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Show PAGE TWO Xctrs IZcriczT of Czzrrcr.t Events McNutt Hullabaloo PAUL DEALS WITH DICTATORS Chamberlain Planning Anglo-ltaKa- . Pact Four-Pow- er Agreement and n France in Dilemma T Q j . v Zones Conquering Hazard V. McNUTT, high to tha Philippines, cam horn to report to the President, and as soon as he arrived In Washfriends ington bis enthusiastic staged a big reception for the purpose of booming him as Democratic nominee for the Presidency In 1940. All experienced politicians agree that this is most premature, and in the capital it was felt that it was decidedly distasteful to veil, who doesn't wish to be hurried in picking his possible successor. No member of the cabinet except Secretary Roper and no Important man of the administration attended tha reception, j McNutrsald he was not a candidate for any office, but Senator Sherman Minton, Governor Townsend and other leading Democrats of Indiana insist he should be nominated in 1940, and no one doubts that be would like to be so honored. FOn Chandler M Hctert ' Pored, Chancellor llltlcr delivering tha sensational ipeech la which he defied the world, declarlar Germany was not afraid of war. Above him le oeen . General Goerinf. Thin la a radiopbote from Berlin. Green Hits Lewli' Plan U. ftickaJud . k i J menace MISS DENE: hazard DEAR of affection i from gaining political control of Pennsylvania, the SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK American Federation of Labor reWMtora Mimhvw Onl . voked the charter of the state fedtions big navy program received a eration. President Green announced Plans Anglo-ltalla- n great boost The house naval af- that action with a declaration that fairs committee was about ready to the votes of 400,000 loyal federaSUPPORTED by a Urge majority of commona, Brltiah report favorably tha billion dollar tion members in Pennsylvania Prime Minister Neville Chamber-lai- n navy construction bill, which may cannot be delivered" by self moved rapidly toward realizaInclude provision for the establishlabor leaders, ambitious for tion of his plan for ment of more naval bases, mainly political power." f In the Pacific. European .appease his unions are planning Lewis and mentj the basis it to elect Lieut Gov. Thomas Kenwhich was to be a Hitler Defies the World nedy to the governorship. He is speedy truce with secretary-treasurer-the miners over turmoil spread Italy, to be followed POLITICAL union. t Adolf Relchsfuehrer four a poWer by pact including Brit- Hitler, in an address to the reichs-tadeclared his Intention to make Coal Prices Revoked ain, France, Ataly one of the e G n Germany r ran and y. TJ'ACED with growing litigation, most powerful naChamberlain abanthe national bituminous coal doned entirely the tions in the world, commission announced it had taken .British foreign pol. gave warning that it the advice of producers and labor V waa and on cr unions and voted unanimously to yve aecurity. He got did not fear war its schedule of soft coal suspend rid of Foreign Secretary Anthony though It dealred minimum prices, marketing rules peace, and demandEden, putting In his place Lord Haland regulations. The prices had of ed return the ifax, outspoken friend of Nazi Gercourts in nubeen aside set the 'by colmany, and defied the opposition of Germanys lost merous cases. onies. Furthermore, the Labor party In parliament Hitler upheld the agThe earl of Perth, British amFranco Rega!n$ Teruel actions of gressive conversabassador to Rome, had C'RANCOS Insurgent forces recov- tions with Italian Foreign Minister Italy and Japan, would and asserted that ered possession of Teruel, Spain, Germany Clano and was then called to Lonnot of tolerate ultimate the and continued their progress toward victory was don for further instructions. It loyaliit faction In Spain over Fran- the Mediterranean coast. In the resaid Perth and Clano agreed the folcaptured city they took more than lowing points must be discussed cos rebel forces. The with fuehrer told 18,000 prisoners and buried 9,000 gratificaof a the and. If possible, made part tion of bis success In compelling government dead. Rebel warships London-Romtreaty: Britain must recognize the Italian Chancellor Schuschnlgg to give the bombarded the coastal cities of VaAustrian Nazis representation In lencia and Sagunto and were In turn conquest of Ethiopia. his cabinet and to permit them to attacked by government bombing An Mediterranean act as a political party. Ha gave planes. pact ahould be arranged to Include no assurance that the independence Italian naval parity