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The Chattanooga News from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 4

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i Want 'Ads 67121 Editor Page 4 TUE MATTANOOGA NEWS Friday July 28 1939 Phrases for Europe of Today A 'Hot Peace' and a 'Cold War ESTABLISHED 1888 THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS An independent Newspaper HE CHATTANOOGA NEWS INC 4 Chattanooga Tennessee GEORGE MILTON 1 President and aenernt Monader President and General Manager 4 Worl Relief Near Ciastv Dole Likely ALFRED MYNDERS Associate Editor HARRY CLARK JR Managing Editor AlcKINNEY 1 Director ot AdvertngR a NICHOLSON Director of Circulation ALICE MILTON 4 l'reasurrr GUY AYCOCK 111 cchattical Supertntentirl I Meniner of the Associated PrePIS A'hich exclusively entitled to use 1 or publication all news dispatches credited to or pot othrlWise credited to pap: and Olso Local IIPWR plibillitied herein ftlgtit of republication of special dipat-cm-s herein reserved t14 0( ki Of ht By BRUCE cArroN it has commanded newspaper headlines all over the country for upwards of a fortnight the fundamental problem in the Federal relief situation has so far escaped public attention It Is no exaggeration to say that it is the most serious problem that has arisen since PA was started THE SORT of thing that has liecn upon the open markets of free ecogoing On in Europe the past botmes All thiS is undoubtedly true It few months is anything other may be a temporary peace For peace means IVA change or It idy be a long-range one But the the absence of armies in the field and bombers in the air but choice with winch Europe is con honied is under any circumstances a quietude and restfulness of unlit! one of extraordinary distress On a certainty Of anticipation and peetation which is anything whet one hand were there to be a hot war" instead of the present II)an the condition in the hole con it is hard to expect that tinent of Europe today Writing in the curreni tlf could be any other quick re-the Allautic Molt! lily thansuch destruction of life Ilutton Associate Editor of 111 puoperty such disintegration of London Eron0004 and on of already dislocated public finance shrewdest newer generation econottlY that Europe would vers of what is going on Hi 1111' out of the struggle bled as worm awl vchy 111 omit yinte as Germany was after the phrases to descrihe I1I'o' IX Hit ari War Undoubtedly the stale of affairs today If "'Quid be a general retreat our prrwnt rondolon reason and a retersion to bar-or rold6 In 0110r There owl! he some sort peace only In the of despotism in cry country enmairi are not showing a tod and although at tile start who thought tin sat on at Frenchmen and vers ot wnat is going on In stitigo: inuu ic world and why 11y omit iii lc as Ger many was after tht phrases to descrihe move ix i IiiitY reari War Undoubtedb the stale of affairs today If I to would bu a geolral retreat our prcwnt condilaw 110 1 if iiiii licasnll and a reer-ion to ban or cold war Jo othcr A01 There oiiil be some sort peace only In the en Iluit of depotc-An in ery country en mairi are riot h014 hd ir I ted and although at tile start who thought thcv at On at Frenchme and liall al 11 1 '--7- 1 7''''4-1-" I IP 04044 I- IIMV49e-'4-- 40 Ici ''e ifil 1ti't'l '4'444v ')-: 1 '1 1 i I 4''' i momIESotwor)1 1 -r-qt-- -4 it i '''10 fill r-ify A 4r 1 ell frf il Ite11IPPNit 0' ejl 1 4 (1 'il '1 11 1 k' I --1 I' t- i :::17:::::: '1'-vO'rtzt A -i --1 4: 4Ip 10sIt 1 ''1 Y''' rit 4'-ft -I- $: 11' 1-0b': )y1 0 4 I -( re0A440 001 kt 0)it SO 1 i1 'it 144: r11- c4ifrftl-h l'' i t1 7itv j4' o41-1- -ra-'t: -i: 1: 'Z' '--trAtt6400--7 fe! 1- 010PWWWWwWWWw 4 r7io4 ---40-4- 151Ltlok 01 4Arire: fIA 111 e7 "(r-fti44 1:1 rI rit ''''-'5 ''') 4' r'''' t-- A 1 IV 1 ejte SOP ''11'''''' 1: 7' 4 i 1 ''t)f --1 immiTre t' -7 1 1 1 -1 -474r-4 