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Show . PACT N (continued from pagd one);. Won't Accept Pay, Cut and va'rioiu WHILE congren agenciei were try- of Curremt Event IVeics Review ANGLO-ITALIA- PROGRESSIVE OFBIMMt I a . way to aave railways from bankruptcy, the Association of American Railroads, represented by President John J. Pelley, and raUway tabor, represented by George M. Harrison, president of the Railway Labor Executives association, conferred in vain over the desire of the managers to reduce the pay of the workers. The tatter rejected the Idea with scorn, and defied a threat by management .representatives that railroad will Invoke the railroad mediation act to enforce consideration at pay cuts. . "Wage cuts are out of the question,". Harrison said. I never heard of such a silly .thing in my life. Management is trying to reduce buying power at the same time President billion Roosevelt is pouring out dollars in an .attempt to increase buying power. They aren't going to get one cent from us. Thats all there is to ing to Join . Treaty for Friendship in Which France May Battle Roosevelt's Spending Plan Starts Big And hard-preaee- d that;,a tones Grants Amnesty PRESIDENT BENES of toward his countrys inner tranquility and the of central Europe by. proEmergency rationing of troops by airplane and parachute was suc- peace an Easter amnesty for claiming maneuvers. air in the Texas by corps during army cessfully accomplished about 4.000 political offenders, most This picture shows metal food container for personnel rations, bale of hay of them agitators for German and sack of oats, with parachutes attached, ready to be loaded and a other minorities. Excluded were in seen of the Martin background. bomber, on the bomb racks Sudeten Germans who have fled abroad. Benes also made a radio address in which he said his government was ready to meet any situation arising from the troubled SUMMARIZES THE WORLD'S WEEK state of Europe, but was ready also e WMttn Uiwapfir Ua lam. to go as far as any of its neighbors in establishing good relations. He to assure confluids the recovery Move Toward Peace denied German charges that Czechthem. over control gressional oslovakia is going communist CHAMBERLAIN'S fEVILLE g of the Opponents dream of security for peace in led off with vigorous radio adEurope through amicable arrangeVexed dresses by Chairman John Hamilton ments of the democratic govern- of the Republican national commit- Congressmen XTHILE of the sen- committees ments with the dictators may yet tee and Senator Vandenberg of V ate and house were still trybe realized. Anyhow, consumma- Michigan. Hamilton came to the to reconcile the widely differing tion of the ideal was brought nearer conclusion that "the President and ing versions of the tax bill passed by when Lord Perth, British ambassathe New Deal are far more interesthouses. the two dor to Rome, and Italian Foreign ed in priming the polls than in primPresident Roosevelt Minister Ciano signed the treaty of ing tiie pumps of industry. Vandensent to the chairfriendship which bad been under berg said the plan, whatever its men a long letter is The pact negotiation for weeks. temporary benefit, would work a urging retention of designed to end the long feud be- "lofig run disaster. d the tax on tween the two nations, and it is The priming plan, Vandenberg profits, in after will France join probable said, means trying to spend the which had been negotiations with Mussolini already country into better times on boreliminated by the Bonsuggested by Foreign Minister senate. Many memnet The British prime minister, rowed money, trying to buy prosof congress bers of course, hopes that later Hitler perity. In his message to congress and in thought the Chief can be brought into the group and a radio talk to the nation, the PresiExecutive was Inti- that there will be formed a Ren. Harrison three groups of measdent he mtUnf quadrangle in ures. proposed The first involves mainly adwould veto the bill if this feature Berlin-Hom- e of axis. the place ditional appropriations for the comwere omitted. That would leave in Temporarily, the treaty provides ing fiscal year, as fallows: effect the present taw carrying a relations between for friendly One billion two hundred and fifty severe tax which has been widely Britain and Italy in the Mediter- million dollars for the Works Prog- attacked as cme uf the causes of the ranean and the Near East but it ress $175,000,000 for prevailing business depression. administration; does not go into full effect until The intervention by Mr. Roosevelt "such date as the two governments the Farm Security administration; at this time and in this manner was $75,000,000 for the National Youth determine. In other shall together and $50,000,000 for the considered unprecedented words, Italy must