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Show THE PAYSON CTTRONICLK. PAYSON. UTAH News Review of Current Events the World Over Representative isnt waiting for the silly season to open. In a fine democratic frenzy he has prepared and says he will introduce in congress a resolution, asking the President to forbid our ambassadors and other representatives from participating in any offin icial capacity in the coronation cereand Regime Insurgent Recognize Germany Italy monies and the marriage ceremony Pact Angers Russia of the king of England. Spain The resolution describes the coro-President on Unemployment. nation as latent propaganda for and added that it is monarchy, improper for a free republic to parBy Western Newspaper Union. ticipate in a ceremony of obsequious to an hereditary ruler. TUSSOLINI and Hitler threw f I 'HAT sea level ship canal across homage be stated that the matter It may Florida from the Atlantic to the Europe into spasms of alarm of Edwards romance with King by suddenly calling into session the Gulf, condemned by the army en- Mrs. Wally Simpson Is now disof startnot councils board as ministerial Italy and gineers justified, in the British cussed guardedly and ed by the New Deal and stopped press and with considerable Germany heat when congress refused to approcausing them to recchurchmen of and the nobility by the more funds, probably will ognize formally priate His majesty continues to Fascist government now be pushed on to completion. England. see Wally frequently but has given The army engineers, having been of Gen. Francisco to the world that he no intimation Franco as the legal asked by the President for a reher. will marry government of war-tor- n visory report, have submitted one Spain. It was holding that the project would be ERNESTINE SCIIUMANN-HEINK- , taken for granted justified in the public interest one of the greatest , that Austria and an absolute reversal of opinion. The concert contraltos of and operatic ,' would board also found that the canal 10 Hungary in Hollywood, to died the period, low suit Maj. Ra would cost only $102,985,000, instead the sorrow of the nation generally fcik. of $223,440,000, as estimated on Demon Franco, broth of the men of the iner of the Spanish cember 30, 1933, when material costs and especially A. E. F. f jr whom she sang throughchieftain, were substantially lower than they surgent out the war. A German by birth, had been In Rome and probably now are. So far the sum of $5,400,000 she loved intensely her adopted informed II Duce that the general, has been spent on the project. country of America. Her family was whose attacks on Madrid were meetsplit asunder by the war, one of ing with unexpected resistance, EXFORD GUY TUGWELL, her sons being killed as a German O might lose the war unless he were known as the No. 1 braintrust-er- , soldier and another dying in action given active support by the nations has resigned from his post as as a member of the American that sympathized with his cause. undersecretary of agriculture and forces. Mussolini and Hitler did not immediresettlement adminately announce that they would quit istrator and accepPRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS the international agreement for in- ted senate committee the executive tervention in Spain, but it was bevice presidency of of his campaign expenditures shows lieved they would soon be shipping to American Mothat the cost of his munitions to Francos armies. They the lasses company, of p, was exactly $070. himself withdrew their diplomatic represenwhich another brain- - A Robert JefTerys, secretary of the tatives from Madrid and arranged truster, Charles W. committee, said he had nut yet reto send others to the rebel govceived a report from Gov. Alf M. Taussig, is presiernment. dent, and a third. A. Landon, but understood that most Great Britain and Russia were A. of his expenses were borne by the Berle, Jr., is a stunned by the action of the two director. In acceptRepublican national committee. dictators and cabinet meetings were the resignation William Lemke, Union party presing British are R. G. Tugwell hurriedly called. The wrote the idential President nominee, reported he spent determined not to be drawn Into to Mr. Tugwell: Later on I fully $2,806 and received contributions toconflict but the Communist-Fascis- t The Prohibition expect to ask you to come back taling $5,753. they believe that Italy and Ger- to render additional service. Mr. partys candidate for President, Dr. many, especially the former, have Tugwell will serve on a special Leigh Colvin, listed expenditures of designs in the Mediterranean that committee of 38 just appointed by $1,106 and contributions of $1,131. would peril Britains seaway to the the President to study the farm Orient and are preparing to meet of the big groups that tenancy problem. The new resetany such threat Russias reaction tlement administrator is V. V. A- FIRSTin the of Presiwas awaited breathlessly, and the who has been first assistdent Roosevelt