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Show WdiiW UTAH MAGNA TDIES. MAGNA, PAGE TWO eueciveot 'FIE strike of track drivers tn was ended when Minneapolis the men and their employers accepted a compromise agreement, 1 and martial law In the city was discontinued, business therefore speeding back to normal conditions.. The BV peace plan devised by federal repNational Topics Interpreted resentatives, provided that all emNEW YORK Thoughts while Kw William Bruckart Position-Promine- nt ployees on strike be returned to for Race His Death Starts Strolling: Beatrice UlUe always Speaker Raineys their Jobs without discrimination looks freshly slicked up. Thos their for , farmers and the necessity and on hails of seniority. It IncludI. Men Organize Liberty League -sized velvet C., sensational Washington. Chester ed an agreement to hold an election ,ef there was nothing admin-- 1 tarns the Indies rebe the adjustment u to It agricultural Combat Radicalism. dl8CU&gloru to within ten days in each of the 168 con wear. Who reistrator, la a total farm Infirms Involved to determine whethhad membered that the k members I . yersatlon 19113 - wan only -- allttl er their employees want the drivers' the come of him celluloid rose with and nnlon or other representatives to more than six billion dollar, bn t tons they other day. uttered C M Wwtara Nwapr Votes. act for them la collective bargainIt la hard for observer here to be to with a new seemed gave which an observation destroyed has drouth the ing, and a pledge of the 106 firm clothes? one which, uevemat of suit snd T. RAINEY, veteran Donovan, former president of the to worthwhile not less decidedly JENRY pay for at least one snd con What haa befrom Illinois and NRA union, dismissed by Johnson than 50 cents an bonryear to drivers because of the assurance here. My tural Income this year. In the come pf Martha for Inefficiency," reinstated to his and 40 cents to re- to be repeated speaker of the house, died unexhelpers, platform tents, ought light of this fact, the tempered Wllehlnakl? pectedly la a St tools hospital position wttb the labor advisory men and Inside workers, these conversation with Mr. Davis bad marks by Mr. Davis take on added concerning board. where he was beHow we all miss wages to remain In effect unless to do with questionswant to quote significance and weight. McThe agencies which are adminislieved to be recovI drouth relief and Windsor ! changed by agreement or . hi remarks because of the wide Kay! ering from an at- tering the law should In their own when that It now d tack of bronchial Ons word d destruction of the current dealings uphold Its purposes," tho washing-Derloco t, Its decision, giving a The board when rainfall has been nil In the pneumonia. MXt janary scriptlon of Lucius Beebe Immediate cause of veiled so many communities. THer.e a name for a haberbe called will Aik Will It of hie death waa an- it Implied was a violation of sec- Gtlloon. That phantom It Is as unsafe and unjust to measGish dasher Labor, says he hopes the general ure the true potentialities of this More Fund! P immediately gina pectoris. Mr. tlon 7a of the NRA. after New York goes Just stillness administhe by With rather bad grace the NRA strike of textile Industry workers country," Mr, Davis said, by the Rainey, who wss the reAre home. dancing D Marcos for will be averted ; but extreme drouth conditions of this tration to vote more funds within a day of be--I accepted the rebuke and permitted Until brother and sister or man and wife? victims. drouth announces at of the ' he lief a g seventy-fou- r Donovan to return to his Job. Johnas It was to measure them a slim edition however, the extent to which Vash Young suggests the same time that year years old, was first son himself had nothing to say the by bnmper crop years which later, seek to go of Postmaster Farley. Inwill federation administration the the elected to congress about It, but Dr. Gustav Peck, to . coincide with high The Vandyked fellow jwbo jogs dorses Hie strike happened In this direction cannot be foreHtnry T. In 1902, and he Donovnus Immediate superior, so that everybody felt sud-" pricee Isthe park, driving tandem. In that having evident Rainey told." It andKlll through contlnuousone served a statement he sniffed den "riches "were In sight. The hand, offfirst with Irish the an circumstances seen Jaunting cart. About the the fully Iy 'with the exception of one term. at the board's decision snd warned extreme is Just as decepthe as the on Broadway la the blonde members entire and land-alldsympathy Roosevelt's icers Mr. In defeated Donovan prettiest the that he being Harding would have to other." ticket cage. The TexUnited Palace proposal In of the one whatever behind the be 1920. elected will to toe the mark." of He was Mr. Davis outlined what the gov tile Workers or- ernment was among Interior decorators, he makes. the speakership when John Nonce Soon after this the NRA an dandy do to attempting ganization. He