The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 2

APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Two 7e3ncsday Evening, September 18, 1935 Politics Must Not Free Medical Service Is Provided for Congressmen Refuse to Call U.S. Witnesses in Koenecke Death General Mac Arthur to Organize Defenses of New Regimein Islands Dominate Nation, Wriston Contends Post-Crescent Washington Bureau Washington An armle a day may Keep Constitution Out of Politics, Lonsdorf Advises Change Document by Amendment if It Is Inadequate, Speaker Says If the constitution is Inadequate, adopt new amendments, but don't denounce the constitution, was the Lawrence President Speak keep the doctor away, but for con er on Constitution Day Program "Politics alone is not the way of salvation. We must insist that politics restrain its activity; it must not dominate, but work in harmony with science and economics and ethics." These were statements of Dr. H. i 7 ft advice given Dy IIIJ congressmen are urged to visit the doctor at the first hint of illness.

Most all congressmen take advantage of the service to have a physical examination early in the session. Most of the cases which Dr. Calver is called upon to treat for first aid are "fixed up" in his office, but occasionally the Injury Js serious enough to send the patient to a hospital." So far, the doctor has not been much bothered to dispense first aid to the thousands of tourists who haunt the capitol halls. Beyond a fainting or. two and several exhaustions, probably the most serious case was one last season when first aid had to be administered to a lady tourist who got caught between the elevator doors.

Injuries were. not fatal. John Lonsdorf, Appleton attor- 1 fcu Wriston, president of Lawrence couege, in a constitution day ad gressmen who do not care for fruit diet, free medical service Is furnished by the government. At any'time of day, congressmen can obtain the best of medical attention in a suite of rooms in the basement of the capitol below the rotunda. There, a doctor, assisted by.

two pharmacists and a secretarial clerk, is on duty throughout the year. -v The office was established in 1928, according to one of the pharmacists, when a member of congress, stricken on the floor, died before medical aid could be summoned. It is maintained by the navy department, with Dr. George W. Calver, USN in charge.

While there are some calls for first aid, for capitol workmen ana an occasional tourist, since Dr. Calver handles all first aid cases in the capitol, most of the business, properly enough, comes from congressmen. dress before a joint meeting of J-U -y 1 1 in observance of lidtM Constitution day Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs in Manitowoc Tuesday evening. (r, sSs yy-'-' i The constitution. Dr.

Wriston said. is not merely a written instrument, but the principles, precedents, prac tices and procedures the customs and habits of a nation. at the meeung of Rotary club at Hotel North-ern Tuesday noon. Contending that the constitution should be kept out of politics, Mr. Lonsdorf said neither side has a It is more undemental than some 1 i mi ti.inl Hfcii 4 Washington CD General Douglas MacArthur announced today he would retire as chief of staff of the American army on Dec.

15 to undertake the task of organizing the military defense of the new commonwealth government of the Philippines. President Roosevelt detailed Mac-Arthur to the assignment at the urgent request of Manuel Quezon who was elected first president of the new government in yesterday's election. "Accompanied by Captain Thomas Jefferson Davis, his aide, General MacArthur will sail from San Francisco early in October, arriving in Manila in time to participate in the Inauguration of Quezon Nov. 15. Secretary Dern, Vice President Garner, Speaker Byrns and a delegation of senators and representatives will also be present at the impressive inauguration ceremonies.

General MacArthur will retain his position as chief of staff until he assumes his new duties in Manila, although Major General George S. Simonds, deputy chief, will be in active charge of army affairs here. No Early Appointment Secretary Dern has already announced he will not recommend appointment of MacArthur's successor until he returns from representing the president at the Philippine ceremonies. Although the army's youngest general, MacArthur, now 55, planned to retire from active service un of its amendments. It goal is protection and wide areas are left free of its interference or influence.

Hit Collectivism Scoring the current world politic 4 The oast season has been a busv Council for Airmen Says He Will Issue Subpena For Casey Stengel Toronto CT Township police said today they would not summon witnesses from the United States to testify at the inquest Thursday into the death of Len Koenecke, Brooklyn Dodgers baseball They held William J. Mulquee-ney and Irwin Davis, fliers, on manslaughter charges as a result of the. killing of Koenecke in their airplane early yesterday during a wild fight in mid-air. two prisoners asserted Koenecke started the fight and put their lives in Jeopardy and that it was necessary to hit him with a fire extinguisher to subdue him. The blow 'alleged to have caused Koen-ecke's death.

