Show TIIE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND NEW POINTS IN CAR OF FUTURE National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart Washington”— The Republicans giving some Indications that the tend to light for are In- Quirk in Politic$ tlonof thelrpartlsans In the next congress on the ground that the emergency la over and that President Roosevelt and his administration are continuing on a spending spree Just to afford deserving Democrats with pie from the government counter The' tlpoff as to the direction from which the attack will come arose the without other day attracting a great deal of attention It came from Representative Snell of New York the Republican leader In the house who opposed one of the newer brain trust uncreations because he declured Is over" “the emergency equivocally After Mr Snell had made the statement I Inquired of a number of persons astute In politics what they Here Is a thought of this anomaly leader of the opposition party declarIs oer and If ing that the emergency that condition exists the leader of the by Inference at least has opposition admitted that credit for the Job must be given the Roosevelt administration I find as well that the Democrats can hardly admit the correctness of the statement without admitting at the same time that there should be an end Immediately to the countless emergency agencies that the Roosevelt administration has set up It seems to me therefore that we are witnessing one of the most ridiculous situations that In politics where has ever occurred peculiar things are the rule SucIt amounts to this: each side cinctly actually Is contending that the other Is right Of course It should be said much water will flow under the bridge before the votes are counted In November Indeed many changes will have camcome before the congressional paigns In the various states get stirred up to a white heat but unless the course of battle now Indicated is alwill tered I predict the campaigners have to do some fancy high rope walking - It surely appears that getting In those arone’s own legs tangled up guments Is about the easiest thing In sight Carious possibilities are by situation For example are the Democrats going to go out on the and say to their mass meet Ings In effect that “we have not sucwe must keep the AAA and ceeded the NItA” and others? And at the are we going to hear same time from Republican spellbinders that “the Democrats have licked the deand they must now put an pression end to their orgy of spending and running up bills which the taxpayers must meet”? Neither side of course will say It In Rut if the argument those words goes ahead as It has started that will have to be the substance of their tale to the voters Therewlllhave to be some as well as very quick very careful thinking before the enmpnign’s end One politiclal observer here suggested that thismay turn out to be a most because of the campaign confusing anomaly that is now presented by Mr Snell’s declaration offered the hustings l There Is considerable discussion the effect here as to how may be if the publicans stress suilldent vigor Speculation the contention that the Democrats are trying to hold on to the extra Jobs and that they are to spend taxpayers’ money continuing for repayment of political debts There sinister about Is always something Whether the that kind of thing charge Is right or wrong many voters perget suspicious when campaigners sist In talking about raids on the federal treasury They always think of It In terms of theft of money from the local bank or stores and not In the alterms of political maneuvering though I confess I can see little difference It always has hnppened thnt the political party In power has controlled the flow of public moneys Into the spots where the funds will do the and When either most good politically side kicks about that It seems to me It Is exactly like one mule calling another “Ion gear" I won’t even suggest thnt I can guess what the ultimate efTect of these strange arguments Is going to be Anyone who tries to predict the result at this time Is Just being silly The best Judgment I can get Is that the results In the various congressional districts are going to vary The differ entireenee likely will be dependent mistakes — plain ly upon how many bonehead statements — the various candidates make In their attempts to follow arguments and analyses laid down for them by the national political comIs that there will mittees My belief he plenty of them and there ought to be' therefore a considerable amount the votes are of surprise when counted It Is quite apparent to the Democratic leaders and they say so that a nunter of house sents now held by will be turned over to the Democrats are There next fall Republicans seats occupied by Democrats who have earth to be In the house on reason bo tremendous except by virtue of the landslide that placed Mr Roosevelt In ths Whits House Districts normally Democratic are more than likely going to continue to elect Democrats but the “political accidents” that elected many others of the vast majority In the house are going to send many home because they come from over whelmlngiy communities Republican The Republican leaders are asserting they will pick up eighty or ninety seats from the Democrats next November There can be no doubt that they will gain some but eighty or ninety Is a high figure In anybody's language It seems to me thnt Representative Mark Wilcox of Florida has won a rather signal honor Firtl Termer’ m his first term as member of the Wint Honor house of representatives by obtaining passage of the legislation that has come to be known as the municipal It Is bankruptcy bill something like twenty years since a “freshman” member of the bouse of representatives has sponsored a piece of legislation of national scope that was passed and become a law Plenty of new members have Introduced bills nationwide In their efTect but as far as my research has disclosed none has been successful In the last twenty years Mr Wilcox won membership In the house by defeating Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of the famed William Jennings Itryan for the Democratic nomination In his district where the nomination Is tantamount to an election So he was given a baptism of Are before he ever reached the house self Whether It was the political prestige won by licking an outstanding Democratic woman or for other reasons the fact remains that Mr Wilcox finally forced through a piece of something legislation that constitutes entirely new In our national structure of laws The measure as said Is national in scope and It probably will affect the financial status of some 2500 communities which the bill calls taxing districts This list of taxing districts Includes municipalities counties