Show r ' T News Review of Current Events the World Over Sudden Death of Speaker Byrns — Rome Ilails Badoglio While London Cheers Ilaile Selassie — Rural Housewives of World Convene if' By ll EDWARD © Western t i served long years ions committee as man and he aim r on the appropriat- member and chalr-- ' was leader of the Democraticmajority and chairman of the Democratic congressional campaign committee Grief for Sir Byrns' death was general and sincere In Washington officialdom “I am shocked beyond all ImagiBertrand nation " said Representative the minority H Snell of New York leader “It Is a terrible thing It Is an almost Irreparable loss" ' Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas the majority leader after expressing his own sense of loss added: "Ills work during the session has been He was a very difficult and trying great speaker" President Roosevelt In a statemeht from the White House expressed well the high esteem In which Mr Byrns Said he was held unselfish Incorruptible “Fearless with a high sense of Justice wise In counsel broad of vision calm In admodest in and victory he versity served his state and the nation with I J i t f i :ji ’! i i M I W Newspaper sudden and unexpected DEATH to Joseph Wellington Byrns of the house of representatspeaker ives and put an end to a notable calmer The veteran fen-e s 8 e e congressman Buffered a heart at tack followed by a cerebral hemorrhage and passed away with In a few hours In his apartment In the Mayflower hotel Washing ton For 27 years Mr Byrns had represented the “Hermitage district" of Tennessee In the bouse and he was elected speaker when fonrtb congress convened In January 1935 lie was a master of parliamena tary strategy and so presiding officer that all even his political opponents prnlsed and admired him Before becoming speaker he honor and great usefulness fidelity I personally mourn the passing of a steadfast friend of many years" Impressive funerpl services were hHd the PresiIn the chamber of the house dent members of the cabinet and numerous diplomats being present in addition to all members of congress The body was then token to Nashville Tenn for burial and Mr Roosevelt acthe special congressional companied there committee The house elected William B Bank head of Alabama speaker for the remainder of the session The death of Speaker Byrns followed well known Closely that of another congressman A I’lott Andrew of a Republican lie died of at his home In Gloucester lnfluenxa Mr Andrew at the age of who taught economics at Harvard more than thirty years ago was director of the mint for a few months under President Taft and then was assistant secHe was elected retary of the treasury to congress In 1921 and supported much of President Roosevelt's early PICKARD Union seen In London where Halle Selassie arthe deposed emperor of Ethiopia rived In tears and sadness though be was given an ovation by the cheering thousands that had seldom been accorded to visitors to England Many of the Londoners curried Ethiopian flags or scarlet banners reading “Welcome to tbe Emperor" With the white African were many sympathizers In native chiefs robes Somalis neand colored Hindus Chinese groes people from all parts of the world There was an outburst of wild cheerand bareheaded ing when Selassie a long black cape stepped wearing from his private sleeping car and was by many Dotables Including greeted 0 C Harvey private secretary of Anthony Eden British foreign secretary Harvey was the lone representative of the British government as the “popular front" In France taking over the government the country was distracted by strikes that spread rapidly to almost all Industrial centers and Involved all manner of demanded The workers trades higher week and a closed a wages shop and they went out by the hundred thousand though they knew they to were causing great embarrassment their own leaders In many cases the strikers took possession of the closed plants In Spain the syndicalists tied up Industries by strikes that Invarious volved about 250000 workers and that were marked by several murders and Barela minother outrages Augusto ister of state said the government If to outlaw the syndicalists planned orders In disobeying persisted they from the ministries of labor and the Interior THOMAS until recently colonial secretary was found by a special government responsible tribunal for the leak In budget secrets which enabled some of his friends to profit largely through Insurance Final disposition against tax raises of the case was left to the house of Thomas commons one? an engine figure In wiper and later a powerful termed labor and politics organized the tribune's verdict “cruel” He said: I repeat clear Is conscience “Aly own what I previously stated upon oath: that I made no disclosures of budget secrets to anybody” JI1 Brlt- - from many RURAL housewives began their third triennial In Washington with Mrs conference Watt of Canada Alfred presiding Their first meeting was held In 1930 In Vienna and the second ' ' in Stockholm three ' Secreyears later tarles Hull and Wal-- I lace and Mrs Frankwife lin D Roosevelt ex of the 1’resldent to tended greetings but bethe visitors yond that there were and no set speeches Inlittle formality legislation stead the farm wives sesof experience" held “exchange NOYES DUTTON of viewed elaborate exhibits MISS CLARAdirector of the Ameri- sions needework and crafts of organrural of the participatcan Red Cross nursing service died ized countrywomen she few a after minutes attended and “open In Washington nations ing was stricken while driving to work In houses” held by all branches of the In which coun Miss Noyes was assistant her car federal government rector of the American Red Cross trywomen are particularly Interested war the In experiences