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11 PAGE 10-SECOND SECTION SIX OF ONE AND A HALF DOZEN OF THE OTHER- ALL THESE TWINS GO TO JEFFERSON SCHOOL HERE A le Phone Want Ads to 7-1551 THE OKLAHOMA NEWS Phone Want Ad to 7-1551 FRIDAY MARCH 1933 1 --i7-d --1 41( i 'i PAGE SECTION' Phone Want Ads to 7-1551 THE OKLAHOMA NEWS Phone Want Ads to 7-1551 FRIDAY MARCH MS 1 i SIX OF ONE AND A HALF DOZEN OF THE OTHER ALL THESE TWINS GO TO JEFFERSON SCHOOL HERE A4 Itli i 4 7- I I Teachers at Jefferson Often Confused as to Which Is Which in Classes Teachers at Jefferson Often Confused as to Which Is Which in Classes Six of one equals a half down of the other to a nicety at Jefferson School For there are that many sets of twins in the institution ranging in age from 6 to 10 years Universal interest in the famous Dionne quintuplets set Principal A Von I'ungeln checking Into the matter of multiple births In the school and he believes a record has been established Luckily for the teachers In Jefferson only one of the sets of twins bus a carbon-copy similarity June and Jane Ritter are two blond girls es much alike as their names Few sae the teachers can tell when she asks a question whether It Is June or Jane that is answering and if one sometimes speaks up to aid the othe who is the wiser? Four of the sets are composed of a boy and a girl and the sixth set Raymond and Ralph Alden can be distinguished easily because Ralph Is nearly six Inches taller than his twin brother Six of one equals a half dozen of he other to a nicety at Jefferson School For there are that manY eta of twins in the institution -anging in age from 6 to 10 years Universal interest in the famous Monne quintuplets set Principal A I Von 7'ungeln checking into the natter er of multiple births In chool and he believes a record has een established Luckily for the teachers in Tel erson only one of the sets of twins abrilotynd tansd aJane carbon-copy much alike as their names Few re the teachers can tell when she sks a question whether It Is Juf ne Jane that is anawering and i tie sometimes speaks up to aid the the who is the wiser? Four of the sets are composed of boy and a girl and the sixth set aymond and Ralph Alden can be istinguished easily because Ralph I nearly six Inches taller than his vin brother HOUSE DEMOCRATS CREATE PATRONAGE 435 New Clerks Sought In Congress Revolt 100SE DEMOCRATS CREATE PATRONAGE 35 New gClerks Sot In Conress evolt ugh IM73PMMi'ilMCMI June and Jane Ritter 10 years old in the 4-A grade Mr and Mrs Ritter 1428 NW 28th-8t Six TIMES TWO EQUALS MIX-UP Mr and Mrs Wells 1614 NW 23rd-81 Patrician Ann and Robert Newberry 6 years old in the 1-13 grade children of Mr and Mrs Charles A Newberry 1520 NW 20th-st Mighty Challenge Still Faces New Deal at the End of Second Year Success Continues to Elude President on Many Fronts in Spectacular War Against the Depression Middle Incomes Shrink SO Franklin Roosevelt is nearing completion of his second year in the White House a year in which the tempo of his New Deal has slowed down In a series of three articles of which this is the second Rodney Dutcher NEA and The News Washington correspondent frankly discusses the triumphs and failures of Roosevelt's two years and what may lie ahead for the President By RODNEY DUTCHER Oklahoma News Washington Correspondent (Copyright 1935 by NA Service Inc) WASHINGTON March who can remember back to March 4 1933 will realize that a great deal has happened to us since Like it or not President Roosevelt and the New Deal have produced as marked a reorientation of government poi-ley as had ever been achieved with-4 out violent revolution Millions of leads to blind adherence to "danAmericans feel the Government has gerous demagogs" moved too fast and too far Mil-Left wing opponents are cape-lions of others think it has moved daily caustic about the Adminis- neither fast enough nor far enough tration's failure to bring about Either Roosevelt saved us from greater redistribution of wealth slipping farther into the sinkhole New Dealers insist this is an in-of depression or an economic up- evitable but also inevitably slow turn coincided with his assumption process begun by attrition on of power and his emergency meas- many fronts urea You