| Show A THE GARLAND News Review of Current Events the World Over President's Way of Ending Virgin Islands Row Arbuses Criticism — Senator Black Probes for Truth About Utilities Cigar Box W PICKARD By EDWARD Newspaper Union C THAT pleasant Impelled Wtatern row 0Ter the administration Virgin Islands was bo unthat President Roosevelt felt So he to settle It himself office from removed the two chief battlers Gov Paul M Pearson and Judge T Webber Wilson had other Jobs ami found for them Pearaa nominated Lawsuccessor son' who rence W Cramer as lieuwas serving tenant governor of St CTolx Island of this appointment was not immeThe senate committee diate the Islands affairs was slow In making up Ita mind about Crumer and from St Thomas cauie the news that the foes of the Pearson admin amnion there together with a delegation Croix were protesting xigoroii'lv gainst the President's se ection of a Bew governor The Emancipator opposition paper Bald editorially : "The Islanders would aboip ic soon have reargon for tinder I'rmifr no Poor change of policy can be expected nd unknown as the humble people of the Virgin Islands may In they are entitled to an example of honor and courage from the President of the American Republic" The disposal of Pearson ami Wilson also aroused criticism In Washington The former had been aflai ked steadand ily by Pat Harrison of tber Democratic senators but Secretary of the Interior Takes had defended klm warmly ao he wag given a job under Ickes being made assistant director of bousing In ttie PWA at S800O a fear a plnce not previously filled In order to provide a Job for Judge Wilson a former congressman and a protege of Senator Harrison a woman was forced off the federal parole board Attorney General Cummings requested and obtained the resignation of Amy A Stannard psychiatrist who has been In the government service 12 year with a civil service status and had been a member of the parole board since 1030 Wilson was sworn In aa her successor Since Wilson’s qualifications for the place observ-trred to be chiefly political In Washington noted sadly that the parole board wa getting back Into 'hands It Ir - i V w) WHAT waIn In the cigar box That newspaper! Is what Senator Hugo Black chairman of the senate lobby committee wanted to know Before the committee for questioning was John W Carpenter of Dallas president of the Texas Power and Light company lie admitted freely that he nd other ntlllty men had hotel conferences dinners and a trip i down Chesapeake bay I with congressmen dur8e"tor 8ack over the fight bill and that he himself had centered hla efforts on Texas congressmen But of the mysbox terious he could or would tell nothing Black probed and probed and flnully asked: “Do you Bt say that In the morning (of the day before the vote on the bill 'death Utilities sentence') you a box didn’t give a congressman wrapped up In a newspaper?" Carpenter replied quietly: “I don't think I did unless It was s few X1 the gars" Senate and bouse conferees met to consider the utility control bill but there were small signs that they could and one session ended get together Two adminabruptly lu a real row istration Cohen lobbyists Benjamin nd Doxler A De Vane were brought Into the executive session by Senators Wheeler and Barkley and though Representative Huddleston proGeorge tested their continued presence was Insisted upon Whereupon the fiery Alabama congressman and his fellows from the house walked out and broke C’olieu Is generally Bp the meeting given credit for writing the measure After leaving the committee room Huddleston said flatly that the house woud not recede from the confereei that the "death sentence" position must be eliminated P it OPPONENTS of the AAA to strengthen the of Secretary of Agriculture powers Wallace decided to let the basic act courts so the adgo up to the Supreme bill was passed by the ministration enate with only 15 adverse votes and conservative Both Republican Democratic foes of the AAA are confident that the Supreme court will hold the basic act unconstitutional and aq test la assured by a senate early amendment permitting suits to recover taxes that have not been processing passed on to producers or consumer One of the major purposes of the amendments was to close the courts but the senate rejected this scheme by a vote of 41 to 23 As a result the Is case Id which the Bos Hooaack ton Circuit Courts of Appeals held the AAA unconstitutional will not be thrown out and the highest tribunal will have a chance to pass upon It Amid so much adverse criticism the action of the Midwest farm leaders In Chicago must have been gathered to Mr Wallace Resolutions soothing were passed the secretary praising and congressional leaders for their efforts in behalf of "agricultural