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Show wbu ju. M' UtMJh.A iri n MMhtemni in iff THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAYSON. ITTAII fix Ijrs Review of Current Events the World Over . Rebukes Huey Long, Then Gags Him; Jobs and Wages Highest Since 1931; Senate Rejects Higher Normal Income Tax Rate. Senate e 0' O' By EDWARD W. PICKARD EE y. doctor 101 ater u utk you tt. urse. ipecialig, foot Officials said It would he easier for them to let the dairy problem work self by natural processes, but it would mea1 starvation for the farmer. They pointed out that ttie proposed plan would affect some 4,500, (KK) farm fa milies, wlose Income had been cut in during the depression and w hose products had been selling at 40 per cent below prewar "parity." It is proposed that dairymen limit thei r output to conform with sates quotas to he allotted under the pra gra m For their cooperation they wou Id be paid benefits derived from collect! of an estimated $l05,noo,(Xio processing taxes, $15,(MX),ooo of hich would lie earmarked for even distributi among three supplemental relief plans, involving tuberculosis liention, purchase of surplus milk to feed undernourished city children and transfer of good cows to poor i.ONG, the vituperative Louisiana, was from rT P H !t-- the senate s patience exhausted, united in administering ft' nd rebuke for his conduct on the ,S! The proceedings were without senate. Fob precedence in the hurled at I8! ! remarks blistering the Klncfl'h, the senate clamped upon muz temporarily a parliamentary silence. to him reduced de that veterans could not Senatorial a a similar occasion when the to subjected been has r a public chorus of Of such from his colleagues. The behavior In the senate Louisianian's L disgraced him In the eyes of the Harrison (Deni., canon, Senator l'at Thurs-,und!L- by ir Demo-leader- t stick eipiode era-I- mean? nnie tell 'ead, to told Huey. Miss.), screamed his protests. Senator Harrison was who would stick a man of t,e ijjnd buck and drink his to'e Id a friends Tills brand of abuse brought blood. T. Itoblnson Jlajority Leader Joseph Ark), Senator Bennett Clark (Dean! Mo.), and others to their feet tile senate rules were Invoked to ,nd mouth of the yelling Long. slop the In his chair. He sat down and sulked for days as fumed has senate The on his typical the excitable Long put exhibitions, shouting to the galleries. Thursday found almost the entire body rexolt against these dispto i wrathful which have been lays of temperament of Imconsideration the hampering The Kingfish He shouted that !tr, an ent imk. are you ? had It i 'ad flue son's, himself tdy who othatr portant farina rules three bills. lied the e. fa ' Bona or two muck lino e that tar be- - it ulet at It ad the inyooe JdU o one Benjamin D. Fou-lois, chief of the air corps, and others acted In violation of the law" in connection with the proposed purchase of $7,500,000 worth of army airplanes, is the conclusion of a of the house military affairs committee that has been investigating the matter. The subcommittee also found that Harry II. Woodring, assistant secretary of war, had attempted to assure competitive bidding for the air-an-d thereby comply with the law and the intent of congress. The transaction In question dates back to the first of the year. Army officers, asking a public works allotment to buy airplanes, made arrangements to purchase them from special companies without competitive bids. Woodring, the committee decided, Intervened and demanded competitive bids be sought Specifications were drawn and proposals submitted to the Industry for bids. But the army Judge advocate general held the proposals did not assure competitive bidding. The committee contended that In so far as it had been able to find, Woodring's every act was to assure free competition, yet his desires were rpHAT Maj. Gen. own k i you ibblei " said 1 thwarted. It mentioned, in addition to Foulois, Henry Conger Pratt, chief of the army air corps procurements division, it said Foulois gave testimony before the Itogers committee and an appropriations subcommittee which itemed to conflict. Brig. Gen. y fat! Improvement In busl-nes- s activity during February and Larch and expansion of employment nd pay rolls to the highest point Lnee the latter half of 1931 were announced by the Commerce department n one of its most optimistic reports on business since 1930. The average weekly wage was $19.81 February, the highest since 1931. ha hourly rate of 05.8 cents per hour Klthin 4.1 cents of February, u Ttie employment Improvement general throughout manufactur-o- ? industries. Seventy-seveof the manufacturing Industries reported ncreased employment in February and