Edward J. Murphy, counsel for the airmen, had announced his intention of having a subpena issued for Casey Stengel, manager of the Dodgers. He wanted Stengel to testify regarding the mental condition of Koenecke, who was released Sunday by Stengel for the balance of the playing season. "It would be useless to attempt to subpena American especially if they did not wish' to come, said Chief S. Barrett of the Etobicoke township police.

"It is also doubtful if we could get them in time. If the defense can get them here in time well be glad to have them testify, but we arent going to subpena them. Too Much Red Tape He said it would take months of legal proceedings to get a court order forcing unwilling American witnesses to testify. Murphy, confident that Manager Stengel would come to Toronto for the hearing, said he would go one for the congressional doctor, ac- "4 I Building Permits Three building permits were issued Tuesday by the building inspection department. They were granted to" John M.

Weber, 1432 W. Lawrence street, remodel residnce, cost $200; Cyril Lemke, 110 E. Calumet street, residence and garage, cost and Ben Bestcha, 1305 S. Mason street, porch, cost $225. cording to a report from his office.

'-7A xie was averaged 50 cans a day. All Take Advantage The policy is to keen members nt congress healthy, rather than to have to treat them for illness, thus TAKES NEW JOB General Douglas MacArthur, above, will retire Dec. 15 as chief of staff of the United States army, and will direct organization of the military defenses of the new government of the Philippines. al trend toward collectivism. Dr.

Wriston said that such political domination has gone furthest where democracy is dead. The politically planned economy is incoherent, the Lawrence president contended, but of step with science, economics and ethics. In such states where politics iis dominant, government is no longer, the instrument of free peoples, but the master sl whole populations, 'Life does not center in Individual growth and development but in the state and its aggrandizement at whatever human cost Other Fields Significant "Science, economics, ethics, education, philanthropy, the church are fields of action just as significant as politics. We must cling to our faith in the responsibility of the individual citizen, guard it by keep AID Tiui First Talisman Is Issued at High til President-elect Quezon proposed that he undertake the task of organizing and training the Philippine army and forming the defense of the more than 1,500 islands of the School Tuesday Many Students on Staff of archipeligo. J.

A. Lonsdorf lien on it, and that while it is permissable for parties to advocate or oppose amendments, no party should denounce the constitution as an outgrown or outworn document. The epeaker, urging the dissemination of information about the constitution to those who do not understand it, said that if all the dissatisfied and unfortunate people who have radical leanings knew vhat the constitution provided for them they would forget about Russia. Offers Scenes Mr, Lonsdorf offered several scenes from history, showing how government has grown since the days of ancient tyranny. He contrasted cruelties and injustices of ancient times with conditions in the United States in 1935, and ancient Athens, which existed for the glory of the individual, with Germany and Italy of today, where the individual exists for.

the glory of the state. He painted a picture of ancient Rome in the days of the republic, when the government was honest, the army brave, and the people un corrupted, and another picture of it after the government and people became corrupt and the empire fell. He spoke of the ruthless reign in England of King John and his promise in 1213 to uphold the Magna Carta, and the reign of Charles I in 1649. when England was ruled without the aid of parliament He concluded with a portrayal of the signing of the declaration of Independence in 1776 and the writing of the constitution in 1787, Hits Tyranny The bill of rights, which he called the heart of the constitution, was written into the constitution to General MacArthur accepted his ing the functions of government within reasonable -bounds and by new assignment, it was learned au thoritatively, because he considers Publication for Year Of 1935-36 faith in the democratic he said. the, future security and indepen mmfi -t Guns dence of the islands to be of para to Osgoode Hall, Ontario's chief "Whatever the faults of democracy," he stated, "its insistence upon mount importance to American in U.

