Show TIMES GARLAND THE GARLAND News Review of Current Events the World Over United States Won’t Interfere in Spanish Civil War — Crop Control May Be Dropped by AAA — Jeffersonian Democrats Organize By EDWARD W PICKARD C Western Niwipaper Union P'FFORTS of European nations tinuation of the rate of decline was notably France to persuade the shown for the first week of AugStates to Join in a neutrality ust pact concerning the civil war in On the basis of an index kept by the agency since the end of 1932 Spain are not likely to succeed Howevwere at the anJuly insolvencies er it is the intention nual rate of 38 2 for each 10000 of our government firms in business It compared with not to interfere in 446 in June and 528 in July 1935 the situation in any In January 1933 as business was whatsoever heading for the banking holiday it to this was above 170 sent to July failures numbered 639 a figan American repre- - ure exceeded on the downside only sentatives in Spain twice for the month since 1894 deby William Phillips spite the growth of population and acting secretary of business in the meanwhile It comW Phillips state while assert pared with 902 in the same month last year and 2596 in July 1932 ing that the American neutrality law prohibiting assistance to wararound the pepk of the depression ring nations does not apply to the liquidation movement Spanish civil war Mr Phillips said For the year to August 6 failures that the United States intended to totaled 6157 against 7355 in the conform with its "well established corresponding 1935 months a drop of 163 per cent policy of noninterference with internal affairs in other countries ther in time of peace or civil PORTY - THREE Democrats ' most of them prominent nationitrife” Most" of the nations invited to ally or locally and representing twentv states gathered in Detroit participate in the to tell one another but Geragreement were willing and the world how many temporarily flocked the plan much and why they by announcing that its answer would be delayed until Madrid gave a satdisliked the New Deal After two isfactory reply to German protests days of conferring regarding the execution of four German nationals in Barcelona organized as the themselves France set August 17 as the deadNational Jeffersonline for completion of the agreeian Democrats and ment and it was expected that if Former the failed general neutrality Senator James A French government would lend aid Reed of Missouri as to the Leftist government at their national chairMadrid man They decided to establish Dispatches from Seville said Genheadquarters at once in St Louis rebel commander-in-chie- f eral Franco to and set an organization in up had received a large numThen they gave out ber of German and Italian planes every state a 1500 word declaration or platmanned by aviators from those form in which they declared they countries and was about to launch “will not support for the an attack on Madrid from the air of the Philadelphia conThe fighting for possession of San candidates for President and vice presivention Sebastian and in the mountain dent and we call upon all loypasses north of Madrid continued al to conunabated and losses were heavy on siderandthesincere Democrats question of their duty to both sides General Queipo rebel their in the country commander at Seville announced election with the same approaching earnestness he was about to adopt new colors that has guided our deliberations— of the rebellion red and yellow with us if they feel that our which are the colors of the Spanish joining conclusions are sound and our anxmonarchy iety for the future of our party and our country is justified” OFFICIALS of the agricultural The name of Governor Landon adjustment administration dis- was not mentioned in the declaracussed in Washington the advisation but a number of its signers bility of drastically reducing or reare openly supporting the Republimoving altogether the planting recan candidate Among these are strictions on corn and wheat next Joseph B Ely Col Henry Breckinyear No decision was made and ridge John Henry Kirby of Texas farmers will be consulted before and Robert S Bright of Maryland It was any changes are ordered however that definitely stated of the senate TWO veterans wheat acreage will be expanded E Borah of Idaho RepubliSecretary of Agriculture Wallace can and Joseph T Robinson of passing through Chicago on his way Arkansas Democrat and majoriback from Iowra said he believed ty leader won their fights for crop insurwithout much difficulty flucwild ance would prevent price Borah defeated Byron Defenbach tuations in farm produce The plan who was backed by the Townsend-ite- s he said has not progressed beHis Democratic opponent at yond the embryo stage but probabthe polls in November will be Gov ly would entail storage of crops in C Ben Ross In the Democratic government granaries Each farmprimary to select a congressman to er depending on the percentage of succeed the late Joseph W Byrns his normal crop he wished to inof Tennessee the Townsend influsure would make his ‘‘insurance’’ ence gave victory to Richard M payments in the form of bushels to Atkinson of Nashville by the narbe stored in a common pool row margin of 13 votes The plan preventing “lean years In the Presidential contest the and fat years” would tend to stabiAmerican Federation of Labor as lize market prices because it would an organization will maintain its assure a continual adequate suptraditional policy acply pf whatever commodity was to cording to the firm declaration of be Insured Gradually he said it President William Green The fedmight be worked out to include all eration said he is not in the Labor major farm produce league which is “We backing President Roosevelt of will not FOLLOWING a conference formally indorse any candi" President Roosevelt Chairman date this fall” Mr Green continHarrison of the senate finance com- ued “Our committee mittee Chairman Doughton of the will merely prepare parallel reports house ways and means committee on the labor records of the two and Secretary of the Treasury chief candidates and of the platWe will send out all data the administration’s fiscal forms program for the coming year was to our membership They will have thus outlined to make up their own minds” 1 Assurance that no request will be made to the next congress for OEBELLION among the the levying of additional taxes or insmoldering ever since crease of present tax rates Cleveland their convention has 2 Launching of an immediate broken out into civil war Dr Franstudy by treasury and congressional cis Townsend has just summarily tax consultants of present revenue ousted from the organization three laws as a basis for recommendatof the eleven directors Apparently ions to the next congress for elimi- the reason is that they are supportnation of inequitable taxes especiing President Roosevelt and object ally those unfair "to consumers or to Townsend’s effort to swing his to trade” followers