Show r ' - THE GARLAND This Week h ARTHUR English boys preparing for a !'ve screwing up courage say “One to be ready two to be steady three to be off" then they dive hat Is bow we dive Into the new yeat January first to be ready January Bfcond to be steady January third to be off January third Is gone the yiar has begun and we are off Little The President has told Congress and the Nation Just exactly what be has been doing since the Fourth of Marrh and even Republicans will ad' mil that he had something to tell i i rr Time does not wait but that need not worry those that do their best If you do your best and have merit the will acknowledge your work woild of John Keats' The "Autoblogrdphy compiled by E V Weller from Keats' letters and essays published by Stan offers comfort foul University Press to the discouraged hope to the am' bltlous He was poor bis life a brief un happy struggle and he died only 25 years old but his work will live as long as the English language of today Is rpoken Dilke writing to her husband In 1818 said "John Keats aras brown and rived here last night sht'bby as you can Imagine scarcely rnv shoes Ifeft bis jacket all torn at the back a fur cap a great plaid and hts knapsack Cannot tell what he Mrs ) i Charles looked like” Not a promising description of one But of the world’s true geniuses Keats In spite of vicious attacks by Ignorant critics was not discouraged to attacks At that very time referring upon him In the "Quarterly" Keats wrote: "This Is a mere matter of the moment I think I shah be among the English poets after my death” He lies beside his friend Bevern in the graveyard In Rome on bis tombstone these words that he chose: "Here lies one whose name was writ In water” And that name all over the world is actually written In letters of gold Let that encourage real workers that begin the New Years discouraged And let young people that want to write well remember that Keats' genius developed “as he steeped himself more and more In the works of Hilton and Shakespeare" I once heir to the Young Henry imperii! throne of China descendant of the Manchus’tkat'lsvne down from Manchuria and made themselves rulers of China long ago Is now slated to be Emperor of the old Manchurian homeland reclirlstened Manchukuo The Chinese Republic took away the Imperial prospects In youthful China but treated him kindly supplying plenty of money for his elaborate household Japan seizing Manchuria and wishing to do It tactfully made the young prince whose ancestors the once were rulers of Manchuria head of the new Japanese nominal possession The ambitions of Japan are not fcnd small selecting perhaps as Emperor In Manchuria Is part of a plan would b restored to the By It throne of his ancestors In Manchuria Later It might be desirable to restore him as dummy of Japan to the other throne of hia later ancestors as ruler of all China bag containing 600000 cubic feet gas carried Major Fordney of the Marine Corps and Lieutenant Settle of the Navy more than 61000 feet Into the air They plan another flight into the strathosphere with a balloon of 1500 000 cubic feet and hope to go up 15 miles or more possibly penetrating the "ozone layer” which encloses the earth about 15 miles up That explora tlon may load to plans for bringing down supplies of that which Is the life giving quality of the atmosphere for distribution as needed A of explorations of the air ocean begin when men go up and five hundred miles and look cut from our attenuated atInto the "absolute xero" of mosphere the ether or whatever the substance Is that fills all space between this group of solar systems and the nebulae Real above us will between four Governor Talmadg® of Georgia tn lists that In hts Statw owners shall not pay more than three dollars each for licensing cars and trucks California wisely long sgo adopted the same rule The theory Is to avoid discouraging the automobile industry or auto mobile owners by excessive license fees Cars big and litle pay pntly 83 The more of them the better since the State derives Income for road build lng from gasoline consumed The big' ger cars using more pay more Scientists believe that "conscious know It as we be Impossible on other planets because of excessive heat or cold or Jack of water or oxygen But if nature ca- - arrange earth life to survive under water as fish do under the earth as worms do at the equator and In the Arctic regions why not on the sun in spite of Jeans’ statement that the solai temperature reaches forty million de frees centrlgradeT (©1933 til) Fror SynJictt Ik) life” would TIMES OAKLAND News Review of Current BRISBANE Three To Be Off With Keats as a Text Japan Looks Ahead Another High Trip Events tlie World Over President Roosevelt Tells Congress and Nation the New Deal Must Be Permanent— Declares Recovery Policies Are Succeeding By EDWARD what President Roosevelt to do and wlmt he wnnts congress to do was not revealed In In the message detail which he any read before a Joint session of senate amj house at the opening of the regular ses alofi However It was an excellent speech addressed to the nation rather than to and the congress heard over the radio by millions of hb fellow countrymen who should be en cournged by his genof eral statement progress made by the recovery administration and all the allied collectivist Institutions In plain Mr forceful language Roosevelt declared that the old methods have gone Into the discard and that tie new social and economic order upon the lines laid down by the national recovery legislation must be pushed forward and made lasting Opposition to this he asserted Is found In amopg only a few