ap- since Its policy has been changed Oarner became Vice president Ills nounced that It does not regard ItObservers here, however, foresee Grover Cleveland. No one seems to federation some pointed control over the house during the self as obliged to withdraw the Blue dangers as a result of the have taken Evangeline Adams place and since Individuals no longer are committee to sessions of last year and this year, Eagle in cases where the national desperate conditions. They In astrology. He present required to fend for themselves. Green sIgt the know that Mr. .Roosevelt will, as while the 1resldenta program waa labor relations board has found textile declared that In Ugliest yet most expressive word: the policy change being put through, was gentle but companies guilty of violation of workers and announced that he have been taken represent a frank he has frequently stated, go to the ornery. Rex Cole suggests a Texaa so firm that the legislators were section 7A of the national Indus- would draft trained organizers and with federal fupds, but the league second baseman. John Hor-garecognition of responsibility by the limit trial recovery act and of subsequent strike specialists from other unions present leadership, and It was his danger foreseen by astute observkept well In Hue. gives the 40s a sartorial dazzle. memMr. llainey devoted much of his failure to obey the instructions of to assist the textile union. How quickly the country protested more has been done ers here Is that some of the conviction that George A. Sloan, president of the Id the face of similar conditions bers of the house and senate will at the service In Washington to efforts to the board. slightest danger of war! I Cotton Textile Institute and chairThe labor board has recommendImprove the condition of the farmbefore to attempt to go beyond all reason In dont want to read another line on ever done been than has ed withdrawal of the Blue Eagle man of the cotton textile code au- relieve human distress. He added preparation of relief plans during how much It costa Lucy Cottons ers, for he held that farm prosperwas In essential ity any program to the NRA compliance board In all thority, said the threatened atrike that It bad been found difficult, of next winter. It Is not unusual, as to live. for national well being. lie also cases where companies have dis- la not Justified by the facta estab- course, to meet and solve many of the records show, that on every oc- baby Those private house bars in the lished by Impartial government waa a student of tariff and fiscal obeyed Its Instructions to reinthe problems and that there Is not casion when the federal treasury Fifties. With bright awnings, tameconomists. a was be As Democrat state discharged employees. The subject. sufficient prowess even In our na- doors are opened senators or rep- bourine capped chasseurs and PariHe was the decision of the NRA will remove Challenging the wage Increase de- tional always a regular. government to counteract all resentatives will come forward sian names. They say Victor Scherh author of the tariff commission law teeth from decisions by the board, mand of the United Textile Work- the effects of such a calamity. The with scores of plans under the film of the and of much other Important legissince It may now hear cases, make ers of America, Mr. Sloan declared administrator holds to the belief, guise of human relief to get their singer has made the best Remember hi MarqultaT lation. . decisions, and find that no pen that as a result of three basic however, that the steps taken by hands on government money for year. Mrs. Rainey acted as her husaltles are Inflicted for disobeying wage provisions In the code the the administration constitute the their constituents. It Is fair to say Everybody talks going 40 Hawaii. I could go for a hunk of blue lagoon band's secretary for year and Is Its orders. hourly wages paid In March, 1934, of a national program that some of these will be sincere. In the show an Increase of 7 per cent as beginning moonlight myself. so well acquainted with congresIn from which apparently It Is pro It Is equally fair to zav that, as with March, 1938, when sional work that the Democrats compared amend-thwill some of them e nathe code to garment past, havp develop posed eventually there was no code. may select her aa Hie candidate to COTTON reducing The conversaTherea not much more fun anf tional policies for dealing with all been misguided. working All of this has meant a subcomplete nig term aa representative one hours and giving workers a wage Mr. around hears tions of than watching the mill race kinds distress. where Washington Obviously, from the Twentieth Illinois dls Increase have been signed by the stantial Increase In manufacturing Davis did not touch on these phases therefore those of commuters pour Into Grand CenIndicate that reMr. Sloan said, and the trlct President The amendments, which costs, and because his Job Is to deal with ag- charged