1--w A-'7z 4 1: '1 '2- sz 3 '''''''Ii--'''' i'l 1 lfl'e iftl'' A11 ti '--31- se -41 4 -(: --v J1 A7- -04t! -3 1 1 17 Al til 4 '---iiii'lZ715Aro liriocik 7414i is 1 I 4 '''''f it I ''''IgW- 1 fii i'miaia'711E 4 tr41 1 r- -id -1 --ritg--'i c- 4'? :211 416 i -frt 01 0 i 3 4)41 var- tt 1 1 Ifi-44'r '-4 1:: 1 e' 1' 1: -i i0re''iuaPfz'' 1t 4 afit' solokiAlTh -4' 1de4)1'4 V41 f-- tP-51 o''''- '2e 7 Z1 Ir-) 1444 '4ii'S '1 11rwintpv1000' 1 '241--74-'' 'f''''iAI'" '661 461- 1 4 74' i 101' -7 rii-' i'' 4 el: i'S' e' '4440001111 1 "477' 7 4' a'1" 1 ''9''r ''Erio--t Nilk 1 "1 41 4 A I ei-t' iipiiAt 'Or '--i P4t '1'IS i r'S'1 '1 ''s 71 4" 1 A '1 4''' IG''1' ''''0''' i A ck-- 1-'- -4-'" 1414 '-A f-4'4pigctr i' i 4 115t-'401 i15 fr 'r'l 'r''''0 i''c''''VE''-f i'A '44 -f A OVASY 9 ''-l'' Ar-'1474Ittl: 4' 1- ii A 41i i -l'i( 77 'i'i 5 i 4 4 ik: -Iv 4: 4 "L' 1'-ft 4'''4- r- 1' '144 ST v- -t yJA4 4'kN'Y''tY-3-' f---0 'I 'ar irr --t 4 al00' 4 l' rr -V L' a -4 1e'''' 4: '''') 0121-w 9 7i 4 -34 I '4 iet--- r1 c20 41 -1 i vc146 401:4 1 ca 11ei' 7' A 3 -1-7- 4' 4- a' 44 '(t 4 qt 414 640 V'' 1 -NN f'--'-li 41't--'1 4zZZo i 1' ''4' '''t 1t' 1- (- te I(S 4'1' ti 4 41 4Ak 4: 4 id- -4t itz I 7I 6: 1-- i -) '1 44 '4" '7 kl'e' '4''' 74 -An ij'' a1140 4 4zz- L14t1t :::1 1 4'1 4r1 1 Ct'1 146444kit44440 4 1 i 4-! I 4 1 ili '4 44 1 '1470'Y '(74 tiA441: c' t)4- iii 7' t1 1 ki 'tit ''A I- IAtriz1 e4 1 i '6t I 01 bfle 7'1 pilitilltil 11)14 i 5 4Jr11-: t' SA ''''S'ii' 6 ''14: a i i A i--i 1-tintrf 4 T-' irr2krr-1 el 4044- 41)AdZ41 1 :1 01 ei 4- SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 yr 6 Mos 3 Mos 1 Mo 1 Wit pY Carrier $760 63 I() Si itS 66e lac eitch Final 1040 ri 10 2 66 85c 20c By Mail 4 00 2 00 I 26 6oc i 1n Tennesbee Alabama an0 (ieorgia 01ILSICIP theaa Statea the tauter delivery rates apply THE BRANHAM COMPANY National Ftepreaentativeh New Vial( Chicago Detroit Atlanta St Louts Dallas EnteredTi secondelitti nIt ter 2 jaiii4 at iie postoi lee ri I I Cnat I uly 11100ga enn under act (It March 3 Iffit raining poison ga awl 2i npus and hurled 'tic thunder-NEWS BUILI1IN(' 117 Said Tenth 1)1()7iVP bombs on Ith 1::: I os would be old men sell tyled Telephone 67121 early eery of her It 1 'i11W11 VV Milli it 14 inolithi All lapartmeniti it-- I pcdce hut a condition of aim' olig tight IWItt'd init P1 folk g7-r7t strangely akin to iinfy-l of a bandit 1 lie ould pu-11 to-- The phrases are Waal ii 1i ()I Ile" OW Of I ll'a-'101' a sort of condi I ion id' 111 01! ''its dill! take 0 e1 0 itt ol them 01 ral IFO Te NE tt-- r--: between arul Ii ir j1 I14es '1'he proiviiPt an(' en)titional mF- the Itt ot "1 ir it'L1 (langer the sitadmv "1111 that are ever presitit ii 1 var Ilia tin th(y (olier 111tal I And then on i i 1114 I- the wit have that tinifiett itatlotiat of the tow to'lI'tult "I 'ft" Itiat ceasing to differ a- citti pi I-4111 condition of itht1-gd not" he sough) that coott 0:1 What Nlit Holton potty wiL vor hotn Hum coast 10 41114 1WConling 1111111-itigly ()h Ii iIii I ho entis they are sevkitttt thf the NA'Orl(I nit tto tttit-te If ao gin to enti)t-a(( ittoto ilti Hi ttt-ts as it has wen 111 nleans that are avallaft ti i tHtlt viII HIP generally agreed tktrol 1)11g tht? littler (41)1t1111N is destructive and II" ''-(tteti to nhilsing things tor out vhtle it is in procts th Jte war insttati of I-or the ctlaie "I certainties and It 411- people the NVOI Will Exct11ent Ilan for 11()1 i it Fid SAic for Hip I 11j1141 Sirv tin 1'1111111111w I-lawk II IN an exurlJoni alipinnIinont Sayic a atiorl lilIi 111(1 iiiltiI Aarpr Ilis totindiqz Alf )iia A 1 loy training for many of l'idlegt In iiii King I4 Siam rIniniry athi-A the and pailirti Jarly to forrign Air I 41i iii Slain 0 () diiillig ilniP 110 11(t lifP itI ig(P IC04'111111(111 unique kingolom )1 1'11 41011 1(11 AI4410 AVII ttf-'111 4111: tiNfoo''iist''r 5 vy ff 1 NV '3 szt i 7 I l' N14: 4 (A 'fi21- 4'4 