Show THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 23 1936 IVIIIS KEY RULES WASHINGTON 'I o By RAY TUCKER Regulations Forbid False REFUSED — The American gov Statements To Mislead ernment's attempt to divulge secrets surrounding negotiation of the Ver Buyers sailles peace treaty and the league of nations covenant has been blocked WASHINGTON Jan 23— (UP)-- objections of foreign ' govern by The federal alcohol administration ments— Great Britain France Italy today made public labeling and ad How the "big four"— Wilson Lloyd vertising regulations for distilled George Clemenceau Orlando — spirits The regulations go into ef squabbled and bargained behind the fect March 1 1936 doors as remapped the globe Under the new rules the various may neverthey be known types of whiskey — rye bourbon The United States has already wheat corn malt and rye malt — published six instalments of historic must be distilled at hot exceeding papers including war orders diplo160 proof from fermented mashes of matic cables statements memos It grain containing not less than 51 is ready to make public another volper cent of the grain specified ume lifting the lid on grave events Whiskey not designated by particu- of 1918 There It must write "finis" lar type may be distilled at less than to the chapter European chancel 190 proof lories flatly refuse permission to AGING WILL VARY publish the inside history of 1919 The time whiskey must be aged deals that led to signing of the will vary according to date of bot treaty and covenant Documents Involving foreign gov tling as follows: whiskey bottled be tween July 1 193S and July 1 1937 ernments cannot be published with must be aged 12 months between out their consent Europe's leaders fear that the revelations July 1 1937 and July 1 1938 18 apparently on their months after July 1 1938 24 would brew new troubles And whatever continent disturbed months chance Secretary Hull had of changIn case of American-typ- e whiskey ing their mind has been destroyed "age" means the period during by the Nye committee's broadcastwhich the liquor has been kept In new oak containers charred If used ing of confidential files for whiskey other than corn blend WESTERN— President Roosevelt's ed: or straight Blended whiskey under the regu Republican rival next fall will be or lations means a mixture contain- Governor Alf Landon of Kansas Mich of Arthur Vandenberg ing at least 20 per cent by volume Senator The most likely GOP nominee igan of of straight whiskey and for is Frederick Stei- - ': separately or in combination whls wer of Oregon key or neutral spirits of not less forecasts are of These the Repub than 80 proof president-make- rs as a result lican GIN REGULATIONS of an exchange of views within the Gin labels must show whether the last month They represent the ideas gin is distilled or compounded If of eastern middle and far western the liquor is an imitation of classes leaders who make a business of asand types defined in the standards certaining how public sentiment is of identity the label must bear runnine The round-U- D also results the class and type designtalon pre- - from a process of elimination The ceded by the word "imitation" GOP chiefs figure that Frank Knox Regulations forbid use on labels of Chicago has "blown " to" use their of statements that are false tend language and that Senator Borah to create a misleading impression will back out of the race gracefuHy disparage competitors products are — as always obscene or indecent or claim curaThe topnotch Republicans have no tive and therapeutic effects Certif- preference between the Kansas and icates of label approval must be Michigan candidates' Which they choose will depend on how the two obtained before bottling The name of "the responsible ad- wear with the public between now and June But they want an all- vertiser' together with basic 100-pro- vice-preside- O numbers must appear in all advertisements It — Steer Bulldogged By Officer When Auto Lasso Fails Jan 23— (AP)— Po lice Sergeant Ronald McDonald wa£ a former cowboy but he had no horse to aid him when a steer escaped from a truck and charged OMAHA pedestrians He swung a lasso from the run ning board of a squad car and missed The steer smashed a fender flasnea into a garage and a scat tered mechanics McDonald pur- sued afoot and in desperation bulldogged the animal rodeo style it was