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Show Mark Anniversary of Nazi jnimnjVWiijlH. ai1 & Beer Putsch Ujffidt A. if' X -- I best laid plans ton.-- The men wall go off at a tangent, it seems, even when one egress lhv tBOiK litical party is nu mencally in su- gov-- t control of the national president Roosevelt called session with ss mto extra outlined, objectives definite repeated them in his regular of the Union, ,e on the s'ate ited crop control legislation and he Uef of agriculture controlled hours and wages of eral statute for the relief of But congress, or a part turned out to be a balky out of the jt has one foot f already and the driver is , a jot of trouble to keep the d 5 hitched. is by way of saying above cores of bouse I on Democratic members and many senators with majority side have from a summer on the the back convinced that it is with the voters to be a I do not mean by stamp. r gs quite "polar r statement that st control of his that he can the President party machin-- r not crack the get things done; I mean stead of having a few recalci-withi- n his own party to deal i he now has many, and mem-- j aid onstrated that the two taxes !s in ques- tion have been ruinous, especially to the small business. It is equally true, I believe, that business must be given some consideration if it ever is to get on a sound basis again and that it ought to share attention of legislators with labor leaders even though business has fewer votes. In any event, the burdens which the New Deal admittedly has placed on business are serving as the springboard for a part of the Democratic majority. They can properly fight for these things and easily be too busy to push the Presidents program through. So the Presidents plans have gone astra'y. They may remain that way, or they may go even further, depending upon how long the backward slide of business continues. Of one thing, you may be sure. Partly through his own fault and partly through the fault of the type of advisors with which he has surrounded himself, Mr. Roosevelt does not have the confidence of as many members of the legislative branch as he formerly held. :S Rr r:l f H A W ''W'fSsv w i 1 1" tevv. vP ft tf S. j Sports Broadeasters. t v s J VJ sporting events the one ham McNamee saw and the one that actually took place. , i . . V I Flanked by pillars of the Nazi party, Realmleader Adolf Hitler Is pictured as he took part In the annual celebration at Munich, Germany, that marks the anniversary of the famous beer cellar putsch in 1923 that was the beginning of Hitlers rise to power. Its Popular at Northwestern It is a little early to attempt a report on prospects for the regular Looking coy-j-the- ir , e rea-give- sen-wh- some-beside- "J) whole-heartedl- y Heres Safe Way to Jaywalk sL lt ' JAY fAmLpfw 30-o- d Cow and Quadruplet Calves Visit the Big City Tf p; far-flun- g - r e ,7y l Home Heating nm i John Barclay Heating Expert By Fire Wont Deliver Enough Heat, Its Economy to Call in Service Man TT DOESNT pay to neglect your heating plant when you know you have a good fire but the heat is below par. You run up fuel SANTA MONICA, CALIF. said that bills and make for yourself a lot there were always two big of trouble and worry which could Gra- s fk I . f 1hmh& about session of con- gress that con- Forward venes In January. Yet, since it is J congress are about like courage increases as quite evident there will be nothing m the current extra session beyond i number increases. crop control legislation if even that ight be mentioned in passing I believe we might look forward a at least half a dozen Demo-j- c One of the things now evident bit. of have the house members is the position congress will take on back from home with plans relief for destitute and unemployed. i for their partys nomination I believe I see a battle coming in n senate next year. The by those with whom I that direction. is almost the same in ,( talked It has been apparent during the o i instance. The incumbent last two years that congress was has dissatisfied with the relief system is up for too much of a New Dealer. built up by Secretary Ickes and the Harry L. Hopkins, WPA adminiss people are calling for professional reliever, Harry Hoptrator, as be addressed the recent rubber stamps. kins, works progress administrator. mayors conference at Boston, Mass. candi-bav- e :e potential senatorial The requirements, especially for the Prorecords showing opposi- - Hopkins machine, have been met His subject was The National ; cities from leading Mayors gram. 0 the President in some vitally with what has come to be called were States United the tant New Deal policies while Martha Towle (left), and Helen Sethness, Northwestern university blank check appropriations. That throughout in attendance. Their verdict was coeds, battle in the crisp winter air. Field hockey is one of the most in is, congress has passed a bill aprting him phases of his program, propriating two billions or three bil- that the relief burden in big cities popular feminine sports on the Evanston campus. Miss Towle has just would be increased rather than lowone can say how far this hit the puck from under the stick of Miss Sethness during an intralions or whatever was thought necnent will get, but anyone whe mural contest. essary by Mr. Hopkins. It was just ered this winter. oserved congresses perform in as simple as that. Congress had no cases where the President was strings on the money, seldom was Now Theyre Putting s second term can not dis- - told a great deal of the details. It the circumstance as without was money to feed and clothe the canee Specs on Chickens It is the usual praet- destitute. 