Show THE News Review of Current Events the World Over New Tax Program Stirs Hot Debate — Black’s Seizure of Telegrams — Norris Dam Is Completed — Peace Draws Nearer W PICKARD By EDWARD Wsateru Newspaper Union SAM B UILL of CONGRESSMAN his subcommittee of the bouse ways and means commute took up the heavy tak of how the new revenue o f called for by 1’reHldent Roosevelt should be raised Treasury oflirlals that an average tax of 3'l’4 per cent should he levied on undivided corpor ntlon p’oiis and a tax of !o per cent on or unall refunded paid AAA In the ibis taxes fiscal experts followed the htiggestlons of Mr Roosevelt They odd the suh committee that the proposed corpor ld t'e govstlon surplus tax woud ernment Jli’JOlH 000 anno ii'v The this that President has estimn’ed mount will he need d to bn nice the soldier new farm program and ' bonus The' tlf' the President said In a for Tennessee" “It exemplifies great enmal statement effgineering skill high construction iciency and above all It Is the key to the carefully worked out control of a and water its great river spread over parts of sfven states "The Norris dam Is a practical syrn hoi of better life and greater opporof our tunity for millions of citizen The nation has come to realcountry resources ize that national must not he wasted and the Norris dam Is evidence that our program for conservaIs tion of these resources going for- ward” OENATOR BDUAI1 and Si mi tor Van Nuvs of Indiana the latter a Deni oerat Introduced a hill directed niruni't of the bain stores certain The measure would make it unlawful for any person engaged In commerce to grant any discount rebate allow n nee or advertising service charge to a purchaser over Hint available to the U also would purchasers’ competitors r Imn prvoo-prohibit- salon those exacted hv said person elsewhere In the 1’nlted States for the purpose of destroying or eliininit competition Ing a coiuH'titor " lm “it4fhiH I?"1' on' who success '"I rhallenged processors the AAA In the court' It was he lleved would yield another This will he used to reimburse would be Cooperative H"oiition the treasury for hoses MifTered as a from provisions of the ineas result of the Supreme court's Invalida- exempted to a lire Violators would la subject tion of AAA There remains an ud fine and a one year jail sen dltlonal $317ooohfKi which It Is pro $”( fence posed to raise through excise taxes on The so called Robinson Patman anti wide range of farm processors bill also aimed at chain monopoly HIM said the experts and Chairman stores will be passed by the senate the members of the subcommittee were before long noeordlng to a promvery surtax on undivided agreed that the ise made by Senator Robinson to a plus should not apply to hanks and mass meeting of lNotl lmli Mndent merlife nsuram-companies chants who went to Washington to lobThere was wide divergence of opinThis hill legislates by for the measure ion concerning this tax among leadrebates nilver ngninst special prices ers In congress Senator James Hamand brokerage f(os tlslng allowances Democrat ilton Lewis of Illinois for to chain stores Instance declared himself against It as giving salps advantage an unnecesmry additional burden on Its committee of buRiness and Indicated he would supTHROPGH of Nations apport Instead a plan to tax the pealed to Benito Mussolini and Em come from federal securities now experor Halle Selassie to consent to Ini Senator Porah empt Republican mediate negotiations said that Jn principle he endorsed the for' an end to hos plnn of tnxlng undistributed earnings tilitles ami a definite while Senator Hastings of Delaware of also Republican denounced It as "conItaloiTlliInplan pence of Utah King fiscatory" Senator conslderai loti Though Knutson Democrat and Representative of his the proposal by Of Minnesota were moved Republican was cabinet council by the program to demand Immediate a few days delayed cutting down of federal expenditures Mussolini according nd In this Mr Rorah concurred advices to Rome from Speaker Joseph W Rvrns and Majorwas disposed to nc II Lunkhead professed ity I carter terquiesce provided to see no dltlleultles In the way of alritory In Ethiopia the proposed measure ready by occupied One thing that boosted the chances considered hers Is and left out Italy of the President’s tax program was a of the negotiations of Commerce from Secretary report Halle Selassie uceepted the proposal Income In 1105 Roper that corporation without In recent reservation days was 300 per cent higher than In 11133 his armies In the northern sector have been routed In big battles and have of his probe Into the lost many thousands of men and the IN THE ofcourse enemies