Show N news aws review of current events the world over Manc chancellor ellor hillers Hit lers defiance of treaty provisions alarms europe drouth droutz threat causes wallace to lift restrictions on spring 0 wheat planting rna by EDWARD W PICKARD ts kr D western newspaper V aion rk oEn f ermana MANY having recently boldly vj J announced that she was now posts e hessed ot of a military air force in violation of the treaty of versailles still more boldly declares 14 she is no longer bound by the obligations of that pact and proposes are v to build up at an army 13 1 of about men ag comprising 12 corps of fan three divisions each this was the decision of the cabinet which decreed compulsory in military I 1 I 1 it a ry training throughout the belch chancellor the exact number of alp hitler men in the army will be determined by a law to be enacted t later pk this was chancellor hillers Hit lers reply 0 to the action of frances chamber of deputies in accepting premier flan ut dins plan to increase the term of con 1 4 script service in the french army to to ais 18 months and subsequently to two 1 I 1 years cys germany considered that france was dealing the wit last blow to ro disarmament and hitler rushing to 1 I berlin from berchtesgaden directed 1 the action of the cabinet and issued t to the german nation a rousing appeal i for full support lie he declared that the 1 I failure of other nations to reduce 3 armament as called for in the ver 1 tallies sailles treaty had released germany t from all treaty obligations and that 1 i while the belch had only peaceful ins ini tensions tent lons ions it must rearm re arm to protect z its territorial integrity and maintain a 1 the respect of the world as a cot guarantor of european peace france la is in no mood to take hit i lers defiance lying down an appeal was sent to the league of 0 nations to convoke an extraordinary council to deal with germanys germanas Germ anys violation of the versailles pact the note hinted at the possibilities of economic sanctions penalties against germany which might result in a boycott an attempt Is being made to force britain into an alliance with france and the mission of sir john simon british forel foreign n minister to bring germany back into the comity of european nations Is regarded as seriously compromised france fra D ce and italy insist that simon so go to berlin as spokesman 0 of the three powers and not as the representative of britain alone premier mussolini is said to be backing france and is alleged to be the prime power in a scheme to revlie the prewar pre war arar policy of encircling germany with a ring of steel president roosevelt expressed his hope that his good neighbor policy pol icy night might be extended to europe as a basis for peaceful settlement of the tense situation just how the president expects to prevail upon those traditional enemies to become good neighbors was not fully explained ile he declined to say whether this government will send a note to germany protesting abrogation of military provisions of df tile the separate treaty with this country although the united states Is not a signatory to the versailles pacts pact the separate peace treaty negotiated with germany includes the military phases or of the versailles treaty many people in this country feel that united states intervention in the european dispute Is neither necessary nor advisable GOV G OV MARTIN L DAVEY of ohio charged by federal kellet administrator flarry L Ii li with corruption in ohio relief went before the state senate and demanded a thorough investigation lie he defied to come to ohio tor for trial on a warrant he had bad secured chargin charging Il with criminal libel hopie HO pIu had alleged in a letter that he has proof of 0 corruption of relief administration in ohio including soliciting of funds tor for campaign purposes fro from firms that sold relief materials bior kins through C 0 stillman StIll maD FERA regional officer has taken over administration of ohio relief department of justice attorneys in washington declare they stand ready to defend flop kins but there wits was no indication that hopkins would go to ohio although he may change his mind the spectacular blowup is said to have hare had bad its inception in the 1931 1031 political campaign davey made campaign speeches charging that ohio relief was mismanaged and particularly aimed his barbs at cleveland this irked cleveland leaders since relief there had bad been administered through a non poll poli group which later became the official iclal Off cuyahoga Cuya hoga county relief administration often took note of the me tact fact that Clev elands relief committee was on one of the best in the country later davey pledged himself elt not to touch the cleveland organization Iz iza tion atlon but Is said to have ousted several members and repeated old enlarges cn en arges cleveland leaders took the fight to washington ashington lV ohio democrats stand firmly behind davey the democratic delegation in tile ohio legislature appealed to president Preal dent roosevelt roosvelt Roos celt to right the uron vrona has been done our governor and francis W poulson Poul sun democratic aate chilli chattman cha timan man summoned to evy tp spir nr ir hobon ln farr the hie grind jury delia ered a scathing attack on poulson charged that republicans in b hesli 1 h government have betrayed the president and named alop kins as one abo could be expected to tear don the democratic party cd C I LARENCE DARROW DAH rOW foe or of isna and d author of the famous report which attacked more than a year ago assailed the administrations economic theories including the national recovery act in his testimony before the fie senate finance committee the famous lawyer biose sharp speech and fiery courtroom tactics have made him famous denounced KRA as playing into the hands of bis big business to the destruction of the little fellow ue he argued that NISA attacked the problem from the wrong rong angle and that the real trouble lay in III faulty distribution thus assailing the theory of scarcity barrow da arow sept aside statements that had helped organized labor reduced unemployment and abolished child labor with an assertion that it bould have happened bapp ened anyway the panic put an end to child labor he said there any room for it while fathers and mothers mother were out of work there Is no question that small business has suffered under the darrow continued it has suffered more than it would have suffered otherwise the suffering due to continued concentration cent ration of wealth would have gone gon e on anyhow he be said but added that accelerated it 1 I am not an optimist he added 1 I may be an idiot but not a cheerful idiot 1 R restrictions restrictions ESTRICT IONS on planting spring wheat have been removed by secretary of agriculture wallace who fears the effect of another widespread drouth the years first crop report t 8 showing h ow that farmers intend to plant acres of spring wheat Is said to be responsible for wallaces about face last year the acreage was acres the ad ministration Is conj vinced that the government and farmers secy wallace have a duty to pt protect consumers against a wheat shortage he said farmers will plan an ny additional 11 to 2 acres as a result of the new order and will harvest between ten and thirty million bushels more wallace estimates spring wheat normally constitutes about one fourth of 0 the nations crop he denied that the