Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAn o atrlkea in the PERSISTENCE provinces kept France in a state A gain of 225000 new of unrest members was reported by the general confederation of labor labor’s official body Altogether it was estimated that 100000 workers were still absent from their jobs in spite of reports of strike settlements in scattered t)routh Crisis Brings Federal Aid — Business Revival Con- sections throughout the country The French Riviera witnessed a tinues in First Half of 1936— Steel Industry general exodus of foreign tourists from 450 hotels and resorts followFights Drive for Unionization SANTA MONICA CALIF— ing a lockout by the proprietors as this with both The hotels were closed indefinitely tickets just put up folks already after the employers declared they EDWARD W are saying this is starting out to could not meet workers’demands for £ Waiters Newspaper Union more pay and shorter hours This be a bitter campaign — the bitteretaliation by the owners against rest perhaps since away back in drouth may garded by observers as the first the threat of FEARS that a workers’ strike up- 1896 in farm official to anthe recent crops response destroy set the summer tourist season one L Dakota John eastern nouncement Lewis and My guess is these prophets don’t by South North of the most profitable to the French the twentieth part of it I’m Montana and Wyoming prompted president of the United Mine WorkGovernment representatives were realize reminded of what ers of America of a campaign to President Roosevelt serito settle three busy attempting unionize steel employees to marshal $500000 happened when my ous strikes — iron and steel workers Old friend Col Bill In order to prevent the "closed 00 in relief funds to in the Lorraine region naval shipit said the "will use the shop" Hayward combat industry damage at St Nazaire and emwith his negro regiits resources to the best of its abil- yard workers and to develop furmaon the its employees and ployees ment for France ity to protect ther plans for fightchines at Parisian race tracks from intimidation cotheir families the war drouth during ing emercion and violence and to aid them The Secretary of Agrilead-of YXHILE representatives in collective W barked at night maintaining bargaining culture Henry ing powers gathered in Geneva free from interference from any Next morning when left Wallace who to lift League of Nations economic source” the transport was for a Washington sanctions against Italy and the refThe unionization attempt comes of well out at sea a personal survey ugee emperor Haile at the time when steel operations pop-- e y e d trooper the stricken areas of Selassie Ethiopia have set a new record for 1936 the interior declared that from to plead prepared South stood staring Reasserting its belief in the prin the conditall reports cause of his naof collective bargaining the ciples as endless serious as they had at become the watery expanse ion Eution’s freedom were in 1934 due to lack of sorely industry’s statement pointed out “Boyl” he exclaimed1 to a comthat employees now pick their own ropean statesmen needed rains panion "dis sho’ is one big ocean!” considered the pos‘Mos’ doubtless” stated the secrepresentatives for collective barThe secretary declared that of a reorgan sibility gaining by secret ballot The stateond soldier “but son whut you’s rains descend in the izatlon and reformatment declares: lookin’ at now is only jes detop regions the government ion of the League “The steel industry is recovering will buy 30000000 head of cattle layer’ Observers agreed from six years of depression In the next months white that Informal losses and the employees are The Union Party In St Paul Minn the governors -to receive the benefit of discussions on the Ualle Selassle beginning of "the five reformation ATLCLEVELAND therewas harstates met with Federal increased operations Any interrupt- League interment for mony would be held it was probable that of Harthe forward movement will the ion Works Progress Administrator At Philadelphia the old Guard question of reorganizing the seriously injure the employees and moved along on ry L Hopkins and administrators be the proceedings would their families and all business de- ternational pact body from the various states Mr Hoprollers But for real exuntil the September as- greased kins ordered relief jobs made im- pendent upon the industry and will postponed citement wait until that new Union sembly mediately available for from 25000 endanger the welfare of the counholds its convention party have seen to 50000 farmers who try” Then will be the signal to remove ESPITE his previous decision their sole source of livelihood dethe women and children to a place declaring unconstitutional the of stroyed 'The jobs