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Show hap-v-a PAGE TWO disarms up hope for Q I VINO went pact at Geneva, the a- News Review of Current Events the World Over - Brit- ish government has under way extensive pluss for strengthening Its air force for defense of the country. This was announced to by Lord Londonderry, secfor air. no turned dowa a retary suggestion for an imperial air foree for the defense of the empire, but said there would be close with the air forces of th - yir-Itaue- President Cleans Desk for Hawaii Cruise Drouth Relief Funds Allocated for Middle West Federal Reward for Dillingera Arrest. nt A not Anglo-Americ- a $65,-000,0- U o n - gov--ern- d r. t ' Friday, MAGNA. UTAH JuK the Mode Science Has Made This Iacc TriumplisAnc'v in Age of Super Mira: to Secretary of State Hull, the British government reBy EDWARD W. PICKARD jects his suggestion that tha war debt might be paid In kind, holding kr Vnu tm XniptHf Balsa. that such a procedure would be imconWould b NRA without th der back PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. practical and dangerous te stitutional sanction. front trip to New Us-setrade. The British exNew London and his home In wish for settlement of a DOSTMASTER GENERAL FAR pressed Hydo Park, put la a bus; week debts problem "whenever It the LET and Secretary of the Treasclearing up his desk may appear that the present abnorury Morgenthau came forward with mal conditions have so far passed for bis departure on thelong planned an announcement of their plans for as to offer favorable prospects for cruise through the the ependlng of 1110,000,000 la the a settlement" Pans ms canal to construction of new post offices and the West coast and federal buildings storm troops In Germany In all, 626 communities la every JAZI demanded that the Stahl-helm- , All those UawalL state and four territories have been who bare bad occaor Steel Helmets, composed sion during the last selected for new federal buildings of war veterans, be banned by th But the lead- -, Hitler government generation to cal) according to the announcement at tha Whits House Half of the program 302 build-Ing- era of tho organisation reply that will be undertaken with are glad to learn It shall not bo suppressed or abauthorised tor that purpose sorbed In tbe storm troops The that Rudolph Forster was selected by la the recently enacted deficiency-emergencexistence of the Stahlhelm, they appropriation bllL It was assert. Is guaranteed by President tha President to snake the voyago with him. Since expected that 824 buildings would Von Hlndenburg, Chancellor Hitler, the days of McKinley this able bo constructed with "funds already and other Nasi chiefs available from other sources and courteous gentleman, now clerk In charge of the White THE twentieth anniversary ARRIMAN hosiery mills, the ONof the assassination of Archlions executive offices, bss been concern that was deprived of duke Frans Ferdinand at Sarajevo, on duty and never before has be acevent that precipitated tbe companied any President on a trip. Its Blue Eagle last April, has been th Now Mr. Forster Is going to havs a forced to close down, and Its 653 World war, there were bombing real vacation, and Secretaries workers are out of Jobs The lit- outrage throughout Austria directBone, McIntyre sod Earle will re tle city of Harrlman, In Tennesses ed against the Dollfuae government stain behind to taka cars of the depended largely on tbe mills and and possibly Instigated by the disorders There will be no tbe company bad tha support of Nazis. White House. Certainly th Power other civil officials aboard the practically all tha people there In were political In nature. Its dispute with the NBA. Tbe off- plants, railway lines, and one newscruiser Houston. On tha way down to the canal icials of the company sent to Adpaper office were blown up. Mr. Roosevelt will visit Puerto Rico ministrator Johnson and to Presand the Virgin Islands From Pan- ident Roosevelt a vigorous protest, congress adjourned and ama City he will go to the Ha- asserting the concern had been un- WITH President preparing for waiian Islands first making a brief justly and unfairly deprived of Its Ills nawatl cruise, Mias Margaret stop In Colombia. Returning to the