Show f ( THE GARLAND News Review of Current Events the World Over Farley i Thinks Midwest Safe for Roosevelt — Sloan Urges Industry to Save Nation — Crisis in Europe Is Approaching J f ' By EDWARD © Western W Newspaper parley Postmaster general of chairman of the capacity Democratic national that body to meet In uary committee called Washington Jan8 when he made will for the convention of I!)' and the place of that gathering select ed Ho told the corre that the gpondents chief bidders for the would be convention 'hlctgo Philadelphia St Louis Kansas ritv an( !n I’ranelsco t he report and denleil J A Farley that the flrM named city already had been 'derided upon Re laid he thought the highest bidder would be selected provided It lias ad equate convention hull and hotel 0 V'' ji culties Storiee that Sena or Dona hey of Ohio or some one else would be given '‘‘second place on the ticket Instead of Garner were laughed at hv Mr Farley He asserted that there was no doubt about the renomlnat Ion of Garner for vice president Asked about the rule he said the com mlttee might recommend Its abandonment but that any change was the business of the convention Commenting on the Literary Digest poll wlilt’h shows a majority In the nilddlewest states voting against the Koosevelt New Deal Farley said: “So far the poll relates to sentiment In the midwest stales like Iowa It la 100 per cent wrong” lie Insisted tlat the President was very strong not only In that section of the conn try but In every "The President will carry us many States next yenr as he did In 1932" said Farley Roosevelt carried all ex Cft six states at that time Farley laid he believed Roosevelt would win one the electoral vote of I’ennsylvunln of the states that vxtted for Hoover also la 1932 and thnt there wns a good chance of carrying New Ilnmiwhlre as prt SLOAN JR president Motors corporation speaker at the annual dinner Congress of American Industry in New York ind be made an earnest plea to Industry to save the country from bureaucracy and ALFRKO was the P chief of the socialism Industry should lead nation awayfrora fallacious theory of plenty “to promote the general welfare of all the people” Mr Sloan toil! the nation’s svtnnnufactur-erleading Should big business fall to ac“broader responsibility “ It cept this will bring he suld the "urge for more and more Interference from without— possible the the government In business Sloan conceded the gravity and extreme Importance of problems of today — the paramount necessity of charting a sound course for the “long Allure” He advocated: “1— Reduction In the real coats and telling prices of goods and services “2— A more economic balance of national Income through policies wnges hours prices and profits” The meeting of the congress was held In conjunction with the fortieth tnntnl convention of the National and the sodatlon of Manufacturers that before body were as em speakers of the In their condemnation plmtlc economic policies of the administration L Rar s was Mr Sloan President do said: “Whether we like It or not Mr the PICKARD Union C ANTA CLAUS Is doing big work this yeH r for the merchants of the It Is estimated by officials of country the Commerce department that the Christmas trade will amount to SI or half a billion dotlnia more than In Peeemher last year Preliminary holiday trade reports from all parts of the country to the Commerce that Indicated department retail trade nlreadv Is running from 5 to 33 per rent higher than a vear ago Christmas dubs will pov S’Uinxi to 7XX)(XX) members Much of tills trade money will go into Christmas pui Ithe British and I’leiulcr aval of France are exceedingly clever and resourceful hut If they are to extricate their nations from the threatening present state o affairs they will need ' all their xnmrtnesrt- Tfitnigh decision as to the Imposition of an oil embargo against Italy wos postponed until December 12 to give Laval a chance to conciliate Mu4Ho!lnl the dure refused to moke any gesture toward ppnee Italians were authoritatively warned not to mistake between diplomatic their exchanges of and the representatives premier Great Rrltaln and France as “peace talk” and were told there was no reason to believe Mussolini hail nmdilied his minimum terms already presented to Sir Eric Drummond and Laval’s representative Also he has declined further to conciliate Rrltaln by removing more troops from Libya and has repeated his warning thnt lie will consider an oil embargo an unfriendly gesture lie and all Italians are resentful ogalivt Great Rrltaln which apparently InVnds to Insist on the oil ban And now they ore getting very sore at France despite Laval's efforts to maintain friendly relations between the two countries There were reports that Italian- troops were being massed along the French frontier One more ruther desperate move tor peace was made In Paris when Laval Ambassador gave Italian Orrutl "set of suggestions" which were said to be the last word from France and Grent Rrltaln before the applying of the oil embargo due on December 12 These suggestions were said to be bused principally on an exchange of territories between Italy and the latter to