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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE News Analysis "Wr-ttkl- Now It's Safety First styles for safety Argentina in Swingtime n In southern Argentina lies Patagonia, (black section on map) on which 267,000 square miles -live only 77,750 souls. Though neg1 lected, it consti tutes a good third of the nation's territory, a fertile land for exand Memel conquests. Japan has in days EDITOR'S NOTE WArn opinions struck again. The victim: France, pansion re expressed in these columns, they to come. But Gerwho in 1933 laid formal claim to the Mil those ol ll.e news analyst, and not also seeks necessarily ol uie newspaper. seven Snratlv islands Ivine 350 miles many to expand, and southwest of the American Philip surprised Argenpines. 350 miles west of British Bor tinians P Europe recently is ATLANTIC neo and 350 miles east of French read in OCEAN their u'l he Teuime dI nrP'U nr thivs had newspaper Noti- oui one limit it knew the devilish is 1867. in the discovered Though cias Graficas the plan of encircling and attacking us. lands went unclaimed until France s yet u lucked ihi' inn er or u tll to uird unsubstantiated Y0UR it off . . , Ah power in the world can declaration of sovereignty. Useful - -report of an outrageous plan: ) ever again lone us to our knees. economically only for phosphate, the Germany's Argentine embassy Is Thus spoke Adolf Hitler at Spratly group offers Japan a snug said to have advised cothe Berlin one day after Britain's haven for seaplanes and submarines lonial office that "Patagonia is noPrime Minister Chamberlain had which might disrupt French-British-body's land and we can annex it S. trade. At Tokyo the foreien shocked the world by promising to . . . Argentina considers it hers on office pointed out that Japs have defend Poland against Nazi aggres the basis of outdated political sion. Though Dor Fuehrer barked worked Spratly phosphates since ideas." Another passage allegedly boldly, it appeared the heretofore 1917, investing capital and establish said the report was submitted with small But settlements. since ing ineffectual Stop Hitler drive had at "the theoretical supposition that the France neglected to establish ad- whole Members of the Greater New Tors ministrative jurisdiction (a grave as a territory should be annexed Safety council, when they met refield for settlement and ecooversight) Japan decided to claim cently, found out what the safe the reefs "to eliminate disadvan- nomic activity by Germans." While the German embassy fumed worker of 1939 will wear. Miss Samtages and inconveniences." and all departments of the my Cunningham demonstrates aludenied, The expected result of France's Argentine government were ordered minum toe euards. fiber shin protest: Nothing. to start investigations. Swing music has at last made its influence felt in the field of af What might guards, an eye shield of plastercel and a respirator. education. Cleveland, Ohio, police erected this sign addressed to m otherwise be an unimportant issue Spain may have great effect, for Argentina She holds a safety belt with red ists and pedestrians in the center of the street at public square, reflectors. Though recognition by the. United alone among South American na naua, uiracici, oi c uui c.iciicu io snag across me intersections States again placed Gen. Francisco tions nas been loathe to break awav Franco's Spain in the good graces from German trade alliances. If of international society (all other Patagonia is indeed threatened, Bue- Resort major powers had previously recog- nos Aires will be quick to seek shelnized the Nationalist government) ter in solidarity. the war-tor- n Iberian peninsula still faces a tremendous task. Franco's Labor sole ineffectual international gesture The unhappy plight of U. S. as a European power has been to employer-employe- e relations may be join Germany, Italy and Japan in due either to (1) the Warner labor the pact. Having thus shown European democracies relations act, or (2) American Fed his heels, the tired eenprnlissimn eration of Labor's battle with Con could turn to more pressing internal gress of Industrial organizations. Like an impatient school teacher, problems. Among them: both congress and the White House POLAND'S JOSEF BECK Order. Though Spain needs man have resolved to end this squabble, He ui'Z continue power to rebuild, many moons will the White House by sponsoring A. F. before unemployment will be L.