1 ' or sitting members of the some observers Now, however, and senate to stick close to think they detect a change. They Hen spectacles are really for Resident, as party leader, in believe they see signs that congress and they make the fowls as chickens frst term because they must will put an end to the blank check wise as they look. This educated re election with his support, method of handling relief. As far hen is wearing the new specs which ow many of them as anyone knows now, the President regard are made of metal and instead of as through and they to be again will ask for a huge sum starting early to make their distributed for relief through Mr. 1 look good to the voters whom Hopkins and that is when the batwill canvass next year, tle lines will form. se few paragraphs above must to introduce ' evidence of a IF YOU MUST Congress, therefore, will be faced deeper fact. In many lmpor-,-lace- s demands with appropriation r and among many power-again WALK to provide food influential men in congress and clothing and I 'ears frequent references and ft I likely the request vations to this effect: If Mr. : will funds the for velt is going to retain his con-- t Roosevelt as herethe party and carry through sum. If the a for tofore e lump JS IvV propositions which he will to 03 bom time to time, he must number favoring the dole grows mpt,:1" there considerable extent, may 1 aside a jugfit. part, at least, of his any a reversal of policy whether the p ul advisers and the schemes be President wants it that way or not. 7 concoct. You see, m an election year (and senaall house members and I related, the President out-etors face election canvasses again his objectives for the special next year) it is nice to be able to session. Two or say to the voters that they are rethree years ago, ceiving something at the hands of Now they would have their representative or their senabeen received by tor. The candidates can justify a representatives and senators break with the President easily, and were politely reminded Jaywalkers on the public square in Cleveland acclaim, with ballyhoo. with business sliding backward as improving the chickens ejesight, 0 oIoud there for their convenience might a red placed that flag using the first few weeks of the by police is the case now, there will be plenty when the trafflo lights were they provide a blind spot, which prestreets the across in them darting there has been just as of relief needed for unemployed help to reduce the vents bullies in the flock from pick- d against them. It was all part of a traffic safety campaign condemnation as there has ing feathers from the more timid. again. The voters can be told that number of motor fatalities that have been mounting rapidly. of these approval. are charge being given they " r can we overlook another relief expenditures and that they no e of the situation. Not only longer will have to watch Washing,e many of the men at the d ton bureaucrats waste the taxpayto affirm the Presidents ers money. On the horizon, therepositions; they have gone in the fore, it is possible to see the line of pr direction. They have offered cleavage between the New Deal ams f their own. l They are and the old line Democrats leading ared to battle for them. In pol- - to elimination of the dangerous ' that sort of a thing often has lump-suappropriation and a resea krfrri to the plans of the toration of relief ministration into I! ho then occupied the White the hands of local authorities. may not turn out that There is one further consideration i this time but there are many in the general relief situation that 'ers are sure the President is attracts attention. I think it is reato be forced into accepting sonable to assume that the things he did not want or relief machine which Mr. Hopkins not want just now. has built up is permeated to the e the of taxes, for core with political appointments. It question nceRightly or wrongly, the is only the usual political procedure ont is being blamed for the and is not confied to the present buillnoss depression and national administration t H Assuming, l Clsm 1 this sort is rolling up therefore, that there is such a politisnwball going down hill. It cal machine, it is hardly open to it, lr8 said that two tax levies maquestion that it is a Roosevelt Cre orced through congress chine The picture then becomes if ilLlt , Yge'y resPonsible. The tax on clear, since numerous members of ded profits of corporations and the house and senate want to con! Capital gams tax are used as trol their own political destinies, big examples of these unsound they want control of the organizales Postered by Mr. Roosevelt. tions for relief in their own jurist he President is responsible dictions Fuilher, if Mr Rooscvch e xb:nt that he approved of should want to seek a third term t (,'' Tbey were the product, how-- i nomination, those Democrats who 7 ome of the dozen or so want to oppose him would be