can decide that for Needy Really Helped yourself Income has been distributed to But the next time the band plays the needy unemployed and millions "Happy Days Are Here Again!" you aeoording to FERA officials are can remind yourself that the na- tion's economic position still is low- now getting a decent diet for the first time in their lives Old age er than it ever was in any previous pensions will "redistribute" to many depression and that it remains to be unemloyment Insurance seen whether too many have been tossed in to en- as well able us to crawl out of the mire Standards of living for the sal leads to blind adherence to "dangerous demagogs" 'Left wing opponents are especially caustic about the Administration's failure to bring about greater redistribution of wealth New Dealers insist this is an inevitable but also inevitably slow process begun by attrition on many fronts Needy Really Helped Income has been distributed to the needy unemployed and millions acoording to FERA officials are now getting a decent diet for the first time in their lives Old age pensions will "redistribute" to many unemloyment Insurance as well Standards of living for the salaried middle class and the average wage earner have not improved however Millions in these groups are economically worse off as a result of living cost they have always had jobs Meanwhile the latest income tax figures available show that in 1933 taxpayers with incomes of less than 810000 saw their incomes decline 5 per cent while the 8000 at the top increased theirs by 10 per cent the top 2000 by 16 per cent and the number of incomes over a million dollars rose from 20 to 46 Fizzles and mistakes of the New Deal's first two years judged by the advance ballyhoo have been painfully numerous NRA fell far short of its re-employment goal and got all tangled up in the fly-paper of indiscrUni Ila Wean and Hall Wells 6 years old in the 2-A grade children of Raymond and Ralph Alden 9 years old in the 4-A grade children and Mrs Wells 1614 NW 23rd-st of Mr and Mrs Alden 13164 NW 28th-st 11 7 7 44 '44 Donna and Robert Mitchell 7 years old in the 3-A grade children of Judge and Mrs Mitchell 3036 Classen-blvd nate price-fixing and production control Expansion of mass purchasing power was its basic purpose and it hasn't achieved that because dominant groups in industries wrote their own codes and kept wages down while pushing prices up The Federal Rousing Administration designed as a great stimulant has flopped conspicuously Once ballyhooed as a forthcoming employer of 5000000 persons it has achieved virtualy nothing Tarriff Act Aids Little The new tariff act enabling treaties with foreign nations for larger exchange of goods has brought only treaties with Cuba and Brazil although American exports to Cuba have more tan doubled since that one was signed Russian recognition counted on as a trade booster has been followed by disagreement and bad feeling between the two governments After pumping a billion dollars of loans and another billion through preferred stock sales into banks the Administration is still unable to get the banks to lend business to borrow Bank loans continue to decline PWA put hundreds of thousands to work but never did give heavy industries that great fillip Whether dollar devaluation and the gold policy have been a success or a failure is a matter of argument SUNDAY: Looking Forward With Roosevelt VICO 1 II MEDICATED COUGH DROPS biodicated with ingtedlonts ol Vicits teliov Would tiltoats pgulig MONtRIS 0LttP ton ANNOUNCING On March 2 We Will Move to Our New Location 225 West First We are taking this larger and more down-town location in order that we may better serve our loan and savings customers We want to make you more good loans at bank rates and to pay you more interest because of your increased savings NORRIS PLAN ABYSSINIA MASSES ARMY ON BORDER Orders Planes as Italians Continue Troop Movements By United Press ROME March was reported today to have amassed 90- 000 men on the Somaliland border where a dispute Is in progress with Italy Abyssinia also was reported to have placed orders for airplanes in Germany Czechoslovakia and Switzerland The movement of Italian troops and material from Messina to East Africa involving the