bortownships oughs villages parishes and Incorporated taxing districts such as schools drainage Irrigation levee sewer paving sanitary port or any other districts in which Improvements hnve been made In bonds and sold to In order to take adpay for them vantage of the provisions of the law the taxing district must declare Itself to be Insolvent and unable to pay the Interest or principal of the debt The officials of the taxing district may petition a federal court for the right to arrange Its debt on a new basis but the court must be shown that at least In number and amount of holders of the bonds are willing to agree to the terms of a compromise If they do agree then the court may issue a decree that will compel the reto maining bondholders accept the settlement What happens of course Is that the be will able to replace taxing district the defaulted bonds with a fresh series probably at a lower Interest rate The taxing district gets out of the predicament of what amounts to bankruptcy and the bondholders get new securities and have somewhich are marketable thing like their face value because the Interest will be pnld This privilege two extended is for only years but It is the general understanding that the concerned will he able communities settlements with their to accomplish creditors much sooner than thnt and It Is obviously hoped also that throughproved financial conditions out the nation will make the Job of the debts easier than it rearranging a few years ago was The hill did not get through conIt had plenty gress without a fight from members who conof opposition tended It was a step toward repudiation of debts a thing always to he abhorred There was argument also that by granting permission for the municipalities and taxing districts to force such compromise as will result the congress was making such securities less attractive to Investors One of the obvious results of having the spotlight turned onto an Individual or a fact or an is sue Is plenty of comKidding DcntPeople talk the NRA about It Sometimes however the talk develops Jibes and Jests and ofttlmes they are not pleas ant for the ardent advocates of a For Instance proposition to swallow until recently discussion of NRA had been confined to serious argument a heated character often of very lately however Jokes and puns about NRA have teen emerging with greater frequency and there are now a con The lat siderahle number of them est and one of the best that I have heard runs as follows: N R A me down to sleep I pray Thee Lord my code to keep If I should bust before I wake A F of I my plant will take I heard already that the American Federation of Labor considers the reference td It In the doggerel to he or whatakin to unfair practice labor says about ever It Is organized those who are not Its 'supporters reactions are 'not yet a Johnson’s matter of record although I know he has seen the thing Union by Western Newspaper Writer Doubts Plane Will place tlie Auto Dis- UTAH tir air resistance the moment does hot begin to count appreciably at low speeds and the number of to travel 90 miles wish who persons per hour on our roads is small compared with those who drive comfortably at 28 miles per hour In the future higher speeds will be possible because of Improved traffic conditions Safe roads of reawill sonable he available width be burred vehicles from motor roads and pedestrians will either be railed oft or-- carried on overhend footways Sixty miles an hour will be a safe average speed while the absence of unbanked corners on those special roads will make much higher speed possible Cars may een he signaled automatically like trains so that no two cars are ever within 200 yards of each other Air resistance Increases as the squnre of the speed and after 60 miles per hour much of the energy Is devoted to oxercoining air pressure will therefore be of Streamlining tremendous Importance and the car of the lutiire will hnve smooth lines from end to end No spare wheel headlight windshield or mascot will The result will be that Jut out with engines developing lower horsepower higher speeds will be accomplished Manufacturers will aim nt getting nuue out of their fil'd At present about 50 per cent of the potential energy in fuel Is wnsted Experiments nre now being made which may teai h us more about combustion This jenr many enrs are having radio sets installed The cars of the future might hnve not only a radio receiver but also a cocktail bar wash basin and muny similar luxuries I expect the touring car of the future as distant from the runabout to have a bed a bath and similar fittings so that the busy man enn actually “get up” while being driven to work One of the most striking changes The will he the elimination of noise car of the future will be acoustically designed and cleverly sprung so that at - shows year the nutomoblle thoughts to next year’s cars But motor manufacturers unless I am much mistaken are at heart more concerned with the cars of two three If makor even four years hence ers did not habitually look far ahead the time would come when “next year’a models” showed no changes at all except in body work with are experimenting Builders control with small eneven greater horse gines producing and similar developments of power the near future Let us look at the car of ten twenty and even fifty years hence The first objection that will he raised Is: “Cars will not be used In 1984 every one will travel by I do not anticipate that ing will make such strides Prof A M Low British scientist and Author Public writes In the Philadelphia Iedger We have first to establish the plane which can descend and ascend verticnllv to overcome entirely certain weather conditions such as fog and to find a way of getting For more power from our fuel for many years flying will call and I put the time lengthy training when the ordinary man will knowhow to land his plane on his own roof or In a gale at more than fifty years ahead Until this time motor cars will be In my opinion they will necessary remain universally popular for Journeys of less than 100 miles especialBut speed rises ly as the average comwill change their character Every turn out pletely The first thing we shall notice about this car of the future is Its shape It will be as carefully streamlined as an ocean liner There Is no great Inducement to streamline cars MORE THAN 50 the passenger !n the back cabin will not know that he is moving until he - looks out the window Sahara One Rich New evidence that the Sahara once held a rich Jungle life and was the home of prehistoric races of tfnen has been found by Professors Gautier and Iteygasse of Algiers university In the arid barren regions of the Asjer plntenn they found rock carvings of Jungle 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