Show V THE News Review of Current NEITHER Events the World Over Congressional Quizzers Stir Dr Townsend to Wrath-LandoHas Big Bunch of Delegates —Guffey Coal Act Declared Invalid W PICKARD By EDWARD Q Worttra Newspaper E FOR two days Dr Francis replied mildly to the questions of the house committee investigating the sctivltles of the organization behind the old age pension movement which ' the doctor started Then the Californian lost his patience suddenly refused to answer any more “nonsensical” queries spoke of decongressmen” nounced the committee for its “unfriendly attitude” and asserted administration was a “hostile force" behind the inquiry He declared he would form a third party after the November elections Finally Doctor Townsend told the committee: “I am retiring from this sort of Inquisition and I do not propose to come back except tinder arrest ' I (fr''fefHse a hsoirttcly rcc mate any further statement regarding this to this committee” movement Escorted by Gerald K Smith former adherent of lluey Long and another man the Californian fled from Washington to Baltimore The committee decided to aBk the house to cite him for contempt When he was questioned regarding large sums contributed by Townsend club members the physician said the contributors had faith in him and that “we need millions to promote a movement of this kind and we will get the them” Ills that Dodeveloped testimony ctor Townsend Walter bis brother and Gilmour Young own the Townsend assets of the Townsend organization estimated now at about 500000 and that Townsend club members have no property right In them Doctor Townsend testified he lias received about $08000 in salary dividends from the Townsend weekly and expenses but now had only about $300 and his wife about $200 to show for efforts tlielr GOV ALF LANDON captured all the New Jersey delegates to the national convention defeating Senator Iiornh niton t 4 to ii the popular vote This victory gave the Kansan a total of more than 200 votes to start and his manager with at Cleveland John Hamilton claimed he would have necesat least 300 of the 501 votes on the sary to nominate and would win second or third ballot Hoover by Herbert The statement taking himself out of consideration for the nomination Is generally judged to have helped Landnn With Mr Hoover out of the picture it will be difficult to hold California Texas and other pofrom tentially Hoover" votes away Landon James A Farley postmaster general chairnational and also Democratic man told the Michigan Democratic conthe Republican vention he believed govwill be "the Presidential nominee ernor of a typical prftirle state” and that his election if he won wouldcriti-be a “perilous experiment” Farley cized the man he did not name as devoid of experience In national affairs and predicted that If he is the Republican standard bearer “even Kansas” will not be in the Roosevelt doubtful column CONSTITUTIONALITY of the was n con- tested before the District of Columbia representSupreme court1 by attorneys and 289 leaser ing the class railroads lawyers arrailway enterprises The and a tax law gued that the pensionsame time are tolaw enacted at the the same” as the gether "substantially “unconstitutional railroad retirement act of 1934" The two separate acts one providother the ing pensions and the and taxing of employees railroads Income were passed last year after the Suthe unconstitutional court ruled preme 1931 law In which a levy and a pension eystera were combined The government contended that the two acts alleged relation between the the railcould not be proved and that roads were suing in effect to enjoin Such a suit the collection of a tax contended was barred by government federal law The government further retirement sysrailroad Its defended tem as an exercise of its constitutionaldecommon power “to provide for the fense” of action on the POSTPONEMENT chain store bill until next session was urged on the nouse rules committee In a letter from six powerful farm organizations Charging the bill would restrict operations of farm co operatives by preventing them from receiving wholesale the letter warned also that discounts would result higher consumer prices measure alThe from enactment ready passed by the senate prevents manufacturers discriminations by ptce customers to big The letter was signed by representatives of the American Farm Bureau the National Grange the Federation Union National Connell the NaMilk Producers’ Fedtional eration the Farmers' National Grain the association Northwestern and Farmers' Union Legislative committee WAR DERN SECRETARY OF $138000000 for river and harbor Improvement projects throughout the country that had been reeoiuraendedl by the engineering corps Of this sum $103458839 will be used for entirely new waterway and port will be while $344081-3improvement employed in maintaining existing river and harbor facilities SIX mem!ers of the Supreme court the United States ruled that the Guffey act to control the bituminous oral Industry Is invalid and another of the New Deal periments goes Into UTAH GARLAND TIMES GARLAND Great Britain Intention of nor France paying the installments on the American war debt due June 15 And almost certainly all the other debtor nations except Finland will follow tbo example of the Brittwo big ones and again default ish Foreign Minister Eden talked about the debts with Leon Blum who probably will be premier of France toon but there was no Indication that either one was planning to make a payment Blum told the American club In Paris he hoped the war debt “misunderstanding” might be cleared up but he was Just trying to be pleasant to the people of both America and France without Roomy Beach Pajamas With Yoke Sleeves Front Panel in One to Facilitate Making 14 16 18 20 40 and 42 Corresponding bust measurements 32 84 88 38 40 and 42 Size 10 (34) requires 4 yards of 89 inch material Send fifteen cents for the available r t ft STREATOR--SMIT- H CHEVROLET DEALER Offtrs about 60 CHEVROLETS FORDS 40 Riding on a streamlined train baa nothing on that at the end ot rope attached to an angry whale This Is the opinion of W Edwarus and J Eeley fishermen of Goff Harbor Australia While they were fishing near Goff's Harbor ths anchor of their launch which started a fouled large whale off at about a mile a minute both men holding grimly to the craft Fearing that the whale might dive any second and Edwards drag the boat with cutIt the worked forward and rope freeing tbe boat and when the cellor