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Show THE PAGE TWO Events the World Over Bullitt Is Male Ambassador to France Hitler Stirs Stalin to Talk of War Secretary Dern Dies in Washington. W. PICK ARD By EDWARD C Western Newspaper Union. Committee for Organization in one of its initial efforts to organize the steel workers seems to have succeeded only in leading one big plant to go out of business, throwing 750 men out of employment. Such is the result of a strike in the plant of the Standard Steel Spring company at Coraopolis, Pa., the strike being directed by the CIO. The employees who didn't strike later refused to work because, they said, their families had been threatened by phone with bombing if the men returned to the plant. So the company closed down and began removing the machinery. It was alleged the strikers were assured in advance that they would be given relief money if the plant were closed, and that the state authorities did nothing to protect the plant or the from violence. of William C. Bullitt In Moscow to is rot surprising. He It was who was chiefly responsible for the recognition of Uie Soviet government by the United JOHN States, and when he was rewarded with i the ambassadorship it was expected he twould be able to swing a lot of Rus to sian business Amorlrnn Ponrems. W.C. Bullitt. AlsQ u wa, hoped he could persuade his Russian friends to keep their promises not to disturb this country with communist propaganda. In these respects at least Mr. Bullitt has been disappointment. But he retains the confidence of President Roosevelt and will not be out of place as ambassador to the leftist French government. Some observers think Mr. Bullitt is sent to Paris for the purpose of secretly sounding out the major European powers on the possibility of reconvening the world economic conference in 1937. Jesse Isador Straus resigned as ambassador to France on the advice of his physicians. The President wrote him that "if this administration shall be continued for another four years, I shall count on your returning as a part of it." ' ' J A confessions and Russian conspir ators against Stalin and the Soviet government, the Norwegian authorities decided that Leon Trotzky, alleged author of the plot, had violated the conditions of his asylum in Norway. They gave him the choice of immediate arrest or signing a promise to refrain from all revo. lutionary activities, and he chose the latter. He is now under continual police surveillance. L. LEWIS' the fall army DURINGFrance has been testing the strength of its new fortifications the along the German frontier Maginot line. In the Montmedy region the elaborate system of concrete strongholds was subjected to an "enemy" attack and observers said the assailing troops, armed with the newest and speediest equipment, were able to penetrate the line only at a few places and in small numbers. Reservists from the interior of France had moved up to occupy the line in thirty-sihours. Watching the "battle" was a delegation of generals from Soviet Russia, with which nation France has a defensive military alliance. x B. OLSON. Farmer-Laboi'it- e governor of Minnesota and candidate for the United States senatnrship, died of stomach cancer alter a courageous fight. He had been ill for months but f had kept up his executive and campaign activities as FEDERAL ofJUDGE JOHN P. best he could until the Chicago upheld the end. Hjalmar of the Commodity constitutionality I Peterson, lieutenant ' Jm'4f I Exchange act and denied an injuncgovernor, succeeds tion to restrain its enforcement him as governor asked by members of the Chicago but at this writing Mercantile exchange. Judge Barnes there is doubt as to of contention with the B. Olson SpeF. agreed whom tne cial Assistant Attorney General state central committee will partv.g select Wendell Berge that the act is to make the race for the "merely an extension of the proFrancis H. Shoemaker of visions of the grain futures act," Duluth announced his candidacy im which has been held constitutional and two other men were by the United States Supreme mediately, being considered Senator Elmer A. Court. Benson, now a candidite for governor, and Representative Ernest has FIGURES given out by the of Minneapolis. RE1CHSFUEHRER HITLER of Commerce revealed Lundeen more ginger On his deathbed Olson pledged into the international armament that July merchandise exports from his support to the New race by suddenly announcing that the United States declined to $178,- - Dealpersonal in the November election, and me lowest 4 oii.uuu, the term for compulsory military level ol the year, it is presumed the Farmer Laborservice for Germans was doubled ites of his state will largely con while imports in- form two years instead of one. As matto that stand. creased to $193,409,ters are just now in Europe, this