PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES DEC. 24, 1933 a court will not adjudge the invalidity of a statute The Indianapolis Times except for manifest necessity. THE PROBLEM CHILD (A SCR 11*PS-HOW AIUJ NEWSPAPER) "Every reasonable doubt must have been ex- ROT W. HOWARD President plored and extinguished before moving to that grave Squaring Washington LUDWELL DENNY Editor conclusion. EARL D. BAKER Business Manager "The warning sounded by the court in the Sink- The Circle MefttUer of United Press, Scrtpps- ing Fund lost none its significance. Merry-Go- Howard Newspaper Alliance. New*- cases has of paper Enterprise Association. ‘Every presumption is in favor of the validity of a With Newspaper Information Service and statute, and this continues until the contrary is Audit Bureau of Circulations. .McCREADY BXSTON shown beyond a rational doubt. One branch of the Round Owned and published daily (ex- government encroach on the cept Sunday) by The Indianapolis can not domain of an- Cos., other without danger. The safety of our institu- Christmas. This Times Publishing 214-220 W. night before BY PEARSON and Maryland-st, Indianapolis. DREW Ind. tions depends in no small degree on a strict ob- THEcolumn will not be \ read by as ROBERT S. ALLEN. Price in Marlon County. 3 cents servance of this salutary rule.’ many usual this evening. Its a copy; delivered by carrier, 12 as Dec. 24—No cents a week. Mail subscription "I can not rid myself of the conviction that in friends will be trimming trees. They WASHINGTON, E_-Vr rates In Indiana, $3 a year; out- matter how short the Presi- the imputation to the lawmakers of a purpose not will be getting ready to go to early side of Indiana, Cos cents a month. dent wants to make the coming ses- Give I.U/ht nnri the professed, this salutary rule of caution is for- communion. They will he in the prople Will Find now sion of Congress, one thing he can Phone It I icy 55.71 gotten or neglected after all the many protestations evening spell which only Christmas Their Own Way e not avoid is a knock-down drag-out of its cogency and virtue.” casts. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1935 fight on the question of a ship This is the most important eve in subsidy. the year. approaches THE LINDBERGHS’ A MERCHANT’S None other The big operators have given a DECISION OPINION it in effect on people’s minds. Have is virtual ultimatum to the Shipping TT not good Christmas news that Col. Lindbergh T)ROBABLY the most unpopular man discussed you that people noticed who like Board that unless they have definite and his wife have sailed to England with their around “well-warmed and well-stocked clubs” noisy parties on New Year's eve are assurances either of mail contracts 3-year-old son Jon to avoid a possible repetition of tills wr eek is Edward A. Filene, the Boston merchant. always quiet on the night before the or a subsidy, they will transfer their tragedy that robbed them of their first-born in This Christmas. Excitement, except the is because Mr. Filene in a radio broadcast tonnage to foreign flags. March, 1932. excitement of children, a vio- the other night committed what many of those who seems Undoubtedly this is partly bluff. America's heart will go lation. with them in a trip that frequent such clubs might consider an act of However, it has the Commerce De- will have little enough of the peace that the season treason to his class when he reminded his fellow The night before Christmas. May partment worried. It is no secret should afford every one. At the same time the financiers and big business men of some unpleasant all Times readers have at least a that American companies operating American people to would like believe that it was truths. share of the benediction. under foreign flags could cut ex- not necessary for the take Lindberghs to so drastic He reminded them that they were a pretty sick tt tt tt penses considerably. end sensational a step. lot in the spring of 1933, that their sickness was one T met for the first time a man I Andrew Mellon and his American The coming of 7 execution Hauptmann has stirred which they had helped to bring upon themselves and -*• had long heard IL Aluminum Cos. ships are demonstrat- all sorts of sinister rumors of—Edmund Os and threats. We believe the they then upon country, and that were only too Bingham. His grandfather was the ing this right now. these came from cranks, and that the law of Amer- glad to take the doctor’s orders. first bishop of the Episcopal Church One of the great mysteries of the ica now is strong enough to protect this unhappy He reminded them the recovery they are en- Indiana. ! shipping world is what became of family. that in Ed, as his familiars joying is due not so much to their own native vigor call him, was one of the active the special shipping bill concocted Indeed, the law against kidnapers now is no- as to President Roosevelt's New Deal medicine, which newspaper men of the city for many eeVjto*; by Secretary Roper during the clos- mean thing. According to Department of Justice / L is building up the red corpuscles of the country's years. He was the city’s first sports t1°QUgu /7/ ing days of the last session. figures there has been no major except 1 £NtY case the mass purchasing power. editor. That is, he was the first The bill was whipped Into shape Milne kidnaping for a year. Os 55 kidnapings Moreover, as an insider who knows how the big man to assemble all the sport news fojr when the shipping industry' began since the ‘ Lindbergh Law” was passed in June, game he warned American on one page. He is full of interest- lobbying for an independent ship- 1932, all but the case business is played, the Milne have been solved and ing of the ping agency. arrests voters that they would be letting themselves in for anecdotes nineties. have taken place In all but two. A total tt tt tt another headache if they were again to let the vio- What drew me to Ed chiefly of 122 persons have been convicted, four kidnapers was lent critics of the New Deal have their way. the that is rT~'HE Shipping Board is a grand have been executed, 24 are doing fact he a brother of ;. fi ’ t.'j • ttepgucK, life terms and George Upfold Bingham. The -*• pie-counter for politcal patron- sentences have been meted out totaling 1700 years. And he explained why it is that certain reaction- Up- ary newspapers, these big business fold is for the churchman grand- age. Few do any appreciable That good record was made possible only because which interests father. And the connection in my amount of work. And political in respect to this particular crime against society own, publish in their editorial columns comments discrediting recovery mind is Christmas eve. After living patronage is dear to Roper's heart. a law was passed which paid little heed to state the New Deal’s efforts—com- ments which do not seem to track in Indianapolis for many years, So three Roper henchmen hur- lines. Fortunately no high-priced lawyers have yet with the actual The Hoosier Forum facts about recovery recorded in the serving as deputy state auditor, riedly drew up anew shipping bill. been knocking at court doors crying that this Fed- news columns the same George Bingham joined Rome C. I wholly disapprove what you say—and will They Assistant Secretary J. M. eral law is unconstitutional in that it infringes on of newspapers. of were Stephenson, Rochester, McCall, assistant of Ind., in — Chester the rights of states to catch kidnapers. tt tt tt defend to the death your right to say it. Voltaire. Johnson: going to South Bend to operate a to Roper, and "Admiral” J. C. Pea- Perhaps the Lindberghs were justified in their TN CURRENT news columns, we find many items bank. Mr. Stephenson cock, whose friendship with Roper escape. It was a personal which cf the type to which Mr. Filene We having died, decision nobody referred. (Times readers are invited to express when Townsend for else could Mr. Bingham is now president. demonstrated recently they plan old-age pensions. made him chairman of the Shipping make for them. Certainly no parent list them as additional evidence to confirm Mr. Fi- their views in these columns, reliyious tried to our two This must give the big bug a chill tt tt >t charge government Board. None has had experience will quarrel with it. We would like, to lene’s point that the New Deal has not been the controversies excluded. Make vour letters or three prices for authorized ships. up his spine. Whither or how fast however, short, so can a chance. Limit think it was not necessary. npHE bank, however, was not Mr. all have tt tt tt this will carry us, nobody knows. with shipping. complete failure which some doleful editorials -®- them to 200 words or less. Your letter Bingham’s first He FINDS AMUSEMENT IN Don’t let any one kid you by mak- What is in the bill nobody knows. would have us believe: concern. must he stoned, but names will be devoted himself to the church, serv- withheld on reauest.) CALAMITYHOWLERS ing you believe they can figure out Congress closed before it could see General Motors cuts a holiday bonus melon tt the results of this because they the day. But latest word GOOD ing as its treasurer. The tt a By Reader, Frankfort light of WORK church can’t; that is impossible. is to of $5,000,000 for 200,000 employes, and many other FINDS BY One of about is that Roper ready spring it 'T'HE way the municipal street department at- had hard sledding. Episcopalians are ARTICLES the amusing things Another chunk of hooey is the shipping world in January, corporations upheaval is on the A do likewise, in ratio to their increased not numerous in the northern PICKFORD HELP our present economic talk about balancing the budget. three-ring tacked the snowfall yesterday was almost thrill- sec- the calamity howling of those and if so, it will cause a earnings. By E. J. Unruh Nobody on earth will know whether among Copeland Ship ing. Limited to 35 trucks and 300 laborers, it tor and not many of them are rich. opposed to the New It circus the cleared just Deal. con- the budget is ever balanced. If it Roper bill, and the the way Farmers’ cash income has Increased 86 per cent Due to Mr. Bingham's and I have \read the installment sists chiefly of to the Subsidy bill, the in the shopping district in an admirable hard opposition is