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PAGE Eicm THE CLDITON CHBOMCLE, N, 8. C.I THURSDAY. MAT lA 1M7 Cbfigre^’ Esurs Cowing Pinker Leaders Are Wrlthiufif'-JiJdder Stoim of Criticism’ For **1)0- , Nothing” Session. 'SnfW Important To Health Washingtoi;}, May 9.—Leaders of the “do-nothing” seventy-fifth con- An authority from Vienna-" attrib-i srress, writhing under blistering ^ inof helplessness, will Btu “.trikinjrly f.v<.r.W. lesalU m, p,e,i*nt R«o«v.It to clarify Jiit treatment of heart disease expidite his legislative demands atoinach -^ileeirS| witl^.tahle sugar*- ; soon after his rettmi to ■ the White I had these sort of complaints, I’d House this week from a Southern fishing trip, if was leanied tonight. Mr." Roosevelt’s congressional lieu tenants have not comipented publicly upon growing pressure that they show thelf independence of the n 50 nations in St. James’ paL jice, walking a bypath ,froin their York house residence td avoid crowds. Restaurants and cabarets were filled with those who waited the midnigl^ geng when dawned coro nation OTy and the call for_“God Save the King” and 'toasts witJi chanfipagne. - —' And underneath the city, subways ran all night long for the first time in 'history, bringing tens of thou sands of people from the suburban area—men,'women and-children hop ing for a brief glimpse of the display. Two hundred ^ excursion tarine frOm .all* parts of Britain brought last minute visitors and railway sta tions were whirls of traffic, baggage, push and pull. Sixty surgeons, 500 ambulance of- White ficers, 5,000 non-commissioned ’ of ficers, Ifio^urses an.d l,400--sisters of the church-were on first-aid_duty. .. The crowding and the singing and the-^ camping for the night were the forerunner to a day that will begin early^ and end late lor the visitors. They will see first a procession 10:10 <4:80 m., ony the nw be a He saw improvement in the habit' uai constipation in .such cases, with notable gain in weight. Too, remark able increase in nerve-force, less mel ancholia, and more happy disposition in the gloomy/victims. The relief was not immediate but is the most important nutritional ele ment of the heart, in lhat it lowers blood-pressure and stnmulates the liver and kidneys,*’ Dr. Donald A. Laird, of Colgate university, cojatrib- utes to a scientific symposium on sugar; he states that sugar contrib utes to restful sleep. This argues, al most. ' for a chocolate at' bedtime, doesn’t it? Dr. Lairdnalso Indicates it to be valtiablt* 1h cuiing ‘'vtigue feelings of fatigue,- so common among physi cians’ patients.” A remedy for “that tired feeling,” so commonly met. In short, If sugar helps relieve mental and physical tire, and favors restful sleep, then it qertainly is among our most valued foods. 7 . / ^ consult my doctor as to how to use the sweet. You know,/sugar is one of -i ■ oury staples. The. value of sugar “in relieving fatigue-and supplying quick energy,” |j|ou.5e and justify their salaries by also baa-scientific-endorsepaent. The I jroing td work. One editorial critic Vienna authority is believed to be thej^^p^j^ suggest that they first to sug^st the use of sugar in'^^vake up and live.” But privately the treatment of certain -widely j houses^ aro* mak- alent disease. He^ (Dr, Rocht) claims plain their resentment in an em-i to have used sugar in the treatment i>arrassing situation over which their! of stomach and duodenal ulcers, with j^'aders have little control and which from Buckingham to the aV>bey, a good success. He notjeed increase blame largely on the president, dazzling: array coaches and car- appetite, with better food-tolci-ance, ^ hailed as the now riages, mounted and foot soldiers, .an ipcreasedt sxipTTty ot mucous, has done fhxnked by-motor polk-e. vored by. the sugar. - . , jle^s work since it met four months' ‘ The king and queen leave tlxe. pal- ‘ ago than its “lame-duck” prede-lace in the famous gokl .sf^e coach, cessors accomplished usually i#!- a drawn by eight cream-colored hors- nionth. Actually, there is no well- rounded administration program be fore the legislators and the fpw pro posals put forward^ by the pre.sident , , .... TT <> I such as supreqie court reorgahization gradual and lasting, e says, ^sugar farm measures, economy de mands and work-relief appropriations, tonight are in the grip of the first real congressional revolt since the president took office. Thus far the rebellion has ' been restricted within the bounds of an old-fashioned Democratic party scrap. It was touched off by Mr. Roosevplt’s court suggestions in February. ‘It spread to the .senate committee con- sidenng the administration’s farm program and then engulfed the chief executive’s t*conomy and work-relief projects b^ore he could drop a fish ing line in Southern waters, - The president is expected bact at the White House on Wednesday or Thursday. Immediately afterward he will meet with his congressional leaders. It is reported another at tempt will be made to get him to ac cept a comprpmi.se on the supreme courlTpIan. Chairman Henry F. Ash- urst. Democrat, of Arizona, of the senate judiciary committee, is oppos ed to a compromise and Mr. Roose velt is reportexl extremely confident of victory on a show-dowin vote on the issue. ' Strategy of the administration ap pears to include a plan under which no other New Deal reform legislation is to be brought forward until the court bill is passed or defeated. It was apparent tonight, however, that the pre^Mit would hav« to in tervene to settle the economy and re lief fights. He left on his fisbing trip without suggesting to congressional leaders how to achiS^^e the drastic economies he demanded. As^a result, nothing has been done or is likely to be done until the chief executive ends the dispute over whether money should be savexl by a 10 per cent blanket cut of appropriations; by im pounding 15 per~ccnt of alb appropri ations or by reconsidering and reduc ing the amounts of supply bills til- ready passed. In addition there are powerful blocs in both houses whose members are opposing cuts in federal expemlitures. F “ ■ ■ ■ Representative Joseph W. Martin, Jr., I ■ ■■ A MM Republican, of Massachusetts, who II f B I ■ 7 II W served as Eastern campaign manager KI I I I I ^ K I for Governor A If M. Landon, of Kan- mi I JL| I H Up ^ I sas, charged tonight that “there is no evidence available that congress or th^. president are doing anything more about economy than' merely talking about about it.” .. Martin assailed the proposal to em power the president to in\pound 16 per cent of appropriations as “a joke” and as a “fine piece of buck passing that would be accepted by the presi dent only because it gives him some es about EST).. The return procession fro: abbey at gT85-te-4 p. m. wil 46 minute review of empire^ a cav alcade of British royalty, foreign royalty, diplomats," Indian rulers, Empire and BritUd» .military unMs. For 7,500 privileged l^rsons there will be the tremendous ceremonial in Westminster Abbey, a ceremonial proceeding 'through the various stages of recognition and anointing reaching its climax about noon when the crown is placed on the head of a new monarch. 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