reielve Its seaport and to remain absolutely Independent save for the lands granted to Italy The feeling In Rome was pessimistic and there was noted a general tighten Ing up of home defenses Troops tha had been expected to depart for the Ethiopian front were being retained In Italy and the orders to the naval and air forces were suggestive New measures to resist the sanceconomic tions were being put Into effect dally The vwis British government en with the troublous situation grossed Sir Samuel Hoare foreign secretary received timely orders from tils pliysl clan to take a reef In Switzerland stop In Premier lnval The admiralty was prepaying for eventualities and ordered officers of the royal navy reserve to report at onee for duty at Plymouth These men have been serving as olllcers and engineers In the merchant marine TIMES GARLAND UTAII BRITISH Irish and Canadian Id opened conversations with American olllclaU Washington of looking to the establishment air mall and passenger service It was believed this could be accomplished as soon as reciprocal pacts are signed to allow the landing of American planes on foreign soli Heretofore this has been blocked by the jealousies of foreign aviation Interest" The delegation from Great Rrltaln Is headed by Kir Ronald Rands director general of the general post olllee He Is accompanied Woods by CL K Humphrey managing director of perial A ways Ltd Postmaster General Farley announced that he would ask congress at the coming session for funds to start an n!r mail service between the United States and Furope building GOOD news for theGreen of the President of Iabor gives American Federation out the word that there will be no more Jurisdictional strikes among const ruction workers The- faction In tha building trades department of the federation have found s plan to prevent workmen from delaying construction by strikes over which of two organizations should do a particular piece of work In the future the contractor Is to decide which union shall do the Job when a dispute arises and then If a Joint committee of the unions Involved Is unable to adjust Hip difference the question Is to he referred to a federal judge ns arbiter OF AGRICULTURE announced the corn hog 37 to Designed between the Interests of the producer and the consumer this new plan will permit a 30 per cent Increase In hog production next year over 1035 thus preparing the way for In possible reductions pork prices to tha housewife and to strict corn acreage to about 95XH)(XX) acres an Increase of about 140(1 (XX) seres over the amount harvested this year comAfter appraisal by community mittees and review by county allota corn acreage ment committees bnse fixed a be and market bog base will producers must agree to plant corn next year on at least 23 per cent of their base acreages They to will be retire from permitted 10 to 30 per cent of their bnse acreage for mprovlng or must agree Hog growers purposes to produce between 50 and per cent of the bnse market production The lD'IG corn adjustment payment will be 33 cents a bushel on the appraised yield times the adjusted acreage less the pro rata share of local administrative expenses Corn adjustment payments will be The first made In two Installments la to be at the rate of 20 a bushel made about August The second will come due about December 31 1930 at the rate of 15 cents per bushel A payment of II 25 per head will on each hog In the base be made will be made at the rale Deductions of $250 per head If a producer falls' to raise 50 per cent of his base num hers The total payment to a producer will be the same for a production ranging from 50 per cent to 100 cent of his buse per The 1!)"7 rues will be announced 30 191(1 but the rale on by November corn will not be less than 30 cents per bushel and the rate on ’hogs will not be less thnu $1 25 per head SECRETARY program for 1!"0 a balance society CLUB has been forced In sheer self to enter the political arena or MI DOCTOR M others read THREE this: ITEM to KUEvma CONSTIPATIDI “Cave Man Stuff” By FLOYD GIBBONS Famous Headline Hunter I YL lads and lassies that is just hnothci lilustra-tioyou don’t have to go to the far corners of the world This yarn comes to us from Donald Adams and by golly the adventure Don ran into is too strange tq have anywhere but right here in our own amazing United States You’d never expect this sort of thing to happen In Darkest Africa or In TVHd and Woolly Asia It Just couldn't happen in Europe Rut It did happen right In Boston In the year 1)1 7 — and wbat's more Don Adams can prove It Don Is a and he’a done work all over New England carpenter He hoes though that he never hat to do another Job for anybody who even remotely resembles that big stiff he ran up against In Boston Don will never forget his name but relaying It on to you Is a Job don’t want to tnckle because thnt bird's monicker wns about two feet long and full of x’s and k's and neither Don nor I can pronounce It and only two people la the whole world outside of Einstein could spell It More Muscles Than Letters in His Name The fellow himself wns about as big as his name and two or three times" as- - hard to get ntontp