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Show HIE SMITH HELD SENTINEL SMITH FIELD. UTAH lews Review of Current Events the World Over and Lehman to Fight for New York Governorship Communist Candidate Browder Jailed in Terre Haute France Devalues the Franc. Bleakley Parental Guidance Dont Expect a Child to Grasp Ideas Mother Finds Difficult to Understand j TTHERE is such a thing as ex- pccting too much of your children. This does not mean that a child should be excused for disobedience, provided, of course, rules. Nor does it apply to im- W. PICKARD By EDWARD Western Newspaper Union. and Democrats lecting a REPUBLICANS state met in contention at Albany and Syracuse reflectively, selected their state tickets and started on a hot campaign. The j ' , court !!! William F. justice, for governorship. ' old jurist prepared to resign from the bench and take Bleakley command at once. Col. Ralph K. Robertson of Buf-(il- o was nominated for lieutenant governor. Nathan D. Perlman of gew York city for attorney general end John A. May, Gioversville, for comptroller. The convention heard Col. at its evening A PPEALS filed by the national labor relations board oiler the Supreme court five new opportuni-- 1 ties to pass on the constitutionality of the Wagner labor relations court, The board asked the high tribunal to review rulings in a case involv-- ! ing the Jones & Laughlin Steel cor-- 1 poration of Pittsburgh, two involv- ing the Freuhauf Trailer company of Canton, Ohio, and two affecting the Friedman-Iiarr- y Marks Clothing company, New York. The labor relations board lost all five cases in lower courts. 1 ses-lio- n Frank Knox, Recandipresidential publican date, in a strong attack or the New vice The Democrats Herbert H. Lehman, didacy was warmly Gov. and his canespoused by President Roosevelt, who went to Syracuse to deliver his first speech as an avowed candidate. The President took occasion to deny again that he seeks Communist support and alleged that issue was a red herring dragged by his opponents. , j of Bleakley Yonkers, supreme The windfall" tax, levied in the revenue act of 1036, to recover processing taxes previously assessed under the AAA but later ruled invalid by the supreme court, Judge Baltzell said that he found i various unusual circumstances creating a doubt as to the possibility of the packing company's having adequate remedy at law in some1 other court. Because of this, lie said, it is imperative for his court to g'ant the packing company the right to sue in federal court. The decision is said to be directing but not controlling in o t h e r similar cases in the district. Dismissal of the injunction suit was sought by the government on the ground there is no authority in law for restraining collection of a tax. Republicans entered the fight under a new leader for they named William F. the S2.5u0.0iK) across the trail pRANCE at last came to the elusion that it could no r RANK KNOX, President Roose-- " support the franc and Premierlonger Leon velt and A1 Smith, all on the Blums government decided to dr the same evening, provided a abandon the gold depolitical feast for radio listeners. standard and Colonel Knox, speaking at Pittsbvaluate the franc to urgh, reiterated and substantiated between 4Vfc and 5 his former assertion that New Deal cents. The Netherfinancial policies were imperilling lands, Latvia and savings accounts and insurance pol- Switzerland immediicies. Mr. Roosevelt, not so elo- ately determined to follow suit To save quent as usual, defended the spending policies of his administration. the world from a The currency war, the He, too, spoke at Pittsburgh. Ugh spot of the evening came at United States, Great the close of A1 Smiths address to Britain and France womens organization in New entered into a gen-- Leon Blum The exact York city. He had been treating of tlemen's agreement. the New Deal and its leaders with nature of this agreement was not biting sarcasm and wound up with revealed, but the United States five dramatic declaration: promised to employ its $2,000,000,- 000 stabilization fund to head off "I firmly believe that the remedy the feared struggle. Certain it ia tor all the ills that we are sufferinations reng from today is the election of that each of the three serves the right to depart from the Alfred M. Landon. pact if and when its own interests Whereupon arose a shout that litsuch a course. An expected require land. echoed erally throughout the outcome of tne now general dropping of the gold standard may be an pARL BROWDER, Communist international conference for stabiliparty nominee for the Presi- zation of world currencies. This dency, achieved the distinction of be held in Washington. might being the first Presidential candiBlum called a special