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1 WQ behind the NEWS IN WASHINGTON CLASSIFIED COMICS FEATURES SPORTS eagle Daily Congressional Con fusion BROOKLYN, N. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1937 Special Session and Wars Abroad Keep Cartoonists Busy to avoid new taxes on the eve of next treasury experts debate a scheme to in- 1 crease Income taxes for people whn I make between $5,000 and $50,000 a Red Ink Items For the Taxpayer HERE an unofficial itemized account, indicating what the Federal tapa' the expert to put ing special Retail business continues bright, but the stock market is jumping ground like a skeleton on a ttn roof A long-awaited permanent relief program for the farmer is about to be sprung, but it would cost a couple hundred millions more than the present soil conservation program. Another law to protect labor against exploitation is ready for a vote in Congress, but some labor leaders doubt that it will give workers a free hand to bargain collectively. What does it all mean? if it lasts six weeks, from November 15 to January 1, the date for beginning the next regular session: Printing S412.000 Mileage for Congressmen Stenographic 10,000 Extra light, heat, power, ele 5.000 Mouse and Senate page boys 9.500 Total $656,500 The sperial session won't cost anything for salaries of i January Headline r)RIMARILY. it means that events Iheir office staffs.

these items are already annual basis. The only salaries will be those for fter-glow of a Roose-lrst frenzy of the New the orderly if three big headlines of the month tell the serene story: Depression lades: Booin in Sight. President Predicts llalanecri Itudget. Democrats Organize Huge Majority. i Feb.

5. the President proposed to extend the New Deal by enlarg-e Supreme Court; income taxes failed to reach the optimistic esli-of the treasury, and the budget went out of kilter in April; Senate Joe T. Robinson died In July, and the President's own Democrats ucd his court plan; and to top it all off, the stock market nose- nv look what's happened to the three big headlines of January: Stock Market slump Puzzles Husini ss President Predicts Bigger Deficit. Democratic Split I nhealed. Messner in Rochester Timrs-Unwn Russell in Los Angeles Times Orr in Chicago Tnhune untorseen developments Six Months Wed Are They Happy Now? Budget Balance replace glow of the Edward VIII.

now the Duke of Windsor, quit the thron or England last December because he couldn't be happy without the woman he loved Mrs. Wallis Simpson. Well, she has been the Duchess of Windsor now for nearly months. These news pictures taken during that period will help you judge for yourself how happy they have been. lohnd issue or U.

S. Securities Truce Is Ended AsCLOStarts A Union Drive Green Says Lewis Act Arkansas Didn't Help CROP CONTROL and subsidy must take precedence because it has been promised. But who is eager to vote $700 000 000 and at the same time Impose the processing tax required to pay the bill' Labor legislation likewise has been promised, but will the wages and hours bill make friends or enemies for Congressmen? And that October election in Arkansas did not help solve the dilemma. It gave Congressmen no answer to the question. "Which way shall we jump, when the spotlight is turned on?" A dyed-in-the-wool New Dealer 100 to oOO Millions to He Used In Paying Government Debts Washington.

Oct, 30 (A) Robinsons Senate seat to a Democrat who says some itu ms Federal budget in Furniture Field Is Warlike Gesture Washington. Oct. 30 0P) Organized labor's civil warfare broke out openly again today over a C. I O. proposal to enroll all furniture workers into one big union.

Without waiting for resumption of stalemated peace negotiations with In thePmi: President is preparing to state the spotlight to Congress. WW pnn: just around the conn ncn will bring 531 1 will endure until next November's MORGAN BEATTY. mertcan Federation of Labor, Industrial JUST MARRIED Southern France, June 3 HONEYMOON INC Venice, June 4 DC Hie WdVL trades to meet I. O. furniture IJnr.

'dent, termed Lewis' maneuver a and rai'. pen-LiOO 000.000 of the Will be rrHIS docliou-e business Is genii' serious. Remember the other da warlike gesture." and added: "It is bound to have a disturbing ffect upon pending peace negotla- when we revealed our membership i the K-9 Kennel nen together'' Remember 1 Single Furniture I'nion Lewis said the conference "will lay the basis for unity of all furniture workers in a single, powerful international industrial union affiliated with the C. I. The C.

I. O. estimated 250.000 I workers were employed In furniture trades, 60,000 of them organized because she demanded nl' VISITINC FRIENDS Hungary, Sept. 9 AT 'HOME' Austria, June 9 See 'Cold Pogrom' On Jews in Poland Dr. Graves Urges iser Selection TellsColIege FonndersTlial Choice of Material for Is Needed Woman Zioni-I Point This as Graver Dange Than Actual Cruell Meanwhile, friend John A.

Heffcrnan bioucht into this names and TVrrv nines, must be gef.nga kirk out of it Wi'h apnlnei Please, Klarence! Do you blame us for cutting you off there? Grin and Bear ll By Lichty A I SHOPPINC Poris, Sept. 27 Tin- leaders of 32 C. I. interna- by Or. Oscar I.

Janows tioi-al unions adopted a rosnhitio.i p. of history at Council Candidate Outlines Platform SIGHTSEEING Berlin, Oct. 11 Music for Advent At Emmanuel Baptist Marlon c. ll tie trained for "lueful 'The public fickle, organ recitals will be given on Mon- 26, Handed be sung, those requiring a college conditions..