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Show THE IAYPON News Review of Current Events the World Over REPORTING W. PICKARD By EDWARD Western Newspaper Union. ' I. STICKLING, a German en gineer, was sentenced to death in Russia for sabotage which he was said to have confessed. Hitler had his ambassador in Moscow make earnest demands for postponement of the execution, and then suddenly announced that if the sentence were carried out Germany would sever diplomatic relations with the soviet government Great Britain feared such action would seriously aggravate the European war situation and so Prime Minister Baldwin interceded. He asked German Ambassador Von Ribbertrop to urge Hitler not to bring about the open break with Russia, and he instructed the British ambassador at Moscow to appeal for mercy for Strick-linThereafter the soviet government commuted the German's sentence to ten years in prison. Several of his fellow plotters were shot. The agreement directed against in thousand banqueters ONE celebrated the the communist Internationale, hundredth anniversary of the which angered Russia, was signed by Japan and Germany in the BerAmerican patent system and an announcer from a transport air liner lin foreign office. Under it the two in a camgave them the names of America's nations are to "twelve greatest inventors as se- paign against communism, and they lected by a secret committee of invite other nations to join them. prominent men. These are the inventors and their inventions: wealthy JOSEPH E. DAVIES, Robert Fulton, steamboat; Eli has lawyer of Washington, Whitney, cotton gin; Samuel F. B. served the Democratic party In various ways for many years and has Morse, telegraph; Charles Goodyear, vulcanized rubber; Cyrus Hall contributed liberally McCormick, grain reaper; Elias to iis campaign Howe, sewing machine; George funds, and now he Itf Westinghouse, airbrake; Alexander has been rewarded. Graham Bell, telephone; Thomas President Roosevelt has appointed him Alva Edison, electric lamp, phonograph, motion pictures, and many American ambassaother devices; Ottmar Mergenthal-er- , dor to Soviet Russia, linotype; Charles Martin Ilall, to succeed William C. Bullitt, who was process for making cheap alumintransferred to the um; Wilbur Wright, with his brother, Orville, of the Paris embassy. Mr. Davies, whose wife is the former J. E. Davies Mrs. Marjorie Post SEATTLE has a habit of mayors when they are Hutton, heiress of the big Post cerenot satisfactory. One was thus oustal fortune, is a native of Wisconsin ed in 1911 and another in 1931. Now and practiced law in that state una movement has til 1913, when he went to Washington. He was chairman of the fedbeen started for the' recall of Mayor eral trade commission under PresiJohn F. Dore, who dent Wilson in 1915-Uand was is accused of incittaken along by Wilson as an economic adviser to the Versailles coning acts of violence In a labor dispute. ference. Before that he had served Formal charges of as western manager of Wilsons misfeasance, malcampaign and as secretary of the Democratic national feasance and violacommittee, tion of the oath of and he was offered in 1918 the amoffice were conbassadorship to Russia, to Italy and tained In a petition the governorship of the Philippines. He declined, however, so he could g 1 g n e d by fifteen women and eleven run for the United States senate men. It asked the corporation coun- from Wisconsin. He was defeated. sel to draft tiie charges In con- He was active during the recent densed form so that an effort could campaign, serving on the advisory committee at Democratic headquarbe made to obtain the 24,003 signatures necessary for a special recall ters in New York. President Reosevelt signed the election. was elected In Davies commission before he left on Dore, fifty-fouMarch over Arthur B. Langlie, can- his South American cruise, but the announcement was wiihheld until didate of the New Order of Cincin-natuan Independent organization word was received from the soviet of young voters seeking better mu- government that Davies was per- sona grata at Moscow. nicipal government. r, s, about: This Changing World. by William Bruckart National Prtsi Washington Eulldlnir 1. How They say JEW is dyng out, its poker taken by bridge, place being a game played with 52 cards and frequently, as between partners, with fully 52 timesI that many harsh words, look for a revival of You can quarrel over YORK. National Topics Interpreted round a mile? needed reorganizaMany observers ward: this much Washington. notion. have around Washington lately It is highly important that it ba ticed something of dune. I think everyone agrees with a change in Presithat statement. Mr. Roosevelt is m Roosevelt's dent LARL VON OSS1ETSKY, Ger-maone of a position to do it. He is sttitude since the pacifist who has been imrecent of years the few Presidents prisoned by the Nazi government election which so overwhelmingly who has been in a position to do it. that, too. most old after being convicted of treason, returned him to office. From And out on the that position because of once were has been awarded the Nobel peace any standpoint you assume, you will He is in who cowhands, his party the tremendous majority I more critical attiI rough with heifers prize for 1935 and the Nazis are note, believe, a in house and senate and President ihe possesses of on the tude uppart are