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Show MAGNA TOIE& MAGNA, UTAn PAGE TWO News Review of Current Events the World Over Secretary Morgenthau on Costa of New Deal Realign ment of NRA Codes Interesting Results of Recent Primaries. By E DWARD.W. Sr Wsstsra OF TUB SECRETARY la bit flrat office, forecast taklas an eventual Inflation of speech Mace $200,000,-00- 0 by announclns the pects ex- treasury sooner or later to apply Its told profit" to t reduction ot tbe naFor tional debt tho present this 12,800,000.000 Is un-d- tr lock tad 71 key," Mr. Morgen-- l I thau baJd, Most of it, by authority of congress, Is segregated In tbe stabilization fund, and for the present we propose to keep It there. But I call your attention to the fact that ultimately we expect thla profit to flow back Into the stream of our other revenues and thereby reduce the national debt" Tbe profit In question accrued through a bookkeeping operation when the amonnt of gold fixed by law as the equivalent of $1 was reduced from 23.22 grains to 13.71 grains. This meant that an ounce of gold was worth $20.67 one da and the next It had a value of $35. Just previously the treasury had taken title to all the monetary gold In the country, paying for It at the $20.67 rate. On every ounce it made a profit" of $14.33, the difference between the purchase figures and V K WuAJ $33. The secretary gave In figures Ms estimate of the cost of the New Deal. Against an Increase of $6,000,. 000.00Q In the national debt, be asserted, various assets should he deducted. lie listed them as follows: An Increase of $1,600,000,000 In the treasury's cash balance sluce March 4. 1033. The rold profit amounting to $2,800,000,000. An Increase In the net assets of agencies wholly owned or financed by the government, amounting to $1,005,000,000. Morgenthau did not carry the proposition through to Its arithmetical conclusion, but the cost of the New Deal under his theory would amount to $505,000,000. HUGO S. JOHNSON, through GEN.spokesman, has flatly denied PI C K AR D SaM. co used la the United State during the prevloue year for the manufacture ef cigar. The reductions la duties ea fruits sod vegetables Imported from Cub apply enly to certain seasons and thus ars not as objectionable to domestic producers as they might otherwise be. As against the concessions made to Cuba, which are regarded as so Important from the standpoint of that country as to offer great promise of economic recovery, there should be rather widespread benefits to agricultural and Industrial producers of tbe United 8tatea. Tbe most valuable concession Is a great reduction In the Cuban duty on hog lard. s c s t of the federal power commlaeloo la national survey which has Just been started. According to Baal! Manley, vice chairman of the the survey will enable that body to compile and aubmlt to the next congress the rnoet comprehen- THIS WEEK com-missio- Good and a Tlt-Blt- Feed Everybody? Big Job Roads Ask $170,000,000 Cant Shoot Santa dan Steel Coffin for Wong It a announced that tha govern- National Topic Interpreted sive and authentic exhibition of our power resource and posalbllltlee ever made la thla or any other To obtain tbo data recountry. quired the commission has sent a qneatlonnalro to every private and municipally ewned power plant la the land. Determining the nation's power requirements and bow they can be most economically and advantageously supplied la the primary Mr. Manley explained. purpose, Markets must be considered, os well as power site that can be developed at reasonable cost, either by governmental enterprises or private capital. One purpose Is to establish and maintain that balance between steam and hydroelectric power which will give America tbe most dependable source of energy at the lowest possible rates. The survey win Include Individual reports on all existing generating plants; maps showing location ot plants, reservoirs, transmission lines, and substations; locations of proplants, operatposed hydro-electring expenses, and the like. William Bruckirt Mr. Rlcbberg's Job, therefore, with great plainly la od fraught j'" that la fraught " i 1 develop-Recent Washington. meata In tha National Capital tend Campaign .. opinion of J$ mu". on . U II P( if he doea ngiad reorgauU- we. Many wild ertatur. canny way, of for J r, write o. In London k certainty when approaching, and can read tbe secmTtfY often able or storms with nor. twafc. S , ton onr ment will feed, at public expense, men that go an otrika whlla tha otrika lasts. Tha Americas Federation of Labor representative la tha Sooth soya th 600,000 toxtll worker about to go on otrika will look to tha government to toko car of them while th strike lastA meteorological f ' offl One can understand , hi 1 Urto, . ! J within a few hours, V " in r one think of wild bird, jL ' that the Issues of i succeed observer to arrange their the coming election domest, for the next session of congress are cording to the kind of serious recogaia,rennt 'I being sharply draws. It ftratlon leader than ha y nised her that the Un of cleavTbo spotted bower bird J age will be whether the Roosevelt According to tbo Associated Press, pushing succeeds In readministration shall go further to L. th Australia government la able to Hopklna, him by Barry to the radical aide or whether It shall the purpose assigned It la a Her usual clutch ef so lief administrator, oaya: iTcaiueui, w. be forced to a more conservative new y ,nmlMi surprising thing to mo wo havent nh varies the number act the opposition of the belief. and the had a d d sight more strike thaa the amount of food h league There has been so much confu- American Liberty the we have." to collect for her family j throughout sion In administration affairs that conservative element oiled machine In have strikes ahaU We arrive. If a good season h probably well th Issue ' Is being forced. Each country with a If tho government Ing she will lay three u number sufficient em time heretofore that conservatives to carry out his policies, supports all striker, and. If tt stlnct teUa her that foot have fought against proposals by out them of to decide should S. pay plentiful If a long droutk U The critic, of Gen. Hugh the Roosevelt administration or admlnistra- - public moneys th wages they or, way, she give up domeok unrecovery national have criticised acta performed tor, have had asking while the strike lasts, there entirely for that season, tr I der th discretionary authority Turn Their their turngen-to might be a great many strike. fat .r U erPected, a granted th President by congress, I laid. The The laugh. mating sensoa been has the conservative element Railroads ask for an Increase ot six weeks ahead of the aetui' who baa beeral, said be should defeated It badly $170,000,000 In freight rates to offIng, so she has to work that tha conservatives have lacked come famous for hi. frequent Inwhich re- lems well In advance. tot increased set expenses where down" crack to have threats any particular punch, nor flect economic policies of th govto th code they had leaden worthwhile. Con- dustry failed to live up laid down, ernment" Railroads must ran, and Peer Privikf administration lacked the which have sequently their attacks BELIEVING the emergency phase A hangmans wagen 1 not on of hla own If the people are not paying enongh adjustment la virility and have amounted to the has run afoul of e labor rela- they must pay more. It la to bt (30 cent), i about over, the AAA officials are same thing aa aa'atteinpt to kill a agencies, the national will Increased that payment hoped to be the sum paid at TyD tions board. simplifying their program for the bear with blrdsbot for railroad work- cept In the case of Some months ago the general provide good pay nobles, Now, however, there seems to be future. Tentatively they propose labor a ers, engineers, trainwere beheaded. They conductor, L. Donovan, on the fired John a 1935: , part these control plans for stiffening of backbone men, track walkers, all others. to, give the executioner a Wheat 10 per cent reduction In of the conservatives, both Demo-cratl- board advisor, apparently because orin 7 ($35) for chopping elf fte! and Republican, as Is evt Mr. Donovan had been active acreage below that of the base peThe American Liberty league," If a peer were to be blitriod, 1930 32 Inclusive; desired deuced by the formation of the ganizing a union among employees A to protect tho beautiful were 1 v he could claim the privllen acreage, about 62,000,000; desired American Liberty league. This of the NRA of whom there dis- organized Inold American dollar and vested was suspended by a silken production. 750,000,000 to 775,000,-00- 0 group, headed by such men as some 2,000. Mr. Donovan bushels. Jouett Shouse, former Democratic missed officially for being Ineffi- terests" from the New Deal," exCorn Possibly a 15 to 20 per national committee head ; former cient" and for "Insubordination," pects former governor Al Smith tp cent reduction In acreage. Instead United States Senator James M but few observers ever accepted help. ,! . Mr. John W. Davis, who also ran of 20 to 30 per cent as specified by Wadsworth, a New York Repuh-llcan- , that as the explanation. YOD DO SUFFER Democratic on the been President for has Johnson and Alfred E. Smith one time General the 1934 program. Now, ticket, la said to be with the league directed by the labor board to Hogs and other live stock No Democratic candidate for President heart and aoul has announced Ita purpoj liTfight direct control, supply being reguMr. Donovan, and told that FROM Former Governor Smith's friends lated by adjustment of feed crops. In defense of the Constitution. It if he did not reinstate the dismissed one be too think he may busy." Cotton 10 to 15 per rent acreage also Is prepared to make war on worker he would be' violating The probability' of beating Presireduction under base erlod, 1928-8- radicalism. ' Mr.Sh se, who will of the provisions of his own law American and Europeans Inclusive, Instead of about 40 be the league's president, declared and one which he had used many dent Roosevelt's party thla fall was or anti Mines In bis threats to crack down. expressed well by s former Demoper cent; desired acreage. 