reported higher total wages. When asslfied Into 14 major groups only e food group did not make an employment or pay roll gain. -- selped I i n COAK the rich forces were feated Thursday when the ejected an amendment to the l116 bH1 By desen-- e rev'l- Senator La Follette. Itepuhlioan, for a big Increase surtax rates. The vte was 47 to 36. The party heap showed 25 Democrats, 10 Re-Plieans and one Farmer Laborite for me amendment, with 30 Democrats L Republicans against It. Estimated to produce $185,000,000 dditionn) revenue, the La Follette mendment called for a boost in the oririHl Income tax rate from 4 to 6 accent, with surtaxes graduated up 6 G per rent on net incomes in of ifLuiinndo, a ex-rv- I'RF.VEXT extreme demoraliza-tm- n in the Industry and not to cre-- e on artith-u,shortage, is the intent I e production control proposals 1,1 ,0 the tliliry Industry by the hV'1 ! n' riit ration, administrators in an for national sup-lr'appeal for the plan. The case for limlt-- , n!,b supplies was presented In a ri(,s of articles prepared by the AAA. itj" ' 0,1 house of representatives got Wednesday, suspended its and granted quick approval to important hills dealing with "pIIE busy r widely divergent subjects. They were: The administration sugar bill sub Ject of heated controversy for mouths which slid through to final approval without even a record vote. It Includes sugar as a basic commodity under the AAA, quotas domestic production of sugar beets and cane, and gives Secretary of Agriculture Wallace power to quota Imports of Cuban and insular sugar. The Johnson bill, prohibiting foreign nations which are in default on private or national obligations In this country from floating their securities in the American market. The measure is the upshot of a senatorial Investigation several years ago into the nature of foreign borrowings In the United States. A resolution ordering a federal power commission inquiry Into rates charged for electric energy by private power companies throughout the country. IMMEDIATE comprehensive revision of the national railway labor act to expedite and enforce the settlement of disputes between the railroads and their employees and to safeguard the right of collective bargaining, was recommended by Joseph B. Eastman, federal of transportation, In a letter to Representative Sam Rayburn, chairman of the house Interstate commerce committee. outstanding recommendations were ITis these: The creation of a new national board of adjustment, divided Into four independent parts, whose awards would be enforceable In the courts. The substitution of a new national mediation board of three members for the present board of mediation of five members. Ttie inclusion of all companies which operate equipment or facilities or furnish service included within the definition of the terms railroad" and "transportation" in the Interstate commerce act. revisions similar to those In the temporary emergency railroad transportation act of last year, insuring the complete divorcement of railroad In the employees and managements choice of representatives to deal one with the other" and providing adequate means for the enforcement of these provisions. board adjustment The national would be divided Into four independent parts to adjust disputes. COMMON sense recovery plan" the country was laid before Thursday by Frances aged premier, Gaston Doumergue. The program, which was officially approved by a special council of ministers at Ulysee palace, is comparable In scope with Russia's A r plan and America's NBA. It reflects, however, the typical distrust of experl m e n t s hy ttie five-yea- French marked It Is hy the same peasant and simplicity ah sence of ballyhoo which has characterized all of Gas totinet's" actions since the dramatic in February morning when he arrived the Civil war littered capita! The French program Is based on the theory that if the government puts Its own house In order and minds its own business, industry will recover hy itself. It all boils down to a question of re methods storing confidence, hut the laid down for achieving this purpose are nothing short of revolutionary for France. The keystone in Doumergues of edltiee of recovery Is the leveling down to inexpenditures government inmic come. which means eliminating diateiy the budget deficit of some $270,000, QENERAL JOHNSON said at his first press conference In six weeks that he favored allowing the licensing provision of the National Re- covery act to expire In June. May Learn from the Queens Secrets patois Spanish Main. of the pi mtes of St. Louis Globe the Lirgett Lump of Gold The generals attention was called of mines says that so The to a report thnt the President favored Reults of