Show Two world-wid- e news gathering organizations T h e Associated Press and The United Press provide dispatches for this newspaper Ths staff Nation Carved Out of North China WASHINGTON Nov 22 — (AP) — When Attorney General Cummings wants to duck a question he calls on his legal lore Grange Closes Convention "Whatever became of that crime report Raymond Moley was getting With Criticism of up for you a long time ago a reTax System porter asked at yesterday's press ' conference SACRAMENTO Calif Nov 22 — The attorney general smiled: (AP) — A permanent economic struc"My boy the statute of limitature for agriculture to be raised out tions applies around here" of the emergency groundwork of the AAA was outlined to America's to the tax burden "upon abilfanners today by the national ity place to pay" grange agriculturalprogranr drafted to take over byThe Farm headed by C C Cogsthe machinery of the adjustment wella committee Kansas farm leader supportprogram insurance guaranteeing the ed the declaration of Louis J Ta-b- er farmer his labor and seed against national master crop failure and adjustment of pro- was a "real benefit" that the AAA but contains duction to a quantity rather than defects correction requiring an acreage basis are the main sup- v The Plan eliminofiAn ' VI rvrnnrvspri t vuiUillUflVll ports of the new program bureaucratic methods Designed as the cornerstone of benefits for the family-size- d maximum farms the grange's agricultural policy for and increased privileges for tenant 1936 the program was agreed upon in the closing minutes of the 69th farmers steps to increase consumption contract signconvention last night ers from preventing other growing crops in ECONOMY OVERLOOKED which there are shortages and simA committee report deplored the plifying adjustment machinery by "little progress made in readjusti- providing one contract per farm ng- taxes to a fair basis" and asSupplementary to the main proserted that the major factor in times gram the of heavy taxes economy in spend- study of thegrange recommended a graduated land tax to ing has been overlooked discourage concentration of land It criticized-"ou- r unjust system ownership and inclusion of dairyof securities" and ex- men in benefits of the adjustment pressed favor toward graduated net program when they agree upon a income inheritance and gift taxes workable plan I A xrf? " Ssy"Ct'i 4 affecting thousands of dollars in O — collections STAGGERING BURDEN Federal courts throughout the nation are labbrinsr under a stae gering burden of new deal litiga tion involving not only the AAA x but the Bankhead cotton control law the - utility holding company regulation act the Guifey statute creatine a "little NRA" for the bituminous coal industry and the Wagner labor relations act which seess to guarantee collective bar gaining rights of the working man Here's the latest lineup: 1 Injunction proceedings against eniorcement oi the utilities act which is scheduled to become effec tive Dec 1 with drastic penalties for violators have been started or threatened on a wide area in the east 2 The Guffey coal act which MtLES V f burgh 3 The Question of immediate collection of processing taxes may De aiiecied seriously by a supreme court ruling on Monday 4 Prominent lawyers headed by John W Davis former Democratic presidential nominee and member oi xne American Liberty league joined the processing tax squabble when they asked the supreme court seeking to enjoin enforcement of the utility control law Yesterday the New York and Queens Electric Light and Power confpany indicated in papers filed with the securities and exchange commission that it and its parent the Consolidated Gas company did not intend to comply with the law In Wilmington Del the Dela to permit them to participate in Light and Power comthe Hoosac Mills case testing ware Electric a filed suit similar to that of pany validity of the program the U G I- - while another was HEAL OFFENSIVE placed on the federal court docket The utilities industry began its in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia real offensive in Philadelphia Wed- Electric company nesday when the United Gas ImIn Pittsburgh Pa the Pittsburgh provement company through former Coal company one of the larsrest in Sen George Wharton Pepper the industry filed a suit challene-filed suit In a district court ing validity of the Guffey coal con- (R-P- a) f— ———— — -- rn 30-fo- SAL2NA Kan Nov 22— (UP- h ii :X:V: ft ij ' f Full-Siz- -- -1 n— Horn e e precision-buil- n Get Your New SUIT 1 sj TIEAHD 4 PAIRS of SOX ALL FOR fm t Home Showings without w and ' - lira WH LJi7 Sport Back or Plain Suit FUR-TRIMME- Be wearing: Coat N your INSPECTION OF HOOVERS If you are a Hoorer owner hare your machine in spected and adjusted without charge while -- tlie tllffewemce! ©CjK7S2T tlze ::$lffeweizcel Thrifty Jlothers finan $1 And $095 Up R Clean Gives you your NEW AT ONCE — Have aET7a-DRE- U HOSIERY— LINGERIE — HATS No 293 FIFTHS y No 294 1 i V Mdptoujrt tXC DWlterr Relay Ml Executve Qffl ymr SS H Thanksgrivingand Day Evening- - Enchantin styles others $595 to t $1435 H PINTS " 'A Tcorrov for tlinnkssivmg Styles for Street— Afternoon and Evening Girls' Got1 - difference! u'V DRESS 5-- f as Y(k ctty iC Sff3L:?! 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