Show — ' THE News Review of Current Events the World Over St Lawrence Seaway Treaty Ready for Investigaton Corah — Dictatorship Decreed for Prussia-G- reat by Railway Merger Plan By EDWARD W PICKARD STATES and Canada hare the treat for construction of the great St Lawrence seaway which la to cost In the neighborhood of but the (800000000 pact must be ratified by congress and the dominion parliament before becoming Is Ratification probable but’ by no means certain There - are various -- of parte the treaty to which grave objections have been raised notably those relating to dl vision of power to be W D Herrldge and with developed drawal of water from Lake Michigan for the Chicago sanitary canal These and all other phases of the pact will be Investigated by a senate committee beaded by Senator Uorab of Idaho The Inquiry will not start until August The treaty which had been under was for eleven years negotiation signed by Secretary of State Stlmson for the United States and Minister William D Herrldge for Canada By Ita terms the seaway Is to be con sfructed under the supervision of a commission to be known ss the St LawTence International rapids section commission Five members are to be appointed by each country and the work la to be carried on freo from governmental red tape and on a bus! ness basis The commissioner will not have the right to direct construction of the power plants to' develop 2200000 horse powejr although they can these with the eeti way They can order deferred any works When their Job la done they cease to exist as a commission UNITED PRESIDENT HOOVER but still bad sighed the to complete of the plana for reorganisation Reconstruction Finance corporation which la to handle the bugs fund In doing this he had to decide on successor to Eugene Meyer governor of the federal reserve board and Paul farm loan commissioner whose retirement aa directors of the corporation was made mandatory by the measure Tbe corporation Itself decided to discard red tape to expedite loans for state relief - from the £lX) 000000 of destitution end (322 000 for pub lie works the latter Including (132 000000 which may be used to match state highway More expenditure than two thirds of the (300000000 urn will be applied for Immediately his riots and murders In POLITICAL Prussia resulted In the establishment of a dictatorship for that German state and the declaration of mar Hal law In Berlin and the province of BranIn denburg weeks more than a hundred persona had been killed and 1200 wounded in the preelection campaign encounters which were Hit mainly between ler's Naxls and the Communists Pres! s'sdent Von Hlndenburgh therefore issued the Gen Kurt necessary emergency von Schleichei decree and Chancellor Von I’apen became virtual dictator of Prussia naming Mayor Frans Bracht of Essen aa chief assistant When Prussian Minister of the Interior Severing declared he would yield only to force the decree of martial law was Issued Premier Braun and Severing were removed from the Prussian ministry Open air political meetings had already been forbidden throughout the three - relch That Germany faces revolution Is een In the Hat threat by Hitler that If his Nazi party does not win control of the reichstag In the coming elections It will forcibly seize control of the government and arrest all Socialist and Communist leaders According to an Amsterdam newspaper Gen Kurt von Schleicher minister of defense will with Hitler The general it baa been recognized some ta time for planning to make himself eventually the actual ruler of Germany Tbe Amsterdam Journal also says Former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm recently visited the tn Doom to discuss plans for a coup d'etat after the elections The scheme la to form a new government with the ex crown prince as leader to bring Wilhelm back from exile In a German warship and to restore the regime of house of Hohenzollern Hitler the paper says will help but will not participate In tbe government of Italy PREMIER MUSSOLINI grand shake up In bia cabinet five ministers resigning by com Chief of these waa Dino pulsion Grnndl minister of foreign affairs The oilier were Alfredo Rocco min later of J'isiloe Antonio Mosconl min Prof Ralhtno Ginll Irier of finance ano minister of education and GIu seppe Bottal minister of corporations Mussolini who already was minister of Interior aa well as premier kept for himself the portfolios of foreign Franciscl and corporations Jung and Ercola were named to the other vacancies Eleven undersecretaries also were displaced Grand! waa made ambassador to Greet Britain of Its most Important — Interstate— commerce commission approved a plan for con olldatlon of all eastern railroads ex cept those of New England Into four The plan will probgreat systems ably be accepted by the lines concerned though It does not suit them In certain respects The four