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Show tESS. the L'r.ited States! When questions were raised by Republican members of the committee, at its next meeting thereafter, Francis B.ddle, this committee's counsel, said that all that had been wanted were the corporation income tax returns of the Tennessee Electric Power company. No returns of any other utility corporation would be used, he said, nor would any personal- - income tax rein NATIONAL AFFAIRS hi CARTER FIELD Chief Iojhc of conversation a is tihether Roosevelt he whether third term, ami can get it if he does uant it . . . Harry utilities on income tax returns . . . World indignation aroused over Hitler 1 F.HI. IT AM U. S. Appeals ' By RUTH UVETH Uri?1 Christmas it XHIS children who will rec?& as gifts. Doll collecting! ing a popular hobby fo ups. You will enjoy For Vigilant Pan-Americ- ' one shown here. Bookp herewith also offers man tions for making an V dolls from scraps of irvj If you want to mak ing doll, clip these direct keep them as tr.is doll a Lima Conference Open-Amiturns. But, as Rep Charles A. Wolver-toTratle Overtures immediately pointed out, the ex1 ecutive order provided for all utilof Dictator Lamls, individfor all and ity corporations, ual income returns based on utility i'LEG ARM' J Bv JOSEPH W. LaBISE corporations. He said that the inwould of the committee vestigators For several thousand miles thus have access to all such reof the Rio Grande lies a south turns they might care to look at, selectbe of chain of what nations whose political might regardless treatment of Jens. ed for use in the committee hearing. and economic experience is Whereupon Mr. Biddle produced minimize-in the average the original request, which was limThis is mind. United States and ited in scope, as he had said. His WASHINGTON As senators United of With to the Latin America. to back was drift addressed house letter of the Secretary members SIZE 9 TAN Washington following the campaign, the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. States itself, these nations of STOCKING ifT" work " "J, So there seems to be quite a mysf J either to take up committee the Western hemisphere, of BRIGHT CLOTHOn, or get themselves settled for the tery as to the stage in the jourNo i'l'tl( both North and South America, cession to open in January, the chief ney of these papers when the scope Hi . i. ii form c fKnns what men have chosen for me Iuouks whether include all. is widened to was uit iU. eiiner onered of conversation topic The head and body are mJI ElberS President Roosevelt wants a third Committee Members in Dark years to call the foot of the stocking csl -i- e , of term, and whether he can get it if now leaders the Right Over Executive Order where the heel begins, ass'4 J"see he does want it. in are ,s meeting Stuff this part with cotton J Right after the Roosevelt defeat It is also interesting that the i -i on the purge campaign against sen members of the committee did not Lima, Peru, for their eighth " ' ators who had op- know anything about this request for conference, designed to solidbottom and then wind a White the posed arounu so mai ine toes ii 1 the Western hemisphere an executive order until more than the Su- a week after it had been issued, ify 1 House on stocKing win iorm tne head. F into a solid bloc of friendly preme court issue, save as they may have read it in the leg and arm pieces lengtbf In 1933, when last there was a general the newspapers. Not only the Re- - nations. stitch, turn and then stuff. 1 conviction that evmembers were in ignor- - they met, these men could discuss thread around to make diviij publican ery time he lost a ance; the Democratic members their subject calmly, sincerely and hands and feet. Sew tit for purge fight the Presto the body, then add the sc. as well. Chairman Vic Dona- - without fear. This year it is differ-of nations the own ent because dictator ident made his senator from Ohio, rushed in The arms are sewn on top i nomination for a hey, to take the responsibility when the Europe and Asia are threatening sweater piece and the sweater $ third term more cer- discussion grew hot, but he was Latin America's security. lar is turned down over this This with been threat has tain. The theory careful merely to say that he took growing his day, statesmen of ing. here was that the responsibility, not that he had au- every month, and to a large group RU.UT O'l VROy ('? One of the greatest NOTE: Mrs. Spears' Book',. American Pan of American citizens it makes ti e Cml:-'to his Harry winning President would not thorized the action in advance. Ac efforts "i. 7 now iinds Novelties and Embroidr Gifts, United States' Hopkins be able to control policy, friendship. Critics, fearing inroads already made by Germany, he knew nothing about it unthousands of wometi tually has helped as voiced by President Roosevelt the organizations of his party in til it had been accomplished. and Japan in the lands to oar south, charge Mr. Hull s policy use odds and ends of materia Italy lost and of Cordell in had which State he Hull, the states Secretary and their spare time to Actually, also, the scope of the seem selfish and unrealistic. These is "unrealistic."'' these