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Show ."'JR vYUXA SUN. SVLINA. UTAH WASHINGTON wants to know who Marine States ban3 to walk out at the womens. patriotic conference on .national defense. Probably It was Assistanf Secretary of '.the Nivy Henry I.. Roosevelt, but he would say rjothing, so..a resolution was. . . . . . . Introduced In , fongress demanding an . . . ,lnvestlgatlon- . The lliflieultles arose ofit of a speecn Southerners Launch Talmadges Presidential ' BdQni NATIONAL TOPICS INTERPRETED t.efore the women's conference hy Bain-hridg- e . Bonus. Lamlcm who Democrat said Colby, .a toReru!)liyms . Kansas.Offers 1 unkind things, about the Ntfw Deal, Veto. . Bill Passed Over Roosevelts . . . ; hereupon thp hand walked out, and ' certain ViavyolIlcers. refused to d'ellver scheduled speeches before, tjie. conW. . By ' ference. The Republicans did.no over-- " . WASHINGTON. D;C., NATIONAL. PRESS' BLDB. . Wetern Newapapjy,l'nlon. ; look the opportunities offered, by. the '. . The Ilarrjsnn compromise honns bill Ipeldent . Washington. Thef American , Liberty that Mr. Smith has walked .out'on that " TWO TUOCSAXD or niore grass league has laid aside- Its swaddling section of the Democratic party that Democrats, representing 17 that went through the senal.e and house " . . . clothes and has sticks by Mr. .Roosevelt." He said It DTK WORTHY among recent deaths outhern and border slates though .easily, was vetirt-- by President and The house 7 .Is th'nt of (Jeorge W. Wiekersham Immediately Liberty League . put on long pants was a choice either "t(f .put on the most of them wore Georgians-s-nsseinthe . meusure. .of 'New- - York, who was attorney genln ,lie fie,1 of Po1' mantle of hypocrisy or we 'can take a "b . Steps Out ld 'n Macon, Ga., The Semite wasrepussed little a more deliber. He explained It probably .. era T Af .the United States In the Taft wild .It ice." Although walk. and with .yells new as a group would Be the latter course.. And launched t fie boom of ate, hut within three days lt.,too, had: adnifnlstration and- - for .many .years' comparatively overrldden.the disnpprdval of the Chief one of the .countrys leading corporaand promoted consistently as non- frankly It semns with the personal ne fiilimidge ' He was executive, and the hill wwis.rnade law. partisan,- the league can novv he said following that he has, a walkout by tion, seventy seven for (he. Democratic vote In the senate wus'.'tMo 19. years old; and died of heart disease to have plunged headlong Into he" po- Mr. Smith cannot be described as othThe . nomlna-tlonPresidential Ih the hoitse It hadlieen 321 to Cl. In . litical warfare. .If Its firkt big rally can erwise' than serious to the party from , They adopted a It was a notable fact that all the stand was' Wiekersham chairman as ;a crljerlon'lts 'influence" is which that group Is defected. It has .Mr. to him j motion asking senators 95 In number, for Huey famous Hoover commission named due. to be felt In. an Important way fn all of the earmarks of an Interesting run as a constitutional Longs successorhns not yet taken his to Investigate prohibition a.nd other "the forthcoming national "elections. . ho I? op- "seat situation, political Democrat were present and voting Notable ' law enforeeuienfln 199, The commisThis rally tiat reaJly marked the Immediately after Mr. Smith had posing w hat they called hut not strange" when one" remembers sion's .report oppose'd repeal, but the 'league's campaign .dehut was a pic-- , spoken,, quite Democrats ln conthe "theorists, cr.aek-pots- , this, fs .an election year. Fifty-sevedocument, wns accompanied hy the' turesque thing.. It was picturesque gress fired hapk at him and in defense brain trnsers and Rad3 Democrats, IT Republicans and In first because of the time and the place of the New Deal. Men like Represent-ativ-- e .members. Individual statements of the icals professors' Follette of Wisconsin, Iji a 'majority uSged repeal .or which 'and the very nature of the thjng and Donghtpn of North Carolina, a New Deal. Talmadge,. though highly and P.crison'of Minnesota" voted the'elghteenth amendment. the tpanner of approach to the voters .Democratic jvheelhorse as chairman llateddeclli'ied tocoinmunt'qr to inakp for the hill,- while 12- - Democrats and. The net result was confusing.. of the- - country but It- - vvas more pic- -' jof the' powerful ways nnd meqns cominy announcement at thV trine, . 