Individualists general terms he told of the success of the NRA In lessening unemployment abolishing child labor establishing uniform standards of hours and wages and preventing "ruinous rivalries within Industrial groups" The President's claim for farm re lief will be questioned Said by many be: "Actual experience with the operation of the agricultural adjustment act leads to my belief that thus far the experiment of seeking a balance between production and consumption la succeeding and has made progress exentirely in line with reasonable pectations toward the restoration of farm prices to parity” Brief allusion was made to the war debts and it was stated that stabilisation of the dollar Is Impossible at present because certain other nations are "handicapped by Internal and other conditions" The message referred specifically to the disclosures before the senate banking find currency com mlttee of rich and powerful financiers who "evaded the spirit and purpose of our tax laws" enriched themselves at the expense of their stockholders and the public and through reckless speculation with their own and other people’s money “Injured the values of the farmers' crops and the savings of the poor" It also declared the Intention of the government and the people to suppress "crimes of organ lzed banditry shooting that have lynching and kidnaping threatened our security" The President's closing sentences tha specially aroused supporters of IIo thanked the Constitution the members of congress for their erntlon and concluded: “Out of these friendly contacts we are fortunately building a strong and permanent tie between the legislative and executive branches of the government “The letter of the Constitution wisebut the Imly declared a separation pulse of common purpose declares a union In this spirit we Join once more In serving the American people" JUST was message of the President especially to the American people A few days before he delivered another that was meant more for the rest of the world It was hts speech on Woodrow Wilson’s birthday delivered at a dinner given Wilson foundation by the Woodrow In It he vigorously attacked and political leaders of other nations for the holies of the peoples frustrating for world peace Ninety per cent of of the he the population earth averred !b desirous that there be no more wars but the remaining 10 per cent are misled by politicians who have Imperialistic and designs selfish motives Sir Roosevelt’s pence plan offered to the world may he thus summarized : Every nation would agree to eliminate over a period of years ami by progressive steps all weapons of ofdefense keeping only permanent Each fensive nation Implements could Inspect Its neighbor to Insure against offensive weapons Every nation would Join In a simthat no armed forces ple declaration would be allowed to cross Its borders tnto the territory of any other nation By ruling that such pacts would be effective unless all nations agreed the nations stilt believing "In the use of be the sword for Invasion" would pointed out to the pressure of world opinion also proclaimed a The President modification of the Monroe Doctrine be asserting that It would henceforth th policy of the United States to un dertake no armed Intervention In nny of the American’ He declared that It was the publics Joint obligation of all those republics to Intervene In any one of them If such interference should become necessary to protect their Interests THIS re the current and the next fiscal years the President asks congress to provide sixteen and a half Million dollars In the budget message which was transmitted to tha lawmakers FOR l'tK - X' m PICKARD W Immense sum the recovery agencies will require almost ten lions the remainder being for the routine government establishment For these two yean the treasury deficits are estimated at nine billion three meet hundred To million dollars these deficits the President proposes to borrow on the credit of the government ten billion dollars or more In addition to borrowing about twelve billions to refinance maturing government bonds and other obligations In the next year and a half July 1 HIM alien the President proposes to halt recovery operations and begin paying the bills out of hues the publi-will debt he estimates stand at the all time record penk of billions eight hundred and millions nnd repreRepublican senators sentatives and some Democrats professed to be appalled by the President's spending program hut It proh ably will he put through Just the same Of this roosevelt p tEsmrjNT nounced that he had accepted the expected resignation of William Woodln as secretary of the treasury and appointed Flenry Morgenthau Jr to succeed him Mr Morgenthau took the oath ofofflce on New Year’s long day the In Roosevelt own Mr presence of Mr and Mrs and the members of hts family Woodln’s retirement had been since last summer He Is to Arizona endeavoring his health expected still In cover and hts were preparing to combat an anti government conspiracy which Secretary of the Inferior said ' had far to be halted by any plan of coneillatloif political or even recognition of the Grau regime by (he United States The revolutionists he said were operating from Mlavnl In Fla Havana the army's home made tanks sere placed In strathe tegic positions were armed police with rifles and soldiers were stationed on housetops to check sniping The Miami revolutionaries’ plans "are too far advanced" Oulteras sh1(1 ‘‘because they accepted money from In exchange American corporations for certnln concessions If they attain power They can't return the money Therefore they must carry out their pinna" President