Ipeie't kvit If 4 4 -71 rp 1 3 -3 i' '4 NAi'1 A -M ePA) I' A 4'' ri r4 't' l'4'" 1 33wit J' lIi 1 doe 1t 1 '''Vr' 'I 1 4r p'(0': 4'451 i i' S' 1 107 Alkoaktiimolowomiatamomaikiiii Briefly the whole xvorkatellef program is headed Ubtard collapse Th9 collapse is not al it is on the horizon And if the trend which Was begun by the new WPA appropriation bill continues the country is heading back to wa id the old system of the dole This at any rate is the Opinion of men who are directing the WPA pro-grain FER1011HS TO BE PERMANENT First of all the npayless furlough" ordered for the 650000 WPA chentl W110 have been on the rolls IS months or longer is going to mean permanent removal from work relief projects for most of those people When their thirty-day furlough ends he must get Ate-certified for WPA hy Jocal relief agencies and await their turn In my opinion" says Deputy Ai ministratoe Howard few of these people will get back on WPA In iTIOSt places the pressure On us IS so groat that we'll have to fill their jobs immediately After all we've got a million people certified arid await ing places on wpA" The 650000 eighteen-monthN people furthermore have filled most of the "St raw hoss" positions on WPA projects Because Of their long experience they have providisd wpA its foremen timekeepers checkers and so on Their departure Yin cripple WPA projects everywhere What little claim WPA may have had to tliiriency in operation will largdy When they go: in some towns WPA projects are simply going to he suspended Next cmnes the reaun-al of wagt differentials This will mean drastic pay cuts for WPA workers all across the North and Middle West: in the South it Will itleati Sharp pay Sill a week or more in some will hike the WPAlvage well above the prevailing wage level for private employment AA a byproduct this 1011 Mean hat Southern cities will have to pay incite Of their own looney for WPA projects For there is still another difficulty ahead On January I SI of local money must he put up to match each Sti put up WPA -Srnce the proportion of sponesrsl Contributions has horn riging steadily of late this will not change the picture much in most parts of the country Ilut It may moan utter breakdown of work relief in the great industrial here 1)10 Millley to MCP! thiR added cost is not a va liable Cities like Chicago Cleveland Nov York heti att Los Antyyles San Francisco of vork relief in the industri11 muncYt" "we! t11i51 ililltil: (111 l01 1 1101 1411111)11P l'll IPA 'It 1( IV 1 nik 1)e- I St 1 I 1 il I 1 ermanent ijects for heir thir- must get al relief puty 'few of )n WPA on us is fill their re've got id await people of the PA Rajperience Its fore- lit so on WPA claim len(y IT IdICTI projects Med )1 wag drastic I across in the some m-age ge level 4 a byoutherti of their ifficulty mono s1 put lion of 'en rig-ill not St parts akdowni dust rill 'et this Cities tr14 4o air ti ti 4014-4Homismomasaommaffatyi I -at ovitmsmitommammffmnixbiker kiction which enable it to be 1 I14HHA nights and holous much heifer than eithet "hot I To still' then' or "cold Vk ii al call I) kkg1 111 to such a clisittroll- chotl (hillg Mr Hutton 1)olitirs out 1111t -11g14vsted abwe Viten "1 ii interisling fiishio' intik 11111 the time ititHt romp Nk 11111 But It Isn't Quite As Simple As That! interpretiN The Population of the South What Peoples Constitute It? ft- 1 4 I 1 1 How Alany Immigrants Can Be Absorbed and Prom Which Countries Should They Come? An Expert A nalysis of the Elements Which Make Up the South's Population 114111W IN 11(1(1)111- '011(w Hi A 11011' 11111(pill 411I)( I 11014 iti the itt At Ihtit tilt ttit-Iuk Ince I it '20111t1 ttle 11141 colltitirrt irti It 1x litt4 1ttttlitt01 I ItIttt4 I I tutt- mitt it Ltt IIuI Itttit ttt wilt It II 111114 rimittly retml(tt college vt)cli In 113 Avitit the retort) to 1)ower of the 1)ettittrudtit pitrt" he vit- cAlleti to 