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Show vs. the rrim "T"B'rTVirryTHnEi:p,,F UncL SajjA Mti SMALE BUSINESS TURBULENT mitten that.Jajwnese tions in Bristol bsy. off the Alatfan the galmon ll WiJ&ickjoJuL ewi Business Men in Uproar C ECRETAR Y 09 COMMERCE roper thought the thousand little business men ha invited to Washington, to: tell! their . troubles and need to. the President wpuJd formhold a nice quiet mhettng-anulate. e program that .wouldn't But fOoiedJjim. j they Their .opening sdsston in the partmeni,of Commerce auditor; was decidedly., riotous and fir the poMde were : called in to r u cKiwhoeivenr the A smaithbosewlfa-leave- s so as to save cookie the Je!lyreake...i m.,-- . v.i One gnat wellspring of crime is In the determination of certain t young they ufent work i the bobbsdo that. for a One of'm kTfis to maY; yhich is just m iootas it ffvef wfif is the mulUplivetiwi toWe. linr mileih.cMHf'm fast -- e - S ASlpJQTZ H im am t.a.i.UnljM - K . - j . , HEkVOUS? . ieaMt re-tu- rn ti , . : - 'I-- nm jj-.- . I : L. Rstien Celebrates 250 Anaiversiry !' iwSLi. I JAPAN'S exnbassy,In to. sued,a warning tototkner evacuate more than 100.000 square With the country '.te-don- S& WuCw J $ ! - li . 'r . tlico-ri'ticu- con-tiiiiii- . i -- pro-Vwt'un-.rr- into'hat develobhig prtittiiattd to Iw the dttisivfe 'htftUe of th; wat. Th"r Jopaitesli' ' repdftod thefir troops had occupftd CHefoo on' tiie Shan tong1' peninsula 'and 'that'thfcir plane had1, 'bombarded the Amoy area 'between' Shanghai and Hong j .4 Kong":- -- t Rush r '.V'J SlU 5 .j- -. defense Plan in . congress Iost .no forward the, time national ...defense program, which President Booseyelt. had sOfferpd in a . special message. Legislation to authorize the 'expenditure ' Of $800,000,000 ' In fiaval ' construction was Introduced immediately' in both ' the house 'and seiy-- : EADERS ate', were and-step- taken to provide the additional requirements of the army. It was predicted the house would pass the expansion bill by the middle of m 'i: i February. Chairman Cari Vinson' of Georgia, r his house .naval, affairs committee, and began hearings on the measure, . certain that it would jbe reported favorably with little: delay.. The President to his message reo--' , ommended; ... That.. the present naval, building program be increased. 20' per cent. That congress authorize two additional battleships and two cruisers during. 1938. That congress authorize $8,800,000 for additional equipment. That congress provide for better establishment of an enlisted reserve for the army. That congress legislate to prevent and to profiteering In war-tim- e equalize tbe burdens of possible , . called-togethe- anti-aircra- ft war.- Opposition to the bill in the housr was expected to come from certain members from the middle western states. Tinkham of Massachusetts also didn't like the program, saying it was one of offense, not defense, and that the President was preparing to get the United Slates into the League of Nations. Senators Vandcnborg of Michigan and Frazier of North Dakota de-- . manded that ..Mr. Roosevelt make public the foreign policy he expects to follow, behind increased armaments. nlr-pun- . . J) tn . ' St JSfPaifn (rmi-lim- k. P a Sfsssssr'" "v .. tot. f ,mi-- Japan Warn Fortlgrof about it valiantly to' delivs If them, to, any Justification fat ,'greeting.from Mr. vanity, .Jki peacock U- - na,i,vta f throng refused to 1 onimai thahno.entiUed.te.be sdj ; Assistant Secret; True Mwieei gift to thryodag; Rothj, shoe man? IAdmlrai: .CtouUe'Ctuuck' and sontetfmos'they- - esn make it , pfaclure r ? of,, OeycWnd wad last over to g ) to