| Show rf rrcr AV rVFMTMn id Y 24 IT IT 1 THE OGDEN STAN 934 Richbezg Presidential 'Peoxy' In Washington BLACK SHIRTS -- PLAN FIGHT ON -- COMMUNISM Still Lifelong Champion of Labor Attains Trusted Claims Membership In Position Many States and Seeks a 100000 Total IJV RODNEY BUTCHER wmsm i usual-Earl- " j TO SOUTH cial privilege Roosevelt said to him then: Engendering fear c the Communistic principle of race equality "I want you to go Jwith NRA I is not difficult in the south which don't want you to represent labor I want you to represent me" has its negro problem So Richberg who had helped write Henry J Norton pioneer rubber tire man In the southeast who re- the recovery act stayed with it as tired from that business In 1916 is NRA general counsel and became president of the American Fascisti one of the most important men in f Hugh B Cobb who once served out the United States an unexpired term as (Judge of an GAINS IN PRESTIGE APPEALS a ml j Atlanta municipal court is the orThis tremendous last year with ganization's national secretary Both all its storm and strife has only once were active in the Ku Klux increased Roosevelt's) esteem Or Klan Headquarters are in Atlanta The American Fascisti wants 100000 Americans to put over the organization's program to overcome the depression and stop the --March of the Atheist Socialist and the Communist before this The Black country is destroyed Shirti teach belief in a Supreme Being strives for leadership and wants supremacy of the white-racea Bible in every school and seeks to have Old Olory floating over every public building The Fascisti back In 1931 had some difficulty in obtaining a charter in Georgia and so went to Florida j for one UNIFORM OF OKDEK An added inducement! to membership In the Black Shirts is its advertised "up to the minute" ritual The initiation unform consists of a black shirt a gray cap and pants and a black gray-line- d cape It's 30000 secret membership Is claimed in Georgia Florida the Carolinas Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Oklahoma and Texas j The organization's program would combine overlapping governmental departments and bureaus "replace politicians with statesmen to cut the cost of taxation encourage a great American merchant marine advocate adequate national defense Fascisti is a word coined from-th- Richberg wouldn't now be executive director of the national emergency council executive secretary of the executive council and chairman of the industrial emergency council He got those jobs all at once just as Roocvelt left The first job makes him chief co ordinator of the new deal with its many conflicting practices and policies cverlappings of authority and fogs of red tape The new dealers all take their headaches to RichI berg now The second job aLso previously held by Frank Walker has been called "the assistant presidency" The third makes Richberg a su- nprvisnr nf th rpcnvprv nrnornm especially as to NRA and its renovation General Johnson is only a member of the IEC HUMOR NEVER DESERTS HIM Richberg has a big open face that is forever breaking into grins and chuckle? a forehead that goes way back plenty of ears and a stoop something like Clarence Darrow's though he's only 52 f A lover of ideas and words he likes to talk write—and sing At night he often plays the violin He lives with a pretty wife and daughter to whom he writes! poetry — in a handsome old house with large grounds in the Maryland outskirts beyond Chevy Chase He likes golf football games and prize fights His ld word "Fasces" sense of humor is irrepressible He a bundle of elm twigs tied together laughs amiably at himself and at with a cord to denote that in union everybody else This veteran fighter for labor and In 1914 the there is strength United States placed the "fasces" progresslvlsm — close friend and emblem on its dimes judge Cobb adviser of Theodore Roosevelt and comments "what is good enough for the elder Bob LaFollette — upon Uncle Sam's money is good enough entering NRA stepped into a field for a good patriotic order" of compromise and controversy be- blue-blood- a ed ( I 3000-year-o- jj f spreader and wage raiser Rich berg sees that increased costs not only boost prices but hasten dis placement of labor by machine pow er He becomes a jury lawyer when is attacked But he has ab sorbed much criticism and acted on it Take the case of steel— a story heretofore untold MADE STEEL SAY "UNCLE" H rpnliprf hp'rt lfc In mnnnno listic provisions in the original steel coae— tnere were many folks to ten him so He determined when the code was reopened to knock out some of the worst features The basing point system under which- - steel was sold plus transportation cost from Pittsburgh was the foundation of the steel trust Other basing- - points were established but Richberg realized the code could only be liberalized by scattering them widely His revision set up a basing point nearly everywhere there was a steel mill thus opening up competition The steel industry told Richberg to go chase himself "All right" said Richberg "We won't have any code or any exemption from the anti-trulaws You can take your chances with the federal trade commission Steel decided not to take the chances Now as to the "old Richberg"— A SINGING CRUSADER He was born in Tennessee His father