7. Rertildleans voted against If Much .good wirk, overlooked by the. as well mittee; Speaker1 Byrnes, and a flock tur'esque and' more The platform a'dopted by the 'meetThe galleries, were filled' and there 'public In th'p controversy- - over prohl- -' because- the headlineImportant vvjisAl-fred'of pthers. They Insisted generally that speaker ing called for preservation of.'ihe wns vote was wild clieeting when the billon, .nevertheless was done, hy the one flme Democratic can- the Smith-barragwas more helpful to Smith, of Sla'te sovereignly timl of announced. Republican senators amused commission, its exhaustive reports, didate for the Presidency, and liy all the- - ' Democrats than campaign It themselves twlt-.tln- g the. AmeHenn form of governitient. filed early In 1931, covered many npd the spectators by odds the "most- - colorful arid pungent ' speeches "they themselves could make. iccttseil President Roosevelt ofabnn-lonl- ng the Democrats on their failure to phases of the crime problem and were of the present day. .It was a Administration leaders in the execufallh In the ('pnstltil.tlon and' stand by their "chief, voluble "regarded ns Important contributions In Speaker more thag 2,090 person dinner of tive departments are beginning to fire the doctrines of. Tlibinns Jefferson nn.J of the twitters helhg deflator Hastings ' . that fiefd. from evety'state in the Union- - and also, but they are .smart enough to let f 'repudiating, abniulonmg. ami of Delntvare. ... . held ln exactly the saute rooms of the ent.hnsjnsm aroused by the speech the iilalform on which he Informed of the vote, 'President S.' GUMMING announced the Mayflower hotel here vyhe're two die down before they attempt to upset was elected In HKkt. It staid:. DR. HUGH .. Roosevelt, at once ordered government .on weeks parlier 1resiijent Roosevelt February 1 he would .rearguments advanced by Mr. Smith. We do not r.cgard the occupant. of departments to prepare for pavmont of tire as surgeon general of the United I tiave-nsame ahottt number of the doubt, from the signs even 'the. White House as a Democrat.. . the bonus certificates ns' quickly ns States public, health service,' because now cropping' lip, that an effort will he at the JacUson day persons lit t our has broken pledge-o'.Up accuracy w ill permit. Secretary of. the of long service and- health that Isnt 'dinner. As a further 'note made In' congress to discredit the of violated the platform party and ' Treasury Morgentliuu , said .tiint the too good." He has been In the service attention ' he called the fact .to " league. . It lobks like Se.nator Black, might tat2. . o payment would he" the most ifilllcult since 1891 and tins had four terms' as that, the niepting was presided- - over by Alabama Democrat and chairman of In We here today all'irn'i ow faith niochiinlcnl task (tie treasury' had faced-I- Its' bead. Ills, administration Is cred--lie- d Bordert Burr, a'Ufolong Alabama Dem- the sortate .lobby committee, probably that, doctrine.". Its history." He said' the- - treasury wit.h completion of the quarantine ocrat, and the other speakers were Drl vvill'dig into the league's files to show t'o estimate the Would 'need $2,590,000. and the veter-- . It Is not easy .yet system; Inauguration- of prelmmlgra-tio- n Neal Carotfiers, a Southern Democrat, "how It was'fina.ncqd to a large extent possible results of the' Talmadge mine ans' administration $5.0iK) 000 ' to Inexaminations 'at American conhead of the economics . depart- by such wealthy men as 'the Duponts, sient. .The administration leaders" recrease the force to take care of the sulates'; establishment of a national' long ment of Lehigh university In Pennsylamong others. Such an