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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Z1uty Detnat1t ]
Angcky napsal Wikie Collins.

w. VI ~
Pred tim jiz nejednou po-
kousel Sc p1semne usmlritl Sc
S moi velitelkou; ale tentokra
tie poprve prisel do domu sam.
Chtel jsem mu Tfci, re milostl-
va PAM ma prave spolecnost,
avsak jeho demonicky pohled
pGsobil ma mne tax, re AMI
promluviti jsem nemohl. Sci
jsem tedy nahoru, abych Jeho
zadost pTednesl.
Ostatn1 sluzebnictvo pozoro-
valo jej z dali S patrnou 1zko-
stlivosti, jake by byl zivym pc
kelnym strojem, jenz naplnen
strelnym prachem a kulemi,
kazd6 chvfle niue vybuchnou-
tt. -.
Mole velitelka pTijala moi
zpravu velice nevlfdn6.
"Reknete plukovnfkovi Hor-
nimovi," pravila, kdyz jsem j
vyTfdil vzkaz jej1ho brartra,
"ze slecna Verinderova prave
jest zamestnana a ia sama re
81 jej nepreji videti."
S touto prikrou odpovedi ne
chtelo Sc mi jfti zpet k plukov-
n1kovi a proto SNAIL jsem Sc
vymoci pon6kud mfrnejs1 zne-
nj tohoto vzkazu. Ale pocho-
Isl icou SnatnG
"Jest YAM znamo, mily Ga
brieli," pravila mole velitelka,
"ze vzdycky Sc vas ptam, kdy-
koli vasi rady potrebuji. Ten
tokrate jsem Sc vas vsak ne
ptala!"
Sci jsem tedy dold S odpo-
vedf, kterou pTednesl jsem plu
kovnfkovi V nasledujfc1m,
znacne opraven6m vydan1:
"Pane plukovn1ku, milostiva
PAM a slecna Louisa litujf vel
mi, re prave nynf uvitati vas
nemohou a prosf, abyste pro-
minul."
PIukovnik medal mi ami do
mluviti.
"Nu dobra," vpadl mi do re
ci zcela klidn6 a ma oko lho-
stejne. Pc male chvfli dodal:
"D6kuji yam, mily Gabrie-
Ii. Ma den narozenin sve ne
tere nezapomenu."
Pc tech slovech sc obratil a
odeSel.
Cely rok jsme O mem nesly-
sell, az kdyz nastal opet den
sIecninych narozenin, prisla
zprava, re plukovnfk jest tez-
&c nemocen. Ia pGl roku, to
jest sest m6s1cG pred dobou,
co pfSu tyto radky, dostala mi
lostiva panf dive dGlezite ro-
Dime zpravy. Prvn1 oznamo-
vala, re plukovnik zemTel Cd
pustiv ma smrtelnem lozi sv6
sestre, ktera k nemu hlasiti Sc
necht6la a We druhe Sc oznamo
valo, re zemrel 1pln6 usm1fen
S Bohem a lidmi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07

couzskeho obuvnickeho a ko-
zaTskeho prdmyslu. Krone to-
varny v Hellocourtu ma Bata
We Francii cetne prodejny a
move stale pribyvajf. 1919 o.
buvi, kterou Bafa We Francii
prodava, vyrabi sam We sve to-
varne v Hellcourtu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Bafa We Francii.

Francouzsky ministr obcho-
du Bonnet prijal d%eputaci Ia
stupc6 francouzskeho kozar-
skeho, obuvnickeho a kaucu-
koveho pr6myslu, kterf pro-
testovali proti rozsfreni Bato-
vych vyrobnfch metoh We
Francii a zadali ochranu fran
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07

