reduced heavily I should Tike to see a substantial increase in the domestic beet Senator' Assures Deter mined Efforts in Behalf of Alfred Frank HEW AIRMAIL BILL TO DROP USSOBSDIES Postoffice Officials Draft Legislation to Submit to Congress (Continued from Pi One) Monday night when the annulled Contracts of the private company expire compare with 27079 milea of toutes under the old system The routes are Lincoln Day Speakers Urge Fight Against to Constitution growing out of th congressional inquiry into airmail contracts Justice voided a writ of habeas corpus obtalnetyay Frank Hogan counsel for MacCracken in a desperate last minute effort to take the case out of the jurisditlon of the senate The court remanded MacCracken to the custody of Senate Ser geant-at-Arms Chesley Jurney Startled by the decision and bewildered by legal verbiage Jurney turned to the United Press correspond ent and asked "What does It mean? Do I get Assured that this was the court's de clslon Jurney immediately arranged to take MacCracken to the Willard Hotel for the night He aald he would request rooms "high enough so that anyone who jumps will get and hurt Most Face Senate By the court's order MacCracken must face the aenate tomorrow He will be In the custody of Jurney until the senate passes on his case Hogan announced that he had prepared an appeal frgm Justice O'Don-oghue'a decision Earlier in' the day MacCracken had faced the same stern suprenie court justice and had been fined $100 for contempt or court ODonogHue held that an earlier writ of habeas corpus served on Jurney Saturday night after MacCracken had forced his I way Into the apartment demanding to be arrested had been obtained by must be permitted to use its own initiative "The law permitting the Investment of government funds In land rentals and marginal lands should be re pealed The country Is in no apparent danger of starving to death but 6-000000 little pigs have died in Senator Dickinson said the present-day program of Relief Administrator Hopkins not only wasteful but BOSTON Feb 12 Branding President Roosevelt art apostle of Karl Marx and his administration the "march to Moscow" former Senator George Moses of New Hampshire tonight called upon the Republican party to lead the United States "back to sanity" In pithy and at times bald languarge Moses delivered to the Republican Middlesex club's Lincoln night dinner a 6000-word speech constitutmg a more vigorous arraignment of the party in power than that delivered recently by Ogden Mills former secretary of the treasury at Topeka Kan It was Moses' first important pub lie address since he was defeated for reelectlon in the Democratic slide of 1932 Concluding his long address which was halted'frequently by bursts of applause the former senator said he would have the Republican party "create a new and better organization of its high command in the states and in the nation would have it select young and virile and attractive candidates and would have it storm the redoubts of the entrenched opposition with a banner at its head which would read: Back to recommended quotas and Represen tatives Murdock DJJtah) and Car ter Wyo) both havetpenly crltl rlsed the plan to set domestic production at approximately 1450000 short ions as compared with 1944000 from Cuba One representative from a western sugar state who declined lo be quoted said the recommendations look so good but maybe the best we can do for the sugar industry since there seems to be little disposition to help Representative Ayers said he did not see how a program which calls for a combination of no raise In the price of sugar to the consumer no reduction in payments to sugai1 pro ducers and a lower sugar tariff can work to the benefit of the sugar in dustry 4 Representative Cummings chair man of the sugar committee named at a caucus several weeks ago said he would call a meeting probably tomorrow' to discuss the Costigan bill and to decide what action shall be taken on the sugar program Engineers Hear 1 Visitor Discuss Power Projects One of the principal aims of the government in constructing large irrigation and power projects urtder the A program is the betterment of living conditions in the areas they serve said Sorensen professor of electrical engineering at the California Institute of Technology addressing the Engineering council Monday at the chamber of commerce Speaking of the metropolitan water district of southern California Muscle Shoals and two large reclamation projects in the northwest he noted that southern California has grown to need more water and power and the district is necessary Speaking before the Utah section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers at the Newhouse hotel Monday night Professor Sorensen told of progress made in the study of transmission line problems curren( measurements and radio Illustrating his lecture with slides he told of the plan for transmitting power frbm the Boulder dam area to the Los Angeles metropolitan area a store brimming over with practical-ly perfect ififts for everyone on your list! Plc Tallies eombiaed 2 for Bo Fstoh lOo each Valentine 1c to lOo Valentine Material Kits lOo and 18e Assurances that he will do everything in his power to give Alfred Frank of Salt Lake president of Ns tional Parks Airways an opportunity to testify before the senate commit tee Investigating airmail contracts were received at the chamber of commerce Monday from Senator William King The senator replied to a telegram sent to him and Senator Elbert Thomas by Gus Baokman chamber secretary The telegram tql the VAatork said Frank ofjthis city the prln cipal owner ways has been lh Washington for four weeks for the purpose of appearing before the senate committee investigating airways National Parks Airways is a local organization hold' ingtthe mail contract between Salt Lake