Urnn signed a decree set21’ as the date for the electing April tion of a constitutional assembly which will meet on May 20 to choose new a provisional president nnd drrW’t a new Grau said he constitution would not continue In the presidency after May 20 regardless of whether the assembly confirms him ns proviGRAU PUESIDENT sional Cuba president THOUGH the year closed farm products and with man- foods showing a downward though the estimates of the ufactured trend government grain and of dealers revealed acreage reprogram od the Agriculture that the duction which spent vast was virtually a failure and though there were other dison couraging signs the whole 1’resldent Roosevelt and his ad risers had renson to believe the new year promised to see conshlerable ucce achieved department sums TURRUNTIAL 1 hours wrought of life Its the occurred the emergency banking law demanded the surrender of all gold holdings regardwith five specific exceptions less of their size Failure to follow the treasury’s order and conviction carries a maximum penalty of ten years In prison $10000 The order applies to In fines or both and assocorporations partnerships ciations as well as Individuals One Important exception which still was blocks the way to devaluation Federal left In the new gold order reserve' banks which own $3700000-00In gold and gold certificates out of a total American gold stock of were still allowed t8 keep their the reserve Ilow to deprive gold banks of this gold legally or at least of the profit which the banks would otherwise reap from devaluaflon has long been puzzling treasury legal experts up to the United States of Claims to decide whether or not President Roosevelt's action as In removing William K Humphrey of the feda member eral trade commission Inst October was “IlleMr gal and void” has filed Humphrey with the court a petition demanding from States the United which he $125139 says la due him as his October from salary 30 He 8 to November laid before the court a transcript of four letters from the PresTwo of them requested his resident ignation a third accepted his resignation although Mr Humphrey contended none had been offered while a fourth contained only these words: “I am In receipt of your letter of September 27 Effective as of this date (October 7) you are hereby removed from the office of commissioner of the federal trade commission" Mr Humphrey refused to resign or get out and formally notified the trade of that refusal but the commission wrote him that It had votcommission ed to recognize the executive order of Mr Humphrey la a the President beRepublican and the controversy tween him and Mr Roosevelt has been some Issue as a taken up by political others of that party It Is certain to be the subject of oratory and arguFor fourteen years ment In congress Mr the state represented Humphrey of Washington In congress and he was appointed to the trade commission by President Coolidgo In 1925 and by President Hoover in 1931 NOW It Is HILLS— Well all I know BEVERLY la Just what I read In the papers and what I hear over the radio The biggest news thats come to us from any source wts President Roosevelt's Foreign Talk over Policy the radio about ten days ago Ever since remember I can telling Jokes on the stage and years started writfore ing for any papers have used kidding stuff about us going Into somebodys and Its always been tremenpopular stuff for not a soul us to be sending marines out country dously wanted Spsaker Oar eh one is nltlni at the door Ta auk “horn" Basin® ris and soar Let’s plot hm products by th scors Oa tho bill of faro” tor ’34 like a big city would to places where they send policemen trouble It had just was heard there become almost Impossible for a country world over the to have a nice home talent little PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRT tl revolu- among themselves without us butting Into it Everywhere an American went to Invest some looney in the hope of making 100 percent why here would tion Love Animal Toys In all ages of the world’s history children have loved their toys to be in the shape of animals be a gun boat to see that he had all the comforts to which he had been Lord knows how many A8K men we lost at Nicaragua Finally got out and we havent hfeard any more of Sandlno than If he was a Republican Politician we INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCT If wo would ssts our farms and homes Asd kacp thorn lor our own Wo moot stick ts homo productions latonuouatsin trows “See France President Roosevelt says that ten percent of the world Is blocking disarmament He means you” make a speech Now when you ca and have it suit both France and Ger- And M it la with wsolsn roods Why not buy Intermountain msdsT Thu wool Is taken from tho sheep That In osr backyards played It Is tha With freifht rates added A roinr and a comins Tu hrinf it back to you many you have Just about delivered Course Address another Gettysburg that ten percent meant about 3 per- asms use they beck East toe Intermountaln roods art units As any that can ba bought ws’d stick to them exclusieely would help this section a lot France ana about seven perJapan Those are the principal was hinting at But my goodnow that they go' a boy baby there cent for Blackfooi stopping them They was so much ftps over the arrival little male that I doubt If they totaling $27534000 were to six railroads by the PW’A Funds were authorized to permit purchase of steel rails and track for the fastenings repair of locomotives and rolling stock and to flnnnce the construction of coal cars Largest of the loans wns an allocation of $12000000 to the Southern