Show TIIE GARLAND News Review of Current Events the World Over -f- i£rand Jury Asked by Ickes to Investigate PWA Craft Charges — Future of NRA Hangs Upon Outcome of Suit Against Little Sawmill Operator By W PICKARD EDWARD C We two Newspaper Coioa Part of the money may be used to put the government Into the filling station business Senator Elmer Thomas (Dem Okla) revealed Gasoline stations may be erected along highways be said The administration of which bo Is the admin- government may also purchase land adhis re- joining these highways and Improve It At istrator with houses for rent or sale quest a special grand Little hope Is seen in reporting the Jury has been sum mened to meet In measure out before February 10 when the relief funds on hand will expire on Washington 6 to Inquire Into The only hope of meeting this emerof graft In gency It Is pointed out Is In the poscharges sible segregation of the 880 million Assistant the PWA dollar cash relief provision from the United States AttorI i main bill T ney John W Flhelly One development which was of Inter8w'y Ickos ha th0 matter band for the government and will est to tnuny was that the measure was prepared under the supervision of Mr first testimony present concerning Bell the budget director thus making the $4000000 canal project In Texas him a candidate for the “physical hangIt was asserted that the contract ing" advocated by Senator James for this project was withdrawn of Michigan after Ur Ickes’ Investigators had uncovered evidence that there was a huge to defraud the United C'EARINQ the anger f their aroused conspiracy constituents more than the adminiStates Eight or ten persons Includstration's whip the senate kicked over ing federal officials are aald to be the traces to defeat ratification of the volved Ur Ickea himself said: world court protocols The final count “The Public Works administration division has made a long was seven votes short of the necessary vestigation and careful study of the Texas project efforts Frantic to force the measure upon the direction of the administrator to the proper through were made by the administra(Ickea) and presented tion Several revolting senators were prosecuting officials of the government a full report for such action as they called to the White House and the President een agreed to amendments deem proper to take" to the resolution but was unable to This Texas case may consume several weeks and afterward the grand overcome the effects of thousands of Jury expected to investigate some protestingIntotelegrams which had been from citizens Washington other projects and also charges of pouring all over the country fraud In the War department In private many Democratic senators who face In 1986 heaved A lMOST unnoticed among the specrelief as th measure wss detacular Issues of the day yet of sighs ef feated Administration forces accepted momentous the case of the verdict Importance apparently without rancor the United States against Belcher will the long memory of the man be set for hearing by the Supreme although In the White House Is well known court within a few days This case the Issue is dead for the Seemingly opens op discussion on the constitupresent at least tionality of the heart of the entire Senator William Borah who with NRA experiment— the power of the Senator rain Johnson led the atfederal government to regulate wages on ratification tack was Jubilant over and working houra through codes the outcome declaring that It was a Upon this refusal of s small Alabama sawmill operator to comply with great victory for the American people the code hangs the entire fate of the and for this country’s traditional policy of keeping aloof from foreign NRA for If the government hses there will be nothing left of NRA except an entanglements Observers at the capital refused ro empty statement of desirable business view the world court vote as any ethics If the government cannot trol wages and hours In the produc- dication of a spreading revolt against Roosevelt's since the court policies tion of goods Intended for Interstate cut deeper than party controversy commerce there Is a strong likelihood Several senators who opposed that the course of legislation to extend lines the NRA beyond June 16 will be strong- the tribunal will undoubtedly support the administration on other measures ly affected Other cases now pending before the court touch upon certain although victory of the small band of Irreconcllnbles who led the fight has portions of the vital question but this added to their prestige undoubtedly case goes straight to the basic power t of the recovery act It affords a determination of the fundamental 'I'lIAT "civil war" in A Issues because there Is no dispute aa domain Is becoming Huey Long’ to fact no technicalities of law upon more serious than comical and almost which the issue can be avoided The any day may develop Into real warcase comes almost as an original case fare It was cen since the attorney general took advan- tered for the present tage of legal machinery permitting an at the state capttaL to the Supreme court Two hundred armed appeal directly from the decision of a federal District men directed by leadcourt without recourse to a Court of ers of the Square Las Ickea HAROLD" been subjected to tots of abuse and others but be doe by congressmen not Intend to let anything be put over on the Public Works LT t ONEST association Deal seized the parish