exchanging nursing service during the World learned among other things gbe also had been superintendent of women nurses at the Bellevue and allied hosthat: a Engll8h groups have stimulated pital In New York whose father remunerative revival of quilting to Cyrls Hall McCormick the family Income the farm reaper and who eupplement developed maintain Australian countrywomen himself helped organize the Internahomes for convalescents tional Harvester company and was Its seaside Women’s lnstl home Canada'a Federated president for 33 years died at hisof rural for clubs youth III tute promotes st the age In Lake Forest and Infant years He was noted a a and combats maternal man liberal with business mortality progressive classes for By conducting evening his employees and always Interested Danish countrywomen movements girls young actively In public welfare have helped to check their migration He was rated as one of the wealthiest to seek factory work men h America and gave millions of to town dollars to educational arid charitable made public tbe busiA organizations INness report Just council proposes a advisory basis for Industrial simplified pietro badoglio now of Ethiopia and through the medium of voreconstitutJoint agreements on unfair luntary viceroy of that part of the trade practices enforceable by the fed ed “Roman empire" returned to the triTbe report was Eternal City In eral trade commission and was vocifumph prepared by tbe council's committee on as unfair trade practices of which Lin erously welcomed thouchairman Is Boston of hero Fllene coin Sixty sand Romans welamong the committees Outstanding as he proposals were suggestions that earn comed bln from his branch of an Industry such as stepped train and Premier retatland manufacturing police Mussolini the activities of each other througi modestly waited In the backconfidential reports to the federal trade bt ground until they had (commission and that no attempt shouted their greet- made to Include trade practice and labor provisions In the same agree ings to the veteran II Duee warrior Then ments and came nicblllza so called Industrial kissed the viceroy on both cheeks and plan of tbe War department the high ranking Fascist military leadfor a military dlclatorshii providing ers paid homage With the premier as and esIndustry over labor capital and the picked troops forming the ir well as censorship of the press cort of honor were the entire cabinet re condemned in several days Inter a great military re- lime was severely port to the senate by the munition view whs held committee tie other aide of the picture was forward THE j YORK state's law providing Nr EW minimum wages for women and minora was declared unconstitutional by tbe United States Supreme court on the" ground that It conflicts with the fourteenth amendment by violatTbe decision ing freedom of contract Butler was conwritten by Justice Van Devanter curred In by Justices Roberts and Sutherland McReynolds Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Stpne Bfandels and Cardozo dissented A number of other states have statutes similar to tbe one thus held Invalid over eelt birthand the pontiff tbe day by attending a solemn mass In In Peter’s the St presence of 40000 pilgrims who went to Rome especially for the occuaion - These were mainly members of the Catholic Ac- the CATHOLICS world seventy-nint- day of Pope Plus narked himself JUST Marshal M senate by a vote of 62 to 14 the deficiency bill carrying i!2375000000 of which aum $1425000-00Is handed to the President toaiiend as be pleases for “relief and work relief" As passed by tbe bouse tbe measure of relief tbe entire amount turned money over to VVI’A Administrator -Harry Hopkins senators voted Democratic Three against tbblll— Ty dings of Maryland Bulkley of Ohio and Byrd of Virginia bill tbe senate amendment By a lutborlzes the President to order a re- rudy of reports on the $200000000 lorlda ship canal and allocate to carry on work $10 000 ipon It during tbe coming fiscal year Effort to do anything for the tidal project lo Maine bad proved unavailing THE XI tion organization which Plut XI founded and to them be spoke for nearly an He denounced hour XI Plua as Pope he COmmuni8m has done on other occasions and declared the Catholic press was one of the best forces In combating the communists It was evident to all observers the to tell on him pope’s age Is beginning and that he found the long ceremony very much of a strain NINE of the richest unions In the Federation of Labor members having more than a million soon by probably will be suspended council executive federation's the they will and at the uext convention can com If council the be expelled ma mand the necessary Tbns will come to s crisis Jorlty contest between the the Internecine WilPresident led unionists by craft liam Green and the Industrial wbo follow John L Lewis head -of the United Mine Workers Green wants to continue to organwhile groups skilled ise Industry by Lewis would seek to uulte all workers skilled and unskilled by into one big union The craft unionists It was learned Intend to suspend the charters of the unions at the July nine Industrial a power session council executive A F granted the council under the of L constitution of onions Includes Lewis' group nillman’s miners Sidney 400 Workers Clothing Amalgamated LaInternational David Dublnsky’a the oil workdles’ Garment union workers flat glass ers typographers workers and mtlllnery hat cap mine mill and smelter workers and textile workers Sam’s Printing Bill Years $38000000 for Uncle Uncommon ® Sense 2j JOHN BLAKE ' & g Bell Syndicate — WNO! Tbe government printing bill from June 30 1031 to December 31 1935 was $3800O(XK) for oply Is responsible Congress Its bill for 18 per gent of the total The that period was but $0500000 secTost