32.000,-00- 0 It was not tists Agree That Mine: iWera! not Is by t who to S7.000.000; desired producmember udm sigcabinet It cratic further a that The Incident ha administration, but Water Is Beneficial JtS t tion, 11,500,000 to 13,000,000 bales. tedly will be against some features nificance, however, as observers a Roosevelt man: You can't shoot Santa Claus, yon of the New Deal here see it. There Is much discusJohnson has Thus, for the first time since Mr. sion around Washington to the ef- know, especially around TRY THIS NATURAL Ne said that he could Roosevelt became President, he is fect that General Johnson In the Ills to afford sacrifice not private confronted with frank outright op- Donovan case was reaping the crop Edmund Wong On Wah, Chinese business earning capacity by re- position of a serious kind on those which he had gown in his mnny People spend hundreds of i Of dollars every year goinj maining at the head of the NRA parti of his program which the promises to organized labor. In air pilot, dreamed that b crashed on a salary of $0,000 a year. Intigreat mineral water health rts league and other conservatives be- other words. It is made to appear In after a collision, and told hla AmerEurope and America. mating that he would have to re- lieve go beyond tradition? of Ameri- the opinion of many persons that ican wife that when ho did dl ho Many of these people haw k tire from his government Job. It can history. My Information Is that the general promised too much and wanted an iron coffin. of miles. Many of thousands 1 his the league la well anppl'ed with when he found the vulnerable spots ts now revealed that on July Wong On Wah was selected with were suffering untold pain) a to was Increased $15,000 to will Chinese in he to another salary funds and that It be aide his own program flyer, Fong Shek, sought rheumatic" aches, from or year by order of president disseminate Its views In extensive get away from hi oft repeated to maneuver above the steamship from neuritis, from gout i fashion. The purpose. It Is said, Is preachments only to be confronted Bremen, bringing In Gen. Chang suffered from Calais stomac own Fahway. Tbe planes collided. Wong to make sure that the rank aad with the ruling made by ments or excess scid or ifagr D. SUHAI.L Ole of voters hear all aides of the labor board after that or a general rundown conbui body had was killed and hla desire to fly and SENATOR THOMAS The scientific and medial f Republican, envarious questions. made an Investigation of the merits fight for the Chinese army thwartof Europe and America show gaged In an acrimonious contro ed. He will be burled here in a The character of the if the case. resident Roosevelt work to he done Is very large percentage of tot' with No one can tell at this time how $750 steel coffin. versy General Chang, being empha the gained blessed relief and k the Donovan case deciconcerning sized. The names of the men who whom Wong never saw, gave the these natural mineral water! former's assertion head the sion may proe to be. Some ob order. organization are advanced ments.-- ' that the adminisX as proof of the statement that It ererg figure that a way will be Why do you suppose Wong want. Today, however, you do k tration Is seeking will not dabble In to Mr. part found distances Donovan to eliminate ed Iron travel an coffin! not It to could long partisan politics keep to curb the press, It tl the healthful qualities of fined remains, nevertheless, that this roin tbe NRA organization later the soul in or keep the worms out, and the blind senmineral water. You do not must oppose a good loit if tli.it takes plaze it seems as presumably. Many prosperous Amergroup naturally ator used languuge to pay the excessive cost of hr many of the New Deal plans and snred that organized labor Itself icans are burled in coffins of bronse. that was so V-shipped to you in quart or galwill rise up and there will be not In some quarters It Is believed the to the New tamers. For Crazy Water Q Dealer will to cata one group but many to tell General Not long ago Mussolini and Hitler V Chief Executive logue tt purely