quite abuo artists to whom the if they had to sit idly by to Chicago by Hiram r i, Mrs Cow and her quadruplet calves wliiih were brought tnt frequently has listened as powerless Roosevelt delegates from witness n president of the board of health, and and Dundee lift), (second Herman 1 I Srrs Okia were greeted by I)r. own stronghold, of the celebration of National Milk we. k. their a was feature from unusual picked barnyard fanuly ihomas J. Terrel. This llt Union. has been generally dem Ncwspuper Western j; J A its When Good i il TELLS ABOUT RELIEF O Fnim ww,qi,n waimjuuim But, alongside the present sports Grahama wildest flight would sound like the dulcet twitters of a timid love bird as compared with the last ravings of John McCullough. Coaches brag of i the lowered percentage of seuous football accidents this fall. But oh, think ot the radio descrip- tionists wholl wind Irvin S. Cobb up the season suffering from nervous exhaustion, wrecked vocal chords, violent rush of loud words to the mouth, complete collapse, even madness. Youll be passing Uie rest cure sanitarium, and, as the windows burst outward, you'll hear pouring forth something like this; Oh boy, bo' with one tremendous burst, Irish Goldberg is jamming his way fiom the red back line right through the black interference! Nothing can stop him' But dont get worked up. What you hear Is merely a convalescent microphone orator mentioning a checker game between two fellow-inmatand reverting to form. broadcasters, Virtues in Snakes. I said recently about SOMETHING killing every snake on sight, without investigating the snakes character, brought a flock of letters from readers who don't like snakes. venomous snake Even a may have his better side. In Kansas, In the old local option days, you could get a drink only on a doctors prescription, excepting in case of dire emergency, such as a snake bite. So every properly run drug store kept a rattlesnake on the premises to serve the citizenry. And the only time a drug store rattler ever refused to bite a thirsty stranger was when he was all worn out from accommodating the regular local trade. And what though it was a snake that led Eve astray in the garden of Eden? He may have brought sin into the world, but wouldnt we have missed a lot of spicy reading matter m newspapers f he hadnt? Yep, I plead guilty to thinking an occasional charitable thought for any decimated and vanishing group. I feel that way about old line Republicans and mustache cups and red woolen pulse-warmer- Political Predictions. TAKE the opportunity to that the Literary Diits journalistic sucor rather gest, cessor, will not conduct a poll on next years congressional and state elections. The burnt child dreads the poll. Let others go around taking straw votes, but, the way the Digest folks feel now and, in fact, have felt ever since last November, they wouldn't start a canvass to prove that two and two make four. Because, look here what if it should turn out thdt two and two merely make some more Marx brothers or a double set of Siamese twins? Anyhow, the business of basing cocksure predictions on estimates doesn't seem to be flourishing these days. Figures dont lie, but the citizens who furnish the figures may do so, either unintentionally or just for the sake of a laugh. The rise of candid camerasa-tionallzin- g say, we just thought up that word proves that a photograph of things as they are is mightier than a lot of loose statistics predicated on what the voters may or may not do and probably wont, when the time comes, WE half-cocke- d Forgotten Stars. clamored for ONCE interviewers and her face was on half the magazine covers and her name in letters of flaming light above all the marquees. Once impressive tycoons catered to her whims; press agents waited upon her, courtiers attending a queen. Autograph seekers besieged her then, while now only bill collectors desire her signature and they'd like to have it on a check. Speak of her to the newer generation, and somebody will say, Who? Spell it, please. She Is all through, all washed up But, like the deaf husband whose wife has slipped, will be the last person in town to hear the news. Having traveled a road which issues mighty few round-tritickets, she still dreams of a come back. She Is the most tragic and the most pitiable figure and one of the commonest to be found in this place called Hollywood. She is any one of the host, men and women, who, ten years ago, or even five, were glittering stars In movioland. p Copyright I It VI V S. COBB. WNU Service, be avoided. There are literally dozens of things that make a sick furnace refuse to deliver sufficient heat, and unless you are familiar with heating plants, it will pay you to call in a competent furnace man. For instance, the check damper may be placed wrong; the turn damper may be out of position; the regulator may need adjustment; there may be caked soot m or on the heating the smoke-pip- e be radiatois surfaces; may wrongly pitched; draft may be partially choked; a loose bolt or a rusty joint may be wasting heat. Those are just a few of the common things that can keep a furnace from delivering enough heat. If you cannot locate the cause quickly and easily, dont take a chance on wasting fuel money. 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