Show U S Destn Over-Ag-e GENERAL HUGH S 5rrr “f JOHNSON v i ljfl 1 " 1 vlA f v“ V ft ‘Jlfpk O' 15 — m - a lit vTTvi l'oe 5SsSP - v r" j L - JjSbrr C tf i the JPsrr?' n AROUND THE HOUSE COMMANDEERING POM K This roll Min his WASHlMi'lUN been so bus kbt tp iihuit U'e i i'i M’i ption pi nun utuii r tin Mieitive - LJcr a it friend our dir WH v uittta tNX ' t w it on u it tu —' "T" j THEY’RE t" A view in the San Dego naval base recently show some of the World oar destroyers of the United States navy which have been traded to (real Britain hv ITesdent Roosevelt for ar and naval bases Under d " a"d of Be rmuTa tieeH1J' foundland " N In the is ands st I mu Trinidad Antigua and in British Mr (imana the most important ad on m the remtorcement Roosevelt called the deal of our national defense that ha been taken since the Louisiana Purchase in Thomas Jeflerson s administration i i'ti in r iii ft' in tin fm ill win tint the if me ' Iti both I'Lihlu is tut a ti'uit must dt tet tn me vihit be pmi the mint fai Ins t lap 'l hit must tv he sc bet oust the it lit it'll list J I 'etc ides li !t n it mt nt r he n ter I'uhlii )uirt pensut icii Irt peat " it 'tub 1" III t at the ruurt must and what proposed list is piihlu In tl is the compi nsit ion shall he the whither proposed It pislatioti property is to be lakt tt on n tnld or ow net slop basis tin sn tains met hid Meed Listening Post in Our Caual Defenses ist s must WV'’' ' ' VV t' N4fpl it 2 a'lil'V ALWAYS csr£l5v0 OTEt£terid3iair Itn?vt3vto!f3TX! SUPER- FRESH tlit td tat'" of war or navy urn liitrtnune hut it whether the use is “puhln-s as it must he left to the eouits to determine just omju nsatmn “i In tune of war or limes like thest where nearly every use in comicc tion with armament is putdie tlieie 'The isn t much to that distinction law is faulty however in vesting1 the commandeering power in the two secretaries It should be m the President That is another lesson of 1918 Both war and navy depat t ments frequently eommandeered the Weakness of Force Diverted Mind Wilson same supplies President Who overcomes by force hath The mind ought sometimes to be finally straightened that out by iebut half his foe— Mil overcome that the return diverted it may qutring all commandeering orders to ton be signed by the chairman of the better to Bunking — Phaedrus war industries board Apart from that the Smith or senLeft: Amid the dense jungle of the Chagres river section of the Panama Canal Zone a listening post of ate version of the commandeering The objectionamendment is good our growing air defenses is shown in action under eyes of Brig Gen Sandford Jarman commanding Panama is the nature of able circumstance coast artillery brigade Right: Ruins of ancient Port San Lorenzo Sixteenth century “strong point” are used no debate There is measure of the of is at the Atlantic entrance the canal The fort for camp site by men of the Canal Zone's artillery brigade "just compensation” for a human drafted into mililife deliberately tary service is not the donation of It is the anyUung to the public performance of an obligation to the ' public "Just compensation” as re” M quired by the Constitution for a dolOn no sustainable lar is a dollar theory do the two relationships stand Neither conon the same ground o are demnation nor commandeering as the politicos like to say const of wealth It is electioneering buncombe ' Mary’s Lamb Volunteers in Fingerprint Drive LaGuardia 0 v JV' ’rsSlV H Vt i Mary with The war °1 pelts ranchers Karakul boom Calif of Ramona old Karakul lamb having stopped importation from Asia Minor Ramona who have been raising a sheep are experiencing Hewlett Reports to F D R of New fork who recently took the Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia (left) v should be fingerprinted initiative in declaring that every American He is shown being for means of identification keeps his promise at the Summer city hall in New York Detective Jamee members of the staff from the New York City police department as the mayor’ prints are rebureau of civilian Identification stand by corded Another Link Binding the Americas DRAFT LOTTERY The next big news story on the domestic front will be the great naIn the Civil tional draft lottery war draft names of young men in each county were written on separate slips of paper and put in a jury wheel at the courthouse The order in which men's names came out was There was the order of their going v h Jrm so much chance for graft and fixing in this method that in 1917 we invented a new way cards in each local Registration board district were given a “serial number” after they had been thoroughly shuffled Usually there were less than 3000 cards in each district The first plan was to have 4090— from 1 to 4000— written on slips of paper and each put into a gelatin capsule In the presence of a crowdas ed Airways clipper “Comet of the and distinguished audience The A llVl on Inaugnral flight of the took off from Sliaml airport secretary of war drew out the first three-daaervieo the great The Janeiro ervice to Rio De It contained the number capsule stratosphere new sub nd eipresg to the West Indies snd the east 258 That meant that in each of the still closer with tho 4200 odd local districts the man mirtoVsoVlh Ameriea It wiU Be Latin America whose number was 23 was the first United States who would be called for examination QK-:l- VY& ' Mrs F J narriman U S min Mer to Norway as she arrives at Be White House Mrs Ilarrimsn ®ae a report to the President on She recently reprelfn ’affairs lumed to tliis Country on the transact American Legion i Finally as our World war experience proved while “eommandter-ingof some facilities like land docks warehouses and supplies will frequently be necessary as a convenient method of determining price the “taking” of manufacturing plants for government op eration very rarely happens— only once by the army at least in 1918 The power to do so is useful for what President Wilson calk'd "a club behind the door” in negotiation The piactice of doing 60 on a rental basis is useless and or The government has unnecessary neither the personnel nor the ability to move in and' operate a private plant The war department for example has all it can handle in fighting a war If government has as it did have in 1918 priority powers over power fuel supply apd transportation it has no need to take over a man’s plant If he doesn’t behave it can choke his operation to death in two weeks' time— as we threatened to do a few times in the old 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