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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Current Events the World Over (News Review of temporary man of the Democratic national convention In 1932 and as such delivered the keynote speech, will serve In the same capacity at the convention In June, outlining the Issues of . this year's campaign as his party views them. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas will be. the chairman permanent again. Yet another repeater will be Former Judge John E. Mack of New York.- Font placed Franklin I). Roosevelt In nomb nations and be will do It again In ' June. were made by the Other ofcommittee on arrangements. ficers of the convention chosen, are: Lee Barnes of Alabama, chief doorkeeper; Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, national commltteewoman of the District of Columbia, hostess of the convention, with Mrs. Agnes Collins Dunn of New Hampshire as assistant; Col. Edward C. Halsey, secretary of the senate, sergeant at arms; Representative Clarence Cannon of Missouri, parliamentarian, assisted by Representative John J. O'Connor, of New Y'ork; W. Forbes Morgan, secretary of the convention. National Chairman Farley said that the rule, which has prevailed In Democratic conventions for a century, will not be abolished. The rules committee will be headed by Senator Bennett Clark of Missouri and It- - will . report for abrogation of the rule as well as elimination of the unit rule. The latter binds the state delegations to abide by the decision of a majority of the delegation. .According to Mr. Farley, these changes .will not prevent the practically unanimous nomluation of President Roosevelt. . . . . Illouse. Hurriedly Passes New Revenue Bill Roper Stirs ' Business Men to Sharp Retort Young Farouk' . , , of Becomes . . .Egypt. King ' W. PICKARD By EDWARD Union. Webern . Newipafier . pxlraordiniiry Rfeed whirli culture, returning 550,000 persons to WITH t work,, were "about normal,.' the report opposition considered Inde' said.; .new odininlstrntion.s the cent, revenue bill was pushed 'through the house. CONTINUING the .policy of over the activities of The vote, "07 to. 03,. was almost s t r I ct Jr American citizens, the senate' passed a n'ew vocational education bill Introalong party lines. The roll call showed 82 duced by Senator Walter F. (leorge of KeivMleans and .only Georgia and supported by Majority j 11 Democrats voted Leader Robinson of. Arkansas. It was opposed by Senator King of against the measure, strongly Utah, Democrat, who Insisted education while four Republicans-desertee the minority waathe responsibility of the states, not federal government. of to cast their lot with The measure authorizes an annual the administration. appropriation of $12,000,000 to be dis. The bill was handed tributed among the states on a matchto the senate whose ing has s, In proportion to population. Harheaded finance committee, by Iat In addition It authorizes $1,200,000 a rison, bad been studying It In secret year to be allotted for the payment of for be to In order prepared sessions sain rids and 'travel expenses of vocathe public hearings that opened two tional teachers, and $1,000, 0(H) a year days after the house had acted. There to be allotted for the preparation of had been predictions that this commit-- ' tenchers. and supervisors. tee would modify the measure radicaDemo-- , lly, but the opposition to It In of Kgypt, died of a faded, FUAD I, king have icratlc ranks seemed, to. Infection at his throat gangrenous away and Its passage by the senate country place near Cairo at the age of deemed was Without material change sixty-eighThe crown prince, Faprobable. rouk, .a six.teemyear-ol- d bill proAs passed by the. bouse the pupil In the royal vides : military academy at 1. A grnduajed" tax. on corporation Woolwich, England, Income which, It Is estimated, will was immediately proforce distribution of $3,300,000,000 ROOSEVELT made RESIDENT claimed king anil startmore In dividends and Jleld the goved for Egypt, sailing what might be considered the first ernment an additional $020,000,000 anfrom. Marseilles on a of his campaign speeches before the National Democratic club In New York nually. British liner' .escorted 2.. A windfall tax on unpaid or Rby a British warship city. Tammany was there In full force, efunded processing taxes Imposed under In order to ayold go-f- k but such disgruntled Democrats as A1 the invalidated AAA, which Is expectLI lng by way of Italy, Smith and John J. Raskob were con-- ' ed to yield $1K), 000,000.