as attempt bring to your own borne tworki an anti admlnls Johnson of their Interpretation of met witb all signs of amity eternal minerals of one of the that even Mr. tration propaganda machine. It ts the labor provisions In the Hands were clasped. mineral waters in crystal fori recoverj Roosevelt's 1 to be seen thus that Mr. Shouse and act. Suggestions have been heard saving inexpau. - c uul.il. . Til s a s socTn s Ti aVe ah te to the effect that If an em their bn SenaloPSchafT not a Water battle Crystals To to was Mussolini visit Crazy exchanged. approve It. The hand In addition to defense of AH you thf plover, private or public. Is not per Hitler at hla country estate os soon ly nothing is added. President had asked that Mr. Crystals Water mitted to Constitution. add But do a those factors Crazy worker for discharge possible, and the world said, Schall send to him the facts on not change the btdlef of many here Inefficiency or Insubordination, emtowj drinking water and you has How lovely to see dictator brethwhich he based bla recent assertion 14 mineral water which that In the American Liberty league ployers of labor through the coun- ren dwelling In amity I" that plans are under consideration w together J htlUc millions. are actually seeing the birth of try, suhserlent to the naflonal refnera And now the Mussolini visit to for a national press service to take If you, or any of youraches a new political party. It Is In this covery act and the codes, are faced Hitler la the place of the Associated Press, manner indefinitely. fer from rheumatic with a situation the scope of which Mussolini didpostponed that parties are born. I not like the Dollfusa the Hearet News service and the W suggest you investigate cannot now even he hinted. United Press. This service, Mr. and seems to bold WatrtCrystals at once. Just a of the millions of people The lack of co operation In gov Hitler's Nazi friends responsible. Schall said, would have exclusive faktrd It has boon anticipated given them a full aid use of all government news and be trnmental agem le la giving the generally how dcotm realize that the will administration will have you In a position to give Its service only President fresh Europe discusses the expulsion of have been to so many sufiereri creator difficulty ' Mrs. Sinclair Lewis from Germany to those newspapers loyal to the Richberg t concern and a House The standard size box May m the holl,e o as a forerunner of rigid presa conRoosevelt dictatorship." new program is Job and makes enough mocm. $1.50 Make Trouble representatives trol. All copies of the London for several Once these facts are tn my being considered weeks treatment next winter with Times In German were Mineral VUU. hands," said Mr. Roosevelt, they tn order to fend off partisan attacks the new Water Co, recently (Top of members than ob seized and It la will receive Immediate attention In Donald Rlchberg, Chicago lawyer forthat expected n order to make Impossible tjie things and former general consul for the tatned during he last of eign correspondents will bo asked congre.-- s when the house was I am be will has because NRA, the Job In charge. He done, you say quite to leave If they write anything disJust as much opposed to them as will attempt, where hla predecessor. subservient to the White House or- - pleasing to Hitler. Engines would ders. Adi mice notice of the diffl- - not Frank Walker, failed, to straighten you are." last long without a safety valve, cuities has out sent to the already The senator Immediately appeared in the and liberty does not last long withtangled skein that ha re the President and made public a suited In many ot the agencies of shape of a four cornered race for out free expression of opinion. 650 word letter In which he said In tbe New Deal running counter to tV speakership made vacant by the .forsalebydealertjJPj' of : each other. Henry T. Rainey of Illi- part Modern dictators need to encroach red and green box U the nols It Is said now that the White You ask me for Information Mr. Roosevelt want sign. Get several hairs breadth on established balanced house Crystals .repared to t:,v out of the liberties, and all concerning what you yourself have control among these agencies. That agree with Nabe, a me, Are you attempting to sedone. ts, he want to see that the various traditionally, the poleon, who said his power would ' Executive cure the facta so that you nuty be unit whose functiona has not messed last but a few weeks If bo may over wl'h the permit, Eat Cats Fla in a position to refute yourself! leaders. lap are not .working at cross pur It Is a choice of hom ted freedom of the presa fact nevertheless thut the Your telegram to me bear out poses, and he want to aee the reCats flesh Is much fsv the suggestion of the constant