so simple, why didn’t Herbert Bureau bill advocated and 93 per cent of “My Rendezvous With Life” by size of the public debt and the al- Independent manner. Naturally, outlying rural retail sales have advanced faithful work, that of the late Hoover balance it long ago? He many companies. areas had to be put on Mary Pickford. It is a simple, leged disregard for the Constitu- by shipping the list, since the spring of 1933. Bishop White and the present Bish- had as good a chance as any one deferred for the problem was to move thought-provoking autobiography of tion. tt tt tt Miss Pickford's spiritual life. The ever in the President’s chair. vehicular and foot traffic downtown. It must have United States’ exports in November were 22 op Gray, as well as that of Rectors j Asa matter of fact, our so-called Exchange Times is doing’ the people of In- Now we are confronted with the 'T'HE Securities and been evident to observers that the and per cent larger than in October, and 38 per cent Francis and Ferguson, the church captains of industry are not in the choice of going back to the old truckmen diana a great service through its public Commission is chuckling se- larger than in of year. became a power in the least disturbed about the system of limited (pro- shovelers were doing all they could to make the November last community. pages by the publication of such protection over a little joke on the debt nor the fate of the Constitu- the captains of cretly streets passable. In New England, business was 10 George Bingham might serve as the helpful features. tecting industry only volume from tion They would gladly run the expense of the whole), or Treasury. ideal layman. tt jt tt at the of To criticise municipal government is always easy. to 15 per cent above last fall. public debt to S7O 000,000,000 if they accepting the moderate extension Morgenthau’s boys have knew would restore themselves Henry It is never what perfectionists know it should be. December retail sales are nearly a half When his bank closed during HOPES SAFETY {DRIVE they of this principle in a tax for the Baby Bond running the to power. As to the Constitu- been advertising their But often it can be WILL SUCCEED full farmers’ benefit and an application seen functioning for the con- billion dollars above sales of December, 1934, and panic he was almost crushed. Ha tion and Supreme Court, they are issue with phraseology which would venience and By “Safety First” of the pension system to a moder- protection of the citizens. This was nearly a billion above sales of December, 1933. seemed to take It as a personal re- interested in them only as a means get by the SEC. If a private It is to be hoped the campaign for ate degree. never the case when traffic seemed about to bog down November building construction was 89 per cent sponsibility. And since the church’s to block and, if possible, defeat, Capital hasn’t behaved itself company Issued similar financial ad- safer conditions on the highway will progressive legislation. They are due to the heavy storm. We are glad to say a good better than the same month last year, and resi- money was impounded, he seemed, bear good fruit. very well in the past. Mr. Roose- vertising the SEC would crack down only clouding the issues by attempts velt is endeavoring to give it a word for those who toiled in the streets that people dential construction was up 129 per cent. for a time, to shrink from meeting The chief offenders* are Jerry Jag, to work on the fears of the on it in short order. people, chance to get on a live-and-let-live might finish their shopping and go Johnny Speed, Jay Whiker and U. R. hoping up about their The number of jobs filled by workers rose In people. But his sterling character to work an emotional basis, but capitalists are dissatisfied; The SEC, however, has no Juris- normal business. the year from to Wages and asserted and, the Careless. Some of ’these can be campaign; they would have the lit- they diction over bonds, nor over 38,703,000 40,000,000. itself as govern- reached by and by want no government. They Federal legislation some tle fellow all excited, tearing his in salaries rose correspondingly. Stock dividends in- ment came to the rescue and the education and believe government for the masses state and municipal issues. experience. Changes hair over the dreadful debt and but creased about $250,000,000, and of stocks in the construction of automobiles not by them. What the Treasury is doing is get- the value banking situation was straightened the onslaught against the alleged As an we DISSOLVING THE NRA and highways will also help. alternative can prepare ting out a prospectus. On the cover held by investors rose 11 billions. out, he became his old self again. Propei* bulwarks of our government, the ourselves for the Townsend plan, TTTHILESecretary of Perkins is en- signs and removal of obstructions and Supreme Court. is a full-bosomed, lithograph lady, Labor urging People with savings deposits possess Constitution which biggest step about a tt tt tt will aid very much. A safety con- is the toward holding in one hand an American VV actmcnt of the Walsh bill to enforce NRA