with been thiss country very Ring and Jiq darned little English Don Adams didn’t know- very much about him but spoke he had a carpentering Job to be done and Don went to work and did It for him It was a contract job and the pries agreed upon was a hundred and dollars Don finished It up In about three weeks snd dur ing that time he hardly ever saw the big fellow although his wife snd eleven children were home most of the time When he was all through X)on gave Ills bill to the man’s wife and left expecting to receive bis money before long Don waited a couple of weeks but no money came Then he began to get short of dough and went around to the big fellow's house to see what wits tle matter He rapped at the door and the big fellow himself opened IL “What you want?” lie said as Don stepped Into the hall This Was a Reception but No Tea Party The big fellow wns scowling darkly He stood facing Don with his chin his arms held out from Ills sides In a menacing altitude Don didn’t know what to make of It quite “Why" he said “I’ve come for my money” Without saying a word the big fellow picked up a chair raised It high in the air and brought It down on Don’s head Don reeled and fell y enre A cleansing dose today a smaller tomorrow less each time quantitybowels need no help at all until a here of the fact that to find adventure jarn to the floor The chair had caught him a nasty “If I know what Is coming says Don of myself But the thing happened so wallop “I cun generally manage unexpectedly that I didn’t Why do hospital people come with bowels watch? home from working like answer is simple and it’s the answer to all your bowel worries if you will only realize it: many doctors and hospitals use liquid laxatives If you knew what a doctor knows you would use only the liquid form A liquid can always be taken in gradually reduced doses Reduced dosage is the sterd of any real relief from constipation Ask a doctor about this Ask your druggist how very popular liquid laxatives have become They give the right kind o£hdpaad right amount of help The liquid laxative generally used is Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin It contains senna and cascara — both natural laxatives that can form no habit even in children So try Syrup Pepsin You just take regulated doses till Nature restores regularity View hammock of the Different Youth In future the the old age dreams pust CHAPPED SKIN To quickly relievo happlmtaml roughness! apply toothing cooling Ment hola turn u ENTHOUATU CJswifCOM MEW FORTtOs Hot yen tried the MENTHOLATUM for head LIQUID colds ? Rika Meelholatnm ointment it bring toothing comfort “Standing Over Me With s Knife In His Hand" chance help and got to my feet again frightened and surprised I started to call for the chair crashed down on me again" Immediately This lime Don tried to dodge the chair lie turned so that It missed his It head but hit him In the shoulder and knocked him down again A sick feel- Ing cant over hiqi but he didn’t lose consciousness From what seebted to he a great distance away he heard the big fellow roaring at him “Get out of this house’ he was bellowing “and If you ask for cut your head off and burn you up In the stove” money again Don struggled to rise — managed to prop himself up on one elbow “I looked at him” he says “and could see him dimly standing over me with a long curved knife In his hand I was so overcome by fear that I thought must surely collapse I crawled to the door got crazily to my feet and tried to go out the door But the door was locked" Don Would Have Sold His Life Cheaply Don looked at that door with the blank stare of a dnzed man He wouldn’t then for his chances of getting out of that house allv given a nickel from somewhere outside he heard some one yell: “Walt a minute buddy— I II help you" And a that point Don collapsed and fell to the floor “I can’t remember much after that" Don says “Two policemen broke down the door and nabbed the big fellow and then everything went black The next thing t knew was in my own bed with a doctor and my wife taking care of me" For three weeks Don lay In that bed unable to walk When he had recovered enough no that he could hobble anout a bit he was summoned to attend the big fellow’s trial have Then a The to take have min Just Give Him Another Chancq at That Guy! GEN IlOof war was sentChinese to Peiping And that was where the big stiff got swell taste of Justice The Judge by Dictator C’hlaiig Kal slick to try to did figuring adding up Don’s bill and his doctor's bill Then he Just check move--the northern autonomy bs destroyed ss added some more for the suffering he had caused Don am made the big fellow Democrats thousand private enterprise” ment Delegations from ONE hundred It In th“ deCounsel J A General Georgians pay gathered Emery the Autonomy PromoAnd on top of that he sent him to prison for s year And of Georgia Tech at Atlanta stadium clared : “This gathering Is a nil to tion society called on all he hopes Is that If he ever runs Into the big bruiser again he for a homecoming and heard 'resident arms him and molts shouted has a chance to get set before the hostilities start a deliver Roosevelt “The