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Frazier to Ask Five Billions For Social Aid NY Liberals Today and Tomorrow tiiina Official Townsendites to Get Bid to Back Omnibus GOP Get ‘Go Ahead’ From Idahoan (Continued from Pass One) Drive Speeded to Win Nomination for Borah Proposal ’ WASHINGTON Dec CP)— 29 Senator Frazier (R N D) announced today be would Introduce a social security bill when convenes congress covering all forms of insurance and providing an initial federal appropriation of aix-poi- nt 23000000000 The measure Is sponsored ' 4 by the Interprofessional association for social insurance headed by Miss Mary Van Kleeck of New York whose announcement of Frazier’s intentions said supporters of the Townsend plan and the workers insurance bill by Represetative Lundeen (F-- L Minn) would be asked to transfer their allegiance to the new measure Full Erpgram It would provide unemployment Insurance Insurance of such as Independent professional workers farmers and small business owners insurance covering all forms of disability old age maternity and widows’ and mothers’ Insurance No old age pension rates were mentioned irt the organization's announcement Frazier in a letter to Miss Van Kleeck said the unemployment benefits would be “equal to average wages in the qpcupation in the community’' and would extend over the entire period a person was out of work Future funds to cover compensations payable after the first $5000000000 was used up would come from higher taxes on big Incomes corporate surpluses “and other accumulated wealth” Frazier Senator Frazier Meat Price Drop Shown in Survey Hog Shortage Changed Eating Habits Packer Says U S r Dec 29 UP)- -A WASHINGTON decline of from four to 11 per cent in retail meat prices in the past three months was reported today by William Whitfield Woods president of the Institute of American Meat Packers Previewing the packing industry for the past year Woods said that the hog shortage last summer changed the nation’s 1935 meat eating habits “It is estimated" Woods said “that each individual ate 'about 47 pounds of pork in 1935 as compared with almost 68 pounds in the preceding year The amount of beef eaten in 1935 undoubtedjy was greater than the amount of pork consaid sumed— a reversal of the usual reHeld Constitutional "The declaration of policy’ he lationship" Woods said prices of cattle are added “declares against payroll from 16 tp 30 per cent higher for taxes sales taxes or any other the bettter and 32 to 90 per taxation which places the bust' i cent higher grades for the poorer grades upon workers farmers or small than a year ago prices for calves business men whose standard of about 50 per cent higher lambs living is the purpose of the act to 25 to 30 per cent higher and hogs protect" 30 per cent higher Frazier said since the original nearly the year he said pork proDuring appropriation was contemplated duction declined almost 40 per cent through an outright treasury grant while production 'of1 beef veal and “there is no doubt the proposal is lamb combined was ohiy 7 per cent constitutional under the general under that of 1934 welfare clause” The present social security act does not protect farmers Frazier Chicago Auto Deaths I "I said In ’35 Exceed 1000 Magazines to Merge CHICAGO Dec 29 (ffl— Automo bile fatalities in Cook county (Chi cago) during 1935 passed the 1000 NEW YORK Dec 29 Uft-- Be ginning 'with its March issue the magazine Vanity Fair will be com bined with Vogue Conde Nast publisher announced today The new title of the combination will be "Vogue with which is combined Vanity Fair” mark today The total of 1001 deaths this year compared with 1246 for the same period last year The total automobile toll last year was 1258 tlje largest ever recorded NEW YORK Dec 29 UP)— New York Republican "progressives” given the go ahead signal by Senator William E Borah mapped plans tonight for a campaign to win for the Idaho senator New York’s delegation to the Republican national convention The Borah for president movement In New York came into the open yesterday in Washington through two rapid fire developi ments One was the senator's acceptance of an invitation to speak in New York City next month under the auspices of the “progressive Republican state committee” headed by William Ziegler Jr and Kings land Macy “old guard” foes Invite Recruits The other was the statement by Representative Hamilton Fish of New York announcing Senator Borah had "authorized” him to organize the Btate and inviting re cruits to enroll with him Ziegler who headed a group of New Yorkers conferring with Senator Borah in Washington yesterday said the senator had given him no indication of such an authoriza tion Consequently some speculation existed among Macy-Zieglsupporters over Fish's intentions— whether cooperative or otherwise As previously indicated the group formally announced today Senator Borah would invade New York January 28 for a speaking engagement in Brooklyn at Kismet temple Shriners’ hall seating they could not continue to bear and no family