Office department tanked and the Departond with third with ment of Agriculture Magazine $2 100 (XX) — pathfinder Service Make up your' mind that you will when you were taking an afternoon walk have more or less trouble as you Jour-Be helpful and considerate to other ey through Don’t Waste Pity this world You people meet If they repay you with backbiting on Yourself many disap- drop them and find people who are People whom you trust- a better sort pointments “bad be actors" to Enough of these exist In your neck ed may turn out If they are drop them from your ac- of the woods to help make life very pleasant for you quaintanceship Above all do not whine But don’t under any circumstances Use Take things as you And them begin to believe that you are misuaed them for your own good Take care that there are conspiracies against of your health and your disposition not a are getting or that you you And in the end you will find that "square deaL” have been more or less the archiSometimes you won't get a “square you of tect your own fortune and that deal” deserved the kind that you got you of yours That may be no fault But don’t worry about It Drop the of people who have acquaintanceship proved themselves to he mean and tricky and choose friends that you can trust There are plenty of these And Some More “I thought you were going to kiss that me wherl you screwed up your mouth Don’t think for a moment everybody Is trying to get the best like that Gerald 1” “Er— no It was only a bit of grit of you that your boss Is "exploiting" In my mouth” you or that you haven't any chance “Then for goodness sake swallow to get ahead — — MagaYour chances of getting ahead will It you need some" "u a nJAA STREATOR — SMITH CHEVROLET 60 AND CHEVROLETS 40 FORDS 20 OTHER ABOUT Guarantee Written AC Terms G Used Trucks - T rucks M Good Bis Truck) Stakes Small Truck) Pickups and Hyd Dump Bodies sod terms to suit you Smlt Uk When City Short end Tall Prices “A man Just called to see you” “Was he tall or short?" “Both lie was tall and he wanted to borrow five 'dollars” in USED CAR BIG So Main 505 visit out DEPT — St Salt Lake City Mutual Pride “I can’t ’tell you how delighted I nm Sir Giles My son Reggie has won a scholarship" “I understand jour feeings ma’am I felt Just the same when our pig won a medal at the showl" sr FEES thing they gave Vietv of A An airplane iho view Great Bridge the San Franc- of isco- Oakland Bay Bridge with full details oi construction will be sent ires to any sddies upon request Also full information covering Engineering courses in Diesel Iletlrkol Some Fit Tle new recruit passed an officer without saluting “Here my man” called the officer “do you see this uniform I’m wearing?” “Yes sir nnd Just 'look at this and Work out your own plans ' stick to them l’ay no more attention to a rascally office mate who Is trying to "tunnel" you out of a Job than you would to a tree root that tripped you up Radio Architec- Mechanical Mining Aeronautical Civil Air Conditioning tural and Structural Engineering Better Dayt Are Harm Again look end rounv men conlidently So far ae we ward to real oppoituuitie know graduate oi this collage Is every Addraaa— me" employed POLYTECHNIC Oakland Cell) 13th at Madison St) Established lM Grente rfttr It tame employment for tkoes Sam lion’s track! Jack— Look! Sara— You go and see where he went I’ll see whore he came from Bold A e Port kj aa "if B3 young lawyer who became America’s Ace who directed the capture of Dillinger “Pretty MELVIN PURVIS outrage! MKau vvt Of THE Boy”Floyd“BabyIace’’Nelson and others Mr Purvis reveals here methods used in capturing criminals Names of course have been changed As today’s story opens Leo Orman owner of tbe $300000 Bokhara Diamond has reported to the police that it had been stolen The do not usually concern themselves with what the underworld calls a “jewel grab” But Melvia Purvis was called into the case when was every reason to believe had found or manufacfurther encroachtured ereusesfor ments In northern China and that serious conflict between the two nations would ensue unless China were sub The Japanese alleged that a missive bridge on the rsllway line between Tangku and Tientsin was destroye was an attempt t and that there Tbe highest Jap wreck a troop train aneae officers In North China were summoned to a conference In Tientsin consul Japanese Yaklchlro Sums general in Nanking declared publicly that China must choose either “mutual with Japan or war Interdependence with Japan’’ sod be suld he had InChiformed Generalissimo “Janese dictator of this viewpoint to retreat now pan haa gone too far ahead with straight must advance and Immutable convictions" Sums said command military Tbe Japanese meanwhile disclosed frankly some of their demands opon China These Included: 1 Privilege of building railroads military and civilian atr bases and army barracks of regular air serv2 Establishment ice between China and Japan An economic political and miliposition for Japan In China CARS Alt Popuhr Mkt to ’28 model) and arc backed by our models ’36 zine be Just about what you deserve else like everybody Today you to eduhave plenty of opportunity cate yourself be will But to do that It necessary to work and to work hard You will find people who Will Seek and get ahead of to crowd you out you with You will come Into contact “office politicians" unscrupulous But that kind of people always work themselves out of jobs before long for they are so busy with their little venomous plans that they will have no time to win any sort of success that Don’t work on the principle this Is an Ideal world and that everybody gets an even break It Is not that kind of a world But are and selfishness Its sordidness overrated DEALER Offers about $I5Q000! 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