Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS News Review of Current Events the World Over Senator Couzcns Defeated in Michigan Primariesr-Mai- ne Recaptured by Republicans — Notable Gathering of Savants at Harvard Tercentenary VVtern REPUBLICANS were ofhighly the M t j ! Mi f ‘ ' i primary election sons First because who five person went to the polls asked for Republican ballots second bee a u s e Senator Jame Couzens a Republican who has openly declared that he is supporting President Roosevelt for lost his fight for Napr n for two reathree out of TO Couz- p4 ens the one of wealthiest members of the senate was badly defeated by former Gov Wilbur M Brucker and there is more than a suspicion that he knew his fate beforehand Brucker who is only forty-twyears Old has been in public life for almost twenty years - The Republicans Frank D Fitzgerald for the governorship On the Democratic side Representative Prentiss W Brown won the senatorial nomination against Louis B Ward who was supported For governor by Father Coughlin they chose Frank Murphy high commissioner to the Philippines and former mayor of Detroit! Both Muropponent phy and his defeated as Welsh George campaigned Roosevelt supporters In the New Hampshire primaries Gov H Styles Bridges won the Republican senatorial nomination ending the effort of former Senator George H Moses to stage a come--' back The Democrats put up Representative William N Rogers Nominees for governor are MaJ Francis P Murphy Republican and Amos N Blandin Democrat Massachusetts will have for senator either Henry Cabot Lodge Jr or James M Curley Republican now governor Democrat John W Ilaigis Republican and Charles F were nominated Hurley Democrat for the governorship in nominees The gubernatorial Wisconsin are: Gov Philip La Progressive: Alexander Wk ieyr RepubUcan and Arthur W Lueck Democrit MAINE column the "barometer” state the Republican 60 tar as its state in at least ticket is concerned The G O P captured the United States senator-shi- p the governorship and three seats Senator congressional IL White Republican defeated Gov Louis J Brann who sought to unseat him Lewis O Barrows won the governorship Republican by a substantial majority over F Harold Dubord Democrat The vote cast broke all records for size 'and interest in the election was intense The state had been visited by both President Roosevelt as he returned from his vacation cruise and Gov Alf M London the Republican Presidential nominee who made speeches there only a few days ago Colonel Knox vice candiJatt on the Represidential publican ticket also had canvassed the state Brann who was elected two governor In 1932 and years later was the first Democrat to hold that office in Maine and was personally popular White was elected senator in 1930 after ten years in the house SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE the has approved new $10000000 seed corn loan program of the AAA The government will advance farmers two types of loans on seed corn stored on the farm Advances of $175 a bushel will be made to farmers on bushels of selected corn The government will have the option of buying this corn at $3 50 a bushel 1937 up to April The second type of loan permits advances of 55 cents a bushel on "good quality and properly stored cribbed coi n which can be sortqd for seed at a later date" On the latter type of loan the government retains the right to purchase the collateral at $150 a bushel until April 1 next It is understood the Reconstruction Finance corporation has agreed to advance up to $10000000 under The loans will the loan program be made to farmers through the Commodity Credit corporation The interest rate on the new loans will be 4 per cent the same as was in effect under the old corn loan program H EDERAL government help in their business has been asked two large sections of the tobacco industry The Retail Tobacco Dealers of America Inc about representing 300000 retailers of tobacco products requested the federal trade commission to authorize a trade practice conference with a view for formulating rules for the elimination of unfair methods of competition and trade abuses from nine tobacRepresentatives co producing states wound up a two- t be physically POPE as recentmay reports say but age and illness have not lessened the vigor of his opinions and hit way of expressing In greeting them and blessing some five hundred Spanwho ish refugees received were at Castel Gandolfo the holy father took occasion to denounce strongly the "mad” forces of Communism which he declared menaced in and else- - Pope Pius XI Spain where "the very foundations of all order all culture and all civilization" He urged the constituted authorities of ail nations to oppose "these great evils with every remedy and barrier that is possible” and prophesied that there will be utter chaos if “those who have a duty in the matter do not hasten to repair the breach— if indeed it is not already too late”' The “pope spoke especially of the situation in Spain but said the crisis there is "a school in which the most serious lesson is being taught to Europe and to the whole world— to a world now at last wholly ensnared apd threatened steeped Ly subversive and propaganda more especially to a Europe battered and shaken to its very founda- GUNNISON UTAI1 SEEN and around the NATIONAL CAPITAL -- By FAMOUS Carter riejd WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Washington— It may be that in camsome previous presidential W paign there was a more "cockeyed" and division of the Republicar Union Democratic parties on issues than in the present’one but it is mighty day conference in Washington with a request addressed to the