be- exceedingly indignant, looking it can be said unequivocably, and calves, on the award as an impudent chalconcerning the schemes advanced think in disschooled or mg if Mr. Roosevelt cannot do it He is apparently by his advisers. g lenge and insult to the new Gereet ci done. be will never it not do does it, the promany." Ossietsky. who is seriously examining the suggestions, and other romantic It goes without saying that there posals and programs laid before ill, was released from prison recentto qualify exercises are scores of unnecessary agencies ly but is under guard by the secret him much more cautiously and care' for them celebrating the His treason" consisted in fully than was his record during now in existence, most ol them police. Be Good to Debuof the New Deal. There children three the an some years. past article time ago printing tantes week next of conflict It is yet too early to catalog this is overlapping; there is saying the German army was secsummer. a superis there and attitude as a change oi Mr. Roos- jurisdiction retly rearming. And it no longer from every abundance of ideas The peace prize for 1936 was giv- evelts part but surely it is noticeexcites national inopinfluence or affect source that all is en Carlos Saavedra Lamas. Argenable. If he continues is it It is a terest when the tine foreign minister, recently pres- to the good for the country. If he erations of othei agencies. is plaintiff in a breach Irvin S. Cobb ident of the League of Nations ascontinues it, it cannot fail to mean tangled skein and the untangling whole of promise suit, or The difficult a to be job sembly and active in ending the better administration, better legis- going a man. with politics even a suit for alimony, is Chaco war between Bolivia and lation, sounder national policies. It setup is shot through the is such impression least at Or to decapitate ponecessarily must mean as well, that and politicians and a man-sizethe job. which his lawyer, in addiessing litical patronage is there will be fewer of the create. would even jury, ideas, plans which the Presi- The job now may be made SWF.RINGEN, the ORIS P. VANfinancier wurse in this regard by the fact who, with dent had nut considered fully, pron in history have there Cities. his late brother M. J. Van Swerin-gen- , grams he had not thought through. that never shades of opinion m so been many ANGELES may have One of the important indicators of created a great railway emcongress. The natural result of this diawbacks (loud cries of no: pire, died suddenly while on a rail- this changed attitude on the part sort of thing is that the various from all native sons, including the road trip to New York. In his 57 of Mr. Roosevelt comes in the form of blocs insist on carrying foreign-borones), but she certainyears of life he rose from being a of an announcement in which Mr. groups out pet schemes and ly spoils a fellow for the clinker- particular of newsboy to a commanding position Roosevelt named a committee The outstanding agricultural authorities those pet schemes nearly always laden, smut freighted atmosphere of in American transportation. the and citizens whose job is to pre- mean a new governmental bureau, many other cities. ruined almost great depression or what have you. brothers financially, but Oris was pare a long-terprogram for al- commission Take Chicago, where the weather As far as present conditions have well on the way to complete finanleviation of the farm tenant prob-- j if so inclined, frequently bureau, cial recovery. fall of soot. lem, if not its complete eradica-- I developed, none can foretell exactly might report a mind m tion. Secretary Wallace will head what Mr. Roosevelt has Or Pittsburgh, where a chap comes josef stalin, in this committee which is to report concerning the new government home for a week looking as though his exceedingly rare early in February and the appoint- structure. It goes without saying, he'd been cleaning out a l public speeches, presented to his ment of Mr. Wallace to this job in- of course, that the major depart- stove. New York is nothing to brag the proposed cidentally seems to assure his re- ments, each headed by a cabinet on, either. Leave a snow-whitfellow countrymen pup constitution which he himself has tention as head of the Department officer, will constitute the basic out over and he could pass fur night written for the U. S. S. R. The of Agriiulture and here had been framework of whatever a Dalmatian. or consolidation Mr. Roosevelt document promises many new libsome question whether he would re-- i Yet hcat!n3 engineers say that outeventually proposes. But it is erties and privileges to Russian cit- main. smoke consumers would pro-re'thisVramework sidfTof the proper where izens. These include equal suffrage, Gt course, the farm tenant probsuch duce saving in fuel cost as to It is is needed. the secret ballot, the right to work, lem long has been a cancerous in about one themselves for pay countless the old m alphabetical material leisure, security growth on American agriculture. It among it be these Can big city folks knife year. the pruning age, education, equal rights for has been spreading. Previously, I soup agencies that would rather not save money, or with be wielded must axe the and women, universal equality of citihave reported m these columns how naturally dont care a dorn? zenry, freedom of conscience and the official figures