with Britain in of Austria would be preserved. He the Mediterranean, reduction In Itsimilar action Rumania Goet Fascist aly's troops in Libya, and British openly threatened assurances that the Suez canal will against Czechoslovakia unless tha RUMANIA is now a Fascist state of guilds patbe safeguarded against closing or Germans In that country were Thia was settled terned after Italy. granted political liberty." air attack. when King Carol proclaimed the summarHitlers be speech might Immediate cessation of constitution. ized as a declaration that Germany new propaganda In the British terrifor which will Great provides Britain. France ignore tories in the Near East In return a parliament western and other in powers carrywhich will for guarantee not Italy of guilds o! ing out her international policies, h to include propaganda workers to continue her will efforts farmers, destroy in Its Bari radio broadcasts. the last vestiges of the general set- and Intellectual . Withdrawal volunof foreign Both tha chamber teers from Spain was to be de- tlements which followed the World of will Insist not the have that deputies and the war; manded by Britain, and it was unsenate are reduced be must to nations restored a basis derstood in London that Chancellor in size and election Hitler of Germany had agreed to of equality with the have" pow- of members is to be to and is ers, prepared defy any that, and that Italy would not reof powers which may by trades and procombination fuse, although Mussolini especially fessions, not by pobe formed against her. wishes that Franco be granted bellitical parties. The King Caret ligerent rights. king will appoint half the senators Halifax Succeeds Eden and will have veto power over all to go along with legislation. All Rumanians are deFranc in Tight Place Neville ChamPRANCE, It was expected, would berlain in hi plana to buy" a clared equal, with radical distincand religious freedom is adopt a course parallel with that friendly settlement with Germany tions, with the Orthodox Rumagranted of Britain, for, as Foreign Minister and Italy, Capt. An- nian church as the state religion. Delbos said, ahe might otherwise thony Eden, British Trials by jury are abolished and find herself isolated In Europe. Howforeign secretary the death penalty reintroduced for ever Premier Chautemps served no- who has fought the certain crimes. tlce on Chamberlain that the French ambitions of Euroer The constitution was created by would Join In the pean dictators for Rumanias powerful crown council, If were pact only protection two years, resigned a special body established by King assured for Czechoslovakia and from the cabinet Carol ta define generalpolicies, ee secret Austria. Th French ;.niniFTiImwehfVis" met to organize an i count Cranborn, the arms expansion program Involving principal foreign un- Hungary Offers Pay $853,400,000 and to lay plans for deV i dersecretary. JOHN PELENYL minister from fending the Czechs against German Halifax was Hungary, revealed that his govLord Halifax aggression. appointed to jug- ernment has proposed a readjustThe Chamberlain plan leaves out ceed Eden temporarily. This change ment of Its war debt" whereby it Soviet Russia, an ally of France; was in effect another triumph for would repay the United States the and the French also seemed likely Hitler, was especially regretted by full amount of Its original loan but to lose another ally, for Poland, it France, and threatened to precipiwithout interest appeared, was about to enter Into tate a serious crisis for the British an agreement with Germany government Parker Gilbert Die$ Field Marshal against Russia. Viscount Halifax, lord president PARKER GILBERT of New d right-hanHitler's man, of the council and former viceroy of Goering, York, who at the age of thirty-tw- o was in Warsaw, entertained by India, is a personal friend of Hitler won fame by his brilliant work President Moscickl, Foreign Minisand an insistent advocate of Immeas ter Beck and Field Marshal Smigly-Ridgeneral for war reparatagent diate friendship with Germany and head of the Polish army. That Italy, even at the cost of great con- ions, died of heart disease. After and uther leading- Poles be- cession by Britain." He was sent completing his Job in' Berlin' bit believe war between Germany and to Berlin not long ago to talk over came a partner in J. P. Morgan & Co., dealing especially with matters Russia will break out before long. matters with the Nazi leaders. of international finance,"---- They, dnnl :,likerther. Germans.' but fear that if Stalin lost the war Hitler Crop Insurance