agricul-tyra- l hard to believe Maybe there was to adjustment administration Borne campaign when so many imdraft a model production control portant questions were being utterly bill ignored by both parties' despite the fact that very large groups of the annual conTIIE electorate were inflamed on each side Maybe mere was even a camgress of the American Prison held in Chicago was association paign once where there was a weirder grouping of men prominent presented a report from the in the public eye" backing feaCh Calf" ©n wkne prevention in which it was stated that the tactics of a didate But it is rather difficult to certain class of lawyers in defendfigure ing persons charged with crime Carter Glass and Robert M have the effect of encouraging crimfor Roosevelt for example inals to repeat their offenses The Ogden L Mills and Gerald F Nye committee declared that 75 per cent William for Landon Randolph of the prisoners now in penal instiIlearst the Chicago Tribune and tutions in this country had been the New York Herald Tribune all for Lanon the same bandwagon "literally faceJ about into a career of crime" by their experiences don Senator Joseph T Robinson' tion” with defense attorneys and Felix Frankfurter Mqrdecai For forty minutes the pontiff The coaching of the attorney his voice at Ezekiel on the opposing sound truck tended to help the defendant find an spoke passionately times broken with emotion and his for Roosevelt olibi for hts misdeeds and a sedGifford Pinchot the greas advowas transmitted by radio ative for - his conscience- accord- address cate of federal intervention in states to all the civilized world ing to the report when public wefor in the interest of conservation Hitler too took Relchsfuehrer lfare should liave guided the lawyer Landon with Senator Harry Flood to' conduct “which would cjuickert another hard whack at the ComMillaro Senator and E Byrd the sensibilities of the prisoner and munists at a ceremonial tribute to e states’ rights the awaken him to his owi misdeeds” the World war dead in Nuremberg Before 120000 uniformed Nazis and duek for Roosevelt though the last The recommended committee two named are pretty quiet keeping 50000 others he boasted of Germore scientific methods in preventarmed strength and about it many’s ing and combating crime and it estiWhen it comes to Issues it is even : shouted mated that the country’s annual Our old enemy bolshevism is funnier The truth about the silver h crime cost is $15000000000— but policy of the Roosevelt administraof the national income half vanquished within Germany still active around her borders But tion is that it failed to serve its of the war debt” let no one be deceived We are purpose it raised cain in China and other parts of the world and U OR the first time in seven years ready at any hour We all have many it wound up by costing the federal the United States is to have a °nfhw!?h untold millions ' one firm decision: Treasury goes squadron in European Atlantic wa Never to surrender Germany to that But— no Republican orator is atters It is known as "Squadron we have come to know so tacking it Nor intends to do so No and Rear Admiral Ar- enemy piece of Republican publicity is isthur P Fairfield was named as its well” If Hitler as some think tries to sued about it Nor are the DemoAdmiral Fairfield commander lead the coming Locarno crats defending it It is simply being hoisted his flag aboard the light Into forming an conference ignored cruiser Raleigh at the Norfolk navy alliance he will be firmly In his much discussed speech beand At sailed for Gibraltar yard by France Foreign Minfore the Liberty League dinner last first the squadron will consist of the opposed ister Yvon Delbos says so and deAlfred E Smith asserted printer the destroyers flagship Raleigh France will under no circum- that the only promise the Roosevelt Kane and Hatfield and the coast clares stances abandon her military pact administration had kept was to reguard cutter Cayuga but navy of- with Soviet Russia peal the prohibition amendment ficials expected its strength would According to Pravda authoritabe increased soon tive newspaper of Moscow Hitler Helps Treasury The Hatfield Kane and Cayuga That’s just about the last we have plans to attack and partition Czechohad been on emergency duty in slovakia before he embark? on a heard about that Most people seem Spanish waters since' the outbreak -war against the Soviet union pleased that repeal was accomof the Spanish revolt until they were his cabinet plished It is pouring money into the Mussolini and Benito withdiawn to nearby neutrl ports sums to build up federal treasury at the rate of following the attempted bombing of appropriated large a year plus a sum difficult Italy’s army navy and air forces the Kane by an unknown pluic oil to and planned to to estimate but simply enormous strength greatei Cadiz last August 30 carry on vigorously the campaign into various state and local treasin raw materials uries turn from war for F’andIS pleasant andto read It looked as if the dove of peace But the Democrats are not talko the dopolitics was preparing to leave Europe and ing about it It was not mentioned Mass where at Cambridge ings relations between Japan and in the long and almost as Harvard university is celebrating China grew more strained every oratorical display at the Philadelthe tercentenary of she piobably will have to take phia convention They don’t want it its founding In day on the western continent mentioned Sanders theater was refuge Neither do the Republicans held the academic rebels scored HE their Tempted as one might suspect by 554 'T' for Spanish reception A scholars greatest victory to date when the