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Show THE PACK TWO News Review of Current Events the World Over Borali Loses in Ohio Primary House Defeats Frazier-Lenik- e Inflation IJill Tugwell's Report on His Resettlement Administration. PICKARD By EDWARD W. Union. Witrn the late President Tuft. Of the 52 delegates to the R con von- Cleveland tlon, liuriiti captured only five, the Including others, the delegates t V . If'.,:tH 1 baa Senator Borah being Taft men. The winning delegation will be virtually unpledged, becauHe It will vote for Taft only on the first ballot. Mr. Borah did not take this defeat calmly. He gave out a statement In Washington accusing the Jteptibllcan organization leaders of manipulating the votes of colored citizens against him by promising large, the passage of federal legislation which he has opposed as unconstitutional. The Idaho senator added: "The Republican party will go Into the campaign laying great stress upon Constitutional Integrity and the preservation of state rights. "The men who are In control of the party, and who will likely be In control of the convention, will write Its platform and name Its candidate, have already demonstrated that they care nothing about Constitutional Integrity or the preservation of state rights, that their talk on this subject is hypocritical and Intellectually dishonest" 0 Ohio Democrats polled about votes In the primary, nearly 100,000 more than the Republicans, and they expressed their preference for Mr. Roosevelt over Col. Henry Breckenridge to the tune of 16 to 1. They also renominated Gov. Martin L. Davey. who will be opposed by John W. Brlcker, Republican, In November. West Virginia also held primaries and there Borah and Roosevelt won easily over nominal opposition. The state's Republican delegation, however, will go to the convention 500,-00- It Is Interesting to note that one of Ohio's delegates at Cleveland will be Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of "T. R." and a spectator at many previous conventions. ARE not going to have any Inflation, at least before next session of congress. The WE Frazler-Lemk- e farm mortgage redragged out of com- financing bill, mittee by a petition signed by 218 house members, and then hotly debated for a day, was defeated by the decisive vote of 235 to 142. The bill colled for the printing of three billion dollars for its financing. The petition signers included 159 Democrats, and before the vote every one of them was told by Pat Boland of Pennsylvania, the party whip, that the President didn't want the measure passed at this time and that If the member voted for the bill It would be Just too bad for hi in. Besides this potent argument the Democratic leaders Induced President William Green of the American Federation of Labor to Intervene and he called together the federation's executive council and had It write a letter saying It was opposed to the bill because of the Inflation feature. This was read to the house by Speaker Byrns and the vote, undoubtedly affected though some members resented being told what to do by Mr. Green. There was relief in the White House when It was announced the President would not have to veto such a measure in an election year. timonial Immunity be asserted In the case, and Chief Justice Wheat refuKed to Issue WORKS the subpoena. PROGRESS HOPKINS lKwued au order to state Wl'A directors Instructing them not to employ armed guardx, not to spy on workers and not to blacklist workers who organize. The order was Issued following a conference with Victor F. Rldder, New York city Wl'A administrator, who employed a detachment of guards to protect his ofllce against antl-WPdemonstrations which Mr. Rldder asserts were stirred up by Communists. 1IAUKY OPPOSITION Intothe srnate finance the corporate the administration's revenue bill was so strong that both Democrats and Republicans sought for some compromise. Treasury officials were heard Id favor of the measure as passed by the bouse, but former treasury officials and various business and Industrial leaders speaking In opposition were seemingly more persuasive. Senator Tom Counally of Texas put forward a plan he thought all might agree upon. profits tax In (Sa'i.OOO.OOO It would retain the 15 S. KL'UT SCIIU. Atiktna hux long the vice clmlirel-ior- , Thursday, May 21. 