ef- covery machine settled down so present list of entries for the speakna aa a specific for Hvw t Germany, preparing for a hard ership assures a fort to mislead and fool the public. that there may be for- which It I supposed harmony among friends of tbe battle between the winter and with scarcity, is endeavYour desire to make yourself apas brain trust and the efficacious the officials of the administration. oring, through Propaganda Minister the best pear before the people of the United furnish For an example of what I mean, more corerv stive, practical Goebbela, to establish hunger as a are res05 f States as a champion of a free take the case of NRA and AAA. It elans In the house membershippot districts some virtue" and arouse the peoples enw. press may be as Insincere as your has been recognized for some months Joseph tor sale. ihrns, the thusiasm concerning the duty of promises to the people when you that the purpose behind these two present floor leader time doing without" accepted the Democratic nominagroups and upon which they have representative frm TpnnpJe Laagwag No Ma"' In this country also we tion at Chicago with the statement been attempting to expect the I1 tv'oth ,fle Burushashkl, hard winter, but Instead of a glorithat you were for their platform ment aupervlsion of expand governon 08 candidate, state . small be cannit over Hunza, a agriculture fying pf hunger and the noble pa100 per cent one 1 the one hand and Industry on the . Turkestan, of triotism of going without," our govTo date you have not kept on other have led official In different tongue that has ernment saya; E of the covenants you pledged the directions. Nobody shall b It has resulted In an Hi tered by a member of hungry." The American plan will people at that time. Let me recall undercurrent of dissatisfaction each race ,4n, be the more speaking at popular. your disappoint- with th other. your testy anger tithry ment In keeping out of the press Then we have the Public Works rare. Year. Forty code the expression of a free press." Represents Vankt on of Edward Montagu, second After Penn'a famoui the Duke of Manchester, Mr. Roosevelt sent the senator aa administration, the Reconstruction of Mississippi 3 Finance corporation, and th Horae also thought he would Join the French Che Indiana of Pennsylvso answer sharply rebuking him for because Mr. Rank'll ha' Loan corporation and now Owners blood '1 tt&d active In letter hla , vituperative which Foreign Legldn, changed hi mind. (L'op of Quaker assisting the- Democratic the Federal administration. organization arted s hot dog stand on the by an Indian, and In the house gives no facts and does not answer It la easy toHousing see how many times last thp edge of the before a red man two my simple request" In eentfuslon ek any one of these may erosaupnn friends. sessions and he hJ min.v and Is well Thames, at Maidenhead, whit there, be said: Tbe Incident la, closed.' satisfied. f, l!j 0,tlra' 'Eh4' He sell coffee, soft Schall retorted In somewhat mild- - drinks and Fre-P- jjrn ,e'1' of re, What sandwiches obvot,1y have bee difficultlee er language that he aa a represent-- ! Taka with bis hot dogs, and Jam sill result and embarrassments that ought ,H extracted not J could he let of the th made Is stive people four pound' la 24 hour Khdlom never occur and would have been trading will I hla the various candidate affair rest, and reiterated n W and fiqds hot dogs more comfortabl kind of pltchblend o I avoided had the machinery been and profitable than uranium the most political charges of press censorship In th of 1 largely the qq hn the Foreign .dv"a wffi fl I ,eard t0ther program out of th government departments. te lons of pRcbblend situation. were worked out of r I KlBs rtor half-te- a spoonful lot, WNU rrtc epi - T !,r,:,rlttVlo" ,k.. 'J?' The e; ft, ic mC'ERGUSONISM" In Texaa was " struck a probably fatal blow when James V. Allred, the young attorney general of the state, vyon the Democratic nomination for governor In the Democratic run-of- f primary. By a majority of about 45,000 vote he Tom F. llunter, who was hacked for the nomMs" ination by d Ferguson,-th- e pres- ent governor, and her husband, James E. Ferguson, who formerly occupied the --office until ousted by the legislature. The Fergusons have controlled Democratic politics In Texas for some twenty years, but their sway probably ts now coming to an end. Mr. Allred Is only thirty five years old, but has come to the top swiftly. Ills nomination Is equivalent to election. SI NCI. AIR, the Socialist Iieraocrat In order to run for the Democratic nomination for governor of California, succeeded In his purpose. In the primaries he ran far ahead of George Creel, who was director of propaganda during tho World war; Justus S. Warded, conservative, and