S. BALLOON LANDS Carrying Lieutenant Raymond F. Trier, top. as pilot and Lieuten The first issue of "The court of law, sometime today and make a motion that bail be grant terests in the Pacific. He has led the the rights and the dignity of the in American army longer than any ed Mulqueeney and Davis.

high school publication, for the school year of 1935-6 was distributed dividual assure freedom in educa ant Howard P. Orvllle, below, a other-man. Murphy asserted: "Koenecke was deliberately attempting to commit suicide and trying to do it in one Tuesday. The paper is made up of tion, in research, in religious and emotional life. Those are parts of a priceless heritage.

We should not In going to the Philippines for the next chapter in what has been a navigator, the U. 8. Navy entry floated eastward into Russia in the Gordon Bennett balloon race Motor driven paint grand, glorious finish. sacrafice them to the false em brilliant military career embracing the Vera Cruz expedition and the that started at Warsaw. The balloon landed near Mozyr, and the two four pages of school news and ad vertisements.

Henry Johnson is the editor-in' chief of the publication. Other offi ciency of the new collectivism of He said that in addition to Stengel, he would call "anybody else that is necessary, to prove that my World war. General MacArthur is Europe." fliers spent last night at Minsk. returning to where he began his clients fought in self-defense. service as a young second lieuten cers of the editorial staff are: Mary, White, managing editor; Robert ers, 1 Mo Walter ant just out of West Point in 1903.

Mulqueeney insisted that the baseball player, last year's star Crabb. srxrts editor: Robert Foun Schmidt and Bernadette Verrier. tain and Robert Stenger, sports outfielder being sent home after Loans Available Forearm Youths hitting a slump this year, had be Jean Lewis is the advertising manager with Mary Koff end, Jean Koffend, Geraldine Konz, Lucille writers; Alice reader; Dorothy Banister and Elizabeth come unmanageable and started to fight He said it was a case of Koss, Gerald Libman, Milton Lib "one or three. man, Pat McKenny, Joyce Miller, Marion Rademacher, Ruth Sieg, Although Murphy protested it was but a tragedy1 to Betty White and Florette, Zuelke as serve as a guarantee against tyran vv ihn who feared that a cen jail fliers. Attorney General A.

the other staff members. Uncle Sam Will Help to Fi-nance Crop and Livestock Projects Roebuck said "this matter has grave implications," and ordered the men tralized government might result In the type of government from which Bill Stark is the circulation manager and Thomas Massonet is the assistant circulation manager and held "so an Investigation may be Wells, feature writers; and Margaret Hughes and Betty White, head-writers. Reporters on the staff are Bette Bailiet, Fay Cohen, Robert Collins, Geraldine Dillon, Ted Gill, Jane Hopkins, Florence Schiedermayer, James Smith and Betty Stilp. Typists are Esme Koch, Annette Post and Rita Gordon Chadek is' the business manager of The Talisman" with Robert Furstenberg as assistant. Other members of the business staff are Elizabeth Catlin, Donald Fried- rhe.

country had Just freed itseii. Sneaking of the strength of Post-Crescent Washington Bureau head of the mailing staff. conducted. Right to Ask Bond constitution that required only 19 Legal authorities said the men amendments in 143 years, jur. juons-dorf listed the 21 amendments, two had the right to make a forma The quietness of modern air transports is due largely to the fact that the huge propellers are geared to revolve at comparatively low application for freedom under bond, which was expected to be made of which, the eighteenth and twen tieth, counteract each other.

10 Amendments The first 10 amendments, includ in the hill of riehts. he exDlain after a conference at the attor ney general's department. A ed. are those referring to freedom The airmen were taken before Magistrate Douglas Keith in the county court at suburban Mimico of religion, speech, press, assembly, 99g Extra Fancy Per Colorado Crates Crate yesterday and were remanded with and petitioning the government; tne richt to keen and bear arms: cro- out being asked to plead to the manslaughter charges. tection against the quartering of soldiers in homes during peace They will be called at the inquest tomorrow night in Islington and will appear Friday in Mimico time; unreasonaoie searcmng ana Kfizure of nronertv: derrivintf a Bo.

