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Show UTAH THE SMUnFIKLD SENTINEL. SM1THFIELD. News Review of Current Events the World Over Hitler's Peace Proposals Scouted by France Big Italian .Victory May End Ethiopian War Lowden for Republican Key-Note- r. W. PICKARD By EDWARD WtNltrD I'ulon. 0 Newupapvr HITLER'S proposals for ADOLF In peace Europe, together with hla flat rejection of the plnn of tlie other four Locarno power for settle-meof the Rhineland Ituatlon, were handed to IlrltlMh ISirelgn Eden bjr Joachim ron Hlhlieiitrop. and imaged on by Eden to the French and Belgian ambassadors In The British the rahlnet thought (iernmn scheme worthy but of conalderatlon, Min-Int- the French govern-len- t look'll iiNin It aa a "cunning plun" to adll the Locarno power and make Hitler the virtual dictator of Kuroie, Iremler Snrraut and Foreign Minister Flnndln were consult-In- g on atepa for frustrating the relclie fuehrer and preserving a tiidted front of tho !orarnn nations, lllller'a note niaile these proposals: 1. A "standstill" agreement to exist on laith aldea of the tiertnnn border for four month during whirli Germany, France, and Belgium would make no Title "armistice" troop mnrcincntHL would la guaranteed by a neutral 2. A notmggreaslun pact between Germany. France, and Belgium, 23-ye- guaranteed liy mi International arbitration court, to lie negotiated Immediately after the French elections.-8- . for nonuggrcaslon Negotiation pacta between (icrmiiny and her other neighbor. 4. Germany to return to the League o Nation a an equal If the league a covenant la aeparnted from the with ami the treaty that colonial concessions will be maile. & When a general aettlement la In to ba held to aecura Bight conference the prohibition in warfare of gas, pot-oand Incendiary bomba, bombing of civilian, bombing of town more than 12 mile from the battle aone, and the ahnlltlon of heavy tanka and heavy Ver-aallle- under-atandln- g n artillery. & A general economic and disarmament conference. FOLLOWING the example of diet baa repudiated that nnthra's military obligation! under the 8t. Germain treaty, lty unanimous vote It approved a bill Introduced by Chancellor Kurt von ScliiiKchnlgg, providing for general national military service with or without arms." Every male from hi eighteenth to hla year la Untile to conscription. This more, which has the support of I'rcniler Mussolini of Italy, was not uuexiected. and though It aroused the little entente nation to anger, proluihly their formal prop1 will bring nn result. The new law Is not likely to bring any groat clinnge at present In Asatrian armaments, for Austria already had disregarded both the treaty of 8L Germain's disarmament provision and It restriction of armaments with' out aerlniia objection from other enun tries. Tanka, forbidden to Austria under the treaty, were actually paraded around the Ulngstrasse some mouths ago under the eyes of foreign military attaches whom she had Invited. Hungary may now be expected to violate the treaties and ronrin. that, too, being a part of Mussolini's policy. Auatrlan forty-secon- d between PEACE negotiations outside the Italy league of Nuttons, seem Imminent, for emissaries of Emperor Halle Selassie hnve been received by Marshal He-trRaduglin. and the o Italian undersecretary of colonies la In enat Africa to rnnduet the preliminaries. This news followed closely the dispatches telling of a groat victory won by Hndugllu's northern troops over 2D.0HM fresh and picked Ethiopian soldiers tight was directed and watt-lieby the emperor himself. The battle, at Mai Celt, lasted all day und the Ethiopians left 7.IHM dead on the Held as they fled to Join the main body rf Mt.ooo troiqia south of Lake Aahangl eight mile away. Italian fatalities Included 111 olllcera and about l.tkM soldiers, most of the latter being Eritrean Asknrl. It was believed Marshal Badoglio would follow up this victory with a smashing blow at IVssye. main concentration point of the Ethiopians, unless pence negotiation clop him. Just before this battle the Italian air ImmlHT Rttackcd and practically ruined Harnr. second city of Ethiopia. Most of the populnce hud fled when scouting planes gave a warning of whnt was to come, so the casualties were few. whose and women to of declared by their votes In the rolchsiag elections that they supporled tlie policies of Hithnd the nerve to vote ler. only against the rclchsfucbrcr, and a still G KittheMANY'S number men smaller fraction refused to go to the poll. Hitler's victory was thus extraordinarily complete, and the Nail celebrated It with wild rejoicings In Berlin and other cities. It was the culmination of a three years' campaign In which the leaders sought to perauade the population of the relrh that only Hitler could save the country from great danger. 