current dispatch of 15000 Italian troops continued Esther and Thomas Brady 7 years old in the 2-A grade children of Mr and Mrs Brady 209 NW 26th-st HOBART MAN USES KNIFE FOR 54 YEARS Doctor Has Clung to Utensil Since Ile Was Married By tnited Prefix HOBART Okla March 1--DA Albright Kiowa County has used the same table knife at his meals for 54 years It is worn half away He has used it exclusively since he was married BOARD'ELECTED BY YOUNG MEN'S CLUB Four New Members Added First Luncheon Meeting Monday Four new members of the board were elected last night at the meeting of the recently organized Oklahoma City Young Mena Club at the Huckins Hotel The four who complete the board are Har to buy this Complete 64- piece IWASHER OUTFIT FOR Model SPEED QUEEN elec- lia trio washer with the latest features combined in one big 64- piece Laundry outfit for only IL) 1 $4950---usually the price of the washer alone See this famous "Speed Queen" washer It has balloon wringer rolls with safety release It has automobile gearing that runs in permanently sealed bath of oil $1 A WEEK It has a full size six-sheet porcelain tub It has a submerged aluminum aggitator It has an extra heavy electric motor and waterproof rubber cord Come in today and see this great washer bargain Included at No Extra Cost! $2 NonTip Ironing Board A full size white pine ironing board that folds compactly into closet space when not in use $900 Set of Double I Roller-Tubs I With Steel Stand The most useful 4 ecr7 labor-saving lr item in this outfit Rolls from 'it 1 place to place Drains I bout lifting Heavy galvanized material ALL FOR ONLY $4950 Oklahoma's Oldest Furniture Store Itia toinWANTED11 OLD GOLD STERLING SILVER Broken or any condition evai rhea chains rings bridges teeth CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY Bring to WEBER'S 113 GRAND 2-5394 Oklahoma City Tod Wodb 5 0 $200 Electric Iron With Cord A one-year guaranteed full size six-pound electric Iron complete with cord 60 Packages of White King Full year's supply of this fine Washing Powder An entire case 60 packages $3 value Included with every washer I 1 old Bosworth Dr Millard Rob ertson Tom Shoemake and Horace I Blakely The club will hold its first noong 1 day luncheon at the Huckins Mon day according to Secretary Oliver 1 Cass and the first dance will be ti at the Huckins the night of Man day March 11 I tf 8 lie 1' x4ie i 14i A it '14 4' 4 0 7: 1' I A it (114 i 1 11 '4 I 11:: III: q14'2: a 4 4 f- 4-- et- 't 7 0-3 i A 0 I- 4 0 'A 4' A 1 ik i f-- 4 l' 4 a' a a sr 0 a 1 Vs i' Ca a ''a ea a 4 ts4 aa a 4 a a as a sa L-' '''j -4 'I 4: etti 4 1 0ti11c74iti: 1 -K-- i 4 -eit) Ige I ft 4'1 gr '41 0 cAl 1 it A 4 44 4 A 4100 17' 4 0 N14'-- 100 A i 14 tale -s I ea 1 sa 1 1 as a aa 'a 5 4 A 'I'4 l' 41 tot 11----' it I :1 kk 1 4111' i 0001Nme 0 3 14 4 1 '4 I 1144 ow' t'' CI tt'44 'ti 4 4 I 4 1 kf 4114 1 11 I 0 i 1 to 44 14 Xc 1 it 4 1 4 0 4 4 ItyzNArWstAdiaKAti4Z WootWI ie '4 44 1 1 1 aet00010'460 i kff At i I 8 June and Jane Ritter 10 years old in the 4-A grade children of liallican and Hall Wells 6 years old In the 2-A grade children of Raymond and Ralph Alden 9 years old in the 4-A grade children Esther and Thomas Brady 7 years old in the 2-A grade children '1 I 1 Mr and Mrs Ritter 1428 NW 28th-8t Mr and Mrs Wells 1614 NW 23rd-st of Mr and Mrs Alden 13164 NW 28th-st of Mr and Mrs Brady 209 NW 26th-st Ai old Bosworth Dr Millard Rob I TIMES TWO 1 1 it lws 0' 1- A i 5 ''4 42C VOI0h0 KNIFE FOR 54 YEARS 4' f' 4 i i'J'''2 z'''' IA-Villt ABYSSINIA MASSES HOBART MAN USES ertson Tom Shoemake and Horace I 1''' 4 0 Blakely a pi A 4as i 2 a a al V''ale 4( 4 f'' ''''''F 4 "I't lk ARMY ON BORDER The club will hold its first noone 1 i 1 Doctor Ilas Clung to Utensil Since day luncheon at the HuckinsMone i a a a a a 4' a 4A" a I li '4 -07- 4 day according '') a 7' '4: 'a aa sa a 4 la 'pa '0 7 N' 4' '4 1 He Was Married a aaa 'as ig 7 a a a 'aat ti a a aa aa a': a' 'ailaa va a' By United Press------- 1 4' 4 1 1 Acr Af' -t 4 f'17 3': 1 i 0 A gNo '311-''' 1vf rr Ar3 rt 1 I ih Orders Planes as Italians day March 11 HOBART Okla March I-Dn Albright Kiowa County has i es isss a a a 4 a a a act i AJ 3 0' iv- Continue Troop Movements used the same table knife at his )c 11's By united