first have with- administration; of Civilian aroused Conservation and the many expressions corps, from drawn its troops Spain and $1,500,000,000 avail- amazement and indignation, espemade already Britain must have recognised Italys able to tiie Reconstruction Corpora- cially among the senate conferees. conquest of Ethiopia. The former tion for lending to business enter- Senator Pat Harrison, their leader until has be Franco may delayed knd the chairman of the senate prises. won final victory. The tatter definance committee, obviously1 disot measures In second a group pends upon permission from the Mr. Roosevelt asked: pleased, said: . League of Nations council, which "The senate conferees will insist Three hundred million dollars for has been asked by Chamberlain. Immediate expansion of the housing in conference on the amendments In essence, the treaty is a prom- and work of the adopted in the senate. ise by each side not to attempt to United States Housing authority; I believe that the repealing of change the status quo in the Medi$1,450,000,000 for public' works loans the undistributed profits tax and the to nor sea Red areas terranean or and grants; an additional $100,000-00- modifications of the capital gains injure each others interests there for public roads; an additional tax, as adopted by the senate, will in any way. $37,000,000 for flood control and rehelp business.1 Italy is to reduce her farces in clamation projects already authoto time and peace Libya strength, rized and an additional $25,000,000 Three New Saint$ will adhere to the London naval for federal buildings. took part in elaborate treaty limiting the size of warships. POPE PIUS A third group listed by the Chief ceremonies in SL Peter's The Suez canal is to be open to all church, Rome, and bestowed his nations equally in war or peace. Executive referred to private credit. It involved desterilization of blessing on an immense throng Italy will abide by the international $1,400,000,000 of gold and a reduc- gathered before the basilica. He nonintervention committees ruling on volunteers in the Spanish war tion by the Federal Reserve board also formally canonized three new and in case to withdraw from Spain of member bank reserve require- saints, these being Andrea Bobota ments which would add another entirely when the war is ended. $750,000,000 to the credit resources of Poland, Salvador de Horta of Italy declares it has no territorial of the nation's banks. With these Spain and Giovanni Leonardi of Italy. or political aims and seeks no In Jerusalem British troops and economic position in actions Mr. Roosevelt coupled privileged of commisSecurity police kept order among Christians, Spain, the Balearic islands, Spanish simplification Jews and Moslems, for all of whom Morocco or Spanish .possessions sion regulations. Easter was a holy day. overseas. Political leaders in Berlin did not Barcelona In Peril minimize the importance of the insurgents, having Orville Wright Honored Anglo-Italiapact, but Insisted that SPANISH the Mediterranean at than 200 of Americas Berlin-Rom- e weakaxis was not the the port of Vinaroz; spread north MORE figures in aeronautics ened. They were awaiting someefand south along the coast and in Detroit on the invitagathered what anxiously the visit of Premier fectively cut off Cattion of Henry and Edsel Ford to pay Daladier and Foreign Minister Bon- alonia from the rest tribute to Orville Wright, first man net to London, scheduled for late in of loyalist Spain. ever to fly an airplane. April. There were no indications Veteran Spanish and The celebration, dedicating the in London or Paris that Britain Italian troops, led newly restored group of Wright and France were ready yet to deal o Gen. Garcia by with Hitler. But it was rumored buildings at Ford's Greenwich Viland Gen. Miguthat Poland might join them and el Aranda, blasted lage, was in honor of Orville Wright and in memory of his brother WilItaly in a pact their way into Vinabur, whq died in 1912. roz in a single day of severe Battle combat, for Ready Mayor Dora Is Dead little spenders and 'Valino then BIG spenders and for a northward started spectacular mayor, SEATTLE'S the congresup rapidly Gen. Valino died after a long drive on Tortosa, sional fight over President Roosewhere important coastal highways illness. He had failed of g velts program far in the recent primaries. Dore and relief, for which converge. Francos next great objective was was a brilliant lawyer and a fighthe asked congress ing executive. He was allied politito provide nearly Barcelona. His forces were beginseven billion dot ning a new movement against that cally with Dave Beck, tabor leader. Ian. Of the total city from the west, and his naval and air fleets left their bases to coWill Defend Peace sum, 4.V4 billions would be used for operate. After