1936 NEI'III. UTAH 1 rVime Ernst vou Starhemberg, and row tit ban gut rid of Unit active young man and it practically the ole dictator of the country. This wan accomplished by the National Topics Interpreted reHlgnutiou 't the cabinet and Its reconstruction Immediately with Vou by William Bruckart Sturhemberg left out. KchUHchnlg National Press Bulldlntf Waahlnarton, D, C. Is not only chancellor but also minMinisister of defence and foreign Washington. With the national Republicans. Some observers still ter. onhold the belief that the selection of Von Ktarlwiiiberg hud antag- convention of the Republicans w e e k Senutor Stelwer wa- - not wholly ly onized Schiischnlgg hy Insisting on Seek to New pleasing to the Landon forces, but away, keeping up his own private army, trate-gisbe that as It may, there has been P. u the lleluiwelir, and also by hit Disrupt are u particular ill feeling created by f rlemlllness toward Mussolini and bending every effort toward a pro- It. if it represents a piece of strathis general Fascist sympathies. egy by the eastern Republicans who gram designed to make a knockx lAXI'KI. AZANA wns advanced down and drag out liyht of that ses were dealing with their problem by from the premiership to the sion. It Is not disclosing any se remote control, they apparently crel to say thut the New Dealers have played Into the bunds of the presidency of Spain hy almost unanare using this weapon up to the more liberal wing of Republicans. imous vote of the K73 electors gath It Is being predicted rather freely ered in the f Crystal hilt because disruption of the Rethut the Oregon senator's keynote palace at Madrid, publican party would make victory speech will lean strongly to the lie succeeds Niceto easy for Candidate Roosevelt Alcala Zainora who Predictions In politics always are liberal side but thut it will stress sound economics. was removed from perilous. Governor Alf M. Lundoa office on a churge of Kansas seems to be In the leud The best advance Information obof malfeasance aftat this time for the Republican tainable on Senutor Burkley's plans ... ' er the Leftist vic- nomination, but there are many ob- Is that be will devote the bulk of tory In the recent servers throughout the country who his time on the convention platelections. Azana, contend that the "Kansas Coolldge" form to s review of Roosevelt acA S1 fifty sli years old. cannot win, and that various other complishments in the belief that k:4t fc I ft Is a lawyer, orator spirants for the nomination, men such a review will take his presenand playwright ana whose bats are In the ring, liketation out of the class of a "deManuel Is regarded as the wise must be counted out This Is fense" speech. Those with whom Azana o most astute polltl-Tto say thut a feeling la growing I have talked concerning the Barclan In Spain. the notification that a dark horse will be nominated. kley speech believe he has adopted committee he said. "Spain may rest From the strictly Washington a smart political course; that be assured that I will be loyal to the viewpoint which may be different feels there Is no need to defend and that principles of democracy than elsewhere In the country, as- anything that has been done and the welfare of the nation will be my tute political observers are con- that the record itself Is the thing constant concern." vinced that there must be a swift upon which the Democratic party of change In sentiment to keep the can make a plea for HINDENBURO. the107 Immense nomination away from Governor Mr. Roosevelt persons, Landon. Yet It must be said that Having observed Senator Barkley mail and freight, made the flight politics Is fraught with Just such In action in the senate for a numto from Frledrlchshafen Lakehurst, things and so It Is entirely possiber of years, I believe I am JustiN. J., In 61 hours and 57 minutes ble that the Republican nominee and was welcomed by thousands of may be someone other than the fied in saying that be Is a square shooter and a fighter. In this reR. Walton Including Americans, present apparent leader In the race. spect, be and Senator Stelwer, the Moore of the State department who Those who feel that Governor Republican keynoter, are much the brought the greetings of President Landon will be the nominee claim same type of man and, therefore, airRoosevelt. Three days later the be has played his cards well. But If either convention gets off on a ship started back to her new base others Insist that the Kansas govwrong foot the fault will He with The dirig- ernor at Frankfurt-on-Malmade a bad mistake In al- the convention managers rather ible was In command of Capt. Ernst his name to be linked with than with the proposals offered by Lehmann, but he received far less lowing Hearst faction in California. the men who are supposed to lay the Dr. did attention here than Hugo I have heard comment that before the delegates a rough outIndeed, of Eckener, the veteran skipper this fact alone will defeat Gover- line of their respective party's camZeppelins. Eckener, In bad with the nor Landon. paign policies. Nazis at home, was permitted to be aboard the ship as an "adviser." He It has been Interesting to observe and Captain Lehmann went to Washington together, while the ship the maneuvers of the New Deal For many months Washington has was being groomed for the return strategists with heard the plaint of business lead-er- a New Deal reference to the flight, to call on President Roosewho wanted boom. Fear velt and other officials and return to fight socialistic Strategy Landon Some observers 'Crack Down' schemes and untheir greetings. On the return flight the Hinden-bur- g contend that the