and Great Falls obtained on open bid prior to the Brown regime We believe that Frank should have an opportunity of making presentation of his case as we feel positive that no reflection could possibly come on this contract and cancellation without hearing will do irreparable injury to an Innocent man We respectfully solicit your assist-ance in obtaining for him an early hearing? The chamber telegraphed to Thompson manager of the chamber of commerce at Butte Mont -asking him to lay the same petitlonbe-fore the Montana senators Mr Back-man received a reply late Monday In which Mr Thompson said he would be glad to carry out the ationaY'Parks auonai rants Air- Chicago-Salt Lake City Suit Lake Ctty-San Francla fiaJtLake Cltr-8'attle Salt Lake Clty-Loa Amelea Cheyenne-Pueblo New York-8t Louis fit Louls-Kanata City New York-Miaml New York-Atlanta Chlcago-Dallaa Cleveland-Fort Worth Chlcago-Jacksonville WASHINGTON Feb 12 P)-With details of the administration sugar bill introduced today by Senator Cos-tigan (D Colo) before them representatives from sugar producing states probably will meet Tuesday to decide upon a plan of action It is no secret that many senators and representatives from sugar states are not pleased with the recommendations as contained ii the Costigan bill Representative Ayers (D Mont) predicted that most of the Democrats in western beet sugar producing states would break with the administration on the question of production quotas The chief argument of those opposed to quotas contained in the sugar statement is that the United States consumes more than two and one-half times as much sugar as is domestically produced ahd yet is given a production quota lfess than that assigned to Cuba It was learned today that a closed meeting on the sugar situation attended by more than 30 senators and representatives the sentiment was almost unanimous against the recommended quotas Opposition Voiced Sector Adams (D Colo) mas ex pressed himself as not entirely satis fied with the administration recommendations and Representative Cummings Colo) said he could not understand why Cuba should be given a larger quota than this country and that he could see no particular aid for the sugar beet producers in the program Michigan Democrats have decided to make a fight for a readjustment of Women Struck by Auto Recovering in Hospital WASHINGTON Feb 12 Wl-Re-publicans high in present and past councils of the party commemorated the birth anniversary of its first lead' er tonight by sounding cries for their partisan colleagues to rally to a defense of the constitution and to beat down what they called a threat to in' dividual freedom From Arthur Hyde the Hoover secretary of agriculture James a former solicitor general of the Aifffnted now representative frQm pennsyIvana Everett Sanders chairman of the Republican national committee and Henry Fletcher former ambassador to Italy and numerous others came speeches exhorting partisans to rallies in honor of Abraham Lincoln to look ahead to the future and do battle with Democrats Charges Hurled Hyde speaking before the national Republican club in New York pointed to the developments of the last months and said: president has thepower to make his administration a complete He added however cannot be said that he purposes a Hyde said such epithets as and filled the air when criticism was offered He said the government was managing business under codes was dictating the directorates of banks was tending toward compulsory tactics toward the farmer and that the states had surrendered their power in exchange for relief money Washington has become not alone the capital but the city hall of the he said Nu Time to Quit Fletcher addressing the western Maryland Republican dinner at Hagerstown said the principles of the Republican' party were worth fighting for and is no time to He said under the new administration bank clearings had declined from $256000000000 in 1932 to $241-000000000 In 1933 new capital invest-! ment had declined from $643000000 to $381000000 in the same period "freight loadings did show a tiny increase from $2100000 in 1932 to $26-900000 In but still were below 1931 and new building construction Tribune Service Lester Mrs A Reeder 60 ported in a condition andMiss Lavina Reeder 60 was reported in a conditlqn at the hospital Monday night The two were taken to the hospital Saturday at 8 after being struck by a car allegedly driven by Miss Edna McCal-lum 17 at Fourth East and Second South streets Miss Reeder suffered two fractured legs and cuts and bruises and Mrs Reeder a broken left leg a fractured right hip a dislocated shoulder and possible internal Injuries MacCracken was arrested by Jurney shortly after he had paid this fine and was whisked away to face the senate before his attorney could get a second writ to free him I Action Ends Comedy The icourt action tonight ended temporarily at least a last moving comedy Involving MacCracken which began last Friday when he was or dered arrested for challenging the authority of the senae to try lum for contempt On one side was Hogan clever and resourceful who has clashed with the senate before as attorney for Harry Sinclair oil multimillionaire in the teapot dome cases He sought to force arrest by Jurney at time when the United States senate was not in session so that he could ob tain his freedom and throw the issue into the courts On the other side was Chairman Black (D Ala) of the senate airmail committee and other senate leaders irked by attitude who maneuvered equally cleverly to bring the former federal officer before them for triaJL The position of yesterday was reversed for then MacCrecken wanted Jurney to arrest him and the sergeant-at-arms refused Today Jurney oN In addition' the bounced it expected to restore soon service over the following routes: ChiqagoSt Paul Boston-New