Barcelona falls, as day was marked it seems likely to do, Valencia will spending and lendby an address by President be and then Franco attacked; plans Roosevelt, broadcast ing to speed recov throughout the a final effort to take Madrid. ery from the presworld, in which he warned all naent business deprestions that the peoples of the Amersion. The house ap- Dr. i ownsend Pardoned ican republics will not permit agFRANCES E. TOWNSEND, gressor nations to threaten the propriations committee began hearcarrying a pair of socks and a peace of this hemisphere. All of ings cm the Presitypewriter, arrived at the jail in them, he asserted, are firmly redents proposals, and administraWashington, ready to serve his thirsolved to maintain peace, though tion leaders in both branches nf ty day term for contempt of conthis might entail sacrifices even congress laid plans to expedite the gress and become a martyr. But the sacrifice of life. the old age pemion planner was inpas saga of the necessary legislaHe reiterated this countrys good tion, still hoping for adjournment formed that President Roosevelt neighbor policy in its relations by May 14. Sam Rayburn said all had pardoned him. The pardon with Central and South American were agreed on handling the legis- was issued upon the urgent request countries and cited this hemilation as an omnibus bill. He was of Representative C. Jasper Bell, sphere's successful "demonstration confident it would go through the chairman of the investigating comthat the rule of Justice and taw can house quickly, and also confident of mittee before which Dr. Townsend be substituted for the rule of the defeat of attempts to earmark refused to testify. force. Lunxd IV. PickaJiA pump-primin- undis-trlbute- In our present time, there is i lot of expositions from students of history as to whet year that full nnm-hof the Gentiles shall have ran its full course with its exwinding up scenes. One great prophet, St. Paul, er pro-jahet- ie plains it means tremendous changes by new revelation and deliverance for Israel; or as the present writer already has Authoriexplained: Israel's National Restoration by divine scale by the a on removed be will sins greet when their ty, extraordinary uprooting of wickedness in various manners and the survivors shall get their sins remitted through repentance to the commandments of Jesus Christ, the Eternal, who in his earthly career pointed to the initial atepa by being baptized of John in the Jordan river. Ag already stated a definite reckoning of the full numbers termination can be made within the coming twenty yens by stretching the years of a generation to 110 years and letting the fullness of the Gospel of the kingdom rcstora. tion terniinte in 1846, trusting to Josephs prophecy more than hundred years ago, 1956 should be the highest maximum year according to section 45, v. 28 and 30, in Doc, and Cov. And when the time of the Gentiles is coming in towards maturity), a light (the Gospel of the Kingdom ) shall break forth among them that sit in darkness, and it (the Goepel light) shall be the fullness of my Gospel. And or in that generation (from the time or when the lifiit the fullness of the Gospel break forth) shall the .times of Words of Christ to Joseph the Gentiles he fulfilled. Smith 1831. (Sentences in parenthis put in by the writer.) Which .year it will be between 193656 is thus left ,j the Lords own decision, but 'still it will be within the definite year range of Jesus revelation to the Prophet Joseph. However, taking notice of all historical earmarks it is most likely to terminate before the end of 1938 according to the following figures, set up by the fine old Christian well informed gentleman, the Editor of the PrajJhetic Age, Ash. land, Ohio, from which state so many prophetic revelations were issued hundred years ago when the L. D. Saints lived there. The. .Editor says in the August number 1935 : Let figures be repeated that they may be fixed in the memory. The. Anno. Mnndi, the years of the age of the Adam race, are used because confusion so much attends the change from B. C. years to A. D. years. In Anno Mundi, 2555 (1441 B. C.), Joshua led his victorious armies into Palestine. 2555 is an easy number to remember; it was a seventh year, Sabbatic year. It will divide by 7 and leave no remainder. 'In 3416 the kingdom of David over Jerusalem was broken up and the Mosaic temple vessels were hid by Jeremiah to remain concealed until the new temple is built after 1940 and the Lord receives his people back under favor again. 3416 was a Sabbatic year, will divide by seven with no remainder.. 2520 years or seven times (the seven times 360 year punishment upon Israel in Leviticus 26th ch. since 580 B. C.) reaches 5936 which is 1938, three yeans from 1935. 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