Show FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 12 1034 ME IIP 11 THE OGDEN ceded tha it could not bo brought WALLACE URGES GARNER GREETS mi?iv into action rapmiy enough to men tho present emergency Wallace said there were difficult!? and ad- vantages to All of the first four a! trcnatlvea lie agreed All were worth An he outlined It the debating: is a transitional tie- tax processing STANDARD-EXAMINE- citnatops CHINESE PLAN ! V 12-(- avno -- changes they must go through either in the way of acreage reduc- lion on the one hand or increased imports on the other Secretary of Agriculture Wallace told the United Press today in an interview discussing the problems of the farm v Wallace is a vigorously outspoken executive' He has tackled a problem which defeated the best minds Administrations were able -- to brins it "We' have been postponing making up our mind3 since the war" Wal- lace said across his big flat topped desk in the Agriculture Department building "We can't delay much longer The people of thLs country find out what all this is about and make up their mlnda on it " REMAItKAIJLK JOB "I hope the people have the de- termination to go through with the policy The farmer thus "ar has done a remarkable Job "The danger I see is that some of people who are affected by the processing tax may get it into their to start a drive against pro- ccssinz taxes wthout being wl lnsr to go down the line on an effective HtT ZZtS - m "V""l plan formulated governmental lnaustry Straight Line Saves Mileage For Planes FRANCISCO— (UP) —The airplane's inherent advantage- of unrestricted flight and disregard of crossings traffic and other surface delays is enhanced by its ability between points to fly a bee-lin- e and thus save mileage United Air Lines' New York-mu- st Chicago-Pacifi- c Coast airway has been straightened out until it now is only 2775 miles from the Statue of Liberty t6 the Golden Gate This is 400 miles less than by rail and COO miles shorter than the most st automobile direct highway making possible a UHi-th- e st hour flight with United sengcr planes road-buildi- New senators who trtd Activities in the tcv their are grtcttd In the Atnatf building by Vice Presieongrttt dent John N Garner Left to right! irnett Gibson of Vermont Carl A Hatch of New Mexico Joseph C O'Mahoney of Wyoming and Vict President Garner (Associated Press Photo) coast-to-coa- onty-thlr- pas-hea- ds ft- - d law-makin- g Wins Oyer Auto Asphyxiates Storms Cause Death Weatherman Efforts Pet Bossy On Farm To 78 Rivers Raging WinOT YARMOUTH Mnss— (UP) —Arthur Dowd'a Idea or keeping his cow as well as his automobile In the garage worked out !a11 right until he left the motor running: be hind closed doors "Rens' the cow was asphyxiated FUND AIDS INDIANS BLACK RIVER PALUT Wto— (UP)— Winnebago Indiana hard hit by the depreslon are on their way back to recovery as the result of a special fund granted by the federal An administrator) of government the fund was appointed and according to the Indians has taken better t care of their needs than! at any SI time before i RIO DI5 JANKIRO Jan 12-(- AP) —Seventy-eigh- t persons were reported today to have drowned In floods which followed heavy w in Brazil and Argentina j ' were known to have Klght drowned In Rio De Janeiro Unconfirmed reports from Mendoza Argentina mild 70 had lot their lives and that widespread property damage wni Buffered In the mountain regions Tlie raging Mendoza river in Argentina carried away bridges and washed out highways In UritlKh Guiana five days of heavy rain caused damage estimated rahi-stonr- At $1000000 with 4500 England Italy 1607 and Poland 400 IJjUKlum it has nofhinq: z COLORED POST CARDS The League press rooms was re- ccntly flooded with post cards Bhow: BROWN ing Gerrcany at the mercy of its neighbors Each card" was brilliantly colored One showed Germany encircled by French British Polish Italian Czech and Bel- gian airplanes all flying toward