efforts being put sound economic traveled swiftly, reuchlng forth from New Deal quarters in policies given birth by New Deal Governor an 18 to discredit 48 hours and Frankfurt-on-Malattempt brain trusters but were afraid to minutes after the departure from Landon were being engineered be- do so because of "retaliation." AlGovcause the New Deal fears Lakehurst most information has fiernor Landon as a Roosevelt oppo- ltered constantly, into Washington to the effect the League of Nations nent more than It fears some of that If a corporation undertook to BECAUSE would not immediately the other candidates for the nomioppose New Deal plans vigorously, recognize Italy's annexation of nation. Frank R. Kent the Washthere was danger that some agency DemoEthiopia and the creation of the ington commentator for the of the government would "crack cratic Baltimore Sun, asserted that down" on them. Much of this innew Roman empire, Premier Mussolini recalled his representatives the New Deal activity against formation has been taken by Washnomination constituted "the from Geneva, nnd before long Italy ington observers with a grain of At best of evidence the increasing salt but a different aspect has been may quit the lengue entirely. "not of Kansas the goverparticiprobability" present it Is merely placed on the situation lately. pating" in its activities. The coun- nor's nomination. Mr. Kent did not It was In the senate that a New Incil had adopted a new resolution say that which some other Deal Democrat, Senator Hcmer T. writers formed that feel, asaln namely, Italy's condemning virtually Bone of Washington, broke loose aggression In East Africa and then the Landon candidacy would mean a with statements that seemed to sub15. on of the bitter the June until campaign part adjourned voiced so frethe fear stantiate Alois!. to re Roosevelt forces elect the Previously Baron Pompeii Bone chief of the Italian delegation, had President Nevertheless, It has been quently by business. wasSenator a veritable walked out of a session of the Interesting to note the various charged that there and "budding OGPU" organized council because Wolde Mariam, ways in which Roosevelt spokeswithin the government. The OGPU, was men men and Democratic per publicity Ethiopian representative, semitted to take a seat and present have been trying to show the coun- as most persons realize. Is the So of the cret Russian spy system Is Halle not Selas Governor Landon a plea from Emperor try that the man who should be nominated. viet and I think no one In this counsie. I have no quarrel with these ef- try has a complete knowledge of its So, when Sena veteran It is the game of politics. vicious character. forts. TRAMMELL, PARK likened the espionage syssenator from Florida Virtually anything goes. It Is to be tor Bone tem in our government to the and a staunch supporter of all New assumed that present Republican he was making, to my mind, In Deal measures, died Washington maneuvers will be concentrated in a OGPU, one of the most serious charges yet of a cerebral hemorrhage which fol- few weeks on Mr. Roosevelt per- leveled at the Roosevelt adminisan attack of Influenza. sonally as the Democratic candilowed tration. on to 111, remain In one tried date. he hears expresfact Though Of course. Senator Bone was atthe senate floor long enough to vote sions around Washington that for Include to tacking this espionage system be$12,000,000 the first time in Mr. Roosevelt's pofor a proposal litical career, he Is going to be di- cause of a feeling that It might be In the War department appropriaused to coerce members of congress tion bill for continuation of the rectly under fire. and even executive or administraFlorida ship canal. This effort probin one this can Just connection, recall that through most of the tive officers of the government who ably cost him his life. New Deal administration, criticism were opposed to plans propagated Presidential advisers. His by ICKES' supporters of New Deal policies and plans, alSECRETARY defeated thought obviously concerned the poby the Har- most without exception, was directThe litical phases of such a system, but ry Hopkins forces in the house fight ed at Roosevelt appointees. the fact that he brought the matter adW Public orks the to President been whether himself has excepbe ministration should share In the tionally free from the type of per- to public attention serves, in a measure, certainly, to substantiate handling of next year's relief funds. sonal attack that frequently charBut It was understood the feud acterizes political opposition. He some of the claims that business would be revived In the senate unhas had absolutely none of the kind Interests have made. I am unable, however, to reconder the leadership of Senator Hay-de- n of criticism that occurred In the Hooof Arizona, Democrat and a ver administration and was directcile Senator Bone's position remember of the appropriations com- ed at Herbert Hoover, personally. specting the OGPU