battles, and that therefore he committee's as broad investigation, things to sell and to use. are would not be able to dictate the strong charges. We claim to be is unrealistic. does not contemplate an inDecora it is, icy s.; -Sinewing for the Home for as for a ul arbaUon nomination of man, sue Selfish? Unrealistic? nations ?; 0; "democratic" the the into the that evrf of defending negotiations full quiry is ,L inspiration , stance Harry L. Hopkins, who would utilities are now hPi,.pPn Under the Monroe doctrine, Washof South America, yet democracy books m conducting to sell These homemaker. be certain to carry out the New has promised to defend any has already flown from several of Bolivia and Paraguay, settled only their properties in TVA territory to ington delightful Christmas gifts, fc Latin-AmDeal policies. itan country from Euro- these countries. Mexico, which has a few weeks ago. TVA and to the various communiSpears will autograph them was the it or to Asiatic and figured, Therefore, aggression But the bulk of interest will centies which are about to acquire their pean never been active in feel President would that the only own distribution systems. exercise a parental interest over affairs, lives under a communistic ter around developments following request. Crazypatch quilt M Yi is included free with every oat way in which he could be sure of The chief item of interest, Mr. our younger "democratic" neigh- dictatorship that has seized Ameri- in the wake of Germany's Sudeten for both books. Address: It carNew Deal to the This bors the south. was no more can farm and oil lands. A leftist aggression and her persecution of policies having Biddle contends, is whether the Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St.,tj ried on would be to take the nom- companies now negotiating for the than any smart business man would regime has recently taken posses- Jews. As an upshot of this threat cago, 111. ination himself. It was also felt sale of their for have advocated, by guarantee sion of Chile. Brazilian and Domini! to world security, President Rooseproperties have allowed that if the President were driven as much depreciation, in computing ing South America s integrity we can governments both exhibit dictafunds for to ask velt congress plans obto this conclusion, which most as they protected our own commercial in- torial tendencies of one sort or an to throw a ring of defense around the value of their servers seemed to think inevitable, charged off in their plants, and elimi other. tax re- terests in income the entire Western hemisphere, an SLEEI the convention would not dare re- turns before computing profits on nated the danger of aggression from I The rearmament be can how nations such $8,000,000,000 Just program fuse him. which they would pay corporation the south. Some men called this banded into a union that would require five years for jjore for selfishness and "dollar diplomacy." Since the election, and the more income taxes. He proposes that of democracy is hard consummation. defense for wrly fal President Roosevelt's policy is formidable showing of the Republito understand, yet the resolute and Central and South American coun Accidenl is the same it but not cans than had been expected, a lit- Hitler's Actions Cost Reich substantially in providing Hull is striving for that tries shall Mr. sincere Iged au selfish. Since the rise of Hitlerism tle doubt has begun to creep into Return of Former Colonies very objective. Though admittedly operation bases for United States and since a became r this logic. Returning members of Fascism, Japan naval and aviation units. he has accomplished Hitler's actions since the Munich congress have told one another that conference which partially dismem- dominant world power, South Amer- idealistic, n great things with the reciprocal Hull Stresses Diplomacy. they found Roosevelt himself consid- bered Czechoslovakia have cost the ica has been infiltrated with propa- trade under which treaty program Our with had trade less for than gandists. Mr. Brazil, leads they popular erably the Ameri Hull, who 20 have already been signed. Reich return of those of her former supposed. can delegation to Lima, has not They figure the drift is colonies held now by Great Britain example, has dropped below that of Thepacts down interis to Hull aim break against him, and might easily reach and France. This is the almost Germany. The dictator nations are national trade barriers and bring committed himself definitely on this a disastrous level, from the stand- unanimous attempting to fasten an economic about program. In fact he is opinion of the diplomatic greater stabilization of world rearmament in the Western hemisphere and grip point of the Democrats, by 1940. not expected to mention military inof course no here, though corps currency. this would almost certainly have a Nearly all of them admit that the dividual is speaking for quotation. preparedness, preferring instead to U. S. Seeks Hemisphere Defense. President could have been political influence. As a world urge amendment of the Western in is common It diploknowledge Novemon the United States has a right had he been running Unlike most conferences