-last taken smull roots, and that Ger pass I. O. peace talks, congress solved. Still breathing in their sec- of many was indeed being encircled by amending the Wagner act ond wind after 32 months of war. Outside of Russia, which still When April 11 was chosen start discharged Spanish soldiers will not scoffs at French-Britissolidarity readily bow to anything less than ing date for senate committee hearon Wagner amendments, labor efforts, Rumania and Poland are military law. Franco's answer is ings talks eastern Europe's principal i were in full bloom. But peace expected to be a 1.000.000-maarmv so frontiers. Even as Mr. Chamberlain until are the workingman's feelstrong 1940. early announced the new Polish guaran ings about the proposed changes that Health. Substantiated reports many a peace advocate thought tee, France was busying herself with from Madrid tell of a scurvv-lik- e Rumania. In Paris the French hearings might have been delayed disease sweeping former Loyalist until labor's warring factions either to double their agreed purchase of Rumanian oil and slash 60 per cent territory, caused by lack of fresh make up or draw swords. on import duties on Rumanian farm fruits, vegetables and milk. Its medTo amend the Wagner act, conicine chest emptied, short of band products. Thus will King Carol's gress can pick from four sets of proBucharest government be protected ages, iodine, salves and medicines, posals, all opposed by C I. O., three Spain has sent hurry-uorders to of them submitted xrom complete economic overlord by coherent facwith the sorriest physical plight tions with ship under the new trade treaty cope special interests: an enlightened nation has suffered (1) By Massachusetts' Sen. David lorced by Germany. I. Walsh, obviously favored by A. F. Within a few more days other re in modern times. Housing. Though intent on restor- - of L., which opposes all other suits appeared. Rumania and Po . . pro. .. ... , , Massive, friendly and famous are I.aHv loft k. uuSC ci ing Catholic churches posals: Curtail the national labor oi. Dutiuara uobs wno aweii at iimoc " "iuim, in land, with French-Britisline lodge on Mount Hood. The dogs are hitched blessing, io a toboggan at the mile-hig- h bid Oregon resort. . In the relations board's power to invalidata ground Is Mount Hoods two-mireportedly renovated their two ...... , ncak. and- r.,M wnen summer wfTK uatiuuai unic iasiunion contracts; require NLRB elecpower military alliance to make it .... .. companied climbers to the mountain summit fart h. .i tions by craft rather than by in- Mnoplal rpcriio .viurfl...mn . , , - r. . . operative against Germany as well ana Bllt.r nim, ' oniy mrough a long struggle was he 6aved. as soviet Russia. At the same time dustrial units; permit employer peBritain apparently extended border titions for elections; permit appeals in representation cases. guarantees to Rumania. There was good likelihood, howAUTOMOBILK ART (2) By Nebraska's Sen. Edward ever, that scoffing Russia might be R. Burke, and supported by the poright. En route to London for a tent, strike-wearNational Associathree-dation of Manufacturers: Require that conference, Poland's Foreign Minister Josef Beck found a NLRB have representative from lachilly reception in Berlin, which bor, management and the public; outlaw deduction of union dues from probably made him acutely aware that he must make no rash commitpay envelopes: outlaw "coercion" &4 ments to the British. After stradby either employers or unions; establish code of "unfair labor pracdling the political fence for years, Foland had its choice between mertices" for unions as well as emcy at the hands of Germany or a ployers; forbid strikes unless a ma"security" with France and Britain, jority of employees approve; require the latter meaning little in the light all union officials to be U. S. citiof Czechoslovakia's experience. zens; permit transfer of "unfair laA good sign of Polish bor practice" charges from NLRB I5i thought was to federal district court the comment in Kuricr Pornnnv A "V newspaper: "There is (3) By Oregon's Sen. Rufus o alliance or bloc the British To split NLRB's duties. Adcommitments are not in contradicministrative and investigatory powJULIAN BKSTEIRO tion to nonaggrcssion treaties signed er would be vested in a labor rcla- A humanitarian uas by Polund w.th Germany and Ruslions commissioner. Final decisions sia . . . Poland always tries to conwould be made by a in Madrid and other former frontier form not only to the formal side of points. Franco faces a far greater labor appeals board. those treaties but also to their spirit. ) By Kentucky's Sen. M. M. Locarpentry job in placing roofs over several hundred thousand gan, supported by the National