un an 000, leaving to aimed be directly appeared favorable balance of JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN, former against soviet Russia, and if the of the Harriman Na trade of $15,085,000 beLondon newspapers are to be tional Bank and Trust company of for month. the It lieved. Dictator Stalin recognizes New York and a powerful figure in , 'I was the second suc- , ""ST this and reacts as might be expectwas released on cess've month' an national finance, ed. The London Evening News fl unfavorable balance parole from the federal northeast. and Daily Mail both assert that I I N Pa. SI was reported. How- - ern penitentiary at Lewisburg. I jt mm Stalin, in a secret radio address to IIhm.W.m. He hastened to New York where. n rwl ujitW r m n ti avr the red army, said: a Sec. Roper the J935 month ex it was believed, he would seek "Comrades of the red forces: We business subjects. teaching position im3 cent and were per up re on the very eve of momentous ports Harriman was sent to prison in events. At any moment now you ports up 9 per cent. 1934 for four and a half years after The unfavorable balance was re- his conviction on may be called upon to lay down charges of bank of the of Commerce defense the for lives your garded by Secretary involving more irregularities ing ecoof birthland. Roper as convincing proof proletarian than a million dollars. "This is the moment you have nomic recovery in the United States been anticipating, and now your because nearly half the increase in JAMES COUZENS o f birthland is expecting you to do imports over last year in dollar SENATOR a Republican long the duty you have so eagerly await- volume was accounted for by lux- noted for his independence of party and as furs such ed. items whisky ury restrictions and a candidate for re- "I have no doubts about you, and and commodities not extensively nomination on the as no doubts such in this country, I am convinced you have produced Republican ticket. wood-pulp- , about us, your leaders. paper, nickel and tin. ha3 announced that "Our enemies are getting into poThe increase in exports over July, he will support Pressition. So be ready. The enemies 1935, consisted chiefly of finished ident Roosevelt for are on the frontiers of our great and articles, in- r e lection. His land. Keep watch. cluding machinery, electrical appastatement was: "Everything money could buy, ratus, aircraft, iron and steel man"Believing as I do could ufactures, and inedible vegetable that the most imporeverything the genius of man invent and everything the loving products. tant matter conlabor of the workers could make fronting the nation have been given into your hands for to estimates of the is the of the defense and glory of the Soviet ACCORDING of agricultural President RooseBainbridge land." economics, the food supply of the velt, I intend to The London papers say other So- United States for the year ending support him. Colby St.with lin viet leaders followed June 31, 1937, will be only 3 per "The outcome of my own candisimilar talks. The foreign office cent below that of 1935--3and 1 dacy for the senate is neither imin Moscow flatly denied that the per cent less than in 1934-'3The portant to the nation nor to me, dictator had delivered any such ad- reason is that the exports of food but I believe it is important that dress as was reported. products probably will be less than my many loyal supporters in MichGerman economists, worried over during the last fiscal year. igan be advised in advance of the of the mounting costs The drouth has been unusually primary on September 15. doutheir country, were told the severe on feed crops, spring wheat, "The reasons for this conclusion bling of the term of military servand vegetables for can- will be advanced from time to time potatoes, ice would not be quite so expensive ning. between now and election next as it appeared, for more men in November." dole. on means fewer barracks more than five weeks of Former Gov. W. L. Brucker is AFTER continHowever, the national debt fighting, neither the opposing Couzens for the senatorial ued to grow and ways of meeting Spanish loyalists nor the rebels nomination. payments are becoming fewer and were able to claim a decided ad On the other hand, Bainbridge more scanty. vantage, and it became evident that Colby of New York, who was secreof state in President Wilson's the conflict would be long drawn WAR GEORGE out if the other European nations tary cabinet, announced that he is for SECRETARY OF in Walter Reed could keep aloof. This latter even Landon, declaring in a published died hospital, Washington, of heart distuality was made more probaWe statement: ease and other complications re- bv Adolf Hitler's announcement "Governor Landon's candidacy sulting from influenza. He had been that the German government had carries