was a Chicago lawyer In high school he wrote class songs and "Smoke Dreams" and others are still sung at University of Chicago where he won his track letter Was graduated from Harvard Law school in 1904 Law practice showed him how Big Business bought politicians and their favors how poor a break the "little fellow" got from the courts He became the other kind of lawyer and entered reform politics His law partner was Harold L -- Ickes He became counsel for the Bull Moose movement: served It faithfully as its i chief "brain truster" till it died In Chicago Richbefg became great as the man who licked Sam Insull Special counsel for the city he defied death threats ostracism political bosses and vested interests to save citizens millions of dollars in gas and other utility rates His iNKA ! Ponnld Randall llkhberg tween those he had championed all his life and their worstcnemles A crusader became a conciliator Industry gained confidence in him Labor lost some But some of his closest associates predict Richberg will again stand out as one of the era's great liberals Meanwhile he crusades for his conception of the new deal working himself to a frazzle He sees NRA as a great revolu tionary reform He has battled with America's smartest highest paid lawyers this last year — and beaten them down oftener than you suppose Codes loaded with jokers by law yers for profit hungry industries were thrown at him so fast that he muffed quite a few He knows R CATHOLICS OWN 1570 SCHOOLS 4 o STRICTER LAWS SLAYINGS BRING '! on the sem These Sacred Congregation inaries are divided among 1072 dio ceses througout the world Of these seminaries 264 are com clete that is all kind of ecclesias tical teaching is given there 342 seminaries are devoted to the major studies and 566 to the minor ec clesiastlcal studies There are 138 colleges and 176 preparatory schools Of the seminaries and colleges 1241 are run by the secular clergy and 329 by members of various religious orders Europe has 1209 of the seminaries and ecclesiastical institutes North and South America 332 Africa eight and Oceania 12 In addition to these seminaries and colleges which all depend for on the administrative purposes Sacred Congregation of Seminaries there are a large number of colleges and institutes which come under the jurisdiction of the Congregation of the Propagation of the Faith the Russian Commission and other or ders and congregations - Answers in next issue JOHNC CALHOUN 7 FIRST PR £SI DENT TO V'£t f 4' RESIGN' M TERM IS52- - v School FOR MODELS XTraining "OPENED IN lm V'M T X f OIIIOAN USES OX TEAM 'I ! (Firms Must Register As MANY PROTESTS! Local Companies Ali Bey Declares Farmers Claim Slaughter Is Necessary To Save BY FERDINAND C M JAHN United Press Staff Corresponden Their Crops ANKARA Turkey— (UP)— "Foreign capital will be welcome iin Turkey for the development of public utilities such as electricity plants and irrigation systems provided frt complies with the laws of our country" Ali Bey Minister of Public ' i Works has announced Ali Bey one of the Ghazi's closest friends has had a very varied career A colonel in the war he wis taken prisoner by the British army and interned on Malta where Tfe employed his leisure to learn the English language Upon his return he rejoined Mustafa Kemal and his served him in many capacities REGISTER IN TURKEY "In other words" he said "enterprise undertaken by foreign cap ital in this country must register v as Turkish companies concessions to "Operating foreign companies having their headquarters abroad will be eranted no more "This naturally does not imply that no contracts for construction will be concluded with foreign firms This is on the contrary being dorie all the- time Foreign firms are building railways the operation Qt wnicn tor economic as well as for national reasons we consider th"e exclusive domain of the state - DOVER Ohio— (UP)— B O Long found an ox yoke among family relics at his home so he decided to use It Carefully he chose two animals from his "heard two-year-o- IDAHO'S RABBIT wall paper first BROUGHT TO U-- Answers to Previous Questions ld "Pre-revolutona- concession ry and began breaking them in as Calhoun served as vice president given liberally to the Ottoman "oxen" under John Quincy Adams and government to foreigners were an Andrew Jackson from March 4 outgrowth of the system of capit1825 to Dec 28 1832 He resigned ulation under which Turkey was enemies made him a symbol of to become senator from South Caro kept by the imperialistic powers in counlina L'Ecole de Mannequins or the state of a THE "NEW RICHBERG-Washingthas known him as: School of Modeling trains young try ABOLISH OLD CONCESSIONS railway labor's attorney since 1922 women in graceful bodily movement "For this reason the Ghazils were a There balance and when he attacked the notorious poise -wallis doing away witlrthje Tew isolated of government importations Daugherty jWilkerson shopmen's strike injunction Behind scenes paper cexure iuu out mat year remnants of the old concessions them to conforrji here he helped progressives expose brought the first considerable im- We are to our our needs by and Dome dignity and other portations Teapot Daugherty or where sucji agreements He friendly scandals administration Harding —— is impossibleto attain