delivered to the stockyards O Racing Bill Author Has Never Placed Bet Jan WASHINGTON 23 — CAP) — nt Representative Norton (D N J) autnor oi a bill to legalize horse racing In the District of Columbia says she never placed a bet in fact the' matronly legislator says she is opposed to horse race gambling -But one has to take a realistic viewpoint" she says There is and will be racing and betting And if thf peopje of the district want rac ing l see no reason why they shouldn't have it" Mrs Norton believes it better to have legalized racing and betting here than for Washingtonians to bet with the bookmakers Airs NOrtnn rhslrwan nt W house district committee estimated COINCIDENCE —Although treas that her bill would bring in around ury spokesmen cant afford to ad iwuuw annually in taxation to vertise their anger they're growing the district sensitive to whispers that they are — —— using the Income tax as sv political bludgeon To refute gossip that they withheld new tax- assessments Shot against Young Johnnie Baskob and Pierre duPont until the eve of the Ameri Companions Held can liberty Leagueanti-ne-dinner in order kr embarrass the dealers VANCOUVER B C Jan 13— they ruota the record (UP) — The western Canada under INQUIRY — Now it's the commun world regime or Jack ications commission which hrjrtV with Hysiop crumpled today three of rrobeM House his notorious gang in custody and from a Hysiop dead from the bullet of a henchman who killed him and then SATt HQ WHEY) ("jfOO HEARD Ml committed suicide -s The youth died last night from a fwound Inflicted by George vouiiet LAWson 32 who chose death to capture by police seeking the despera does for implication in at least five bank robberies and one murder The end came In "the Oak hotel snaooy east end Vancouver hostelry where police located the pair on a up irom tne proprietor and surrounded the building M— —— LITTLE FGR SESSIONS INMATE SOUGHT ' NEW YORK By JAMES McMULLIN - WORSE— Several New York bank presidents criticized the injustice of federal deposit Insurance premiums based on total deposits— when only $5000 of each deposit Is Insured — at their annual stockholders meetings There was a thinly 'veiled intimation that they might get in style by taking court action to have the deposit insurance law declared : unconstitutional: : Insiders now get word that congressional leaders are all set to meet that challenge by introducing an amendment or two to the- act One such amendment would jack up the premium rate on smaller deposits (including the insured portion of large- deposits) Another would broaden the law- to cover all deposits in full Either of these alternatives would be much worse than the present system from the bankers' viewpoint Chances are they will lay off legal assaults on the act rather than risk such a counterattack - - -- - - PUSH — The ' bond market has shown exceptional strength since the first of the year Financial veterans say they have never seen anything like it They credit the securities exchange commission with an V unintentional assist There is always a large increase in surplus funds available for investment after January 1 and July 1 because of interest and dividend payments and maturities In the old days this cash used to flow largely into the new securities mar ket But now few corporate issues come out around those dates REASONABLE— The sudden ap pointment of William O Douglas to im the vacancy on the securities ex change commission left Wall street gasping The prolific winds of ru mor has passed him by completely The first reaction was: "Good grief! Another professor!" iut second tnoughts were more encouraging Douglas has the cor dial endorsement of both Chairman Jim Landis and Joe Kennedy Word is that Douglas will string t with Landis and give the "reasonable" element in the a majority It has been an Gangster Nerves SpLit Crown Atop Is Full Coffin Apart Then Of Jewels Put Togethe FORMER IDAHO j General Board Will Send He and Brother Charged Members To Sunday With Murder In1 t School Gatherings Attack Case "Spiritual Growth Through' Leswill be the theme of a convention of the LDS Ogden and Mi Ogden stakes Sunday schools Sunday Jan 26 The morning sessions will be held In the Ninth ward chapel and the afternoon session in Ogden tabernacle Members of the general board of the Deseret Sunday School union expected to attend are Robert L Judd John