- Before . his death splcuous by their absence. Mr. Roose3. Continuation of the capital stocks King Farouk. Fuad named a regency velt declared his purpose to bring more and excess profits taxes for six uifmths council of three to govern the country food, higher prices and better- homes to yield $33,000,000. until Farouk comes of age. The young for the people. 4. A refund of $35,000,000 to procesIf you Increase buying prwer," he king, who Is six feet tall and well edusors who suffered financial losses under cated, hopes to return to England to 'said,' prices will go up; more goods the old AAA. complete his studies at Woolwich. It will be sold. ' Wages ought to and must was feared In Cairo that Fuad's death go up with prices. This does not mean -- 'TMIR Frazier I.emke would have an adverse effect on the unsound inflation or skyrocketing $3,000,000,000 A farm mertgage bill, with Its threat negotiations for a new prices; this should be avoided Just as of currency lnllatlon, was blasted out treaty which will give Egypt a greater we seek to avoid bankruptcy sale Of Its pigeonhole Friday and assured measure of freedom from British convalues." Of a voto In the house during the trol. Turning to his critics with sarcasm, Fuad, a descendant of Mohammed the President said "some Individuals present session. Five representatives signed the peti- All, founder of the Egyptian royal are never satisfied. to Referring tion to remove the bill from the house house, was the youngest son of Khecharges of extravagance and mounting rules committee, completing the 218 dive Ismail Iaslia "the magnificent" deficits, he said people complain to him about the current costs of resignatures necessary to bring up the Egyptian sovereign from 1SG3 to IST'J bill. building America, about the burden on OTHER member of congress future America." He insisted that the Speaker Byrns, Chairman-O'Connohas been having .so lively a time measure should not be the of the rules committee, and the other ns has Marion A. Zioncheck of Wnsh-i.'jto- n Democratic chieftains, by sheer podeficit of this year but the asserlitical power, are said to have held stale, the IMayhoy of the West- tion that the national income has risen currency-expansioern World. lie 1ms been arrested, 'thirty-fiv- e the billions in .1932 to sixty-fivmeasure In the committee for more jailed and. fined, and lias fought with billions In 1930. than a year under express orders of .the police; and the. other day he sudPresident lloosevelt. denly decided to nmrry Miss Rubye war In Austria became a. The Frazier Lemke bill proposes to Louise N'lx, a stenographer In the ac- CIVIL as the quarrel between the amortize farm mortgages by the Issug counting division of the PWA at AnFascists led by Irlnce Ernst von ance of $3, 000, (MX), 0(H) In now currency. napolis, With a Washington license and the clerical and monIt provides for a sharp downward re- he dashed around looking for a minisarchist elements beter who had left the city several years vision of interest rates ou mortgages. came acute. ' Governago. Then lie rushed to Maryland, obhowment officials, of tained another license, woke up a doin-inever, were trying desDANIF.L C. ItOIIiR, secretary .and he and' Rubye were made appeared before the perately to patch up n.un and wife. Next (lay Marlon led Chamber of Commerce of the United the trouble. States at Its annual meeting In Wash' Mrs. V.Ionebeck Into the gallery of the Irlnce Von Starhouse, and the members all arose and hemberg! who. Is vice Ington and warned Its of most cheered them.- Perhaps, bis actions members, chancellor, In a dewill be a trille more conventional herewhom are persistent fiant speech at Horn . critics of New Deal after. warned his political . policies, that unless opponents, that- - bis i or home has enterprise heimwehr, sfcei private Reich Hermann Wilhelm tinering takes up the slack In guard, would' be dls-- . controller of national economics, and he solved "only over my employment, business ' must pay the relict has 'decreed, un era of Shlrtan simdead body." . bill out of earnings. Chancellor 'Kurt Schuschnlgg, speakplicity for the German people. Goerlng summoned the commissars for raw ma"It Is the respons! ing at Baden, retorted