PaThe Illinois Central cific company railroad wns granted $9300 000 nnd the Baltimore & Ohio railroad $4230000 Receivers of the Wabash railway were granted $1 459 000 Loans of $205000 and $250000 were granted for Kansas Oklahoma A Gulf railroad and the Interstate railroad the latter a Virginia road LOANS tuned meat packing CHICAGO'S surindignant prise at sweeping charges of with the President’s recovery by program made at Washington Speaker Rainey Spokesmen for all the big concerns declared they were with doing all possible to the government and that Mr Rainey's statements were Inaccurate and misleading It was said the In Washington AAA was Investigating the packing Industry and that If the latter does with the not comply spirit of the farm relief and recovery programs It faces the possibility of being virtually taken over by the government In on Mr McXmght RADICALS In Argentina attempted at Rosario and Santa Fe the northern part of the country attempting to prevent the forthcoming elections But the authorities were and suppressed the uprising alert The mounted police fired on the crowds and a score or more of the reds were killed and many wounded when they attacked the arsenals and police headquarters In N IVEI SINGER JR deputy in charge of the code was fired by General banking because he was held responJohnson sible for the issue of a press re lease Inferring that Johnson had approved a proposed set of fair banking practice rules that some 700 banks and clearing houses were about to Johnson suspended the proadopt posed fee schedules stating that he had never teen them WKttro Nowipopor Umloo A CVltY ls Vegetables AT Syndicate Inc and Grains Idaho 400 Utah Oil Refining Service Stations Roosevelt Out it was the kind of speech that the Country wanted to hear Course the fellow with money hollets for Stabilization But the general run of folks would rather have peace YVe are liable to get our friend back with a policy like that and with friendship willcome Now if we tiade will just give the their Phllliplnes ful’ freedom and get out of there Course Japan might tukr It but she would anyhow A dog can protect only the bones that are right In front of him He cant have one away off to Itself In front of another hungry dog and expect to be abl- to hold It But Us wonderful now to go to sleep at night and know that we havent just got scout3 out looking for wars or private revolutions for us to get mixed In Just think of being a spectator up once again as lino Thu lesson w nil need to learn In to bmp each dollar at home For usinr Intermountaln mads Will cancel many a loan LILLY DARNALL babies he even ‘ If It cent for making of that ‘ Tho dollar spnt for Mains rrown com WUI snor add to waters riches la fact if wo Just upend onourk “Twill land us in tha ditches favor- will be no Jon G Duca weeks ago outlawed the of Rumania Iron Guard an organization lie has paid the penalty for a of the guard assassinated member him In a railway station In Sinaia The murderer who was arrested with two accomplices proudly admitted hls crime came as a climax The assassination to a long series of disorders characteristic of the new wave of radicalism which has swept Rumania Hitsince the victory of Chancellor In Gerler's campaign many SOME FOR THIS WEEK’S PRIZE STORY not only all South America but all Europe seemed to offer praise of this Roosevelt speech France seemed tickled to death and said “See Germany Roosevelt says to disarm" Ger- ness DRUGGI8T ASPIRIN AN But on the speech as many looked able to them and said to France TOUR APEX accustomed © t934 rains pasting many disaster In Los An suburbs for floods rushed towns and countryside 75 or more and lives were probably Montrose lost Glendale La Crescents Echo Hark Long Reach Ala ndtos Beach Venice Revlon do Beach and other towns were those In the direct It was path ®f the Inundation In these places that the heaviest toll and through Sally Sez of the dollar Devaluation certainty of the not distant future and the Treasury dets getting ready for that partment about to Is It with To start step seize all remaining private holdings of Jr now gold Ilenry Morgenthau secretary In an order Issued under great Rainey by their re eovery plans Many leaders In economy and politics gave them this assurance and there was manifested a general determination to go along further with the President and support his efforts Rainey predicted Speaker that the session of congress would be harmonious “We are going to have a short and session" said Mr Rainey constructive ‘Tl will be a very Important session but s working one rather than a dramatic one We will (mss the supply bills the tax hills and the liquor measures and In May adjourn early “There will be no attempt to overthrow the recovery program or to opIt Isn’t possible pose the President If there is any sniping the snipers are apt to le left at home "We had the extra session and en acted the recovery program and It Is just beginning to work Recovery Is on the way” geles UTAH Utah in and Idaho Bible Came on Mayflower One of the treasured additions to the collection of relics possessed by the Pilgrim Society of Plymouth Mass is a Bible that came over on the Mayflower BSbyXKick? 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WNU— Salt Lake City Spectacled Bear The spectacled bear found in the dry Pacific epast regions of South America is one of the smallest bears in the world A peculiar over white marking between and comthe eyes gives this bear its mon name The Presidents Preachers' Sons Presidents Arthur Cleveland and Wilson were the sons of preacher Tha la a native plant Verbena lemon verbena of Chile and Pern |