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Show THE PACE TWO News Review of Current Events the World Over Though many of president (Iran's s'll jiorti r are bitterly opposed to Mr. Welles, arid Senator William I the II. King of I'tuh bait State department to withdraw bini from bin po.--t, It seem certain that the ambassador will remain there Indefinitely. Morprntliau Made Acting Treasury Head, Wooilin on Indefinite leave President on Relief and "KHMANY responded nobly to the demands of Chancellor Hitler for tipwrt of his foreign (million. Nearly forty three and one half million persona, or Ixl per cent of the electorate, went to ttie polls, and of this vast nunilwr only a few more than two million voted "no" to the question submitted to the plebiscite : "Do you approve the policy of your government and are you ready to recognize It as an expression of your own view and your own will and solemnly pledge yourself to It?" The voters elected GC1 members of the new relchstag, and all of them had been picked by Hitler. Hut ttiis was not remarkable, since r no name not so selected was mitted on the ballots. Nazi agents throughout the country worked hard to (;et out every vote, and their success was extraordinary. Km-pluyme- nt Soviet Recognition Negotiations. w. n i:ivvai;i were SOI'M) dismayed advocates though perhaps nut surprised liy tin- sudden fchlft of treasury oltlclals that ha taken money pick ahd means putting the money to good use," Mr. Itooxevelt explained. - In place tun. Secretary SUf till, ferlng throat thai WurtlniiK Still the from affection troubled year, sought tiiiM him all to resign, but I'rrB blent ICoosevclt in ....... I fi Henry f. Jr. UMcli'rstMiftar.v t.tr.l lil lease of absence. P n .inn the president's reined as of tin- treasury ami Imlelinile a - Jlenry Mnieiitluiu, .Jr., was appointed to succeed him, thus becom liiK actual head of the 'rt t during Mr. Woodin's absence. Ttu Inference drawn, ujid It Is lnescap able, Is that now the treasury will be dominated by Inflationary policies designed to raise prices for the benefit of the farmer. Mr. .Mi.rKentbau, long a close friend and adviser of Mr. Koosevelt. Is one of the Cornell university group that Includes I'rof. George V. of the gold buyWarren, un-ii- ing plan. So far as known Mr. Morgenthuu has never advocated currency infta tlon via the printing press. As gov ernor of tlie farm credit administration he has bevn more conservative than many farm leaders would have liked him to be. His main concern, however, Is for agriculture and his associations are with men who have developed radical and inflationary Ideas for meeting present condi- tions. The new undersecretary Is a farmer and a farm publisher. He owns a large fruit and dairy farm In Dutchess county. New York, where he specializes In raising pure bred Holsteln cattle and lied Mackintosh He became Interested In apples. agriculture as a boy when be spent considerable time on ranches In the West. On graduation from high school, he attended the agricultural college at Cornell university, to equip himself for scientific farm ing. During the World war he served as lieutenant, junior grade, In the nnvy. His father was chairman of the finance committee of the Democratic national committee during Wilson's first term and held numerous diplomatic posts, Including ambassador to Turkey. Mr. Acheson's retirement, according to observers in the National Capital, is likely to be followed before long by the resignations of others not In accord with the gold purchase scheme, these including l'rof. O. M. W. Spragtie, financial adviser of the treasury; Director of the Budget Lewis Douglas and Gov. Eugene I'.lnck of the federal reserve board. Mr. Woodin announced that he would go to Arizona in search of renewed health and that he would accept no salary from the government The during his leave of absence. belief is general that he never will return to his post. pVKTKRMINKD to give the mone-tnrplan of 1'rofeissorn Warren and Rogers a full chance to work out, the President, It was not will slated authoritatively, change his policy at present. If It y falls, be stands ready to turn to devaluation of the dollar and return to the gold standard. In Its first three weeks the program of Inlying gold at premium prices at home and abroad raised the price of gold considerably, and the sponsors of the plan assert It also has been rcsponsihle for the rise of 4.1 per cent In commodity prices. The "committee for the nation," whose Ideas are largely embodied in the present monetary program, now has a rival organization, known as the "committee on monetary policy." It was formed by 2l business and Industrial lenders of Chicago who Indorse the stand recently