session date to be jailed since Eugene V. Debs was incarcerated during the 01 the French parliament U pass ti.e necessary legislation, and hia World war. Browder was scheduled plan was given grudging approval to make a over address campaign of the the radio from Terre Haute, Ind., by the finance committee Its of adoption chamber deputies. but when he arrived in that city pophe was nabbed by Chief of Police by the chamber, where the was James C. Yates and put in the ular front has a big majority, in the a but developed fight easy, hoosegow on charges of vagrancy and for investigation. Held with senate. The dangerous political situation him were Seymour Walden and Waldo Frank, both of New York City; ended when the senate passed a Charles Stadtfeldt, secretary of the substitute measure to revalue the Indiana Communist party, and An- French currency but denied the govdrew Rcmes of Indianapolis. All ernments original request for full were released the next day. power to control price rises. The Chief Yates, who had the backgovernment approved the substitute to ing of Mayor Samuel O. Bcechcr bill, withdrawing its opposition to particular objections and the Terre Haute Merchants' as- senate measure. sociation, said neither Browder nor clauses in the original The price fixing problem was any other Communist would be permitted to air their party doc- solved in this way: After devaluatrines over the local radio station; tion, the government may be given but David J. Bentall of Chicago, the right to control prices for six Browders attorney, slipped into the months by issuing decrees. These subbroadcasting booth and delivered decrees, however, must be national economic the speech his the to mitted had preprincipal pared while Yates fumed outside council for ratification. the locked door. from the Chicago Journal of -- Commerce is taken this plain statement as to what France's action means to the ordinary American gcitizen: Reducing the amount ol gold franc will mean icpresented bv oneAmerican will be that the average able to travel cheaper in France than for the Inst two years. French wines should be cheaper in this sluiulii be able country and women to buy French periume for less. That should be true ol nearly everyexports to thing els, that France counthe United Stales -- unless ttiis on French extariff the hikes try bourn out oi ports or French prices Indirectproportion to devaluation. may keep ly, franc devaluation Americana from war as the act may trouble-shoote- r, be a wedge for curiency stabilizabrothfiftetion the world over and more all rations. between relations erly But don't lose any sleep over F from N WHAT was atsaid by court you oro netting sn income taches to be the first important someone in France. In that case, francs to buy jjuling anywhere on numerous suits since it will take more will be cut. Evincome and by packing companies dollars, your others against government collec- eryone sliould hove an interest trade tion of the windfall tax, Judge in developing sound foreign Robert C. Ballzell of the United and if franc devaluation starts the Slates district court at Indianapolis, ball rolling in the right direction overruled the government's motion the eventual hope for development movenull tnisa 1 BlJlt for an injunction is free foreign exchange one coun-try- s for necessary It ments. an by King and Company, meat in all Puckers. money to be negotiable is to world if trade Tjw company seeks to enjoin fed-r- capitals of the the big goal. government officials from col flow freely. That's JUST as the maritime unions on Pacific coast were about to - on a strike that would have tied up the great shipping industry, the trouble was averted by the signing a fifteen-da- y truce between the employers and the workers and the nominal extension for sixty c'oya of working contracts negotiated after the strike of 1034. The truce provides that maritime unions at the expiration of the October 15, would either agree to arbitration of issues involving wages and hours which are not settled, or relations with employers would be broken completely. Tlic negotiations, handled principally by the Department of Labor's ce Edward F. will .on.inue during the en-day period of peace. pe-rio- Mc-Grad-y, al handsome Cloth Is Quickly Crocheted un-le- ss i j i ' pertinence, nor any of the regulations for the kindly development that it s clear in the child's mind that his or her action is against and of a child. However, the demands of child study sometimes make mothers expect as much of a child as would be expected of an adult. And, should their youngsters fail to come up to the standard set for them, mothers especially get a distressed apprehension that their beloved offspring are not quite up to normal mentally, although