York Atlanta-New Orleans via Birmingham Forf Worth-Brownsville Fort Worth' Houston Detroit-Toledo Chitago-Memphis Portland-San Diego Kan' sas City by Wichita Amarillo Albuquerque Phoenix to Los Angeles Farley emphasized that the lines were being reestablished on a bisis of need as measured by the volume of airmail handled in the past Thus certain territories served in the past by virtue of the subsidies given the private carriers may not be put back on the list at least for the present Policy Not Slated Asked if any consideration was being given to the possibility of asking for bids on some of the routes in the near future for which independent commercial aviation companies might make offers Farley "We are not prepared to state at the moment whatpur future policy will be except that we are making a careful study of the whole situa- rNI of three amart new Hand-ban for wear with that swagger Spring outfit Come in rough grained leather black A AO brown nary rod AMERICAN LINE WILL CONTINUE Airways System to Operate as Usual Despite Mail Cancellation tion and will announce our decisions represented by District Attorney as soon as possible so that the public Garnett was fighting to hold him and may be kept informed 'i MacCracken wanted to get free Our principal problem now is to xhe difference was that Yesterday Salt Lake Tribune-Chlcaso CHICAGO Feb Seymour president of American I dropped from $1351000000 to $1255' Airways announced today that all 000000 Fletcher said Canada which bad refused to accept an A principle was on the upgrade economically in our memory has there been a greater need for the fearless reaffirmation by our party of the ideals and faith and hard common sense of that great American whom we have met to honor he said 0 fee that the mails move without any delay of any kind and at the same time we are giving consideration to the needs of the flying He declined to expand his last state' ment beyond saying it was meant to reassure those accustomed to traveling by plane that they were being kept In mind As for the companies whose contracts were annulled Farley said they ikrere entitled to some consideration because of the large amount of physical equipment they have acquired Three Zones Specified Preparing to take on its new as aignment of carrying the mails the war department said today the coun try had been divided into three admin istrative zones and that experienced air corps officers would be placed In charge The eastern zone will be com manded by Major Jones with headquarters in New York the cen tral zone by Lieutenant Colonel Hickman at Chicago and the western zone by Lieutenant Colonel Arnold at Salt Lake City Harllee Branch second assistant postmaster general in charge of air mail said arrangements were being made whereby pilots of the commercial lines thrown out of work by an-nullment of contracts would be given work by the army as civilian employes No arrangements have been made for compensating the war department he said but eventually the postoffice department will have to make up the cost of the new service to the army Court Upholds Senate In MacCracken Trial WASHINGTON Feb 12 (UP)-The district supreme court tonight upheld the right of the United States senate to try William MacCracken Jr former member of the Hoover in contempt prdceedings i 0 if routes of the American Airways system will continue to be operated without any reducations in schedules despite the cancellation of the airmail contracts which is to take effect next Sunday at midnight The planes will carry passengers and air express Mr announcement follows similar statement made by A Patterson vice president of United Air Lines that the United system will continue to operate exactly as before after the mail contracts are taken away at the end of this week Thfce two systems are the largest airlines in the country and they fly together about 60 per cent of the mileage flown by the airmail contracting lines The lines that fly the other 40 per cent have not indicated -what they will do after they lose their mail con tracts but it is thought that some of them may continue operations on a skeleton basis American Airways has routes 8567 miles long and flies and average of 29067 miles daily United Air Lines has routes 6299 miles long and flies an average of 38398 miles daily Both Systems have headquarters here Mr Seymour also said that bis company will go ahead in its program of replacing present equipment with high-speed passenger transport planes Thirty such planes are under construction for American Airways at a cost of about $2000000 These planes' will be put into service just as rapidly as they are delivered he said United Air Lines put a fleet of 60 high-speed transport planes in service last spring and is adding 10 faster planes this spring loss of the airmail contracts is the hardest blow any young transportation- industry has ever had in the history of the movement of men and goods from one point to Mr Seymour said company despite the loss of the contracts has unlimited faith in the future of air transportation and feels that any curtailment at this time would be a breech of faith toward the young men and women who have chosen air transportation as their American Airways is controlled by Cord Chicago airplane and automobile manufacturer and is subsidiary of Aviation corporation United Air Lines is a subsidiary of United Aircraft and Transport MacCracken had not been before the senate and today he had been Appears Before Court complicated train of affairs began in court at 10 a when Jurney appeared in answer to the first writ of habeas corpus calling for the sur-render of MacCracken Jurney told the court he had hot arrested MacCracken and therefore couldn't surrender him The' justice agreed with Jurney and after voiding the writ cited MacCracken for con-tempt of court