the hopes of every American ill since last spring but part of the ordered an embargo on arms to who knows what America stands time had insisted on attending to Spain. He thus lined his country for, and who respects the principles his official duties, keeping this up up with Great Britain and France, which have brought us to greatness even from his sick bed. Mr. Dern, and Italy had accepted the French as a nation, and preserved our libwho was 64 yeara old, was formerpeople. proposal for neutrality, though with erties as ly a brilliant mining engineer and some reservations. "The thoughtful and independent to be was the second These "neutral" nations, how Democrats throughout the country elected governor of Utah, serving ever, do not intend to be imposed and their number is formidable two terms. upon and both the British and the are determined in their election to German governments made strong rebuke the betrayal of their party protests to the Madrid government by the administration in WashPRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S a quick run to against alleged violation of the free-doington." Bismarck, N. D., and the special of the seas. Five British war committee on the drouth, headed ships set sail from Gibraltar and BRITAIN and Egypt GREAT settled their disputes and by Morris L. Cooke, reported to Hitler sent seven from the Baltic him on its inspection of the afflicted to enforce the demands that inter- signed a treaty of friendship and area. The President then took an ference with shipping cease. The alliance. It brings Egypt much automobile tour through the coun- crews of these vessels were ready nearer to its goal of independence while at the same tima i provides tryside to see for himself some of for immediate action. The United States does not con- full safety for England's interests, the effects of the long dry spell. He conferred with Acting Governor sider the attempted blockade of especially the Suez canaL The Briteld Weliord and Senators Nye and Fra-ziports any more valid than ish troops probably will be withSecre-- ! of North Dakota and Acting do the European nations. drawn from Cairo and other cities Governor Holt and Senators-- Whee- tary Hull told the Madrid foreign and concentrated with the air force Next office: "My government directs me within the canal zone around ler and Murray of Montana. The maximum strength is day Mr. Roosevelt's train carried to inform you that, with the friend him down to Pierre, S. D., and liest feelings toward the Spanish to be 10.000 in the army and 3.400 thence into other drouth stricken government, it cannot admit the le- in the air force, but in an emerstates. gality of any action on the part of gency Britain will be allowed to Mr. Roosevelt's original scnedule the Spanish government in declarsend necessary reinforcements. was changed to permit him to ing such ports closed unless that The British high commissioner to make a quick run to Salt Lake City government declares and maintains Cairo and the Egyptian minister to for the burial services of Secretary an effective blockade of such London will be raised to the status of ambassadors. jf War Dern. ports.". y J 1 p. ?., l1rWr' e-- d rebel-h- er Thursday, September 3, 1936 the F OLLOWING execution of the News Review of Current TRANSFER that in Paris NEPIII. UTAH TIMES-NEW- THE CHEERFUL CHERUB BRISBANE 1 I rU iMis,- II 1L ' tm - r- of the trimming 3 world The .sunset colored $kie.s. And mrKt time. " . rj ( War Financing France Pays Piper Lottery Million Ability to Endure i had he been alive and serving as the President's closest political advisor as he did for quarter of a century. There is situation In the fed eral government that threatens to tesD-o-ncjle- 7ith One hundred and lead ing British economists, mapping out a new plan to preserve peace, say 'the importance of Ameri" can jr ; I in the work ol - making ; W peace cannot be overfifty-thre- As the political Washington. campaign waxes warmer, it becomes painfully Mad Slinging evident that the fieht ln I93a taT Ahead the suffrage of the people is going to be very dirty. It is going to be bitter and there is no way now apparent that uch characteristic can be avoided. I do not believe that either Governor Landon. the Republican candidate, or President Roosevelt, as Democrat, seeking can prevent the hurling of invectives that are going to be very close to Naturally the President of the Unite States seldom makes a speech and Governor Landon personally is man who believes a in discussing issues rat'ier than individuals, but the intention! or the desires of these two candidates cannot control the bitterness that is, to my mind, certain to be found in this campaign in a large measure. As typical of the sort of thing to which I have referred is the recent speech of Secretary Ickes who, in a national radio