Show THE GARLAND BIG AT FESTIVAL EATERS who pride themselves Frenchmen on their capacity for food enjoyed themselves at the banquet with the annun) held in connection Most of Stomach festival at Rouen them were fat and a prize was the largest given to the one with Prises were also given to the girth consumer of the largest meal and to the greatest the one who downed number of oysters The best and were rarest dishes of Normandy served at the three day meol WHEN YOU TAKE use a spoon It isn’t what brand of laxative you take that’s so important — it's the form A liquid laxative can be taken in any required amount If only a little u needed you need never take bit too much Doctors favor the easily measured liquid laxatives Instead of any form that does not encourage variation from the fixed dose A fixed dose may be an overdose for you — or your child Always remember 4his one thing the secret of any about constipation: real relief is reduced dosage Give the bowels only as much help as may be needed and less help as the need grows less You will find Dr Galdwell’s Syrup Pepsin an excellent aid in regulating the bowels It contains senna and cascara (natural and it will clcar-u-p any laxatives) without bilious sluggish condition upset Delightful taste and pleasant action Your druggist has it SYRUP PEPSIN Cooking With Chocolate Chocolate that Is being melted for will not stick to cooking purposes the sides of the pan If this Is first rinsed well with water HOME OABD&NEBSt Clip (hit d chwk folders desired tnd msil so Situ Co 500 Psul Aran ucSanFnncico Calif Flower Gtrden— new ltd Getting the Most from Your Vegetable Gerdea Q I"! 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Be Sure They Properly Cleanse the Blood constantly YOUR kidneys are from the blood Impurities stream Rut kidneys get function— disturbed In their work-f- all lag ally to remove the poisonous body wastes suffer nagging backache attacks of dizxlness burning scanty or too frequent urination getting np at night swollen feet and ankles rhsumatic feel "all worn out" pains Don’t delay For the quicker you get rid of these poisons the better your chances of good health Use Doan’s PiTts Doan's are for the kidneys only They tend to promote normal functioning of tho should help them pass off kldneya the irritating poisons Loan's are recommended by users the country over Get them from any druggist Then you may DOAll’S News Review of Current Events the World Over President’s Proposal to Eliminate Utility Holding Companies Brings Storm of Criticism — Treasury Seeks to Simplify Nation’s Currency Structure W PICKARD By EDWARD Western Newspaper Union special message THIS President's for abolition of tuility holding companies stirred up a storm that probably surprised even such an astute as Mr Roosevelt The I’resl dent urged legislation to abolislt those holdwhich ing companies were unable to show they were operated In politician LAXATIVE A PILLS TIMES the public interest Representative I! e r II Snell Republeader Immedattacked the message claiming the had denounced propaganda against the proposed legislation and was himself for It propagandizing Utility companies also swung into the battle and thousands of Investors in utility stocks are reported to have sent In protests to In the senate Norris Necongress braska offered a resoluRepublican tion calling upon the fedeiul trade commission to Investigate propaganda the legislation The senate regarding without debate Charges approved were muile by utility companies that because of the administration's campaign against public utilities “the value of utility securities has declined by three and billion dollars since 1933" Enactment of legislation to halt cause holding companies will enormous loss to the American family one power ofllcial testified before the house Interstate commerce committee lican iately President GREECE Is mopping up the loose the revolt Some fighting la reported near the Bulgarian border where one regiment part of the rebellious Fourth army corps has declined to surrender but the revolution Is definitely over s Eleutherlos and leader of the futile revolt was reported a refugee at Rhodes the tiny Island where Julius Caesar was Interned by pirates aome 2500 years ago Venizelos was transferred there by the Italian government after he hud been landed In Italy by one of the rebel warships Gen George Karmcnos rebel commander Is safe In Rulgarla where otlicials have refused extrudltioa Rebel prisoners are concentrated In camps and being courts martial are functioning in Sn lunik Kavala and Larissa and military trials have begun In Athens It is believed that only a few of the most flagrant rebels will suffer tho is almost death Venizelos penalty In absencertain to he tia and banished forever Ills elaborate home in Alliens and his valuable been confiscated library have already and will likely he converted to public use Italy lias refused to extradite him although it Is posslhlo that new demands will bo made by the Greek who will claim that lie government took funds from a bank In Crete Unless he Is surrendered tie will probmove 1‘urls where his two sous to ably now rosida senate smacked down Senator Long for his tltlbusterlug and his efforts to amend the