Excavations in hat Is Thought to Have far as bureau It knows the largest piece extending ttie licensing arrangement, cf gold ever found was a chunk Been Site of Capital of Sheha Eagerly which had not yet been invoked In a from a deep mine in Oldie, weighing single case, and he Indicated that he 4,900 troy ounces, or 336 avoirdupois Awaited hy Feminine World. would be at the service of the PresiThe largest loose piece pounds. dent for further discussion of the was a Beyer A Holterman nugget matter. Women throughout the world are a true report that I heard In mine found at Hill End, New South Inquiry In administration quarters eagerly waiting for excavations In own land of thine acts anil thy wisIn 1872, Weighing 030 avoirWales, concerning the recent report of the X' hat is believed to he the capital of dom. dupois pounds gross, and contained federal trade commission on the op- - the queen of Sheha. French aerial How belt I believed not the words 193 pounds net of gold. eration of the steel code led to the In-- 1 exploiers have reported that they until 1 came, nnd mine eyes had seen formation that General Johnson would have sighted the towers of the lost It; and behold, the half was not told Early Silk Manufacture reply to this report shortly. The genon the edge of the Arabian me; thy wisdom and prosperity city A silk mill established at Mount eral is said to bold views diametrical- desert. the fame which I heard." Ohio, In 1S40 turned out a Pleasant, ly opposed to those of the trade com-When the sands of the centuries Small wonder then that the Bible silk suit which was presented to mission respecting the regulation and have been dug away. It will he pos- reports that: silk furnished also and Olay, Henry supervision of business hy the govern sible for women of today to learn Solomon gave unto the queen of fur the first silk flag made In the liovv the glamorous queen looked, Sheha all her desire, whatsoever she This (lag was taken United States. what beauty aids she used, and asked. Caleb hy Cubbing to Tokyo when he CTIXG under the power delegated niot Important of ail what were went as the first United States there to him by President Roosevelt her secrets for fascinating men? Her Idioms Used to Build ambassador to that nation. under an executive order. National charm was extremely potent. In Recovery Administrator Johnson ap- winning King Solomon, she had to Up English Language Sappho' Leap A savage tribe in Tlerra del Fuego proved an amendment combat the allure of 761 wives and Sappho's Leap, so called because has a vocabulary of 30.000 words and to the bituminous coal 300 concubines. of the tradition that the poetess, code Imposing a five-daDr. George S. Duncan, professor of are the only savages In the world so week of 35 hours Egyptology and Assyriology In the richly supplied. We might borrow a Sappho, there threw herself Into the and revising its wage graduate school of American unlver-versit- few and they'd never be missed. AVe sea. ts a high cliff at the end of the hooch" from t he promontory now called Cape Duca-t- o scale upward, figured believes that one of the chief thus appropriated on the lbland modernly known as on a $5 base with dif- feminine sources of Interest In the Alaska Indians ami have much enferentials, on the en- queens buried city will be her Jewels. joyed using It; that is, using the Lenkas or Santa Maura. The cliff word. Hooch is a phonetic joy. It Itself was auciently called Leucas tire bituminous coal Slip was famous for her jewels, Industry. The amend- said Doctor Duncan. She took huge has that wild and slightly vulgar or Leucadia. ment Is subject to a treasures of precious stones when she sound that seems to fit a crude IntoxLong in Construction peoples are hearing on April 9. went to visit Solomon. But in spite icant English-speakinTo the cathedral loented In CoAuthoritative sources of all her own riches, when she saw quick to lick up words odd to the second highest building outIn Washington agreed him sitting In all his glory, she was ears from their neighbors, giving logne, that the operators would accept the almost shocked to death at his mag- them a twist that may make their ut- side of the United States, goes the Hoose-gow,- " honor of being in the proccs of conamendment, at least until after the nificence. terance more or less comic. hearing and thnt the threat of a strike made over from the Spanish struction longer than any other Doctor Duncan does not accept is avoided at least until after that huskado," provokes a laugh. The structure In the world. It was startwithout questioning the report of the ed In 1218 hut wasn't finished unhearing by the action of the NRA head. finding of the lost capital of Sheha. English