T Wahlquist T Albert Hooper Marie F Felt and Lester G Hinchcliff v The first ineeting will be held at y a m for members of the and the two stake general board boards ' A second session will! be held at a m for members of the board stake boards ward general bishoprics stake presidencies high councils ward superintendencies and secretaries Two addresses will be delivered by general board members on the subjects 'The Nature Purpose and Material of Lesson Enrichment" and "The Union Meeting Plan for Lesson Enrichment" DepartmentaLwork will follow The meeting in the tabernacle will be held at two o'clock when three addresses by general board members will be delivered Their subjects will be "Lesson Enrichment as a Means to Pupil Growth" "How to Enrich Sunday School Lessons" and "The Four Union Meeting Plan" There will also be a song service conducted by a member of the general board Supt Wilford L Bramwell of Mt Ogden stake £id Supt Hyrum E Lund sof Ogden stake and members of the two stake boards are in charge of arrangements for the convention SACRAMENTO Jan 23 -- ley BLUE CAR FOUND Sheriff Carl Tobiassen of iNevada county advised Clarence S Morrill chief of the state division fhat he found a blue automobile nine-thirt- : Mrs Monty Newman Lela mcjther of 31 -- 4- r C-J- Good Whiskey pre-depre- TEAR OUT THIS CHECK LIST OF FINE LIQUORS "The Doctor AND 9t iftfafufy JMF"- was RIGHT!" Women stands for T - tinge Attempt -- IN IDAHO PRISON BOISE Jan 23— (AP) State prison records here show Merritt Newman was convicted of second degree burblary in Lincoln county May es knowledge of nerve diseases 29 1925 when he was 21- - years of f age He was sentenced to a term AUTO PLANT BUYS HORSES of one to 15 years in prisdn and was paroiea March 5 1926 and par TORONTO Ont — (UP) — A fac doned April 6 1927 tory making automobile parts here is buying horses They are used on Wages of farm workers in Eng farms owned by the firm where the sland are again back to men grow vegetables during "slack sion levelsperiods at the factory com-misi- on PASADENA Calif Jan 23— (AP) —Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur Stanford university president said today "nobody has succeeded in the attacks of former answering" President Hoover on the new deal "Mr Hoover felt the nation was being plunged into things which menace its existence" asserted the secretary of the interior In the former president's cabinet "That is why he went hammer and tongs into the work of pointing out these dangers as he sees a j In response to an appeal to their patriotism made by the Young Finland movement 10000 families of Finland have just changed their surnames which had a Swedish HOOVER NOTED - and Merritt 35 has told the sheriff that on the night of the slaying Merritt did nok leave her home and Monty's wife told officers her husband was at home all evening The brothers left Grass valley last Wednesday and i their mother r i worx in j uiey were seemng aaiu mines in the mountains The Newman family came to Cal ifornia Jrom Shoshone Idah6 ten-thir- ty 1 V should take only liquid laxatives ' 'A " V' ' Choice of men who Vnow good bourbon whiskey 6 years old bottled in bond in J - Canada SIZE Flat CODE NO 33S h II - Bs o9$ ?on!ft5inSv?PieCJain2 whisky I Aged 6 years in wood bot- tied in bond in Canada ifefi ±ix£t£ nnf lA:Ui CODENo 37 TT tprZV If j-Al- j THREE STEPS TO RELIEVING CONSTIPATION I II III -- Measure --ont a cleansing d!os of liqnid laxstire the amount to suit therefulating age condition ana inairiauu need Tomorrow take regular mnactilar action oo part of the work— let the of bo wI tJae lea each time nntil bowelf ree aire no aid at all i COME say there's no relief from Jm constipation on account of! the things we eat and the way we Uve today It isn't true I Many believe any laxative they might take only makes matters worse And that isn't true Do what doctors do to relieve such a condition They use liquid laxatives and keep reducing the dose until the bowels need no jielp i at as all Ulivl There's an extra divi- dend of flavor in this aiding Nature in restoring regularity You must use a little less laxative each time and that's why your laxative should be in liquid form A liquid dose can be regulated to the drop laxative generally used Xhe is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsinrlt contains senna and cascara — both natural laxatives