taken by a group of mid western university professors against tinkering with the monetary unit. The new committee thus sets forth Its policy: "1. Recovery can be achieved only through an Increased volume of business, which Increases wages and the whole national Income. "2. The fundamental condition for an Increased volume of business is confidence In the dollar and In the national credit, and a reasonable expectation of profit for Individual enterprise, In Industry, In trade, and In agriculture. ".'1. Confidence In the dollar and in the national credit demands that currency experimentation be abandoned, and that depreciation of the currency be stopped before It gets out of hand. "4. A higher price level is desirable only if accompanied by Increased income for farmers, wage earners and business men, big and little and this cannot be achieved by manipulation of our currency. "5. Further depreciation of the dollar by government action is the road to printing press money, which means the further disorganization of agriculture and industrial production, and the ultimate Impoverishment of the nation of Its wage earners. Its farmers and of every individual citizen, debtor and creditor alike. "fi. An announced determination to return to a fixed gold standard, giving effect to current needs and experience, Is Indispensable to elimination of uncertainty and to the restoration of confidence in the dollar." the earnest, not to say assistance of William Bullitt, special assistant secretary of state for Russian affairs, the conversations lead- WITH ing up to recognition of the Soviet government p r in WashingI "tit ton. because the matter was so complicated, and because President Roosevelt Insisted f GOVERNORS, mayors and on discussing with In large administrators M. Litvinov the is-- s numbers gathered in Washington to u e s W. C. Bullitt covered inpreviously pledge assistance in the governthe State ment's drive to put 4,(XK),(KK) persons department by Undersecretary Wilback to work within a month, and liam Phillips, the negotiations went President Roosevelt told them that Into another week. The expecta relief of the needy must not be made tion was that they would be cona political football. Said he: cluded before the President left "Your national government is not Washington for his Thanksgiving trying to gain advantage one way holiday in Georgia, but Mr. Bullitt or the other out of the needs for said that while this was possible, human relief. We expect the same the business might take longer. It spirit on the part of every governor appeared Sir. Roosevelt was not of the 48 states, and we expect the satisfied to let the mntter of ecosame spirit on the part of the maynomic relations and the question ors and relief administrators. of the Russian debt to Americans "We would like to have a rule go over until after formal recognithat everyone associated with relief tion. Senator H. D. Hatfield of West work never ask whether a person needing assistance be Democrats, Virginia, one of the few RepublicRepublicans, Socialists or anything an senators who has been bold else." enough to attack the NRA, also has come out strongly against the recMr. Roosevelt described his gigantic employment venture, which ognition of Soviet Russia, but rather ridiculously he bases his objecwill be engineered by Harry L. Hopkins, relief administrator, as a tion mainly on the ground that the "partnership between the United Russian Communists are atheists. Btates, the states and local govFurther on In his argument the ernments in which all are expected senator becomes more rational, to do their share." saying: "Is our trade with Russia to be "The effort we now are engaged In," he said, "is to put 4,00,000 financed by the American governpeople on the Job so that we can ment? If so, what are they going to pay us with? Are they to pay honestly say this winter is not goThen, that means ing to be like last winter or the us In goods? winter before. At least half of the displacement of so many Americans from present and future Johs. Are 1,000.000 are now on what we call a dole. When people are on a dole they to pay us with money obsomething happens to them men- tained from exports to other naThe sooner we can take tions? If so, then they displace tally. them off the dole the better off we by so much our exports that forwill be." merly went Into these markets." Expenditure of $4IK),(XK),000 for Ihe work projects on which the left PRESIDENT forROOSEVELT will be engaged, the Preshis Thanksgiving ident snld, would not add to the holiday at Warm Springs, Ga., and financial burden of the country. Ambassador Sumner Welles came "We are going to take this money np from Havana to tell him personut of the public