sentry call should rouse the autonomy slogans outIt may sound unbelievable that ytrn of Don's hut It’s only one of the characteristic speech armies of Industry to repulse the forces side his otlice and asfull of confidence many strange and thrilling ndventuros that are happening In America every day of the alien theory that challenge our then the Japanese surance of © — WNU Service prosperity political Institutions and economic systarmy ollieers took the and praise for whnt em within our own household" matter In hand Lieut the New Ieal has aca lot of Col grief In the nature of things Robert Tun L Lund chairman of the Irrigation Nothing New THkahushl And he the large water projects defeated their complished board atinche £4 id: “The New Healers have Evidence of Use Ages Ago own ndlltary at did not neglect to attill population caught up purpose been forced to desert some of their Peiping and an officer the new Is In Irrigation nothing tack warmly the critSmall projects to Irrigate gardens and of the Jap'iimse boldest experiments This has came garrl-southwestern United Stales there are meadows ics of bis to supply produce snd hay to pass son called because the American people on General evidences of a rare of people before In for reviewing the of the miners and have demanded I return to common Ho and ordered him to leave the city the the Mexicans who used Irrigation settlers requirements economic and so were valuable The large at once Takaluishl told the war min tense and sound business American Their ditches evidence of which is still schemes clat advances since the market and oversupplied has taken the leadership In Ister: “The Japanese army Is con Industry President to he found wore built' otr the- same became ' a nls Inauguration he on the market— Montvtneed your continued slay In Peiping this combat" Roosevelt lines that the engineers of today would real Herald glut whnt was out gave tan only complicate matters" UStlavs of the Gold Bush Thpn r considered the keynote for his cambankers comprising the MaJ Gen Rayao Tadi Japanese to California In 49 water from the PIUVATK reserve pulgn for re definitely anWild Specie of Banana advisory council Commander In north China said: “War notinoed his candidacy — Unnecessarily Streams was used to wash gold and Thbre are about to the federal wild species of between China and Japan Is certain If reserve have handed later to Irrigate gardens The that life In the United bananas board varying In many a report giving warning (hat China breaks “the agreement signed —byteaasserting In th‘ Ih3t two f non w’nt out about that time to Utah haaIniprorpd with some 200 cultivated board acts to control credit last July In which Nanking agreed not unless snd a half years and will cmtlntie to and diverted some of the streams down varieties The wild ones are Inflathe country “faces dangerous to wud troops Into Hopei province" “if I have anything to do the furrows of their fields The gold distributed over tropical Africa widely Improve Asia tion" At the same time Japanese and ‘'speculation such as prewar with It" ackers also carried the Idea with them Australia and many islands They market collapse of 1929" planes were flying low over Peiping ceded Mr Roosevelt promised but range in stature from as they returned from California that lavish to forty The boa rd suppressed the report but most credit for Irrigation Is given to feet Some are without four over and was government tending edible fruits out It leaked CECRETARY OF STATE HULL seni that the nation could look forwaro the Mormons others are beautiful In Some Beside xJo London the usual polite reminder with assurnuoe to a decreasing deficit warning the reserve board In the early days Irrigation to pro- leaves are green with redfoliage mid ribs and that the semiannual war debt against the dangers of credit Inflation snd vide moisture for hay meadows was ss veins One has leaves asserted that 'the with rose striped In which the three billion dollars stallment from Great Britain was due Is higher than that of any other as water for' humans and snd white while another Is blotched Important 15 reserves the 6ouncll dis of Idle bank on Decemlver And also as usual He bitterly critlchei! animals jilfnlfa Is Intimately related with irregular pntches of brownish great nation ugreed bluntly with the do noihlug the British government sent to Sir Hie treasury policies prior to bis en to Irrigation everywhere The Monks wine color However the large Abjs n baiik reserves which has Hull the reply that under the clrcuiu policy trance Into the White (louse traced brought this plant from Spnln in the sintan type may have been the first of Chalrihns adhered boon to nances wouldn't a It cent by Well far pay the relief policies as opposed to ilolp days The history of the small note fof It Is represented early In an man M irrli'cr 8 Ur’les and nthef we were not counting on getting this and declared thnt rh vt approIrrigation projects L that they usually clent Egyptian sculpture- - Los Angela peak mil cc'scrve for Christmas spending j money priations has passed paid but the large ones went 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