to call on him for lexander, was soviet government being pro- ant. their reward, the steel workers voked still further by the fact that G. Winant, who resigned as have asked that the Chief Executive John General Franco declared a block- head of the social security board recommend to the next congress the ade of the port of Barcelona, cap- to take in the Presidential elecpassage of legislation outlawing part ital of the almost independent prov- tion has resumed that company unions and forbidding cocampaign, ince of Catalonia. This move certhe urgent request of ercion of workers by employers. at position tainly was made. to stop the landing Mr. Roosevelt and is directing the George A. Patterson and Elmer cf munitions and food from Russia task of enrolling the future old J. Malol, employee representatives destined for the Spanish loyalist big of the Carnegie-Illinoi- s Steel comage pensioners. forces. England, France and other pany, carried this request to the nations were greatly concerned over White House. tlie blockade, for the port Is largely SAILING from Charleston aboard The Carnegie - Illinois company used by their shipping. The Spanish Indianapolis for has offered employees a 10 per cent rebels have created a strongly forti- Buenos Aires and the increase on condition that wage fied port at Palma on the island of peace conference, President Rooseworkers sign an agreement to perMallorca that can be used as a velt directed the release of a state- mit adjustment of wages to the cost base for bombardment of Barce- ment in which he announced that of living. At his press conference lona from the sea. Blockading ves- the government will continue to President Roosevelt said living sels may be supplied by Portugal, spend money on a work relief pro- costs should not be permitted to opwhich warned neutral shipping to gram until July 1, 1938 at least. It erate to curb wage increases. Furavoid the Barcelona port, though is estimated that congress will be thermore, Secretary of Labor Perasked to appropriate as much as kins ruled informally that the emLisbon had not yet formally rec$1,500,000,000 for relief in the next ployee representatives had no auognized Francos government An almost humorous note came session. thority to sign such an agreement Although he professed himself for their fellow employees. from Geneva where League of Nations observers asserted that the gratified at the inroads upon unemItalo - German recognition of the ployment by industry, the President IN HIS first press conference since the Presidential election Harry Spanish insurgents violated Article commented upon the fact that private business has not yet absorbed L. Hopkins, works progress admin10 of the covenant which demands that league members respect ter- vast masses of the unemployed and istrator, asserted his belief that reritorial integrity and the existing that millions of persons remain on lief rolls this winter would be at the low- - ; ' iv , political independence of all mem- the Works Progress administration bers of the league. They seem to pay roll and other governmental est point since the isV&i' start of the depreshave forgotten how the league agencies. Mr. Roosevelt declared It was sion. abandoned Manchuria to Japan and the He estimated that Ethiopia to Italy not so long ago. "widely known that many ofworkwill not hire industries families I 3,750,000 largest The Italian grand council, with over forty years of age. To a and single persons Mussolini presiding, voted to sup- ers extent, he charged, this policy would be receiving port the Duces policies by giving large i3 responsible for the relatively federal and local him more airplanes, more guns, of older workers on aid January 1, 1937, number large more men. and It more warships compared to a peak was frankly stated that the reason relief. And industry must expand of unof 5,316,000 in Janfor this was the threatening inter- opportunities for the hiring H. L. Hopkins workers, he said. uary, 1935. national situation. Italian opinion skilled of the United States, The I mayors think, Hopkins said confwas that If France joined Russia in In annual conference in Washington, idently, will go into Janwe that a of formation the radical aiding assurances were from of this by gratified uary year caring for 1,000,-00- 0 Spanish government with Its capital both Harold less cases than a year ago and Ickes, head of the at Barcelona in event that Madhead of a reduction of about 1,500,000 from rid fell to the Fascists there would PWA, and Harry theHopkins, 1935. administration the WPA, that be great danger of general war. will not cease its spending efforts The administrators attention was to keep alive the emergency or- called to the fact that latest figures COMPLICATING the already ganizations intended to deal with showed that 3,498,012 persons were situation and di- the employed the first two weeks of Ocunemployment problem. 