works fund, but It ally about developments In Cuba. re-lie- Rl ofP : I i I 'S I : E D I ' K ST K I N York and bis house NTATI V New committee on Immigration and nat- uralization arrived In Washington anil began their Investigation of alleged Nazi activities In the United States. having taken itself the disarmament conference, Italy now announces It will mrticipate as an observer merely, and the Hungary effectives committee says It will maintain a like attitude. Moreover, Italy declnres It Ignores everything approved by the great powers since July 15, when Germany accepted the original plans as a basis for discussion; this Includes the London and Paris agreements and the plan which Sir John Simon offered the day Germany left the league of Nations. Observers In Geneva were forced to the conclusion that the disarmament conference In Its present form was doomed to failure. GERMANY Mac-Dona- ld W. NORRIS, the from Nebraska, has had to stand for lots of abuse in GEORGE the past because of his determined advocacy of policies that didn't suit others, but of late he Is coining Into his own. On the ft 4 a k" if " versity of Illinois at I'rh.-inthe oth- er day he received from the hands of Horner Governor the m.'i:l Cardinal j medal, Senator Norri which Is presented annually to some American who has distinguished himself by contributions In the field of statesmanship, education, philanthropy or Senator Norris was given the medal because of his contributions "In human welfare in the field of statesmanship for almost half a century." State Representative David Stian-aha- n read the citation, as on all previous occasions, and addresses in laudation of Mr. Norris and his deeds were made by United States Senators James Hamilton Lewis and W. H. Dioterieh. Previous recipients of the Cardmedal have been: inal Newman Francis J. Lewis, Chicago; David Kinley, president emeritus of the University of Illinois; Patrick HenKy.. and ry Callahan, Louisville, Frank I?. Kellogg, St. Paul, former secretary of state. Newman human-itarlanls- GENERAL JOHN of the most powerful and Independent officials of the government, got into the headlines twice within a few days. First he put an end to the NRA boycott against Henry Ford by Informing the secretaries of agriculture and commerce that bids on equipment by Ford dealers must be received. This decision was held to be broad enough to forestall further attempts to keep government business away from dissenters to the NRA, so long as the latter comply with the terms of the codes. The controller general pointed out that nothing In the CONTROLLER national Industrial recovery act, and nothing In the code for the automobile manufacturing companies, requires that units of the Industry must sign anything. A day or two later Mr. McCarl ruled that William E. Humphrey, deposed federal trade commissioner, no longer is entitled to the sal- ary of that office despite his claims that he Is still commissioner. Salary In the amount of $04.44 covering the period October 27 to 31, 10.T?, was ordered paid to George C. Matthews, who was appointed by President Roosevelt to replace Humph- TIMES-NEWS- Thursday, November 23. 1933 NEPHI. UTAH . frotw -P r ftimOcira This Week h ARTHUR No more kIiuU I hear Tolliver's on yonder wul'i every lil'ht is the clock strikes eight." ' loodiiess gracious, Naomi!" "And the old parlor light will be turned out for him iigaln." "You don't mean It !" "I tlo. And furthermore, he will ever sit on the sofa beside me seven tights a week and call nie pet names is he ha been doing for two years." "You could knock me over with a oot.-te- pi Bltl-BAN- A Myth, Perhaps. Man Beats Nature. Religion and Litvinoff. Easy, With Henry Ford. r- .t;.K, CETTING RID OF HIM James Roosevelt, son of the Pres ident back from Europe and talks with Pope Pius, Ramsay MacDon eat her!" aid, the French president, I.ebrun, "And tonight I am going to burn and Mussolini, reports that war ids old love letters and empty ill is talk "all a tntli." . yi That being so, perhaps he asked ut my bureau drawer." "Hut ar you going to discard all, exeept the Pope, why they iilm? I thought he was a very good were spending so much money get as men go." fellow, of for instead war, pay ting ready "Discard him! Why, you goose, I war to United debts the ing their to mi going marry him." States. ' 1 " "t War would have been called a r v myth at the Deginning of 1914. when there was no Hitler, promis Ing revenge, and no Russia, laying To improve Any child's down the law to proud Japan. The possibility of war between Japan and Russia la no "myth." Recently the Russlar ambassador "f ' In Toklo, his language hardly dip lomatlc, told Japan's government "I suggest that you stop flying J -.; ;-. r your airplanes along the Russian . A sluggish appetite means a slugborder." The Japanese ambassador 4 did not attend the reception of Ihe gish colon. Correct this condition 1 Russian president In Moscow that culled stasis, and see how quickly a listleas, drooping boy or girl begins day. And Stalin, successor to Peter to eat and gain I The only "medithe Great's power, walked through cine" such children need is pure, the streets of Moscow, bareheaded, unadulterated fig syrup. to honor Katayama, member of the California syrup of figs Is doing to Memorial Bismarck. Hamburg's Japanese Communist party who wonderful things for ailing, sickly children all over the United States. Raise a hand and a scure of seago- died In Moscow. by National Oeoarnphlo Bocl.tr, Pr.p.r4 Waahlnston, O. C WNU BervlM. Conservative Japan will not view If your baby, boy or girl Is bilious taxlmen leap to life, offering you ing roars from the brass a that funeral with satisfaction. from and a cruise adventure, fascinating of giant animals, steam LIKE around this barbor. constipation breath bad mornings, over men can tongue coated all the time don't Whatever nature does whistles echo hoarsely boatman's chatter. Ignore the Hamburg. They are the city's voice, What If there are 30 miles of do better. Automobiles are swifter give cathartics that weaken twenty symbolic of Its power. wharves and quays, end cranes that than deer, the rifle overtakes any feet of bowels I Instead, a little Ralroad engines whistle, hauling will lift 2T)0 tons, and 60,000 har bird, submarines go down to ob syrup of figs that doesn't disturb trains here from all over Europe. bor workers? either stomach or bowels, but does Get all that later serve the fish, but no fish comes ocean us. Steamers whistle, for all act on the lower colon where the from the consul, If you must have up. to study And the airplane flies three times lanes lead to Hamburg. Factories your figures! Just now, look at that trouble lies. as fast as any bird. Nature merely Nature never has made a finer whistle, for here Industry Is prodifleet of obsolete laxative for children; they all love gious and builds some of the largest their palntless sticks long naked of sets the example, then men show how It should be done. the wholesome, fruity flavor of the ships that plow the seas. sail; and that elephantine flreboat Nevertheless, man can still learn real California syrup of figs. It's Fly over It and look down on the squirting hissing streams on a burn from humble animal relations. smoking Elbe, its slips and havens lng coal barge. purely vegetable, but every druggist Flocks of golden plovers have has it all bottled, with directions. crowded with ships and boats of There's a big liner, too, backing every size; look down on the armies into the channel, off for Buenos arrived at the Hawaiian Islands Begin with it at once. Tour child of beaverlike men, moving trucks Aires. On deck a brass band of wa after a two thousand mile flight will soon be eating better and feelfrom Bering Sea, in twenty-fou- r and barges of cargo, and you see ing better. Keep on with the syrop playing "Over the is of figs a few days and see amazing that here Is, actually, a colossal Waves," labeled "Score las Olas" for hours. Going ninety miles an hour, they warehouse for all Germany. Improvement in appetite, color, the Spanish-speakin- g passengers Sail In from the North sea, and who crowd the rail to wave and rise high above the earth to find weight, and spirits. currents them that air help upper there Is more proof that a mighty shout shrill "Adios!" to wet-eyeChildren who get syrup of figs, on their journey. world port Is near. You can sense now and then, keep well and avoid Argentile exiles on the pier. Soon long distance human flyers colds. that, as you approach the Elbe's "Those left behind always do the will go up high enough to get above NOTICE: The bottlers of Califormuddy mouth, by long lines of ships "not boatman, crying," says your fog, hail and troublesome moving In and out. Steer past nia Syrup of Figs respectfully warn those who go." But the liner's fare- storms, Pacific the winds. from Traveling where the Elbe empties; folmothers that the promises made well blast drowns his voice. Gulls to the Atlantic they will go up six low the beacons and buoys some 63 scream and flock after an here apply only to the genuine prodEnglish miles up Jhe channel, and collier, whose cook has just dumped miles and sail along with the light uct in bottles plainly marked CALIFORNIA. there is the astonishing skyline of his scraps. The collier blends with breeze caused by the eastward movement of the earth blowing as MEMBER N.R.A. Hamburg itself. Seen from the harmist and fog like a