equality" The farm leaders urged senate apfor the commodity proval exchange bill passed by the house and asked of the Pacific Northwest Wheat Export corporation under the AAA to prevent wheat surpluses In that area from competing with Midwest wheat and other grains 1 be to meeting voiced opposition the tdans for transportation farmers wan'd profit more by competition among carriers federal control of the liquor business is provided for in a bill which wus passed hy the house and sent to the senate with prospects of early adoption hy that body The measure which creates within thd treasury a new agency to be known as the federal alcohol administration wus uked by the President to replace the EACA killed by the Supreme court’g NRA decision Mr Roosevelt wanted the new office but agency to be an Independent the house decided otherwise pKRMANIiNT IMMEDIATE convocation of the League of Nutlons council to deal with the Italo Ethiopian question was demanded by Haile Selassie emperor of Ethiopia On his t lie behalf demand wus to telegraphed the league secretariat at Geneva by Ttuda iluwurlat Ethiopian to minister to the and delegate He league t that the couiuui proceed to tilt examination of tiie s tuition 14 't XV of Haile Emperor the league covenant Selassie Ethiopia invoking this article because of the "threat to her from Italy” Independence British dispatches said Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and leading members of his cabinet were believed to favor full league action If other nations agreed as a last resort to avert the threatened conflict Diplomatic In London heard that the quarters British government probably would alter its policy and permit 'the export of arms to Ethiopia The emperor’s Martin had nejv minister there a conference at the foreign office and came out smiling happily but saying nothing Mr Martin had admitted Previously that Ethiopia was short not only of arms but also of money J'ALlhe- - moment we have very little "I am doing all that money" he Bald la possible to raise loan In but thua far have not met with a great measure of success" i v PARTIAL Investigation of the milk Industry by the federal trade com mission was said to have revealed conditions and the administration aked for fjuooui to continue the Inquiry The senate committee In the deficiency considering appropriation hill cut out that Item altogether but when the measure came before the senate Duffy of Wisconsin moved an amendment adding the sum asked After a hot debate this was approved hy a vote of til to IS and the bill was then passed ' The numerous senate amendments had added a total of more than to the house measure $''0000000 so the $3000i00l'0 bill was sent to conference the Middle West ready their crops found they couldn't get hands to do the work The idle men ordinarily on counted for this were on the relief rolls and declined offers of farm labor for two reasons: The wages paid by the farm ers were less than the sums received from the relief organization or for government works and If the men once went off the dole they feared they would have trouble getting back there when the harvest was over The situation was desperate and emergency relief commissions were urged to take action This they did In the states affected and It was annoifnced the “revolt" was under control The Illinois commission stopped ail relief works tn the rural areas until In Kansas persons reafter harvest fusing any temporary employment were removed from the relief rolls In Nebraska 20 counties were cut off from federal relief allotments and tn 15 others the allotment were cut In half In nearly a eore of Iowa counties officials denied relief and men on relief rolls were admonished to accept employment In the harvest fields In North Dakota all but specialized projects were halted and the state administrator announced that aa soon as the harvest was over the new works administration would take progress care of unemployable P'AKMERS In TIMES GARLAND UTAH CHESTER C DAVIS AAA bla fellow officials were shocked when they were greviously shown this classified real estate advertisement tn the Globe of Joplin Mo: Buy "Dandy way to make money : this 13 acres for bog raising Sign up with the government to not raise say 500 hogs That It will pay you $1000 will pay for the acres and have some National Topics Interpreted Bruckart by William left" “It’s preposterous!" Mr exploded Davis "It's at least preliminary to fraud It's deliberate misrepresentatI and ion not in any way possible shall begin an Investigation at once" DETERMINATION of the Nazis to put au end to “political Cathollcism" In Germany and their consequent drive against Catholic youth organizations may bring on results more serious even than has the U Nazi head