1111 ill) sittiiktr tt II( I I 11A firld ri I hi Vk IIpIH 11 eLtry I tr111 oi lilt A i Any thi II- ii Vt'ot tplk II titn( 1klt Ile litid Si i 1 1 i i (From 11i Yort Crirolina I -ix-011 or14111 vAiwialk from 1relaii(111)rotight from New York to 1hp 1tc (7001 11 Scottitod Ind P1-111re 11111101m district to in forrtacci4 Tin chi and if acted inducements Nikere offiiiiefl to 1 and niiiiv ItIj in Alexicani-i 111(1 no encourage totitttnent Southern climate forjj sujjj tio1 Irk in-still) such as II a ler! ill1(1 co eat iro dm and iiratici dull ilorh Mussolini Nall deride the gantille Ainuatiitatorships its Ittintinta and "11' Poland are making to offset the' II" of a at' ittrparali(nts of the AxIs Pow I 111114 11(1 )t things that (iin be abated only llY flg and thantegratmg effetts wpm the ryllItallitg to a more sensible eroila mantes I litterly JO 1110St roun I OIiO le- In iisne tt-iitt Britain and ill (()Il 11'lloll'e to Loire already about ceased 1111- tic free eionoilites atI are erg wilt' linotaeke-! The IlltOnt'y jog jaj jjjj LJOII jjyrji sjajj have to mile from abroad Ity the raintaltsuns they fount' it salltv tiJ f'sf'111111 thi" necessary to focus a major part of ttll'Y '41'41114 lilt' uuiie that I heir nal tonit effort upon prej)ara 01 11" I h' indK 11n1 for defejjt ill tOI 1)1y v(Ire 11 11)IIPIIiik 101' HIP to Introduce planning faller It'll11" for 8 lhal iliov hlie both iLjoofo10 jun you you j3jjijose i-imple product ton for at yjjjs jjj -ittil markets for goods and uIrI(I lid to Ihe ii u(u tlIu oh ''''11' their industrial pm this Imio 111 It 111 lion of help I ii ill! 1(1 Ihe I "I TIP' Isked as mr 11! w1(1 s) 11 hum" '1'" 0 Molter all Iesioure 0- roo 111 ma initially so nottk mil Itiavtectl a itirrili! ingly Loth of on I uu I Ii 'y that ei! tries titn the Pa io tio tort titre I Ito Atlantic I They Itit (lnicerned itoi! es sttiitcyit iit arid 1110 Ihrin to ent rat ion (iiitt or Illighttly tiormalizat kw uf tiuut 11 Intent' to hint le erpit iti1 doted I it he tio(s fnoa hat tihl 11111 111 Liffilft fitinng 111(PII and ntore pre-am' 10 ot hilt peace! Nk 41 io! cartel and! taime 00 I ii)verfurietlial arrange t)r can it out at lite natural ('fil ma tests anti Is dependoncel of thitn2-7 heinians replaced Negroes in Mississippi iind toy 19no the Negro 1(itig rapidly io other races in truck liirtorie and do pi g-i toy l900 the Negro loing rapid1v It) ()tiler riCeS ill pli111111i1l11 t1111 1111111 ill in 11ctorIe anfi do 1 HITi 111h) I 11 S()1111111111 )1iS 11(l ti i 117d1 tur health it cimiliiiive rwhilth'il hy a broad A rielv a ms to Hinoines and longevity l'oht- 11111'111A 1 II( I Fi r11111I111 If I1 Ili): iV1(1 IlvligliltH li rm II tu 11 I lir di 1 Vii' Verl ill tili M11101111 nid 'In0aLIrr1 ere ()lien ineain servcre And NOgrn reliKing Ire to I ai It in a (1111111-al Immo- IA III 1'4 Anil l111i101011)1111 Vs tit De e1)e- ottlomont 134 to act ppt 1 Milli 11110ILITP111 int 1 1 Iwo Ind turcil a II 1 i I I H41 11-111 i'- it iTItitid I tut orl 1-: th '111I1: ii fa i hp 1--: 1( 'll' 11 aid IP ()ner from -I lie Norili C1111 ji gi it11101 -1100(10111 f()11((1 111111 It '1 OW (1V (1)S1' 11()()4TS 1 I n4 1(iI (yr Too tro -wi Thk Ithi- 1 II (en thr rural NI' 'I'illE 1 1 i- 4 I)1 i() iiit! i h' 1 I i "I'' reoq i 11111)witiv: 'rith loovT1011 litidov 1l'A This provision Inkinv their IVItA espe pA Ole 0111 01 01110 061' 1 1011111'2'1010011 100 '71'00' 011 010 and other 1111 1 I 1)v over III 1110 1 e('m tioi li nh 111111)12Ta1t: 01'1411 01' 211111)f) oreign-bot ii I thi 111 1' 11 7100on 1)er lip total forownhorit hifieult to '44111 (0' for '-1)horit in ii toled ti tio 1111 0t) Prlo0 iti i serd Sollthoo4teril the Georgla Alalm111 ii Ill' oppeeo(1 un1 flood slows' II I 111 hout iyi Carolina i Ii rpt 'clod 11Th vigor(usly out t)t" a total of parentatzo ood for 1( thTe 111: fly 1It()It eignhorit Iliti0 1 1 foreIgn-horti In tit ItitfI0 1900 