of Deni Italians have penetrated far toward Senator Pluck of Alabama chairman and tn the Interior of the country f the lobby committee assumed the were preparSouth the Invaders the examine seise and thetr priright to ing for a rapid advance and thus his investivate telegrams Back of the league's Appeal was Into the courts was carried gation the standing threat of extension of Silas Strawn Chicago attorney sanctions to Include an embargo on learned the committee was about to oil 3'hls suddenly brought about a his telegrams and he oh subpoena situation rather disconcerting for the talned a temporary Injunction blocking Motta Swiss lengua Dr Giuseppe Such action He has asked the District foreign minister gave a warning that f Columbia Supreme court to make was applied If the oil embargo his thin Injunction permanent to might feel It necessary country The wholesale examination of teleleave the league tn order to preserve Its neutrality If the consequent threatgrams was attacked by Representative of New York and defended Wadsworth ened war In Europe resulted Motta out that If Italy quit by Senator Block the pointed said “It strikes me” Wadsworth ensued Switzerleague and hosilitles “that we have reached a strange stnge In the land through her memliershlp In the development of democracy when would appear In Italian eyes league can be seized ns a party to a hostile coalition and private correspondence without court procedure or search warwould be subject to Invasion by Ita Ivon one side and perhaps rant" by Ueruiany It has been Black Suld: “Repeatedly on the other held that the senate can call for what to It pleases There appears have been government evidently concerted effort by those who seek BRITAIN’S war Is coming and to Influence behind the Intends to he well prepared legislation It made scenes through subterranean channels gigantic program for Increases public to prevent ns from getting evidence" In the army navy and air forces and for swift mobilization of man power landon’s boom for and Industry No official cost estimate Presidential nomiwas given out but authorities suld the In a way thut total over a nation Is progressing period would must be pleasing to his supjKirters be not less than one and a half billion Kansas Republicans In a state conven- dollars The program Includes these tion pledged him the state's IS delefeatures: degates to the Cleveland convention of In Army — Four new battalions claring him to he “the best fitted canfantry are planned All units are to be didate" That Kansas should support remechanized and modernized Its governor Is natural and expected Esteclnl attention will be equipped a pood many but he also Is garnering coastal and defenses paid delegates elsewhere and Indorsement next Navy — Two new battleships tn tome states where the delegates are In cruiser year and an Increase nnlnstructed from NO to 70 with five new strength to favorable London Sentiment apones to he laid clown this year Naval peared In New Jersey and Ilervey s personnel also will be Increased by Moore of Trenton a Republican leader H1 be new r was Contemplating sinning an active constructed and the sir arm of the for him In that state campaign navy will be strengthened Air Force — About V30 new war planes THE third anniversary of hts will be added to the home defense President Roosevelt squadrons bringing the total to lf"iO Inauguration Twelve new air squadrons for Inqiertal pushed an electric key In the White House which set In motion ninchlnery defense — that Is air forces available the sluice gates of the that closed for transfer to danger areas — will be la the dam Tennessee added and more pilots will be recruited Norris Valley the anFollowing this announcement project This slgnnlized the completion of that part of the vast work on the nual naval estimates were submitted to parliament They call for Clinch river as can will “1 hope as many people an Increase of $40400000 over the previous year go to see the Norris dum In eastern Governor ON OAKLAND OAKLAND TIMES UTAH Life and Death Clock to Impress People of Berlin the steel ham Erery firs minutes clock In Berlin ton© down after tn JAPAN was caluilng revolt nml attempted coup d' etat of a thousand soldiers led by a group of young "fascist" officers wno waa thought the Okada government hartierlng the military progress of tb nation So far as cun he judged :t this distance the net rvsultA of the Makoto were: Admiral Viscount Salto former premier and lord keeper of the privy went Koreklyo Takahnshl Jotaro minister of finance and Gen Watansbe chief of mllllary education were assassi noted hy the rebels Premier Okada es-cd death hts mistaken for him and being slain