they may be in robust health. To have such fears is a serious matter for parents, and he reaction of such thoughts on a child is detrimental. Individuality in children is pronounced, and all children do not respond in like manner to suggestions, many of which are accepted by the parents themselves, only after much child study. It is a mistake to attempt to force ideas, too deep for it, into a child's mind, or to probe it with a dessecting scrutiny that embarrasses or offends the child. It is an inherent right of childhood to think its own thoughts, and see with its own mind just as much as it is an adult privilege to do these things. To guide children with love that is strong enough to be reasonably lenient and reasonably strict in dealing out deserved punishments, not severe but corrective this is expected of parents. For-- Foreign Words and Phrases e A votre sante. (F.) To your health. Beaux esprits. (F.) Men of wit and humor. Carte blanche. (F.) Full powers. good Deslpere in loco. (L.) To unbend on occasion. Est modus in rebus. (L. j There ia a limit ito be observed) in all things. Far fiasco. (It.) To make a failure. Grande dress. parure. Full (F. Non constat (L.) It lias not been shown; no evidence is before the court. Hinc illae lacrumae. (L.) Hence these tears. Inter nos. (L.) Between our- selves. Juste milieu. (F.) The golden mean. Le roi le veut. (F.) The king wills it Malocchio. (It) The evil eye. On dit (F.) It is rumored; They say. Here's Fun for you and Beauty for your dinner or tea table in a lacy pattern which you can crochet so easily of string. It won't take you any time at all to learn tunateiy there is intuition to aid the "sample'' square design, on them, and the intent to fit their offspring to cope with the world in a conquering way. Such love lias keen perceptions, parental warmth and tenderness and a remembrance of their own childhood days to guide them. It must be realized that the theory and practice of bringing up children are as widely divergent as these two things are in every field. There is ever a happy medium, a balanced combination of the two that must prevail for the best results. There u no substitute for fine practical experience. Theory must be swayed by parental experience in the upbringing of children for it to be a aid in the building of their UX IMBBBBf MS The Mind henderson Meter c IMI Syndic!. WNU Sarvlc. a The ('uiiiiili'tion Test In this test there are four words given in each problem. Three of the four in each case bear a definite relationship to one another; fur example, they may be Ilia names of animals or the names of state capitals, or perhaps synonyms. Cross out the one word that does not belong in each problem. 1. Gay, merry, dejected, frivolous. 2. Edison, Fulton, Whistler, Morse. 3. llnild, erect, raze, construct. 4. Salem, Raleigh, rhocnix, M.u-oti- . 5. Arrow, bullet, 6. Inaugurate, cartridge, shell. start, introduce, continue. 7. Donate, pilfer, steal, embezzle. 8. luma, leopard, tiger, rail. which all the otlicrs are based, 9. Candor, duplicity, .ipenness, and to crochet a goodly number of sincerity. 10. llat, mallet, racquet, gun. squares. When youve enough, join A tamer them to make a beautiful table 6. Continue. cloth, bedspread, dresser searf or 1. Dejected. 7. Donate. pillow cover. Then sit baek and 2. Whistler. 8. Rail. 3. Razo. wait for compliments! 9. Duplicity. In pattern 5103 you will find 4. Macon. 10. Gun. complete instructions for making 5. Arrow. the square shown; an illustration of it, of the stitches needed; characters. Pattern 5193 The Iron Hand Ruth Dont you wish we had lived in the romantic days of old so the gallant knights could have made love to us? 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In full war paint, with some of them carrying bundles of spears, woomcrahs and THOSE WHO boomerangs, they were amazed at their reflections in distorted T A K E i P R 10 E ; ;i Jl mirrors, asked for repeated rides on the merry-go-rounshouted with delight as they slid down the slippery dip and cried out in astonishment while riding on the Here's a baking powder, scenic railway. tried, tested and used excluWhen the steepest pitches on the scenic railway were encountered sively by experts. one1 of the aborigines, who always wears a frock coat and top hat Is he prosperous? when he leaves the camp at I guess so. Instead of the and is mostly of serious doctor he now consults mien, grinned broadly. He said Big fellow climb backward chase wind away from me. An Improvement You are pretty dirty, Mary, Distinguished Merit said the master to his maid. She blushed. Distinguished merit will ever Yes, sir, but Im more pretty rise to oppression and will draw lustre from reproach. 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