'Crow Vegetables Vithout Son or Soil in Quick Tim. CITATIONS were Issued by tbe Post Ofllc department against alleged Mr. lottery aMOciatlona operated by New Oliver narriman, prominent In York loclety, and Alfred E. Smith, Jr.. on of Al Smith. They aud other associated with them were ununnned to appear In Washington and show cause Iswhy fraud orders should not he sued agnlnst them. According to the charge, both persons are operating lotteries. Mr. head the "National Conference on legalizing Lotteries. Inc.," and Stake Smith heads the "Golden " Sweepstakes." National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart Har-rlma- n Washington, vigorous opposition, which on the floor of the aenate, the senate committee on Imml gratlon and naturalization reported fa vorahly the Kerr-Codp alien deportation hill, which Secretary Perkins baa been trying to get through for three congress years. It will give her and two other mera-berof an Interde- a a house committee la partmental board disthe financial operations cretionary power t harbor radical and of the Townsend plnn organization, Its even criminal aliens; founder, Dr. Francis K. Townsend, anSecretary otherwise deportable; nounced In Washington a complete reParkins ghlw country. Tbe organization of "Old Age Itevolvlng same bill recently was reported favor folPensions, Ltd." The shnke-u- p lowed a split between Representative ably by the bouse committee John 8. McGrourty of California, who Pending action by congress on the baa pushed the Townsend plan In the measure. Secretary Perkins baa been holding up tbe deportation, of some house, and the California doctor. Doctor Townsend accused McGroarty of 2,800 aliens mandatorily deportable unconniving to convert Townsendltcs In der existing law, contending that they are "hardship eases." Some era radiCalifornia to the Democratic party. Townsend sold that henceforth the cals, some bare criminal records, and movement would be munuged by a others entered the country Illegally... board and that he would present to It By hardship cases" Secretary Perkins means that they wonld be separated !I0 ar cent of the profits of the Townsend National Weekly. The national from family ties or put to aome other headquarters nf the movement will be Inconvenience. moved from Washington to Chicago, which was chosen for Its central locaACCORDING to the committee on tion and accessibility. wltb competition Another new policy of the movement whose report ba enterprise, private will lie the selection of an auditing been made to the President, that pracArm to regularly audit finances and Retice la wholly destructive except In to of each of the the directors port situation where the public welfafe Townsend clulta. can only thus be served. "Tbe governTownsend will remain as president ment' function," the report said, "la Hla board of directors was named aa lo protect economic activities of lta fnllows: Owner Smith, Oklahoma City, citizens and not to supplant them." vice president ; Gllmour Young, Ban Tbe committee unanimously agreed Francisco, national secretary ; Dr. Clin- that only nnder tba following conditon Wunder, New York, J. B. Kiefer, tions la tbe government Justified In Chicago, Frank Arbuckle, I.os Angeles, entering Into competition with private and Nathan J, Roberta, Jacksonville, enterprise: regional directors; and Alfred Wright, L When required to assure adequate Cleveland, Ohio, manager. preparation for, and creation of, tbe facilities for national defense. LEADERS of both major parties are 2. For the conservation of natural the arrangements for resources. the national conventions and picking 8. When private enterprise falls to out the chief orators for those occasion. The Republic- conduct needed scientific research and Inan have tentatively exploratory activities to advance Interor dustrial in the development, elected Frank O. Lowest of public health and safety. den, former governor 4. When private enterprise fall to of Illinois, as tempoa service necessary for the gm? render rary chairman and eral welfare. of WHILE DfSchoUs j, SkinSufferers a, r flghting In Outer Mongolia, ally of Rus-sia. where Japanese and Manchitkiiiin Issues reaching maturity, the province of Alberta Cun adn, defaulted. Premier William Aher hart, leader of the Social Credit party omitted he could not get the necessary funds. In last fall's election the Social Credit party won a big victory One of the planks In It platform ad created the payment of $2.1 of coclal credit "dividends" monthly to every citizen. None of these dividend has been forthc- - 'ing aa yet. Resinol r. m y :rLaCZTn0r BABY j i : j j i r ,n can SW together and not to mention ,TU dozen other aim. : I ,abe the offensive themselves units. by crlil- nd at,l,ck,n united front It 1s possible. Indeed. I think it te f urse. much water can ran un- -' probable, that there will he a trimming ,he brll,e before the Novemlier f pny rolls In many nf the New Deal agencies Immediately arter election I ruction. It te always possible that There certainly ought to be Inqxirtant th par,3r ,n P"' can make mlstakea curtailment of expenses and of the wn be led Into blind alley under the list of employees, but accomplishing IKlll,lcaI una or Its opposition. The thst Is a matter much more easily de