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Show e AMhlfCAN FORK CITIZKN News Review of Current Events the World Over President Reveals Plans for Work Relief Program Prank Walker His Chief Aid Auto Workers Strike in Toledo. W. PICKARD EDWARD Wt r Nto Inua. By c, lf ipapcr show no discrimination against the PLANS for work relief fund are be- union men, and agreed to respect seniority right as provided by the lli); iimde rapidly, purls of the general aeheiue being rewaled to (he automobile labor board. Secretary Perkins sent Thomas J. public alumat every detuirtnient lonell-lutoThe I'real-deu- t Williams, day. to Toledo to see what might will be the tlnal arbiter but lie done. President linen of the practically all the A. F. of I said then- was grave r, will agi-url- e iartlclp:i;e and i. 111. IN, . danger that the Toledo strike might spread to other automotive plniil. tin- - hla.-i-i- l -- radio tin-lir- MILE of his Naiioual l Ju-ti- ie ITilun for in Olympia stadium In his home town, un-- l more t tm ii l.'ai.isai eiilhii-ialii- sup porter crowded Into tin- - edlli.e to hear him l how In- - proposed to I In right Ihe wrong of the the platform with the cnisiul:iij slate tins-lln- B National Topic Kstlonsl LobbyUt Actitl n'fiu-- on the President and Ihe uiliniu a crowd that 1st ration e I.eu C. Wollnian, cliiiiiinaii of Hie Jammed (he senate Autoniolille labor Imnrd, chamber, lie was Nallniial have been that that body had limited to 4(1 ruin it u n r e d by Sir. a cHiiviiss of list I is i work-er- utes, Imt In that ItiMioevclt. Them) In Ainerlcaii automobile plniils tllne lie used a lot will bundle rural rehubl'iiaihui, rural ami found that tW.il ur tent of of language. After elccirlllcatliiu and them showed no afllllnllon with any describing I r k e s. The various Furley, Wallace and labor organization. grade sin inline at the 1rcKldent'a employees associations groiiN-- to- Ceneral Johnson In not very fun r gether ranked second with 111,77 1 right hand I Frank Walker, to 1.7.3 per rent of ny, the "Kioglish" treasurer of the DeiuntTatlc members, party, lie lias replaced lx mu Id the total. The Auierleun federation assailed Mr. Itoose of Ijilmr was third with H.OTo. or velt as iMTKoiiiilly lilcliberg as chiilriuiin of the r rent, while the Associated reap o n s llde for Kmergcnry council and Is the 8.0 what lie ralh-i- l a plan to force tin head of a new division In that Automobile Workers of were fourth with O.IKI, or 3.7 r state of l.oiilslalia to yiehl to Cor body known as the llvllon of and Information. Under lent. The reirmlmler of the vole ruption and dehauchery. He threat In tils rcalin If the Mechanics ened a tax his direction all propumil will lie wus split encroach aortcii out and data on them from Kd iicii Ilona I society and ten other there were further fcih-ra- l tiients In the matter of controlling various government units will lie co- iinloiia. uf federal hums for the ordinated. Then (hey will tie handbenefit of gng rule Hlate projects. ed on, with Mr. Wulker's WITIIntT perfect party disci- Ilucy charged that Ihe admlnls to a new works allotwas concern d solely with ment hoard which Is liy Secpline, the administration's socliil se- (ration In I.oij Ihe controlling was hill the li'kcs. Jammed two lli.rold T'liese through al curity retary In such a manner as to In Isliina dll ions to (lie alphabet group In house substantially sure winning the election In 11130. ami a President lloose Washington are known as "They could go down there and l WAI5. It. veil wants sjs-nthe whole live Idlllon and In ii pn-Nconference the I'rrsl-den- i vole wiis 37" they could not win that flection," nniiu-these eight lyties of In XL It tuny lie snM. "Hut they could load us work which will lie undertaken, with weeks that we with the live Idlliun the a IlKillfit of liloliey to lie Spent on It Is passed by the would have to pay un the result of : sen each Semite, for the carrying on their polities. 