asserting he had deceived the court in obtaining the writ Hogan flushed angry and surprised argued that MacCracken had acted in good faith The court finds you guilty of said O'Donoghue testily to MacCracken fine Is $100 or 24 hours in Jail" As soon as MacCracken left the courtroom Jurney arrested him and rushed him before the senate The act was done so quickly that legal aide had no time to get another habeas corpus writ Majority Leader Robinson had just completed a long eulogy of Abraham Lincoln when Jurney and his prisoner appeared Robinson demanded quorum call Surprised senators hustled into the chamber and saw MacCracken and Hogan seated side by side in the well Contempt Citation Road Vifce President Gamer presiding over the senate read the contempt citation to MacCracken who stood stiffly at attention He was glum but de fiant as was Hogan who handed the senate clerk a statement to read as defense The statement said that MacCracken stjll did not consider the senate had authority to impose punishment in his castlr Chairman Black ordered the report of the committee's hearings on the days when MacCracken appeared read Before it was completed the senate decided to return to regular work and leave the rest of the MacCracken hearing until tomorrow As soon as Jurney and his prisoner left the chamber the sergeant-at-arms was served with the second new writ of habeas corpus and the whole party again went to district supreme court CLUB HEARS LEADER Fred Odell president of the Og-den-Weber County Flower Garden club discussed new annual plants at meeting of the Salt Lake Flower Garden club Monday night in the Hotel Utah There also was an exposition of efficient garden tools by I A Jackson Miss Rhoda Williams sang It was announced that hereafter meetings of the local club will be held on the first Monday of each month Instead of on the second Monday Publisher Assails of Rights DFS MOINES Iowa Feb 12 Colonel Frank Knox editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily News quoted words of Abraham Lincoln entering upon so grave matter as the destruction of our na tional fabric would it not be wise to ascertain precisely why we do in an address to Iowa Republicans to day criticizing some aspects of ihe Roosevelt program The publisher expressed his willing-ness to cooperate with the president but said it would be "a distinct to ignore what he termed mistakes and invasions of rights by the party in power He attacked what he asserted was a concentration of all financial authority in the federal treasury predicting such a policy would lead to the emergence of another Jackson" was abundant justification of course" he said every way which did not interfere with personal for establishment of a shorter working week There was abundant justification for codes in industry when labor was sweated and where children were he added 'to attempt to set up control and exercise supervision of all business whether interstate or intrastate was worthy only of a cloistered philosopher who never knew what it meant to meet for one refuse to believe that the frankfurter school of political philosophy now dominant in Washington has successfully -made a case which overrides what Lincoln calls the opinions and policies of our The party rally gave impetus to preparations for the June primary elections For COUGHS and COLDS WHEN you're run-down and bothered with coughs and colds or nervous anaemic and in need of a blood tonic weight below -haps stomach distress with indigestion or and you feel tired-out and weak follow the advice of Mrs Srhenck of 4300--30th Ava Seattle Wash who aays: used Dr 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he said commitment leads to the next American capitalism in its present faltering experiment with state control is playing with the need a crusade for the return to said the Iowa senator "Legislative authority delegated to the executive should be withdrawn Congress should again assume the responsibility of fixing the salary of federal employes and the compensation due the soldiers of our wars The authority granted the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to go into the banking business and to name FINE ALL- WOOL Cnt from single mill ends tailored In onr ewn shop witb fine linings and readv to put on S20 values for only 10 In addition we givs yon a ralnproofed Answering protests against a recent presidential order withdrawing 200 000 acres of land in Utah from all forms of entry Secretary of Interior Harold I Ickes said Monday that he does not contemplate asking the presi-dent to issue a general order withdrawing all public lands for grazing control purposes said an Associated Press dispatch from Washington The secretary added however that pending action on the public lands leasing and grazing bill sponsored by Representative Taylor of Colorado withdrawals similar to that-made in Utah will be made when considered necessary upon application of local users of the land? He explained that the Utah land withdrawal was "for the express purpose of classification in aid of legislation for conservation and develop- OVERCOAT FREE Unclaimed Sniti and Returned by enr agents from onr wholesale tailoring departments Values from (IS to Choice of I entire lot Open Ereningt JELL TAILORS '252 Sooth Main Salt Lake City and 241 Washington let Ogden ment of natural resources and for me the personnel should be repealed as grazing land in accordance with'Jesse James should ro lonRer be con-such rules and regulations as may be tmued as the government banking prescribed by the secretary of the in- Santa Claus teriof" i law permitting Hugh Johnson to become ringmaster of all business Government orders are boosting I ethics should be repealed Business 'Atebiiildang 4a ficoo Baijj rdce jtgm it Write er rail eth sansles with Mavrins st-r elite ret le meanre- SIS.