movie fade-out- . winds. as famous trade the Jumble of And yet another ship looms In her steadily bor, it suggests a When men fly around the world, medieval and modernistic works of place, linked to a queer floating ele- as they will do, in twenty-fou- r man. That sense of confusion fades, vator, whose long curved spouts are hours, in the thin upper atmospher How One Woman Lost You still see a new once ashore. pumping wheat from her hold. ic strata, flying will really have 20 Pounds of Fat city Imposed on an old ; but there is begun. Ships From Far Lands. genius and bold beauty in this architectural transfiguration. Here in the channel now are miles Our Government tells Litvinoff Lost Her Prominent Hips of "dolphins," or clumps of piles, Yet in all Europe there Is nothing Double Chin Sluggishness that before we resume friendly re built since the World war quite like to which boats tie up to save wharf must agree she Russia with lations these bizarre structures which charges. They are mostly tramps to let Gained Physical Vigor A Shapely visiting Americans do as and freighters. Alongside one slug Youthful Figure amaze every Hamburg visitor. They please about religion. are so conspicuous. In contrast with gish tub we drift, as she unloads they is Russia toward Our attitude If you're fat first remove the cause! the old city about them. You easily hemp and rice. At her rail stands little like that of "God Almighty to Take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen slant-eyea some a Manila took steward, builder boy, that imagine giant a black beetle," but Litvinoff is Salts in a glass of hot water in the a big broom and swept away enough gazing stoically over the strange here on business, and will pot remorning go light on fatty meats and sweets in 4 weeks get on the scales fadifferent from his old town to make room for these harbor how "You as he may worship and note how many pounds of fat have ply might. miliar Manila bay monsters. in Russia, if vanished. anything you choose Notice also that you have gained in enerRT Close by rusty, weather-beateConsider, for example, the amazyou will let Russians worship Len you feel younger in your skin is clearer house. front Chile Its from high ing ships pass, ships tropic ports. in in the United States." body Kruschen will give any fat woman a. runs to a thin edge, like the sharp manned by lascars and other surprise. Lenin Is the one Russian, divin joyous But be sure it's Kruschen your health bow of some fantastic 6hip plowExotic smells from ity, and Marx is his prophet, but comes first and SAFETY FIRST men. is the ing through Hamburg. Its top floor their open hatches hint at strange we wouldn't allow Russians to wor Kruschen promise. a jar of Kruschen Salts at any leadGet straw-baleeven has side galleries like promgoods from heathen ship him publicly here, or praise druggist anywhere in America (lasts 4 No enade decks. weeks) and the cost is not more than 85c. other modern markets on the China coast ; of Brazil- his theories. A fair compromise ing If this first jar doesn't convince you this is -nut structure anywhere resembles this sheds along the Amazon, or would allow anybody to worship the easiest, SAFEST and surest way to lose money returned. enormous pile; It suggests an annlpa shacks on Malay anything he liked, privately. As fatGetyour that Kruschen feehnir of superb health, cient civilization, Assyrian In spirit. beaches, where girls early Christians did, in the cata- of spirited activity no more gas, acidity or Look up at that overwhelming constipation. comb long black hair, fragrant with combs. "I've tried everything else nnd Krusgeometric cube, the Kontorhaus coconut oil, or shirtless men squat In Marco Polo you read about chen in the only thing: I pet results so fnr nnd only Sprinkenhof, rising in sheer arro- about their fighting roosters. the Asiatic ruler "Khan Grande," from. I've lost 20 lbs. gance above its neighbors. You do Jl have 15 lbs; more totolose. Eves A giant seaplane roars overhead, who, according to Coleridge "did a arter I'm down normal not expect such Wolkenkratzer, or but a Chinaman, peeling potatoes stately pleasure dome decree," and f welpht I'll contlnneKrnschen In Europe. outside his galley door, doesn't even permitting all religions in his do for It makes me feel (Treat." SJtXm Helen Smith, Haverhill, Mass. look up. We turn and start back to minions, would not allow Christian Traffic With All the World. the quays, wharves, warehouses, the processions to carry the Cross, These huge trade temples In themforest of cranes, and the whistling showing Christ upon it. He said he If Ton Hare RANGE OR WORK HORSES, selves add nothing to Hamburg's bmko or un broke AIULKM for tale. could