011001 1 11111drictvel 1m19A K019111)1! gr11 ion thAt it created 11110 11()4111e ttt 1110' 11111000111(1111 gi diThell(1Pnt 1)01)11- 11 P110: IOO0n 1911- -Hort condition 191 11)nno 101111) 19o 11() 101MOtt 1 his Math thVIII 14111P and 9ono Po2: Pf II igt I "I' "r(krlY period in ik! 4 ti 6 4 rush hit ihosr Own The rvliel load normally is- higtwo and itKr hit re(ILIttliM flU 1011:4 given them a local-relief-cost increase hev(oul that normal increase Some of those cities Air tvon't (Well he aide to handle the ii tiroct relief say nothing of I risp in WPA costs On top of all of thR PVg adminisrat rye tiff is heing to 210110 okes rtiughly VIII mean greailv Imveret I efficiency ranging all the way from actual project olmration to keeping chiselers off thp All in all WI'A is heading for an impossoop situation It is a cinch that the WI'A problem will Itc redThot sue for the Congress WIlich recon 11PNA January 11(1'1 and Ils has ItreA SP some jgoies tithing aency I projt 'rS off 'or an that lot isrecon- it tr 1 (I- (I II (0 11( I tlf lit' iii hui -41111 111 Ht I 1111t111'! 111F it 11 Oh I- 1(1011 II( li A1111'1( hv HI 't HI old 111111 I I I I I I I I I I IIIII ((j (Io II II 1111( 11011 IIII IIHII '2 I II III III If I it: 1111I1111i -1 tr01 iii 111 1111111)111tH II ho 111111 I It 111411 011111)11 III III 1111 1 0 And Inci fjIIiiII 11 1111(1 orp 11)(111C111111 (II ()F(-t 1 It i)111 1 II I Ftt'l) 1111101111 11011g VIII1 1111111 Itt h11 1 1111 11' HI 010 I 1 I I IIII1 II II! 1011 (14 111(1 II land ()rue sepal -t414 along other e2eni I or the (mernincli! ng to Iry a IIP 1 to Nvork for 1 1 pre 1 nite1 I really not mt hOdyS foe he jttst iit Ino(1 imd 1)t happy a iiI tIO I In Ht propmoloti of the Alohor I present then Ire minty tv iirgtlinont for the 111) intagine likt that th ihrpojildge ot 1 poloiciim And l'rtsidentsl I 114tv 'h111111()Igi two ytNirs ago i I Jo hody's foe lie pist IIIN4 "I I I I "I'd 11" ind be happy and rio In iliti pi iipitolon of thri A 1'' t1'4 I pi eselll hen' the' a IllittlY ity's 0 'den ii il gu ent for the timigillo th'Y Ilk' that trial hiihnn the ihroe-joilge coin' ol 01 a 1)4)111 Riau And Presidents here 11 ch11111 10 Li'l l'" I) ea h4'" It arsdiniliart (1 1 11 m0' vonand mid 1 1 f) 1 (pitil sts 1 11I H11 iiihnr- i ti It If et it si'es tit hi ki- i'inn" Te 54 hell ler origlita al hild I In 10 it 11 all ninferi(lr" 1 11 11 0 (t of 1sv2 bad European oulrie 7lloa crr thit (1 it tiin vi-aern mills to mans or l'11tins nt-noni in cid licnties' In the l4olit 11 and aa iitiirn firms In l'-iti'l Milt N('sd in ntinthiir wi're a lite Vest or rettirtiiii to the an aii NN to' Congress a r- utho flinty Engh(1 ow II1h vt4 stme Iiii i' licon Ilecte(t I() offirv on exact- i Ill ig I ellilfsrleV int (so ificil the 'zi ng pet ir! ii make con ra tcts in a ti ft Itii I 1 a it Mr l'''v ot kl'il and night iiir i of the South lirim Negro Iiirehzii ten' to import laborers CZN110-SIMilkIZ I and Norway 1111113W I'llEY SVITI1111) Czetho-Slinakizi and Norway l'IlEY SMITH!) Louisiana Flortdi 1(en: kv Forward Day By Day iv ihii 4)1t of qualification ititi) i 'iii1 i-4iiie4 and hind Thera i wont Tinzet her 11 John Lorii 11111111g for instance te work In until their pas'aage 011riati the veil El'0111GENIIENT "as p1 their wagps All lin people Mr multi! Civil Vat a fl'isaltPi Nla orkerg to take the iv Him ort of qualification Nur kw) the hie1 4'nes and hind tlieril Mo ling for instance 1 ii Fogel her lin Lor It II 1od i wo to work II I it- until their paisiiirte shallett I i IVa t(l a tl tit and irgifl )PeVI 1110P comers than the states Germans Iwo Ky Florida and Louisiana: Italians into Louis tlitlirg alti-Inl I It itnite '1(2ontliPisris- than the states (iermins Imo ed bit 1ro Ky Frl (Preparedb by the Forward Commission of the Protestant Episcopal Church) opal 1)11111es -11plt 111K 111 grievancei And ir 111 dale (If cnmplop near the High ran well