General Ooering of the secret police gave out a warning to Catholic priest to be careful In their com ments from the pulpit and Franz Guertner minister of Justice Is sued a decree threatefor ning prosecution priest violating any the Throughout Goerlng'a Injunction Catholic the country generally clergy was cautious but In Freiburg Baden where the Goerins order had not been before Sunday the priest published read In their pulpits a letter from the episcopate calling the Nazi action a violation of the concordat with the Vatican To this charge the Nazis re ply that the Catholics were the first to violate the concordat hy making at tacks on the Hitler youth movement in their parish papers Tiffs new "purge" by the Nazis In eludes a renewed cruude against the Jews and dissolution of the Steel Ilel In varl Diets veterans’ organization The Jews are helpless oils provinces and If Julius Btrelcher has his way will he all driven out of Berlin or se But the Steel Helgregated In ghettos mets whose chief is Minister of Labor are likely to cause the Franz Seldte a lot of trouble Hitler government The organization's weekly paper is using language that Is not often heard In Germany thee days and Seldte Is the reason for suppression demanding of the local div Dions National Press Washington Building Wash! Dgton— I'reslden t Roosevelt knows and those close to him realizethat sometimes sornea A tiling more than Not Laugh l''8h Enough kill off 18 reqnrlrllt a Presione of the reasons why the dent Is planning If and when congress tour of adjourns to make an extended lie knows of rumors this country his health going about the land that not up to par and he is taking this method of disclosing to the American word the people by action rather than answer that he Is plivslcally fit Whoever occupies the White House Is continually subjected to whispered rumors as well as open assertions of Some as In this one kind or another reflect on the health of the Instance chief executive Others as happened within the last quarter of a century reflected on the personal habits and StlU other practices of the President have related In times past to personal fortunes and financial dealings of the man In the White House Usually ttc'e campaigns” are of a "whispering rogatory character No one ever knows ever exactly how they start nor is It to put a finger possible for observer It Is on the rumors as they float by bred by be to seems a condition that about of the Individual prominence whom the rumor mongers can operate because people are always Interested In what a President of the United States Is doing In the current Instance the “whispering campaign” was largely unknown resort to Washington until summer residents began returning to the city They brought back all sorts of stories that were being circulated In distant places concerning forMr Roosevelt's health that is what The gossip It appears to be spread like wild firp in Washington and became of s much concern that It crept Into one of the White House press conferences D C visit periodical to hlg home Bt Ilyde Tark N au n(1 apparentiyt that be needs to a)( to h8 mlIeaee this summer Is a period of comparaIn tive calmness 1ashingUm to If superficial the anything To Keauc Deficit apimaranees count for tion Is actumove making designed to reduce the federal trea It deficit tell definitely what the B'itnlnisjtra ty's yet too early to plans are and admlniM ration spokesmen are strangely qmj about them but there are certain sjgna and portents which may be examined In the mine effort to detei which way the govis headed in ernment respect of the gigantic expcndltuie for pUpiic works relief and general government costs While congressional committees continue to examine tax questions with S view to enactment of legislation that will Increase federal revenue the President and his advisers have taken step to cut down the drain 0I1 nie treasury The first and probably the most moves of thc-is the anportant that on November 1 fednouncement eral aid to those people unable to work will cease definitely Relief Administrator Hopkins announced after a conference with the President that the relief policy will be changed on Noami that the urlous states vember and counties will be municipalities expected alter that date to look after that segment of the population known as the unemployables These are people who for one reason or another cannot earn their own living by work Previously Mr Roosevelt had directed his fiscal advisers to make 'a thorfor ough study of relief requirements the fiscal year beginning July 1 1938 While this is almost 11 months away told new paper correthe President to know as spondents that he desire early as possible what tin burden of “Mr I’rpsident" one of the 2'txi corre-- relief