court bouse in East Baton Rouge and held It until assured that one of their friends who had been arrested was released then They fit dispersed with a warning from one What the government’s line of deJohn sure you hare Appel to “be fense will be is not known The case enough ammunition and be ready for Involves all the constitutional the call at any time" objections which might be raised against The Klngflsh was in New Orleans st the recovery act Decisions of the court the time but he hastened to Baron In the recent oil cases did not touch Rouge while Governor Allen called out upon the constitutionality of the main some troops and proclaimed partial body of the act but Involved only a martial law la the capItaL Huey Imspecial section ordered th apmediately recently J D Womack to Judge pointed start an investigation of what he depasses the WUEN the senate work relief measure scribed as a plot to murder him In sa It certainly will after all the ora- which "four sheriffs and a district atThe senator tors get through there need be no torney" were Involved fussing a to who la to administer the declared : "We picked up two men one of them huge fund President Roosevelt himself according In an authority high In was going to drive the murder car It administration circles will undertake was all fixed op lie was going to that Job and will allocate the money block my car on the highway between make It stop to the various agencies as be sees fit here and New Orleans There will be no new for this and force me In (he ditch and then 14 purpose unless It may be a small group or 16 were going to come along In anof advisors selected by Ur Roosevelt other car and kill me "We found all the stuff In the felThese may be members of the cabinet or technical experts— more likely the low’s car There was sheriff’s equipment and everything" This Information was given latter the senate finance committee aa It beMaybe Huey was right for one Sidof the bill and was ney Songy testified at the Inquiry tha gan consideration he had been given a gun ammunition1 designed to quiet some of the opposition and also to curb the ambition of and gas bombs to kill the senator certain gentlemen who had hoped to Long blamed the Standard Oil comhandle the $4OOO0O£D0a It did not pany for the armed assembly of his however silence those senators of both enemies In Baton Rouge and said that parties who still contend that too much unless the company stopped the "viopower la given the President when he lence" bl compromise with It over oil refinery tax would be is handed such a vast sum to dis- the called off pose of as he pleases A strong Despite this warning another armed possibility Is seen that the bill tuny be split Into two separate group of Square Dealers gathered at parts so that the 8S0 million dollars the Bato Rouge air field but someneeded for relief purposes may be one betrayed them and a detachment passed without delay and the senate of the National Guard advanced on can then take Its time In considering them in battle array The sight of the extraordinary measure which gives machine guns was enough for the the President such unprecedented pow- citizenry they surrendered end were In ers disarmed spending the four billion dollars Appeals The defendant openly violated the lumber code Instead of adhering to code provision requiring payment of 24 40 cents per hour for a hour maximum week he admitted paying his men 10 to IS cents per hour and that he worked them an many hours as he saw TIMES who view Russia's growing strength with alarm were not comforted by a statement made by the vice commissar for defense before the seventh All Union congress qf Soviets In Moscow that the Red army has grown from 600000 to 940000 men in four years Fortifications along the eastern and western frontiers have been strength ened and all branches of the military have aviation service particularly been Increased the vice commissar stated and more will be spent 19111 4a ttinn wns spent Inst yenr ho were meeting to reThe delegates view Bolshevist progress since 1911 speech greeted the vice commissar’s with roars of applause GARLAND UTAH THOSE effort to build IN up an alibi for Bruno Richard Hauptmann his attorneys have called a strange collection of witnesses — a minor league bootlegger a speakeasy era tor names whose stories have op been somewhat vague and conflicting and a man who has admitted that he served severs! Jail sentences —S not particularly Impressive lot upon which to dewhen you are pend fighting to escape death In the electric chair One of the peculiarities of the trial Is the number of persons who only saw Ilauptmann for a few minutes or seconds but who are able to Identify him more than two years later The man accused of killing the first Lindbergh In appearance child Is not outstanding or one who wonld be likely to Indelhimself on a person's ibly Impress mind but both the state and the defense have been able to produce persons who swear he was the man they saw the day the crime was committed The battle of handwriting experts has also begun with the state producing experts to swenr that the handwriting on the ransom notes does not resemble that on the admitted writing of Hauptmann Their statements are Just as positive as were those made by the defense witnesses and It all Just a little confusing to the proves Jury Considerable comment was caused when one of the Jurors a woman smiled broadly at Hauptmann