be prOdany a celehO VyteZku
melo Sc uz1ti ma povznesen1 an
glickeho skolstvf. Nuze, ha-
dejte, mily Gabrieli,ceho chtel
plukovnfk t1mto o%patrenfm do
sfci?"
"Pfiznavam Sc, nechapu to-
no." odpovedel jsem.
"Vec jest zcela jednoducha,"
pokracoval pan Franklin. "Plu
kovnfkovi nepostacovalo Tfci
svym Professionalism:
"Usmrtte mne a proto pre-
ce demantu Sc mennonite, ne
bot jest ukryt ma mfste YAM
nepffstupnem," nybrz fekl
jim:
"Usmrtfte-li mne, prestane
mesicovy kamen existovati "
dosavadnl sve podobe = pre-
stane byti, elm dosud byl =
mesfcovym kamenem!"
"a v Gem zalezelo vlastne
ono podivuhodne spiknutf?
vyzv1dal jsem, nemoha Sc doc
kati konce tohoto vykladu.
"Bylo to velmi dobfe organi-
zovane spiknuti IndG, jimz de-
mant p1vodne nalezel," odpo-
v6del pan Franklin, "spiknutf
jehoz podkladem byla stara
indicka povera. Tot mGj ma
hled, jehoz spravnost jest O.
sttane potvrzena listinou, po-
chazej1c1 z rodinneho archivu
a nalezajfci Sc nyni rovnez V
mem majetku."
Nyni teprve jsem pochopo-
val proc objeven1 Sc tr1 indie
kych kejkl1r1 pred nasim do
mem pana Franklina tax veil
&c znepokojilo.
"Nechci YAM sv1j Mailed
vnucovati," pokracoval pan
Franklin, "avsak jest jisto, re
jsou jistf zvlaste vyvolenf prf-
vrzenci prastare indicke pove-
ry, kterf nedbajfce pTekazek a
nebezpecenstv1 venuj1 cely
svGj zivot jedine tomu, ably O.
pet zfskali ztraceny mesfcovy
kamen.
Neceho podobneho schopni
jsou ovsem jenom prfslusnfci
narodG vychodnfch, jichz ma
bozenstvf uGf je vytrvalosti a
houzevnatosti pTi sledovanf
vytceneho Gle, O jake my ami
ponet1 nemame. Ale to vse jest
pro mas vec1 vedlejsf.
Hlavn1 vec1 jest, zdaz toho
spiknut1 trva jeste i pc smrti
plukovn1kov6? A zdaz vedel
to plukovnfk, kdyz mesfcovy
kamen sve neteri odkazal?"
"Bylo by veru lepe, kdyby
toho proklateho kamene ami
nebylo," poznamenal jsem.
Mcneil jsem mnoho chuti,"
pravil dale pan Franklin, "by-
ii prostrednfkem pTi odevzda-
nj tohoto plukovnfkova odka-
zu a jenom ma dGtklive male
han1 sveho pritele, jsem sc k
tomu odhodlal.
Kdyz pax jsem demant pTi-
jail z pokladny bankeTovy, u
m1stene We z~vlastn1m klenu-
tenn a zcela bezpecnem skle-
penl a kdyz vySel jsem ma uli-
ci, tn Sc mi zdalo. re mne sto-
puie jakysi osmahly muz, je-
hoz plet byla skoro cerna a je-
hoz saty misty rozedrany. To
hoto chlapfka pozoroval jsem
i pozdeji, kdyz sci jsem 81 ma
koupiti nekterych potreb ma
cestu. Proto odhodlal jsem Sc
odjeti z Londyna drive, nez
pGvodne jsem zamyslel a pro-
to take pTijel isem o nekolik
hodin drive, nez jste mne oce-
kavali.
A jaka jest zprava, kterou
hned pTi SVEN prlchodu jsem
zde uslysel? Dovldam Sc, Re
til indictf tulaci 81 kejklfri OBJ
ievili Sc pred domem a re do
bfe jsou zpraveni O mem Cd
jezdu z Londyna i O tom, re
pTinasim S sebou omen draho-
kam."
Pan Franklin sc nynf zaml-
eel q Zah1ad91 go ma mna ia kO
by ocekaval ode mne nejake-
no v%ysvetlenf.
"Myslfm," pravil jsem, "ze
bylo by nejlepe hoditi zde ten
to demant do more a tax ucini-
tt vsemu konec."
"Chcete-li cenu tohoto ka-
meme nahraditi re sve kapsy,
mily Gabriel, ochotne jej i
hned zahod1m," odpovedel
Franklin, usmfvaje Sc.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
CABALUEROS LEALES
DE AMERICA
SECCION JUVENIL

Por orden del Hermano Pre-
sidente otto a todos los hernia
nos Y hermanas para la junta
General y de Grade que Sc efec-
ell microbes "a del pre-
Esperanto no falteis,
Fraternalmente,
Maria G~OnzdIez,
Secretaria.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
PETTEWAY C~ONGRATULO
AVER A SU