The mutineers threatened by loyal troops and the fleet obeyed an and suredict by Emperor lllrohlto rendered Of thetr 31 lenders two committed suicide The Immediate concern of Enieror Hirohito mid Ids advisers was the selection of u miii for premier who could form a new government that would satisfy the various parties First Prince Fumlnmro Kouoye young president of the house of peers wits asked to but he declined on this the ground of poor health Then the choice of the emperor fell uon Koki llirotu n moderate wlm Is well known in both the I'nited States and Russia llinAn ut once begun picking out Ids ministers soyiltg: "My cabinet will be composed of young nhlp statesmen" Ilirotis select ion vvis token to mean to that the emperor hns determined ion of the proceed with the country and to even he his power to rub Instead f permitting himself to he the exulted agent of military overlords MJ Wild GEN one of M the VEIGEL army's mot iiwtt h Island at the on Governors p age of m er ty wo lie served 41 In Indian campaigns thioug’i years war and In the tin Spanish American n ml to France in wept Philippines lit vvis the war as rapidly promoted thmugh grades to 1917 brig ulier general on August 8 and to major general on August IP’S when he was given cnnmiand of the E'gldy eighth dnNon n new which lie trained national army unit and lok n ersens Previously be had commanded the Filty sixth lirigole Pennsylvania Twenty eighth division outfit ut ClKiutenu Thierry ' IMiMOO workers In MOKE than buildings In New York city were called out on strike by James of the Building J Ratalirlck president International union Service Employees' and the sky scrapers from the Battery to Washington Heights were badly Elevator men stopped their crippled men bunked their tires curs furnace their threw down and scrubwomen mops and all marched out of the formed picket lines and buildings scattered was some There fighting tween the pickets ami - men hastily hired tn take their places Since the strike affected not only office building but Innumerable apartment building also the occupant of the Inner were deprived of heat and telephone connections and In many cast's sick persons were marooned food without This lend supplies Mavor L Cnnrdln to call the city and Into conference health official to declare a civic emergency and order Mice to see that Health Commissioner necesMint fires were stoked and trip sary to health of the tenants and care of the sick were made In all residence buildings of more than six floors IMMEDIATELY after President 1 Roosevelt signed the new soil const relief uct passed to take the place of the Invalidated AAA ministrator Chester 0 Ihivls began planning to ways spend the fraHlOOOOOO authorized L’nder his orders more than tlve thousand emplo ees of the AAA who had been waiting since January 6 for something to do got busy placing the new program Into ef- fect The goal of the new law Mr Roosevelt said In announcing tils signntii-Is purity not of fnrm but of farm Income He said prices tbe New Deal has "not abandoned and wll’ not abandon" the principle of equality for ajrrlculturs ns the first move Davis planned series of four conferences with agriIn Memphis cultural leaders Chicago New York and Nall City to formulate plans To take SO’KKItKK) seres out of commercial production this year and place them In legumes and other sell conserving crops The new law provides benefit paywho In ments to farmer federal suggestions for conservation of soil fertility In 1!V’(I and 1037 It provides also for federal subsidies to states setting up permanent state programs In 1D3S and thereafter EM EM BE 11 the Alamo" the I He cry oT Texas was heard all over the state Its centennlnl celebration opened at tbe village of where the declaration of Independence from Mexico was signed The old “charter of empire' was taken there from its place In tbe state cnpltol rotunda In Austin a’nd Gov James V Allred of Texas and Gov Philip LaKotlette of Wisconsin went along to take part In the ceremonies The party then went to Huntsville where Gen Sura Houston gathered an army of Texnns to fight the Mexicans and there Gov Hill of Tennessee made tfte address San Anlonlo and other cities followed on the program snd the celebrat'lons will continue for months reaching s climax In the opening on June 0 of tb centennial exposition at Dallas UTY ADVENTURERS’ CLUB mer of a great that nln nine strokes Indicating babies are born on an average during this period In Germany hour glas A big beside the bell turns over every flv minutes to remind people that seven Germans have died while the nlnn babies were being born Tbe clock has been built to suggest In more emphatic fashion