administration's work $ lSNO 000000 relief measure The Klngllsh had demanded alterations In the work relief hill whion would take $100000000 away from the $UOOt 00000 earmarked for CCC work and allot It to students In colleges and universities Long's wus defeated by a vote of amendment To prove that old udage 58 to 27 of "politics makes hedfe' strange lows" Long was aided by Senator Lllram Johnson Of California who de that the senate should lmvo dared to say about methods for something spending the huge sum sought by the Johnson has heretofore ('resident a suppotter of the been considered President Long's amendment brought forth ottier proposed changes which should keep the sennurs busy arguing for several dujs The bonus bill may be dragged in am! an attempt made to make It a rider to the relief measure and inflationists and leaders of other "lsts" will Insist od having their say TIUC turtles first Liberty loan ALL outstanding have been called for redemption by Secretary of the Treasury The out$2000000000 Morgentlmu standing has been called for June 15 before which time the treasury will offer lower' Interest bearing likely In exchange for the first securities Liberties saving the government some $14000000 In aunual Interest charges policies took two more as Federal courts held both the AAA and NRA unconstitutional as regards Intrastate business The administration might find some consolation In another ruling which held the NEW Deal farm mortgage radical bill was valid Federal Judge Merrill E Otis at Kansas City declared the law was constitutional unwise In many of its pro'although visions and almost Incomprehensible matter" Judge Otis said his ruling n it the first In which tho act was ami Hint an npeul was already u uoe the nued St ites Supreme court la 'oms n might be expected short ly The AAA was declared invalid as regards Intrastate business by Federal Judge ira Lloyd Ia‘tts at Providence It I who Issued an Injunction reWalstraining Secretary of Agriculture lace from enforcing the act against throe Rhode Island retail milk dealers on the grounds that their business was conducted entirely within tiie state and the national government had no right to Interfere At Newark N J Federal Judge Guy L Fake ruled the national recovery act unconstitutional as “be applied to Intrastate commerce cause It attempts an unlawful delega tion of legislative authority” The latter decision agrees with that handed downby Federnl Judge Nlelds in the controversial Weirton steel dispute CHANCELLOR ADOLPII HITLER'S cold is over and lie “diplomatic" will welcome Sir John Simon British beforeign secretary to a conference ginning March 24 Accompanying Sir John will be Cnpt Anthony Eden lord privy seal and disarmament authority After the Berlin visit Cdfi will go to Moscow to talk w Ith Soviet leaders The Berlin conferences will discuss legalization of Germany’s rearmament in ex change for an air Locarno pact with Great Britain France Italy and Belgium ami an eastern security pact with Poland and Russia Limitation of armament by all nations will al30 be taken up The visit Is copiplicated by a recent announcement that Germany possesses military aviation in violation of the Versailles treaty Because France may invoke the Rome accord with Italy and declaration at London In support of its move to keep the relch from giving the air force ofllcial sanction SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY MORGENTHAU revealed plans to dip Into profits from gold seizure to retire $074625630 of the national debt the use of through Pogold certificates tentially Inflationary It will deprive national banks of the power to Issue currency and save the government an annual Interest charge of $13500000 Jm’st'ons on Inflation M I were J4 ary Implications I 8 avoided by treasury officials but ttiev ad milted the plan would to tihck gold “put work which can be expanded" The maneuver will place in the hands of the federal reserve banks wt lrh $071025030 of gold certificates must be used as backing for issue of the same sum In federnl reserve notes to retire the bonds Note Issue against the bonds could he expanded If cur warranted to shout rency demands since a federal reserve $1087 500000 note need not be backed by more Ginn 40 per cent gold or gold certificates In like percentage What will happen will be the Immediate simplification 01 our currency system The and federnl reserve bnnks will have all the authority to issue money the pan Involves retirement on August of $074025030 of 2 per cent federal securities and substitution of reserve notes for $0579370X0 of outnational bank standing currency these bonds will be retired with sur the plus funds created by devaluing Roosevelt dollar from 100 rents to TS'OO cents The total profit was gold $2812 000000 National bank notes tssued by national banks against federnl securities represent more than one tenth of tie' nation’s circulating currency The admeans ministration's likely program of the na the permanent abandonment v used liich been has tional bank note The circulation since the Civil war privileges expire on all bonds deposited hy hanks and held in trust by the treasury on July 22 1935 except on two Issues By calling for redemption will