possibility of pointing out how represent- much faster we would be going into caping 502 universities j they captured San Sebastian ' ital of Guipuzcoa province and fa- debt were it not for these Liquor Colleges and learned they are afraid of it in every rrous Bay of Biscay resort Santa revenues societies state of the Union Barabara fort dominating the city Tempted as they might be also by and in forty foreign was first taken and the city’s war the fact that the Democratic platcountries and all of council then decided to abandon the form and candidate promised that them wearing the place despite the opposition of the in bringing back liquor the saloon would never be tolerated the ReDr James U caps and anarchists The more conservative gowns still keep silent Conant hoods signifying Basque nationals prevented the reds publicans Because both parties know Why? their various degrees of scholar- - from burning the city only a paper factory and two residences being there is a tremendous dry vote in ship President James B Conant greet- destroyed and the defending forces this country and also a tremendous retreated toward Bilbao accompa- wet vote One party is afraid of one ed the guests accepted their creSo nied by thousands of civilians and the other party of the other dentials and delivered a simple again we have a stalemab Insurgent troops comaddress of welcome He noted that foreigners One issue which divides party manded by Col Jose Beorlegui the assembly was an impressive lines about as cleanly as ever did of the solidarity demonstration of marched in and were ceremoniousthe academic world and saw in the ly reviewed and the bishop of Pam- prohibition or any other offside issue is really being discussed to the a officiated at plona thanksgiving conof the "the greetings delegates service great distress and worry of some tinued aspiration of mankind toward The municipal governor Antonio counselors on each side This is the a universal fellowship based on huof the reciprocal tariffs question his and staff boarded a man reason' Ortega ' Politics a wise man once said yacht to go to new headquarters at makes Responding on tchalf of the delestrange bedfellows Also 15 miles west of about of Prof Zumaya Elie UnCaftan the gates cowards! Sebastian new The line San of iversity of Paris paid tribute to HarMany Republicans regret that the vard's contributions to education defense was established at Orio mentioned Republican platform Government and declared that “no barrier pospokesmen claimed this subject Many Democrats wish a victories in the litical religious or social should be considerable sector southwest of Madrid ti heaven they could suppress the to stop the search erected for issue What frightens some Repuband not far from the Portuguese truth” licans on this is a very considerable When the delegates were called border eastern group interested in export of in the order the of the up age of manufactured goods who like UR navy's intelligence depart-o- f institutions first they represented Cordell Hull treaties— think they ment has discovered to respond was Saleh Ilashem that a the will help their business What Attia of small fire on the cruiser recent university of Caithe Democrats is the boom ro founded in 970 Then came the Indianapolis while he was being frightens in imports of farm products under next oldest the Regia university overhauled in the New York navy these treaties Ncglie Stuni Bologna founded in )ard was caused by the driving the Tenth century and represented of phonograph needles and nails inIowa Battlefield Prof cable electric and an Carrado to susGini other Third was by Dos Moines often called the farm the University of Paris founded in pected sabotage on war vessels is capital of America is the center of the Eleventh century whose repre- being investigated The work on the what might be called the secondary sentative was Dr Cartan Oxford cruiser was being done by civilian battle of this presidential campaign and Capt and all the others folCharles A Cambridge employees The primary battle lies in the Dunn industrial lowed down to the youngest repreof the manager East in the states from Illinois on sented the Academia Simca Of Nanyard said the placing of the to New York including everything nails in the cables was "undoubtedking China north of the Ohio river and the World famous educators scienly” a deliberate attempt to damage Mason and Dixon line Governor tists and men of letters including ten the cruiser M Landon must carry all j Alfred Nobel prize winners were among those states to have chance plus those who attended the reception AGRICUL-- ° all New England CECRETARY OF If he docs and also carries as TURE WALLACE Is arranging RANGE’S famous polar explor a series of community meetings of expected Delaware and Kansas he 1 er Dr Jean Charcot and 59 of farmers for the purpose of laying will still need 30 more electoral the crew of 60 aboard the exploravotes If he loses anything substanout the "agricultural conservation tion Pas ship were program" for next year Pourquoi He said tial in that eastern sector it will not drowned when the vessel foundered the AAA planned the meetings in make any difference what happens in a gale off the Iceland coast One the farm areas in orejer to discuss out here save perhaps to Jim Farpetty officer swam ashore and told crop Insurance and possible max- ley’s claims of being a good of the tragedy Charcoi led two ex- imum limits of benefit payments to prophet In this section of the country howpeditions to the Antarctic and a re- each farm He explained gion there is named for him program aimed at providing "great- ever the Republicans and DemoIn 1925 when one of Roald er abundance