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Show THE BULLETIN "Weekly News Review Maritime Hunters Bag Albemarle Deer Politics Latest Nazi h Drive Gives Restless Reich a Cause9 Anti-Jeivis- 6 natural phenomena and many not so natural, U. S. political fortunes run in cycles of liberalism and conservatism. Thus every lengthy Republican administration Like all has been succeeded by a shorter Democratic one, attesting to the American peoples inherent conservatism. Since the Republican party only during a war, Frenchmen have reached its latest low ebb under Religion only one alternative financial and Candidate Alfred London in 1936, In times of stress men are known economic collapse. Although the none but the most optimistic expectto seek solace in religion. But even success of France's rehabilitation ed anything but a minor gain so religions solace becomes difficult effort rests solely on early as 1938. But it has proved when men are persecuted for their Premier Edouard Daladier has one otherwise, thanks to (1) a growing faith and race. That is the plight strong right arm in the support of belief that the Roosevelt administranow facing all German opponents 7,000,(100 World war veterans. tions expensive recovery efforts of Nazidom's socialistic ideology, have been unsuccessful, and (2) a which dictates that the state must fear that New Deal policies were encome first, that religion must take Domestic couraging the growth of radicalism. After 23 years of bickering, the what is left. Thus, in less than a Moreover, it has been apparent weeks time, German Jews were U. S. and Mexico have reached a that the public must eventually proover Mexican expropria- test against the political corruption persecuted unmercifully and driven settlement farm lands. which unavoidably gathers around back to medieval ghetto style of liv- tion of American-owne- d commit1 a On December so large a financial project as WPA. German while also Catholics ing, found themselves on the defensive. tee will meet in Mexcio City to de- Though the Roosevelt administration liThough the Vatican has long been termine the amount of Mexicos ini- may be blameless in this respect, Hunters In tidewater North Carolina are forced to turn sailors to cepe with the peculiar natural advana which after (1,000,000 such political machines as that of ability, outspoken against Germany's Subsedeer. Since the hunters canrot penetrate the swamps en the sound shores near made. persecution of Jews, outright tial payment will be Pennsylvanias Gov. George H. tages protecting the Albemarle In boats and set them ashore on largo Islands Inhabited by the deer. Hunters their less than not be dogs will they carry riymonth, quent Earle not did payments come have until last unsavory reputations. hostility the for te howstart the for deer mainland, chased by the dogs. Then, under Albemarle hunting custom, the Mexico wait rea insists, (1,000,000 Another consideration, one that year. months Nazi storming of Theodore nearest a swimming deer is entitled to first shot. Gun poised, the hunter must wait until ever, that the farm land settlement ceived less attention than eventually establishes no precedent requiring proved justified, was dissatisfaction the deer makes land, and Is then permitted his shot. The buck on the left would have escaped if the boat her to pay for (400,000,000 in foreign-owne- d among Americas numerically im- had rocked in a swell, or if he had been slightly faster. oil lands seized during the portant farmers. Since the agriculpast few years. Why she should tural vote can control congress, it pay for land which contains no oil, ooked bad for the administration meanwhile refusing to pay for land when this year's highly touted farm that does, is a perplexing bit of program failed. Despite Secretary reasoning. The most likely answer of Agriculture Henry A. Wallaces is that farm land is cheaper than sincere efforts. New Deal farm legoil land, and that Mexico hopes her islation has left producers in northlarger sin will be forgiven if she ern states without permanent relief. atones for the smaller sin. (See AgriadlureJ Almost without exception the November general election has thereAgriculture fore made the U. S. return to its The U. S. department of agricul- most normal alignment in ture's efforts to export surplus approximately political 15 years. Always wheat have never enjoyed the state Democratic, the solid South" has departments sympathy, since for- clung tenaciously to tradition. But g nations would this tradition does not mean the eign be angry if their domestic prices South will line up 100 per cent behind were depressed by U. S. dumping of President Roosevelt, for South Carsurplus grain. Although Secretary olina, Georgia and Maryland electof Agriculture Henry A. Wallace ed senators partially unsympathetic now admits the export subsidy plan with the New Deal. Several other Jr S is not is efficient, his department southern senators and congressmen, committed to disposing of part of not up for this year, the U. S. surplus in this manner. are