property rights In tha Blue Eagle. Le Hand, confidential secretary to 'We would like to know," said the Mr. Roosevelt, dePacific coast early In August Mr. Roosevelt will t travel overland by letter, "If the Blue Eagle le the cided to take a vacation, so she rail, and tbera Is a possibility be property of tbe United States or If will asks some speeches probably It .Is a plaything to be held over the sailed for Europe. In Minneapolis and Green Bay. heads of honorable and decent emNow comes from Parir tha posltlv Wla. where the tercentenary of the ployers as a cudgel to browbeat and bulldoze them Into surrendering statement that Miss Badger state will be celebrated. their constitutional rights for the Le Hand Is to be IMMEDIATE relief for the drouth benefit of outside agitators whose married to William OL only purpose Is to exploit labor for Bullitt, American ambassador to West was decreed by the Presldept their own personal gain." General Johnson's reply was In In an executive order which alloRussia, and that she was making tha cated 156,250,000 for direct aid. The effect that the company could stay remainder of the first distribution closed forever If It wished to, but final arrangements j In the French capof federal relief for the drouth area It must comply with the NRA reguIncluded S43.750.000 for purchase of lations to get back Its Blue Eagle. ital. The young lady would lay The dispute started last October, nothing In' confirmation or denial seed, food and live atock; 125,000,-OOfor seed and feed loans, $12,500,-- 1 when about 800 employees went on except to declare that she was not 000 for purchase of lands In the strike with the tialmthat the com- going to Russia, but the correspond, drouth regions, and $12,500,000 for pany would not reinstate twenty-thre- ents were sure the plans were well workera who had joined the advanced for what It had bees establishment of civilian conservaUnited Workers Textile union. tion camps lu tbe stricken region. hoped would be a secret wedding. Fred Held, vice president of the It was understood that Cornelius American Federation of Hosiery Vanderbilt, Jr., a close friend of FINAL settlement of the questions Workers, went to Ilarrlman after tbe President, would act as best between the steel masters and their workers la expected the mills closed, but was taken man for Mr. Bullitt. Mr. Vanderand the threatened strike prob- from the train by a band of armed bilt la In the Riviera, and Miss Le ably will be averted. The Presi- men, taken aome distance In an au- Hand also was booked to go there dent, Invoking bis new emergency tomobile and released on promise before returning to America late In July. board not to return. powers, named a three-mato arbitrate the Industrys troubles, Ambassador Bullitt la a widower and both aides Indicated they would UNCLE SAM Is determined to get and baa a young daughter who Is Dllllnger, the country's now with him Id Moscow. accept Its decisions. The memA few bers of the hoard are Admiral most notorious desperado. Henry A. Wiley, James Mullen-bac- h days ago Attorney General CumOMETI11NO like a hundred thou-- 1 mlngs offered a re of Chicago and Judge Walsand Americana and Canadians ward of $10,000 for ter btacy of the North Carolina Su ln Detroit. Jor tbe . good gathered th capture of the preme court TUa- - two4Uee- - have will celebration which was held on murderer and the Ambassador bridge under the had long experience aa labor mediabank robber, and tors. Under the emergency law this of the Amerlgan Legion. half aa much for auspices group can order and police elections The bridge, which links Canada and Information lead tbe United States across tho DeIn all steel plants to determine Ing to his arrest which union shall represent the men troit river, was turned Into huge At the aam time In all collective bargaining. The and customs and Immplayground the attorney genboard can also baud down decisions were lifted for the eral offered $5,000 igration barriers en all complaints brought by either day. for tha of capture workera or employers. M. Glllla, President Roosevelt ordered the John Dllttngsr Lester alias "Baby Face CHARLES 8. Thomas, former hoard to report to him from time States seuator and right-hanNelson, Dilllnger'a to time through