systems will be known as the New York Central the Pennayl vanJa the Baltimore k Ohio and the Plate The Chesapeake k will embrace systems thus created 57000 miles of rail lines — 300 roads though many of them are already operated by the large trunk lines The commissions’ ruling caused an Immediate reaction approaching Jubilation In railroad circles which hailed the plun aa the most helpful factor In that Industry In fnct in 12 years as the report pointed out the leading railroads have received virtually all that they have asked for In order to work out a new plan of economies ONE work for the election of 12 United States senators In the central states The plans are under the direction of Senator L J Dickinson of Iowa keynoter conIn the national vention “We are going to concentrate on the senatorial fights” he said a “Where senator Is stronger In his state than the exPresident we’ll carry thq whole ticket and pect him to rice versa" Senator Dickinson said the prohlbl tlon question would be the principal lsaue In many states the people having to decide whether the Eighteenth amendment shall be repealed outright as the Democrats desire or replaced amendment con by another giving greaa control of the liquor trafllc the Republican solution On August 11 President noover will be olllclully notified of hi nomination and will deliver hla speech of acHe baa ceptance at the White House decided not to make a western trip this summer but will send V’lce President Curtis to represent him at tbe opening of tbe Olympic games roosevelt Governor short vacation having cruise waa back tn Albany attending to business and laying out hla campaign with National Chairman plans Farley Tbe latter gentleman announced the campaign would he run through the state organizations There will he a campaign committee at the Roosevelt headquarter In New Tork hut It will assist and wltb the state organizations rather than attempt to direct them Farley said There will be only one national headlocated In New York The quarters money will be raised by a special committee not yet named Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming will again be at the head of the women' organization Mrs Roosevelt who says she has always been ‘a profound dry” has pubher belief that the licly declared has not worked Eighteenth amendment and should be repealed successfully of the THOUGH the members In Washington are army tak rapidly leaving for their homes of ths freo fares ofIng advantage fered by the government those who re mnlned especially the radicals were threat enlng more trouble In the form of a picket tbe White Ing of A promise House to do this If congress were not called In spe clal session to pay the bonus was made by Urban LcDoux (“Mr Zero") Gen Brig D Butler Smedley former marine projected himself Into the picture by giving the veterans a characteristically vigorous talk urging them to stay right there and praising their behavior “They are trying to get you to go home" he said “You ought to keep some one here In the front line trenches You have as much right to a lobby In Washington as the United States Steel corporation !on’t take a step backward Remember as soon as you pull down the camp flag this movement will evaporate Those of you who do go home vote to kick h— I nut of your enemies" UTAH GARLAND TIMES GARLAND J B SHANNON’S pONCRESSMAN house committee Into Inquiring the Inroads of the government Into business in competition wltb private concerns opened Its bearings In Kansas City hla home town and first received briefs from many organizations M W Borders in presenting tbe data assembled by tbe Federation of American Business baa which branches In 34 states and represents more than ICO Industries suffering from competition from government boards and bureaus financed by taxpayer money set forth that bureaucracy baa grown to auch proportion that It threatens the existence of the present form of American government A of merchants from procession Leavenwortb testified tbat they were being driven to the wall by the competition from new government stores in tbe two federal penltentlarlea and of the post exchange bjr the activities and book department at Fort Leavenworth - Effort of the government to get Into the cafe and restaurant business' were attacked by the Arp eric? g Hotel with 6000 member hotels association Live stock producers commission men and bankers pictured ths “collapse of live stock Industry under withering dictatorship of the secretary of agriculture” and attacked the doings of the federal farm board 'T'HE best tire regardless of price is a Goodyear Don’t take our word for it Take the public s The public says Goodyears arc best — by a lead of 2 to 1 over any other tire And here are prices that prove that the best costs no more Every price buys Goodyear quality — a lifetime guaranteed Supertwist Cord tire— parked with the Goodyear house