also unsympathetic. CARDINAL VON FACLHABER Meanwhile Secretary of State CorTerrorism arrived from Vienna. Though in many cases the Repubdell Hull has held his breath, hop- lican trend is not so great as first inVienin Cardinal Innitzers palace ing these exports will not injure might indicate, practiappearances na. Now this battle has spread to ternational relations, especially with cally all northern states have shown Cardinal Michael nations. South American Munich, where back to conservatism. This a surge von Faulhabers palace was stoned. This was the situation when Frank was especially marked in Minnesota At Salzburg the Catholic university A. Theis, Kansas City grain broker, and Wisconsin, where Farmer-Labo-r society has disbanded. appeared at Rio de Janeiro to sel and Progressive partisans were 15,000,000 bushels of U. S. wheat in ousted after long incumbencies. The immediate excuse for a hysteria was the Brazil. That nation was not imme- Michigan swung away from Demoassassination in Paris of Ernest von diately hostile but a strong protest cratic Gov. Frank Murphy largely Rath, a German diplomatic attache, came from Argentina, which now because he sympathized with the for these five girls, and that, without doubt, is love. rniy one thing could provide so much interest and fun Polish Jew. Right- supplies all of Brazils wheat. Al- radically tinged Committee for Inby a mundane in love not this world, they Invented a new love game and is enough Firmly convinced that there though Brazilians could use cheap dustrial Organization. In all northeously proclaiming that German so that they could carry out their intention to New York from charter with state, a Love, Inc., Jews are answerable for the anti-Na- wheat to make cheap bread, Argen- western states the swing to Repub- organisedlove to Barbara Left are Cochrane, Into Emily Jamieson, Dottle Davis, Marthe right parlor." boldly acts of world Jewry, Germany tina is a good customer of the U. licanism was due partly to agricul- bring Lucille Street. and cia Savage has resorted to medieval terrorism Upshot was a protest to the state tural dissatisfaction. New Englands rebelled and forced her Jewish citizens into department, delivered in Washing- industrial population such an economically impossible sit- ton by Argentinas Ambassador Don against allegedly oppressive taxaapuation that Felipe EspeL The problems crux tion and the C. I. O., while this territorys traditional conservatism pears to be the eventual result. also played an important role. SubsoluThis seemingly stantially the same explanation can tion of the Jewish problem apparbe made for votes in Ohio and ently typifies the Nazi method of Pennsylvania. dealing with enemies, real or imagiThe only important New Deal nary. Observers are certainly not Von Rath the gains have come in California, inclined to accept where a Republican murder as a reason for the latest governor was ousted; in North Dawave of persecution. Probably a kota, whose notoriously unsettled better answer is that totalitarian cause constant political situation has freakishly a have must rulers placed a Democrat in the governors celehre and that Nazidom, having chair, and in Maryland. won its Czechoslovakian cause, has But such a resume does not tell of Jewish wave new persefound a the entire story, for even those cution the most satisfactory method states which remained Democratic of keeping national enthusiasm have shown an amazingly strong Reworld whipped up. However, since publican upsurge. New Yorks Gov. such rebelled has against opinion Herbert H. Lehman won by only a it a gruesome policy, may prove 70,000 votes over his Republican opboomerang. ponent, youthful Thomas E. Dewey, whereas two years ago Mr. LehForeign man had a 500,000 margin. Illinois, To ward off Germanys aggreswhich remains predominantly New sion on southeastern Europe, TurDeal, increased its Republican house Kemal Ataturk keys late President representation and returned a much Georgia Coleman, former Olympic led formation of a Balkan entente. larger conservative vote than in champion who has recovered diving Ru1936. Its members: Greece, Turkey, from an attack of Infantile paralyFELIPE ESPEL ARGENTINAS cenIn the and 8 mania Jugoslavia. Having gained at least senators, Wheat provoked a crisis. sis, is pictured working on a fellow 81 house members and 11 governors, ter lies independent Bulgaria, still student at a New York beauty instithe Republican party once more has mitring over World war territorial If tute, where she is a student. Uncould the agriprove Argentina and Moreto losses Greece, Jugoslavia a vocal minority in congress. able to compete in diving events, was culture assisting department 1940 presidential hopes are Rumania, waiting for the highest Mr. Theis his wheat to over its More than Ut executives of class one American railroads, meeting she has chosen this new profession. in selling favor. her to in New the defeat bidder buy would consider better, despite in Chicago, wired President Roosevelt that they would not carry out their Since dynamic