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FOUR THE. KOKOHO.TRIBUNE, FEBRUARY 6, I of UnlUd nur.d Kokomo. Act ot o- 1-HK KUKOMO i'KIBUNE 8-ouniHd IB THE KOKOMO DISPATCH In and PIBFTCH ConaolldaUd IB IM TRANSPLANTING THE JOBLESS. While the depression. was' still young, Stuart Chase was talking about technological unemployment, telling that-even if good could return over night with an business and industry at peak activity, there would still be millions of unemployed Americans.

Later, the recnno- crate said a good deal more along the same line. It-it obvious today that large numbers have little chance of getting back profitable work in their old lines. That is the fact behind the long-range plan-, to transfer thousands from stagnant industrial -centers, marginal farm lands and played-out mining regions to communities where new opportunities may be found, unless some such constructive program can be worked out, the giving of outright relief to.these groups may be endless. Says Harry L. Hopkins, federal relief administrator: "I think it is time for the government to explore such a situation in addition to giving relief.

If the fovemment is going to spend large sums of money, a substantial portion should be spent in constructive such as "kany plans will be studied in dealing with the prob- Jem. Hopkins believes the cost of transporting and possibly underwriting some of these groups for a while may cost "no more than we are giving them for relief, and yet it will be getting them onto a self-sustaming basis. There will be plenty of objections. Critics, will say it entails a loss of freedom, independence, initiative and similar virtues. Buf freedom! to become permanently unemployed, and dependent on public or.private appeals less to those it than to those who -look on from more secure positions.

GETTING BUYERS EXCITED. On the basis of attendance at automobile shows, and the interest shown and orders received, capacity production throughout the industry is predicted by, William Knudaen, vice president of General Motors. The industry, he adds, "has cleaned house.under federal supervision" and has also "given the public something to get excited about." Here is something for all business men to think ovei. Other industries, too. have cleaned -house under federal supervision, some willingly and others not so willingly, and arc now in better shape as, regards trade -practices and ethics than for decades.

But not all have given the public something to get excited about. What will excite the public to the buying point? Quality, cheapness, usefulness, beauty, novelty. The most effective method today, perhaps, is that which 'discovered and practiced long ago--produce something people war.t, and offer it to them less'than the current cost of production, reaping the profit as rising sales reduce costs. It takes courage, but this may be a time when fortune is particularly inclined to the brave. FOR SIMPLER JUSTICE.

The trial of the Touhy gang for the Factor -kidnaping in Chicago brought one innovation in legal practice wmcn, well might be copied'widely. Under a new Illinois court practice act, the judge instructions to the jury, after both sides had made their final- pleas were devoid of the complicated legal Verbiage which ordinarily make such instructions more or less mysterious to the layman. They were couched in plain, straightforward English, and instead of being read to the jury -by the they were printed and given to the jury to study, at its leisure. Any step in the direction of making legal processes simpler and mor.e direct is pretty apt to be a good and that is especially true of this one. A iury usually has a hard enough time in assessing the plain facts, in a long trial of this kind; its work can be lightened materially, by simplifying the judge charge and making it, not.

a speech that soon is forgotten, but a text that can be referred to for as the dehber a- tions are in progress. ROLLING DOWN TO MEXICO. Here is another American especially to motor The Pan-American Highwav running south from Laredo, is almost fm' ishetl as'far as Mexico City, and that first big unit will be formally opened next October. The Mexican government wants President Eoosevelt and his cabinet to join the celebration. If the President cannot go, he will be represented by Secretary of State Hull, who is "sim'patlco" enough to get along very well with our Spanish-American many of the Cabinet as can break -away would doubtless should and probably will be, a long procession of American motorists taking advantage of this unusual opportunity to have a good time, make friends with the Mexicans and encourage the pushing -of the highway as rapidly as possible clear down to Chile and Argentina.

In the future we may become as familiar with Central and South be on the same pleasant terms-with them, as we are now. with Canada, MODERN FAIRY TALE. There is something oddly anachronistic about-that little news dispatch from Switzerland, telling how the Emperor Hailc Selassie of Abyssinia -just has bought a new three- motored Swiss airplane and is having-a throne installed in it. The emperor, it seems, wants to make some flights. But he sees no reason why a king who goes-up in the air should leave the trappings of royalty behind him on So he will have a flying throne--the first monarch in all history to carry his throne into the clouds, Now the.airplane is the very incarnation of modernism; and the throne is a veatigal survival of an outworn day.