flag and Goodyear name Look them over and ask yourself “Why buy e tire when any costs no more?” In this country or found former student of the University of Illinois the new of the death of Thomas Arkle Clark was read with mournful Interest For many years denn of men In that Institution he performed the difficult duties of his position with extraordinary skill and tact and won for himself a high place In the educational world Among other deaths of the week waa that of Jules J Jussemnd who for many years was French ambassador to the United States and was one of the most popular of all the diplomats tn Washington Americans In Paris Joined with the French in paying a Inst tribute to him at the funeral services Field Marshal Viscount Plumerone of Great Britain’ distinguished generals of tbe World war and Indeed of previous wars died in London and waa Interred In Westminster Abbey with great military pomp Louis Maurer who was the chief artist of the now famous Currier k Ives prints died In New York at the age of one hundred years Be lived to see his pictures rather scorned at the time be made them selling to at high prices connoisseurs WHEREVER SPAIHFIBOER Full Oversize — Bach pairs T11E economic conference of the A British empire opened In Ottawa on Thursday with many of the empire’s most eminent men la attendance Stanley Baldwin lord president of the British council leader of his said that this is the most delegation conference Important In history for two reasons: “First Britain never before has been In a position to negotiate with a free hand from tbe electorate and second never before waa tbe trade of the world so depressed” 3? tire You can count six layers of cord here but the first two the tread in this tire (or in any "si ply” tire built this wey) do not run from bead to bead Some tire makers count these as “ plies” but they are really” Nash Each In Per single SIX“PLIES"f Full Oversize — Chrysler Dodge 447-2- Ford Full Oversize — 457-2Ford Chevrolet ' They put through a new revenue measure designed to ralae more than billion dollars In additional taxes and an economy bill saving perhaps la government expend(150000000 itures They passed all the necessary department supply bills but refused to make most of tbe promised economies In these Two measures long advocated by Senator Norris were passed These were the “lam duck” to resolution the constitutional dates for change the beginning of congress and the of the President and Inauguration the bill relating to labor disputes The national discontent growing with prohibition waa reflected In congress by two test votes In tbe house and several votes on the legalization of beer in the senate On March 14 voting to bring the resolution to the floor the repeal house cast 187 wet votes the largest of Its kind since prohibition as against 227 dry ballot Two weeks later a Similar vote on the O’Conner Hull beer bill was 132 to 210 Senate wets pinned their hopes to bills to legalize beer and various measures by Senators Hiram Bingham and Millard E Tydlngs were offered aa amendments to the tax bill and in a final effort to gain modification and increase federal revenues as a rider to the home loan bank bill The variona attempt met failure President Hoover vetoed only three Important pieces of legislation These were the bill extending veterans’ privileges to hitherto unthought of classes of former soldiers and the first relief bill with Its federal loans to Individuals and the bill to shear the President of hla powers under the flexible provisions of the tariff act PCS ©fr© THOUGH the members of congress the recently ended session gave up a vast amount of time to political scheming quarreling and useless talk they actually did enact considerable legislation of moment often under pressure from the Chief Executive They passed a aeries of measures that began with the moratorium for Inter governmental debts that Included the creation of the Reconstruction Finance corporation and that ended with the pnssage of the (2122000000 relief bill and the home loan bank bill with Us currency Inflation “ rather taiore GETTING than their rivals the Releaders at Chicago publican campaign started the preliminary headquarter Into action V f 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cold In a long time she finds that it confuses them a little If she knocks on wood nnd it cripples their efforts at revenge Recently she presented a friend a rabbit's foot for her protection but it played her false Shortly thereafter the friend wns In an automobile accident and had her scalp But ripped open for quite a space did this disaster shake Eva’s faith In efficacy of rabbit pednlst Not at all She bad two explanations ready In a moment One was that Inasmuch as she bad not killed the rabbit herself be could not be sure that It was the left bind foot This Is the only foot that has any real magic