in India soon appropriated John L. Lewis, president of the til 1880 032 years later. of out arose bulldoze nnd will reveal "loot"; excavation Only United Mine Workers, Issued a stateor not it Is the legendary the swamps of Louisiana, where it whether ment praising the action of the adAnd was for long a neglected verb decity of t lie queen," lie said. ministration and promising the Free these excavations must produce In- rived from ttie French. Other terms Do you charge for of the union. Student Smart underIn the into that archeolbeing will spring satisfy scriptions that In coffee? the water the Into good world in time get fairly ogists. Restaurant Owner No. That, of republic has If the newly discovered city is the society by succeeding gradations nnd THE liberaloneSpanish of the major pillars Sheban stronghold, excavation may there are now In good standing some course, Is thrown In. upon wtiieh it was built. Marshaled by reveal some of the queens beauty the nominally moderate Radical party secrets, Doctor Duncan believes, nnd The Olde.t Will that once was violently Doll Weddlug Preent also provide more knowledge of her will which has been oldest The the eortes in an uproarious session put with do to what of The problem personality. of Uah, Amenemhat Is found that back on the payroll 7,500 clergymen seldom 16 pairs of candlesticks Women of nil ages have felt great of the state for life. India. IV, of Egypt. , It was executed In of bride bethe for young arises the queen, curiosity concerning For three hours before passage of cause of her great success ns a The doll, the worlds oldest toy. Is 2548 B. C. It Is written on papyarticle the law, which directly violates chnriner. She set a precedent for one of the most popular wedding rus, unearthed at Knliun, Egypt, col20 of the republican constitution, Pres This, observers say, Is and Is part of the archeological all presents. hy coming away mier Alejandro I.erroux's supporters from Solomons court laden with due to the prevalence of child mar- lections attached to London univerand the shrunken left opposition 6,000 wagons of sity. riages. jewels, perfumes, hurled insults and waved fists at each oils and myrrh. other. Left filibusterers were ready Carbon Monoxide A Political Unit Although Solomon wanted to make with some 300 amendments, but the her his 702d Few poison gases are more danshe was too much In American politics a political wife, gag rule was voted before a single one of a feminist to relinquish her own unit called a territory Is a depend- gerous to man than carbon menox-ldwas proposed. Where phosgene and wartime ent unit whose government Is simikingdom nnd turned down his proa have a characteristic color, of to that she in gases lias after that It respects lar many posal. Legend is taste and action which warns everywhose a child she had but returned INSULL, fugitive entity political by utllitj home, state, SAMUEL e has learned that Uncle Solomon. According to Doctor Dunwholly under the authority of the one of their presence, carbon Is and tasteless. colorless Sam lias long arms. lie thought himfederal government. can, the present royal house of Abysself safe aboard the chartered freight- sinia claims descent from the queen er, on which he escaped from Greece, of Shelias son by Solomon. World Smallest City Hyena I Cowardly anchored at Istambul, but Uncle Sams The hyena Is a cowardly animal The Biblical account of the queen's The worlds smallest city Is Chip' long arm tagged him and he was ar- visit to Solomon affords the best Inpenliam, England, which for 300 which preys, as a rule, on carrion, rested by the Turkisli authorities. The sight so far found Into her personalyears has consisted of two thatched or on animals weakened by wounds council of ministers immediately orDoctor Duncan believes. ity, cottages, an abandoned canal and or disease. A single hyena will not dered his extradition to the United This account shows that the queen a railway station, yet is classed as attack a man unless desperate from States. Two eminent Turkish lawyers was among the first of her spx to a city." hunger or protecting Us young. on behalf of Insuil filed an appeal with realize that the most brilliant femthe supreme court of Turkey against inine conversationalist Is a woman love, 2C Honeys, 56 Loves, 8 Love-Joy- s, Picked From Directory the extradition order. But the appeal of few words; that expert listening 0 Loveleys, 8 Prettys, 12 In Londons telephone directory was denied. 37 Sweets, 7 Trucloves, & is more effective than talking. 