The queer way in which the bustling present the distant past dovetail nowadays never was illustrated better in this queer business of Emperor nerial A NOVELTY IN ARITHMETIC. One of the effected the' devaluation program apparently will be a reduction in the actual-size the U. b. government's Shortly before Irving Fisher of Yale pointed, out that although debt recently increased in.round figures from $21,000,000,000 to $24 000 000,000, the total actually is substantially less, if a reduction value of the dollar-is taken into account. Viewed in, this he remarked, the.

government debt'today is really about 12 per cent less the as of March that in 1 cold figures it is 15-per cent greater- this is comforting-enough, to a. nation.filled-with indicates'jthut the'ordinaryri'Processes of arithmetic aren't going to be quite, enbusr'hif or us future assessments of -A method 24.billions, less billions is something our school'books NEW THIS WORLD GDAP ZPPELIN HAS -i FLOWN AViRE. THAN 428,000 CARRIED PASSENGERS, IN FivEVEARS IN AUSTRALIA', THHRE ONLV FOUR GROWN, HORSES A LITTLE MORE. THAN IOO.VSARS AGO. By Paul Harrifon.

New bifgest thins that has come into the night life of Manhattan since repeal the idta of the spacious type of miMlc hall, In which all 'of the many can get a good at the floor and can do a gavotte If they're inclined. You may. not.realize how revolutionary you have discouraging and quite a bit of money behind pillars and breathing air and resigning yourself to the fact that there waa no room to dance. are Improving, and with them an Interesting llt- four-cornered-war between Paradise and Hollywood, of the trend--and the refurbished Palais Royale and the new Casino de The first two are the melodies of Buddy and Rudy Vallee. together with the caperlng-g of large rival ny rraierui u.

of 'Ethel '-Washington' C--The Inner Col. Gardner, for example, com and a specially-written revue are nlmr of thc wholesale Mtlre- manded a "portion of one of the the of the with JS roemberg the -Demo- fiercest battles of the. early war, the a floor that frolicking Natlonal Committee and of Battle of Baton Rouge, when he for and an sa-chifectural cted with the WM but .19. Nelson bo- that visibility Admlntet ratlon that came a general- at 25 and there without the u.e of periscopes a day of Younger were, any number of generals on tViciiio-H Himf ta "tf mi A mm Sfi Today's Anniversaries 1478--Thomas statcs- man, author'' of born: -Died July 7.1535. 1777--John Pickering, rioted American- linguist of 'his day, borri- at Mass.

Died in.Boston;,May.5,'1846. Fenno a forgotten American poet, editor and' novelist of -merit, born In New York City. June 7, 1811--Abiel A. Low, New merchant, one of the greatest of his day In the country engaged in the China trade, civic work- 'er, born at Died 7,1893. 1812--Charles Dickens, famed and characters and.

creations made a deep Impress on- the- mind of the -world, bore. Died "June 1870. 1814--Gardner Colton, the New York chemist discovered the value of laughing gas in dentistry, at Gcprgia, Vt. -Aug. 9, 1888.

ISM--Robert B. Mantell, noted actor, born in Scotland. Died' at Atlantic Highlands, N. June 27, 1928. 'THE SIGNATURE STRADIVARI, FAMOUS VIOLIN MAKER, IS THE MOST FOR6SD OF SI5NATURES, THE FORGING BEING DONE OR FAKE VIOLINS.

Today in History 1834--Died--Louis A. FJ Bourricnne, noted French diplomatist. 1S34--Died--Cadwalladcr D. Golden, lawyer and -1904--Start of Baltimore's big fire. 1915--Beginning of great battle in East Prussia, ending in Russian retreat.

Day of the Young Turks By Frederic J. HJukin The though, Is just about, the word in night-clubbery. It the remodeled New Yorker theater and has tiers of tables seats to be. The' stage where customers dance between built the orchestra, A genuinely continental type of music addition, it's all managed by Billy a Broadway producer, who occasionally has been hailed the logical to the of the late Mr. Eosc full-lenjtth acts of quite elegant revue material.

And occasionally who-is Fannie Erice, comes over from the Shubcrt restoration, of-thn Zlcfeld Follies to help 'out. Grand Old Days. Of course there's nothing injhe least pew about giving a fun-seeker a break for his bankroll Awsy back In the mauve decade music halls, were a distinct what Manhattan had to They also were a real contribution to.the ulnce many theatrical figure discovered "In them, and Fields got their start "in a Bowery "music hall. David Warfleld played'them -with his monologue act. Koeter- and Bial's, the most famous of such placet, brought Carmenclla, rage of the Gay Nineties," to this 'country.

And Bert Williams rose from the same spot. There were scores of others. "Knrlchonlni;" Wight Life. Take the Central Park.Casino as an antithetical, example of the now doM life. You go-there, In- misguided moment and in evening clothes, and what do you get? You get a whopping big cover charge, and poucic cate In a Venetian glass at 55 gulp.