disclosed an increas- utter abandon. A lot of needless just in many cases, irresponsible Or possibly the citizens fear they of to freedom and, speech, worship, right ing number of farms operated by collapse their lungs and press, assembly and meetings and tenants and owned by absentee government policies are worked out might to death did they start breathchoke these is among agencies the right to organize into any group landlords. It has been a problem here. It ing remotely resembling something of in the form waste well where as bodies. except political for some years and seems to be reckless spending and badly con- ftesh air? the acute. more Hence, growing as President's move would seem to ceived programs has taken place THAT work therelief federal governmean that the federal government to the greatest extent under the by Cruelty to Wives. ment be gradually discontinued is is going to put its hand to the Roosevelt administration. AYBE youll remember the recommendation of the board of oar and try, at least, to do somethe was in all the papers 1 United and consolida- lady who got a divorce in Chicago Such States thing about it. Chamber of Comtion as the President attempts, some time back by alleging that on merce. The board Now, it may mean that the fedtherefore, can the Fourth of July her husband as-- j for comphsh a very sailed her with firecrackers; on adopted a report of eral government will create another a committee headed billion dollar Taxpayers great ofdeal in the Thanksgiving onday he threw a turkey It ernment - owned by Juhn W. O'Leary Christmas morning way budgetary at her, and of Chicago which Mean corporation or it reforms and relief for the taxpayers he beat her up with a Christmas May held that the work if the job is undertaken seriously. tree. may mean subsirelief proves in opdies or any one of a number of Indeed, as the situation now shapes Eut assume the union had lasted eration to fall far other federal aids. I do not want up. elimination of about 50 per cent now. You can imagine the until sor ,s PurPoses to prejudge it, however, because of these emergency agenand t0 create new certainly the President is to be com- cies and complete eradication of poor womans anguish if, through the last political campaign, her mended in approaching the problem their parasitic policies constitute an had made her read all the J. W. O Leary problems.committee, in a ensible way, namely, the creimportant approach to a balancing polls taken on the election by the said the report, "does not propose ation of a committee to give the of the Treasury budget inspired outfits that did take polls sudden and instantaneous stoppage. q .stion a thoroughgoing analysis this is a fact, it must be ar.d through that period had com-- i Since Those gradual steps should be taken before legislation to alleviate the recognized that the proposed con- pelled her to listen on the radio to which are always essential when adcondition is proposed. movement has obstacles the average professional broad-- i solidation justments have to be made upon a That Is what makes it so signif- outside of political patronage. Pol- caster on football games, especially considerable scale. icant A year or two r three ago, iticians enjoy spending money and the rapid - fire descriptionist who "There is at present danger that, some a cobin braintruster sitting when they see various of their pet talks all at once and gets so excited ceasing to have work for unem- webby office would have suddenly bureaus or commissions going the himself that the game, in compari- this as its function, ployed persons had a thought about the renters" of hi! flesh, they naturally will son, seems but a tame and comactivity will undertake to replace and other types of farm tenants; way be frightened and it will take all of monplace affair! some of the functions of private enhe would have felt very sorry for the strength Mr. Roosevelt posin That would indeed be cruel seaadvancing recovery. terprise them and would have determined sesses to keep them in line when There can be no substitute for prisonal suffering for any wife. his own mind that they must be they realize that money is being takin vate enterprise in the development n.ade the beneficiaries of "the more en out from under their very noses. of improved economic conditions. abundant life right quickly. He Nevertheless, Mr. Roosevelt can Outwitting the Laundry Man. would have sought and oDtained an reorganize the government. He has a Pullman porter pry SEEING YORK'S the with state's unemployPresident; 329 Democratic representatives in appointment JEW car window with one of open ment insurance law was up- would have related the beautiful pic- the house and 75 Democratic senathose burglars tools which Pullman held by an equally divided United ture ne had conceived in his own tors. Against this legislative strength porters carry for that purpose gave States Supreme court. Justice Har- limited mentality and, in all probof the party in power are 89 Re- me an idea. lan Fiske Stone being absent on ability, Mr. Roosevelt would have publican representatives and 17 ReI m going to buy one to use on account of illness and taking no shouted, "fine, fine." publican senators, minus three or dress shirts when they come back part in consideration of the case. would who next senators wear that have four The the Repub- from the thing laundry with the little There was no