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ered In S t Petir's square from the those "In between" areas for real- »lential purpose*, he wild. outer balcony of the Basilica •The President l»elle\«-s that when abandoned at the last minute. C " '« » t e r n Newspaper Union. ever possible people should he on It was also significant that a *n> »11 , ■•»«nul». ^ made two attempts to see the Pres Rural Housewives of W orld nn acre to two acres o f ground with bed shielded by red velvet curtain*» Uocw 10 ^«aan ¿{¡¡¡J ident, saying he wanted to ask for had been placed Immediately behind tree*, gardens and shruhl*erjr," he in Convention machine guns and tanks to blow up U R A L housewives from many a hotel where he suspected his the papal throne with tw»* prU-Ms said. "This plan has l>een made countries began their third tri bride was hiding; sought a wartnnt in constant attendance against the |K«otib1c by Inventions and Improve- H u g e Borrowing ennial conference In Washington for the arrest of Vice President possibility that the pontiff might not ment* in the Inst ten year* Now we by the Treatu,y with Mrs. A lfred W att o f Canada Garner on the belief that he knew have strength to reach the end o f have c « mk ! r“ a«!s. electricity, water facilities, and «»ther co®veulef»ce* T " K Vo" « ¿ tw presiding. T h e i r where Mrs. Zioncheck was con the function. , u0',rr»«k# tfct biq* for ihooc arms In between the city first meeting was cealed, and in various other ways borrowing '-Erario,? ! and the country. Such a program held In 1930 In V i persuaded the authorities that his Business Men Oppose j hl*lorJ. •s ‘*‘ retsry of ^ was not possible during the last enna, and the sec mental condition should be Inves Morgenthau dlaclowe«] u New Guffey Coal Bill building boom." ond in Stockholm tigated. announcement re^«l¡É. ,l OTH the United States Chamber ^ three years later. »*».754.4111 of governi of Commerce and the National will he off, r«q |hi Secretaries Hull Raymond Moley’» Warning Civil W ar in A. F. of L. Association of Manufacturer* 1» and W allace and This financing c*u, firmly opposed to the new Guffey- to the Administration M r s . Franklin D. Expected Soon Ihm dollar* of new a c IN E of the richest unions In the Vinson coal control bill designed to a y m o n d m o l k y . » i » o u*.-.i to tion to the tl.fgftTtyJ Roosevelt, w ife of American Federation of Labor, replace the act declared Invalid by l»e considered the chief of the *o the President, ex maturing the United Stntes Supreme court. having more than a million mem brain trust." fear* that his friend tended greetings to t 1 IIari*er Sibley, president of the President Roosevelt may be de the visitors, but be bers, probably will be sus|»ended Mr*. Alfred chamber, and James A. Emery, gen soon by the federation's executive stroyed politically Serious Labor Troofcfc yond t h a t there W att eral counsel for the manufacturers council, and at the next convention by the r a d i c a l * were no set in M any States within the Ik-mo- speeches and little form ality. In they will be expelled if the council association, recalled. In alm<*st Iden AUToitlKg Um cratlc party who stead, the farm wives held “ ex can command the necessary two tlcal language, that the most widely at the M ine time were affected by ^ change o f experience” sessions, thirds majority. Thus will come to discredited phase of the defunct a crisis the Internecine contest be^ NRA was price fixing through cod**« would " d e s t r o y which lntertnedl*rl(*«*f| viewed elaborate exhibits o f rural tween the craft unionists led by The new Guffey-Vlnson bill, they moderation a n d needlework and crafts o f organized vain to settle. leaden ^ President William Green and the In said, like the old bill, I* designed to the v e r y *)»lrm labor claimed that fm» countrywomen o f the participating dustrlal unionists, who follow John establish price fixing by levying a which he attempt l.’ .ono *trik«-r* nations, and attended “ open houses*’ v* L. Lewis, head of the United Mine prohibitory tax on products of mine* ed to Improve.“ In hut employer* held by all branches o f the federal til Workers. which do not submit to Its provl a djefch before the Halm* that the nr.Di government in which countrywomen Green wants to continue to organ siona. are particularly Interested. National Economy feet he ize Industry by skilled groups while “ It is time." Mr. Emery said, In exchanging experiences the Lewis would seek to unite all work l e a g u e In New Worker* in »¡x pU&ti ^ “ that we began to analyze the*«- Raymond women learned, among other things, ers, skilled and unskilled, by indus Y '»rk. Doctor Moley ton Hand. Inc., were v stop-gaps drafted hurriedly In an at Molty that: Mid he m w eon after union leaden order*»!*< tries Into one big union. tempt to make permanent law of the English groups have stimulated a The craft unionists, it was learned, things that are beyond control ot fronting the Ro««eveii adminlstra out at Syr:» A *.». X. Y remunerative revival o f quilting to intend to suspend the charters of tion the*e danger*; worker* in the congress and of the federal govern supplement the fam ily income. 