You get to listen to Eddy Dtichin's music, watch Maurice and Cordoba dance, and hear somebody named lllena Strenge line some These capable entertainers, of course, but in another month they all may be just Items on a long, list of acts in nome nijhtery on Broadway, It Juit Elder Statesmen, In of their It appears that when there an accumulated bcinsr occasion for a change- In the trend compelled to take a back seat. It of political affairs or, at least, In by young men. and the time has' come'when the is no means the first time such thing -has happened. In fact is. that change Is brought about by practically every New Deal aver a a every in history has been usher- lieved to- be the bajsic explanation ard about the of an ultra-ultra establishment In a public park, and tven that It might be a lort of ballroom annex of Tammny Hall.

Now it la rumored that Mayor La- Juardia, who a-tante for ent beer, may ask the tail-coat- and-ermlne crowd to move over ind make room for the clerks and their from Second tlon and now deal In Turkey. This political party was officially designated the'Young Turks. There were among them of riper years but the strength of the party was mo.de up of the youth of the It is interesting to note, in view of the appearance of what lias been called the Brain Trust in the United States, that' the lenders of the were college pro- and students" of the mili- and'medical schools. Mudtapha now dictator of-'Turkey, was but 24 years of age" when he rose, to first position of authority and. was short of middle aged he became head of the Turkish Empire.

The" Young Turks overthrew a sultanate which had a practical of Islam. The name Young has now become almost with any youthful political group seeking to overthrow an order' and -bring about a new deal. -The Turks who 1 started the American government, were surprisingly young considers the weight of responsibility which fell upon thorn. At tho outbreak of the War of the American Revolution, George Washington was 43 yeav.i old. That, is a fairly mature age but pro- ceding the present administration a 'man of 43 would have been retarded as quite a 'But Hamilton was only 19 and he became a major of artillery, following military service with the most conspicuous -of American fiscal In our history- Monroe, afterwards Mjarded one the principal may bt done about the thora of the' Constitution, was ioon, have "IJnly 25 when he the Young Jp.dlfnant about the presence 1 Turk movement and.Thoma* Jeff- Turk movement and.

erson was.but S3. Repetition history of the'United'Statss in every important epoch has been a history dictated by young men. Henry Clay was' elected to the United Senate took his seat he was but of ineligible nnt out ineligible but, out a a oourtew. the not Taised, He -then went Into the Houso of 'Floating Show Tor Arientlnft jje then went into the wouso 01 To familiarize foreign, countries Re Men and was but 34 with -Argentina 1 a 'float- when 9 chosen speaker. The ing exposition in to start shorcly from Buenos Aires on a world crulic.

Although the project a. ,7 prediction provca truo. jv.grvw.i. looted body-to preside over J- wei Dd on public life the of the expedition probably will be met by fees charged to and by tickets to private being acoomtno- datlon for 200. AUNTHET BOBERT out.

fice'ra were, not yet of voting age. both under 30. when a political group thinks there. Young Turks. That, then, is be- of th? ousting, of Old Guard further in hand and mean to brook 1 obstructionist tactics from elder statesmen.

The elder doubtless, will struggle, but if there in anything In the theory of historical repetition, they will struggle in vain. The tradition, the cult of the" old man. has'como down from days and when, all is tranquil it works. Browbeating- of youth is. one of the weapons the they were called In' the days of Rome.

Every little while some' figure- -the: nickname the boy statesman 'and sooner or later-some one from the older' group will remark that the-precocious one may be a statesman among, boys but is only a boy among. 1 statesmen: Hoy Statesmen Mature It.would'be difficult to describe the scorn i'n which auc.h elder statesmen as Mark Hanna, Nelson Aldi'lch, Matthew. Quay, Don-Cam- "eron, John Sherman, and' Johnathan Dolltvci" held tho youngsters who. tried to, refdrrrt the world in their various clays. But time passes 'the boy Henry Cabot was, very much the 'tiiry, became'onc'ot the'most conservative and immovable of 'elder statesmen In a later, period.

all young For of. the flaming youths', ever to take- political cudgeli was Bryan, tho boy orator. To-be sure he we.nt.-far but never quite'got to the White House-and- to apposition of full leadership of thc nation. One of -the fascinating of resistance" of the elder statesmen.to the Young Turks relates the elder Senator LaFol- to the Senate as a young, man 'a period 1 of -utter was against the etiquette of that body-for a man especially, a young, man to, presume to -addrcis 'his colleagues during lila first your of membership. young LdFollctto disregarded this 'canon and spoke soon after a As wa Du a rebuke, one by one the senators out of 'this chamber or to leave' the young speaking of senatorial impty H(j cduld riol ca noticing pointed', affront that the senators World Facts Bri ric J.