than the eternal the usual timepiece and change between life snd death— dsn to Impress upon Germans the gers of a falling birthrate— Weekly “Maniac’s Trap” By FLOYD GIBBONS Famous Headlin Hunter T T FRE'S one from a fellow reporter — and by golly after reading A bis I am almost convinced that maybe there is a thrill or yarn two in the newspaper business after all Charles K t’lrlch of Long Island City Is the lad and It happened on Sunday January fill 1913 while (’barley was working as a reporter for the New York Herald He was sent hy Ids city editor to Interview a man who hud called up on the telephone mid promised the paper the Idggest "heat" since the Spanish American war Well Charley dm n‘t know about Its being the gest heat but It certainly landed him In the biggest mess of trouble since thut war the fellow mentioned The address they had given Charley was in the sixth story of an street apartment budding In One Hundred and On the way up he noticed that the negro elevator boy turned three shades whiter when he told him whom he had come to see The boy said: "I a hopes you has good time with that bird” But Charley attached no particular significance to his cryptic remark As lit approached the door Charley hear angry shouts and nnths within of a parrot by the screeching accompanied Dining a lull In the shouting he heard sounds such as a man might make by heating a birdcage with an Iron rod The sounds mystified Charley tiut they didn't ahum him they: had he biucseif bttpf trouble-Reporter Invited to Enter Room A tall stout man opened It He was In ids shirt Charley rang the hell sleeves and on his left shoulder was perched a parrot lie bad a heavy stick In The Man Who Knows the Remedy Whether You are taking for Headaches Neuralgia or Rheumatism Pain is SAFE is Your Doctor Ask Him Don’t Entrust Your Own or ypur Family’s to Unknown' Preparations you take any BEFORE you don’t know all about the relief of headaches or the neuritis or pains of rheumatism neuralgia ask your doctor what he think about it — in comparison for The Man Invited Charley to Enter Ills face was swollen and froth Hoiked his pale lips Charley drunk but he explained fils errand The man invited Charley to enter and grasping his arm In a vise-IlkS grip purled him into the hall' He thrust him into a small parlor locked the door and put the key in his pocket Then for the first time This man was a lunatic— a big strong Charley began to be afraid built lunatic And except for-small pocket knife Charley athletically was unarmed Tint man thrust t tie parrot Into Its cage and fell to beating the cage with a stick The parrot shrieked at each blow "You’ll force me to kill you yet Eiimii Goldman” the man shouted and spat viciously at the bird There was no doubt In Charley's mind now The man was a raving lunatic He got up to go hut the man turned on him snarling: "Sit down n von I'll attend to you as son ns I've finished with Emma Goldman" Then he fell He had to heating the parrot s cage again and Charley sat down rememjust to room was In the lunatic’s pocket the bered that the key ms right bund thought he was with Genuine Bayer Aspirin We say this because before tho discovery of Bayer Aspirin most “pain” remedies were advised against by physicians as being had for the stomach or often for the heart And the discovery of Bayer Aspirin largely changed medical practice Countless thousands of people who have taken Bayer Aspirin year in and out without ill effect have proved that the medical findings about its safety were correct Remember this: Genuine Bayer Aspirin is rated among the fastest methods yet discovered for the relief of headaches and all common pains and safe for the average person to take regularly You can get real Bayer Aspirin at any drug store — simply by never asking for it by the name “aspirin” alone but always saying BAYER ASPIRIN whenyou buy Bayer Aspirin Cleanse Internally Maniac Threatens Him With Death When the man had finished beating the cage he turned again to “I’m “I’m an electrical expert" he said suddenly Charley going to charge you with electricity to the gills" There was none Charley looked around wildly for some means of escape "And what If I refuse to he charged with electricity?” he nsked The big man "Refuse and you die” You smiled coldly Facing him menacingly he whispered: The operation may kill you but surely you won't mind sachave your choice will you?” rificing your life for science A queer story of Le Maupassant's flashed into Charley's ndnd— the story of n man who outwitted a homicidal maniac hy humoring him No he said he'd And then he feigned sudden Illness and be glad to sacrifice Ills life for science "I'm sick” he said “You don't want a sick man for leaned against a door do you?" this operation “A perfectly sound man is not” the man growled "Certainly needed" “Then" suld get some air operation” and "I think I'd better take a walk nrottnd Charley I'll he hack In a few minutes and we can go on the block with the feel the difference j Why let constipatioa and you back? Feel your best look your be — cleanse internally tbe hold Mrrftw for FREE SAMPLE GARFIELD TEA DM 231 Brooklyn LwItHamoiiifev It’s All In HOW You Fight You need ft mediant that helps your hair to save nourishing starved hiir roots and stopping Din “But It's understood you “I think you're Do you agree?” come back In five minutes The big man unlocked the door and followed Charley nodded "Remember” he shouted as Charley passed him through the hall out of the door "you’re to be back In five minutes" He slammed the door and Charley went down the stairway three steps at a time lie found a policeman and told him his story Six husky Outside coyis were sent to the house with orders to arrest the madman He fought them fiercely for ten minutes before he was subdued and placed In an observation ward at Bellevue hospital "Later" says Charley "they removed him to Matteawan hospital for the He died there Insane at Beacon N Y and placed him In a In the room In which he proposed to conduct experisome months afterward ments on me they found a revolver and two large knives sharp as razors That to Into carve bits me once he me had under his control was as cerhe aimed tain as two and two make four Thanks to De Maupassant’s story I escape! must ©— WXU Color Blindness Traced to Variety of Causes Color blindness also called achroand daltonism Is the Inabilmatopsy certain colors or ity to distinguish shades of color TotaPcolor blindness In which of there Is no perception colors as such but only of gradations The most of light and shade Is rare common fnrm states a writer In the Indianapolis News Is that In which some bright colors different In different cases are confused with each other though other colors are correctly Color bllndnessmay be conper'celved genital fl ej present from birth) or It Is said frequently to be acquired transmitted from grandfather to grandIn males son and Is more common than In females In the proportion of over three to one color blindness Acquired may be caused by a diseased brain or by a diseased or wounded optic nerve but With deIt appears to be unconnected fects of sight and with retinal distemeases generally It Is sometimes but evenr In such cases is usuporary recurrent In Increasing acute ally forms The average eye distinguishes Y i treatment" will astonish you Begin tonight (At your drug store) BALDNESS! Wild Man Falls for Story right" the man assented heartily that fate” N way ea$y TEA is not miracle worker but e week of this "internal beauty But you must (kithfuily keep op the good work Stirt today with G1ot’ Minye Medicine imd Glover's Medicated Soap for the shun Or have poa At ail druggist your Barber give you Glover 8rvlc NASAL six spectral colors an acute sense of seven distinguishes Color blindness affecting one eye or both hns no known remedr ItTnust however he distinguished from mere A case of Ignorance of color names color blindness was mentioned In 16S4 and others were noted In 1777 anil 1770 but the most famous early In stance— from which the defect was knowrr as of the English chemist John Dalton who In 1704 described his own case Investigations during the Nineteenth century established the Importance of colni blindness especially In the mercantile marine and railway service and Test were devised for applicants for such positions IRRITATION color People Who Are Old Some people at eighty are actually than others at younger physically sixty or even forty People who are real ly old are Those whose bodies are no so longer strong or active as they were people who with their years have be come worn Infirm disabled or sick For people In middle life or later who ore merely not so active as they the answer may be different sot fastocotd Relieve th dryness and! Irritation by applying Menthols! uni nlht and morning Hi'HIM&Wli CmCOMFORTD H you prefer note throat spray call dropar for the HEW MENTHOUTUM with n Handy bottl LIQUID dropper ND — W HAVE 11— 30 YOU INDIGESTION? Mn Mibel Hobb Purport An Sail Cl It Utah’ aaid at 06 Laka “My vyBem had become not sleep i could snd could not stand the Watt noise I suffered from indigestion snd feK mtwr ble in every wsy Two boitlea of Dr Pierce's IfOkJm Medical Discovery made me fed better than I hod felt to some lime I was able not troubled with deep sad Itornsch dutiees gas (toy wow Kcw acae uba Ms LAai4 “lira ud |