1. UighwaiN. muds, streets, grade ate finance commit Senator Long now Indicates that which il to tee. cm, lug elliniiuilloii, and evpress lias no desire to a third he was referred. Is highways, $vm,iXi,tiiKl. next year unless that should luirty -- . Iturul rehahllltatioti. relhf In busy Just now with lie necessary to bring about the Hgrli'iilturul arena, water MCA extension and defeat of President liooKcvcIt. lie vet era im ciinseriafliiii, water diversion, bonus lie would gladly Join with the say linlus-trial ii, reclamation, rural payment. ilepiihllcnn If they would communication nml KuhsUtenec Crams to states for Senator p.nrali. slstinii-on IniineKteuds, f.'sNMKSl,tasi. (pensions) X Iturul eleclrlltculloii, $ 100,000, will no the Individual sis. but for TAI.MAHOH nVKIt.MHi of um, federal governmeni'a share exceed 4. Housing, low cost housing In Sir. per tnoiiih. (ieorsln, one of the most liemiH-rntldenouncer of rural nnd urban areas, reconditionfor (iuiipiilsory old age lloosi-vel- t President and the New of on slxty-livbasis over ing. and remodeling, $ i.hijmijinri. persons 6. Assistance for eilncathuial, salary earned during working life Imiil, hns a strong supporter In eoniiids Tom Milder, the Cenrgla professional, and clcrlcul jmtnoiis time, payment ranging from $13 stoni-r of ngrlciimin-- . in the j to 5x7 a month. Income tax on pay and other "white collar" unemolllclal farm hiilletln, that rolls of employees starting with I ployed, $.'100,0110.000. sent to the farmers of 0. t'ltUeu ronsrvatlon cortai, per rent In 1!i37 and graduated up geiith-niacent In 111 III; excise the state a message that "we still fiiOO.OdO.UX). ward to 3 T. Sanltallon, foil erosion, streum tux on employer In anme amounts (hare the right to secede from the pollution, rcfnrcsiatloii, iIihmI con- This will iiichii a total pay roll tax I'tilon. The statement was curried In a trol. rivers and Imrltur. gifiO.oui,-OOO- . of U per cent by 111 10. to a long article written footnote on Tax rneiiiployment Insurance. In which In- - drew a comMilder 1 on rolls hy cent of 8. Loom. grants, or hoth, to pay per employer between the licuim-ratl3 and 1037, for rent parison 2 lu per coiiniics, slales, and oilier administration In Washington mi-hiiIhIIvIsIimis fur public works. sr cent thereafter. the Uiisshiii government. I'.SNI.INNI.INSI. Social security hoard as new The secession reference was lu of government In the execuThe rural rehabilitation work , will be directed by Hex ford (1. tive branch with three members ap- the nature of resent inent ngnlu-a recent ruling hy Ihe I'ulted State undersecretary of ugrleullure, pointed by the President. Federal grants to atutea for ma- Supreme court reverslug Alabama and lie will not be resutisllile to In the Scottshoro rase on Secretary Wallace but will have a ternal and child health service, an courts the ground eoloreit citizens were free hand to carry out his schemes appropriation of $3,800,000. Federal grants to states for pub excluded from Juries. for moving families from marginal lands, ahlfllng stranded Industrial lie health service, an appropriation of Kiigland, It INO workers to new, planned rural com- of St.OOti.iiOU. no desire for an apiM-urother and had munities and building cities outmajor Speaker Hyrns side of large urban renters to re- Ity leader were elated by the Im- elaborate and costly celebration of mense majority by which the hill his silver Jubilee, such ns was lieve slum congestion. as they asserted. Asked as to how much was ready rarrled planned hy the cab Inet committee, an-- l to he Hpcnt the President recalled It was put through without any Mr now lie ami Prim-House. White from the that IUiMi.ftio.iiiQ already had lieea pressure Minlster Maelxm "We got no orders put forward for the LVC and (hut ilyrns said: aid have ordered Public Works Administrator Har- from the President, so help me Al that the nlfulr Khali old C. Ickcs had applications totalmighty Hod." lie very "quiet." Hi ing more than $1.0u,0UUU0. majesty was not Appointment of Mr. Walker leaves GF.N. W. W. ATTKimiT.Y. vet Consulted at tlrst. Mr. olllclal of the Peimsyl free, as the President nnd when he heard said, to devote Ids time to the MtA vnnla railroad, hns retired as pres there were sir.mg during the ierlod of tending legis- blent of the compnuy eight month from tin- that would lation In mugress and lltlgutlou In protest s shir-northern necesthe Supremo court. have sary under Its regporta Ity again! ulations, because of such s wasteful expenditure OKUAXl.KD lulmr opened Its III health. money In hard time, he was ex The diobtain recognition in reed I ugly Irale nml wanted to cal rectors unanimousthe Hutniiinhlh- - Industry with a ' Strike of workers In the Toledo ly elected Martin off the whole affair. This could cclchr.