were to be made IN ESTES PARK Colo Gov Al- - tax on safety Just consider who’ll be railroads to permit pensions available on water conservation fred Landon M Republican Justice Jennings Bailey of the Dis- there : roads Presidential projects nominee continued his trict of Columbia Supreme Court The inflationists who think that rural schools and recreational proj- vacation with his family the ruled in an oral as we have government enas begun long opinion that the ects before week and railroad retirement board could graving plants and printing presses President Roosevelt In Washingmade plans for reThe money should be plentiful pay pensions to railroad workers ton appointed a special committee of the convening The justice declared that his pre- group committed to the idea that composed of Secretary Wallace Kansas legislature vious decision on the validity of if the farmer won’t do something Budget Director Daniel Bell Auband for the acceptashould himself for be the rail laws could not be something Assistant Works rey Williams nce speech he will construedpension to mean that the retire- done for the farmer Doctor TowProgress Administrator and Dr deliver in Topeka on ment act itself was unconstitutionnsend with his project to provide old Rexford G Tugwell resettlement 23 July over for al will the that ruled He pensions in work government age everybody administrator They Although Governor could proceed to collect from rail sixty except Congressman McGoar-tcooperation with a committee of Landon was resting workers a sum Father Coughlin calling for soamounting to 3 department of agriculture officials preparatory to the per cent of their salaries and could cial justice and better radio hooThe President instructed Budget rigors of the cam- - use the money to pay retirement kups Huey Long’s successor who’d Director BeU to study government affairs of his when to workers the wealth and make every the determine they share what pensions Gov Landon £tafe appropriations to and confer reach 65 years of age or have man a king funds are available ences with political advisers occuworked 40 ‘years pied considerable of his attention He also ruled that the railroad A1 Smith’s Strategy recovery When CONTINUING business Kansas legislature re- retirement board could proceed to AN headliner of pofirst six months of convenes thea proposed amendment to collect information on which to alAl Smith litical vaudeville 1936 fulfilled the hopes of optimistwill be introdstate constitution the did so lot the pensions provided it and surpassed should have known better than to ic prognosticators uced giving the state broad power at its own expense and by recom- puH that ancient wheeze — shooting of conservative to the expectations legislation provide pensing the railroads for any cleri- at Philadelphia letter carriers on a forecasters for social welfare and to cal work involved afternoon All the leading trade barometers Govwith the federal government Justice Bailey’s original decision Sunday And besides think of the desperegistered fair business weather at ernor Landon was quoted as de- in the case had specifically en- rate chance he and his supporting the close of the first half of the the proposed amendment retirement scribing the railroad joined of automoof sharpshooters The production took: year board from taking any steps to quartet "satisfactory” biles reached 2400000 units in the asThe come between a mother panther which may be compel the railroads to furnish and her cubs come between a first six months of 1936 the best for the basisamendment action in other formation that similar for ruled decision The the period since 1929 Frenchman and his fracas come the tax law adopted to finance the states reads: a radio announcer and his Improvement was further reflectwas unconstitutional and between pensions "Nothing contained in this coned by the steel industry the operatbut never right on the stitution shall be construed to limit ruled that the tax measure and re- elocution from of which 492 rose ions per the power of the legislature to enact tirement measure setting up means eve of their national convention try the start of the cent of capacity to come between a flock of offic“infor financial of laws assistwere the providing pensions paying year to 712 per cent at the end ance to eholding Democrats and the proaid infirm or dependent pers- separable” The output of electricity of June of four more uninterrupted spect unempclimbed steadily to reach an all ons for the public health of the same and general years compensation loyment in time peak long June of Breckinridge and providing for social subto security Italy the railThe steady recovery Trouble of Travelers the payment thereof by tax or othmitted his resignation to President roads was indicated by