Schuschnlgg prince returned to Vienna the cabinet fixed things up neatly by decreeing that the veonntry should have three fuehrers Schuschnlgg the unofficial dictator becomes national leader of the fatherland front Eduard Baar von Barenfels the new vice chancellor Is commander of the front minational litia and Starhemberg continues as of the spurts leader Protective association DR Every act of man Inscribes itself in the memories of his fellows an4 in his own manners and face The air Is full of sounds the sky of tokens tbe ground U all mem oranda and signatures and every object covered with hints which speak to the Intelligent — Goethe Fishermen’i Anchor Fouls a Whale They Get Speedy Ride MUSSOLINI advised Prince BENITO of Austria not to start any domestic trouble because he was ousted from the cabinet by Chan- THE sizes pattern Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 149 New Montgomery Ave San Francisco Calif WNU Barrio o Ball spending any money Of course the debtor nations would like to have the issue cleared up for as long as they are in default they are subject to the restrictions of the Johnson act which makes it unlawful for any person In the United States to purchase or sell the bonds securities or govof any foreign other obligations ernment or to make any loans to such a government while that government s is in default In payment of Its to the United Slates the discard This Is the set w hie It President JtuoscveU qrg$l congress to pass nodoubts twithstanding of Its constitutionality XJATIONS that are especially hard “however reasonable" up might consider the method said Five Justices — SuthA Buto be employed by Rumania erland Butler Van charest newspaper asserts that governDevanter McReynolds ment employees have been paid largely and Roberts — Joined In counterfeit money vast quantities of in the majority opinIssued ion which Invalidated the whole act bogus 100 lei pieces having been In sealed bags by the ministry of finance Justices Cardozo Braudels and Stone That ministry then announced that the joined in a dissenting opinion In which coins would not be they upheld the act Chief Justice counterfeit deemed and that persons who passed Hughes held In a separate opinion that the act was constitutional with re- them would be prosecuted spect to the marketing provisions but resettlement administration unconstitutional with respect to the labor regulations by Rexford Guy Tugwell of Cowas declared by the District The court in the majority opinion of lumbia court appeals to be “clearheld that there is no authority in the of powConstitution for the control of the coal ly unconstitutional delegation a model comindustry attempted in the Guffey act er” In a case Involving project In Somerset county The act was not valid either under munity New Jersey the commerce clause or the welfare Issue be before them Going beyond clause court the Justices of the Appeals Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania author of the act lost little time In in- called the entire relief appropriations act of 1935 Into question The act was troducing a substitute measure concenRA was Invalid hence and Invalid trating on price fixing and omitting the cording to the court Legally however labor provisions which were outlawed none of the rest of the act will be by the Supreme court John I Lewis affected by the decision because the head of the United Mlue Workers deactivities of the clared that organization would “Join in other multitudinous New Deal under the appropriation requesting congress to enact the bill at were not before the court once” He thought the measure would “operate to maintain the equilibrium of ANTON PAVELIC alleged the coal industry pending further study of UstashI the Croatian terof stabilization of the industry” rorist organization and accused as one A plea to all coal operators to supofthe“mastermIn(ls”IntbeassasslnatIon port the new bill was made by Charles of King Alexander of O’Neill legislative chairman of the NaIn MarJugoslavia tional Conference of Bituminous Coal seilles has been set Producers Italian free by the Some congressional leaders however Released authorities Gufnew that the thought it unlikely with him was his lieutenant Eugene fey hill could be passed at this session The two at Turin in h Lehman announced tober 1934 soon after in Albany that he would the murder of Alexannot be a candidate for a third term as der but the French governor of New York saying: “I feel were thorities who the time hns come working on the case when I may ask rewere never permitlease from the cares ted to question them and an Italian and responsibilities of tribunal refused the request of the the governorship" But French government for their extradileaders of the Demotion to France for trial cratic party including Roosevelt President SORZANO was National Chairman JOSE LUISto TEJADA resign the presidency of James A Farley and and Senators Wagner and Bolivia by a junta of army officers who staged a bloodless coup Copeland undertook to Socialists In La Pax Col German Busch d'etat Lehman Mr persuade Gov Lehman to run for reelectlon acting chief of the general army staff of the coup will be the head Thpy all agreed that his retirement leader Col David would be a loss to the state and the of the government until Toro hero of the war with Paraguay party and that he should be “drafted” Toro will The immediate political result of the returns from the Chaco when be Installed as president governor's surprise action was that New York again became a doubtful state for the presidential campaign in XJEWS that Japan was greatly larging her force In North China the minds of many politicians The morale of Republican leaders in the led the State department in Washingof state Improved and Democrats began ton to announce that the position Is the same as that as to which of a group of the UnitedlastStates speculating December by Secretary could five candidates be outlined or more Hull affirming Its support of the nine nominagroomed for the gubernatorial that guarantees China’s tetion this fall if Lehman persisted in power pact At that tl me Mr Hull rritorial Integrity his determination Bald bis country has a binding faith In the fundamental principles of Its rejoicing marked the traditional policy This government GENERAL of Dr Mariano Miguel adheres to the provisions of the Gomez as president of Cuba — the first treaties to which It Is a party and elected by the people 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