broadcast, became in his attack on quite Governor Landon. Mr. Ickes is not known for his composure any way and when he gets heated up on any subject be is likely to be guilty of remarks that are not becoming to n official of our government or any other. I have not the slightest doubt that before the campaign has proceeded much further there will be similar speeches attacking Mr. Roosevelt personally and that, while Governor Landon may not approve, there will be unworthy charges hurled at the tU -- 4 Ji I I like THIS WEEK e r st.r$ .nd rcr lies. on. estimated." ' It is to be be quite nasty. I hoped that the Probe refer to the row INTEREST part that Amerithat has develca ln will play oped between the future European 1HE HOUSEWIFE Department of Justice bureau of affairs, such as and the investigation (the war financing, To Treasury's secret service corps. It keep the coffee pot sweet, is all very much under cover, quite Arlhar Brlafcaaa may be very easboil a strong solution of borax in ily overestimated. secret. but the row has come to If those gentlemen cannot abstain it occasionally. the surface sufficiently to result in from cutting each other'a throats demotion of two long-timmem To remove print from flour without the assistance and money of bers of the secret service. the United why. then let sacks, rub print with lard and let J. Edgar Hoover has been well them cut eachStates, stand over night. In the morning other's throats. as chief of the boil in water with soap in it, then Joseph E. Murphy has had almost is learning that the peo rub until print has all dis France no advertising as assistant chief of always pay the piper, whoever appeared. the Treasury secret service in ple the be a great conquer which he has served for more than or piper may Never sprinkle rose bushes leading them to war, or a clever a quarter of a century. Mr. Murthem with taxes. with the hose. Put the hose on politician loading one and of his subordinates phy In France, sugar has gone up in the ground and allow the water have been reduced in rank, their bread and veal have both to teep in around the roots of the price; record stained for life. gone up; two sous a kilogram for plants. The two departments have kept bread, two sous a pound for veal, the facts well covered up. It seems and the government is held directly Flowers for the house should be that something was going on among responsible by the housewife as re- cut in the late, afternoon. that the Treasury secret gards the bread, for the French govthe service thought they ought to know ernment fixes the price of bread Never wear rings, except plain about. They conducted their own as ours fixes the price pt postage bands, when washing fine laces, inquiry, their own investigation into stamps. silks, etc. Rings may catch in the other staff of investigators. That fabrics and tear them. is as much as has been made public Trailing behind England and the except Secretary Morgenthau's an- United States the French, with less Fill crevices in floors with nouncement of the demotion order. than 20 per cent of American unemand smooth off with a knife. putty I have known each of these men ployment are discussing great pub Do this three or four days before enEach is to lic works equally twenty years. absorb the idle. putting finish on floors. titled to the utmost respect But Billions are spoken of, but the difan each operates along entirely "millard," French word for "bilwill not soak in Custard ferent line Hoover with some will- lion," means only one billion four-ce- to crust iffilling of an egg white the President. ingness for publicity; Murphy with pieces, the franc having been is brushed over crust before pour Mr. Ickes skated pretty close to an absolute policy of never letting reduced by government fiat to that ing in custard. the line in his attack on Governor his name get into the papers. It price. If a billion meant here francs, equivalent to the AmeriLandon by various adroit phrases is unfortunate that Joe Murphy was leather shoes and If can billion when the dollar was belts patent which were designed to create the the goat rubbed occasionally are good, the French might well faint with a glycerin-dippe- d cloth the impression that the Republican candidate was either ignorant or disThe board of governors of the away, although they are fundamenleather will not dry and crack. a rich know I tally AMOclate-- Newspapers. Governor Federal Reserve system took an acdo not people. honest. WNU Service. When Bismarck laid on France an Landon personally but I can offer tion recently that Action this thought: No maa is going to BOYS! GIRLS! probably is quite Indemnity equivalent to $1,000,000,-00be nominated by any polit ca' party after 1870, he thought he had mystifying to the Read the Grape Nuts ad ln another Mystifiee in a national convention, nominated