carloadings the larger cities when which worked up to approach their erwise and to receive aid from the Roosevelt because of illness The OUTSIDE manager wishes to show federal government therefor” best levels since 1931 The figures diplomat declared that he hopes to a guest special attenspecial the health his months of 1936 first during recuperate for the six tion he assigns him to the bebetter were than “ YIELDING to the urgings of summer and to take an activein part dchamber substantially of state which usually is the those for the similar period of 1935 leaders Gov Herbert in the Presidential campaign party second on floor invariably is the A strong upsurge of home buildH Lehman of New York an- autumn Mr Long’s place will be taken at the front of the house and nearly ing gave impetus to the construcnounced that he would run again for always on the corner where eletion Industry although it still reby Undersecretary of State William The goverthe office of governor ctric twinkle signs the He will represent merrily till mained at subnormal levels nor had announced several months Phillips United States government in Rome daylight in the poor sleepless ago that he would not be a candiwretch’s eyes AN INCREASE of 90 per cent in date again giving as his reasons in an effort to solve And along toward 2 a m a party from Mussothe cash farm income on cotthe press of personal business and lini’s problems arising named Dewey standing in the conquest of Ethiopia ton wheat tobacco corn and hogs a desire to retire to private life Mr Phillips has had a distin- street below will start telling a from 1932 to 1935 was recorded Democratic leaders declared the career in the diplomatic party named Pink about sumpin guished the Agricultural governor’s decision will help the eld posts in Eu- mighty comical He has that’s come up Adjustment act in- national ticket to carry New York servicethe Far East and Canada rope Sad’day night whereupon Pink will validated by the Su- in the election next November and has three times been be moved to recall a few socia1 In a statement issued to newspapreme court last State in the reminiscences of his own department January according permen Governor Lehman said he The most pressing problem facto the annual report could "no longer resist” the aping Mr Phillips in his new post Convention Invocations of Chester C Davis peals of national and state Demo- is the regularizing of America’s re- A LTHOUGH a southerner— how- former administrThe cratic leaders statement lations with Ethiopia now claimed not working at the trade ever ator made public in said: but still as by Italy as a territory as some — I have to of steadily considWashington personal "Regardless by this country as indesnicker when a Democratic senator Cash farm Income erations however compelling I recognized The importance of this walks out on his own convention from these five ma- - feel that I can no longer resist the pendent observers declare is question farm products pleas of my party both in the state dicated by the selection of Mr becaush a colored preacher asks Chester Davis Jor whjcjj came under and in the nation or of those with Phillips for the Italian post Only the divine blessing on its deliberaWhich reminds me: tions whom I have worked in closest asproduction control rental and beneon rare occasions in the past have fit payments was $1363000000 The first time that great Texan in sociation for many years and with active officers been 1932 the year before the AAA bewhom I have waged the fight for Jim Hogg ran for the governorship given posts diplomatic came operative his party split The bolters joined For 1935 it was equal opportunity and social secur$2593000000 ity FLOODS which followed a series with the Republican outfit— mostThe report pointed out that cash "Therefore if my party in this " of cloudbursts in south Texas ly black— to put up a fusion ticket state chooses to nominate me again caused At this farm income from all other prodconvention the Rev property damage estimated ‘Sin Killer”pinto Griffin a famous black ucts increased in the same period and if the people of the state again at millions of dollars and cost the call on me for service I shall proudfrom $3012000000 to $4307000000 delivered the invocaevangelist lives of 22 people Mr Davis who was recently apIn tion he threw an ly accept the call and will deconcluding Rains which ell at the rate ot to the nine to ten inches a minute swelled unexpected bombshell into the piepointed by President Roosevelt to vote myself wholeheartedly Interest of the people of the state” the creeks and rivers of the af- bald ranks by earnestly urging the the Federal Reserve board declared that cash available for living flicted areas into wild floods It Lord to Put Hogg in the governor’s expenses