as he left the stand following his examination and some wagers have been made that a hung Jury will be the outcome of the trial Such predictions are hardly In order since a single bit of testimony may yet change the entire course of the case the debate In the house on bill to Increass the amount of longsecurities the treasury can Issue Representative Reed ot New Tork quoted Secretary Morgenthan as saying that the treasury could not finance the work relief program unless congress broadened Its authority So the house passed the measure at once The bill prepared by the Treasury department places the administration It provides squarely against Inflation authority to raise money necessary for the public works social security and similar measures meet federal deficits and :nlght even be used to provide funds for payment of the soldiers’ DURING by $1)0(XMXK)000 term bonus Under of the measure provisions there bonds In would be amounts as small as $25 and as explained by the Treasury department would be sold below par There would be no Interest but each six months the bonds would appreciate in value at the rate of 2ft per cent plus compounded earnings Huge sums are involved: first the creation of a revolving bond authorization fund of $25UOUUOOUO and second the consolidation of the two present revolving funds of $10UOO(XX)UUO each Into a Joint $20000000000 fund for bills certificates and notes forces continued to their drive Two towns captured by troops operating weather 34 degrees below aero and the forces appear to be converging on an area of disputed territory which lies south of Manchull and Hallar where northwest Manchukou overlaps JAPANESE were In Outer Mongolia The tndeflnlteness of the border Is blamed for the contention Intimations that the Japanese garManchukou rison In might be creased were made In the Japanese diet based upon assertions that the Soviet government had continued to enlarge Its army In the Far East and that Soviet penetration Into Outer Mongolia has resulted In virtual of that territory There has Keen no decided change In the attitude of Chinese leaders toRecent Interview with ward Japan Generalissimo Chlang Kal shok were said to have brought about no accord between the two nations Aieanwhlle the Far East continues to be one of the Interesting news spots on the map today Richard washburn child ambassador to Italy attorney and author died of pneumonia He left a at his home in New Tork post as editor of Collier’s Weekly In 1921 to take that of Ambassador to as Italy where he gained prominence the chief representative of the United Idtusnnne States at the Genoa and In 1922 conferences He was the author of several works and collaborated with Premier Benin Mussolini on the Italian leader's aute biography in 1927 Sally Sez BRISBANE THIS WEEK Baby Grows Up Senate’s Good News Fire Little Girls $1880000000 year ego A all I know ll BEVERLY la just what I read in the papers or what I see from here to hither About ten days ago Irs Rogers and I were New Into going York (By train as the weather had me rods the riding about that time for several days) It was late Sunday afternoon We was coming from Washington D C I was going in to broadcast from there that SunYou day evening see you got to kinder let em know a little In advance where you will be on these broadcasting Sundays so they can sorter make arrangements We hadent been in N Y In a good while We bad nothing to do but broadcast at seven thirty and that gave us the evening to ourselvs We got Into our hotel about six thirty Dident tend to go and eat till after the wind jamming Got to the studio which was a real theatre with an audience of three Doors of people and a big orchestra sitting on the stage Well I hadent any more than walked In the place till was booked tor a benefit performance there was some kind of a combined charity broadcast by and NaColumbia both companies tional for the musicians It was to be eleven so em would told around be glad to be there Well then come from my broadcasting and I bear of another show its a big benefit for the Actors Fund a fine charity ably sponsored for all these years by the beDaniel Frohman loved Well I was tickled to death to go there Here I havent been In town over 30 minutes You and book myself two shows never get so old that somebody dont want you at a benefit and they buve do too know audiences always got that N Y people are the most liberal and they always fill a house for a good cause You see Sunday nights are the benefit nights on account of the actors being idle and they can get the theatres for the show First actor I met was Charles WInninger who has become immortal as Captain Henry of Zelgfelds “Show Boat’’ on stage and air I was with Blanche Ring in a musical show called “The Wall Street Girl” twenty years ago when he and Blanche got married then out of the theatre and met friend Charley old cowpuncher Aldrich who used to ride bucking horses In the stage show “The RoundArbuckle with starring up” Macklyn Well an should we run onto but Lillian the stages best character singer Played In vaudeville with her for years and she was a star In my first musical one called "The Girl Rangers” show at the Auditorium In Chicago That was in 1907 Wow 28 years ago! Lillian looked great John Bunny the first movie comedian was In that show The chorus girls were all mounted on horses (That la 12 of them were) Relne Davis was the star It was a beautiful show