Qermanyj It also showed which regions ot Germany each "enemy T air armaaa was attacking Others howed a ring of warship3 around permany all with guns pointed toward German cities and Others showed especially: Berlin the amouht of heavy artillery and the numbers of soldiers which were menacing Germany ' —fr : militarists Purple iris in bloosi ' AIRPLANE ARMAMENT height o Thus under the heading "Mlll- - ing oyer heavy - rainstorms lastweek here recently A aturday Special Martha feliington CA1INDIES two-yea- 1 2448 Wlshlneton Avenuo 7 i Saturday January Features i v w ' L r?m IA ' A--x : wiiw? 1 m ' - ' i ' When it cornea to buying primes it is well to consider quality asjwell a3 price Oir prunes arc wrfnklcd— but ''mwf'li'' ' not with nc They are top qu!i'ty— fresh moist and tenclcri fun of luodotj flavor m- - r 4 5 ' i A m 1 them so buy to your heart's content! 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' f 7mZ t Medium Site Choice Variety 29(2 IIS DUTTER CHEESE Frenh CreAmery A Grade Mild Full Cream 2 Ho 2 s4 91 POUND 'l POUND Cut KlrlngleNM 'I he new idea of packing their bfst grade of coffee in more economical containers made Breakfast Club Fancy TALL CANS tlioso friends of yours who get a lot of happinc out of living Health helps them COUNT G0AHD CIlArlPIOIl STEER WAS SOU) FOR 76c POUND Try this market for a fine va- rlcty of FRESH MEATS Fish Oysters Poultry Effga And Groceries at right prices REAL PORK SAUSAGE and Ilamburcrr that in nure to please you VIADUCT HAnKET 24lh Street And Lincoln Ave Phone 412 see the bright ldo of things —smooths over tho every-da- y bumps Thcyro happy because they're healthy Downcast days frequently follow common constipation It may cause headachesi loss of appetite and energy Yet it can bo overcome usually by eating a delicious cereal Laboratory tests show Kcllogg's Free Delivery Pliune 1300 01 3 3 ALL-BrtA- supplica 'bulk" and vitamin B to aid is also a regularity N ALL-BllA- N rich ' eburco of Mood-buildi- ng iron The: "bulk' in ALL BltAN is much like that in leafy vegetables IMPORTANT buying n bran product for tho rtllef of constipation— 1 to look at the label The Food and Drug Administration ! advised that all Wan products should statu clearly on tho package Juat what they contain It If Kellogg'f atl bran with only flavor added gives you the genrrou amount of 'bulk" nelel to promote proper elimination red-and-grc- Flour S perry Drifted Snow Rig J Mour Prize Flour fjG3 $1X5 $157 $143 Spudu Chtilre Iter RUm Lab Controlled Mah 93e ct$l43 uu the ir riri U3 m rj vJL0 9 Powdered or Brown ALL-DR-Al akSHaadb mbi AMLuaaA 9 i-- JM SM m m g in"- -V 1 HRr IBS SOAP ?M CATSUP COMtTlPATtON Crystal White w BARS I A! cud L119 11 Uui© nn Of SATTLI CBKEK u l lAROK BOTTLi: : ?o Spinacligjs Oranges SUGAR i'A Itosedale ) 2 Cans j2!js!50 Ldoz 15$ lettucoa lliffh Patent 0 ' inU55 "1 Lemons SSS" FLOUR BAG orn aoth Ilaf FRESH PRODUCE 1I(D(5 LOAVES S-- cn 60 m White or Brown A-- Y AlX-IKUN-beca- AjgumaAw Wall Beet BREAD On Important tiling to remember In Special processes of cooking and flavoring make Kellogg's ALL- BlLVN more palatable than ordi' nary bran Two! tablespoon fuls daily are usuallysufllcicntChroniccaseSf with each meal If not relieved this way sec your doctor Get the pack-ag- o ait your grocer's Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek si SUGAR Popular RrAnd o o High Grade Coffee Utah's ZM 2 Uo 2 Cans nine © Cans Utc ! Deans win5 If o o 20o Biniicrcttc Peas Large Size i 20 Alrwaft noilntl Dciicndahle pound Fanrjr Sifted 0m Of Gdffco Extra Fancy 25(? 