investigation fuse to take, the Georgia govefnor tl'iun million' Job. .More Int.erest seven, and national narcotic vania, and former. ' Federal leprosarium will 'carry an undercurrent of 'likewise admit-thaJudge t or can he to seriously calculations, will be necessary. farms, and construction 'of eight maCharles I. Dawson of LouisviHe, Ky., a movement to with political, control of any of the smith rine hospitals. '. . . a men as John J. such influence of . Republican, ern states. . I7E CAN either take on the man-yv- It was believed In Washington that . I referred nbove to Mr. Smith as be; .Raskob, former Democratic national The situation In the South Is furtie of. hypocrisy, or we can .President Roosevelt would appoint aa Ing a colorful shdaker; and from all chairman, a. league director, and Jouett ther complicated hy Hie sudden death take a walk; and we'll probably do Ihe new surgeon general 'Dr. Thomas. of the comments 1 ' It se'erhs Sliouse, forpier executive chairman of f Gov. O. K. .Allen of Louisiana, lie the latter." . II. Parrnn. 'Jr... state health commisto be. the consensus that ne.ver has he. tle Democratic national committee was the devoted and complaisant adThese words of Alsioner of New York'and .assistant sur- Justified the description better than In. and the lea'gue president If that fight ' herent of Huey Long ar.d had 'been fred K. Smith Jn tils geon general on leave. will be a mudslinging his league speech.. lie was Introduced gets started-I- t selected to fill out the unexplred .term speech at .the AmeriA1 Smith of AmerMr. ns Burr 'by beauty. ' . f the late senator. Lieutenant Govcan Liberty league So, Summarized, the picture result-- . JURY' In the United States District ica, "and proceeded to assure hlsaudl-- ' ernor Noe succeeded to the governor-ihlp- , dinner In Washington ence York-ret "verIncluded froiil the league's dinner is that of millions that New In Ing court ' listening phned but who 'w ill now be the leader-i- t were perhaps.the most lie- - placed a radio that by of feud, as well as a major polit-'.Ica- l' dicts ag'alns.t major patriotism acting Capt. jjullty Immediateforces not t was .the Ijotjff Interesting nnd glgnllb-can- William IT. Warms and above a he was because there Is a renl-lthat candidate movement, three, party, . ly determined. of--, his utterances bitfei fight between, personalities In for nq office, under the Sain', that Jie In negligence on that occasion,, foe had no ax to. grind and that such sight as well as the possibilities of a f I IIAT Is knowrs us the Rankhend-to be trial resulting from th.e disastrous lire' he professed critical .shot's ns he might-takwere third party mo.vement. Morro Castle o'fT.AsBury the that swept "Jones bill "for soil conservation, speaking for "the dls without a for 8, situation 'ns' 'It sow stands, toll 'any1931, personal animosity Park, taking 'September the admlnlstratlon.'s substitute fo'r the clples "of .Jefferson. one. But he did not pull his pum hes however,', the Republican party holds Ifvps.- AAA, was given the hesitant approval and Clove. Jackson . Smith find-hiResides Warms, thpse convlcte.d were when he pilloried the New Deal and following and o the senate hgrlculturnl comndltce la ml and. concernln? afiow'ed no he' of he can when Kben the chief Starr 'engineer mercy Abbott, drejv generally league .membership 15 a vote to of 2, In their action the Democratic national by although In" definite opposition to E. Cabaud, bu'tned Demohe' the between the the .counted deadly Henry parallel ship', D.-Smith-o- f man Ellison South Carolina .convention n.ext June .when the deleand" most all of its aid lie personally had some" doubts" gates are'asked to Indorse, the doings executive vice president of the New cratic platform of 1932 and the policies the New- Deal York &, Cuba" Mall. .Steamship, comVlilch on that a candicondition works carried had. .'Mr. Roospyelt. only The niens-orof the Roosevelt administration. There is constitutionality. would enable. the secretary of ag Smith's' pany, operators of the Ward Line, and through. I believe It'niay be said that date ahd a platform, viewed by them. could he no misunderstanding the New York & Cuba .company Itself. he reached the peak of his speech as sound, are . by the Re-rlcullure.