that Austria terials to a. conference and warned Is not Italy and Austrians are not blllty of all business ' . them they must further restrict Imand Industrial enterFascists." . Von Starhemberg asserted that If Inports and help draft measures to Inprises," said Roper, and not of one particular segment of crease exports. Only- - goods vitally ternal foe's press too hard there will be the government to Increase Its efforts necessary to the army and materials a "repetition of 1934" when the heim-web- r for greater employment. If a substan- needed to produce goods for foreign triumphed In a short but bloody tial measure of . Increased False Vlvll war against Socialists. export must he allowed to enter Gerdoes not take place the taxation friends surround Schuschnlgg', von many, Goerlng decreed. Officials of the propaganda ministry Starhemberg said, and the heimwehr for relief purposes will 'come largely from business earnings. There must further' darkened the picture of t(ie plans to protect him from them. or a longer' period near future by telling the. press It must be For Austria, said Starhemberg, there of Increased taxation. prepare .the public for a stiffening of are .three possibilities a continuation relations between France and Gerof the authority of the state, Nazllsrn,' Roper admitted that the administration had fostered bureaucracy, but many as .soon as the French elections or communism, lie asserted the heimInsisted that it was occasioned by an are finished. They also deplored the wehr is determined to preserve the .'emergency, and. responsibility for Its fact that relations .with England have Fascist system and would continue as Increase again lay .at the door of pria separate organization. . suffered. ' . vate business; . Various members of the chamber reby Mrs. Oliver ITALYS victorious troops In CONTFSTS aidedYork continued their adplied spiritedly.. Roy C. Osgood, vice society leader, president of the First National bank vance on Addis Ababa, though It. was and Alfred H. .Smith! Jr., were barr.ed of Chicago, predicted that. If the ad- somewhat retarded by .the efforts of from the mails ns "lotteries" In orders, ministration embarked on a sound fisthe natives to blow up the roadways signed by' Postmaster. Geuernl Farley. cal program that would Inspire confi- aiid . otherwise harass ' the Invaders. Tht?' orders were directed against the dence, .business would ' make rapid The Italian motorized column In this National Conference for Legalizing Lotstrides toward recovery, lie criticized movement is the most formidable yet teries, Inc., of which Mrs. Harriman is the pending tax on corporate earnings formed In this war and Is notable for president, and the Golden Stakes Ad-- 1 as Impracticable and a brake on busi- the large ubmber of white troops In- vertislng of which young ' . . ness expansion and stability. cluded'. Smith is vice president and counsel. . Fred 11. Clausen, president of the . General Crnzlanns soTithern army, In' the latter case' .a temporary InVan Brunt Manufacturing company of meanwhile, was driving ttfward Harar, junction restraining the.New Y'ork postIlorleon, W'is., told the chamber that second city of the empire. In. three col-- ' master from enforcing the order was the rising tide of public spending had umns.'. Te Ethiopians were putting obtained from. Federal JudgeKnox In . . been rolling onto our people for five up stiff resistance at various '.points New York. ; years," and there was no end In sight. but everywhere were driven back, ' ac. cording to ltal(an dispatches. He declared that the navy officials were ARMY and be When the Italian forces reached to concerned over a new, .mandates laid down by lresident Roosevelt, Secretary Roper and others Debra Birhnn, only 75 miles from Addis treaty .with Panama which isbeing secretwete practically Impossible In the Ababa, Emperor Halle. Selassie or- ly considered bythegovernment.. It was light of the Increased burdens heaped dered the capital city left "undefended, stild an uncorrected text of the pact on Industry. hoping the Invaders would occupy P sho.wed' It provides .for "joint converThe American Federation of Labor without bloodshed. The government sations" nulier 'than for defense of reported that "little or no progress" prepared to move out, and the, native the Canal .one In event of aggression. 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