3 i -- PORTLAND Ore-(U- P)-A large purplo iris bloomed in the yard of Mrs George h Roberta at the" - old-fashion- ed Hsi-sha- g Czechoslovakia DCO looo Uy turning the disk one also can get the rmmber of tanks And arm ored car& total navy utrcngth ths number of battlcthipa aircraft car lcrs crucrs destroyers submar-ine- a army strengths llRljt guns and heavy gu?s Tiie whole plan tends to show Germany as surrounded by neighbor armed to the teeth whlla United Tress Staff Correspondent GENEVA— (UP)— Geneva is under "scige" by German propagandists Almost daily Berlin "bombards" the reading and press rooms of the League of Nations with charts pamphlets and booklets graphically picturing Germany's helpless and inferior position in armaments Nazi newspapermen often assist in distributing the literature to their foreign colleagues Much of It arrives in unpostmarked letters which are distributed carefully at an early hour in the boxes of all the foreign correspondents The most recent example Is ft propaganda calendar for 1934 On one side Is a normal calendar in English On the other is a map of: Europe A disk turned by the thumb shows the armaments of all of Germany's neighbors vtmn IL coaet-to-coa- Wallace hag his own idea of the Cupid manner in which agriculture should work itself out of a corner but lie is not emmtrd to an extent that rules out the ideas of others What MACIIIAS Me— (UP) —Julia Stu-h- e chiefly Insists upon Is that the art and Clarence Colberth Jr were American people make up their married despite all the obstacles mind on something and stick to it that threatened to postpone the Discussing an effective substitute ceremony— 10 feet of snow and 20 for too processing tax Wallace ug below rrro tH&iperature gented there were five alternatives: The mlnUtrr Rev William Illd- 1 Taking from the general trcas- - dlough tho best man and the maid ury money for benefit payments in of honor took a train as far as they consideration of control of produc- - could then got off and used the - anowahoea tlon that they had with them An extensive program of gov- The Journey on anowshoes was two ernment land purchase mile 3 A sufficiently great Increase In import to take care of the Interests RIVIill CHANNEL BHIFTINO on debts owed tho United titates by SALEM Ore — (UP)— Engineers nation and nationforeign foreign were als and in addition to pay us a de today studying the changing cent price for1 our surplus cotton course of the Willamette river The channel appears to be shifting wheat lard and tobacco 4 Price fixing accompanied by away from the Balem Ride of the llcenilng of every plowed field andHvrr and the clty'a drxk facilities compulsory control of every farmer's marketing with rigid differentials between domestic markets A Let tliinga drift as they drifted ' in 1031-3- 2 Tho secretary usrd the period 1031-3- 3 because he feels the lack of ft genuine annual foreign loans in excess of $1000000000 a year FAVOIISS rilOC I SHINU TAX Hit Wallace believes the country should continue with the processing tax iintll some one of the first four alternatives or omc combination of them has commended itself to the: American people and to Congress! so that they are willing to embrace such a policy sufficiently to obtain! accomplishment of the work now r being1 done by the processing tax lie aaid with t respect to govern merit jaqa purchase that it was fudamentaiy sound But he con- A ng ! -- substitute" dtniw - - ute Jk : BAN three-mllea-mln- : it-im- an - 2450 Writers Bombarded Witr Literature On German Armament ' By STEWART On-man- eroded is PROPAGANDA VJ However the problem may be believes Wallace out worked It will lfy LVLi: C WILSON iLi-1" L'nJtrd Prcs Staff Correspondent M" I -- WWU" " VI MJ C J kUi VVAAWV (Copyright 1931 liy United Press) trol of agriculture production may WASHINGTON JAN UP)eliminate the surplus and solve the not! vet problem to that extent Complete rhc American neonks have ' tv fw dependence on an increase ofAmeri c:-- i without a sln-lairplane surrounded by rtlxhfcwa twfinraslnS a total of 10C07 Itanco - program 'I United rrese Staff CorrfKpondent HOLLYWOOD— (UP)— The flandcad to a decree Prr Jen Han liy lOlJJ from no lessaccording an authority than oi4ern Moore the one who first LOVemor to Modern- sent iier flaming acrass the Amer itu pwujnaui jean screen In iher place