-tcon. remove .'lO.tKNl.ootr acres meaning, and lie" must now-beon when he tire If stand the laid, Republicans turn too speaker's puWieans. from cultivation arid give him even sidered the leader of .the conscrvn- of the Democratic side In their efforts to of radical far the copies platform In their revolt against FRANCE'S, new goyernmeqt, under wljlcr' powers than. he had under the tlve Dcmocrflts as - p.remler, It Is 1932 and the Socialist platform .of the to match the Democratic position the policies, of the New Dealers; The .AAA. It wns evidently headed for.H concern of the administration Dein-- , hoped will stand up until the spring same year and In. his best Eakt side (which necessarily must be in support hot debate on the senate llopr. . he challenged anyone to, deny of everything the president has done), oernts Is now as to how exthnslve will elections. If It does, the results will Vnllilce be It let known Secretary be that Roosevelt had been elected then, tlie.re" Is likeiy-tMr. parhe conserva. the whether the not be happy for Italy holt; and that officials pf the Agriculture, Trens-on a Democratic ticket an'd liad carty, which would make predictions of own tives their a for It flcket,. will suptake op put and cowllj wem Justice Bry mjich ried departments ' . the outcome worthless. out. the Socialist. promises. stronger stand Hn supoperating In an effort to collect for the port the Republican nominee or mereThe Presidents breathing spell" ly slay away from the polls.oOf course port of the League of ordered Government the $2tHl,(HHi,(XK ' his message to congress on Chn'gress frequently- goes off ou a Nations than did that returned t processors by the Supreme In any ense the) Republican cause will the' of In which It will, set about. ex-- state the staff his .of Union, he aided the tangent The' .unless of guesses new Laval materially, no he hut details of the. court, gave his formed Its monetary policies all are leaders rosing this or that of. wrong. mlnfster. is foreign plan. .In referring to this court ruder or the .other among Digging New Deal Democrats were quite unPierre-EtiennFlan- - other mhatv subjects which the former In a Judin talk, Mr. Wallace went "far New York'pjcked to'pieccs. of svhlch governor practices of pri- Smith the .the Secrels. by for his noted speech, dismayed pro-din, Up " ther In criticism of the Supreme'court '"vate lie" Ills In business. - In the own Inimitable .. way. was weak bogged declared and Ineffective Rrit'tsh tendencies; and " than "has. any of the ml-- . they to several' assert itself again and last years it has been particu-larlPaul Rancour, congress Joseph ministration, lle'declared It "was "ihe The.v. announced that Majority Leader It Jn the from hie his active'in Id "plea Robinson exposing to public view senate quoted the .of Joseth Tj no friend of Mussolini, most gigantic legalized 'steal In his ' should return to the fathers hemse secrets of corporations nnd .Individual would deliver the otllelal reply .lu ,a of Is minister the state tory." 'Representative Aljen T...Trea'd Albert Sarraut again one of the three. branches radio address. representatives aqd sanators- - have C(ir(.(, wh ofandthebe federal way of Massachusetts asserted on the said it blown off niucji steam concerning sallie "in Mr. government. his Smith Liberty league In ftiere other ailairs. respects league flour of the house tliqt any otllelal who once jujihed President Is nothing especially notable about took courJIgp for a lifelong Democrat" aries paid' hnsipess executives and they will make a statvment of that nature speech never 'have directed criticism-n- t private busion the. Sarraut cabinet. Regnier Is re- to say the things he was saving, but about 'the Supreme court ought to be Roosevelt hut he specifically put no ness "ns. well for $ome of its other exhe is there for full blame that repu"dispiayeJ gainsaying ti gentleman'tlie tained as nance minister, and he is Impeached.? MY. Wallace may. not diation wfint it took. of most of the pla'fik In the committed to the I.iival ptdlcy of penditures. ' have 'heard the last of tills. 