could have borne the ingenious ruthless and unending inquisition which commercialized pandering to the cu-r- 1 y of the mob has laid upon their private lives They have been the objects of a pitiless hunt Nothing it seems was left undone which might dredge out of the slime of animal passion all imaginable varieties of lunatic and lust envy and resentment against their fame their fortune and their happiness It is all very well Jto say that all prominent persons receive crank letters 'and that they should not be taken too seriously Unhappily the Lindberghs have the most poignant reason to know what monstrous designs can be hatched by the sinister c turning of the uncivilized portion 0 mankind what darkly hidden lunacies can be stirred up If the American public knew in all its sordid detail the story of how the Lindberghs have been hunted they w°uld be even more horrified than they now are Few of the details have been disclosed But one can gauge the character of them from the latest incident which involved nothing less than pushing off the road the automobile in which their child was returning from school in order that ije could be photographed for a newspaper That -- is only one in a series of such assaults which has included attempts at forciatble entry into their home tempts to bribe servants and tradesmen even trained nurses and hospital attendants er who for example seeing the evils of liberty make a fetish of order or those who seeing the horrors will of unrestrained authority recognize no restraints on liberty The civilized world has known since the Greek thinkers first discovered the principles of human association in a free society that the supreme social 'principle is moderation in all principles The Lindberghs are the immediate victims of criminals cranks and journalistic panderers but finally they ire the victims of our failure to have made dominant in the moral tradition of this country the ancient wisdom of the humanists— that excess Is the essential characteristic of vice and that in all truth beauty and goodness there is proportion moderation and restraint Thus a journalist who respects his own liberties will respect the liberties of others knowing that on any other terms his freedom will become a tyranny to his fellow men There is no shorter cut than this to a remedy for the condition which drove the Lindberghs away It cannot be remedied by catching a villain by passing new laws by excited declamation on the front pages of the newspapers It can be remedied only by a change of the public philosophy by acquiring the conviction that such things as the Lindberghs have been subjected to are indecent intolerable and Inhuman Real Conviction Of Liberty Needed Forced to Disguise To 'Shield Persons er Whether they wanted to take a walk on the street or go to the theater or into a shop they have had to be alert They have had to disguise themselves to take elaborate precautions when thpy 4000 wished to do the most ordinary Attendance Big things never knowing when some The Brooklyn meeting Ziegler brazen photographer or reporter announced was Intended to attract or some criminal or crank excitstatewide attendance and Repub ed by yellow publicity was lurklicans of liberal ideas ing in ambush to jump out at Distinguished conservative Re- them It has seemed at times as liberal he of leanings” publicans could never be safe and if said “have Indicated a desire to be at they except when they were peace welbe certainly-will present and and by themflying dangerously come selves over the great Oceans and “As I told Senator Borah yester- the waste places of the earth day in Washington we intend to Include as many groups as possible Family Refugees as long as they are for ‘Borah for Of Yellow Papers president’” The committee in charge of the The Lindberghs let it be said arrangements will be headed by C squarely are refugees from the Walter Randall former president of tyranny of yellow journalism the Nassau County Bar association They have fled to England to esState Committee cape it and' in fleeing they have Active organization work for made their resounding protest Borah will be carried out through They have been denied their huthe “progressive Republican state man their inalienable right to pricommittee” of which Ziegler is now vacy And in their protest they chairman and which 1b a liberal speak for the conscience of all "rump” committee entirely separate civilized men from the regular Republican state They have brought to a head committee headed by Melvin C the question of how the liberties of the press can be accommodated Eaton "The progressive Republican state to the liberties of the individual committee has representatives in It is the ancient and the everpractically all of the 62 counties in lasting problem of humanity how the state” Ziegler pointed out to combine liberty with order It ‘These in turn will select chairmen is a problem that is insoluble by those who take an absolutist porepresenting their county” The head of the Borah reception sition in human affairs by those committee