$1.3912 lb. Basket 59e ITALIAN PRUNES Fancy CO PEARS Bartlett Canninar Basket 12 Lb. Basket Wisconsin farm boys who are members of the 4-H club, the Future Farmers of America or other organized agricultural student groups can get Uncle Sam to help them finance crop and livestock projects, the Farm Credit Administration announces. Funds necessary for production of crops or raising of livestock by an organized group of farm boys under the direction of a vocational agricultural teacher, county agent or other responsible leader, can be borrowed from the Production Credit association operating in the home county. They may be borrowed under a trustee agreement The loans are made to the boys' leader, teacher or sponsor, who acts as trustee un-j der a simple trustee agreement signed by each boy and his father or guardian, the administration says.

Security for the entire amount of the loan is given and signed by the trustee and it also secured by the individual note of each member of court. He later acquired a comprehensive and sympathetic understanding of the Philippines, the people, and their problems as commander of the district of Manila and the Philippine division in 1923-25, and of the Philippine department from 1928 until his appointment as chief of staff by President Hoover on Nov. 21, 1930. Before the World war MacArthuf served two years in Japan and. was military aide to President Theodore Roosevelt.

Served in France Going to France as chief of staff of the '42nd (Rainbow) division, MacArthur later commanded the 84th Infantry brigade" of that famous fighting outfit through some of the 'most severe fighting of the war. He and Major General Frank Parker, now commanding the First division, are the only general officers still an active duty who commanded fighting divisions in the World war. Since the war, in addition to duty as chief of staff and in the Philippines MacArthur has commanded the military academy at West Point, the Fourth corps area at Atlanta, and the Third corps area at Baltimore. As chief of staff he is credited with having reorganized the American army from its peacetime low; planned the fomvSrmy system and general headquarters air force; instituted the ambitious program for motorization and mechanization of the army; and doubled its fighting strength by increasing its size one-third. MacArthur's four year term expired last November, but he was retained as chief of staff by President Roosevelt.

(Copyright, 1935, Associated Press) Install Flood Lights For Night Practices Three 5 00-watt flood lights are being installed In the north section of man of life, liberty or property without due process of law; the Paralleling the attorney investigation was one launched Bit. $2.39 CUTS Pfliril DILLS Paint goes further because when it if mixed RIGkT it spread better and more eyenl O-IDSOHES EUEfJ COLOR Paint is completely mixed no spots of uneven color no tedious hand mixing! PAITJT LISTS LOHGEQ When it is mixed as it should be, every brush full has the paint mixture! Far better than any hand -i. HO EXTRA CHARGE every can sold by us will be mixed free! by the federal department of civil Bu. 79c TOMATOES, Fancy Ripe aviation, but this inquiry was con right to a trial oy jury xor ine accused and the right to counsel and the right to be present in the courtroom; the right to trial by jury In civil cases, meaning common law cases, not equity cases; protection against excessive bail, cruel and in cerned solely with circumstances surrounding the forced landing af PHETTE'O GROCERY Phone 511-512 Deliver ter the right. Koenecke's body remained at a new Toronto undertaking parlor, awaiting the arrival of the athlete's human punishment; the enumera tion of rinhts: and the tenth, "now ers neither delegated nor prohibited father and brothers from Adams, wis.

CAW ID IP EC DA LS WIDOW LEAVES FOR ADAMS rere snau go io ine siaies or me people" He listed the remaining amendments, those dealing with jurisdiction of the supreme court, election of tiresident and vice president. New York CO Irs. Gladys the group for the amount advanced KXenecKe, widow of Len Koenecke, Brooklyn Dodtrers outfielder For THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Original Oaks A Peanut Clusters, OQ Chocolates, lb. tcC lb. slavery, popular election of sen him, under the administration's killed yesterday during a fight in plan, Oysters lb.

m. 29c Butterscotch i)Q (Hard), lb. 6UL ators, income taxv prohibition, woman's suffrage, repeal of prohibition, and the abandonment of the lame duck session of congress. He concluded with a discussion of the Supreme Court decision in the NRA case. IT an airplane at Toronto, was enroute today with her young daughter, Annie, for Adams, where Koenecke will be buried.