showa sbovfr. hss: ssiwmgd,;dom-manAtlas i , :per ary,- - chairrpaOnd this led sf soUnitfid States i Beet, Ignorane SfeccV tiding lAdmirsi flepbutK: The was msds st 8sn Pedro, transfer tfirst twA. people who' got ipto,, RFC Chairman. Jease Joneswho-- ' trouble blamed itVoa somebody tried to speak was cheergd but'vooo else; which ia still the usual 'retired. from the room With, Roper :r t' .v procedure. . iy. and. Draper. .i: F. of L.' Big Offer One excitement of the' email Some of the business tnn who to organist the pur town is wholly gone the runaway CESKING Could' make themselves iBard con- -. V3 - ' of its member ; of horses. power lng v for demned the' ajiminisfratioi) ldgh hind manufacturers r who employ -. untaxed reckless spending and. them,; and to undermine thel posiwpr rimted ' attacks on industry and tion id tho C.' X; O., the Anodacan business.. Others called ohthe Pres? blent to dectara.he.wiU hofe accept Federation in Its Miami convention defrfande ;h promised to spend $8,000,000,000. fa third tenfiJ-Th- tf Do yw M m theorists1. hik rkLof h ThteJpiod annually on' goods mode or serviced An m mm get M M Mtf tto coosidct ; the problerir bf faxes, by federation affiliates. Official! ex.to' was wanted I was jie ra (Am toy LTDIA B. dowti. thp attempls 'of .Com--; plained. that what HAM'S VHiWaBLB COMPOUND. sluting with.-d- s agreement Ntfcin piany mshafao-turer- s Um'VBiTCriasaarww Up mcKg oflidiala to sidetrack, itt ": .. Vor Ihnt ncitioM mm waaMa ta M4 as possible to, sign contracts other how to SO'AAiH throatfe with small groups : were with the; federation union 0,1 Ftoalty Lydia 0. FiakhvaV VrcrUuo Coen pood. It farmed to discuss as many : phases hripo Noturo (odhup law guaranteed markaU The lac tho dioMliih feral Ik tuartfesil t and ."carry nghjeir unionfpr . of . the problem label trades depatmeqti has order, ttbMk mmmm rad toihe'Whlte Houae:'rThsset "findings ooirto NOW to .'X, bo tlo o( world, Neat a, brochure to' busbies inen With' thtflfj topics afid chaittneftr IhiMHio Ptnkum'k CnrOpb ajod, WITU-OU-T s n tp enlist theit. support. , ' VAIL hM J. 'iu vm.1.: tho ;i were "Win First step In the drive wiji ie a hvo nUoa.Ib tra ro--.' momentous: national eduedt onal iV tvritVfe. rii(o,Scs ' "whj VKtiETASUCCOliroUNDf campaign, I President i Wjliam r i Iv.l .1 . Green . said. ' ' This. wiH .be mryked prapticen.,ojvarl., fair r. trade! ; P, by ' a hatitmal. exhibition of ! prodNorth of Cleveland; government re ucts and services of A. F. of fl. afImpmslon ef Pleasure l:" For all knowledge and wondef i search, .Bernard McLean of .Dallas,. filiates which-.wilbe Jjfiid. to i CinTexas; housing, D. E. McAvoy of cinnati May 16 to 21. (which-- ie the seed of knowledge) is an imprgssioajuf plcasurc..to. it-- , New York; social security, O. L. The Jederation!s executive council t, self. Bacon. ROan'rmnrme; ofVa.T'Tlevelop-.menindorsed a proposed change in the small busi- -. and' planning Wagner labor relations act ! that ness, Leslie E. Sanders of Orlando, would insure to the members of . Fla. ? unemployment, Wallace Kim craft unions within an industry the . bal of Long Island City,. N. Y. ; into. elect their own collective stallment selling, II. P. Hastcy of right bargaining representatives. rlii ciiirt'go. The United Mine Workers, of . ; which John L. Lewis is president, Dir ill - Housing Eill Tossed 'voted unanimously at theif Wash' ington convention to oppose any Democratic senators pxouc.ir switched their votes pn the change in the net. niAINO ns It reeins thnt.onh . V I'.MLi could i';iton;;:iss i) priiaJin wacs nmcndmetit maiiy to tlie hour it bill, fo the senate by Francos Program vai if 1 iv.ilms cC know hnlsi. iuvit-tli.