which he mittee charged was in operation within The house mnjorlty voted accordthe government and his utter siWhile we are talking about the lence when the obnoxious senate ing to the wishes of the administration on the relief bill, which Is forthcoming quadrennial conven-tlon- lobby committee, headed by Senaa $2,364,229,712 measure carrying the two tor Black, Democrat, of Alabama, The $1,425,000,000 to finance the Works keynote speakers engaged in the wholesale seizure of enter private telegrams. It will be Progress administration after July 1. Keynoters naturally In addition to the relief approInto any discusthat I reported In these colpriation, the bill carries $458,631,800 sion. Senator Alben W. Barkley umns bow Senator Black and of Kentucky will do the keynoting for the social security program. agents of the Federal Communicafor the Tennessee Valley for the Democrats at Philadelphia tions commission went Into the files Authority, $400,000 for continuing and Senator Frederick Stelwer of of the Western Union Telegraph the communications commission's Oregon will deliver the main ad- company and carried off literally telephone Inquiry, and various new dress to the Cleveland convention thousands of private telegrams. I and deficiency amounts for other of the Republicans. Senator Bark-le- was convinced then and I repeat It was the keynoter at the Chica now that the Black seizure was agencies. go convention when Mr. Roosevelt nothing more than an attempt to STAPH A NAnAS PASHA, was nominated by the Democrats dig up dirt on anybody against MUleader of the Wafd or Nation- four years ago and, although it is whom they could find discrediting alist party In Egypt, has become a subject not freely discussed, it is Information. Yet, Senator Bone, by bis silence, condoned that course premier and formed a new govern- said in high places that Mr. Roosement in which he holds also the post velt wanted the same man to do only to denounce later the systems of minister of the Interior. Wasyf the job again, believing the of "Inspectors" used by to be an omen of good luck. Secretary Ickes of the Department Ghall Pasha Is his foreign minister The selection of Senator Stelwer of the Interior and and Gen. All Fahmy Pnsha Is minby was one of those things that can be several other agencies reputedly ister of war and marine. of the govand his to not Maher n said be a surprise and yet Premier All Pnsha ernment I can only hope that if cabinet resigned following the ap- surprise. He is, without doubt, a Senator Bone's charges are 'true ungood man for the job. Yet In some that the usual condition will result, pointment of a regency to serve til young King Farouk reaches the quarters there is a conviction that namely, that there will be other Senator Stelwer was picked by the spies to spy on these spies. age of eighteen. "Old Guard" of easteru I C Wtrn N. ,ik,b CO. NWMj(Uir P.OItAH WII.MAM SKNATOIt heavily on Biicci'hs In the Ohio Presidential preference primary, hut the Ki'pnlil leans of that n!iite turned him d iwn deelKlve-lIn favor of their "favorite son," Robert A. Tuft, son of GHANi'ELLOIt been at outs uilh TIMES-NEW- per cent cor- poration Income tax and repeal only the capital stock and excess profits taxes, Instead of repealing all corporation taxes as proposed In the house bill. In addition It would superimpose a graduated tax on undistributed earnings, exempting the first 20 per cent on the amount retained. The house bill reaches a maximum of 42 per cent of the total Income If none Is distributed. Senator Byrd of Virginia, another of the Democrats opposed to the house bill, showed. Id a letter to Secretary Morgenthaa. that 11 of the largest corporations In the country would pay no taxes under the Roosevelt bill. t, ts . Ti n RESPONDING report to a senate Tugwell made a activities on the of the re- settlement administration of which he Is the head. He showed that It has 15,804 employees on the administration pay roll and ' 4 s"T 4 has i Vs ' R.G.Tuawell incumbered. been allotted $275,549,944 J to spend. amount, this the report stated, $1)8.347 .005 Of has been spent and a total of $173,001,- - B'Vl nlilicrnfoil lunir. fi01.V,s,n2 un Up to April 15, according to the report, the resettlement administration had taken options on 9,670,000 acres of land, of which options on 8,4!),000 acres, costing $30,344,000, had become legal commitments. As of May 7, the report said, 59.521 persons. Including 3.5S1 on the CCC pay roll, were employed In connection with the land acquisition program. The report stated that a recent survey Indicated that "the purchase of approximately 24,000,000 acres of land would be needed to block In and round out" the existing projects and to establish a minimum number of new projects. liomestead Of 33 subsistence projects, construction has been completed on 18, Is In progress on 11 and final plans have been drafted for 4. The report lists four suburban housing projects, financed from a $31,000,000 allocation for this purpose. They