These captains of industry and communism we ever could make. billion dollars more than last year. science will cause men to make an the Republican have always flag, in the other a baby bond. She hour and wage standards on government in the church he has Party No one knows just where or when contracts, And last, but not least—a break for youth. Pri- npONIGHT, effort to prevent accidents. worked hand in hand. The cap- also offers this advice: is abolishing special up served so nobly, there will be we will land with that in operation. NRA itself the bureau set vate industry, for the first time in five years, is A man who respects the; rights of tains put up the “dough” and the "Add one-third to your invest- to enforce such and to prepare for a midnight service, with the holy will sto’ lock Republicans the goods. ment in years.” standards ad- sending scouts to the campuses to hire bright col- others and listen deliver HIS COMING ten ministration of the proposed law. calm of Christmas eve spreading its when it is nee sary to present ac- The real Issue is whether we are In another part of the prospectus lege graduates, to replenish "executive reservoirs.” cidents and to BY BARBARA PORTER This program healing and consoling magic over wi . use proper care at continue under the same old appear these alluring words: cross-wires within the Administra- all times. protective system whereby the the hearts of hundreds. And if it few He came to us at Christmas tide, “$25 United States Savings Bonds tion probably will have to be resolved by President t; tt tt profit at the expense of the many. A in a manger for of this Baby, born; at $18.75.” Roosevelt or by Congress. THE “COMMON” COLD hadn’t been the work WAY This system, so long as its benefits And men desert waste's ride SUGGESTS NEW TO o’er did States special Indiana man, George Bingham, the were restricted to the few, worked To "SIOOO United Savings The NRA bureau was wiped out in the colds a year is the COLLECT > worship Him that Christmas "\TINE average for the average WAR DEBTS fairly well. It to end Bonds at $750, etc.” latest personnel at NRA, church probably would not be open. came an morn. clean-out which is re- family, a Harvard research expert has decided. By World War Veteran when the bottom went out, thus Such phrases are in violation of ducing the NRA staff present tt tt u To shepherds, tending flocks nearby, from its 2300 to And he also gives out the news that infection, by England, France and other na- proving its fallacy. The tariff never all SEC rules. They give to the 1300, effective Jan. 1. The COME Christmas presents will be tions that owe this country vast produced one penny There came a Host from God above: average small investor the idea he reduction is expected germs too minute for isolation, is the cause of single of colds sums of war debts, claim they can wealth. It the “A Babe in Bethlehem doth lie, is getting a wonderful bargain. In to head off reported Administration plans to abol- on hand tomorrow because an in- merely juggled A Message running through a family. Those who live in prox- only pay in goods. They well know wealth from the pockets of the of Eternal Love!” strict truth he is not getting a bar- ish the NRA lock, stock and barrel on Jan. 1, instead telligent Indianapolis woman has imity to each other distribute these germs—and there these can not be accepted when this many to the pockets of the few. And since ago, gain, merely a 2.9 per cent com- of for her men that day so long letting it continue until April 1, as provided by you are. been shopping friends. country now has a surplus of the As stated, any protective system When God His Son did give, pounded interest. which only Congress. Seeing their bewilderment in the commodities they are willing works fairly well for a considerable Men worship Him, booh high and tt tt tt Certainly the industrial and personal from to There is one loss the face of crowds of supp’y. method by period so long as its beneficiaries low, The Walsh bill as passed by the Senate in Au- and the multitude they pay is anew "Little Robby” acute disease known as the cold is far too great. which could that has evi- are relatively few. And in their hearts, He still doth gust required observance of NRA code regulations, gifts, she volunteered to make the dently been overlooked by our able THEREin the New Deal. Confidential Seme of the large insurance companies spend Since the collapse of the whole live! secretary to Gen. Hugh Johnson and and other regulations as well, not only by direct choices, see t© the sending, the statesmen. structure thousands of dollars on advertising designed to make it is small wonder that guardian of his inner office when government charging and all the details. Her It is an acknowledged fact the of social contractors, but also by subcontractors. people wareful that 1 question security comes DAILY THOUGHTS the ex-cavalryman was boss of the of colds. this nation is sadly in need of de-! up for attention. It is natural The measure was tabled by the House Judiciary offer was gratefully accepted by a For I also Blue Eagle was Miss Frances Rob- The climate of central Indiana