1. That federal relief agenrlea NVw Y'<>rk f'hlo and the nine industrial unions at the ment; things which must. In the end. Australian countrywomen main July executive council session, a will he turned Into |>olltlcal mi plant* w«-re inrnhed he harmful to the nation as a whol«- tain seaside homes fo r convales power granted the council under j chine* to perpetuate the nils of rial* assert«-«! there *«ct Those who object to the new Guf cents. Canada’s Federated Wom the A. F. o f L constitution. state and local politicians. fected. fey-Vlnson bill did not even have en’s institute promotes clubs for 2. The lenden«*y. “all too preva Lew is’ group o f unions Includes an opportunity to pr*-*«-nt their val Six thousand barhen • rural youth and combats maternal 400,000 miners. Sidney Hillman’s lent In this congr«-**. to engage In Manhattan. V-w Y«*t. •• id reasons for objecting.” and Infant mortality. muckraking, marauding rxi«*dltlons dered to Join 3.000 O'ketl Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Da By conducting evening classes for vid Dublinsky’s International Ladies’ which de«tr«»y the liberty of all of j strike which had *pr*»d young girls Danish countrywomen Garment union, the oil workers, Japanese Find Excuse the people while they seek to re ' wide ar«-a • f Mar,ha"ia, 'M' have helped to check their migra typographers, flat glass workers, for Action in China strain the abuses of a few. These and Brooklyn tion to town to seek factory work. hat, cap, and millinery workers, and HERE was every reason to b«^ orgies of public castigation . . . may Two hundred «'(fire *«i*i The East A frica Women’s league textile workers. Here that Japan had found, or be means of furthering Individual company police in visits native women in prisons and manufactured, eicuses for further political ambitions, they may be Ohio. w«-re besieged In tifi hospitals and provides information Liner Queen Mary Fails build-up* for those with Presi cloned plant of the \Yhe<ta| encroachments In northern China to prospective white settlers. and that serious conflict between dential hankerings, but so fsr as corporation: and IB Akrva,i to Equal the Record R IT A IN ’S magnificent new liner the two nations would ensue unless t the public Interest Is concerned employe«-» of the flood?** Huge Deficiency Bill and Rubber company »ml Queen Mary was given an up China were submissive. The Jap they are simply sound and fury." 3. The tendency "of those In e»l for violating an ifitPrt» Passed by Senate roarious welcome at New York as anese alleged that a bridge on the charge of the New fveal to over H E senate by a vote o f 62 to she completed the first leg of her railway between Tangku and Tien In other »tate* the uowb 14 passed the deficiency bill car maiden transatlantic passage. The tsin was destroyed and that there emphasize adherence to the belief thu* e*tlmnt«-d the os rying $2,375,000,000, o f which sum giant steamship behaved well In was an attempt to wreck a troop in the philosophy of the movement •trike. $1,425,000,000 is handed to the Pres every way but fell short by 42 min train. The highest Japanese officers and to minimize the Importance Arkansas Three th-’C*< ident to spend as he pleases for utes o f equaling the record set a In North China were summooed to of complete technical administra ant farmer*. tion.” “ relief and work relief.” As passed year ago by the French liner Nor a conference In Tientsin. f'allfomla—<*ne thoMMi Yaklchlro Sums, Japanese consul £>octnr Moley defended capital by the house, the measure turned mandie. The Queen Mary’s officers field worker*. the entire amount o f relief money offered no apology for this, but it general in Nanking, declared pub ism; declar«-d that already there Oregon and Washloft over to W P A Administrator Harry was public knowledge that her licly that China must choose either has bevn a wide distribution of thousand logger*. Hopkins. speed had been cut down by a fog "mutual lnterd«*j«endence with Ja wealth In this country, and warned Wisconsin—Twenty lb* pan or war with Japan,” and he the average man that he eventually worker* In varloit* Indwifi*^ Three Democratic senators voted off the American coast. against the bill— Tydings o f Mary Mlnm-otn Ai-ut .Viiatlllw The Queen Mary averaged 29.13 said he had Informed Generalissimo must pay the mounting hills for land, Bulkley o f Ohio and Byrd of knots on a measured course of 3.158 Kai-shek, Chinese dictator, of this relief—that he |* the "missionary fur and cereal workers Virginia. nautical miles, between Cherbourg viewpoint. “ Japan has gone too far being fattened for a cannibalistic Indiana—AlN»ut 175 In w ** By the senate amendment, the bill breakwater and Ambrose light, com to retreat now and must advance feust." dust rle*. authorizes the President to order pleting the Journey between those straight ahead with immutable con Iowa <»no hundred empto1 ?