-a vote of 42 to 40' adopted' the cu 'H It IS line (1i.it ENERALISSU.ro F B.A N C O. report on the hou.rni.bjl Kiw.it'V.biii'ir, tlw .VtU nnulrcnuiry eUicf of tlie Spanish rcbclsi and t wc-iand tl.e mensure to ti'.e White' mAv tke.clictu.dr-presiden- t, of w !' :. birth is luitug ccloliratcd has creHouse for the President's approval. ated a cabinet 4a this )iu lunde iuiiitiint conirlbu administer the This was the first item on the adl tlon in ir.'iy tcl!a of science, territory hr controls ministration's program to be enactmid In statesoiaa-slil- i, and announced the ed (Since the special session was;' I'liihi. ; lijr, and religion. uf ..the 'govpolicies In IT ft lie publMioil tho first called Noyember 15 List. ernment thus: : sciciithic inilmlioHl in Swollen; The measure provides for governA labor charter, rcconls of Ids iiu'chnnlcal ment insuring of mortgage on pri, "based on the work-- y y. Inrciu.iuis mid nmilieimiticnl disvately constructed housing up to Pa ing class, and coveries, which included the first per cent of the value of the propy'ding separatd liave list'd on desisu.to wlnaa airplane ions for workers, erly homes costing not more than and inovlnfi propel lor, the first $6,0110; and on SO per cent on homes technicians and emto employ mercury, nnd the costing up to $16,000. , ployers. description of I iiuiUkhI for detenuin-ln- g With the prevailing wage amendA press statute latitude and longitude at sou by ment eliminated, legislators and laguaranteeing observations of the moon among the bor leaders dom of the press. stars. In the TrnclpI:,l a work on: effect it willare disputing as to the lxive on the wage Municipal organization fori effiphysics and cosmology, he arrived scales in the residential local government. building cient at the nebular hypotliyaU theory beA public works . Senator "Txlge's amendprogram for refore Kant and Laplace, lie was 1.T0 industry. ment was approved by the Amen- - construction of devastated regions yean ahead of gny other aclcntlst can Federation and an ot Labor, but proagrarian plan fottoans to In Ids works on tlib functions of tbe ponents of the measure said it would farmers and "judicious redistribubrain and spinal cord, nnd.AKi.the defeat the whole housing program. tion of land. functions of the ductless glands. At any rate, It ' appears to have Revision of legislation created by Swedenborg served as an active the republic. the ?erved of adthe opponents member of tho paniatiiciit of'-hl-s A freign ministration by- - getting it in bad policy based on peace country for more than fifty yours, with organized labor. with the dignity of great compatible fiscal reforms much and introducing peoples." , general legislation. program claiming all At the age of fifty-fiv- e I'uianuci Generals Versus Nazis that belonged to Spanish soil as well Swedenborg discoid iniied his scienA CCORDIXG to dispatches from tific pursuits and began his work aa 1 1 Berlin a crisis is pending bea theologian, publishing the "Arcana tween the high officers of the GerCoolest la, Apocalypse Explained"; man army and the Nazi government FSers Perish'-.