in It but commercial dealers are not careful to ascertain the original location of the amputated foot The other explanation is that everybody baa two contrary signs and ff Size Full Oversize n Reg Cl Plymouth 37 Single 25 Single $ purs IS 93 Each tfiLSUo' Single 1230 ' ore pairs DUTY Single TRUCK SO 30 TIRES tI4 87 Each 25 50 Etch 153 dre SO Size Each In parrs 32 X 26° dre O ‘361pair 34 In pairs Steele dm in pain Single tire r735 30 Each lo pair j64o Single tiro lo pairs Single dre FOR THESE VALUES! perhaps In this Instance the rabbit ha helped to keep some of our best foot worked backwards You Just women out of JalL Eva thinks It can’t trust magic not to reverse itself would be a smart Idea for all policefor Aome people cloTake men to carry a broom with which to vers To the vast majority they bring hit obstreperous gangsters but to little Eva they good luck In Down the Island of Haiti they bring illness disappointment aid dis- have a sweet little custom that Eva aster and she would sooner pick poi- Is thinking of adopting They make son Ivy than the treacherous clover an effigy of their enemies which they Then there are the terrible black torture with In order to good effect cats the sight of which Is fraught make the torture effective they must with disaster for so many With get a piece of their enemy to paste little Eva the omen reverses Itself on A hair from his bead effigy the She Is a cat worshiper and has raised a paring from bis toe nail or even dozens of black ones She became the dirt upon which he has spat la so used to their crlss crossing before sufficient The witch doctor then her that it established a sort of lm puts a curse on the Image and all munlty She discovered it once when that Is necessary Is to stick a pin In a black cat saved her life The an- the effigy In the exact spot where you imal ran across her puth and she want the enemy to hurt The only stooped to pet It Just before two au- trouble Is that It doesn't work so tomobiles crashed together and piled well on Americans When the up on the sidewalk at the exact spot States marines went to Haiti the where she would have been passing natives made countless effigies with If she hadn’t stopped to pet the cat which to torture the Intruders who Our office boy Is not so lucky The guffawed loudly at the spectacle and last time a black cat ran across Ills never had a single pain This would path he had four flat tires before the argue that the enemy must be posday was done True the tires weren’t sessed of a lively belief in magic beso good anyway but they would have fore lie could be discomfited hut It la held up very well if It hadn’t been worth a tijinl for the cat He has very bad luck No matter how much common with brooms too Every time he Is sense people have few of them are hit by one he gets arrested for somefree from some form of superstition Once when he was sweeping There are those who thing swoon If they out his father’s store be hit a friend sit down to a table that has thirteen playfully with the broom “Oh don't round II Others can't walk under a do that" the friend cried “I’ll be ar- ladder without in a but rested!" And within 24 hours he Eva is the only falling one I know who bewas riding to Jail in the Black Maria lieves in every form of balderdash In for speeding Little Eva says It Is existence Even when the rabbit a sure sign and that one reason she foot slip It has no effect on her behate housework Is that brooms are lief In charms or her vivid respect such a menace The vacuum cleaner for voodoolsm— New Biblical Fortress of Sichem Sichem was one of fered a bold Geographically spectacle: with the hormost Important points In Palesizontal lines of the walls one superSituated In the Darrow mounimposed upon the other with the pass between Mounts Garlzlm of Its stones all gigantic dimensions Ehal— the high road of travel concentrated In the elliptic city plan between tie east and west— it the fortress loomed In the landscape blocked the route from the Jordan Standing at Ita side the two natural to the coast plain and pro- bulwark Mounts Giririm and Ehal valley tected the coastal region from the reinforced the Impression of of Invasions the nomadic hordes pregnability Its strategic Even today one who stands at the coming from the east function Is thus obvious Sichem of foot of these gigantic walls has the tbe tine tain and 33 Each lo ptirt OJO Each 4 525-2- lo Bach In pairs $ 105 Single Sinzledre Indianapolis sense of being as the Biblical people walled “in our own sight as On Is grasshoppers Impressed by its sheer physical strength and understands the fearful panic of the Israelite as they listened In Kadesh Barnea to the reports which their spies brought back from the Land of Canaan The builders of tihs fortification system were the nitrites who weie known to have dwelt In Sichem as early ns the time of Jacob lfiOO B C (Gea 34) 3' |