will be Abner C Surpless of Brooklyn Leaders from all other New York City boroughs will also Air Group Seeks New be represented Ziegler announced Macy-Ziegl- Second Plan for Mongolia Area ‘Better Times’ S Secretary Reports 10 Per Cent Gain in Income o (Contlnud from Pas On) ever-wideni- (Copyright 1935 New York Tribune Inc) Girl Near Death After Church Service Fight Expansion Reported In U S Import Trade Dec 29 WASHINGTON expansion of American Import trade In the first nine months of 1935 was reported today by the Chamber of Commerce of lal the United States The chamber’s foreign commerce department said imports reoorded the largest comparative gain for any corresponding period since 1920 with the Increase exceptionally large in the third quarter of the leading Nearly imported commodities Increased in value in the first nine months Warner Studio Off Pay 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fortieth international air record high school senior lay near Dec 29 UPh-T- and more if possible WASHINGTON will be death in a hospital today of ax year’s Jackson day observance launched February 1 by the Na- wounds received State’s Attorney y on January 8 will be an tional Aeronautic association George W Howard Jr said worldwide celebration by Demoits January issue the National an argument with her sisterduring in Mrs crats at home and abroad Aeronautic Magazine is announcing Ruth Laird 34 widow over whether National Democratic headquar- a prize of $100 to the first American the two should attend church serters said today promises had been pilot who sets' or breaks an inter- vices received from leading American national record for the United Admits Thb girl suffering from exposure steamship companies of Jackson States after February 1 and a fractured skull was foupd List The United States now holds 39 last night lying by the day dinners afternoon teas lunchCagney edge of a eons and even breakfasts depend- records France 38 Italy 28 Gera half highway Cal Dec 29 UP) ing on the location of the vessels many eight Poland eight and En- mile southwest of the city limits HOLLYWOOD of difficulties between The ship passengers will hear a gland one —Reports M W Mendenhall a by farmer James Cagney and Warner Brothshort wave radio transmission of Recovering consciousness for ers brought the admission today by the president’s address at the dinner bfief period this morning Miss officials at the studio that the actor to be held in Washington Society Cummins told police Howard said Is off the pay list at least temher sister had hit her twice with Medal porarily N Y Night the ax after she declined to acyachting Cagney Is on a week-en- d her to church Dec 29 UP — Roger company CHICAGO New trip fpllowing the completion of a Adams president of the American picture t NEW YORK Dec 29 UP)— Man- Chemical society and head of the hattan’s night workers — scrub- chemistry department of the Univerwomen firemen telephone operat- sity of Illinois was named the winors— will celebrate New Year's eve ner of the Willard Gibbs medal for 1936 by the society's Chicago section the morning after WASHINGTON Dec 29 (P)-- Rep The breakfast today rEsen tatives of major brewers’ trade A jury of scientists voted to give associations will meet here dance” in a Broadway club will get January under way after the “regular” New the annual awafd to Professor 6 to plan for “an orderly presenta Adams for “his outstanding contri- tion of the views of the industry" at Year's celebration is over Welcome are organized groups of butions to synthetic organic chem- a hearing on the federal alcohol firemen milkmen nurses and tele- istry and for conspicuous achieve- administration’s brewing proposed ments as a teacher” phone operators regulations the following day The American Brewers' association announced today it had called the conference with representatives of the United States Brewers’ asso- Workers FROM an co-e- all-da- CARBQH Wonder TUXEDO Japanese-Manchuko- his BURN fanners receiving large proportioi of the secretion The Increase it sales of consumers’ and durable goods the cabinet minister said resulted from Increased purchasing power and greater confidence In the future which has brought mors liberal spending American imports this year reached the highest peak sines 1930 due Roper said in part to the 1934 drouth Increased imports hs added “are recognized as a necessary and desirable corollary to the expansion of our exports” Roper praised the Canadian - reciprocal trade agreement as a “conspicuous accomplishment East India puppetry antedates the Sanskrit drama renewed hope from Uis steady expansion of production and distribution In the past year Just as the forces of depression were cumulative in their effects so the MOSCOW Dec 29 (B-Pr- ime forces of recovery operate to expand of outer Mon- activity in an Minister Gen-Du- n circle” golia visiting Moscow with other At the same time the securities officials accused Japan and exchange commission reported Mongolian tonight of preparing to convert his the dollar value of sales on all