average person. asked for about all France could column of this paper and learn how by acclamation, unless his record They ordered all of the banks of raise after a hard war. The French to Join the Dizzy Dean Winners and is pretty clear. For Mr. Ickes to the country which are members of government offered bonds to pay win valuable free prizes. Adv. say, therefore, in effect, that Gov- the Federal Reserve system to keep Bismarck, and the French people "Wall ernor Landon had sold out to a deposit reserve with the Federal subscribed to the loan 14 times Spiritual Force Street'.' was not the sort of cam- Reserve backs 15 per cent greater over. Bismarck had guessed badwho see Great men are paign discussion likely to produce than ever has been required before, ly. France is far richer now than that .spiritual is they stronger than confidence among all the people in was then. it With the technical phases of re any material force, that thoughts their government. It is compara serve and the merule the world. Ralph Waldo requirements 40to a in that labor demands the ble, French my opinion, charge chanical operation of this particular Emerson. the President of the United States, I think we need not be very hour week and the government order, in-who advertises himself continually much concerned. But with the it also demands wage prin agrees; as a friend of the common man, eases from 12 to 17 per cent and is tak this action which upon ciple It's All In HOW You Fight was guilty of increasing his own per en I think a little every one with a bank that makes the country sonal fortune through presidential account however small, ought to be thoughtful. acts and every one knows this is With a shorter week, diminished interested. They ought to not true. But to get back to the vitally and higher wages, production You need a medicine that interested be for the simple theme song of the Ickes' speech, it reason that this actionvery bread, sugar, veal and many other helps your hair to save illustrates of his me seems tr that the tragedy self by nourishing starved things must go up in price. Possi can I than write words better any hair loots and relieving radio pronouncement lies in the fact how far the centralization of control bly the French worker, who really But too must throughout his discussion be was of the banking structure has gone. works, while he is at it will manfaithfully keep tip the good work. Scan today with Glover's preaching class hatred. Every one This action was taken under the age to produce as much in 40 hours Mange Medicine and Glover's as he has done hitherto in 48 or knows, of course, attacks on "Wall National Medicated Soap tor the shamBanking act of 1935, a Street" are very commoa in any statute that poo. At all druggists. Or have increased even then wages more; has been frequently will be added to the your Barber give you Glover's. The demaof living political campaign. price as a criticised "political banking of use hour it every every act" gogues and even the worker, who must pay, will growl. day everywhere they can find any In the I instance re have one to listen to them. It is ridicujust lous, but it has happened for a good ported, the change in the reserve How long will America continue many years. So when Mr. Ickes requirements probably will have no pouring thousands of millions of dolmade the charge that Governor serious reaction on us as individu lars into gambling, lottery sweepLandon was either unwittingly or als. It probably will not hurt the stakes and other foreign enter knowingly leading a "rich man's banks because few banks in the prises? fight" against President Roosevelt country have had calls for loans It is interesting to read that in he was descending to a rather low in any quantity since business is at the banks of Dublin there are 25 low level. a such But the point is millions of dollars undistributed level of campaigning. that under this law, the Federal from the FARM LANDS Reserve board of governors can Sweepstakes." Hospitals"Hospitals did not For Sale 450 acres good level (arming I have seen indications oi a re- alter banking conditions over night it yet land, Lakevlew District, Riverside County. Cal. Three good wells, pumping equipment action against the Ickes' speech in It can issue nev rules and regula get water piped to entire property, another way. John tions that are wholly impossible of for alialfa. sugar beet seed, It might also enlighten this gov glenty Cause Reindi the grain. Price $60,000. Terms i the May Hamilton, average understanding by ernment to know that under the law vegetables, Can be subdivided. SECl'RITx desired. but which are almost riot no mention can be made of the INVESTMENT CO., RIVERSIDE, CA1JF. Showdown publican national vidual, chairman, on his ous in their effect upon the manage gambling in England, recent