34 Peaches, 32 40 listed are Angels, Darlings, Unless the former utilities magnate The Bible states that she plied Dears, 1 Dearie, 17 Ducks, 1 Dear- ('liters and 1 Fullilove. new wonder, Solomon with hard is able to perform some questions, drawhis year and a half flight almost halfhis steering ing him out and been has world the around way to that most engrossing of thoughts brought to an end. all subjects himself. Nor was the queen of Sheba above one of the most a little flattery. using ROME witnessed Easters In Its long Iler expertness In that line Is shown history as the capital of Catholic In the following passage from ScripChristendom. To the usual Imposing ture: Easter ceremonies In St. Peter's "And she said to the king, It was cathedral were added this year, by special will of Pope Pius, the solemn liturgical rites canonizing Dom Gio- Nature Has Qualified vanni Bosco, humble Turin priest. Butterfly as Chemist Easter also ended the holy year proIn a report to the Smithsonian Inclaimed by the pontiff In commemoration of the nineteenth century of the stitution Dr. Austin II. Clark marcrucifixion. Eighty thousand people vels, and with reason, at the curious pressed Inside St. Peter's for the adaptability of the cabbage butterfly, canonization ceremonies and the pon- a small chalky Insect with white tifical mass afterwards, nnd nearly wings. In Europe the caterpillars 300 000 more were estimated to have feed on the leaves of cabbages and Peter's square. closely related plants. Why these? St. Into crowded on Because they contain food of the Among the crowds were 100, 000 coundifferent from proper chemical composition for the many pilgrimages young, and the young are bred from tries. eggs laid on the leaves. When a Child About the middle of the last cenCivil Works administration THE gone out of existence, and this tury the cabbage butterfly was And it isnt Heres a boy who gets good marks, Kept after school relief organization became the works brought to this country. It began or the teachers. has time and energy for play. He is childs the fault, division of the Federal Emergency to lay eggs not only on cabbage His mother is to blame. How can a never ill, hardly ever has so much but also on the leaves of the garden as a cold. When he does show any Relief administration. Loy get his lessons when his senses of being sluggish, his Under this title it will use some nasturtium, which originally came symptoms are dulled day after day by dosing mother knows just what to do. She $600,000,000 remaining from its recent from Central and South America. When with sickening purgatives? gives him a little California Syrup grant of $950,000.0(10 for the year 1935 How did the butterfly know that the a childs bowels are stagnant they of Figs and that is all. Its a to provide relief for states, which are nasturtium Is chemically of the right need help, of course. But not some natural, fruity laxative that is In turn to pass the money along to composition, although it is not even drastic drug to upset the stomach, agreeable to take, and its gentle counties. citips and related to the cabbage? weaken the entire system; laxative action comes from senna. remotely perhaps have For a month district agents ancestors of the cabParents are urged to use just The form the laxative habit. On or European been working to perfect the machinthe right, parents will find a pure California Syrup of Figs. bage butterfly knew nothing of the Be sure bottle says California. ery for the change. happy solution of this problem: for thousands of generanasturtium officials administration Meanwhile, tions. made it clear thnt industry was not The wonder grows when Doctor expected to take up the whole slack Clark points out uncanny powers forthe of unemployment, absorbing Good Work has led the way toward revolutionLaboratory in other insects. Two varieties of mer CWA workers, in a day. ized practice In seasoning lumber, of kilns Its hack-berr- y development Through on the frltillaries live entirely tree. If they make a mistake and drying schedules, the forest with an estimated Eavlng of more of the flour In the tree the young starve to death. products laboratory of the United than a million dollars a year for Alato opRepresentatives bama. States Department of Agriculture New York Times. of fair competia codp erate without nnd NBA tion. Their rejection of the enAAA marks the fir.--t refusal of an tire industry to accept the administration's recovery plans. The decision CENTS A PACKET IS ALL YOU PAY to go ahead without NRA affiliation came after nearly nine months of FOR fruitless negotiations with the NRA 1 n.c-ut- . A y g anti-clerica- l, gold-digger- e. mon-oild- - well-chose- r n Wont Study 1 and AAA officials. Government officials were represented as considering a legal test If the millers di not reopen negotiations. 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