Milton K. Young, the Democratic candidate In 1930. Sinclair ram palgned on a plan to end poverty In California" which was set forth In a book he published. It rails for the state to take over and oerate defunct factories and businesses and farms acquired because of tax delinquencies as a means of placing the unemployed. Sinclair's opponent In the election will be Frank F. Merrlam, the Republican acting governor. Senator Hiram W. Johnson easily won renomlnation and Is on the Republican, Democratic, and Commonwealth Progressive tickets; his only opponent Is George It. Kirkpatrick, Socialist. South Carolina Iemocrats will have to hold a runoff primary to decide between Cle L. Blease, UPTON who turned the story of his dispute with Donald Rlchberg and Secretary of Labor Perkins over control of the NltA, but persons In Washington believe It Is true. The President calmed the storm, but put off the decision. The NRA.la being reorganized temporarily to serve until the next congress gives It permanent form, and for the present Johnson retains his supremacy. To bring about greater efficiency and economy (he.codes of Jthe NltA are being realigned. Industry Is divided Into 22 classes, the Initial I. Johnston, young attorney of move toward cutting down the num- Spartanshurg, for the gubernatorial ber of codes from 682 to about 250 nomination. In a referendum held and grouping them In ten grand di- as a guide for the legislature the visions. Mergers are relied on to drys were defeated. Democrats of Mississippi also will make tbe drastic reduction In the hold a runoff primary to determine number of codes. Codes with slmlllar or related whether Former Governor Theodore interests are grouped together. Al- O. Bilbo or Senator Hubert D, lied businesses will thus receive Stephens shall represent the state In the senate. on common Identical treatment problems, officials said. Tbe codes also are expected to be easier and BRITISH people the world over at the announcement Cheaper to'admlnlster. The' 22 classifications In turn are that Prince George, fourth son of based on four fundamental groups the king, was engaged to wed the aa follows: lovely Princess Ma rlna, niece of the Producing Industries Food, texlate King Constantiles, leather and fur. ferrous, mettine of Greece. The als. metals, announcement from products, fuel, lumber and timtbe palace In l.on ber, chemicals and paints and don said: It drugs, paier, rubber. with the greatest Fabricating Industries Equipment. manufacturing, graphic arts, pleasure that the construction. king and queen an nounce the betroth Service industries Public utilal of their dearly communicaities, transportation, beloved son Prince tions, finance, amusements. tnul es T rofes si o n George to Princess Distributing and services, wholesale and retail Marina, daughter of lrlnce and Prlnce-- s Nicolas of Greece, to which codes. union the king has gladly given his to the consent. MUCH political benefit In the congresAn acquaintance that dated hack e five years to the young couples first sional campaign Is expected to from the reciprocal trade meeting In London ripened Into love treaty with Cuba which has Just st the summer home of Prince Paul been announced. It Is the first of of Jugoslavia, where Prince George the projected trade agreements and and Princess Marina have been vislittle' criticism of It Is likely to be iting. The prince, thirty two years old heard. The domestic sugar producers. who of course do not like and handsome, and -- his fiancee the 'reduction In the duty on Cuban have many tastes In common. The sugar, were prepared for the action prince is an accomplished pianist by dlRcussinns of past months and who plays classical and modem accordingly had adjusted them music with equal facility, while the selves to the situation. Furtherprinees bn8 been schooled as an more. they are given, a measure of amateur musician. The princess protection by the quota of 1.902.000 also like dancing and shooting two short tons allotted to Cuba onder amusements of which Prince George as well Is very fond. the provisions of the Costlgnn-JoncHie princess, who was 1educated sugar law. - The -- domestic tobacco Interests In Athens. Paris, and London, are consoled for redactions In duties speaks fluently French. English, She by the limitation of Imports of Greek, Russian, andCerman. Cuban cigar leaf tobacco, cigars inherits all ihe beauty and charm and cheroots of all kinds to 13 per of her Russian mother and the pleascent ef the total quantity of tobac ing personal qualities of her father. d BRISBANE for more peo-MORE atelectricity lower rates la the aim i three-halfpenc- c V - MEM General ? n v Y: dlsre-spectf- ul -, aever-eaU.crRL- -- reat j ' ses-lo- ' 1 - cod-live- r IT?8" Won r..,.rx, as c , i - f- s kl2r J indiu 1 |