with government responsi5 la an InMr. Rainey was burled In his search planning division of the ricultural situations and he has not bility must be on their guard if tral between and 6. Here affect plants In 42 states, are of human of a NRA home town, Carrollton, after servtwirling flurry found, after comprehensive vast sums are not to be wasted un- dignant Importance. that under gone beyond them. ices which were attended by Presilast on raw edge, quivering after nerves June, Investigation Sidney Hillman, labor advisory attention to the fact that der the guise of extending relief to dent Roosevelt and many other board existing condition there Is no fac- theCalling member and Amalgamated drouth relief program Is the needy victims of nature's pranks eight hours of city madness. for or basis statistical tual notable persona. any Twinges of hunger have begun to ever undertaken In this or this year. Clothing union head, termed signgeneral. Increase In cotton textile greatest and fret They snatch paper torture alsumMr. trusters ing of ths order the most Some other Davis brain of the any country, code wage rates. " with a che from newsboy move NRA has marized the Joint acthlty of the ready have developed far flung yet made SPEAKER In RAINEY'S death will to Increase a spirited contest several government agencies In the plans for the physical transfer of Growl at gateman and otherwise employment." It was col. makio iiernan- - following language: The purchase thousands of farm families from suggest the spoiled child. Sudden among a number of men who are hoped that this order would avert Lieut, organized a plot to over- - of surplua cattle, with the procambitious to succeed him. First In the threatened strike of the garthe drouth stricken districts Into quarrels pop out everywhere. Ladlea throw the government of President essing of meat for relief distribu- other areas where they can get sometimes let go thin shriek of ment workers. the lino of succesMendleta of Cuba and establish a tion; encouragement of production sion, so to speak. While generally hysteria. And everybody seema aa started again. Is Representative of speaking I believe sentiment In the mad as all get out. two military dictatorship, but the au- of forage crops; prominent Democrats, TWO thorities got wind of It and frus- seed purchase; human employment government favors doing almost equally prom Joseph W. Byrne anything trated the conspiracy, In which a relief; purchase of adapted feed' that will afford relief next winter, of Tennessee, who Inent, and one But In all Manhattan's miserere bas been serving all of them of conservative tenden considerable part of the army was grain; forestation and other meas a good many of the higher authorInvolved. Col. I think as majority floor the most anguishing figures Batista, to conserve urea Fulgenclo moisture, prevent ities In the administration point cles, have united to bead of the army, said that Major wind erosion and minimize the ef- ont that the scheme of leader and who la are tattered old women, ugly, the organize the AmertransposiBenites and some soldiers were sent fect of future drouth, and In ad tion of whole families and bead of the Demoican Liberty league their helplesB and abandoned, who are to srrest Hernandez and that eight dltlon such crop benefit payments as cratic national dedicated to a war belongings presents grave prob- flung on the scrap heap. They are men of the detachment were killed. have been made and which now lems. on radicalism In congressional comseen at night In dark doorways or Hernandet tried to shoot Benitez, turn nut to be In bis opinion crop mittee. President the United States. crouching In the shadows of eleIn was himself shot the head but Roosevelt Is going litsura nee. The five founders There was a cartoon In one of vated newsstands. Dull and merciofficial neck. and The to take no part In report said of the league are: the eastern metropolitan newspafully comatose. When they are Hernandez waa being rushed tothe race, but the Mr. Davis' Is optimistic . con Alfred E. Smith, pers that deplct- - awake, they drag tbemseives about ward Havana In air antnmoMTe and ceridng the future of the Amerl mors liberal of the New Dealers Democratic Presied I n c e Sam looking for some unused niche to In the house ars known to favor dential candidate In that the car upset, the prisoner can farmer, des- , a small j rest Unwanted bones. Sometimes others in the the killed, f Tessa. Well though Ophmutic pite the hard-a- t T92S; Jolifi WTDa; hoy labeled, they can be seen creeping like . car were uninjured. observers believe Byrnswlll vis, Democratic to Future ships of the cur' bat be "p ghouU round the galvanized ttna MaJ. Angel Echevarria, commandbe elected speaker and Rayburn Presidential candiJouett rent drouth. He rear,v.Sni ie,g it of 190. Besides which restaurants put out at the ant of Fourth Infantry at Camp suggested, however, that It was nefloor lender. Other aspirants for the date In 1921; Na- Shout T Par!