formal opinion and would have been the lican label but who are New Dealers happened flaps on the collar band cemented no announcement of the lineup of drafting of a piece of legislation for at heart. down over the back button hole. The the court. submission to congress. It would If Mr. Roosevelt Is serious about laundries In the opinion of legal experts the may claim its starch but have gone to Capitol Hill with the this government reorganization and I know better-it's court's action has wide implications concrete and of administration approval if he wants to force i' through, I stamp concrete at that. It acts affecting not only state employment and all of the automatons of the have no doubt at all that he can Eke it and tastes like it, as you insurance and other social legislahouse and senate who owed their "Y: public support for his program tion, but also the administration's positions to Roosevelt blessings, gain I have no doubt at all that if he w Lh 1S social security program. happy dcvice would have voted for it It would were to go on the radio and deliver t ..u-- ii cn-nervous y system, my 7k.1. without law serious an address about the plan, there have become and fmgernails A vote of 21,679 to 2,043 the as in most cases, with-- I would be such a deluge of mail to debate and, profinitvLr a BYconvention of the American grievous sin out most of the representatives and representatives and senators from Federation of Labor approved the senators having understood what it their constituents that '.hey would probably my immortal soul as well. But I dont suppose action of the executive council in i.was all about. The results of such not dare oppose the scheme. There anything can be done about the eighteen or unions are to ten the that show are would be more than one reason for beginning suspending legislation with John L. Lewis in his Comand it Is going to be necessary to support of the President in this ac- twenty pins with which every effmittee for Industrial Organization remake a great deal of it. The tivity. Next to the fact that people icient laundry hand pins up a dress shirt before delivering. And permovement. However the convention trouble was that these theorists and out through the country generally accepted the advice of President Impractical men never were able to hate bureaucrats and red tape in haps wed better not try it would Green and voted to renew the counsee more than one narrow phase their government, the important reduce the consumption of pins in cils offer to talk peace with the of the problem with which they were reason for the support which Mr. this country by from f to rebel unions and to give the council dealing and Mr. Roosevelt did not Roosevelt surely could have would w'tllirds, ard goodness knows the power to call a special federation take the time to find out for him- come from the taxpayers who are industrial balance is already upset, convention and expel the rebels if self what ail of the factors were. IRVIN S. COBB. beginning to realize what the fedpeace negotiations fail. It is quite evident, therefore, that eral government is costing them. NU Service. The convention approved the exone thing the New Deal sadly needs That is one job that the Republino ecutive councils decision that is more among its cans did in their campaign to elect steps should be taken to form a own people. Dye Causes Magic Growth Governor Landon of Kansas. They Dr. Joseph Sdlei, chief labor political party. made the country tax conscious and medical I referred above to the necessity it i3 an influence that is going to director of the Hungarian State C'DWARD F. McGRADY, assist-I-- a for co - ordination among gov- rise up and haunt the New Deal Railways, has grown plants five ant secretary of labor, was still times their ordinary size and ernmental administration and conmembers of says t.iat he has done it with a fertilizer merits as to poli- - gress for some months to come. trying to bring about a settlement of the great strike of maritime he invented. It is a form of As a conclusion, then, it seems t Needed cics and that loads dye, workers, but didn't seem to be getinto the diluted in W'ater and poured over me Mr. that Roosevelt has prethe well. Indeed, very along of ting need for actual reorganization pared a test for himselt whether the seed. every species of plant situation was made worse by nathe physical structure Known as the he conceived it cn that basis or having a different dose. Several Masto the calls tionwide strike of experimenting have shown federal government. There are cer- otherwise. Unless he drives through years ters. Mates and Pilots association tain signs emerging from the seeth- a serious consolidation and elimina- that not only do the plants grow to and the Marine Engineers union. ing now occurring, as is usual, in tion of needless agencies, many g.art.c sue when nourished with Federal operation of emergency advance of a congressional session doubts are going to arise as to his tiie fort, h, or, but mature ships to Alaska and Hawaii wai that indicate President Roosevelt more quickly than usual. sincerity. discussed but not decided. C Vi' cj t rra Newspaper Umoa, may be making a definite move to- - g. love-makin- half-bake- Soot-Lade- two-inc- Dictator Q VVNU - many " tr,? w ' 220-yar- Why are detective, times called sleuths? 