to the support of Lemke 3 The three men thrown out are Treasury assurance that ‘‘with continued recovery” the revenue Dr Clinton Wunder a former Bapyield is approaching the point where tist preacher now living in New it will cover government costs and York John B Kiefer Chicago reprovide a surplus for reduction of gional director and Maj William the public debt Parker of New York eastern reMr Roosevelt then started on a gional director to the of vicinity trip Johnstown Pa where he talked T EADING officials of Class I over flood control problems with m Washington meeting Governor Earle and others and on voted to petition the interstate comto Cleveland for a visit to the Great merce commission for an advance Lakes exposition His itinerary proin freight rates to replace the temvided then for a visit to Chauporary surcharges which expire at N Y to deliver a speech the end of this year and to meet tauqua on foreign affairs the rising expenses of the roads The petition also will’ ask the FIGURES compiled by Dun de-& commission to give the railroads for July show a relief on the long and short haul cline irt tommercial failures ‘to the clauses in the various commodity lowest figures since 1920 and a con classifications United they named t ' L - the American WHEN convenes in Bar Boston receive two widely differing reports from a special committee named to study the effects of New Deal legislation on the rights and liberties of citizens They were made public in Washington The majority report signed by John D Clark Cheyenne Wyo Fla Fred H Davis Tallahassee George L Bulst Charleston S C and Charles P Taft II Cincinnati of Ohio action the “deplored” in reducing President Roosevelt congress to a “rubber stamp” body to carry through his program of legislation "Novel legislative and governmental trends of the New Deal are just as uncertain today as they were two years ago” the report said “Laws specifically proposed as emergency measures with limited life have been declared by important members of the administration to be the beginning of permanent changes in national policy “There has been a continuing conflict between such officials as to whether a new social and economic order is in the making or the old institutions are being perfected so that they may be preserved” These findings were challenged New Haven by Kenneth Wynne Conn Fred L Williams St Louis Mo and James G McGowen of Jackson Miss In their minority report they said: “If the purpose of the resolution creating the special committee was to get the opinion of the American Bar association regarding legislative trends designed to meet changing economic conditions the report is superficial It does not deal with the problem but concerns itself with a short range attack on surface trivialities” The sharp divergence between the two reports presages a conflict at the asand heated discussion sociation meeting soon it will made good one by promises putting the French leftist government in control of the Bank of The board of regents in France existence for s century was abolished and replaced by a council of seven headed by Leon Jouhaux president of the conference of labor The others are representatives of the ministry of finance savings consumers’ banks handicrafts chambers of commerce and chambers of agriculture The new board is expected to polcontinue the icy of the retiring board of the institution PREMIER UTAH BLUM HENRY of MORGENTHAU the treasury and the national commission on fine arts have given their approval to the design for a memorial half dollar which will bear the likeness of Phineas T Barnum The coin will commemorate the centennial annof iversary of the establishment Bridgeport Conn as a city and Barnum i3 honored not for his achievements as a showman but for his great philanthropies and rich gifts to Bridgeport OF COMMERCE CECRETARY ROPER’S department has just put out a “world economic review” for 1935 which contains many interesting statements It says for instance future business prospects are conditioned in part upon the possibility of narrowing the gap between g o v e expenditures and receipts It as“the serted deficit government springs from the root of unemployment which is still the major problem confronting the country” and continued: “Most of the recent increase in the public debt has resulted from emergency expenditures which will be reduced as the need diminishes At this date the evidences of need are still manifest’’ As to “the part played in the recovery to date by the heavy government expenditures” the report said: “This question is not easily answered but it is certain that such outlays have had an influence in many directions — lor example on retail sales on farm income on the growth of bank deposits and on the prevailing level of interest that that as It Is possible and when ft is all over yon will know that yea have made the best possible use of a life which you might have wantonly by heedlessness squandered By Uncommon JOHN BLAKE 88 Sense C Ball Syndicate— W2CU Barrio Overbearing Burdens Just outside my window I and a part of it to play he Is or Money and time are the heavcan hear a slight clicking every ought to be on the way to an in- iest burdens of life and the time the telligent control of life — which as of all mortals are those bers of my house- - far as you and I are concerned Is who have more of either than they Your Time hold turn on the the time alloted to us from our know how to use taps in their kitchens That clicking reminds me constantly that water is expensive down here in this seasidea cottage where I am spending month By and by when I close the cottage a man with a key will come along unlock a meter and take its reading Then just before I am leaving he will hand me a slip of paper which will inform me what I owe n him These boys on the Maine coast are careful as they should be that no summer dweller gets away without making matters square with that meter One becomes acutely aware of the necessity for economy as the little counting device in the meter clocks off the pints quarts gallons and barrels that the families around here use And as the little machines click out their information I become impressed with the fact that time has a value of which I have been thinking too lightly Why would It not be a good plan to meter one’s time in the same birth on to our disappearance from the planet It would help almost everybody to note now and then how the years are passing what we are doing with them and what we are getting out of them as they eome and go As the poet observes of the minutes “we cannot strive to grasp them all’” but we can grasp and WEALTH AND HEALTH hold many more than we do if we Good health and success go together Don’t remember that every click of that handicap yourself — get rid of a sluggish meter means a second used or acid condition with taatyMilnesia tha lost forever original milk of magnesia in wafer form What our time 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