Manager would proceed to grab Poland. GREEN of' Missouri has Army Planes' Great Flight . ROY M. made manager of the C1X bombing planes of the United Isolationists Cheered State army air corps success$100,000,000 federal crop Insurance the created un. fully agency completed an, epochal mass in corporation, American isoiationi$tsjaw European develop- der the new farm law to insure flight of 8,000 miles from Miami, wheat growers-againsments the eclipse of the internacrop fail- Fla., to Buenos Aires. The only tionalism fostered by President ures. The appointment was made intermediate stop was at J Lima, Roosevelt and Secretary Hull, and by the board of directors, which also Peru. From there the bombers Andes were greatly encouraged In their selected Cecil A. Johnson, formerly roared over the determination to keep the United of Ames, Iowa, as ity secretary. and landed at the Argentine capiGreen has. been chief of the Agrital. where thousands cheered the States free from foreign entanglefaviators. The planes carried 43 men of culture division time the same At the proments. departments the flight commander in of besides the bureau defense inance national of agricultural powerful ponents Lieut Col. Robert Olds. were elated and the administra economics since 1935. .i onstituted j V renunciation or disillusionment, may find peace and happiness with a tolerant, understanding, sympathetic mote. Spinsters and bachelors who have been lonely for years find peace and contentment In marriage, even though the tender passion bo denied them. A man may marry tor tha second time and be as happy with the wife he has chosen to keep him comfortable as he was with his first wife who gave him love. A woman may divorce her husband, whom ahe once loved passionately; and settle down serenely with a man for whom she has only affection. n Middle-ag- e has learned loves and is willing to compromise with life and take whats offered for contentments sake. Loneliness can make marriage and middle-ag- e seem a haven of refuge even though it be a marriage of convenience pure and simple. V, DEAR "v anti-Britis- 'lv i :.3 r t i - J ik V v I t V s' - - t snow-cappe- d better L loving.-J-btt c r 17AV DELI! FOB THE ItltEIT t. 7 v t Taka 1 IAYU ASNUN bhUta driak fvfi flaM af am IqW baalanat la X kam. .pxr: Til i i mTl i - V.-J- V L. Yon have spent ae much time and energy In yanr detective werk that ane can only congratulate .7 yon on the fruit at year labors. A tnara sympathetic soul than mine would teU yon that yon had been badly used, but It teems te me that ifrl constantly am rounded t 'l. r.,1 with onspldon was bound to get a xpllned- - Jl tone affecting million rew wrong Ideas ta her bead. U You have refused to trust her reared metropolitan slum hazard zone of floods, still unconquered despite districts' 7:7 the from the minute you met her. You great cSd proess; .U) Ahe bixard aone- of medidifer the common' frSj have always accused her of the worst You have fought down any impuise rislng in.you . to . believe that the was worthwhile. Are you surprised that after three year she has decided to put some of your suggestions into practical use? X. I believe this Is the first time he s ever deceived you and I also believe that if you took her back doln the on nuTvy0U d which would save you both thing from misery. But you must make up your mind to put away the sleuths outfit when you marry her. To live with a is to put any woman into the enough frame of mind where the feels impelled to go out and do some of the things her husband ha Another hazard zone." undeclared war. -C Bell Syndicate. WNU ,uested. Exmpie: Panay sinking. Service. J) -- biatbab'1 If threat mask aad afir ) IAYU af wma 93 tahlats la Vi twka. This aas Iba l abate ladreSp All it usually costs to rBct misery of a cold today 5 i relief for the period F cold 15 to 25f. Heaco bo Iai. need neglect even min -- .,1 colds. Here is what todosTujJj BAYER tablets y cold coming on vithiiuflfp ' of water. Then repeat D w according to directions package. Relief comes of The Bayer method colds is the wav m any approve. Yon take Bayw for relief then d P improved promptly - y family doctor,' it - z, 2 Both anything to be loved, it is (! DENE: I have ened horses. Knowing nothing of the true state of affairs, their imaginations run riot in the attempt to discover why youve suddenly become secretive. It is better always to ten the truth however ugly it may sound for the truth at its worst can never compare with the stories your neighbors have already concocted about you. Since you are living a new sort of life, teU people