Admitiendo su derrota en- las
se2undas elecciones primarias,
ell juez w. Raleigh Petteway, de
esta ciudad, congratul6 anOche,
por medic de un telegrama, al
candidate vencedOr Sr. Fred
Preston Cone, banquero de Lake
City.
AL ser interrogadO sobre ell re
sultado de las elecciones en- ell
condadO de Hillsborough, Ell
jEez NADIA quiso decir; pero sus
amigos aseguran que lie afecto
un tanto su derrota en- este con-
dado, dOnde 81 crey6 ganaria
por margen de seis o siete mil
votes.
Dentro de pocos dias ell jueZ
volvera a sus labores en- la Cor
te de 10 Criminal.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
CoMITE NTvELADoR
A cObrGr Jos TGbGQsderos
de Davis

Habien1o decretado ell Juez
de la Core del Circuito, Sr.
Park que la.firma Sehwab Da-
Wis pnerte al los trabajadOres que
emple6 en- Ell Team-Work desde
Mayo rs a Octrbre IL de 1885,
la cantidad de- 50, 9 90 como
diferencia EN- Ell precio que di-
cha firma1pagaba y ell precio del
fallo del DR.. Francis j. Haas,
por este medic Sc lie avisa a los
q operarios interesados en- ell
asunto para que pasen hoy Mier
coles "a, a las 8 de la noche, por
ell domicilio del ex-capataz de
dicha firma, Higinio Lobo, ITO
Palm Ave-, donde Sc lie hara e
fectivO a cada uno 10 que les CO.
rresponda. En- dicho lugar esta-
"a presente una comisi6n de es-
te crerpo Y de la Union Inter-
n~acional para fiscalizar dicho
pago.
Como todos los trabajadores
deben saber, la firma Schwab-
Davis Sc neg6 a pagan este di-
nero cuando ell laudo del arbi-
traje fue dado, y ell Comite Con
sutivo Conjunto en- representa-
ci6n de este Comite de la Union
International, estableci6 un plei
to en- ell mes de Noviembre Ill
timo, y ahora Sc ha Ordenad0
pagan pOr Ell Sr. Juez, como de-
cimos a~nteriormente.
EsperamOs que tOdOs los in
teresadOs acudan esta noche al
lugar indicado. TOdo ell que ten
ga medios de avisar a alguno de
los interesados que 10 haga en-
beneficiO de la colectividad.
ENTERTAINMENTS,
Jose Martinez,
Secretario
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
CAWTHON
POR ENGLISH

Jacksonville, JUNO 24.-Un
hombre nuevo en- la vida politi-
ca del eStado, Colin English, fue
nominado aver superintendent
de instruction pdbliea, derrOtan
do a w. S. Cawthon, que lleva-
ba ID amos en- ell puesto.
English qued6 en- ell primer
lugar en- las anteriores prima-
rias. Anoche, en- 1902 de los
1922 prescintos del estado, con-
taba con 1850 votos Y su ad-
versario con $500.
Ell nuevo superintendent fue
professor de la Universidad de
Florida.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
RESUELTA LA HUELGA DE
JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA
E1npez6 q GctuGr Ell JWrddo
MiTto

Madrid, JUNO 24.-Ha quedo
do resuelta, segdn una nota da-
da anoche por Ell subsecre ario
de la gobernaci6n, Sr. Ossorio
Tafall, la huelga de los obreros
de Jerez de la Frontera.
Ell jurado mixto de obreros y
patronos del ramo de %construc-
ci6n empez6 a actuar aver mis-
mo.
La tranquilidad Sc ha resta-
blecido en- cast todas las provin-
cias.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
LEGO A PARIS
Ell SIR. r

Madrid, JUNO 24.-Ha llega-
do a Paris ell Sr. A. Barcia, Sc
cretario de estado. lie acompa-
ma su secretario, ell Sr. Berm1
DEE de Castro.
En- Ginebra les esperan ell Sr.
Salvador de Madariaga, delega-
do de Espaha ante Ell COnsejO de
la Liga, y Ell Sr. Perez olivan,
nuevo embajador en- Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

REHUSA Ell JAPON d H
RIRSE AL TRATADO MA
VAL
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