peess I Pos 1 1 meals for 54 years It is worn half away He as us aC rt h' 4 1 CZ" A' 4 lo 4741 ROME March I-Abyssini ed it exclusively WANTED a was since was married OLD GOLD 1 i 4 I ''4 'i 4 reNded Wday have amassed 90- he 129 '7' ta -2 -'t'il i 000 men on the Somaliland border BOARD ELECTED BY STERLING SILVER -0 where a dispute is in progress with 1 Broken or any eondition i4 a YOUNG MEN'S CLUB a 'las a i- aa at 4' Italy walches chains rings bridges 7C 44' teeth 41 1 --sal Abyssinia also was reported to 4 Four New Members Added Monday First PAID IMMEDIATELY CASH Pe -i o0" is a have placed orders for airplanes in Luncheon Meetin Germany Czechoslovakia and Bring i i a 'k La a'' a a as 'a 0 a i WEBER'S a aaa a Switzerland Four new members of the board aaa---0- a 1 aa '4' The movement of Italian troops were elected last night at the 1 4 0 I 160' 441 and material from Messina to East meeting of the recently organized 113 GRAND 2-5394 Africa involving the current dis- Oklahoma City Young Men's Club a Patrician Ann and Robert Newberry 6 years old in the 1-B grade Donna and Robert Mitchell 7 years old in the 3-A grade children patch of 15000 Italian troops con- at the Huckins Hotel The four Oklahom City' Fed Wodb 4 children of Mr and Mrs Charles A Newberry 1520 NW 20th-st of Judge and Mrs Mitchell 3036 Classen-blvd tinued who complete the board are Har- "Zirsali elLZa7 veaseelsosatra "'AA 441 -Po-! ghty i Challenge Stitt Faces New 0---- a ra A ill Aot141' '11- i 7 Deal at the End of Second Year fl Success Continues to Elude President on Many cnoantetrofrice-fixing and production I Fronts in Spectacular War Against the De- Expansion of mass purchasing power was its basic purpose and it 4 pression Middle Incomes Shrink hasn't achieved that because domie 1 nant groups in industries wrot 4 IPO4-1 a their own codes and kept wages i I Franklin Roosevelt is nearing completion of his second down while pushing prices up 1 year in the White House a year in which the tempo of his New The Federal Housing Administra- 2 a a Deal has slowed down In a series of three articles of which non designed as a great stimulant a 4 this is the second Rodney Dutcher NEA and The News Wash- has flopped conspicuously Once i ington correspondent frankly discusses the triumphs and fail- ballyhooed as a forthcoming em- ures of Roosevelt's two years and what may lie ahead for the IsloYer of 5000000 persons it has President achieved virtualy nothing a Tarriff Act Aids Little By RODNEY DUTCHER The new tariff act enabling I treaties with foreign nations for it Oklahoma News Washington Correspondent larger exchange of goods has 41 't 'I ill (Copyright 1935 by NEA Service Inc) brought only treaties with Cuba and Ji WASHINGTON March who can remember Brazil although American exports I41 back to March 4 1933 will realize that a great deal has hap- to Cuba hanve maosre at1-an doub i pene ilnend a since that Mned Russ since I to US recognition counted on as a trade Like it or not President Roosevelt and the New Deal booster has been followed by dis- have produced as marked a reorientation of governmat pol bad feeling between 1 ley as had ever been achieved with-a 111O 4 tanereteemaoent governm doll of governments to buy this 6omplete 64- piece After pumping a billion ars out violent revolution Millions of I Americans feel the Government has leads to blind adherence to "dan- loans and another billion through 1 1 4 gerous demagogs" preferred stock sales into banks the moved too fast and too far Mil- Age- ion of others think it has moved Left wing opponents are espe- Administration is still unable to get fast enough nor far enough ls 'nor 1 I' daily caustic about the Adminis- the banks to lend money-or bust- aa tration's failure to bring about ness to borrow Bank loans con- ra :0 neither )-2 N-42 a 4 i 1 Either Roosevelt saved us from greater redistribution of wealth tinue to decline PWA put hundreds slipping farther into the New Dealers insist this is an in- of thousands to work but never did 1 I of depression or an economic up sinkhole evitable but also inevitably slow give heavy industries that great -'''''44111Wa aa turn coincided with his assumption fillip a a of power and his emergenc proem begun by attrition on meas- many