of its hemisphere power "consultation pact" Minister Prime circles matic that and obligation to defend both the kind, this year's ber 3, though a few inject the modiat the Buenos Aires peace adopted fication that they are not certain to Chamberlain promised Hitler that principles of democracy and its meeting is not dealing with general- conference of 1936. Under the Hull of return the of the the question extent trade with foreign nations. the prejudice against what ities and platitudes. It will settle, plan, a permanent committee of forwould colonies be German promptly But there may be some truth in among other things, the boundary a third term would affect this. eign ministers from each taken up. It is common knowledge charges that the Roosevelt-Hul- l pol dispute between Peru and Ecuador. Sentiment Found Moving country would be empowalso that this was really the into ered consult of in immediately by telethe tention, perfect good faith, Slowly Against Roosevelt phone, telegraph or meeting at any The knowledge British government. But the point is that all politi- is not time a threat to American peace is nearly so definite, but cercians realize that public sentiment imminent. in the diplomatic impression seldom stands still. It moves one tainly circles in London, Paris and WashThough idealistic, Mr. Hull has way or the other. For many months ington was that France also would suffered enough disillusionments Neutralize excess sfomocli now it has been moving slowly restore the German colonies. from breakers the few treaty past against Roosevelt. There is no inacids to wake up feelingB years to know that signatures and This was not only the intention, so dication that the tide has turned. mean pledges a million very little in themIt might turn next month and find far as the British government was selves. But he does know that the concerned, but pracfTorts nf the President stronger than ever in United States has seldom been tical steps were un"acid indigesW 1940, but, most observers admit, escape gence iorcea to reprimand another der way. For examthis: Take 2 U next day -dthat would be a freakish developof nation for violating its ple, a very considerspoonfuls of Phillips' Milk Mj ment. The natural swing of public of solemn acwater1 able nesia in a glass government pledge. Hence he believes t w sentiment runs with almost the reg the Western hemisphere peoples JJEUTIMli. tivity, which had ularity of the tides. ctnon this wonderra have a common bond and are willbeen planned for r) Roosevelt reached flood about will' in to one be sweetening J of alkalizer these live ing years together peaceably. Christmastime after the election of stomach . . . easing the "PscHw former German, 1936. His tide began to ebb in Janu Unrealism Again. and nausea . . . he'PinBol0rrI now British, coloBut this, say' his opponents, is back a "normal" feeling. By ary, 1937, with the Supreme court nies in South Africa where Mr. proposal. It has not gone low enough Hull you feci great. uses the wrong tacand was about to be t when von v:ike tics. It is fine to shake hands, smile yet to endanger him. The only Thpn was abanstarted, of it will is where 2 more tablespoonfuls Adolf Hitler question and make speeches about stop. enti doned shortly after brotherly Milk of Masnesia with oiangejuf Now the actual truth about all Munich. Those concerned were simlove, but is it a sufficiently aggreslute That is one of the qmckesl, sive policy to counteract this is not so important or will not ply told that the government was no his overcomes propaganto plcst, easiest ways be until election day. What is im longer interested. dizing and the economic encroachhas badefrectsoftoomuchealing.srn0' ments of dictators? One of the state portant is what politicians think is a ? No definite step backward in this Thousands usej or drinking. ing the truth. If the rank and file of program has been recorded since department's chief critics in this re"m" for ask never But the politicians of the Democratic the. recent Jewish spect is Carleton Beals, whose "The outrages, but always asKi magnesia" alone party believe, at primary time, that there has been an obvious political Coming Struggle for Latin Amer- 'Pfo'H!s",MilkofMagii:ya.a3 Roosevelt is the only candidate who was, recently published by J. P. resulting from the temper can save the Democratic party and change, MAGNESIA Llppincott company of Philadelphia. of the people. Both British and FK1LLIPS' MILK OF in will Roosevelt office, keep them French have Mo reassured spokesmen 'I South FORM Arican nations, be renominated if a third term can critics, IN UQUID OR TABLET " ' promising that there would t sa's Mr- Beals, believe Germany . is be forced on him. If they think be no restoration of colonies. the coming world power because it that Cordell Hull, or John Nance : v n ' ml 1. : NEW YORK. If the of gone to everv corner k "Ben Hur" Broadway above a Times square Garner, or Bennett Champ Clark, or World Indignation Aroused without ""I 15 years ago was a "Great White to earth v k;ihv tap markets and make allitheater. an Vic Donahey is more likely to win, Over Treatment Cell. AJVtll Today 60 OUUllJ, estimated gl per ances. There are of Jeu i it seems dim by comparison cent of all New York Way" - not having a third-tercomes invariably cretion. to more Gertoday electrical ad- mans prejudice with of sea the is than now The made twinkling, Americans in South tragic end. Gambetta. argument being dancing vertisements are neon, overcome, they are apt to defeat of America, and the Germans are greet a spectator today. them combining neon withmany Roosevelt for a renomination even that to turn a colony over to Ger- lights that bulbs. 