-tiiowi hut he the done, sucto t W. 'lenient comof the Motor I'hcvrolct plant ceed him. The new be nothing like what the rahln- -' pany. The factory was closed down . president of the commltee had liiteu-le-l'niinodiutcly. though only a part of ciri.-kin- g The has was king tie force Joined In the strike. great system at arms, the duke of Norfolk liorn fCt years ago Tulon picket were placed shout It, tt hit city police and deputy sheriffs and and other high officers of stale i ' Clamant tuns sere on hand to see thuf there was M. W. pMtrroj t,lp t(rr(o4, the ceremonial department of the road In 1001 as a rodmaii. anything to do with the jubilee. in disorder. refusi-- d to have the peers ' President Sloan of tlcnernl Mo- Ills promotion was stonily and nine the realm In their robe tors corporation Issued tills state years ago he became the vice presfrom of ndiln-sseident. Bicnt tu New York: of parliament, lie his re Ceneral Atterbury had this to say "The vital question Involved Is fusi-to robe hlmm-l-f for the whether Ceneral Motors corMirnilon of his successor: rnslon. Since he became vice Is willing to sign an agreement for a closed shop recognising the local ('lenient has been Intlmntely associated with me In conducting the UXIKIl a npw law the Cerman union as the exclusive representaare suiqiresslng the en tive of all the employees of the To- cnmpuny'a sITnlrs and In our rela ledo plant. This licneral Motors tlons with Ihe other railroads and tire church press of the country. Catholic nnd Protest nut. an-- l n'with the government. will not do." "The remarkable results achieved all Jewish organs, either religiuvs The union. In a lengthy statement, wald Its committee "lias done hy the company last year, one of or racial. The edict, signed hr Sl.w everything In Its power to meet with the most dllHeult periods the rail Amnnn, president of the and manager of the N.; the management nnd to secure an road Iihs ever experienced, were amicable and fair adjustment of the largely due o (.'liiiients leadership. party's puhlNIilng organlz.i:l- .- i matter of wage, hours and union Ills manifest capabilities have com designed to monopolize the reich's for NaI hh-c: recognition and various other griev- mended him not only to his ssso publication to N i ances. elate directors and officers, hut also niake them legally "The management refused to sign to the executives of other railroads that "c! ir-! The law provldi contract of any kind and flatly with whom he hns been working In refused every section of the pro- recent years lu the Interest of the or profel,,l'i1 newspapers as wi" Intended for ns pupi-- r railroad Industry as a whole. posed contract with the exception with rerMin In'rrcos ronti "Moreover, he enjoy the of two minor points." T'-of henceforth are ferl-li- l The roiiipnny offered to make dence. respect nnd wage readjustment and give a 5 the entire Pennsylvania railroad Nazi party nnd I: organir trior-arnot stihji-c- t t ihe new luw. per ecu: seucral wage Increase, organization three new tun- - I un-- rum-plete- d Aim-rh-- s-- relH-Ilio- Tin-flua- e ill-l- In-a- Irrl-gal- e -- e rlt-le- c l, a Tug-well- s, bei-aus- f.-- r s d t, - h-- outward sign uf courage under-ncuti- i. I have reported to you heretofore that there were muttering and expressions of discontent within the President's vast majority In tlie house and senate. While the malcontents are uot openly criticizing the President, they are able to accomplish their punwse by Hin disagreement over what ordinarily would he very minor details. I believe It Is the consensus also that the activities of ictlt!oners for majorled the laip-s- t their rights are responsible to a ity ever totontnd the national thwartfact large extent for the creation of that very ho, nuim-rot- i n congress. It ed lobbying. Very few of the lias lieen observed hy uium-roii- s had the Sieial liitcresis dancourage to liutlou hole Individual luiliiirists that If there Is or senators to ger of Fascism In the United States, It lies In this rise of blocs plead their cause. These In congress. The natural result Is were lookini ing to Wllite House leadership ; to replace and break up the two their fate lasted on the New I'eal, old established