not permit One so holy to be COt.TS, CUANULEB - Charlton, Iowa tugs. power as chief seaport of ISurope. It in and humiliated "thus degraded or five four centuries Through Is not their size that counts, but what goes on in them. The 6,000 ten- - Germany wrestled to deepen this public." ants In Chile house, like workers tidal Elbe, digging more and more Henry Ford does everything that berths for boats along Its banks and on the narrow, cobbled side streets, NRA calls for and more in the way as boats them deepening grew big- of do their part In Hamburg's enorhours, wages, etc., but does not mous labors. Yet how unbelievably ger. Today, no other port anywhere on his cars. He g de- put the Blue Eagle diversified those labors are I Among has more clever built up quite a business without all her Infinite activities none vices for the swift handling of ships, any eagle, and perhaps he feels and the Juggling, sorting, weighing. amazes the visitor more than Hamthat an American citizen has the of and endless goods dispatching burg's Ingenious alliance with the right to use only such decoration Some nooks here, where miles of bulk, boxes, barracks, bags, as be chooses. tropics. bales. and as figthe Stupefying are wax or handled, tropic nuts, oils, The Comptroller General of the are to the casual visitor, they actually smell more like Penang or ures United States says Henry Ford is a mean to for this ; Germany lot Para than a cold city on the North with all Its smoke eligible to bid on government conworld trade-gat- e, sea. and whistles. Is the barometer that tracts. General Johnson says no, Facetiously, you might say, Hamout fat or lean years for the because Ford is not a regular NRA. burg has Imported everything from points whole republic. "Our destiny is on Some high court probably will the tropics but the equator and the an old German say- decide on the government's authorclimate. Away up In this northern the water," is Heed Promptly Kidney and ity to compel Americans to join ing. even she the boasts world's latitude, unless they want to, as anything Bladder Irregularities rich One man tablegot making mart. When you largest long as they obey the usual laws. F bothered witli bladder irregulvisit Hagenbeck's cngeless zoo. cloths and napkins for German Meanwhile there is no doubt that D arities, getting up at niqht and where growling tigers seemingly liners. Other profits come from salt fish and sea biscuits; some groups President Roosevelt and General roam free in striking reproduccombefore will hesitate nj33in3 backache due to disordered tions of their Jungle habitats, you make oil cake, soap and margarine, Johnson a wear new Icidney or bladder function, don't to fora enry bars. or Others chocolate roast can close your eyes and Imagine or telling the delay. Use Doan's Pills. Merit that even Noah's Ark came up the fee, refine sugar, or make fertilizers' tangled decoration, American only can explain Doan's world Elbe ahead of all the whistling and trade In guano from tropic bird, most distinguished cars to Thus this astonlshinir nort dustrialist that he can'tif sell wide use. Get Doan's today. At steamers and landed its animnls he own his makes Government, functions. here I all druggists. bid. the lowest The more you explore Hamburg, Altona, with coul and fish wharves, A wise administration will re especially afoot or by steam launch, neat cottages, ftrupe arbors, and beer gardens. Is an ideal home town .memner inai everjDoay in wasn-fo- r the more you realize what an intersailors. Dine anywhere, by the inRton wou,d nave to Brow cnsid-St- . national meeting place It Is; how Paul! wharf, for example, and "ably, to be knee high to Henry the ships and shops serve each other and help all Germany to barter with you see many men and Ford anio"S the most distinguish their families celebrating papa's ed uscful Americans and the world. United States Industry Like rickslras parked before hotels Ships lie so near some, 'actors " WNU W nfe.n von ran rcA Hiolan(1 P"b'CSt I'nnll In Jai..;n, rows of for hire launches 4733 K.ng tt irurri Sv nil jff. Imt.) l.l'M. He along Hamburg's harbor front. names on their sterns. :. lib? APPETITE :t Li pale-face- dull-eye- d d d Cux-have- jig-sa- I n dark-skinne- copper-skinne- "elnud-scratchers- labor-savin- wlld-anlm- - rey. an and financier of Chicago who was chairman States shipping of the United board during the war, died suddenby ly of leukemia complicated EDWARD N. HURLEY, pneumonia. William K. Vanderbtlt III, one of the country's wealthiest young men, was killed in an automobile accident In South Carolina as Ive was on his way from Miami to visu his mother In New York. & 1933. Western Newspaper Union. 3D o arts PILLS deep-wat- m |