President Ataturk Brazil, Buenosto Aires York of Tom Dewey, once considinan international it proposed 15 per cent pay cut, affecting more than 1,600,000 employees. equivalent economic GANDER GROOM 1938 since the If candidate. a ered Germany's died, likely an immediHull issued Mr. of the railroad heads, composing the resolution te avoid pay cuts, cident." Three in this fruit borne new presicreated year drive has has election any ate denial of official U. S. implica- dential are: Carl R. Gray, vice chairman of the Union Pacific; W. J. left to Austria, Hungary and Czechoslo- tion in the scheme. possibilities, they are Ohios Jenks, right, of the Norfolk A Southern; and J. J. Peiley, president president entente now is Balkan the and Taft vakia, Republican Sen. Robert of American Railroads. Association of the So but did could he of means Mr, Wallace, Missouris Democratic Sen. Bennett looking for every possible not refrain from Observers itself. worrying publicly Clark. predict solidifying Champ What the Republican upsurge will that Jugoslavia will return her war-wo-n about the U. S. agricultural probindo for the U. S. remains conjectural, territory to Bulgaria before lem. Since future international inevitably re- but stock market activJanuary 1, also that Greece and Ru- cidents"thewillU. almost S. tries to sell any ity has been encouraging. To help mania will do likewise. In return, sult if wheat abroad, Mr. Wallace industry, the American Federation Bulgaria will join the Balkan en- more now concentrate on solving the of Labor is already banking ou G. must tente. Meanwhile, although the entente problem domestically. The recent O. P. congressional aid in amendwill be strengthened by this shift of elections rebuffed his 1938 farm bill ing the. Wagner labor relations act. but he promises to defend it before The outstanding fact is that 1938 posifrontiers, Turkeys the next congress. He has even in- Republican party has emerged so not under is strong tion nearly for congressmen to liberalized entity, her new president, Ismet Inonu, as vited under Ataturk. Although Turkey offer their suggestions. Meanwhile, its former Englands little more is heard of the has long been recent months plan for domestic dumping, under Defense of policy vacillating families would has forced the Turks to seek other which When Financier Bernard Barucn alliances. While an admirer of the buy surplus commodities at special first proposed a huge United States United States and Great Britain, rates. rearmament program after the EuInonu cannot forget the obligations ropean war scare, one of his talking his nation assumed when it recently People points was that private enterprise received a huge loan from the Great Britain is badly in need of would be revitalized. Official Washwith salesmen to keep her Reich. Thus he must g emBobbie Loescher of Los Angeles, ington agrees, as shown by rumors Adolf Hitler. southeastward-boun- d pire intact, and no better salesman that the 1917 war industries board Calif., Is sidy two years old, but to he was man enough to take on the Desperately seeking to avert na- could be found than the duke of may be Job of grooming this gander, a tional bankruptcy, France has is- Windsor. Now exiled in Paris with a rearmament spending program" champion for competition in sued 32 decree laws imposing every his wife, the former Wallis Warfield, by private industry. The governthe Great Western Livo Stock show restriction possible without violating Englands abdicated king may soon ment expects (5,000,000,000 to be at which stock from a number of the traditional principles of French return to Englands good graces. spent for rehabilitation and expangestures are in the sion of railroads, public utilities, western states was shown. government. The gold reserve has That conciliatory been revaluated at the rate of 170 air has been shown by the visit to chemicals, automotive and aircraft Church Wails 6 Feet Thick francs to the pound sterling, giving Paris of the duke and duchess of industries. It also expects mobilWorkmen had to demolish walls I the government a paper profit of 22 Gloucester, Windsors brother. It ization" of Americas raw matebillion francs. All taxes have been is considered likely that Edward anc rials, solving such problems as that According to the rule at the Kent, Conn., basking bee, the finder of a feet thick when razing the y his wife will spend Christmas day in of manganese, an essential element red ear of corn Is entitled to a kiss. The gentleman pictured wasnt Strastnoi monastery, used re raised and the controversial work week has been modified with- London, probably returning later to in steel production which now comes satisfied with one red ear. He located several, and then adjourned to museum, eently as an out discarding its principle. Forced take up permanent residence at Fort largely from Cuba because United coiner of the corn field. in Moseow. not States deposits are developed. to make sacrifices usually imposed Belvidere. By Joseiili W. 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