parties. Thua far and they srf' unahle accurately to In this session there has been eviacgauge what public sentiment would dence lime after time of bloc lie If they ilisagrecl with tivities. one against another. This Presidential orders. In tlmsc days, condition results in legislative the rorrldnA of the Capitol and the trades, not all of which result In legislahouse and seuaie office buildings good or even of stltlon-er- s tion. were virtually for tint I what a lobbyist Is. Roosevelt Now thnt President To the extent that lobbyist operSd.SSO.iiOO.OOO to spend to has title ated In the early days of the pretty much as he sdmiiiisl ration, Ilonsevelt they How Will It pleases, the ques- sought to Infueiii'e Presidential deBe Spent? tlon Is heard cision ami the activities of the bruin nronnd Washingwho drafted trust ami more more ton and frequently, what Once the Presidential these progrini had lieen submitted is he going to do with It? The to congress, the npoithin to them truth Is thuf administration plans and subsided niemliers for utilizing thia vHst sum of money largely are so nebulous thnt no one can of Presicrack the the to Juiiiu-iofficluls themselves, dential whip As slated nlaive, Indi- tell, even the he put One uses it to what - afraid to wengo vidual the problem about henrs attacking orders and against White of soil erosion so that the destrucwere to combat afraid the Inhhylsts tion by dust storms will occur no President's popularity. more, and there Is tnlk of many T'.ut n year ago. vriou tnteireatB public works projects. When one to ilii..iit...iv- eoiintry tit Hint out ilotallu or Macao.' sense a feeling that they could trin he Is promptly confronthowever, again talk with ineinliers of con- ed hy a stone wall, either of siorganizgress safely. They lence or of a frank statement that ing their representations here as outlines have thus far and lit- only the (hey formerly had enj-ie- d, been considered. broadened the little tle hy scope Conversations over luncheon taA singular part of their bles In Washington sceui tu Indiabout the present condition Is the cate tlmt actual spending of this iniiNliriHitn growth of the lobbyists. In any appreciable sum will their growth has money Supplementing not get under way for some months. an unusual fearlessness. They there seems to he ground In are busy pushing all kinds of tor fact, belief that nothing of substanhad. nnd causes, good tial character will take place In a Some forces estimate there are liefore next winter. close to live hundred dllTeren. spending way Is true the comment Amt, If that groiip sin! organizations actively suggests, the great appropriation petitioning congress to do this or will be effective only In a political I hat Recording to their lights. There next spring and summer. are such gigantic lohhles as thnt of way It should le remembered that the organized labor, agriculture and the amount voted the President In this There are lobAmerican one resolution which Is to be spent bies for religious and rselal groups. practically at his direction Is greatmoment Interests at the The than the total expenditure of the er hulk large with their lobbying acfederal government for any year Indusof lines tivities. Individual from 1K2 to 131. try have their representatives here The railroads, for ex- p, nunil-era- . Wltfi further references to lobbyaini-le- , have headquarters here for activities, it Is made to appear ing their Association of American Railthat two orgRnl- road and It la also the headquarEffective have done rations ters for the Shortline ltnilroad asBn especially good Lobbying sociation. The hankers maintain a I refer to Job. committee of the Amer- the operations of the American Leican Hankers' association here, and gion office In Washington and Its (.M. groups have their fight for the veterans' bonus, and ,o treiiding water la the halls the activity of the various agriculj of watching and waiting tural and farm organizations who tit sure that nothing detrimental hnre been lighting off certain phases to their Interests is dona by the of railroad legislation. lcgi!at-r- s. The farmers, according to the best Information I can get, nre opIt will he recalled that several posed to federal regulation of Inweeks ago Mr. Roosevelt let loose terstate bus and truck business beone of the