fronts Whether dollar devaluation and aa-- 2-- 1 urea You can decide that for Needy Really Helped the gold policy have been a success assa-aa a- a a yo urself Income has been distributed to or a failure is a matter of ar gu- ''iIISNNMIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WIIta i 't But the next time the band plays 7 I vlAstIER ppy uTriT Days Are Here Again!" you the needy unemployed and millions ment E3 i 7 4 can remind yourself that the na- acoording to FERA officials are SUNDAY: Looking a 'P eHa now tion's economic position still is low- getting a decent diet for the aalth Roosevelt first tim i th liv Old age a er than it ever was in any previous eir es a a seen whether enough-or too many I depression and that it remains to be pensions will "redistribute" to many more-and unemloyrnent insurance 1 1 VIaa- a 7 I 1' -boards have been teased in to en-tr with asstwell arndds of living for the sal- 0 4 able us to crawl out of the mire fa -a a 1 aried middle class and the average 1 FOR ssa a wage earner have not improved I a 1 1 however Millions in these groupe I aa -s4 II ---'1'" Model SPEED QUEEN elec 5 0 are economically worse off as a i aa trio Washer with the latest fea 1 result of living cost increases-as- suming they have always had jobs ICKS lis a----- aie a tures combined in one big 64 i i '1 Meanwhile the latest income tax a- piece Laundry outfit for only 'k figures available show that in 1933 IVIKEDIC a a $4950-usually the price of the I xpaye with incomes of less than ROP a- a washer alone oi 7(e I tars COG $10000 saw their incomes decline See this famous "Speed Queen" ts il- I 1 5 per cent while the 8000 at the i IN 111 gt -led ul ---2- -A' washer It has balloon wringer a top increased theirs by 10 per cent tdor 11c-oksinvitaaptiodlu ckli i a rolls with safety release It has a aaa -a automobile gearing that runs in 1 A WEEK 4 umber of incomes over a million the top 2000 by 16 per cent and the permanently sealed bath of oil I a i dollars rose from 20 to 46 expand- Fizzles and mistakes of the New :3 -1-' 020 a merged aluminum aggitator It has an extra heavy electric motor and I At has a full size six-sheet a porcelain tub It has a sub- Deal's first two years judged by -a--''' 16111 the advance ballyhoo have been I al waterproof rubber cord Come In today and see this great washer bargain a' 1 9 a a i painfully numerous a' a NRA fell far short of he re-em- a-------------- Included at No Extra Cost a oym 1 ent goal and got all tangled '16h IJ a---s--- up in the fly-paper of indiscrimi- 4 at 't ge ohedMENIMIIMAIRMEM 114 lt -04 s7z 4m lc I $2 NonTip Ironing Board i 1 111011R48 a Nw-- i PLAN- 410ii 41 A full size white pine ironing board a I as tia aSsaa a a- that folds compactly into closet space 1 Or 00 0 when not in use 24 1101:41 4 I i 4 1 a i agi-PATAI- sa Via $900 Set of $200 Electric 1 1 i Anouuciti 1 ga '''IVir-141700014i-t12-4011trassisaa21 Iron With I I tsk411'4 RoDllec'ru-bTluebs Cord 1 a I a il lax 4 1 On March 2 We Will Move to 0' 4 Steel Stand 4V With 0aat)k rtj 444 six-pound Pe A one-year guar- Our New Location useful 4 a full i 'r The most usef a ee size otwru iron corn- 1 4)' A' i 'labor a i i'c 1 I ktt cZ111-1 item in this out a ''t1 i 225 West First a I illil'? place li Drains I hout 1 t' lifting Hea aapeeaisa4 We are taking this larger and Nit galvanized ma- aa Nati terial It' more down-town location in A ''7 -5---111c 4'1 i order that we may better '2 Wrtle4 I I a 1 I serve our loan and savings 0 I wank 44-e a customers 1 We want to make you more 00-- l-p 41 good loans at bank rates and itr- wawa k'''' 60 Packages of to pay you more interest be- a White cause of your increased say- King wr lirmAzi 'ashinwder Antre 44 i 47 0 ta4Estal ksa ings ao Po ei 1r Full year's supply of this fine -AGREEMENT ea sa4 lea eaa case 60 packages 93 vshle Included with every washer 1 MORRIS Oklahoma's Oldest Furniture Store 11 1 PLII I I ALL FOR ONLY $4950 AgleEN II Sy United Preen WASHINGTON March Insurgent Democrats disgruntled over patronage won a victory today when the leadership agreed to give House consideration to a resolution enabling every member to hire another clerk A vote on the resolution which will make 435 new jobs available for Democratic and Republican