('a,llre w ,llcl) ,U , curbs In the pearljunlsLof morning. speakership are John E. Rankin of than - Miller, Republican ex go- Columbia. Hnd Capt. AtigtrMin Erlce, cessary to face the facts of the curh m ,,ie Digging into the ' f. . T e, chief of the signal corps, conspiradecaying rejections Mississippi, who has announced his vernor of Now York ; James V. Wadsrent drouth, but also, to resort to nR B.n1 with Hernandez, were capanI of othcr people's dinners with clawthe language of the Street, the ad candidacy; William It. Bankhead of worth, 'Republican congressman tors l who Alabama, and John J. O'Connor of from New York, former senutor and tured later and a summary mlnlstrator thinks the country must sentenced them to death. New York. hite not allow the current problems to Presidential possibility for 1930; Mr. Byrns has been a member of and lrenee Du Pont, manufacturer, knock It down. cause most Washington observers around the stem of a champagne 'ass. the house continuously since his who supported Smith In 1928 and If the doubts and fears lately ex see the price situation In E1 are now under arrest In this counelection to the Sixty-firs- t congress. Roosevelt In 1932. They believe the pressed had been heeded, Mr. Ha to be try quite confuting. It Is to His work as floor leader, In con with charged plottiig vis added, "the great plains never be recalled that throughout league membership will grow Into lat So oftcn does the human heart Junction with Rainey's rule as the millions and that It will become against Manchukuo and Japan snd would have been settled. The trmi yepr and eailj In ill'll the adminls- - outIlve the body, I've often wondered was not speaker, especially pleasan Important element In the nation- sabotaging Japanese military trains. hies of today are but repetitions on tratlon predicted all of Its actions1 llow niany of these rachitic wrecks, ing to the New Dealers, for some al life. The Russian government, through a less fearful seae of the obstacles on a desire to raNe Now, tSsing about in a citys night, are months during the last session, but For president of the organization Acting Consnl General Itajvld at encountered by the early settlers however, the effect of prices. a,rpaly dead to feeling, untouched the prolonged before adjournment most of the the founders selected Jouett Shouse, Harbin, has presented to the for- But Instead of turning back In the drouth In the agricultural areas Is V humiliation: dead to everything misunderstandings were cleared up, former chalrmnn of the Democratic eign office of Manchukuo a, demand face of hardships, those pioneers es being felt In the cities and PresI-- , )lIt memory. Living with the knowF In any case, the administration .national committee and president for an explanation of the, arrests tahllshed their homes and did not dent Roosevelt announced his fear e,lffe the dream Is over; the present seldom Interfere In the selection of of the Association Against the Proand Insists on prompt measures for let drouth, flood, hall, or Indians that profiteering In food prices ls!nothin?. the future nothing, the the leaders of congress, not wish of release the the until repeal hibition Amendment prisoners. stop them. likely to result and made known Past tfae only thing of which life The arrests were made without lng to Incur the enmity of power In a statement was accomplished. Instead, the pioneers and their thnt the administration s has definite cannot cheat. It would not be ful members of the party. ons searched the world for drouth Mr. Shouse set forth the purposes documents, accompanied by searches to curb any undue rise In Prlsini? to hear a voice from the rags of and the the oillces apartments resistant wheat and grains which I rices Thus of the league as follows: heen!cr-v- ; far It "Go aw ay with your sentiment It Is a nonpartisan organization, of Soviet employees of the Chinese would mature In season. They bred made char what Is has not from hi swift trip your speculations, fool. 1 have Returning the funeral of Mr, formed, as stated In Its charter, to Eastern railway which have not up the drouth resistant forage crops undue price rise underconsidered an anl present con-- once been happy. 1 was once beantl-dltlon- s and planted them. They built a civdefend and uphold the Constitution been explained, Kayvld said. Rainey, the President went directly hut the President stated! l,l- Once loved. . some that The ilization on an United to allege Japanese of the and States back to Washington Instead of gogather expanse of the map with i a press confer-atwhich once was labeled the Great ence emphasis ing to Ills Hyde Park home. This and disseminate Information that of the prisoners confessed to an that he would not permit tack on the Japanese military IntelAmerican desert. The drouths we change In plan was due. It was (1) will teach the necessity of reAnfd thR most Irksome Job In the pmfitoi ring to take place in the office at Sulfenho lived the have