is not necessarily fensive weapons, particularly air-* sequence, and an extension am a man sei under Committee, but can be brought up more than one anxious husband. involves authority, having inson, known far and wide as "Little by the com- colds, planes of the bomber type, subma- of the protective principle under me soldiers, conducive to though some people think it is. she a which and I say go, Robby.” Filling the same role on mittee at any time after Congress meets Jan. 3. Although did it without rines, anti-aircraft and machine neutralizes the whole scheme of unto one, and he The point is, a cold deserves respect and should not guns, and to another, and the staff of Rex Tugwell is Miss NRA officials job of subcon- commercial thought and does not coast defense guns, cruisers [protection through tariffs and goeth; come, believe the policing sub- my Grace Falke. be taken lightly. expect to make a business of it, the and destroyers. Why not require he cometh, and to servant, do tractors in enforcement of such a law would be al- sidies. this, and he With her desk close to the pri- The Harvard scientist says that whether or not a has these nations to furnish these arti- First, the processing tax for tl.e doeth it.—St. Luke most impossible under the bill as now drawn. thing possibilities. The average cles vii, 8. vate door of Tugwell’s sanctum the Hence cold gets a person or any other supplies of this farmer. He didn’t profit by the down depends on the treatment man is embarrassed and hesitant nature, to blue-eyed young lady presides over the bill will likely be simplified if it is revived. NRA liquidate their long-over- tariff. Why shouldn’t he have some the three and in the first 48 hours. Too many victims risk pneu- when for his wife and due war are born subjects, and to destinies of divisions and Labor Department officials are reported working buying gifts debts? protection? This is declared uncon- knows “what Rex is thinking about monia by not taking the on-rush of the obey God is perfect liberty. on redrafts. so-called family. He needs the aid and ad- It is well understood that the ship stitutional, but is no more uncon- WE He almost before he does.” “common cold” seriously. builders and munitions manufactur- stitutional than the protective tariff. that does this shall be free, safe, may vice of a competent woman. This (Copyright, 1935. by United Featurs The Administration be forced to push the ers would and happy.—Seneca. Syndicate. Inc.) woman is called blessed tonight by howl their heads off, but As the President has said, it all Walsh bill through to head off the drastic 30-hour- let them howl. Why deny this depends on whose baby has the some Indianapolis men. country week bill which organized labor is planning to de- A WOMAN’S VIEWPOINT these needed articles and measles. Now, we have something mand. allow defaulting nations to continue looming up which involves the ex- SIDE GLANCES By George Clark kij Mrs. Walter Ferguson OTHER OPINION their obligations indefinitely just to tension of this protective principle The A. F. of L. also is pushing the O'Mahoney TJEFORE taking her own life, a college girl wrote A True Picture satisfy these racketeers? It is be- farther than even Mr. Roosevelt bill for Federal licensing of all business *in inter- lieved their patriotism was well would think of carrying it—the j[ nj a note in which she explained that losing the [Hartford City News! iwr state commerce, which has regulatory ramifications persons love of her sweetheart made existence meaningless. Those in Indiana who even more extensive than NRA had. But this would have a sincere and genuine interest She died by her own hand because she believed the not apply to businesses held by the courts to be in affairs of their state, unbiased future held nothing for her. Questions and Answers Intrastate. and not directed by political favor A great many boys and girls are moved by the "Little NRA” bills like the Guffey Coal Act are or ambitions, realize that a true pic- same ignorance. Unless they are given help during Inclose a 3-cent stamp for reply and played Steubenville, 0., and being drafted textiles, oil and addressing any | in for other major in- ture in Indiana today shows this when question of fact in road shows, a these emotional crises, they often commit rash and or to Indianapolis including season dustries, but they will not be pressed until the state well on the road to recovery information The with deeds. Times Home Service Bureau. Legal and Jane Cowl in “Romeo and rules sometimes tragic Having no sense of the Juliet,” Supreme Court finally on the Guffey Act, ac- and prosperity, says the Blooming- medical advice can not be given, nor and later in “What Price past, they unable to imagine a future. cording to present indications. are ton Star. can extended research be undertaken. Glory?” “Madame X,” “Lady Fred- Yet youth must never despair. Perhaps a per- Be sure all mail is addressed to The trick,” “Chicago” and “The Last They point with real pride to the sonal memory of my own can best the Indianapolis Times Home Service Mile.” His first attempt to become illustrate accomplishments of