Asia who fled the capitol in war, Grange and other farm groups: To For almost a year Japanese ag. returning in peace to find their me- extend exemption of agricultural workers under the Wagner act to tropolis a shambles. gression against French-BritiscoJ. L. Talent wagered 50 pounds (hat he and packers of farm processors lonial interests has followed on the lake hlm-l- f hi. ir Anrfle Most Revenge. Loyalist leaders and hree children in lh. X,eJ produce. beela of European dictator nnique Uen. iikc 1 Jose fled milriininuC. f l nnrnt-aMiaja a coups. Spain after With London and Paris Jittery after hoisting the white flag of in the surrender. silver weeks when this p.rture model automobile taken, and expected to reach Melbonrnl tl Munich, Tokyo walked into Canton. Two notable exceptions were Gen. Miscellany lection of Thillp l'aval. Califon On February 10, just after Italian New Scgismundo Casado. war minitinr Figured, by York's Rep. . w..v .v. , iiivic man r troops helped General Franco cap-tur- e of the defense council, and Julian Bruce Barton, that the stock market of sterling; silver wire were Barcelona and put democracies uesteiro, a moderate Republican usually gains when President Roose In construction. on the run again, Japan occupied who took no active part In the war velt goes fishing or vacationing, uiu strategic Hainan island which was except to supervise feeding women any tans wnen ne goes on a speak smack in the middle of the French-Britisana children during Madrid's ing tour. r More-ecr- , sphere of interest. siege. Humanitarian or not, Struck. 338.000 Appalachian coal the seizure defied an earlier Scnor Besteiro was arrested and miners after eastern soft coal op court martialcd along with General crators and United Mine agreement with France. Workers With France and Britain Casado. again Jitfailed to agree In representatives In the wake of Hitler's Czech Kinanre. Before the war Spain's wage hour tery negotiations. gold reserve of $740,000,000 wa . Russia and Japan, a Signed, by ceeded only by the U. S.. Britain one year pact permitting Tokyo fish-inand France. Also on hand were vast to operate off Soviet Asial. I honrds (f silver. By April. 1938, the Ic fleets waters, thereby avoiding an alU. S. federal reserve bulletin reCIIKMl'RUY Under a new most certain clash this month. r '1 .. ported Spanish gold had dmiin process, Inedible starch can be $525,000,000. converted into a transparent and by this month as General r ranco entered Madrid, wrapping substance at a cost of less than three cents a pound. apparently knew where any Spanish gold might be. One vague AVIATION Dieter-le, Hans Capt. i hint was that Marino Gafiboa, a rich l fMil A'rut Annlvtlt German army pilot, has flown b houtd aide Ut Loyalist an airplane (with 1.175 horsrpow-er tfnurf k, sympathizing Filipino, had moved most of it to Mexico and qunliont: engine) at 4G3 9 miles pcr hour What Argentine trrritory is althereby insured the solvency of Loy-alito set a new record. Meanwhile refugees. National-1scoveted by Germany? legedly t GLASS At Philadelphia's m u. m am m Spain held an empty bug. Gen. Scclimunrf Franklin Institute, scientists were Identify: Casado; Spratly islands; Fred H. recently shown a new automobile People urown; toL Josrf Beck. lafcty glass which bends but will Born. TresWenl Roonevrlfa not break, thanks to a plastic Of what substance is a nrw ninth "sandwich" filler between the Kranucnna. a boy. to Mr. and Mrs transparent wrapping material two glass layers, John Boettigcr (Anna Ronecll made? Halll, at Seattle. ELECTRICITY Where might Swin's hue eMA Ninety seven Appointed. New Hampshire's lib per cent of the 21,000.000 wired reserve have been taken by flee. homes in the U. S. have electric eral lormer Sen. rd H. Brown Ing Loyalists? to the U. S. comptroller generalshm' Irons, 40 per rent have washing How is the Polish R machines and vacuum cleaners. Douglas Fairbanks, ex movie alliance bring expanded? military sUr, and more than a third have uui occn orenrta o return tn. What nation has Jut signed a me U S on tnn.ma i. rciuiiuea oy trade treaty with France? payments in 1927 28 29. little-know- German 'Encirclement' Rushed But Poland Fears Firm Stand Hy .TIP Joseph W. La Kine ? y P'AWis TwT P tjr n Indo-Chin- r L I Pkps i Two Friendly Watchdogs Patrol Mount Hood n h anti-Naz- n p shell-pocke- t,i d h le ' r; ' .... ... .,sj ... ..u One Ilullpowcr Caravan Takes to Road y y I semi-offici- ... Hoi-ma- court-martiale- nine-memb- w.. h Molher, 13 Years Old, to Celebrate Birthday two-yea- v PROGRESS y Q UIZ vav a- a - . rR" 10 ,ar lh father Is ery pronJ! . |