Ha i Did you ever write a letter to- value between one gold Frederic J. Hasfcin? You can ask and 16 of Silver. It refers him any question of fact and get to a bimetallic- standard which the answer in a personal letter. 16 ounces or silver will be the same Here is a great educational idea as one ounce of gold. most intelligent people in the world as guards for the leper colonies In --American newspaper rt tlie Pacific? P.

D. F. is a part best purpose of A About two years ago, a report a newspaper--service. There Is.no was Circulated that guards were charge except- three cents in nc0( jcd in the leper colonies of, the or stamps -for return postage. Do Philippine and Hawaiian Islands, not use postcards.

Address Fred- There i no truth in this statement, eric Ji Haskic, Director, the Ko- Any necc guards would be rc- IrAmrt TnfOrmation i A New York mayor. Today's Birthdays Sinclair novelist, Nobel prize winner, born at Sa.uk Center, 49 years ago. George Herman' Ruth, baseball star, borri in Baltimore, -10 years ago. Francis'. Wilson born in Philadelphia, 80 years ago.

F. Trubee Davlson of New York, president of Manhattan's American prceiaunt oi iYiu.miai.ixi.ii* 4X 3. not merely 01 pcncu, uc- Museum of Natural History, born cwlse w)11 not (lght but peace fViwrp Sft voars-flc-o. to anri Ossip Gabrl'lowltsch, director of elovalln influence. of the world the'Detroit'Symphony Orchestra, gjld st fc J5 not There is such born in Russia, B6 years ago.

ndcht, journalist, and au- corrcsponacnt, journalist, anu na tion being thor, born in Minneapolis, 56 years. not to -Andrew W. Robertson of Pittsburgh and New York, manufac- tui'er-capitallst, born N. 54. yearis at' Panama, Today's Horoscope This dsy a tendency to- "the stale west the Bay.

ward a. sensitive, Impressionable nature, but with come leaning to nature, OUL vn.u euuic JJVH.VS "ward jealousy and selfishness. Try many magazines? E. H. mar to cultivate a freedom of thought, introduced into the lives of the komo Daily Tribune Information Bureau, D.

C. How many motion picture theatres arc in 'operation throughout the 1 F. T. A. At the ond of 1333 there wci-e 60,347.

Of these were equipped for sound. United 1 States has the most, followed In- order by Germany, England, France, Spain, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Russia, Japan, Argentina, Brazil, and Sweden. Q. Is conjp-ess a great expense to the country? M. O'S.

The cost" of tho legislative branch of thci government in 1532 was estimated at 527,000,000. This is one of tho six smallest departments as regards government expenditures. The six departments using 5 per cent of the expenditures of' the federal departments arc Justice, District of Columbia, Commerce, Legislative, State, and Labor Departments. Q. Please quote President Wilson's "too proud to fighi" remark.

J. B. B. A. In a speech made by him May 10, 1915; at Philadelphia, there is the following statement: "The people of America.

must be the not merely of peace, be- because peace is the ing- and a thlnpr as a man being too proud jt 11 i j.vuwJi'ui LnlUK ilH O. 1110,11 wunij, -Stanley famed war tQ is such a thing as A being so right that it does convince others -by that it is right." Q. What is. the Eastern Shore us the term is used in Maryland? M. E.

A. It is thai portion of the state of Maryland of Chesapeake 1 as distinguished from the part Q. What is the meaning of tlie which appear 'on the cavers an Stars and similar marks arc a a ars that melancholy and hatred "of Oth- publishers' checks distribution crs may not gain an ascendancy I channels. Usually copies' of publi- and. thereby vitiate the life, Love iions bought newsdealers Imvc ttti.rtncr wMin flubscrintion of romance is strong.

(Copyrighted) So They Say Ulan ooon-'walk out'never to return. His. prediction proved, true. A. groat Henry Clay, 1 was before he was 30.