would be in the future His anof New York I YOU LA G L'AKl ipondents present asked “are you In nouncement was Interpreted as having t Inwith budget requirements a connection a little had health?1’ lias created an International He harked The chief executive’s answer w as the and cident nil hy himself tive revenue under the pro- up l’iul Moss in liU License new tax laugh which lias endeared him to many to license one “Mr K” to work Earlier Public Works Administrator people lie was just lank from a short as a massage opercruise aboard a yacht in Cliosupeake in the metropolis bad made known that the -- a --GermanHe as suntanned he T tie rtmjn — His— face-ator becum-official d were preleaned back In his eluilr and demanded German plomatio to the State tie to know what the correspondent paring to complain that the city was violating thought about It I think that the pnrtmont commercial news dispatches from Washington that Gorman Amor can the ex-aihwS had recommended Mr 1!i23 Ia But of Guardia night Indicated rather clearly what the treaty to be carried out hiHovements declared the treaty Is mill and void thought about the state a’iih publle works funds In the hands correspondent has discriminated of the President’s health for surely "because Germany the public works administrator citizens of Jewish American none of these dispatches Indicated any These Involve vast sums against Now It Is particular alarm made to appear that the PWA and the origin” even not the State He Indicated that have administration in mind some can force him to back the rumors continued Nevertheless department restraint on expenditures of that chardown to go and a good many thousand peoacter and that hereafter gigantic allot“This order shall be carried out unple apparently be- - ments of a public works or Improvetil such time as we are directed to do Let People Seeneved Mr ment character may be expected to b otherwise by the courts" he said for Themselves Roosevelt had bro- fewer Jn number The German questloS also threatened ken under the strain The result of this will be of course to come up In the senate for Senator of his New Deal presidency So to hold In the treasury some of the fore the summer is over millions of total of the $'000000000 King of Utah said he would ask an Inpublic works determine whether to will the Americans probably vestigation have an op- appropriation United States would be warranted In portunity to See for themselves Just as Reduction of the outgo for direct rerelations” with the correspondents saw at the press diplomatic “severing lief necessarily will be reflected In the conference that the President still has remainder Germany of the public fils' smile "that his hair Is no more fund and It Is reported that other plans gray than when he took office tn 1933 are In the making which will have as HAT wholly and that his countenance shows no eartheir prospective end a restoration to the general strike was tried marks of the strain which every PresiIn Indiana and private employment of greater numbers out by organized labor dent of the United States finds an of Idle workers than heretofore the 67000 Inhabitants of Terre Haute have herent part of that job been contemplated of all food supplies were deprived One trip upon which Mr Roosevelt Then as another Indication The local authorities of Vigo county of has set his heart Is a tour to the Paministration called on the governor for help and Intention to restore funds cific coast and return It will provide to the treasury nnd thus reduce the Mr McNutt promptly ordered 14 coman opportunity for several millions of difference between income and panies of the National Guard to the scene In Americans to see him and a lesser Brig Gen Wray De Prez "as an fliuinuncnieut by Josse number to hear him speak It will n Jones chairman of the Iieeonstruc command promised the merchants who carry him through territory which conHon hud been bullied Into shutting their Finance Mr Tones corporation tains about half of probably na the mae known that hereafter' the RFC shops would tie given protection and tlon's population would be to said his first endeavor will not make loans to banks He It Is well recognized In Washington restore the milk and Ice service This clared that ttie banking structure wns that no amount of denials by informed In had been cut off even from hospitals an excellent condition and that or amount persons of second hand any was called The general strike further aid was not required by 4S testimony Is sufficient to squelch mabecause labor unions without warning The fact wlikti Mr Jones did not licious stories of the kind that have leaders had been unable to reach an mention In his announcement is howbeen circulated about the President the Columbian En with