he expected to need pi ti and wisdom ilt11 110 is sleep I I iIii)uI(I he an interesting and one which we feel riuie Frank Sayre will perform dp bly and with sympathetic undertanding of he needs of I he Ft Ilt irto and a sound devot ion to the uhlte policies of the United States grip a dale dra ran denue asleep rstire tandi ono uhlle 11K 01 nifluttlice were against Gar11r dn If all who do not like Leiis now flock 4o the Garner Wittier as may in a measure he expected then Mir Garner becomes a lea! contender But it will he hard to him to live up to the reputation which Mr Lewis gives him of being man of action' a man can menace Labor and all that sort ol thIng groping tor me rvrog result (1)1111)101e CtOry fUl need tor new blood TINV the Anthority SIr Fly has and new capital State go-to be proud of the legal work he railroads real estate agents did for TVA All societies boards of trade ndristrial associations launched Here recently he has been on loan progTams to tittract 11111111- from the Authority to the Public of the movelmmt Power Project at Bonneville in iromediately following the' tte IsSO those efforts began to Oregon selection for member ship oil the Communications Coin- --tters Southward In 1900 every sotiHoin State had a bureau of immiMission is hut- another attest to the I stiwi These agencies distributed high favor which has come to hint iiirrdro in the North and in Europe die economic advantages of to prospective settlers Hort- out maps and charts of its Hil'qral mineral and industrial os Louisiana South Carolina nnd ceorgia urged immigration of resu ot lt a cont(tic tor fur 1 I i '''1 I'm' new the Ain)ority sir Fte ly has reaon and new capital State go- to he proud of the legal work he ia'-- railroads real estate agents did for TVA irati societies boards of trade Here recently he has been on loan all 11Ktrial associatiofl launched from the A ut hotat to I he Public nil' ozliettntilti(twolint nnie Power Project at Bonneville in Dre ii lb' last) those efforts began to gun Dia selection for member A I tro 'Ni'li s011 linmediately following the' 'Ws Sollibwar" i-M everY hip on the Conununicat ions Com- i-iitelioin state had a bureau of imilli- mission is hut- anot her attest to he a itiail These agencies distributed fa or which has come to him in the North and in Europe the economic advantagoa of ph' to prospective settlers Floc- id it out traps and charts of its AL7611I'1ral mineral and industrial Louisiana Smith Carolina :1 ccargia urged immigration of because of his record UtUaLUSU ietOrn because of his record aecause of his record he lAnsis Attack on lie iv AMES LAWRENCE FLY for a Gd Oo Will Forum rum ntnnher of years chief counsel Law rrement of Tennessee ennessee Valley Authority has been uninitiated by the Presi- A SUBJECT which is given all dont as a member of the Federal 11 too little attention is it Conummications Commission tak- touching on tho citizen's part in law log l'he place made vacant by the enforcement It will he discu-4sed in all its phases on the WAN) Gooil rosignation of Frank AlcNinch be GOOd Will Forum on Law nforrement 00( NN ill Forum On Law A SUBJECT Avhich is Wien all r-1 00 little intent ion is 1)11t on the (itizen's part in law inforcement It uill he discussed in 11 its phases on the WAN) God Jr Garner 1011 called John NIne rarne a -pokerplaing Insky tII I fl i olit man- rday and only a Gallup Poll ijuki delcrunnt hothpr it holpcd tio hindvred Garner in his presidvn 0111 Jr 4 rday ou tur 11111 an anti ptesented Here too till' i'i'l't elPsrl'cllott4P: II l''r- krierkr9 i rNilvoke' w(liPt into tigi a fill aciyi-a and to the phire urrattiti by the growth of in ans dn a and Florida: Canadian Into Fiori- The wort wit had given sn im (la: Canadians into Florida: Irish into petu io development of the' lennicky and Louisiana: Russians into Arneriian I ibiii mmtement and i Virginia and Georgia: Pols into Vir- A re- Tennessee: English into Virginia Elor- ida Alabama Louisianaand Norweg- order to illaia- it4 gains permanent the einia Georgia Florida Kentucky and American 1-ipration drew up ions int Louisiana of 1919 an important item on its Pro- 0 en uc an Northern fanners settled in Louisi- gram WAS the restriction and reguls- thin of illmim Iipu In the Summer ana Several settlements of Scotch Ca-ugh nadians and Germans were formed in XEcno LABOR South Carolina -A large number of T11P illoVeMent Of immigrants Into Scandinavian families settled 00 a the South enhanced the Neizro problem single tract In Smith Carolina tn Slexieans WiWP more easily obtainable Greenville foreign labor was imported in Misaissippi and were cheaper for the mill villages Several factories Hungarians Slays and Italians were received at one ton as many as twenty- five famillea each from Germany and Poland In the year 1904 South Caro- but such things as railroads are lin- line reported the settlement of 904 forouching OCICIS and Ends possibilities and rank infidelity If Cod el farm families North Carolina desired farmers and had designed that Ills intelligent erea- In the early vears of the twentieth I lutes should travel at the frightful century many English and Seotch tam- per hour by 'Ilea were arriving each month A coin foretold it nv of Italians settled ha Wilmington Italian and German Colonies moved prophets It is a Into Nlississippi and Alabama By 1904 Immortal' souls four Alabama counties had been manized and It was estimated that there were about 100000 'Italian farm laborers In the Southern States of the was making the Mississippi Valley her elaborate THE EW PROBLESI South Is bgn The her old servant einin Its immigration history ig to look Into the light of after 6 o'clock the political and religious refugee at the drawing problem For the South will be a big guests names influence In determining our future imatligration leg! sI a len And the South must decide whether or not it she replied "I've rani welcome and absorb immigrants that to some of fleeing before persecution in their Friday July 28 Read St Luke But Abraham said Son remember that thou in thy lifetime receivedst thy good things and likewise Lazarus evil things: but now he is comforted and tbou art tor melded And beside all this between vs and you there is a great gulf fixed: so that they winch would pass from hence to you cannot: neither can they pass to Vs that would come front thence: Scientists have dismissed the "flames of hell" saying that flames bring quirk unconsciousness Tender-minded souls have shrunk at the thought of torment The point Is that we are acutely conscious after death Anyone of us who has a conscience and a memory knows how the two senses can torture us here and now as in the quiet we think back upon what Ire may have done We would gladly take any physical in exchange for a haunting memory Abraham a "Son remember" That is what the rich man (tradition calls him is doing He sees his past now in its true light He sees how he lost chance after chance to save not only Lazarus hut hundreds of others frommisery and nein Tie sees how by callous self-indulgence he shriveled his own charneter almost tc the vanishing point He sees how he cut himself off from the noble and the good A great gulf yawns betwgrn him and the blest Loneliness remorse realization We need no sharnee ton ment than that Rut still Dives if "Son" Is there hone in that word? son 'time like- now tor be-mat mot: that ames luirk souls us nory tor Inlet may any itIon sees sees to is of sees he te Ihe the 'triM ton It Will Forum hour Simildy eening from 9:15 to 10:15 Principal speakers ilinotinced hy Mr Ernest Forstner director are Capt Homer Edmondson of the city Police department Claude Brown Chief Deputy Sheriff of Hamilton County Judge lkill7 ler and Attorney General Peabody Howard Thus the