Ihmocrsis have mnde many mistakes scribed than done. So, I fed safe in ,reay but the antl-NeDeal g no Indication of thst all of this ado about re- U0D to plans tak advantage or those mistakes. dnctlos In governmental swelling So amounts to nothing more than Just ado ,he circumstances, as of this time give every reason for the New Dealers to In making the statement shove thnt the f(!el Mt'flrd with the campaigning nn ' outrry about reducing the government I t0 th,a . FJ roll and nntsng- "$ fo functions is Two Uaw Croat a. Cmblas. Spirita Rue Just Iso much ballyhoo, think It ought Greece and Switzerland have a cross to be said at the same time that aa the chief emblem Is foe New Deal spirits ere rising. Thera former silver, th tetter whit!! liar Japanese government If the lighting In Outer Mongolia were allowed to continue. $3,200.0110 to waa a time a few mouths ago when the national trend wa decidedly against Mr. RooseveiL It even went o far a BOYS! GIRLS! to cause many Individuate to say that Read the Grape Nuts ad in for defeated he Mr. Roosevelt would The picture around the column of this pgper and learn how to Join the Dizzy Dean Winners tog Brat of April was quite different win valuable free prizes. Adv. prophecy. It waa this: a genThere la In Washington quite The coat of government ba In- eral feeling that the Roosevelt Not aa Apology creased every year, and It will conchances hHve Improved and are Good intentions should make good tinue to Increase. I care not what continuing to Improve. This condition obdeeds not an apology for had unci, party la In power, that result will Is quite evident to observers .continuIn the tain." even for here on the Job ously As I recall, Senator Smoot's state- pergonal nianner of the President hlm- ago about eight years ment was made elf there le an ontward apiiearance and It was nuide st a time when the that he believes the situation Is well Republicans, of whom the Utah senator In band. was one, were In control In the senAa far a 1 can discover, one reason ate. HI statement came as a result the New Dealers feel so much why of an Immense amount of Jllies that better la that events leading up to tha Relief were being hnrled at the Republican national Democratic convention seem Safe, All. majority. The Demncrata were hav- to be cleared of any harassing possiregetableWay ing a grand time, kidding the Repubbilities. Shi had rivn up hon lican! who were then In complete conrecalled be I am sure that It will trol of tha government bow something like the blues overcame of lunooi Senator Smoot recognized that which wa Tablet! ftSunt New Deal stalwart after former many alter In bow But the few In responsible positions Remedy). yean of chronic coati. Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York, undhilmuentae what a chaise I New pea government recognized, or If they did 1028 Democratic Presidential candien and color famra rirasohnea and Intoefinal pom Thie a. recognize the fact they chnae not to Deal New at the a blast loose let laxative gently otlmatateo the tntxa date, vegetaMa senator's the admit It Nevertheless, bowclf in his Liberty league dinner speech. statement IS true today as It was true jfctfct to be In a position to know I hapjiened when he made It and for many years Smith speech caused all kinds the that before. of commotion and tear among New The Smoot prophecy cornea to mind Deal leaders They know, aa everyone now because nf the sudden acceleraBad Enough else knows, that "Al" Smith has a big tion of moves to curtail government When he threatA are hard to please. of lot following. personal people expenses, to reorganize the scads of ened to take a walk," be let loose Some others are Just hard. New Deal and emergency agencies, to a declaration that wns charged with eliminate overlapping functions among and the New Dealers could In to these agencies, and, put dynamite general, how much dynamite. not calculate tbe bouse of government In order. Now, however. It appears quite cerTwo such efforts are underway. One of them was Initiated by Senator Harry tain that mnch of the danger Inherent F. Byrd, Virginia Democrat, who suc- In the Smith declaration baa been eliminated. Notwithstanding the Smith ceeded In obtaining senate recognition of his charge thst there waa tre- Indictment of the President for repudimendous waste, .that there were use- ation of platform promises and his deless agencies and that. In addition, scription of the Roosevelt policies The moment you apply Dr. Scholl's Zino-padfunctions were being "a national menace, there le going to governmental para STOPS! These thin, soothing, healing pads relieve shoe generally messed up because none ex- be a pitifully email number of anti-NeDeal Democrats In the Philadelpressure; prevent aore toes and blitunits of govcept the ters. Separate Medicated Ditki inernment knew what they were doing. phia convention. The number will be cluded m every bos for quickly, Tbe Virginia senator obtained adop- so small. In fact, that however vocifersafely removing coma or callotnea. tion of