that form no habit even with children It's the nicest tasting nicest acting laxative ever tried You'll never go backyou to fixed doses of strong cathartics that act with such violence I Ask your doctor Ask your drug-how popular liquid laxatives gist become Or get a bottle of Dr rich blend SIZE CODE NO Quart Pint 239 240 IpiTl GtW gSgf 'TSZT £ w Vill Gallon Pint 237 238 Piat 238-- A I PTw GJ S A — --r--- JU distilling experience could produce such a fine straight whiskey CODE NO SIZE Fifth- 56 56-- B CODE NO 58 59 - Pint Vz Fiat 57 S7A S9-- A mmmmmm Popular in price— and popular for its smoothness and flavor SIZE Fifth Pint Va Pint SYRUP PEPSIN CODE NO 420 420-- B 420-- C sm II f si! 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Just take regulated doses until Nature has Reduced dosage is the secret of rvn ¥1© described by Miss Coats as the one jier attackers drove at the Newman home f NO ANSWER TO LONDON Jan 23— (UP) — The Imperial Crown which reposed on top of King George's coffin today By JOHN LEAR in the procession from King's Cross Associated Press Staff Writer to Westminster Hall is the station URBANA I1L Jan 23 —(AP) — most beautiful and most valuable Nerves have been taken apart for in the world the first time and spun back toIt contains the 309 carat Star of gether like artificial silk ta the Uni Africa diamond the Black Prince versity of Illinois as large as a small hen's egg The spinning method was disclos ruby from the crown oi the Black Prince ed today as Identical with that used the Stuart from the crown in the manufacture of rayon The of Charles sapphire II Queen Elizabeth's them v experiments performed in the X pearl drops the sapphire from the "His statements have been careray laboratories of Dr George L coronation ring of Edward The fully considered and nobody has Clark internationally known chem- Confessor and four lesser rubies succeeded in answering them Mr ist showed the nerves as amazing 11 emeralds 16 sapphires 277 pearls Hoover has been sneered at but the and 2783 diamonds ly organizea chemical plants he has talked about are conthings The nerves are tiny tubes he It was taken under guard sequential That is why the people said with two components: an out- during the night fromheavy the Tower have been listening" er shell or sheath and an Inner of London to King's Cross station — —4nuid The fluid—a "eooev" sub V VW — —4 stance like the white of egg —is SECURITIES GOOD No Crime To Feign the transmission line along which OTTAWA Ont —(UP)— Canada nerve impulses flow It Is a long and the United States transact more cnam oi protein atoms Suicide securities business between ' each The sheath surprised Dr Clark by other two than countries any other its perfection of form It was made KANSAS CITY Mo Jan 23— or lipoids complicated molecules in the world The Dominion resold that Canada It's no crime to feign a sui(UP)— ports $160170178 171 each angstrom units (an ang strom unit is one one hundred mil- worth of securities to the United cide attempt That defense won an lionth of a centimeter long) in States in 1935 and bought $116615-69- 2 acquittal for Marie Thomas 36 who police said has been responsible for lengtn numerous ambulance calls She ur Clark explained that the service - be- pretended to swallow poison whenThrough sleeping-ca- r us an eiectncai con £xicttux Hollands and ever anyone refused her plea for denser for the fluid changing the tween Amsterdam alms Kinetic current or the electrical nerve Paris has Just been inaugurated impulse into a chemical reaction Discovery of the sheath's function was of primary importance the cnemist asserted because it increas The state division of criminal iden tification mailed circulars tixiay to an western peace officers asking them to arrest Monty and Merritt Newman brothers of Grass valley who are charged with the murder of Christian Meyer January 12 Meyer was slain by two masked men while he was protecting his fiancee Miss Gweldolyn Qoats from a criminal attack near Grass val son Enrichment ers : and THEME CHOSEN chance in the world that these western ticket to refute the Demo- evenly divided between "reason levies will be collected If the taxes ever since are paid at all it will be to the cratic charges that eastern interests ables" and "radicals" ' Kennedy quit courts under an escrow arrangedominate the party That's why they ment second