organization tour of the west- ment of individual banks through sweepstakes The English are too wise to let their ern states, propounded the inquiry out the country. INSTRUCTION money be drained off in any kind of that seeks to identify the "economTo state this proposition in anothif it is not Illustrated Cat. enterprise, gambling Day Auctioneering ic royalists" about which President er way, may I describe it in the ENGLISH. alog free; Denver term Aug. 17th;SI. Ogden. CarAnnual Sept. 1st. Auctioneers Roosevelt spoke several weeks ago. terms of a private business enter penters' Auction school, Beverly Bills, Cat, a cannot even send You telegram conRoosevelt If the campaigners prise. If a storekeeper in a small about sweepstakes over the English tinue this class hatred propaganda, town were subjected to regulation telegraph wires, to be published in WNU W 3638 I rather suspect from what Mr. from and the regulatory countries outside of England. All Washington Hamilton said in his speeches there power in the federal government telegraphing about the sweepstakes will be a perfect barrage of de- had such discretionary authority as gambling game must go around mands to know the names of these the Federal SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY Reserve board of gov England, her government-owne- d It may not economic royalists. could that storekeeper ever wire system will not handle it seem important; indeed, it seems ernors, Onr lobby la delightfully air feel that he was his own Under its Constitution, the United like it probably is inconsequential, business? I thinkmanaging cooled daring the summer months not in the Then, to cannot forbid States newspapers but if the Republicans let down a case of the Federal Reserve board Radio for Every Room barrage on the President of the of governors, it must be added that print lottery news that breeds more 200 Rooms 200 Bathm heavier losses. But and gambling United States, he is likely to be the president of the board is Marri- the government might forbid trans put in a bad corner. ner S. Eccles who is known far and Without attempting to forecast wide tor his radical Idea? about mission of such information through what the Republican opposition is banking. It can be further said that the postoffice. That would cut down likely to say, I can recall as an Mr. 2ccles has the ear of President the "graft" observer close to the wheels of govRoosevelt This has been criticised School teachers, business heads. ernment during the Roosevelt re- many times of course where oppoof commerce, even cler chambers Roosevelt Mr. that frequently nents of the Roosevelt banking poligime gymen, might find a good text in was a guest on the Astor yacht and cies have contended that the banks Mr. Son, the young Japanese with that one of his chief advisors for can be utilized ln any way the admany months was trie multimil- - ministration desires to use them. As the determined face who won the HOTEL ionaire, Bernard M. Baruch. It an illustration of this, the federal long marathon race at the recent In Berlin. Olympic games seems also that a very rich man. government has been borrowing bilNot only could that marvelous L. Doherty, was in charge of lions. Most banks are chock full ienry runner go, and keep goJapanese dance program of the nation-wid- e Ratea $l.SOto S3.0O securities. While I but there seemed no enr'. to his held on the President's birthday and do government not say it has happened, yet be- ing, The Ilotrl Temple Srnare h ae. endurance. Mr. Doherty, be it said, is head of cause I do not believe it has deoirable, friendly atmoa-pherhighly hapcan more or run, less, one of the great utility chains. Everybody You will always find it Immacand pened yet nevertheless there is but that by itself never wins comfortable,there-fosupremely ulate, ra These are just samples. It may a possibility that government borthorouahly agreeable. You can marathon. ial hotel understand this why for be good politics the President rowings can be forced on the banks life is success a in The race for HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to encourage these attacks without under juch conditions. That is the Yon can also appreciate whyi marathon race, and real success de approving them, but those of us who course of action that has ruined the It's s mark of distinction to atop pends more than anything else on knew the late Louis McHenry Howe, at this beautiful hostelry currency in half a dozen European your ability to KEEP GOING. are convinced that he never would nations. ! ERNEST C ROSSITER, Mgr. Kins Featnree Syndicate, Ino, S W.NU ttervlce. have agreed to that sort of attack. C Weatern Newspaper Union. ? C-M- en Of 10 mud-slingin- e mud-slingin- g d press-agente- d nt 25,-0- 0, ci BALDNESS! -- Dandruf- f-Clover'! S10-S1- J Temple Square j |