1 am convinced, rectly threatening var is the alleged Ickes said, tober, an increase of 29.02C over the fact that Germany and Japan have that the PWA should be made a preceding half month. He explained united to fight the spread of comagency of government this by pointing oui that the drouth permanent munism, and that their pact is ex- It will expire June 30 next. On that in the Midwest added 32,831 destipected to be adhered to by Italy date, many projects will not be tute farmers to his WPA project and perhaps various central Eu- completed. Necessarily, a law list. ropean nations. This is of course should be passed giving time within directed mainly against soviet Rus- which to complete the tasks alEMPLOYER corporations were sia, and Moscow is actively aware ready undertaken. of the National of the menace. It is understood the 1929 level Labor Relations board ordering the that the agreement provides that of Hopkins predicted production would be reached next dissolution of the industrial counGermany and Japan shall keep Yet the end of our troubles cil plan of the International Haryear. strong military forces in East Prus- seems a vester company at the plant in Fort long way off," he remarked. sia and Manchukuo respectively; unwere about 1,800.000 Wayne, Ind. There that the two nations shall exchange While the ruling dealt only with even at the 1929 peak, employed military information and orders, but next year, with the same vol- the Indiana plant, the board pointand that in certain contingencies ume of production, carefully pre- ed out that tiie same plan also exGermany shall supply Japan with in the other 14 Harvester plants pared estimates indicate that there ists war materials. in the United States and Canada. It will still be some 6Vi to 71a millions An immediate source of friction sets a precedent also for future debetween Germany and Russia is unemployed. cisions in regard to similar plans the arrest of 23 Germans in Moscow in other manufacturing plants and Leningrad under charges of FOR more than ten years the throughout the country. government has been plotting to steal secret military int o wreck industrial building monuments of the World formation, has torn up ADOLF HITLER war on French and Belgian battleclause of the Versailles plants and to kill government leaders. Berlin protested the arrests fields and memorial chapels in the treaty the one that internationalbut the soviet officials replied that eight American military cemeteries ized the German rivers and canals. all formalities governing such cases in France, Belgium and England. He has announced that the reich has had been observed and that several This work is now completed and resumed sovereignty over all such of the prisoners had confessed their the American Battle Monuments waters. The treaty clause was decommission, of which General Per- signed partly to give Czechoslovakia guilt. The German propaganda ministry said the story of the German-Japanes- e shing is chairman, recommends free access to the sea, and that agreement, which came that the structures be dedicated next nation now has agreed with Bel- trim Moscow, was a periodic lie July, twenty years after Americas gium to protest formally against which this time was intended to entry into the war. The approval Germanys action. British Foreign sidetrack German protests against of the President and congress is Minister Eden rather mildly critithe arrests. cized Hitler's course. Anti-Communi- Scenes and Persons in the Current News Raymond vens TfcCf st EDWARD V. 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Boy at Anglo-Egyptia- n Kai-She- Franklin I)., Jr., Engaged to Be Married FOR WORKERS S ECURIT Y Household Arts Dept Street, New York.N.Y Write plainly pattern' your name and address. t, Foreign Words and Phrases Alis volat propriis. (L)Jy with her own wings, (fr , Oregon.) Beaux yeux. (p.) feminine charms. Coram populo. (L.) 1 ex machina. ft (L.) from the machine; the pencti unexpectedly saves the En famille. (F.) Withinfej ily circle; without ceres;, Flagrante bello. (L.) hostilities. sitasa Hoch soil er lebenl (Ger.Hi life to him! Jettatura. (It.) the The posses evil eye; the power erting a malign influence ns enemy. Letat, eest moi. (F.) Then I am the state. (A saying ed to Louis XIV.) Forms for the gigantic social sehave been printed curity law set-uat the rate of a million a day by an eastern printing concern. Thelma Mae Myers is shown holding up a strip of the blanks as they came from the presses. It is estimated that 26,000,000 forms will be needed to keep the records of the workers. p Ethel duPont and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., son of the President, shown at the home of Ethel du Ponts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene visit of Mr. Roosevelt, Jr. The endu Pont, here, during a week-engagement of the couple was announced by Miss du Ponts parents. The wedding will take place next June. d NOBEL PRIZE WINNER Golf Champs Try Out Florida Turf art Mesalliance. (F.) A n with one of lower station, j inferior. Ora e sempre. (It.) Now ways. 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