this state during Bureau, Frederick M. Kerby, Director, MIND reason is so. a movie actor failed. several years JUDICIAL READING why tins administration of Gov. V. 1013 Thirteenth-st, N. W., Washington, the Paul D. later he was assigned a villain role \ WARNING by When I was a little girl, family solidarity was C. Justice Cardozo that fellows McNutt, and after viewing the dire in “The Painted De; rt,” and that much than is today. on the Supreme Court should steer clear of greater it The only danger states, was followed 'by sim ar parts until plight of many other are Q—How much gold reserve has the “psychoanalysis" in probing Congress' motives is which menaced our harmonious home was the pos- a producer recogniz J his possibili- grateful they can share in this new United States and Great Britain? ties timely sible breaking up of as a popular r atinee idol. in view of the momentous issues now being the intimate little circle by Hoosier happiness. The cost of A—As of Sept. 30, 1935, the gold Any Q total membership argued in their Corinthian palace on Capitol Hill. death. other method would at that time have government in Indiana, despite the reserve of the United States was —What is the in the Congress >o the United States Learned counsel for the corporations fighting been unthinkable, but the child of a doctor learned- through estimated at $9,368,000,000 and that the troublesome period which and of the Unl'ed Supreme argue very early about of Great Britain at $1,595,000,000. States AAA farm program that Congress didn't in- death. the state has passed, has been light- Court? tend processing taxes So I used to pray fervently the Q—ls Alexandria, Egypt, the fifth the for revenue but for regu- most to God of ened. A—Congress has 96 Senators and my largest city in the world? lation of production. The same argument doubtless childhood that if catastrophe should overtake 435 Representatives, and the Su- Reciprocal A—No; its population is only will be invoked in court battles on the Guffey Coal, any mem.berof our group, it might wipe us all out at On Trade Pacts preme Court has one chief justice (Henry F. Grady). 573.063, whereas Berlin, Germany, Social Security and other reform acts. once. I was utterly unable to conceive an existence and eight associate justices. The history of trade agreements the fifth city, has 4,259,000. In his minority opinion in the liquor tax case without my parents and sisters. Q—What is the average annual up to date, I think, demonstrates Q—What was the date of election j snowfall in the state of Texas? Justice Cardozo said the high court's duties do not Well, suppose God had answered my foolish that a great deal can be done in day in 1896? Does it ever snow in Death Valley, include a delving “into the motives of a legislative prayers? I would have of missed all the richness developing our foreign trade without A—Tuesday, Nov. 3. California? body.” my mature life, the love of husband and children, impairing domestic interests. Q —How is suite, meaning a set of, A—For the whole 3tate it is about "The judgment of the court rests upon the ruling the joys of another family circle in ranging which I had the Business interests during the past furniture, pronounced? five inches, from 19 inches that another purpose, not professed, may be read role of parent. in the northern section of the Pan- 25 years have frequently expressed A—Sweet. beneath the surface, and by the purpose so imputed If life changes tomorrow, and tragedy descends, handle, to scarcely any along the themselves strongly on the matter Q—Where was Clark Gable born; j coast and the lower Rio Grande. the statute is destroyed,” he said. is there need to say that everything is over? Os of taking the tariff out of politics. how did he get into the movies? Death Valley, California, has occa- "Thus the process of psychoanalysis has spread course not. the of Remembering poignancy our The trade agreements program A—He was born in Cadiz, O.; his i sional light snows, to unaccustomed fields. childish fears, how believe that appears can we what not only does this, but it does it by mother, an artist, died when Clark j Q—How much bituminous coal “There is a wise and ancient that a to be years doctrine the finality of death is really the end for us? making possible the development of was 2 old, and his father left 1 was produced and consumed in the court will not inquire into the motives of a legisla- subject him to fight his way in the world. i United States in 1934? sowce’ we. \. m. ~\. ' • On that we are all children, unable to imag- anew commercial policy l^*>xmftwcA body or assume them to which com- At the age of 14 he worked in an A—Preliminary tive be wrongful. ine a future in which we are aliens from our present petent j figures \are: Pro- students of our affairs have oil field and later in a lumber camp. 358.395,000 tons; con- “Oh, just a few little things I bought/ There are some “There is another wise and ancient doctrine that environment. * jduction, short ' felt for some time to be necessary. Then he joified a stock company sumption, 346,070,000 ihort|tons. kids on my route that I’drather not pass up again today.”-