ever that the hanks are agreement exhibiting no The eye witness Is the only one who Solus and Stamping company nnieliug desire to borrow from the particular Is prepared to discredit such stories 0O0 of that concern’s employees went federal government The RFC already and unless present plans are revised on strike in March and the plant wau holds preferred stock In almost half the eye witnesses will be many this but the union lender closed down of the hanks In the country and these summer The President probably will banks thought It was about to be reopened according to RFC records are make other trips during the late fall by strikebreakers liquidating thhlr obligations as and well as Conciliators from the Department of early winter plans for as they can do so This Is s rapidly gnlflcant these aro still In the making and their Labor arrived and within 48 hours the length and number depends somewhat general strike collapsed and was called I have reported to you previously upon the date of congressional adjournoff by the union officials tn charge The how slowly the administration ment plans strike at the stamping company howThe In effect and several ever continued program fits well Into the Roosef velt methods In the 28 months of his were forced to use the troop time lief fund Plans were pro- Drag tear gas bombs to disperse riotous tenure the President has done a coniD connecg siderable amount of travel mobs He has tion with the Hopkins’ announcement made three cruises on the yacht owned Terre Haute merchants estimated on relief and the President's that the two days’ strike cost them at by Vincent Astor two of which lasted vey order It was disclosed relief surthat only more than two weeks each The state least half a million dollars He travfifteen thousand Arsons eled io the east const of Canada in approximately sient probably $300"0 In maintaining have been given Jobs since the money June 1933 aboard the craft order by use of the troops The state was made available This does figure and of labor asserted the syrn federation returned two weeks later not Include the additional list aboard a navy ship Last year It will pa thy walkout was unauthorized emits for the Civilian Conservation be remembered he visited Haiti Puerwhose corps numbers have to Rico the Virgin islands Colombia rebellious It 300000 to 403000 It 311 be recall DROPPING all their the Panama canal Clipperton Island the liemocrats of th that provision was made in the $3 and HawaiL On his return from that the admlnlstra house did everything appropriation resolution fo’r an cruise he crossed the Northwest maktlon wished In considering the soda Increase of the CCC from 300 000 to several ing before bill as speeches the senate by altered security reaching 000000 Thus in two months the Washington The- conferees had settled all dif CCC has had only about In 1933 ard In 1934 he visited Warm of ferences after two weeks of hard work the total increase which was expected the colony where Springs Gooigla but one of the amendments they Frankly COC enlistments have been victim of infantile was that permitting are disappointing that the paralysis cepted private nursed b&ck to health and with which responsible pension systems to function under th thorities have changed the age limit in' Presluent the of because his measure own afThe majority members o: order to permit the maximum fliction has had much personal conof en the house were Informed that Pres) tries Into that service Those in nv nection In returning from the 1934 dent Roosevelt was opposed to this s sltlon to know and who will visit to Warns Springs Mr Roosevelt sneak they refused to accept It The senatt about conditions entertain candidly stopped st Muscle Shoal Norris dam some would not permit the elimination or fear that the total ever win an and Birmingham for personaftTlslta the ameudmeut so back to conference to proach the CoOOOO to which enlistment points sod things which Interested him went the blU are restricted of these trips have been In addition tm NmctMi Uniou 1 careful ppl pndveta at AO Th TWr eaality TRajru UETS It 4a to Mm te We tha beMW aUad tb tot (a4 HOUR WDUBTBr- PATRONIZE Dover Delaware Planned by William that it was not until 1683 Del was laid oat Penn Dower moat designed It to be the of Kent town of the county In 1722 the state houie later the oldest state capital and today the use edifice of Its type In public In su-tn the United States was built “Green Dover’s years bsequent came to be surrounded by hanThrough the Intedsome homes home have decades these rvening ol slowly developed Into museums high standing with theirartlurniture their fitting and their P“ THIS WEEK’S PRIZE STORY By bovine Intermountaii u4 ®r‘ 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