a resolution providing for a ous they become, their shout will be Only 5f and SSfabos at yomdrac, shot heard no more than the wall of a child genera surrey and recommendations for the elean-nIt waa a situation In In a storm. which even the most anient New Deal-erIt was to be expected, as I have recould not And an excuse for object- ported to yon before, that the routine Zino-pad- s ing to It So the aenator took the lead. type of Democratic politician will for President Roosevelt get any difference! he has with the Subsequently, reached the conclusion that something New Deal and be regular at convenought to be done In the way of un- tion time and during most of the camtangling the tangled skein of govern- paign. That type of politician, be he mental functions so he proposed surRepublican or Democratic, cannot affind ready relief from Itching of vey nnder hie direction. He appointed ford to bolt If he holts, he cuts off rashes and similar ills. In the a committee of experts to go bis own nose and most politicians do over the problem. not enjoy being for that Is Thus, at the start, at least, It ap- tantamount to being politically depears that the taxpayers are going to horned. So. while the Philadelphia be favored by a break. I think It convention of the Democrats may have ought to be added, however, thnt no some seething nndernenth the snrface, one hai had the temerity to suggest It Is without the renlm of possibility that either the Ryrd surrey or thnt en- thnt there can be any Important revolt gineered by Mr. Roosevelt will yield against ronominatlon of Mr. Roosevelt very much. Likewise. It Is Just to think that the plntform which that conBe Sure They Properly The survey promoted by Senator vention will adopt for the campaign Geanse the Blood Byrd will dig up a good many helpful will nnt be exactly aa Mr. Roosevelt farts but there Is dictates it. Actually, there Is . VOUR nothing kidneys are comtantly filter Dig Up every reason to he-- on the horizon now to Indicate ing waste nutter from the blood any stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in Helpful FacffUcve that the Vir- changea from the way I have Just deheir work do not act as esters in ginia aenator will scribed It find many obstacles placed In his way tended fail to remove Impurities (hit and that he and hla committee will poison the system when retained. Inasmuch as the New Dealers can Then ?ro may suffer nagging back be unnble to present any comprehensituation pretty Sait, dizziness, scanty or too frequent sive statement on their findings to the properly regard their well In hand, they urination, gatting up at night, puffincss country In advance of the November u. U. under the eyes; feci nervous, misers naturally can feel a elections. The hi me Is true concernbit-r-ail bit cocky over the upset in Hole a ing the survey directed by the PresiDon't delay? Ust Doan's Ptilu In the ReDoan's art especially for poorly fune dent, only more aa The cold fact la publican ranks. thnt there la no chance at all for the lican! are at a First the Repubtioning kidneys. They art recomIn that mended by grateful users th country 1 resident to even spprnnch their convention disadvantage In Cleveland te to he over. Get them from any druggist. foe stage of making recommendations held at an earlier date than the Demo-frotheir survey until long after the crate meet This. however election, ere held. Frankly, each of real than becaS apparent three surveys 1s permrated with poll- - of the tntra-partbat.lA "hat tire, do much so that strnlghtfor- C,nero1 dnwT,pt,on I lnd. The Republicans are not to-- i VVXU W 15 36 $overninent will not gether. not nnlfled, on ?f b al,oww, ,0 bwom public property ' half dozen candidates with Jipre- nd thereby become campaign Issue. clable followings are snapping at each Of the two. Senator Byrd's proposal other and COMES two or throe factions are BEFORE haa the better chance, but thnt Is almost announcing slmnltaneously what Elimination of rather small. the platform la going to any. it Just Body Waste Adverting tn the Smoot prophecy. It cannot help Is leading Into a breirtirul Doubly Important Is therefore Bf no great Importance mess at Cleveland unless the RepubIs tha crucial months before baby arrives whether a t.mronghgolng examination lican leaden show more Intelligence it ia vitally important that tbe boay be rid of the governmental structure that has than of waste matter. Your intestines mast they have ehown thus far. In the test three yean under grown up In the meantime, the Democrats ere completely without griping. President Roosevelt Is made In sd-- i vance of the elections. These New making note of the various battle Why Physician! Recommsnd Deal agencies have been created and charges You can he sure they will Milneaia Wafers these New Deal sgenrles, like many use them. Whoever the Republicans These wafers art candy-lik- e nominate at Cleveland f fo Old Deni" agencies, are with necessarily faces pure milk of magnesia in solid form big Aght but the situation now much pleasanter to talcs dun liquid. Each us to stay and suck up taxpayers' I think foe Democrats refer is approximately equal to ful I adult will be money for quite mime time. I need wtsnda, Bhle t0 Dlake 11 dnia ofliquid milk of magnesia. Chewed offensive campaign only remind you that we stlil have in I swallowed, they correct w,"ra rllnr"l the party In power existence the War Finance in the mouth and througlwiit tbs BTe 0TPr mueh of Its campaign- - , tlon and the railroad a.ImlnUrrln. vitahtr-faedamt- a to raise UXABI.E two bond C, . party was suggested In a resolution adopted by the Farmer-Laboparty convention at SL Paul, Minn., and the delegates noisily welcomed the hint that Gov. Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota might be lta Presidential candldute In Some Western governor Is wanted by 11)40. Just now Mr. Olson la after a the Democrats aa their keynoter and seat In the senate. Tbe resolution wn tlie honor may be given to Punl V. Mc- adopted by a vote of !Ki8i to gflOVi alNutt of Indiana. C. Ben Ross of Idaho though several leaders pleaded that or Clyde C. Herring of Iowa. For per- tbe move be put off for four . years manent chairman at Philadelphia SenGovernor Olson said privately tbut ator Robinson of Arkansas la likely to In his opinion the resolution could do he plrked. The speech putting Presino barm since It does not commit the dent Roosevelt In nomination for i liberate to putting a national ticket In second term mny be delivered by Sen the field this year. tor Wagner of Now York. New York Republicans of the Old Kokl Hlrota, the new Jap Guard persuasion scored a decisive THOUGH said a few days ago victory over Senator Borah In tlie priiLHt white he was In oil Ice there would maries. and the Empire state nn war. It la evident hla government tlon to Cleveland will be unpledged he la looking for really to any candidate. The triumph of tlie trouble with serlou conservatives wus complete. Not only This feeling I were the Borah candidates defen led Russia. expressed by KIJI In nine congressional districts In which Antau. spokesman for they made contests, but the organizathe Tokyo foreign of tion candidates for delegates defeated Hce. who sold: "Japan Indeiiendent candidates not pledged to must prepare for Sov Borah In throe other district. , let aggression." Maine Iteinocrat In tlielr primary Recent activities In pledged tlielr ten convention votes to dicate the Iteda are the ronominatlon of Mr. Roosevelt. availing themselves ol Tlie Kentucky state Republican con the critical alcuatlon four rentlon Instructed the state dele which develowu aRer 'J Arnu gate at large to vote for Gov. Air M tLe recent military revolt In Tokyo and of Kansas for the Presidential are Increasing the strength of their nomination. Thin, with previous de troops along the Manchnknan bonier. velopments. assured Imndon of 13 of Amau said the "recent Soviet policy the state's vote. has been to tire on any persons near the bonier." He said he regards this a rather strange behavior nn the part WILLIAM 'X. M'NAIIt. the of Pittsburgh, sp of. "friendly neighbor" He said re-witness before the house ruler llirois had protested the alleged pea rod as ways and menus committee and wuaal action to K. K. Yurenev. Russian most thrown nut on hla ear. to Japan t'nnhle to halt McNair's biting tirade Tlie tension was Increased when against wasteful Sendliig on the one Moscow learned there had been heavy hand and tlie proposed new punitive tax on corporation earnings on the oth er. Chairman Robert I. Dmighton threatened to call a policeman bodily to evict the mayor. Why nil this dignity?" shouted Me Good night Nnlr. A commutin' clerk brought a policeman to tlie front of the room as the congressmen quickly passed a motion to excuse the witness McNair said he would leave gladly" and departed. D- - ago WASHINGTON. Some year mem--, when Reed Smoot of Utah was a her of the senate Smoots where he enjoyed a ' n(1 meritorious Prophecy service, he ventured DESPITE the gathkeynoter ering In Cleveland. If this choice stands It la presumed the permanent chairman will be an Easterner, possibly Walter Edge of New Jersey, former ambassador and senator. A method of growing frekh tables even during the lung night waa displayed the other da Rockefeller Center, New York No soil Is required. The punt grow In a container with a chemlcu solution composed of mineral, and other plant foods which provide4 aR the nourishment needed. uitri. violet ray lamps take the place of the sun, doing the Job so well that th plants grow at two or three time. their normal rate. Washington Post At the same time the Manclinkuo government Issued a warning thst the Outer Mongolian government "tnkes Immediate step to terminate all kinds ot provocations against frontiers, the relation or the two countries art threatened with the mot serlott contingency " Hacltiro Arils, who Decs me foreign minister of Japan, said be did not think the border Incident would break up relations hut s recurrence would be dangerous. un-le- o' j oppo-sayln- - .? jearatterarfts |