members will come Monday under the agreement The leadership's decision to permit a House vote came as an uprising of Democratic malcontents worried Administration forces Rep Lindsay Warren (D C) chairman of the accounts committee indicated his committee was reporting the resolution without recommendation and that he opposed it United Press March surgent Democrats disgruntled er patronage won a victory today hen the leadership agreed to give ouse consideration to a resolution iabling every member hire 'm- iler clerk A vote on the resolution which Ill make 435 new jobs available or rinocratic and Republican mem- as will come Monday under the reement sr: ing of Democratic malcontents leadership's i House vote came as an uP decision to per- srried Administration forces Rep Lindsay Warren (D C) 'airman of the accounts commit- indicated his committee was re- umendation and that he op- ised IL )rting the resolution without rec- 7 ON RESCUE MISSION DIE IN AVALANCHES ON RESCUE MISSION DIE IN AVALANCHES Soldiers Carrying Wounded Man Struck By Landslide rnitpd Pms GRENOBLE Prance March Seven soldiers were killed today when they were buried in an avalanche in the Ape near Lans-LeBourg department of Savoie A icaravan of the Blue Devils (Alpine thausseurs) was carrying a wounded man down the mountain from their encampment when the avalanche struck them burying eight Their comrades saved three A squadron of infantry from Modane went to the rescue and was overwhelmed by a second avalanche at the same place killing two more Prance larch I- ddiers Carrying Wounded Alan Struck By Landslide United Pms GRENBLE 7 wen soldiers were killed today len they were buried in an ava nche in the Alps near Lans-Le- atria department of Savoie A caravan of the Blue Devils Ipine chausseurs) was carrying a amded man down the mountain an their encampment when the alanche struck them burying the tht Their comrades saved three A squadron of Infantry from Mo- ne went to rescue and was erwhelmed by a second avalanche the same place killing two more SEN CORE BACKS INCOME LAW CHANCE Would Modify Publicity Through 'Pink Slips' EN CORE BACKS NCONIE LAW CHANCE 0111d Modify 'Pink Publicity Throug Slips' Business Needs Spurt Business activity lately has been running at about 70 per cent and needs an increase of about 50 per cent to get back to normal according to the more realistic New Deal economists In five previous long depressions business activity was never below 85 per cent These are figures from Government economists who say that to make a fair picture it's necessary to adjust their chart curves to population growth and business activity's normal expanding course It seems worth mentioning that while the national income increased from 48 billion dollars in 1932 to 53 billions in 1934 the Government has pushed out eight billions of emergency money in these two years No one can guess what would have happened if it hadn't Government Takes Reins In listing the chief basic alterations brought about in the first two years of Roosevelt it's every man to his taste New Dealers are inclined to stress these: 1 Government has asserted the right of control over industry agriculture and finance In each case It has asserted that lack of any centralized supervision over these vast fields has resulted in disaster 2 The beginnings of a redistribution of national income have been made by various devices These have been slow hesitant steps but it's still a cardinal New Deal principle that income must be spread over all dames both to keep Roosevelt's promise of "a more abundant life" and to provide a healthy market for products of both industry and agriculture 3 Government hm acknowledged I duty to see that ''nobody starves" Lately Roosevelt has promised that it will be a Government function to provide meager pay for all "employables" while providing "security" for others 4 Government has taken over the credit function of the banks It is financing 575000 farms and 400000 other homes and has lent billions more to banks railroads insurance companies and public construction projects Masses' Ropes Raised The masses of people have been led to expect vast social improvements and some such as those on relief have experienced new benefits which they