taxes and interest from D ETIRING from the post of was reported that thousandsof chair farm cash Income was the highest Terrific uproar ensued Finally a acres of farm land in Qonzales and ComptroHer General J R in 1935 since 1929 and two and f counties were inundated dusky stalwart got the floor announced that following adjoining times greater than It was in expiration of his term of office the As the flood - waters “I moves" he bellowed “dat dis receded he 1932 would aid in the government rethey revealed a grave picture of yere traitorsome and flood The ripped prayer be expunged from de organization study undertaken by destruction a drive to force bethe senate committee headed by through the settlement of Kyle record” DEFYING tween of its 500000 workers Austin and San Antonio Senator Byrd of Virginia Majestically ‘Sin Killer” erected in i strongly Gen McCarl criticized New Deal washing out bridges and wrecking himself the steel industry a train issued by the It was here that the loss worded statement “I rises" he stated “to a p’int emergency agencies as "loosely and extravagantly set up” and as of life was greatest American Iron and Steel Institute of order It’s too late to expunge r In in “tax the the declared "it will oppose any atGuadalupe Valley it was frum de record a prayer which aconsuming extreme” estimated that 300000 acres of lready done got to heaven more’n tempt to compel its employees to He declared that a systematic reorgAof both regular and farm lands been inundated five minutes ago” join a union or pay tribute for the anization lthough the waters subsided lap emergency agencies would improve right to work" IRVIN S C03B idly the flood had wiped out the w NU Service Although' the statement did not government administration and reduce the cost to taxpayers corn mention him by name it wasr- (News of Review of Current Events the World Over WuoM) ZJk mkd Adventurers’ about Club PICKARD By “Death Straddles By FLOYD G Famous Deadlii boys girls Dave New city "I met he writes “and strange to say it didn Tan revolution or anything- like th sailed TODAY outfit from r U and York horse” A horse That’s the answer to Dave doesn’t remember the time ' going somewhere Back in 1924 when steeplechase tider And a more dange playing post office with a roomful of n Dave had been riding steepleci years over In England when one out for Ireland for a two month?’ Limreick air and I His home was in Kilmallock when a neighboring farmer brought hin asked Dave ' break him to the saddle Unbroken Colt Has Wick “The horses I’d becrT'dealing wit) been ‘chasers’ ” says Dav as being a yery soft job indeed I was tie of that colt came the first time I e inside than he began to lash out in al me out the door “I decided then that oe’d been about coaxing him into a better frj he seemed to respond to my equipment on him By that reception he gave me I should bar wicked gleam that was still in his Well sir Dave had the harness o him buck all the hellishness out of his s day he saddled the colt and took himButf that animal was gentle as a lamb three or four young horses were graz seemed to infuriate Dave’s mount Dave Goes for a Wild “He quivered a moment” says Da far as he could Then suddenly he S' ' AS at The Plunging Colt Headed with it under my right stirrup and at ways to the left His sudden action slipped from its stirrup I fell across hi “But my right foot held fast slung at the furious animal’s side air and the back of my' head hang And with Dave dangling at his si air that wild colt started Off he we field Dave’s Cranium Bumps the “At each long stride he took” sa and his hoofs grazed my skuH I hav my life but strange to relate my hea connected I knew he was heading for t of the field and I never expected to cre I was I must inevitably hit that fenc less I’d be a lot tougher than I ever t On the colt galloped crossing that was all too short to suit Dave fore him Now the colt was fallin jump It all togk place in the twinkling ol was racing with the agony of the doomi colt rose into the air— and the incredibl that fence He flew over it like a bird top of the barrier and letting it down oi Colt’s Somersault S “Then we were in the open again’ faster than ever Across another fen them with room to spare every time der his belly my head brushing the t hoofs beating a tattoo on the side of lashing legs I caught a glimpse of a sol the most dangerous leap in County Lin “It was a stone wall five feet on the other side to a dyke 20 fe thought to myself and I still rer prayer Then the wall seemed t could feel the colt bracing him sell the air and the last thing I remen bricks falling about my ears — ” Dave awoke three days later and had saved his life The colt's front fe turned a complete somersault — the or have saved Dave e — wnu rf r -- f J |