'A few Democratic platform" of P.V',2, .'w lileh. Iu Through the speech was Mr. Smiths years' ago Senator Norris ol the franc. f declared was the. best e.ver. put forth in Flamlln went- - to London for .the cluNen tlreiye that a grant dhttgr-- lies, Nehraka, among others, spoke at ahead.- - a danger that the New Deal great- - length. in criticism of our govthis rootdry- KANSAS .Republican state, commit funeral of King George, and It, Is the Kansas D.ay dub Al Robinson's to will destroy everything which he held ernment's diplomaflc service because "reply Sen'aor In Pans Hint he would sound - and many party feeders rum the Misof the shlnries pqul and the expendiSmith's speech consisted hi the main of out British hankers on the subject had made America the outstanding souri valley region, celebrating Foug-der- s quotation from previous uttcj-aiicetlut It is: lie accused the Iresh tures. allow ed for operation of ourfor-eitrby ot a Joan of three billion francs which 'difiloma-t.iday. in Topeka, r offices. The Norris, Sttiilh In w hit'll he advocated a course I lie-s 3 reiu'h t.i easur.v; sorely needs. dent of having arrayed .class against ' presented to the'eoun qiitte-nthe Willi Laval In the discard, the Brftiso class and asserted that what the- - nil-- , yitdical nppnrentlv djd considerable dampursued Jy "try - G ov. Alf-- London tlie d'plomatlc snrvlc'e because tlon faces Is the most gigontic tax. burNew Dealers in combating the ilepres, to age .on look witb this . suggestion might .of Kansas ns their' den ever known. To this lie added It made many capable men fearful of ' lie Jeert'.l at the New Yorker lav or.. sion; . " choice for the Reptih-- . for abandoning the streets of the west that it will not he the rich who will entering ' that . field where highly llenn Iresl'dential n'om side for the pa laces .of Park nvjoiu pay, nor Hie poor, but that vast, arniy. trained. men are necessary. HITLER has Just completed. of Individuals Kith" Incomes from d tnatlon. 'In' a- speech sind trading Ills brovvn derby for a silk ADOLF .But all' of the time during which 'to the banqueters the 'years as t.he ruler of hundred dollars a month to five thou-- , cflticisms lKive. been leveled at private topper, and denounced liTm ns a deand the anniveivary , was cele- "sand dollars a yeaf. governor told what lie serter In the 'face of the enemy. business 'on account1 of- - salaries paid . hoped to ' do for the brated hy the Nazis with triumphant Sir. , Smith business executives and because of .In conclusion, Finally, 26,000 I Nazi . nation If lie were" none Addressing aid:. of t he Towns'end old age Yejoiclng. other expenses,' the senate Itself has stdnii the In a ted and elected. jelctisfuelirer " are- troop veterans, me give this solemn' warning: 'been going ahead, frfitn year to year . ,I.et proving g . declared : Refraining, from There can be only. one capital, Washmost "annoying to 'many congressmen, using' taxpayers money to suit Us own " Imever oiiposes.us now does It not epithets for Edwin A. and It Is like.ly they will be Investigated. ington or Moscow. purposes. For lnstance.-Col- . because we are N'azis, but because' we . arg.umentV he o'lfere'd a. program-fo"There can be only one. atmosphere .Halsey, secretary of the senate, latpl.v A resolution an Inquiry was In" ending federal extravagance and troduced hy. Representative Jasper restored military "Independence to' Ger- of'goverhincnt. the clear, pure fresh has made public his annual report cov- -' . . . many.. "prosperity. . air of free Ame'ri.ca, or the foul breath erlng senate operation? and it shows Roll of Missouri, Democrat. It charged 25 minutes, claiming th$ .of communistic Russia. There c. w.be Itc lying to the query "What, would that for several' .hitler spoke Individuals money to the ex.that and years Nazi n'lovement has Ifrougllt unity, to only one flag,- - the Star and you do?" .Mr: Lanilon proposed relief or tent gf '$3,290,852 have "(innceived Hiidpromoted Stripes, spent for groups" " the mutioVi and adding: for .agriculture through a "soil conserthe flag of the godless union" .of the maintenance of that-onnumerous schemes under, the ' pretext branch of we love it, Soviets.' 