3. What three ocean, f 2- dude-ranche- REAT BRITAIN asked Gen. Francisco Franco, leader of the Spanish rebels, to establish a safety zone for neutral ships in Barcelona harbor which the Fascist chieftain had declared blockaded. Franco's reply was not satisfactory, and besides, one of Ins vessels sank an unidentified ship off the capital of Catalonia. Therefore the British government promptly started a considerable number of warships toward the Mediterranean, cruisers nnd submarines being included. Foreign Minister Eden already had assured parliament that British shipping would be protected on the high seas with all the might of the British navy which is something to give the Spanish Fascists pause. France took the same stand, but warned its merchantmen to conduct themselves "with extreme caution. Excitement over the torpedo attack on a loyal Spanish cruiser by a submarine which the Madrid government more than hinted was a German vessel was allayed by the report that the undersea boat was a Spanish submarine that had gone over to the rebel side. Madrid was being continually hammered by rebel shells and bombs, and there was intense fighting daily in University City, the northwest section of the capital, where the insurgents had penetrated. The Amercan embassy was closed on orders from Washington and Eric C. Wendelin, charge d'affaires, gave protection to those Americans who wished to go to Valencia to board a United States warship. The German and Italian embassies, abandoned by their staffs, were seized and sealed by the defense junta and a number of Fascist refugees were arrested in the former. Berlin scoffed at this action but Rome called it banditry. E General Belt Syndicate. e. The charges against the mayor largely have to do with his actions in connection with the strike of employees of the Seattle Mississippi Valley in session in St Louis, adopted a resolution calling' fo: rejection of the St. Lawrence seaway treaty unless the crown colony of Newfoundland and Anticosta Island are ceded to the United States by Great Britain. Of course no one thinks for a minute that Britain ever would do that. "The position of Newfoundland, astride the mouth of the St. Lawrence, is an insuperable obstacle to the treaty in its present form, the resolution said, inasmuch as Newfoundland is a crown colony of Great Britain and is entirely separate from Canada. "This crown colony as well as the St. Lawrence plug of Anticosta Island should both be ceded to the United States to guarantee our safe ty in case of war. The new president of the association is Arthur J. Weaver, former governor of Nebraska and now president of the Missouri River Navigation association. Ask Me Ancjy on its annual sur- Cl. .Id Labor committee says the improved business activity has been accompanied by a general increase in the ue of child labor, with ''appalling conditions in some industries. It appears to be hard for the individual who sees business and trade reviving," the report said, "to pause to consider the extent to which this process of creating wealth is being built upon the backs of children who need to be in school instead of having their youth ground out of them at labor." n THE PAYSON. 1'TAH vey, Drouth Commission Gets Data for Program Britain Moves to Protect Her Shipping From Spanish Fascists German-RussiaBreak Threatened. CHAIRMAN MORRIS L. COOKE ' and other members of the federal great plains drouth commission are holding a series of meetings in the drouth blighted states for the purpose of fora relief mulating and control program and are calling in the farmers to consult with At the first them. of these sessions, in Bismarck, N. D., officials and agriculturists of Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska and North and South Dakota heard O. W. Roberts, federal meteorologist, give the encouraging promise that greater than normal precipitation ts anticipated in those states next spring on the basis of light precipitation this fail. Reports of existing conditions, however, showed that the situation ts serious. Gov. Walter Welford. of North Dakota, told the conference that water levels throughout his state are seriously diminished, constituting a major problem for the state and federal governments. Another official declared that North Dakota's live stock situation is "most deplorable," that virtually no live stock is left on ranges in western sections of the state and that feed is seriously scarce in all sections. "There Is no magic wand at the disposal of the government to make drouth areas bloom, Mr. Cooke We came here to hear your said. suggestions and we hope to gain from this and similar meetings data which will guide future, helpful legislation. "The reports so far received indicate that much can be done through government assistance and expert advice. niltONin.E. soft-coa- e I f3 4. 'Thy son of what served many years on.1?013 States Supreme 5. What is a . flageolet? 6. Who were the .,, f guls? 7. Of what South country is Montevideo 8. What is a marten? ! Am ' Who was Jean 9- - What was the 10. iso? Otp, Answers 1. Eight. From sleuth, as m sleuthhound. meaning t. 3. Atlantic Arctic and fr 4. Oliver Wendell Hofee," 2-- . musical ment 6. Emperors of Delhi. 7. Uruguay. g 8. A mammal 9. An English poet and writer (1820-1837- A 10. from Mexico. ). to bar jW proposal territory obtained v "Quotations" Fiction is truti with iu fact, Bench. Immorality, like war, u tbted ahnormality. 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