Secretary of Lnbor of Colorado, died Id Denver to Glllla capleading Francea Perkins, ture will be rewarded with $2,500. at tha ag of eighty-fouThough This action was followed up by a Democrat, retired from political JTtheMAY be necessary to resort to consideration of plans for life, Mr. Thomas denounced as on emergency labor legislation democratic the extraordinary powand local state, federal, to put an end to tha street car efforta to catch It was ers granted to President Roosevelt, strike In Milwaukee. A minority of understood that Dllllnger. plana using the and defied the President's order to the company's employees went out army and National Guard In the of- turn In all gold to the treasury Both and by violence forced th suspenfensive were under discussion. he and bis daughter hoarded" sion of service. The mobs fought The federal charge against Dlll- small sums In gold, and the latter the police and attacked the comlnger la transporting a stolen auto- was Indicted. Her case Is still pend pany's electric plant and lta cars. mobile across the state line. Nel- log. . The American Federation of Lason la wanted la connection with bor unions are trying to compel the the murder of W. Carter Baum. Dela more woe foi Presiden company to recognise their reprepartment of Justice agent, neir HERE of Cuba. The A. B sentatives In dealing with employees Rhinelander, Wla April 23. G society, strongest of the secret Instead of the company union with In addition to the federal prize, political associations to the Island, which It hna had a labor contract the person who can catch Dllllnger haa announced that It would no for 16 years. will receive $1,000 reward from longer support tha Mendleta govRev. Francis J. Haas, formerly of each of five atatea Indiana. Illi- ernment Th reason given was Milwaukee and now chief concilia Ohio and Minnesota. tbe lack of firmness displayed by tor for the national labor board, nois, Michigan, tbe government In dealing with ter was sent to the Wisconsin city with In White hla House CITTINO study, rorlsta, especially with men respon fun authority to act Mayor Hoan lbl for the assault on the A. B. G President Roosevelt talked over a Socialist held the company re-Judc 17," when a dozen to radio millions his of directly parade strike and ensusponsible for the fallow countrymen, seeking to reas- - men and women were killed and ing riots. sure those who have been alarmed scores Injured. Tbe . B. G manifesto said thi 'EDERAL JUDGE J. P. BARNES by the frequent allegations that New Deal la becoming radical society would continue to work fot the on of Chicago gars phase the New Deal a rap by granting an He rebuked bla critics as "doubting tbe good of Cuba against terrorism injunction restraining the goverc-men- t Thomases," prophets of calamity" and other forma of gangsterism from enforcing the provisions and theoretical diehards," and by which "are directly traceable to th defended the brain Influent of Moscow gold." Imputation of the AAA milk licensing agreeA crisis In tba cabinet resulted ment against the Independent milk trust He highly praised the departdealers In the Chicago area. In ing congress for Its work In tha and several members, who beloni affect, the Judge ruled that the gov- lines of relief for tbs distressed, to tbe A. B. G offered their realg ernment, through the AAA, haa recovery and "reform and recon- nations, as did 600 employees oi the treasury UepartmenL usurped. powOs which nnder the struction." Also there was a short lived Mr Roosevelt told hla listeners Constitution It had no authority to the simplest way they could judge naval revolt at Antllla, suppressed assume. The AAA officials In Washington recovery waa to consider their own by the arrest of the leaders A committee of conciliation wa declared they would seek to have situations. "Are you better off than you were at work on the government's trouJudges Barnes ruling aet aside. Jerome Frank, general counsel for last year?" he asked. "Are your bles and It was reported that h the AAA, admitted that If the de- debts less burdensome 1 Is your might suggest a parliamentary fora cision were upheld by higher baok account more secure) Are of government beadeit by-- a prim A. B. C"1eaden courts, the fifty marketing