european situation pointing to a possibility of increased sales had anything to do with the new decision farmers under contract who plant their full spring wheat acreage will receive full benefit payments but in return will be required to agree to reduce production in 1030 1936 by the amount asked in next nest years contract plus the amount they would have reduced this year there Is no indication that the corn cora acreage control program tor for 1935 1035 will be altered PLANS to reduce american money to a single class possibly federal reserve notes are being considered by the administration thus simplifying the nations monetary structure and making it easier to control before this could be established it is necessary to make widespread changes in existing laws and this will undoubtedly be undertaken when more immediate stages of the recovery drive are completed according to a high government official one class of money must be established in order that the government may effectively control issuance of money under this plan treasury notes and united states notes would be retired the silver certify cates backed by bullion now held in the treasury might be withdrawn from circulation and transferred to tile the fe federal d reserve banks as was done the gold certificates since the reserve banks would be sole holder of gold 01 d and silver certificates a definite d e fl alt ratio of silver certificates could thus be established DONALD ONALD it was named by the president iii to head a reorganized board taking the place of S clay williams resigned at the same time the president increased crea sei the group governing the blue eagle agency from five to seven A white house statement emphasized the change was made to accelerate the drive to push extension of the through angress cm cn gress booted BY Y A vote of to the house voted to substitute the pitman patman currency expansion bill tor for payment of the soldiers bonus for the sound money plan of representative via son A boisterous house thus defied president Roosevel ts warning that he vall veto immediate payment of the adjusted compensation certificates the administration Is counting on the senate sustaining the veto ping RESIDE NT ROOSEVELT Is 13 looking ahead to 1930 authoritative word has reached the lie capital that he wants all controversial administration legislation cleared away at this session so that congress can meet for a short and harmonious session prior to the 1936 presidential campaign besides the relief bill mr roosevelt Is said to be specially anxious to have con gross gress pass pasi his social security program utility holding company legislation a bill continuing nita for two years transportation regulation co ordina tion banking legislation ship subsidy and increase in the capital of tho the home owners loan corporation it if this can lie be cleared from the calendar it may prevent any serious party squabbles that might interfere I 1 with plans to bring about roosevel ts reelection the white house Is seriously concerned over rumors that co congress n may scrip scrap a good part of ti alie ke administrations controversial I 1 legislation answer to the latest note on the abyssinian situation postpones approval of the proposal that differences be decided by an anler international commission on concilla conciliations rions at least until the futility 0 of f direct negolia negotiations eions has been proved 11 II duce made a counterproposal j suggesting i that the italian minis ter to abyssinia and the ethiopian foreign minister get together for a series of 0 personal faai conferences go premier over all the data and mussolini mussli in I 1 attempt to settle the dispute without the necessity of conciliation cil lation under the direction of 0 the league of nations direct negotiations are said to have the approval of both the french and british S SPRING PRING arrived in the west with a stifling dust storm which shrouded the country from eastern new mexico to the great lakes powdered soll soil whipped up from the drouth scourged urged prairies hid bid the sun and beat relentlessly upon the senses A dozen deaths were reported due to alons dust induced pneumonia and traffic accidents freight trains were rolled to sidings and passenger trains crept along on slow orders schools were closed in a number of communities in western states wheat prices jumped from 2 to ro si cents a bushel as winds cut into the dry southwest and governor landon of kansas appealed to president roosevelt for aid TUB HE govern government 1 u ent Is 13 ready to sell gold to for foreign e ign nations that can offer an attractive proposition secretary announces recent sales gales to the bank of mexico and to guatemala points out have cleared the way to similar tiati ons with other countries although he emphasized that no other transactions are being considered at this time no conditions were attached to the transactions already consummated in the dealings with mexico virtually all her silver sales have been made to this country wee got all the gold we can possibly use added indicating that the government would make no further undue efforts to accumulate the metal compromise and white house pressure brought about the defeat of the mccarran prevailing wage amendment to the work relief bill in the senate and administration leaders were confident that the measure would be laid before the president for signature within a few days the deadlock over the amendment was broken when senator richard B russell jr of georgia proposed a substitute which leaves the president free tv tu pay security wages officially estimated at 50 a donth provided they do not adversely affect the wage aage scale lu in private Indus industry and providing that the prevailing wage must be paid on all permanent ederae building projects this way out which had been approved by the white house elouse was accepted by the senate by a vote of 83 to i after the mccarran amendment had bad been defeated 50 to 38 the two votes against the compromise were cast by metcalfe of rhode island and hale of maine both republicans before the vote on the mccarran amendment was taken senator glass announced he was as authorized to say that it if it prevailed president roosevelt would veto the measure senate action finally developed into a race to pass the measure before nuey long returned from louisiana administration forces defeated three attempts to slash the alie bill and overrode protests of old line democrats that the bill imperils Im perils the nations credit senator glass class chairman of of the appropriations committee in charge of the bill solemnly asserted 1 I stand on my prediction that this tremendous appropriation will impair the credit of the united states state senator tydings of maryland described the bill as the grandest pork barrel ever to come before congress efly ILEY POSTS posta secund second attempt to fly from los angeles to new york through the stratosphere in 1 rec u ord breaking time e ended ald it at clev cleveland ela n d where he was compelled to come down because his supply of oxygen w was a s running short he said he be would have pas passed S ed out in a few minutes it if he had bad not descended to breathable air post to la convinced that only this trouble prevented his maling the transcontinental flight in seven hours houra and 40 minutes and he declared he be would soon try again ills his unofficial average speed to the cleveland airport was waa miles an hour |