we refuse tf) act labor drafted the railroad and the Norrts "' act BLOWOUTS DELIVERED K O renew them at the terms of explrai-tioBut even in this respect np Versed in economics he became the "bol-shevis- m" on anti-injuncti- semi-coloniz- ed Idaho — Announcement BOISE that several humane citizens of eastern and mid western states are conducting "save the rabbit" drives as fo protest against the wholesale' execution of Jackrabbits in southern Idaho doesn't worry Idaho farmers "' a bit t Thousands of the bunnies already-beesent into "rabbit heaven" and if farmers here have anything to say about it thousands more will be slain In fact they have countered all protests with plans for bigger and better roundups The stte FERA has been enlisted and in everv county crews of men are busy ' spreading poisoned bait The farmers themselves employ a more exciting method of extermination Tehy construct small corrals —or when possible use state high- way snow fences— organize a drive and rounup the rabbits then poison or xlub them to death The car-- 1 casses— the hides are valueless in summer— usually are buried but in some instances silver fox farmers-usthem for feedSuch drives are not conducted merely for the pleasure of the roundup they are a rabbit population variously estimated as beings' from 250000 to several million the latter 'figure being more accurate During normal seasons the greater number live on desert regions but this year a four-mondrouth has driven them onto farm lands And despite arguments against- killing them the rabbits are not much of an asset to an already drouth- burned crop n e - ' th n on expert on railroad valuation fight ing in the OTallon case— "the great est law suit in history" a battle of billions involving the railroads' right to charge $900000000 more a: year in rates Last year he was here beating the administration's original railroad bill — which would have cost union men many jobs— when he was to work with Johnson Senator Wagner and Budget the "new Richberg" ST CLAIRSVILLE O— (UP)— A heavy thunderclap struck St Clairs-vill- e one noon In front of a garage a youth jworking on an automobile fell over in a faint Onlookers be lieved him a lightning victim Con- trarily Dr O V Portcrfleld found a piece of inner tube in the youth's ear diagnosed the accident as a shock from a blowout which hap pened to occur simultaneously with the thunder crash The youth declined his name She Knows ovnmnriof Iam nnin otif AAfnfft n r4- rW abrogation is ever taken Into consld eratlon by our government' Concerlng the industrial five-yeplan Ali Bey explained that the government m buldmgup and factories was not carrying ou: theoretical DrinciDles but acted for reasons of practical expediency - Mother took this medicine before and after the babies came It gave her more strength ar and energy when she was ner-o- u and rundown s kept her on the job all through the Change No wonder she recommends' it op-erlti- g j LYDIA The grebe can fly through: o under water as well as it can In E PinKHAH'S VEGETABLE COHPOUfiD the air it' BUT IT MUST WORK "Economic planning' he says 'is the maintenance of an economic system that will work— maintenance against the practices and trends that tear it down" That's NRA's big function now he explains and government must help industry perform it NRA has gone through its phase as a work HOME SWl 1ft TURKEY FACES By Joseph Nathan Kane Author of "Famous First Facts'" i Who was the woman to hold VATICAN CITY — (UP) — Statistics a seat in the U first S Senate? ConJust published by the Sacreduniver-ssltlWhen "Was the first tornado to be es gregation of Seminaries nd recorded?' show that there are at pres Where was tinware first ent 1570 seminaries and ecclesias Now He Owns A i WHOawFIRSTp IN AMERICA tlcal Institutes depending st s ' of - Standaard Examiner Washington DY ED WERKMAX Correspondent Vnltfd rrfsw Staff Correspondent — man WASHINGTON — ATLANTA Oft—1( UP ') The said Roosevelt "step toYoung of head the American Fascist! Order of Black class!' the Shirts one of the old Klan type of And up walked bald headed Donorganizations has accepted the chal- -' ald Randall Rich berg to shepherd lenge to combat Communism la the new deal while the president America on vacation: Into Wash-The Communists ape petting a went off walked just the other day he foothold in our schools colleges and ington his vacation to be short cuttins universities" reads special order No service he could for whatever 3 of the Black Shirts in demanding ready Crisis coast Pacific be the in that the Communist mast go "They He was grinning aa strikey are trying to break up the great last summer Don Richberg Boy Scout organization! in America was the foremost labor lawyer only They are attempting to get their in America— a musician novelist and worker into the labor unions poet progressive leader who had into the mills factories and mines brilliantly and successfully fought and other plants" for social justice as opposed to spe5 Grins In Face Mounting Seas of Complications DARD-EXAMINE- to ppiospeinx : It's possible now to realize desire and that long-fe- lt many Ogden families are BUYING HOMES while prices are still at the very bottom i 1 AND 1 C They're Buying From the Want Ads! 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