Toxic, JUNO 24.-Rechaz6
hoy 81 eobierno japOnes una in
vltaci6n de los gObiernOs de Es-
tados Unidos, Francia e Ingla,
terra para que Sc adairiera al
tratado naval de LOndres, fir
mado ell Is de mayo.
Estima Ell gabinete japones
que algunas de las clausulas de
csc dOcumentO son inaceptables,
por haber rechazado las otras
potencias la demanda de pari :
dad que Toxic hiciera en- Lon :
dres.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
ASEGuRASE QUE LOFTIN
ES CANDIDATE A SENA-
DOR

Washington, JUNO 23.-Cen-
tenares de telegramas ha recibi
do ell senador Loftin, de la Flo
rida, pidiendole presente su can
didatura EN- las venideras cleo
clones "Estoy CONSIDERABLE, d.
jo Ell ssnador, centenares de te-
legramas y cartas en- las cuales
me piden sea candidate en- las
pr6ximas primarias.
"Seria un tremendo sacrifi :
clio personal para mi entrar en-
las primarias, Dentro de pocos
dias anunciare mi resolution"
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

de dos amigos intimOs del go :
bernador, los cuales aseguran
que Hill seria un habilisimo de-
fensor de los intereses de la Flo
rida en- la alta camara.
Los Delegates de IL Florida
comentan favorablemente csc
.prop6sito, por Greer que Hill me
.rece csc honor.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
PRESENTO
SUS

Habana, JUNO 2-En horas
de la mahana de aver presentO
sus credenciales al p~residente
Gomez, en- una brillante recep-
ci6n, ell nuevo embajador de
Espaha. Sr. Domingo Barnes.
Entire Ell p~residente y Ell diplo-
matico Sc cambiaron los discur-
SOS de ritual. Ell pGblico aplau-
do al embajador.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
Sc SUICIDE Ell FAHMA-
CEUTICO IZAGUIRRE

Habana, JUNO 24.-El como
edo farmaceutico Atanasio Her
nandez Izaguirre Sc suicide "a
yer, i2norandose las causas de
su determination.
Las autoridades entregaron
ell cadaver a Su hijo, doctor en-
medicina, Anastasio Hernandez
Rivero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
TRIUNFARON E Y


Jacksonville, JUNO 24.-En
las primarias finales de aver re-
electos representatives
a la camara de la naci6n, ell Sr.
R. A. Green, de Starke, y Joe
Hendricks, de DeLand.
Representaran a los districts
segundo y quintO de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
NOMBRARA SENA-
DOR AL DE
FLETCHER

Filadelfia, JUNO 24.-Circu :
la ell rumor entire los Delegates
democraticos de la Florida, que
ell gobernador Sholtz nombrara
para cubrir la vacante product
da en- ell Senado por la muerte
del senador Fletcher, a William
L. Hill, secretario que era de
Mr.. Fletcher. La nOticia emano
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
JUICI0 P0R Ell ASESINATO
DE UNA MUJER

Habana, JUNO 24.-Qued6 a.
yer sehalada para juicio la eau
sa contra Modesto Hernandez,
individuo que asesin6 a una mu-
jer, Juana Macias.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
A PAR CAMBIAR
LAS G