for of (Pogran ligence through In the past did mining fall and spect rights persons and said, to the development of a bit Crurs ! that of winter because he , , "Tn ter dispute between Gen. Hugh S property as fundamental to every lchnaya), to sending Manchurian not conquer the spirit nor stop the Indn ted. he 0ne of lhose ,arS 'r thought the In into price the development of the West The Johnson on one side and Donald successful form of government, and and Corean communists restaral would he unjustified In (2) will teach the duty of govern- territory, to wreck trains carrying drouth of li34 will not stop the the Times Rlchberg, Mr. Roosevelts chief InThe President and topv o SpiTPfn men of the West In their forward dustrial adviser, and Secretary of ment to encourage snd protect In- Japanese troops and munitions r q " 8rea' Wallace, of the Department of .f Ag Labor Perkins on the other, over dividual and group Initiative and ward the frontier, and to creating march to conquer nature. Bh5 riculture are hand hand1 In working eastdisturbances the The thing about the remarks along the new structure to be given the enterprise, to foeter the right to general Vw ldwlI,nK,nt of machinery which Mr. Davis uttered that apNR A. work, earn, save, and acquire prop- ern line. they intend to use to pm will come before to long me Probably to and The Issue, It was disclosed. Is erty, and to numerous othpealed preserve the ownership tect consumers from news the thnt have er Washington observers was the Japanese profiteering whether there shall be a board of and lawful use of property when the seized the Chinese Easterr railway, candor with which he treated the I P'Pn control la authoritative managewltlTwH acquired. " uVia1 of ty power thl' To Interviewers Mr. Shouse de- and thnt may very well result In problems. He made no attempt In job. Mr Ya! ment of the NRA or a board which hJ, ,ce war between Japan and Russia. shall be more advisory in power, clared the league was not but It seemed clear that leaving the real control still In the hands of the administrator and his It will be opposed to most of the BROOKLYN wla the scene of one crimes of redeputies. It was expected Mr. Roosemajor purposes of the New Deal velt wonld take command of the and the radical professors of the cent times. A gang of bandlta with situation and determine definitely brain trust He said he had visited machine gnns held up an armored 1,h jaws wondering, no doubt, what ,lnnarUyrtm)r(J .what shall be done with the recov- the President and informed him money track, snatched $427,000 and ward trip across the northern half lng dea) Wallace. ' queer thing a restaurant Is. Alone of this country gave various figures ery administration. fully of the purposes of the league, fled In automobiles whicL were aftThe circumstances among the animals, humans make General JohnaotTTfas said that, at hut he wonld not tell what Mr. erward abandoned for speed boats as to the loss occasioned by the price surrounding a social function of feeding. An unquestions, however, One carried .drouth. been. had robbers Roosevelt hav. and of the reaction that their the request of the President he will these dispatches eatmed sight Men and women of Mr. Shouse disclosed that the or- loot out to sea. Their plans were credited an emergency relief official I further many observers to ask fot pleasant remain with the NRA after Its reall shapes and sizes the nawith the laid so a and statement will board of carried ont have a',m,rils the mdli and stoking them-selve- s drouth carefully that organization, presumably he ganization tratlons with fishes, roasted birds and A- tional directors, composed of out- with such precision that the forces had cost the farmers five billion will be chatrman of the board. ,h' I w in mala must In time become repel-n- t bppn standing men and women from of the law were at a loss for the dollars. Another dispatch placed1 Dogs and cats have the time all avenues and of figure of state that the being. somewhat Though lower and gave nation, a every greater OUGANIZED labor scored delicacy. The dog slinks off with his from this group will be selected an escape by land snd water were no authority for the estimate. But Recovery Adminione. The eat feeds D strator Johnson when the national executive committee of about eight- closely guarded, little or no trace the point Is that while wherever be may be. Ondelicately of the bandits could be obtained. recognizes the desperation of the labor relations board ordered John een members. a garbage pall e V.V,; r in an r Vo!,,, News Review o Current Events the World Over HousewiV, i., RJEW2JJJ V0CIC4 0.0. AlfclfJTYUU extra- n-v- J -- ByEDWARDWT'FICKARtT , r"lst0 wr sEEr',r, ir. n back-bayis- Te . Folhk Brass bowls and beautiful only whe This I usually dlfflcu-- t ever, if you thorough, brass, removing HI stai and then PPly Cost of i varnish, your bowl wffi t ful and retain its jo: nltel. 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