about The minute you give your audience the facts they wiU cease to conjecture, and on the day the conjecturing stops, your reputation will undergo n change for the better. ' proposed-four-pow- S MISS that this quarrel may have cost me dear In mere ways than one- - Y. D. ANSWER Cast a veil of secrecy over your life, shroud yourself in mystery and at once you set the whole world whispering. And the chances are that the world being what it is, some of the whispers will have a distinctly unpleasant flavor. If you are going to make a mystery of where you live and tvhy, the more conventional of our friends will begin to shy away like fright- com-pose- -- Have If there is with tny mether and new live In an apartment at my awn. I seem te be losing my friends. I do net tell them at what baa occurred, and so have te make up reasons why they cannot see me ta my home. I hate the feeling that everybody Is whispering about me. I feel ; defense-committ- Keep you body free of acorna waste, take Dr. Pierce Picas lets. 60 Pellets 30 cents. Adi, 2 lea-so- n Refusing n t n anti-Italia- b y e ' f J b,el Anglo-ltalla- What 4e you No matter how much the modern writers attempt to analyze love into r shreds. It must still be for the young, a vital spark, a feeling for which there is no accounting. It is Pattern S90J. absolutely right that young people should ask themselves practical dividual squares of durable questions about the matea they have and, once youve learned chosen, but before they begin their won t want to stop until self they should squares are finished m V first have experienced something into a spread of unusual bet deeper than affection, something be- In pattern 5908 you wifi atructions for making th yond reason. 1 Tj Young poopio cannot afford to do shown; an illustration of I , Above photo illustrates tha hazard zona of motoring." But every without tha vital spark. They cannot of the stitches used; materia! other phase of everyday life has Its hazard zones," a few of which are hope to substitute for U, financial se- quirements ; a photograph d i illustrated below. How many can you Identify? Answer! given by curity or good solid affection or o sab square. To obtain this pattern send I They must tifactory companionship. cumber below. knots something of the first careless cents in stamps or coinj (E rapture before they can decide to get preferred) to The Sewing Q? along without it forever. But men and Household Arts Dept. 25J women of riper years may well marry St, New York, N. Y. or reasons other than sheer hearb Please write your name. J A woman who love. man or a timing has known love, and tha bitterness of dress and pattern numberp7 g, ) lic.hrEs. we chose. I of ' ljSread "tha!! - cross-examinatio- MOVING LtoO.Stop John Lewis and Bed as a substitute for love, as far as getting married Is concerned? I want to marry but can feel nothing bat affection for my future husband. Is there any hope for happiness? A, W. vard universitys traffic ANSWER Everything depends on research bureau, declare your age, A. W. No one can make rainy, slippery pavement hard and fast rules about affecar the hazard zone tionate marriage In general but a of motoring." Profeszor good many points must be considLessells, authority on fric- ered before undertaking such a ret tion, believes, he can lationship. eliminate this evil by In Young people should marry for effect placing a battery love, and no nonsense about it. For of windshield wipers un- while were young our hope of romance is high and If it is denied der the carl us, we yearn for it all our lives and Imagine ourselves cheated of life dearest gift even though we may be admirably suited to the mates In of Kentucky for-mally announced his candidacy for the senate seat occupied by Alben He W. Barkley majority leader. said he would try to confine his fight to state issues, but would not hesitate to take issue with the Roosevelt administration If it interfered in the primaries In behalf of Barkley. that Crocheted Can Here Affection Be a Good Substitute for Love ? health and happiness the unconquered of everyday life. zone Prof. John &L Lessella of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (left) and Dr. Miller McClintock of Har- K Race Governor a. b. chappy"), ZMwtUut dangers mm ITMUIIJ a hundred battle-frontscientists seek I ways of combating bidden -. ; Vv liiiiTii- - I f roRtx X FULL DOID 2S Virtually 1 cent WNU t- O Car tabby ta crnled gartag the Hadta ter Kvarr . ZOO peeme-2- 00 i , i HOT EL Temple Sfp: n- - rrmFiL '.--'J ve yM mi (In fj- 7 W - house-detecti- h 'TABLETS tort ehnd,l0ne I i |