Habana, JUNO 24.-Una or
den del coronel Pedraza, jefe de
la policia nacional, concede un
plazo de 80 dias para que la po-
licia de toda la Rep1blica cam
bic sus insignias.
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sauce. Add seasoning. To the
sauce add ham, veal, pepper and
celery. Pour this into a we'll
creased glass, pottery or enamel
casserole and bake for 20 minutes
in moderately hot oven until food
is piping hot. Bring to the We'll
come Buffet, and serve on fresh
slices Of toast made before the
delighted eyes of the friend who
called to say Merry Christmas"
The sauce used in the above
recipe amounts TO l-c quarts and
will serve 6. If you expect more
callers at one time, then double
the recipe. You might make I'D 3
or a casseroles, place them in re-
frlgerator, and then run into oven
when guests arrive in different
groups at different times. Re-
member - this informal buffet
must not get you excited nor must
you spend any time worrying
about II when your friends arrive.
It's a simple open house form of
hospitality. Your friends will 20
home later to their own dinner.
They call TO see you, so don,
spend the time out in the kitchen
Keep it informal, easy, and plea !
SAINT. It's a really grand way o.
entertaining on Christmas. Bet
ter try il
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feel there are too many ifs" in
the picture to make any definite
prediction on the wheat crop now.
The federal board estimated that
gross crop values are greater than
last year and that livestock and its
products - which an even bigger
share Of the farmers dollar than
crops - also show a substantial
gain.
The course Of the depression in
agriculture is reflected in these
figure son gross income: 1929
$l1, 100000; 1880 = S9,454,-
100000; 1881 - Sc, 96S, 100000
1926, 1897, 900, 900; 1933-$6,-
4O6,000,000; 1884 -'S7,276,000,-
600; 1935-$S,50S,000,00 1886
50, $50, 100000.
This years gross crop value was
S3,S70,00 900; livestock and live
stock products were worth IS, $780,
100000, and AAA benefit pay
ments accounted for the remand
or. a.,
Each of the nations six principal
crops showed gains in value from
1885. The corn crop was $780,
100000 bushels smaller than last
year but it's value was Sl,5la,-
203,O compared TO 81, SOB, 1885,
900 last year. Wheat production
was approximately the sam AS
last year, but this years crop was
worth $624,33S,000 compared TO
1921 ,233,000 last year. .
Other major crops:
Cotton lint: 1886 =. $3.50, 1885,
600; l935-$5690, 10000. Hay:
l93G-$775.2l3,000; l935--$663,-
604, 900. Tobacco: l936-$250,-
$4,000: REPRESENTATION: Po-
tatoes: 1936-$367, 406,0 900; 1885
.-S23Q,$574,000. ,'... ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as administra.
trix of the estate of Joe D. Whit.
aker, late of Henderson county,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
or before November 80. 1887, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of recovery. All persons indcbt-
ed to said estate will please make
settlement with the undersigned.
This November 80, 1886.
Rachel A., Whitaker, administra-
trix Estate of Joe D. Whitaker.
11-30-Mon-6tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
VESSELS SEEK HAVEN

TOLEDO. (UP).-Applications
for mooring space have been re-
ceived from more than 60 vessels
as Great Lakes freighters are
made ready to go. into winter
quarters. City officials are super
vising every mooring as a protec-
ton against ice Jams.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
MACHINE AIDS VOICE STUDY

MEANWHILE, Pa. (UP).-Thc
machine age is even invading the
college classrooms these days. A
voice recorder designed to aid stu
dents in speaking and singing has
been put into operation by Ale
gheny college.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
HONOR MEAT CUTTER

HONOLULU: CUPl!-Gilbert J.
Waller, manager of the Hawaii
Meat company, has Just received
from the Institute of American
Meat Packers at. Chicago a gold
medal service button for more
than so years service IN the in
duStry.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
Sunday Menu

BREAKFAST: Orange and
lime juice. hot mixed cereal,
rice mullins, grilled bacon,
strawberry jam. coffee, milk.
DINNER: Fruit cup. roast
duck with apple stuffing,
mashed potatoes, :. Brussels
sprouts, watercress and or
ange salad, French dressing,
cottage pudding with cherry
sauce, coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Tomato soup in
cups, bowl Of mixed vegetable
salad. French dressing, hot
biscuits, assorted jellies5 choc-
olate cake, tea, cocoa.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
Having qualified as administra-
tor on the estate of Francis M.
Nichols, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate to present same to the
undersigned administrators within
one year from the date hereof, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery thereon. All per-,
sons indebted to the estate Will
please make payment Immediately.
This December u, 1886.
T. S. NICHOLS, .
Administrator for Francis NJ.
Nichols, Deceased.
12-2l-Mon6tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21

Angelique in the morning if we
can't go any other way"
She nodded and moved away
toward Ramon. The next instant
there was sharp cry, and Ramon
wa, motioning the girls to stay
back. afs
what is it," Pearl John Asked,
pushing forward.
Then they all saw. Under the
Christmas tree sprawled the still
body of Pearl Sam, a crude knife
Of black obsidian in his throat.
To be cOntinued)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-21
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY NEA Service