agree, your working conditions better) Is minister. Th meets now In force under the farm your faith In your owa Individual would agree to this If the premiei were chosen from tbelr ranks future mor firmly grounded) act and hundreds of tha codes un IN ranra- - , NICHOLAS By CUERIE first eteara engine I pedally, are so When th car along a track at magic of the centm a single dragged four or five mile an hour, and the I It for granted. On Clermont chugged her labored way mld-mpost of,i up the Hudson, and th first tele--1 to the full hg. meearth; one must U graph tediously ticked out tha sage, "What bath God wrought 1" tallow candles, men and women aensltiv to these and thTT. . developments said: "We live In an talking machine to " ng of miracles." And tha phrase full the wonder of ttf has been repeated until It has lost I Perhap It la not toe much of lta original meaning, baa ba- - that fortune has com a mer bromide of conversa-- kind to those who hani 1 Uxed to see the an w tlon. A new denomination appeara to be placed by the ags of needed. For example, .a man file That la the greatest I from California to New York In less tory of the race-- th Z! doa-aa hour-aa a little twelve past five decades th than I en yeara ago auch a feat could have miracle In humti en I - - been Imagined only by a professional changed no novelist or a professional lunatic; ,41 WW ono seriously believed that any such liSS. thing could bo done. A a tool And even more Incredible was tha notion that residents of opposite ends of the earth might talk with each KEEP COOL other. Yet, recently, Dr. Anton Lang, SAVE TIME pietart, university, exchanged jcU'M i SAVE jr, Georgetown WORK Oberam-mergaMittoni greetings with his family at SAVE MONEY Germany, while an undeterrgt with (ha mined million "listened In." jjtews, aawdl Also, by a marvelous technique af of ark s reproduction, n thousand movie theaters just now era showing In colors THB Cokaua jnore T vow man tta as rich as Ufa Itself s pageant of th Mi Ait tha Court of St James la 1815 th .soaker wardrobes this season. screen blossoms into glory beyond its do Illusblouses The two tmotmmttJgkOmg.J of any genlns of tha that co dreams the trated are typical of the doubk Cellini Benvenuto would stoat what 4 past; sratnawfchinpwanta, practical turn lace la or Richard Wagner havs said of such ( th i m oath but iida Met. fo. taking this summer. Each a medium of enfranchised art 1 J. Hath with Wducedcoyto a Is designed to be worn Scientists meanwhile climb tha of with almost any type stratosphere and plumb tho deepest suit, either tailored or tiKsao, depths of the restless sea, look out lace the VUaut, WkM k afternoon, for and Into the boundless . heavens .ttfithe rifui Itself lends softness and ORMfMk watch storms passing over planets Spaaed charm and distinction, than mo which the ancients never guessed, of simwhile the styling is Jlieemt dig Into mountains and drag from . tailored. and ple elements which their tmmedl-at- e 3WB0WI One of the new string type" laces hiding lace has predecessors could not foretell, jttoglv of weave HERETOFORE an In made Interesting ss a thing of of death vie rasworl cotton thread fash- snatch from the grasp fine and heavy of medium a luxury esthetic mein tlms of accidents and ailments which m actor aa It were, limited to evening ions the blouse with the ruffle edge once were accepted as immutable ktaov sc gowns and dressup Mouses and fril- rev era. "hi whims of an nnklnd Providence. The other blouse is made of a I Win pic ly furbelows and urn h. runs its course prohour that Each conventional more weight lighter In this day of enlightenment and i Healed by Cut. color Is vides news of unexampled victory independent thinking, however, we lace. Its mellow creamy effective over circumstance. , xkthat The are not allowing ourselves to be extremely flattering. And ao it happens that a super-miracjou wo blouses Is ex"My little girls fkcij hampered by tradition or custom simplicity of these of mass reaction la achieved flamed that her eye discriminatof women guitar what come world actly has and so the fashion a psychological lalsses falre on the almost shot The tnmbls play out boldly this year with the Dies ing taste covet for summer wear. nosed aa psoriasis. 