Man' second "a country into registered securities exchanges in chukua” November was the largest since it Once Mongolia is in Japanese began compiling figures on this be hands he 'asserted “it would basis in October 1934 These sales easy to prepare an attack on the totaled $2546935909 in November soviet union and further attacks an Increase of 15 per cent over on China” October and 1423 per cent over To Fght Invasion sales in November 1934 In analyzing business develophe said "will The Mongolians not tolerate invasion and our whole ments during the past year Roper people is ready to die” in the de- said (previous gains had been consolidated but mors Important than fense of the country The occupation of Mongolia would this was the fact that the steady “necessarily cause repercussions in march toward recovery nad not other countries" stated the prime been marred this year by sharp minister who with Mongolian War recessions as occurred in the two Minister Demid has been conferring preceding years With Important soviet leaders Push Halted Acute Stage The 1935 Increase in production The situation in outer Mongolia of both consumers' and durable explained was based on hajjsached an acute stage in the goods heimmediate needs and not last few weeks following alleged meeting threats to on such anticipatory purchases by and distributors manufacturers occupy Ulan Bator In a border clash December 19 frequently evident in 1933 and 1934 which Mongolia asserted resulted In those years Roper said production Had to be h&Ited until existing f rOm a J raid five Mongolian soldiers were Stocks could be absorbed and as a killed and 11 were reported captured result the push toward recovery was halted temporarily and taken into Manchukuo Although preliminary figures inHSINKING Manchukuo Dec 29 dicate the national income in 1935 (S’)— Manchukuo's foreign minister rose 10 per cent over the $50000 has lodged a strong protest with 000000 total in 1934 Roper said the the Mongolian foreign office It was rise probably is much greater learned tonight against alleged re- “thus further reducing if not enpeated violations of the Manchukuo tirely eliminating the net business losses which reached hugs' proporborder by Mongol soldiers The protest warned that In the tions a few years ago” Manevent of future "Illegal" act Wide Effects chukuo might be compelled to reto the department of Reports sort to “every ways and means" commerce Indicate the Increase in available for self defense At the same time general head quarters of the Kwantung (Japanese) army Issued a communique reviewing in detail Alleged invasions of Manchukuo in the last 12 months apanese-Manchukuo- Democrats Plan Wide Jackson Day Events Don't Carry Ashes Man-cliuku- That conviction must exist at the top among those who represent the good repute of our civilization and it must be the real conviction of men who will resent the invasion of their own privacy and will not connive at the violation of the privacy of others It is no use for example to deplore the departure of the Lindberghs and then to turn to some keyhole columnist to find out the details of someone else’s private life Genuine respect for human privacy does not exist among us today What with those who wish to be in the limelight at any cost those who are afraid (o stand up for their rights and those who have an infantile curiosity to learn the inside story of the inside story of the facts of life there has ’gene out of the public taste the capacity to realize and to resent the treatment of persdnai Honan Province KAIFENG lives as a spectacle for the mob China Dec 29 CPI— A collegiate The commercialized ' I and it d army rindaunted by a bitter may be added the political vioblizzard that killed two of their lation of privacy cannot be dealt number beseiged the railroad stawith by libel suits or even by the tion here tonight and fought for horsewhip though I have spen passage to Nanking men writhing with anger and wonThey want to protest government dering whether respect for their policies in north China where two own manhood did not compel vast provinces now are in a status them to use a horsewhip Unp"fW Girl students swarmed into the doubtedly it is the truth that the only certain answer to yellow station and sat in jinheated railway journalism is the example and the cars Boys occupied the platforms effective competition of honest defying icy winds and troops who Many journalism But that example attempted to oust them would be greatly fortified if at among the throng of 13000 were last the people who are now so incapacitated by the cold horrified and humiliated could The demonstration caught the continue to be angry long enough public fancy however and the stuto make ft dangerously unprofitdents received irjany contributions able to prostitute the liberties of of food the press World Marks for U S 4v Warns Soviet LV War Against Charges Income was widely diffused R? continued with wage earners A Roper Predicts SOUTH WC3TT TCMPLK STREET ‘ TIIE JEWELER Famous for Diamonds ” r 273 SO MAIN a 625 -- f |