reigns a more fem liy II K EKINS United Press Staff Correspondent inlnei less hoydenish maid who took PEIPING- China Jan 9— (UP) on reserve as she lengthened her An "NRA" campaign of its own dlf- - skirti a "iv i u hl fuu irom ame American orana i "ine was an era girl" riapper but decidedly unique as far as Chi- - Miss Moore told me as we gossiped ii ui vuiittrneu is proceeuing in uu me ' ouccess otory set at RKO Shansl province where power is in "She was a product of prohibition mo iiaiiua i ui xviai&imi xeu auu iiwsi-w- ar nysiena Hers was once Jtnown to the world as the day of short skirts hin flask shan China's "Model Governor" drinking and reckless revolt against ine campaign has been maugu- - esiruni "As1 rated in connection with a ten year girls lowered their skirts they i h'bii iji outttiai inw niitugujuLiuji ueuame more aemure Today pro-w- as featured by the Issuance of a hibttibn's demise has decree requiring every man In the ended the already waning reign of province to contribute 13 days of the flapper She is as out of style iree manual service ana jaDor eacn i a niiee aresses ana bootleg year Every man between 18 and "I don't mean tn imnw i 49 is to work on for per was a bad girl She was cay jr0 a fiat nuu ui uj fBiiiwn resuess ana often reckless She for three days a year danced to the tune of the ' Only students policemen soldiers times that was mad all teachers physicians public officials "The pendulum to a more sane ana tne physically unfit are ex- - ana balanced mode of livintr swims emPt gradually but surely and girls re- All workers who are employed acted: accordingly Today they are in the vicinity of their nwn vil bored bv tho hntnHn lages win be required to feed and wnicn once proved so alluring house themwlves during their com- - ' "Masculine attitude had it in fluence in cffectlnjr the ehiintx Th pulsory service Reports indicate that the com- - swinal of the nonrtnium hrmmht pulsory public service decree al- - about: a rebirth of the old ideals of chivalry and a renewed admiration the n Marshal Yen Mor and the strictly fem- Shansl provincial government! offi- - lnlne clals are represented as determined Colleen first brought the flanner to bring prosperity to their ihrov- - to Hollywood In "Mamina Youth" Inee by intrixiucing modern Indus- - Rack mow after a r screen trial and agricultural method and retirement and minus her Dutch by building ft network of highways bob and harum scarum manner BhaM is k! province of 01033 Coleefln is playing growntin role square miles It is a plateau cross Hhe as n faithful ambitious wifa ed by mountain ranges with acll-mat- o in "Hie Power and the Glory" In so severe as to permit but one "Oueress Story" the U a charming foulnes-llk- e secretary crop a year Talyuanfu thei eap- - and l"or uie napper yousee is dead tal city has a population of 250- —— 000 Shansi has coal fields among the rlehefit in the world and corn It would take 40 and nlghti obaceo cotton and rice are its ma- - to hatch an ostrich days artificegg by or crops ial incubation The provincc-wid- e mobilization of labor if eu'itained over the period T planned for jit by the Shansl au- thonties is expected to result in at least partial success for the ten year plan Por a considerable pe riod Shansl has been free from civil 13th war This is factor which thould ' contribute favorably to the mod- ernzation proirram r tho fiirplfinrB-humbe- r" fchows GENEVA WITH ALANSON CDWAUDS IVr tary NAZIS FLOOD SAYS COLLEEN FOR PROVINCE 5: A FLAPPER DEAD NI1A GAL1PAI6I! ""iih Sui!i!Z-?"iniPeople Do Not-- Realize Li null nil imiinmu jiuiiit ut tiii'uiia or a very extensive land purchase Changes Must Be Made Me Says m R 911 rf ijlP j S 1 5 ' jdoz 2GJ CHOICE MEATS fti-- L OIL'imH Sirloin Hound or T-Uo- Hi ne up' numpnoastKnj 10? PorliLoiniDoastBLi Ollcod Dncon ssz Ihm Kind OK Pure Lard RttSsr-ftl- id ij m 9fM Bs :3 F!nim bit lil o 1 ITernlum A"" If) icce Somc(linir Saved on IJverythinn J |