retire all securities the treasury bearing "circulation privilege” and na tional bonks wtl! no longer have suitable security for issuance of their own notes y JJ OMBLETE collapse of the admln-'Istration’s long battle to regulate prices in the steel Industry is seen In an NRA offer to give up and In charges by the federal trade commisThe sion of a fiasco of collusion Insists that trade commission be scrapped and no prosecution under the antiof steel companies The trade commission trust laws charges that under the code the steel fixed and raised prices have companies contracts In defiance on government of competitive bidding requirements Bids were Id’nticat and then steel executives slapped fines of $10 a ton let the government on members have steel cheaper the commission says numbering mar' bed Into ihe Minnesota state capitol at St Paul with deand harangued legislators mands In behalf of the Idle ranks Threats were made to picket the capitol unless demands were met DEMONSTRATORS GARLAND UTAH house appropriations favorably reported out the Department of Agriculture appropriations bill for the 1938 fiscal year A cut of $513878758 was due largely to a $411022-42slash la the AAA item The total bill calls for $053278758 of which $570000000 would go to the Agriculture Adjustment administration activities At committee hearings It was explained that it Is Impossible to esti- THE mate would have to be obligated because of the crop control program but the AAA Item was a rough estimate of processing tax collections and is not controlling Henry Wallace sectold the commitretary of agriculture tee that tiie farmers’ share of the national Income Is now about 102 per cent and that It should be 13 to 10 per cent Wallace said “true prosperity” cannot come “until there has been a very material increase In tiie output of physical goods industrial goods" "If In some way It were possible to turn out f0 per cent more Industrial goods at a price definitely lower than the present price” the secretary testified “the result would he to make It for agriculture to bay more possible with tiie agricultural dollar and there would be more factory workers to be fed in the cities” PVEN though the senate will not act on the "pink slip” bill immediately to repeal Income tax publicity Income tax figures will not be available to the public for six months to according Internal revenue officials While It Is likely tiie publicity act will be repealed tiie house having so voted it Is not anticipated hat the senate will act on the measure for some time Even though the latter might not act favorably there remains considerable work to be done before the figures can be made public and Income tax payers may be confident that prying neighbors cannot have Immediate access to such Information In the senate a drive has been started for higher federal Income and corporation taxes FRENCH courts have formally 19 persons including Mrs for the Stavlsky scandal Stavlsky that rocked the government after tho financial debacle- which caused losses of millions of francs to Investors had broken known as "HandsStavlsky ome Alex” died from a gunshot wound as police tried to arrest him in January 1934 A FTEIt twenty months of bar- gaining tiie documents conveying full title to the Chinese Fastern railInitialed In way to Manchukuo thus eliminating Russia as a Tokyo factor In Manchukuo The written apwas signed proval of the agreements by Kokl Hirotn Japanese foielgn minister Dr Constantine Youreneff Soand viet ambassador to Japan by Gen Manchukuoan minisTing ter of finance The consideration was 140000000 yen or about $39300000 The documents require that all three governments approve them before their formal signing about March 23 Thus Is ended forty years of for domination contention gold suit Is menacing financing and money poliThe suit reopening tiie question of investors’ of claims for payment 1800 million of government dollars bonds In gold or an equivalent Is son A of Robert Taft brought by the late chief Justice over the sum of $107 Taft demands either payment of bonds In gold or suspension of all refunding of the gold clause certificates Before going to court Taft presented to the treasury a $50 gold clause Liberty bond and four $107 Interest coupons attached and demanded gold for both The suit may force but was refused the administration to close the loopholes left by the Supreme court decisions If that Is possible of cotton or bale yield 6000000 or 250XX)000 bushels of wheat Since the bushels of corn from alleged well as country In is suffering war the horse remains a stand by (In the presence of In all these virtual disappearance reduced consumption) despite his Farmers are crops the reduced use of the horse from the highway learning that small tracts may be has a wide bearing on the whole more effectively cultivated with horsefarm problem to that It Is power than with tractor All this Is one of our sacrifices The horse easier to raise feed than to buy gasothe machine’s dominance line on the whole seems to be doing face In the here There Is a definite connection pretty well at surviving with our present economic impasse of mechanical competitors— St Louis The 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