His blrthclay however, WRg a Hls birtnqay -ten, nowcvur, The Civil was struggle we en the' date of his election and of young The rank and file in. 'of the army was competed of 18 and. 0 jj. emi that, the old fitand- "Brother, Ezra had to sacrifice miwtacho when hii left'hand. r.He^'had no way to.

hold when he was drlnkln' coffee." year' old boys. of- a at -Washington, the elder statesmen of the lobbiel, will retire more and more from the political scene at -The- Young. Turks are decidedly in 'the saddle anij the country can expect, to be youthful professors atid intel- lectuals'rather-than'by less. POOR PA Kj CLAUDE DALIAN youns him week he's stayrn' "He sarait's, fine to 'get home cookin' again oatln' The rate, and 'extent and of be estimated, very precisely by obscrva- tlonj' of a tide-rgauge. Agony for 20 PILES Gone in 20.

bottle tieonliardt'H -Hcni-Rold tublctsl'. He-'-'purchased I i dlHtinct- 'that 1C dld not prove-to him tha.tlil« piles iwould ho could have money: buck. ca.n same, and 'square, g-uarantcc 1 DC. Score any wrote; i i a I took one-bottle- i trouble has entirely disappear--." My-ideas haven't changed In the last 15 Goldman, famous anarchist: A rapture offascination with the being of things marks.the famous poet. I think the 'Americans so strange.

They like'to do what they will; they not like to be. told no. So strange, they are, but so nice, Russian cellist. -I' no longer: U-usl what I-IIUer snys, but- would love 'lo see him put his lovc-of peace I Chancelloi- Emll Foy of Austria. President Roosevelt has really accomplished, the ideal, I believe-'Mme.

Lotto Lehman, Viennese eo- prano. marks, while subscription copies or. those for exchange and Advertisng purposes do not. Q. 'How did Hannibal take- ovev the Alps? C.

A. In expedition of when -he. crossed the Alps, there were 90,000 foot soldiers; horsemen: and 40 elophanu. Q. When will the new United States Supreme Court Building be finished? C.

A. It will not be ilnio-hcd bcfora February 1, 1925. corncrstono was laid, October 13, 1932. I Q. What is bauxite? H.

A. It is the only, commercial ore of Approximately one fourth of the bauxite produced is usually consumed the manufacture of chemicals, refractories Q. Arc men wanted for positions cru'ited from the-native population, Q. Is there a Soviet newspaper in Moscow printed in English? E. S.

A. The News is such a publication. It purports to be "a day-to-day chronicle, crisp and informative, in which soviet life, soviet industry, art, music, letters, education, and the new social forms which these reflect' and seek to mold arc mirrorcr." Q. How many people in the United States are at least seventy- five years old? H. S.

A. A time of the last census; there were 1,913.156 persons who were seventy-five years of age or older. Q. Who were the Molly Maguires? P. M.

A. They were members of an Irish secret society organized in 1S43. They dressed in women's clothes, blackened their. faces or otherwise disguised themselves to prey upon agents employed to enforce the payment 'of rent. 'A liar secret society in the mining districts of Pennsylvania was known by the same name about 1S77.

A A judge in Portage, threw out all courtroom cuspidors. A wise and judge. He-knew. hnnccrs-on would follow soon after. It's called "The Code of Fail- Competition for Bankers." Well, why not? All's fair In love, war anrt banking.

Lilo insurance figures CaJiadians live longer than people in the United States, probably, because they didn't, have to drink prohibition liquor. If Emma Goldman wished to draw more-attention to herself, she should a a fan dancing. If you wsnt to fed' 1 good, you might know thai bond now is worth 170 of the 60-ccnt dollars. You'd still prefcr thc old-time dollar and S100 bond? How ungrateful! 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) a grams. uirc of chemicals, di'op eaHv in But alons abrasives, and cement and Mr the tillering oC oil; the rest Is -con Kumcfl In production ol i J-Ins Inaballa or Tho Pot of n.i-1 original plot? B.

P. It is ft-story from Boccscci tui'neci into verso by Keats, Q. Please explain the expression 16 1 i a discussions W. F. A.

It is a suggested tt Wlio'8 In The News?" Brjo COtJQ PIMK-- 1-S TI-IE SE MATE'S DRCS5E.O MAKJ. OM TME. POPEICM ITTEE E.O AMD ILUMOli 'A COMOQC'i'SMAM. DECOR ATED -WORK. ORADUPTTIMG PROH UE BECAr-lE A.

STEVE.DOO.E. WAR COUOWEU COWGRB PINK, VJMWKEB'Si FUX.L. OP 1 11 frJJD QPTHE tONj UMIOW. LAVES Auto-accidents, says the National Safety Council, have a habit of following the. business- cycle.

In 1S32. business at a low ebb. They continued about the middle of last year, when business seemed to pick up, acci- ilents began.sofii-iiif;. We must tacc this We want business to We want people to buy now cars, to buy more gasoline, and tires, to travel more." But we turn, the accident curve the ness curve goes Some folks say, that, depths of the depression we sobered up and live more.sanely. They that Is one of the If not the most" Important one, why auto dropped the depression that is true, and if.

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