bitter-See- s cause feel the proposed legisPower eat messages he lation they will hamper ha" evor ,,,nt t0 hauling. I suspect thnt the bus and Waiunff congress in is- - truck group have persuaded the i of the activities of the farm representatives to oppose reger At that time, the vi- ulatory measures for busses and rion cliararer of his accusations trucks on the basis of misunderthe power Interests was standing. I have made numerous many observers to his Inquiries of legislative drafting exl!'i-i-feeling that public utility perts and of house and senate leadl litig conipnnlea should be ers resieetlng the point at Issue lie felt that cliques of flnan-- and all have assured me that the were taking advantage of proposed federal regulation will In investors and he wanted to no way apply to tdi i! e eoiintry about IL hauling. Now. however. It develops that he While the point made here Is not was sliootin; not otdy at the power all ImiHirtnnt nnd when farm at In-- ti group t a; B iwvcalleit sH-ctoperators of trucks understand It n hid, wcre seeking to prothey will doubtless shy awsy from tect thenisehes from what they re- the position they have taken. It Ilgarded flagrant violations of lustrates how one organization will of the established attract many followers to Its ranks ti vi,. practices. It must he said who aet'inlly ought not be there: i . : -r a fr Now as to the bonus proposition. days, the President's effect of slowlthe :iave It might to be said that the Rnose i, y nctivltles but veil administration Is In a hole. So t'e had tasted of their well ha the American I.rglnn done n he Its Job that there Is no doubt In my They were not to at-fr .:i ,v Hny Presidential ndml nt the moment respecting the i the threat of Senator outcome. There will he bonus legof to furx-- through islation pncd by congress at this lobbyists In session. Whether It will lie signed r.nna'lling v. .. As a mat- - or vet-ehy President RooscTelt (, register. ' ' " ' "I I conviction depends entirely upon the nature of I my f set. It ' will And himself tlie hill n It finally Is passed, In any L'nlua. circumvented ft Wwtrra :g!.!y n M- t- - in congress. lug tui-tllixlstemv of this unusual condition In W.shlugtoii carries more Klgnitlcaiice however, than Just the fact that geclal Interests or Indl-- ! are trying to provldual Inirr-dtect theiiiTM-s- . From a good many sources I filhcr the opinion that the conditlt) ineaiis the President's (Hiiver has f It Is to bl remembered that when curried his New Mr. ItiMisrs-l- t lieul Into fie Whi'e House and lb-us- e e m-- pioneer Today llt-nd- , : farm-to-mnrk- forefathers." there are more than abol-lsl.e-- farin-to-mark- (u-- BOYS! GIRLS! 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C. s fur-nic- I.I CLARK ldrhaiis posal, anyway. more lobbyists In It all goes to show that, at least at any time In the among thorn with the courage of WuKhingt-jtthalast llfieci years. It la true they their coiix Ictious, President Rooseare Inllurtlng legislation, and I velt is uot as itowerful as he was think It esi be wild without fear of In the first year of his reign. Hulkcoutradli-tkthat lobbyists are re- ing tactics in congress over the was but the sponsible W a portion of the balk-- i public works relief deliv I.ONiJ CRANDMOTHER Interpreted rs Bulldlsr Washiniftn. made arovnl n IHliY . presldi-n- t of tl of America, In a rudiit address recently said: "Scouting was designed to offset the softening effect of modern It gives hoy an opportunity tu hike, to cuuiji, to awlui, and to work out lu the iqien, under the leadership of trained outdoors men. In so doing, they dexehq; strung IkhIU-- s and clear minds, and the e and courage which were so strongly evident In our by William Bruckart lak-ita- iinii-- Walter W. MOVEMENT liny Scoot cleric were Senators Kinu-- r Thomas of Oklahoma and (lerald P. Nye id North luikota. and IteiresentaHvi- William Connery of MassachuNi-tr- s Martin I Sweeney of tililo, Thomas O'Malley of Wisconsin and Wll Ham of North I . The priest put forward the Na tlouul union as a definite isdlticai weustn aimed at the money power and at stHiidpat pnrtyixin. en Father Coughlin has dorseil by the lit shop of lit itev. Michael Callagher. SENATOR BOY SCOUT MINUTE A CROCHET COLLAR Sis-ia- e g federal il fjMTHKK uf Salt Lakc9s Most Hospitable HOTEL |