27 blocks between Times This situation has many would result in the same fate In the if he should want it. Meanwhile a new field has been more popular. for the Jews living there that be- square and Columbus circle are resulted from for propaganda, developed electric bulbs in aniincandescent lamps and 22 miles mated fell the Jews who were living in of bunds and activities of Again Harry Utilities the "flashers." The pioneer of dreaded Sudetenland. Catholics and certain of neon tubing, all used for adver- this business German Gestapo or secret On Income Tax Returns is Douglas Leigh, a When all other denominations have in these tising displays. signs southern "boy wonder" police. Every day South American It is rather interesting that, right the fear that their own joined are flashing, blinking and spinning who nations are deluged by world Men in the midst of all the talk about acquired press rights on a European reports would suffer if Germany were at once, they use energy at the rate from invention. emanating One the between administration of his government peace signs is a in Berlin. These re sovereignty again over these of 3.250.000 watts an hour, enough Here'i good tdvin tot woman and the electric industry, somebody given advertisement which runs radio stations overseas territories. But far tran- rower to light a city the si?e of cigarette 'nrH chanes (usuallv from 88 to lose not a single a full five minutes, while ports no one is willing apparently to . he'll lone her appeal to mm. opportunity ,pe Lnver. the effects on glorify totalitarian states to the advertises chewing gum by another take the responsibility for going so scendingis the national any of these depictnervos and moody "P1The gy first of groups discredit upeot indignation electrical democracies. major a to harcolorful group of fish. far opened the door further ing Get more fresh air. 8 W si"'!' that has welled up in Britain and was erected in 1S92 on New display Ji York's need a eood general syntem toi.'i i , Frames for these huge animated iYn,!wr" ?ealS' PrPsed solution rying of the utilities on the question France, surpassing any wave of Flatiron building, and signs were ads are of income tax returns. helps that of Mr. Hull ''"v( world indignation since the Armenpedally for women. Itthus much the same until 1912 when fashion. designed in checkerboard n ip" " up physical reiiitanp. The first announcement of what nian massacres of more than 40 Frank C. For each change in moveme- ImnnatrhpCAt0 d'Ctat0r PrPaRand.; of Chicago conReilly nt-even that an execu- years ago. had happened the slightest counter propajittery nerves and disturbing olV structed a "running" sign which an arm-so- me raising of ganda, our countertradP often accompany rhango tive order hud been issued under of The German situation will also rethe told a squares in the our sale of WORTH TRYING! changing story in checkerboard which the TVA investigating com- sult in tremendous pressure in the letters constantly American must be "knocked which moved across the lamp out. the name of peace. munitions u All these motions are mittee could look at any or all In- next session of congress for relaxafield. This device worked much like Instead, he photothe barrier lies in "the come tax returns of the utilities. tion of the present rea player piano. Later the system graphed on a motion picture film says, immigration natural ' when the sign is planned. The executive order was so broad strictions so as to permit persecuted was patriotic res,stance of the Latin After improved by placing electrical American people and he spectacular" has been in scope that it not only permitted Jews and others from flrst ' Germany, elements in the individual letters. governments erected all the corporation income tax re- Austria and Sudetenland to enter the the film is projected on a batterr vvov uituuiing , Headaches rraT trig of Neon tubing was given one of its a turns, but the individual ones as United States. cells in the control bulwark in againsi ilrst commercial uses in December, Lhi0elenc alien ideolog.es, well. And it applied to every utility Set flea. BU mese iwui. ceils including our the lm- LIQUID. TABLETS own. 1925. when it lettered the words relay is the people themselves " In SO mln' Salve NOSE DROPS pression to the sign itself. Wcitero N.,p(lp,t Valoa Wonderlol try d n AaWr7 " .ii v-- -- Pan-Americ- a. '. Pan-Ameri- 1 o- Ell , VS. J pi X ?: ' ! nag' Boot V int ei NEVER Pan-Ameri- Pan-Americ- ON AN "UPSET STOMACH Pan-Americ- Enough Power to Run Denver Used by Broadway 'Flashers' is over-ind- ii Pan-Americ- o , PI'- - P? tAtJTl " J T" - - i . How Women 111,-00- 0 in Their 40's Can Attract - .- -j LydH ok s "1 - COLDS Latin-Americ- Syndicate.-'-WN- V |