for the crats do not think of their fight as a Amundsen’s north polar expeditions secondary battle They are fighting American home" and should was missing Charcot searched the j to check soil erosion improve "help as though each individual state in coast of Greenland in the Pour-- 1 tihty encourage ‘better land use which they happen to be was going to decide the election 1 and maintain farm income” quo! Pas PICKARD By EDWARD PIUS XI - P the everege should And if the Republicans happen to have success in all those eastern states it Just might turn out that they are right Iowa is a perfect illustration of how abnormal the present campaign is Normally the farmers of any of these states down to Missouri are This has been true Republicans party ever since the Republican was bom Today in Iowa there is strong sentiment for Landon in the towns but the farmers are leaning to FranklimD Roosevelt Best opinion is that the state is so close- at this moment that nobody knows how it n if the election were would held today with no further slides to complishifts or developments cate the calculation held today If the election were Senator L J Dickinson would be probably by just a few thousand majority Nobody can tell whether Roosevelt or Landon would votes but the win the electoral Democrats would probably elect the other senator Doubtful Chances If there is a substantial swing toward the Democrats between now and election it would carry Senator If the Dickinson down to defeat swing is the other way the Republican nominee for the seat of the late Senator iLouis Murphy who was killed in an automobile accident would win This is Berry F Ilalden an editor down in Lucas county famed through the southern part of the state for his pungent editorials and a World war veteran His opponent for the short term is Representative Guy M Gillette The one thing that seems certain no matter what the swing from now on is that George A Wilson Rewill be elected governor publican This is due less to Wilson’s popthis is a real factor though ularity than to the unpopularity of the presTaxes are ent state administration high including a state sales tax and the folks don’t seem to think they have gotten much for them This is one element of Senator for it is the Dickinson’s strength present governor Clyde L Herring who is running against Dickinson while - the present lieutenant governor is running for governor Wilson against What the Republicans are counting on to turn the tide is Former Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois Iowa has always been strong for Frank Lowden It was even more enthusiastic for him back in 1920 when Warren G Harding was nominated than was either Illinois or Minnesota where he was born Lowden is expected to make ome strong speeches for Landon If he does unless something should happen to upset the present picture the writer’s belief is that Landon will carry this state If Lowden keeps quiet his not speaking will have the opposite effect and in the opinion of this writer will give Iowa to Roosevelt THE CHEERFUL CHERUB rnrnmmmmt I envy sVrt o technique In punting ecK : - eft y rv She mtkw such perfect works of trt In such ctreless wty WNU Service Largest Battleship The largest English warship the battle cruiser “Hood weighs 4210Cftohs ana has' a main g battery of eight However the ship with t e great est armament is the bttleship "Rodney” which weighs 33 tons and has a main battery y The largest nine guns United States battleship is the "Maryland” which weighs 37o tons and has a main battery g guns— Detroit News eight r ' --AO if j jUW'm: If feel you -tired -ru- n-down -- nervous -- out of sorts usually a definite reaton THERE iscomplaints so nor left reason sensibly Don’t try to get well in a day this is asking too much of Nature Remember she has certain natural processes that Just cannot be hurried Therefore if you are pak tirU Jack a keen appetite hav$ lott tceift end feel fundozcna frequent sigu that your are weak with a tendency towards anemia— then do fer in the simple easy way so many millions approve— by starting a coarse of SSS Blood Tonic to feel like self again 1t Sjiu'Ij' Uwlfl SPOTS Cuticura relieves burning itching rashes eczema ind of pimple other skin irritations of external — origin helps soothe heal bring astonishing comfort A wide success Buy nowl Soap 25c Ointment 25c All druggie Cheap Housing Within the next few weeks President Roosevelt will take the country into his confidence about his plans for cheap housing He has been interested in the idea for many years and since he entered the White House has had innun erable conferences with leaders of related something out The big lock In the patl ail the time has been the very high cost of constructing any sort of house which the President was willing tb endorse Obviously there were all sorts of political pitfalls in the idea For example if the type of house thus should be cheap approved enough to make it practical for the kind of people for whom it was advocated— the people who row live in slums tenements and shanties — the President be atmight tacked by some of those now among his warmest supporters They would say that the President himself accustomed from boyhood to luxury was condemning the "forgotten man” to a niggardly existence But every time the President has tried to get something better devised he would be something willing to endorse publicly and to which government sanction could be given the costs have shot up far above any reasonable rent figure w you suffer burning too frequent urination bickicw headache loss of energY dizziness and puffii leg pains swellings under the eyes? 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