- " "Heaven and Heir; Vonr Poe- -' leaders. The gener- Navy trines' ; "Divine Love and Wisdom' USING the navat maneuvers off als brought things, "Divine Provldoace" ; "Aiiocalnne . . the southern California to a focus by forcing 'coast Revealed"; "Conjugal lAve"; "True the resignation of fromllp(?v,?ne Clid8 Whiles Christian Ucllghm";.mnd other ml; : Marshal Werner yon.1 totdrten'of the cellnneons theological works. Infoi men Blomberg, war mitt- -. were aboard lost their lives., Three mntlon regarding . the life .and - ister, rescued from the because he achievements and (lie works referred ' aboard had the betUeship linne married tbr to, will be sent .without charge by of a carvt .daughter to the Emi application Swedenborg : Only small That, oi ! datlon, 51 U. 42n& St, New York CUy. fe. found, course, was a minor, "t8,?,V5ctaa - affair, but it empha- Commemoration Edition sized the split be-- Vacua Astt Aid for 'China Duke of tween the army Windsor EMBERS of .(he league of Na-SWEDENBORG V i clique ,nd the Nazi i. v cr LIFE AND TEACHING the coun- Parly chieftains concerning the con- to ?Wuiidorwhether Aj Vmtgt IMiib, they can Brmed force8' 5r.iTh rrcpuvd in romnwmonn&ii k s4 ' aW Chl"' to was considering Jffi'JiEL"1 250th hili.Wf8. I.u?sollni' example and l (hf frjrt ,?r; V. KJVeliington Koo. China's -XhewaL EMANUEL SWEDENBORG T debate, league to sow bciBf ctlcbralsd and this leads to a revival of the throughout iha world, i the conflict in diplomatic cir-A hook at 3U poses, hud through the of peace-tovn- g ties that the army set wnctr hound m may try' to .cpuntncs.fi, unbalaan toolbar covert. ? H't,er. toto virtual retirement, Silt kUcnns and immdod iST revive the monarchy and make tha i aggression iset! of ttofJ wiil'theKpeaee rflv?traine1 many. When all the circumstances -- ara remain precarious and jonsldered. tht . It Harffjb Goodj . ANf.toIdaeojm -- S orders Every mao prasont--t- o rnhks a speech and dozenwtbught orpOssessim of the microphone of the loudspeaker system jfeordep te teil what they " MeH-th&- 1L - d tie of then. DIMOND. as Is Sanuirtar, M vaded the waters of we Dimond said. They denied they interested were but packing salmon, work. In merely in experimental merchant 1936, however, American seamen observed a Japanese steamer apparently packing salmon.to Last 0 year the Japanese began crate there in earnest, establishing ' floating canneries.' bill to exof Dimond Is sponsor tend the Jurisdiction, of the United Stateik over the waters- adjacent to the Alaskaft coast in order 'to prevent illicit fishing operations by for-' eign nationals.'- SUMMARIZES THE WORLD'S WEEK and dkhft. ' True dignity la pretty sure to tame tHe impertinent. Deprivation Inspires ,. Those Japs Rakf . No man ref rota going to college, ven if) it doesnt enable him to make money. It gives him the understanding to comprehend ao many things. Somesf the "mistakes of your youth that yoo grieve most over may hi those when yoo had ao opportunity . to snatch pleasure Stitches in - Time td Yeird'hfffff otCarronj ffr Bedlam Reigns' in RopSrYConferenceTTT Houslng-fiiEnacted . . 7 German Army Versus Nazis . What Education -- ur, Salmon New-Dutc- Princess 'T'HERE was great rejoicing in the Netherlands when Crown Prin- cess' Juliaha gave birth to a baby girl who some day may become the third queen of the country. The in- fant was promptly baptized, being given the name of Beatrix Wilhel-min- a Armgard. Troubles in Egypt YOUNG King Farouk of Egypt is having difficulty in maintaining Je regime ef Mohammad Pashe Mahmud, whom he made premier after the resignation of Mustafa Na-taNatiomffist leader. The other day the followers of Nahas created a bad riot in Cairo, and King Farouk thereupon dissolved parliament and ordered a gcheral election. long yards of yaw plus M yt Pattern your' burdens to time goes A STITCH way toward making1 A' days- brighter-an- d lighter wheh the bustling, busy days of Spring roll 'round. No time then for leisure, hours with inyour sewing kit, deed are the early birds who have got on with their Spring wardrobe. 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