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council the and States I’nlted the league would Invoke the Kellogg pact and that If either China or Japan continued recalcitrant diplomatic relations with the offending nation might he severed The resumed Its council league and Dr of the controversy hearings Alfred Sze Chinese representative and Kenkkld Yoshlzawa Japanese The former delegate spoke at length demanded Immediate action by the league that a mlscatrlage declaring of Justice would Jeopardize the faith of the world In Geneva and doom to failure the International disarmament conference Yoshlzawa next February countered and defendby explaining ing Japan’s actions In Manchuria and reiterated the Intention of his government to permit no outside Intervention in the dispute lie said the matter could be settled only by direct between negotiations Japan and China Doctor Sze replied “China will never agree to such a course so long as Japanese troops Invade her soli and until Japan makes Just reparations for the loss of Chinese lives 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pressure upon farmers and live stock producers who have obligations outstanding property” While the CHANCELLOR REAL f debate was In progress Doctor Sze received word thnt Japanese army planes bad Just bombed two more towns far west of Mukden This action like the bombing of was later defended by Tokyo with the assertion that Chinese had fired at the planes which were scouting the strenuous obNotwithstanding jections of Japan the council voted 13 to 1 to Invite the United States to participate in the discussion of measIn Manures to end the hostilities churia This Invitation Secretary Stlmson had already said would be B GiConsul I’rentlss and accepted lbert was on hand to represent this country though without a vote Japan It was thought might withdraw from the league The American commisdiplomatic sion the Manchurian Investigating crisis continued Its work but as forbidden by the Japanese to go to much of China the boycott was gaining ground Irked especially evident that t'ie Throughout rapidly Tokyo Japanese and this It became cabinet previously reported split over the policy In Manchuria had come together again and Premier that was supShldehara the militarporting ists It Is feared by the government Nanking that Manchnrla was definitely by China Chang the young governor of the province appeared to have been driven out by the Japanese who are determined he shall not his control there This determination was probably the real reason for the bombing of which Chang had made his Civic organizatemporary capital tions In Manchuria to the appealed Nationalist government to resume relations with Soviet Russia saying that only In that way could the anof Manchuria nexation by Japan be Marshal Chang was movprevented ing his troops to strategic points and evidently was hacked np by President who has dedured Chlang himself prepared to go to war with Japan if the efforts of the league and the United States are futile lost b national an assembly SPAIN’S vote an adopted article in the new constitution the republic which declares that "no state Thus Cathwas the religion exists" olic church divorced from Its union with th state which has existed for The article also many centuries from engaging In bans the chnrch Industrial and educationcommercial al activities Another article which would dissolve all church orders was rejected but one was adopted that provides for the expulsion of all Jesuits from Spain when the constitution to Only the Socialist goes Into effect radicals Insisted on the wholesale monks and puns of pulsion The action of the Cortes was foldemonstration lowed by In number of cities and at Santander an attempt wa made to barn a convent Carmelite In sympathy with the action the Catholic church and President Zamora resigned and Minister of War Munuel Azana came head of the government Not against the laws of INCORPORATED National Credit corporation was prepared to go ahead with Its mission of assisting banks the country "to utilize throughout their resources to further the stabilisation of financial and economic condhas 12 direcitions” The corporation tors one from each federal reserve under of BRUENING of the ecopractlcully nomic dictator of his country He and President Von Illndenburg are termined to save the relch from the Hitlerites called Fascists and the Communists The aged president announced he would accept the of an chairmanship economic council which will assume of the dictatorship for nation at least it ik the coming winter hut Bruening will be the real boss for the council It Is expected will work in close collulMirution with him and his new cabinet The council as conceived by Von will be composed of repIllndenburg resentatives of workers Industrialists nnd bankers and will thus have the and commercial entire Industrial framework of the nation under It that A tul control Herr Bruening had already triet' to bring Adolf Hitler to a realization of his duty to Germany culling him Into conference and laying before him the Thechancellor desperate situation then went before the relchstag and boldly defying his polltlcul adversaries presented his program of economies sacrifices and discipline Its outstanding points were: Continuation of the conciliation policy of adoption of a plan for the redemption of the nation's short term debtedness the maintenance of wage between capital and labor agreements with adjustment to suit existing price levels the maintenance of the gold standard and the formation of steps to open the markets of the world to German goods HOOVER and his advlsers were various studying plans for the relief of the railroads but nothing was decided on and If the Interstate commerce commission grants the Increase In freight rates the roads ask no further stepB for be helping the railways are likely-ttaken before congress meets PRESIDENT R AMLIE progressive was elected to congress by the voters of the First Wisconsin district to fill out the unexpired term of the late Henry Allen Cooper mainstay of the Ij Follette group In the house Mr Amlie who lives In Elkhorn and Is a lawyer was supported by the (a Follettesi His closest rival In the election was surprisingly A J Bounrn of Racine Socialist candidate Amlie In his campaign mode attacks against the Eighteenth amendment the Republican tariff and the administration's handling of the unemployment problem With victory for Amlie the lineup In the house so far is: Republicans 214 Democratic 215 Farmer Labor 1 vacancies 5 THOMAS RENEWALS of Short term credits to and Austria were voted by directors of the Bank for Inter national Settlements at BascL Dishe dcussing International finance irectors emphasized the Importance of the forthcoming between meeting President Hoover and Premier Laval UTAH GARLAND SallySez of France In Washington and the dire necessity of the two nations reaching on world questions of aa agreement finance economies and international obligations -- Itnten By visit In PREMIER Is LAVAL’S to be followed by one from Dino Grandl Italian minister for foreign affairs lie was invited Hoover and will come by President for ten days In the latter part of November M Laval sailed from France on October 16 accompanied by a number of assistants and advisers In finance and economics and also by his charming young daughter THE time of writing it Is still unknown whom Governor Larson of New Jersey will appoint to the senate seat left vacant by the death of Dwight of the leading is Edpossibilities ward C Stokes who was governor of New In Jersey and has always been active in Republican po’ltics of the state He is a banker and resides in Trenton The governor was urged to name Mrs Morrow by many advisers and A Harry Moore Democratic candidate for governor said If she were appointed and elected she would conif he tinue to hold the place AT to the knife broke out durWAR the week between Gov Huey ing P Long of Louisiana and Lieut Gov Paul N Cyr Though elected on the same ticket the two men have been and and political enemies personal tried has repeatedly to get Ixmg Cyr out of the office His latest coup was to take the oath of office as governor on the claim that Long was a United States senator and therefore not govand ernor This he did at Shreveport Long w ho was In New Orleans heard Cyr was moving on Baton Rouge the state capital He raced back by and called out part of the Nabut tional Guard torepel Invasion the report of Cyr’s march proving unfounded the militia were sent homo southIn to his home Cyr repaired ern Louisiana after sending a letter to Long formally demanding surrenlie said der of the governor’s chair If Long refused he would begin ouster proceedings an IIOOVER Is becoming ner at "christenings” latest in that line was the naming of the American Clipper giant SIn Washington ikorsky amphlblon The plane largest yet built In this accommodates 43 country passengers The First Lady went to Buffalo on Wednesday and addressed the nationnl convention of the Girl Scouts of which she is the 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