but too expensive Then who comes over to the table but Roscoe Turner and we bad to cross and recross India had flown Persia Messopotamla as that route too The grand dramatic actress Charam lotte Walker All these people mentioning we have no one like them There is no training ground Where In America Is there even a tenth grade Elsie Janis a Blanche Ring a Charley WInninger who could do anything ever done on a stage every musical instrument a dandy acrobat And who do hear is there of us old timers but Miss Geraldine Farrar We worked for a year on the same movie lot for Sam Goldwyn In 1919 She was always a remarkable the most woman pleasant the most considerate and the hardest working ever saw in pictures Now who can sing like her today? Then we went up to see our dear the Fred (riends Stone family Belt) says “They will be in bed” 1 says “The Stones are show people they couldent sleep before miFred has gone to Hollywood dnight" on a fine movie contract and he will make a hit for be ran do anything Where on the American stage radio or screen Is there someone we compare with what he meant to the theatre? like that They dont develop people anymore They have no place to d vetop em Well as wa were driving home mighty late for the Rogerses Betty said as we talked of each we had met (hat night “Isnt It a shame that not on our whole amusement fields have nny of these a successor" Everyone of them today can walk on a stage and show that when they learned their trade It was a profession and not an accident People who have spent a lifetime per fectlng the art of entertaining people then to have the whole stage profession snatched from under them and ship your entertainment to you In can Brave hearted people are theatrical people Who Shaw © I0M Jt4i Svedi ce’ ec American mother weak but happy received In her arms a small baby with pink face and little hair That baby now lives In the White House face bronzed by ocean air hair thick at years of age The baby has grown to be Franklin of the United President D Roosevelt States million One hundred and Americans are grateful to hls mother who happily has lived to see her son move up from the cradle in which Bhe first placed him to earth’s most important place among men first of and thanks Congratulations mother Roosevelt’s all to President and a congratulations good wishes long life to President Roosevelt The people of the United States are to be congratulated that by the decision of the senate they will not be Into the back door of the pushed League of Nations through the World court Mr Hull secretary of state wanted United States to go Into the World court and submit matters Important affecting this country to foreign Judges appointed by nations that have swindled this country out of ten thousand million dollars In heaven’s Why name? Mathematical Hindus The Hindus are the only people of antiquity besides the Greeks mathewho displayed any marked matical ability the Those marvelous babies Canadian Dionne quintuplets eight months are healthy happy each one a little Intense of Individseparate lady uality All pretty all Intelligent with foreheads heads good What a wonderful family It seems almost a pity that they cannot remain babies now and above through all the old eternity The house of representatives 329 to 78 gives the President four thousand eight hundred and eighty million dollars to be spent In accordance with his best judgment to fight depression and unemployment In early the little “small days change” eighty million dollars tacked on at the end of the large figure would have astounded the country for In those days millions were respectable units Now our government unit Is the billion— one thousand millions When will the trillion start Its career? The printing press could bring It Not content with being reduced from a great empire to a small “backyard" by the last Ilapsburg Austria thinks It wants another emperor and Prince will say when little Prince Starhemberg Otto shall mount the throne That will mean nnhHpplness for eventually the young prince and a good actor spoiled for Hollywood Gen William Mitchell commander of all our flying force In the big war knows more about national defense than anybody In this country He writes to a friend seventy years old as follows “During your lifetime have come the electric telegraph and telephone the gasoline engine with Its accompaniment of automotive vehicles the airThe world Is plane and submarine now only as large as when If this development you appeared goes on It Is difficult to say what may take place In the next seventy years Will the biological supremacy of the or will the miliyellow races dominate tary supremacy so far of the white race be able to maintain our culture and standards? The world Is growing bo small and so Increasingly populated that one or the other will unbecome master" doubtedly J Plerpont Morgan whose facollected pictures and other works of art has decided to sell six pictures The price asked Is said to be $1500000 The older J P Morgan evidently bought good pictures Two of the six pictures already sold to' the museum Metropolitan are a portrait of “Anne of Austria" by Peter Paul Rubens and an altar piece by Filippo LIppL Nobody knows how much was paid originally for either picture S EXCELCI BEAUTY SCHOOL NOW !— Lctrn modern beast ENROLL work enltara— pleasant prollubi offera on nan known national! 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