'There can be' vation.' program with the honest pur of obtaining pensions for Jive ; We seek peni-- because only one nacongress. . There are 96 senators, each, aged and ' ini .our honor because. we av The Stat Spangle.d ' of whom has'an office stn'JT; there are pose of saving the fertility 'of Anieri tional; anthem, and that now seveial .'groups but e. insist needy '. do not live wltljout It." ean farms and not merely that of pro- .of fraudulent promoters- - are or The .Internationale,, sopie 30 odd' committees In operation, Banner enriching 'a blind for further he 'only one victor. If our each' with a.stpIT, and there Is the regdispensacan viding there themselves the by working . tion of X.A checks" ' ' . with a .large JOB reductions In nnval. tonnaga Copstltutjon - wins, we'- - win. Rut If ular' pension plan racket." MVare . The governor pledged himself to old stop.there the personnel. Consequently, salaried alone put'. so far as the Lirirdoo the Constitution-r-sto- pi age pensions. He recommended exten r conference. Is. concerned, Constitution' fannot lose." PIANSannoiince.d In St. Louis by tqke up a .considerable chunk of the IFlenders Ion and improvement of clv.ll service, world Jewry are carried of of to tota.l qnndltlon .outlay, hut Colonel Halseys reowing ; and t.he uiilization by the' federal govof the Rnt what the. significance he Is of. axid "worldto affairs defection of another this the out, there exodus, port dis.closecl that 'general, continernment of specially trained minds as time from Germany where the Jews Japan.- - f row ever tlfe parley mad bggtie dinner and the Smith speech? gent expenses of the senate had eaten ' Prior he .has used them in Kansas "to colto' the dln- - lip $701,900. "Inclifded 'In this total of are greatly oppressed by the Hitlersome progress toward" an agreement' The Smith ner, the leagues ex-- . "contingent expenses wns an item of lect facts, not to administer theories." on the sizes of ships "and calibers of ites. Sir "Herbert Samuel, eminent His own best recommendation- - of British Jew, attending the national guns wTien.the Americans. French, and . Walkout ecutive council , met $236,000 for the cost of senate Investighlme!f he gave In three succinct par-- . council of Jew.sh federations and wel Whether . fn secret. the Inst year. Almost half Italians accepted a ndvv British pom ations-lh It committed- - the league to a definite o.f Hiis' amount vyas.used by the munitgrnphs summarizing his. budget balfare funds, said a definite method promise pl.m as a basis for discussion ancing achievements. would be formulated soon to provide The plan proposes battleships vvdtk stand vvas not formally announced, yet tions Investigation committee headed for the gradual emigration of at least a maximum of35.000 tons, the existing suridy 'there are grounds upon which hy. Senator Nye, Republican of North was made the sub 100, 090 of the German relch's estlmat-jaby limits; 14 Inch guns Instead of the to base, a statement that It means, to Dakota, PAYMENT of the veterans bonus de-on . 430,000 Jewish population. The unbaby bonds payable on Ptl'tIJt 16 loch ones, which would be support candidates .an'd platforms ject of criticism, on the senate floo:. . . maud was euactec. Into law by conconservatiye side. because of-- his committees attitude dertaking will be financed hy a fund eliminated; and an entirely separate With equal emphasis, It can be said C Western Xewper Untoa,. of about $15,000,000 raised by KuglUh gress, and the money for the ex solcategory for destroyers, placing them diers may be available on July L and American Jews, In a classification with small cruisers. 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