can hardly be made to give up Millions of citizens have lost faith in the leaders of finance and industry and have shown their willingness to follow political leaders in preference No one knows where this will lead to At tla worst it Business Needs Spurt Business activity lately has been running at ebout 70 per cent and needs an increase about ate0 ler ir cent to get back ustim al ing to the more rea New Deal economists In five previous long depressions business activity was never below These 85 per cent are figures from Government economists who say that to make a fair picture it's necessary sary to adjust their chart curves to population growth and business activity'a normal ing course It seems worth mentioning that while the national income increased from 48 billion dollars in 1932 to 52 billiors in 1934 the Government haa pushed out eight billions of emergency money in these two 't years No one can guess what would have happened if it hadn't Government Takes Reins In listing the chief basic alter- ations brought about in the first two years of Roosevelt it's every man to his taste New Dealers are' Inclined to stress these: i 1 Government has asserted the right of control over industry agri- culture and finance In each case it has asserted that lack of any cen- tmlized supervision over these vast fields has resulted in disaster button of national income have 2 The beginnings of a redistri- been made by various devices steps but it's still a crdinal New Deal principle These have been slow hesitant that income must be spread over all classes both to keep Roosevelt's promase of "a more abundant life" and to provide a healthy market for products of both industry and agriculture 3 Government hm acknowledged a duty to see that "nobody starves" Lately Roosevelt has promised that it wil be a Government function to provide work-at meager pay for all "employables" while providing "security" for others 4 Government has taken ba over the credit function of tnks he It financing 575000 farms and 400000 other homes and has lent billions more to banks railroads insurance companies and public construction pmjects Masses' Hopes Raised The masses of people have been lair ta avvsawt ot II epeeist to Vie News WASIMIOTON March Gore announced today that he is writing a compromise amendment Which would modify the "pink slip" publicity provisions of the income tax law but not provide for outright noes' The Gore amendment would per-nit "authorized inspection" of returns where good reason for such Inspection is proven but would make "Unjustified publication" subject to the laws of libel He atm announced he has redrafted his bonus payment bill and will reintroduce it tomorrow The bill provides for paying the bonus with money collected on war debts Bonus seekers are not backing the bilL elal to The News WASHINGTON March 1-Sen Gore announced today that he is lung a compromise amendment blicity provisions of Lich would modify the "pink slip" law but not provide for outright the income aid "authorized inspection" of re- 715 where good reason for such he Gore amendment would per- publication" subject to laws of pettion is proven but would make njustified libel lie aim announced he has re- Ifted bis bonus payment bill and a reintroduce it tomorrow The 1 the bonus th provides for paying money collected on war debts mus seekers are not barking the CHINA AND JAPAN REACH AGREEMENT HINA AND JAPAN REACH Designed to Ease Tension In Far East i slrned to Ease Tenson In Far East I 1 11 I i 1 A 4 1L I 11 1 i a lo a A MORRIS g4k li Dial 2-52S1 22 5 First r4 Pre" SHANOHM March 1 China itnd Japan have agreed upon terms of a long-sought rapprochement designed to ease diplomatic and 4tconomic tension in the Orient authoritative sources said today Terms of the reported agreement It was said included provisions for a strict suppression of anti-Japanese propaganda in China and a Japanese loan to China to assist the nation througli its current financial erisla rneted Press SHANGHM March I China Japan have agreed upon tennis a long-sought rapprochement TOO 1 ILLEIR1197TgilRECb d- 1" 0-1 Alae AIM amass aF TOO 1 ILL URNITUREG Other Offices: Tulsa Told Barnesville Shama Ardmore Lii 1 1 pparmi a I 10 Grand dincelS95 olvoifinceis95 I 3 $1.