Before leaving New York, Mrs. Koenecke said her husband's father and brother, Herb, who live at Adams, would The minimum amount which a production credit association may lend a farmer is $50 but under the group financing arrangement young farm students who need much smaller loans can pool their credit needs and get a loan as a group, A somewhat similar plan has go to uanaaa lor the body. The Weather CHOCOLATEScO been in effect for more than a year. The Administration reports it as YOOCAfJ EXPECT DETTER RESULTS with DPS PAIJTS! Must Ffle Detailed WEDNESDAY'S TEMPERATURES Coldest Warmest CANDY and ARMELKORN SHOP Rio Theatre Bldg. "Bumps" Bowlby, Prop.

Jones park so the park can be used Request for Grant "very successful." Collect 40 Loads of CULTIVATE 11 Hi 11 GOOD TASTS as a night practice field. The flood lights have been provided by the Appleton Reds, who will use the A detailed application or a PWA rani ior tne proposed new fire department Quarters must be filed field, and the park board is paying Rubbish in District Forty loads of rubbish were col. the cost of Installation. within a week. Mayor Goodland lected by street department work Chicago 66 83 Denver C8 80 Duluth 46 78 5alveston 74 84 Kansas City 68 90 Milwaukee 68 84 Minneapolis C8 88 Seattle 82 68 Washington 66 74 Winnipeg 44 72 WISCON'SIY WEATHER was lniormed today.

The orlEinal aonlicatlon. filed in BBSS Til 7 WTU1 1 ers in District No. 3 Tuesdav. The INTO IT JRAOf MAM MOtaTUWO brief form because of larfc of fim collection was completed by before the deadline on applications. mimm KUDDisn will oe collected in Dis asjcea xor a grant of $12,510 on a trict No.

4. which includes all of lire nouse estimated to cost $27,800 the Third ward south of Eichth Mostly unsettled tonight and street, ana all of the Fourth ward west of West avenue, next Tuesday. BPS paints have never been cheapened! Laboratories are constantly at work to make it better and today you get the BEST PAINT IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE! The body is heavy and in adding oil (costing less than paint) your unit cost per gallon is lower! Use It this time end you wili always use it! It I SMOKE THE COLORADO PEflSElS Open Railway Salvage Store on Highway; 41 H. E. Jenklna.

manager nf THERE'S A CERTAIN DELICACY OF FLAVOR IN CAMELS THAT APPEALS TO-WOMENL CAMELS ARE SO MILD THAT THEY 00 NOT SAME CIGARETTE THE CHAMPIONS DO-CAMELS. THEY NEVER INTERFERE WITH HEALTHY NERVES, ANO THEIR Montgomery Ward com nan tr it FALL 4 99c Orate when it opened here a year, ago, has opened the Railway Salvage Furniture company store on Highway -41 at Gmeiner'a corner. AFFECT MY WIND FLAVOR. IS PUTTOM Thursday, probably io.ye locai showers this afternoon or tonight; somewhat cooler Thursday, and northwest and north, central portions tonight GENERAL WEATHER Continued fair weather prevailed during the past 24 hours over nearly all sections of the country except over the lake region, upper Mississippi Valley and the northeastern states, where scattered showers and thunderstorms occurred. Continued warm prevails this morning over the north central states and maxima of 90 degrees or above occurred yesterdey over the central Mississippi Valley and the plains states, but it is cooler this morning over the northern Rocky Mountains and Canadian Northwest Mostly unsettled weather, with ihowers.

is expected in this section tonight with cooler Thursday. MARVELOUS to the Carey barbecue. Mr. Jenkins terminated his work for Montgomery Ward last June. kiefer Put on BPS PAINTS and you will have a better lasting job! PEAR 8 BONELESS PERCH FRIED CHICKEN TONITE TOTJES.

and FRL ULLRICH'S TAUEnfl Bnshel i I 1 sS I -i Sbfoaeffer V7e Deliver liniM KICXS Funooj V7oman Golfer STOtl tXICUTIYI-Dorothy Smart Bill WHITIE'S BAR KDKEHLY Vi Pried Opring Chicken with French Fries 25e after Served Every Nlte OrchestraSaturday A CHILD IS BITTEN Henry Kruse, 9, 1514 W. Com-merciai street, was bitten in the left lc2. Tuesday afternoon by a dog owned by Herman Filx. 903 W. Elsie street according to a report to police.

The owner was ordered to have the daz tied up Xor 10 days. IS KWel'.