for Steiwer Mr the supreme court's place prefer HOLE— The AAA decision snarled final pending on the legality of the rather than a Jimmie Wadsworth ruling Walter Edge or any other man who FDR's budget in other bays besides measures The treasury won't even lives within ' 1000 miles of downtown the refunding of processing taxes: get a smell of them for a long The budget included an estimate of time to come— which will leave quite Manhattan $547000000 of revenue for the fiscal a hole in thr estimates 1937 from taxes incident to the year A lit of flood RABID— political RULE—New York opinion is that erature pouring into party head Guffey act the railroad pension act the social security act: Senator Nye's committee hasn't gotquarters these days bears out Jim and New Yorkers figure there isn't a ten very far in trying to show that Farley's prediction that the 1936 Wilson's a forced the' United contest will be policy "dirty presidential The material is distrib members are gradually erasing par- States into war campaign uted anonymously on cheaply print- ty lines in a movement to open up SETBACKS — Financial circles get ed paper It seems to represent the its innards Chairman Prall's reply word that British propagandists are efforts of individuals cr groups to to & questionnaire by a house memvent their spleen ber didn't suit other members of active again in Washington Sir the commission who refused to sign Arthur Willert former Washington POPULAR — Republican steerers in with him correspondent of the London Times has revisited his old haunts and the house scratched their heads to NOTES — Political promenade: been a guest at the White House find a place where Rep Verner Main of Michigan would have a Friends of FDR are begging him to He did the smooth work for Balchance to smash the party's econ- spike the Literary Digest poll by four at the Washington naval conomic furniture So they assigned the admitting that he does "not now ference The Archbishop of York first avowed Townsendite to be sent approve all the acts and policies of who was to make a few propaganda to congress from east of the Rock the new deal" he's sleeping on speeches changed his mind after ies to three committees that will the idea Personal bitterness being savagely attacked Comment runs that the setbacks keep him busy— census mines and among supreme court justices shows to British propaganda usually operin their comings and goings Jusmining and flcod control Behind the scenes bosses on both tice McReynolds always eats alone ate in exact proportion to the acsides Of the aisle are handling the Justices Brandeis and Stone in their tivity of the workers Something Townsend bloc with the utmost ten- - chambers but they forgot dif- - always happens to queer their inderness Legislative timekeepers have ferences to laugh over gossip that genuous efforts as they were "frisked" at the White allotted the House reception have counted hours Six justices SIDELIGHTS— Word is out that "as they many off for members who argue that the their wives the attorney general Al Smith will hammer policies and doctor's program would bring on a President and Mrs Roosevelt were soft pedal in his Libdark day of economic judgment the only ones in the red room at erty league personalities Public works speech Even his critics pay tribute to hisj the time No secret service oper- are expanding to a record high— sincerity although they weep over ative is so gullible as to suspect a $1500000000 for the fiscal year his mathematics justice of evil designs despite the 1937 including naval construction There's a reason for not antagon- - AAA decision The west's com- Motor ' makers have slashed izing the Townsendites Two subjects- parative calm over the AAA debacle production temporarily Because mail- shocks the Wallacers Seventy-eig- ht of the predominate in congressional introduction of new early World war veterans die each models they are learning for the bags at this session — the Townsend and fifty-si- x leave widows first time about the post-Xmplan and neutrality But the de day lull mands for generous pensions out McClure Newspaper Copyright McClure (Copyright Newspaper number anti-w- ar pleas by three-to-cn- e Syndicate Syndicate) The next most popular topic is seem the bonus The letter-write- rs to have the "gimme's" $200-a-month- - 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