are In Berwyn, Md., Bound Brook, N. J., Mllwan- waukee, and Cincinnati. On rural rehabilitation, the report says the RA has cared for more For Its rewas than 800,000 families. ROOSEVELT PRESIDENT have abandoned for habilitation advances to Individual the present the Florida ship canal "clients," the administration will tidal power expend $100000,000 through June 30. and Pussamaquoddy refused which There were more than 71,000 for house the projects to appropriate further funds. But workers employed on projects fSenator Robinson of Arkansas was inanced by the organization during called to the White House for a conApril, the report states, adding that ference and returned to the house the peak Is expected to be reached to Introduce a resolution authorizduring the summer with 100,000 ing the President to appoint engi- workers. neering boards of review for the two schemes. THE house concurs In senate The boards would present their the title of Harold L. findings by June 29, and. If favorIckes will be changed from secre able, the President would have au- tary of the Interior to secretary of thorization to set aside $10,000,000 conservation. A bill making the for the canal and $0,000,000 for change was passed by the senate out of available relief at the instance of Senator Lewis of Illinois. Two years ago. when money. Mr. Ickes was at the height of his he wanted the title altered D. BAKER and Dean NEWTON counsel, for five pow- power, to "secretary of conservation and er companies that are trying to works" and hoped that many of the block the government's municipal agencies of the Department of Ag In riculture would be transferred to met defeat with program, power the District of Columbia Supreme his department. But Secretary Wal ace objected strenuously, and lately court when they sought to subpoeso much has been taken out of Mr. na correspondence between President Roosevelt and Secretary Ickes. Ickes hands that Senator Lewis cut his bill to the one paragraph New Deal attorJerome Frank, ney, stated that the President bad making the change of title and leavdirected that his "privilege" of tes ing off "and works." IF Lan-don- 's s, y . BRISBANE THIS WEEK. Six Babies in Three Days World's Greatest Terror Another Mild Bad Man How to Avoid Thought President Sucusa of Nicaragua confirms officially the statement that a very poor woman on the "distant Bhore of Luke Nicaragua has given birth to seven babies." r The mother, Mrs. Sinforosa Martinez, hud a 1 f time. difficult births stretched over The Digs Up Ancient Tomb of Fourth Dynasty in Egypt The discovery of another ancient Egyptian tomb, believed to be the burial place of Kuuin Buef, son of Chefron of the fourth dynasty, has been announced by Prof. Sellm Bey Hassan. A series of strange Incidents had prevented the archeologist from forcing an entrance Into the tomb. After a rope had been placed around the first limestone bloc seullng the entrance, Hassan's foreman was stabbed by a laborer, A short time later the professor himself begun to feel 111 In the Intense heat and decided to postpone attempts to open the tomb. Professor Hassan recently announced discovery of a tomb containing the mummy of a princess believed to be the daughter of Cheops, builder of the pyramid near Glzeh about 3700 B. C. three day s 8, 4 and May The babies' names are, or were, Jose Jefms, Arthur Drlatiau Ramon del Cur- men, Maria del Carmen, Socorro del Carmen. Maria de Jesus and Juuna Itamona. 5. zxPen.ci Here Baking Results . The seventh name was not telegraphed, for there was no seventh, as it was expected there would be. Five of the sextuplets are already dead. Only one, a girl, lives. What would population of the be If such births were the rule and all lived? earth At the opening of the Catholic press exhibition in Vatican City, Pope Plus, for the second time within two days, cautioned the world against communism, which he called "the great terror which threatens all the world." 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Ogden, Utah or OVERLAND $300.-000,00- in yellow wealth. Alexander the Great's ghost might be surprised to hear about that Alexander was too busy to collect gold, and not the kind of man to bury it in a hole. Encouraged by her father, a high school girl walked onto the wing of a small plane, prepared for a first parachute jump at 1,500 feet The pilot perceived that the parachute cord had been pulled prematurely; pulled her back into the cockpit In time to save her from death. Without requiring encouragement Mrs. Harriet O. Hague, eighty-siyears old, flew the ocean on the Hindenburg return trip. Tell that to your friend who used to oppose female suffrage "because women are not brave like men." K PACIFIC LIMITED M h sixtee- n-year-old FRANCISCO jsUi J x The Italian flag flies over Halle Selassie's palace. He will never see that palace again, but he has boxes of gold bars with him and has moved to a safer, better climate. 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