* a restudy o f reports on the $200,- two points in 4 days 12 hours and victions,” Smna said. the Burch III*« «It com pany h The Japanese military command, Germany Celebrates Her 000,000 Florida ship canal and allo 24 minutes. Molnea. meanwhile, disclosed frankly some Revived Navy cate another $10,000,000 to carry on Mouth Dakota — Three of their demand* upon China. These ITH three days of maneuver*. butcher* at Morrell p^kinf work upon it during the coming fis Pope, on His Birthday, included: reviews and ceremonies, Ger cal year. •Sioux Fall*. Denounces Communism 1. Privilege of building railroads, many celebrated the revival of her Efforts to do anything for the Pas- Nebraska—Dnc hundred A TH O LIC S the world over cele military and civilian air bases and navy, and cloned the big event by samaquoddy tidal project in Maine workers. brated the seventy-ninth birth army barracks. dedicating at Kiel the huge monu had proved unavailing. Texas-Sixty • t«o P0* " 2. Establishment of regular air ment to the men and ships that went day of Pope Pius XI. and the pon . tiff himself marked the day by at service between China and Japan. down In the Da t tie o f Jutland, worker* at El I’«*0 • New York’s W age Law Vermont — Two hundred 3. An economic, political and mili Relchsfuehrer Hitler wa* aboard the tending a solemn worker* near Rutland. Is Held Invalid mass In St. Peter’s tary position for Japan In China. •lispatch boat Grille and from Its E W Y O R K state’s law providing in the presence of topmast flew the old flag o f the minimum wages fo r women 40,000 pilgrims who Garden Homes Planned by kaisers. In the maneuvers the Arabs ot Palestine in and minors was declared unconsti went to Rome espe new navy, about fifty battleships, Fights With British tutional by the United States Su cially for the occa Housing Administrator cruisers, destroyers and submarine* A BARS of I’aUstine. preme court on the ground that It T E W A R T M c D o n a l d , federal repelled an “ enemy” attack on Kiel sion. These were / * against British l,r° conflicts with the fourteenth amend housing administrator, outlined harbor. New submarines nnd speed mainly members of ment by violating freedom o f con the Catholic Action to newspaper men a new program boats, flr*t unltj of fb«- fleet being J «wish Immigration. tract. The decision, written by Jus organization which which provides for the construction built under the Anglo-German treaty Britain a lot of ,r,"‘l,",;#ila S i tice Butler, was concurred In by - um (I P iu x X I foundednnd o f “ garden homes'’ outside of large which wiped away the Versailles •oldlora fought real Justices Van Devanter, McReynolds, ^ to them he spoke cities that will aid in the gradual treaty limitations of the relrh navy the Aral»» In several ,M* Sutherland and Roberts. Chief Jus w. for nearly an hour. movement o f Industrial workers to 100.000 tons, were xhown pub Jew* throughout the J ^ ¡ 4 were arming them*el»'s Pope Piu* X £je (jenounce,j Com from urban and suburban areas to tice Hughes and Justices Stone, licly for the first time. Brandeis and Cardozo dissented. A munism, as he has done on other small plots several miles out in tlie fen»e. Casualties in Hitler, himself, did not speak dur number o f other states have statutes occasions, and declared the Catholic country. were few. hut the situ« ‘ - j ing the ceremonies of the monu similar to the one thus held Invalid. press was one of the best forces in Emphasizing that “ this Is not any ment dedication. Instead he lls serious that Sir Arthur thing in the way o f a benevolent tened to Admiral Rneder, Vice Ad British high commission», combating the Communists. r „ pot # Zioncheck Nabbed for It was evident to all observers proposition” and that no grants of miral Wolf, and Admiral von Broth the government f°r federal funds were involved, Mr. the pope’s age Is beginning to tell A mandatory cl,rfoW. ‘ grt^ er, who was chief o f staff during Test of His Sanity force throughout I’« 1'* ' ' McDonald said It would be a< com- on him and that he found the long the Jutland fight. The latter two, A R IO N ZIO NCH ECK, the pe women nnd children plished through a broadening of ceremony very much o f a strain. both veterans of that fight, paid culiar representative f r o m FHA regulations to permit govern ed from Nablus. In troD| ft** That the pope’s health Is causing tribute to the English ns well as the Seattle, Wash., outdid all hi* previ British troops engag'd • y ment insurance o f mortgages on German heroes of the engagement. ous performances In one day o f wild some concern also in Vatican cir This will enable Thousands of former sailors from of Arabs In a t ^ * * T * * deeds and landed in the Washing cles was shown by the fact that the such property. bankers and other leaders to ad plans that were originally made for all parts of Germany participated ton municipal hospital where his vance funds fo r the development of the pope to bless the crowd gath iu the ceremonies. There were also sanity was to be tested. H e had By E D W A R D W. 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