citizens part in law enforcement will be 'discussed from all angles Many citizens have give! their time and effort to these wor while programs and we hope that the tvngth wok cause of ill health 11 MI IPA i Air Garner had no st Will F5irtmi hour Sun( 11v '1 II- A speed of fifteen mile 11abo anywa 1liii is of strength Ditrin 3: via't ty his ears in the 'alley from 9:15 to 10:15 steam Ile would ha an upset in that beau tiridotibtlitilv is Wity Democrats Mr Fl i liti Principal as the thick of the pa speakers imnounced by "No It ckme out entirely according His pr holy i Tor throug xvito vitt) I' 11 Li look cation broncht against the Authority Mr Ernest Forstner director are to haw" device of Satan to lead to Hell" tabout tlicin for sooleone who ill by the prkate power companies Capt Homer Edmondson of the city Ft TI RE TOURIST lknot he so confoundedly active Few First he had bis hands full with the Police department Claude 'Fete' (to infant son sucking his SP EAKIX6 MI mor I 'e "inactive men en have ever sat Ash case before Judge Grubb BroWn Chivf Deputy Sheriff of litinitii: "Ilev bov don't bite that Mrs Smith-Brown Ain the Vice-Presidency than Cactus in Birmingham No sooner had this Hamilton County Judge Mil7 mum') off You tnay need It when you final arrangements fol iJack been fought through the courts to ler and Attorney General Peabody get Old enough to travel" reception citizens art in i The Lewis attack may give some the eventual Howard Thus the VA triumph in the "Bridget" she said to NoT A NtOPER QUESTION "for the first 30 minute gpeople the idea that Mr Garner is Supreme Court of the United States law enforcement will be discusseu in IS'S th Lancaster (Ohio) school I want you tostand a "menace to Labor" and hence than he was likewise put hard to from all angles board refusee room door and call UT the use of the school 'may attract Garner a number of It in the once famous "conspiracy Many citizens have give! i their house for a propod dehate as to as they arrive" se Ft people who leirould dearly love to suit" brought by nineteen power time and effort to these wor w'hile whether oads were praet Leal or not: 42 ther rad dget face lit up menace Labor But this gives companies agast the Authority for programs and' we hope that' the Themllitites ofi thnelesctohouose th chool been in I board read ma'am' 11' to do tl ----100 II I 4 t1fKM)1 A i i rn i 1 cnir: 1 ou 1 Von iflarLV: i-pr inn velt 1 friondq for voart Vill Forum hour Sinithiv (holing Ff1111411 OCCASION speed of fifteen miles loin 915 to 10:15 viu't there an upset in that beau steam Ile would have ty tantast?" Princi sp rs pal eake ilitiounced by It came out entirely according through His holy 1r Ernest Forstner director are l') "IC device of Satan to lead Homer Edmondson of the citv to Hell" 'I OURIST 'olice depart Mein Claude Furl Father (to infant son sucking his SPEAKING HER '311INII IrOwn Chief Dentity Sheriff of litinitit: "ilea' boy don't bite that Mrs Smith-Brown County Judge SW- Ilium!) Yo off it Min fled it when )ou ina I an angernen or ts and rney General Peabody get old enough to travel" reception lowar Thu the citizens part in "Bridget" she said to NO 1 NtOPER QUESTION "for the first 30 minutes tw' enforcement Ivill be diseusSed 'om all angles In ISlait the Lancaster (Ohio) school I want you tostand board refused the use of the school room door and call the Many citizens have give! their ho for a proposed dehate as to as they arrive" me and effort to these wor Ruhile whether i raroads were practical or not Bridget's face lit up use rograMs and' we I hope that the The minutes of the school board read: "Very well ma'am" a i "You are welcome to use the school been wantin' to (to 611113r Cnirit iall rwrInp io-0 nr fdq or oart" iv-4 nl ins velti rion 11a bor Pridouli 4 sa omit 1 lamt Chore 6n the iJaek I.

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