TELL your friends Its Christ
L mas all day long at our house"
Then plan 10 make II so. After
you have sent your greeting cards
with that message of informal
welcome written across them, be-
gin to think of simple buffet dish
es which can be served easily
when friends drop in during
Christmas day. Coffee always
fresh and hot, a casserole dish,
perhaps cold ham ready to slice,
small cakes-just enough to pro-
vide a hot bite for the friendly
visitor. This is TO be neither a
supper nor ] dinner; 1T is rather
a welcoming buffet for the drop
perrin.
Arrange your table near a wall
and decorate it with Christmas
green's. But keep the table space
clear enough for easy and I'M
complicated service. Have silver,
napkins, glassware, everything
ready and waiting that isn't hot.
When your friends begin COM
ing. bring in the hot dish and ask
them to have bite. Use supper
or salad plates.
Holiday casserole Is made of
diced cooked veal and dice6 cook
ed ham. Roast the veal and boil
the ham. Then no matter how
many friends come in during the
day, you will have sufficient base
supplies" to make this excellent
casserole.
Holiday Casserole
tFor 6 servings
Two tablespoons butter, 2 table
spoons -four, ID cup meat stock,
cups milk, l-2 teaspoon salt, few
grains cayenne. few grains nut
meg, 3 cups diced cooked veal,
] cup diced cooked ham, / table
spoon chopped green pepper, l-2
cup diced celery, parsley.
Melt butter over low flame. Add
Hour; then add meat stock and
milk a little at time, stirring
constantly to form a smooth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08

cooperative effort for the help of
others in need.
"It is up to us to back such
attempts with every possible sup
port. Get together wherever this
burden lies heaviest, face up to
the most urgent local need, and
see if the community on the
spot can not make it's own self
directed contribution toward this
vast problem.
$50 far as it is humanity pos
sible let us break it up into little
pieces and refuse to be brow
beaten into paralysis by its
size =.
80 far as my part is con-
cerned, many paths in life are
closed to me. Much that would
like to do, I can not. But I have
tried to bring more closely to-
gether the people of the Empire,
the English speaking peoples, and
to further our interests abroad.
II have had my failures, know,
but in these years, with few
precedents to guide us, to have
no failure is to have attempted
nothing. Let me make it quite
clear, that I am not asking any
one to launch yet another organi-
zation. Far from it.
THE message that I have tried
to give you is a three-fold one.
First, for a fresh response to
national service; for a greater
spirit of unselfish and adventu-
rous helpfulness in the midst of
problems which our best men find
difficult to unravel.
1.-The second point is that the
opportunity for service is at our
door-in our own village, in our
own town.
"And my third and last point is
this: That depression and apathy
are the devils own-they are not
English, so away with them"
TT took this emotional appeal Of
l. the Prince fully to awaken both
himself and the apathy of the
British public. instantaneous was
the response.
Everywhere jobless men took
new heart. They knew that the
Prince was behind them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08

must increase % per cent to absorb the unem-
ployed. Therefore, says Green, millions will still
be jobless when industry reaches normal again.
Here is the most discouraging sentence in Green's
report: mo solution is yet in sight"
GONE employment experts say that with 1929
- levels of business activity we would still have
100000 unemployed. In any event the number
would be tremendous.
That is the fundamental fact in American politics
today. Tories scream about the New Deal In
fiationists can demand that the government start
more presses the government can harness the tides
at Passamaquoddy and even provide love seats and
self-quidatng grandfathers clocks for the workers
there But those all side issues, long as mil
lions are doomed indefinitely to unemployment.
It is question whether the solution is one that
lies very much within the sphere of government ac-
for of them But the place the jobs have to be
created is in private industry. Pump printing,
necessary doubt when business activity is at low
ebb, is not solution when business is approaching
normal.
The most notable suggestion continues to be that
advanced by the Bookings Institution, namely that
unemployment is failure of capitalism and that the
chief hope is in feeding back the profits of private
initiative into the pool OF consumer purchasing
power through lower prices and higher wages, so
that more goods may be onss,med, far beyond the
level OF consumption reached in 1923. Such students
of the problem believe that it is within the power
of private industry to bring about the more album
dant life and make pretty good profit while so do
ing Henry Ford has done reasonably well operating
on that principle.
nNE piece of future Republican political timber
" which looked promising short time ago. seems
to have been badly splintered. Gov. Hoffman of
New Jersey, who has shown phenomenal vote
pulling strength has been stripped of power by his
state organization He had been considered as
possible vice presidential timber for this year and
being only 40 years DID, possible future presiden-
tial material.
Rep. Scott, California Democrat illustrates the
prevailing state of the congressional mind by quot
ing the following from Memphis church an
nouncement:
DR.. Holcomb will discuss IF the depression has
disappeared, What lessons We to learn? Mrs
". I Walker viii sing, Search Me. Goda"