8b of the public. Young folk. or its part easiest the are like v hit as these Blouses he can lace that every sage night and day and wu aarveloi practical and utilitarian as It can kind of garments to make. obtain rest Th scratch; lunansh he glamorous and pictorlnlly lovely. Miss 1U34 will wear lace in pas and e trouble rated tha , whine Now that the praeth ability of lace tel shade quite Informally through- UNKNOWN GENIUS tip was red and swollen t kaow so became has been recognised beyond ques out the summer evening dine and She tlon. GAVE Mr kr aha wa very pathetic ' tlon, style creators of high degree ilnnce hours. It Is not enough that roa wou month lov-BUGGY WORLD TO three "After of as well as those prestige one have a frok of lovely lace but 11 1 1 recalled theCoticara tm are using it without reserve for to satisfy fashions demands there i spunk, by my mother..! bought many of their smartest tailored and must be a Jacket to match. The Many of our land transportation and a box tetter t enemble in the picture Is tjrlcal methods are of European origin, but Cutlcnra Soap sports suits and dresses and blouses Ointment and used then Ws the There is such a variety, too, of of tbe newest trend In lace tbe old family buggy la distinctly to direction a Th Irk well v laces nowml.ns which add? gre.itlv It is of a heavy cotton lace American. No one knows Just who brought relief and A aientl to the sphere of usefulness In pale pink. Many Iaris has decreed did build the first one, Mnka: . according to . healed." (Signed) of the newer types have a f.ibnc-llkAmes An, ue trains for evening dresses and this Carl W. fair U of the Smithsonian Mitman, r Even though one Is no exception. qualltv which makes them March 14, 1934. set, who a of time lot Institution, spent sntlle for atl sorts of apparel. It boasts a slight train the gown Is Soap 25c. Ointment scene matter the wai but It looking up, Sold The big thrill about the new mt 25c. Talcum Ever, it of l re, ,11 quite informal, the more so ton and linen thread laces is that in that it has tiny sleeves and Is used in this c mntry first of alL sample each free Add set) were American roads extremely cura Laboratories, Dept as perfectly beautiful aa they are mt high in front a low cut hack, ley cal bad Revolution Adv. the Mass. (soma following they qualify ldO per rent to the however, for sui h is the way of the i real or still are) and the only conveyances good when it comet to being pracmode this season. The Jacket is ita th were the drawn wagons by heavy In that and wearable. tical they stvled with utmost simplicity as are teover Not horses or oxen. This was a very CiriTiu launder wonderfully, not even re nil tlu- -e wlihli are matched to the, . n tal TBivififl of method camel About The the transportation. only and qiilring painstaking Ironing la.e tro,k. the, top. And so on i wise C$ the to to best soother was is and which way get any place northern Imperative with and on It po wherever smart c pressing ur-NDie majority, of washable imiter-latrire'Jnever'inolested bj tn "this summer, on at aeroes ihe yrrfrfh a I pres o were and tha ghost trains" that W course, If herefoi e It ts easy to see cmiutr, tluh porches, on cool hotel owned a you horse and saddle, that was I the- bodies of emigrant j ford, why so nian.v women are including roo'i. on moonlit decks the first a hlou-.e- s and dresses made Of servfaster, too. with their ancestor. Lt irs, favorite will he lace. Msgs daa Yankee iceable Lues to their weekend Ingenuity wouldnt ba vans are sometimes vv,,-,r, Co ton. Is. ned even then, and about 1820 aoma I carr7 more than 1,000 smart fellow built the first light wag- - j to a camel, on and equipped it with springs. TAILORED THINGS HATS FOR TOTS Thus we had our first sprng-wagowhit Top MooaUi NO LONGER DULL Bj IILHIR M1HOIJ4S Thus we had our first spring-wago- n white Top Nountxli ones from which our buggy was developed. I the mountala bed Tailored things usedi to be dull. hy I 1 about Then, else 1840, rrj somebody Virginia, iontbwest Dull In both color and material, hut wanted to go still faster, and bnllt I western North Caolloi alt that has changed now. tn(j " s the first shay" and tbe fi Consider Philippe et Gabon's ech August It couu Mat Sweat same In (the a different thing m0untala form) tailored three piece ensemble. The aD(j Well two wheels in which tbe aporti with Jacket and skirt are In black mounuin people snd oi went kj h about a event rata at rattling great which Is a combination of tB important Jar of railroad1 Of speed. course, the angora and cellophane. The an root came along about that time, but you gora naturally give It that soft ha to have didnt Scrwfor tracks a lay buggy, ness, which we are not so accus Frog Ca fhla.1 and it held Its own throughout tha tomed to associate with a strictly not op A frog does i Nineteenth century, until the auto Mj tailored suit, and the ceMoplmne ordinary the S loo during finally Just about put It out of busiIt ra produves a glint that has a hint of ness. The depression made a lot of singing, but sequins tn it. month open wbS wide Its folks get out their old bugglea, howT The waistcoat, which completes A frof elnrf Wibc ever, so we still see a few of them demands. the outfit, is of white albene pique, heea has j around even In the National Capi- a large snake piteously, and there are cuffs of the same and do this most Or tal. Pathfinder Magazine. a perky bow tie at the throai of iSk hi startling noise. the waist' oat. v w1 1 L 1 1 u, $' Golema yssTSsrsv- - M mlv-Aww- srrssrfcf $! v Little Girls Inflamed Psorlat; ... le :ie AMERICAN er two-piece- e w-- t. a. Fn-t- well-to-d- ( - west-mad- nl one-bos- Ano-phan- " u ;ii Firat indatarmiaat SeoteBcee Ohio waa the firat atat In th Union to adopt tha Indeterminate sentence for criminal that it, the sentence providing a minimum and maximum term during which tlma a prisoner can b released according to his deportment The experimental plan waa set forth tn completed form by the General Assem- Soft Ribbon and Flower Take Away Severe Lines In presenting summer hats the mushroom brim la Important, hut the sailor and hnm lirted at hack also find favor. There la a marked tendency to ward pretty " color la the trimming, as, for example, a whit sailor with a cluster of flowers and an ombred taffeta ribbon tn pale blue; a mushroom of brown brllllantlne straw adds a pink rose over and nnder the brim supplemented by a twist of pink velvet ribbon around the crown. Sheer effects are cleverly han died and very muih worn. bly of 1885, Japan Cherry Blosaom The cherry blossom la to the Jap- afiese what the rose la to the westMothers and b'g sisters need not ern world. For generations It ba feel that they are the only for- been tunate to wear those clever hats flower venerated as the first of th which are crocheted from and representative of the crepe of Comes now the younger spirit Japan. Th tree la culgeneration's turn. We have picked for tivated for Its blossoms alone which are In many cases aa --large aa a Illustration the two most small girl type' that could befetching Sma11 ro8e- found. At the top in the picture see Aniv'st poke bonnet (Inspired " Sammer Without VY' by Little ril Jcar 1818 In Qhlo, In addl! ,fcr ,l(r dressy up cha-- 1 and below the merry go round llon t0 being known as "poverty neret for wear at play. Think mackerel year," and of it, 'ear ' "i een hundred and froze to death,' fS' n,y if,een cents, or a U,Ui ,)f crepe-pape- r. Is best remembered by its sobriof "the year without a sumquet can be made In no tlmemer because of the -a few exceedingly low penl caln$ upon yoS temperatures. neighbor. pa-pe- r. Printed Linen in Plaids Interesting New Motif Linen evening dresses will be seen agaiuln printed varieties this summer. The pattern Interest Is varied and lively stripes and plaids again of major Importance, hi high style there is the linen gauze with content silk !hotJjavallable In leas bold designs than earlier when Algerian stripes and plaids were the thing. Embroidery further d! versifies the pattern Interest. jf IS" t "lKrZL Z1 mi Smart are stage trick starvation. to'trala. usually through th .WWJMJJ31 Support r It to of eqo1 or. - ..ft to the Intelligence are capable of grtef tlon. th a -- ForVaygivenI the sun, a atof morning and w long as a ,tflf , es grees to tbe Tj, 4 tie s It to lesa tbtt tba east of the a aq evening L Although kD0W :'ntll tf ' bluegrasa session of tbe officlal f rotfl tucky give plant grass tbe of the stato cU' 'Sat L of I0' fey ft JJ , i |