Show news review of current events the world over I 1 germany enraged by her condemnation by league council work relief Pr program 0 going boino 0 forward compromise bonus measure or B by y EDWARD W PICKARD C western newspaper union in aby ri ERMANY was thoroughly enraged 0 by the acton action of the league of na council in adopting the trl loer 1 condemning the belch for violating the treaty of bit versailles by rearm ing and it was expected nitter would ninke make a defiant retort As a first 4 step lie he sent from ills his bavarian retreat in to secretary of state von buelow to protest En glands de defection at sarv sa and eye geneva this von van adolf hitler let buelow did deli delivering dabe the message to ambassador sir kric eric a LP hipps for transmission to london the german pi press ess was loud in li denunciation of the league aind lit g the soviet delegate came in for of tile the abuse because 1 lie e gelia delivered the chief speech in ili of the resolution at the council session just jilt recently Cert nany granted gran teil to russia A credits amounting to io ahland i land also was nas assailed for abandon I 1 ling king germany but in warsaw it as is by officials that poland was still k the friend of the reich one ne simper there said quite truly that tile it complaint against germany was a h ormal formal matter because the discussion could not result in any actual uon of the me problem but only bring i something like emotional relief strange as it may seem the jews V in germany are warmly supporting in this controversy the fol owing lowing message was sent to him the lie league cague of national german jews aws stands unshaken in its loyalty to the he fatherland and hopes the govern i t ments ants defense policy will not be changed anaed on account of the geneva genera proceedings roce edings german resentment against great britain Is especially warm because she feels she was deceived in the recent negotiations consequently she thinks britaina Brit ains prestige as a mediator in con affairs Is destroyed des troied during tile the councils discussion I 1 arras the turkish sli member arose stated flatly that if any changes in the existing treaties were made or tolerated his country would claim the aright tabt to fortify the dardanelles Darda nelles in violation nation of the treaty of lausanne ile he ff cven milled hinted that the turks might tollow follow plow Hit hillers lers example and not wait for permission sir john simons imme aate and sharp reply was it r i feel sure my honorable colle colleague ague 11 not expect me to say any more at this abis stage than that I 1 must naturally imade all reservations regarding it d a laval laral of france and baron of jt i italy supported simon in his big rebuke of filhe turkish revisionism S 4 laval carried back to paris a draft vf t the mutual assistance pact with cussia tor for submission to the french it Cabinet litvinov was still insistent f i that the two countries should enter d ilnyo into a rea real military alliance and it may i te be that he be will carry his point in the f of many observers such a treaty would be declared invalid by the It league of nations the administrations great VV work relief program gets under dway I 1 way one of tile the most important parts 10 of it the purchase of material supplies li 71 1 will have to be started fw a e at once a I 1 it Is ex 7 peered that this will vt t 11 absorb about 1700 t vf J of the total i aum nm according t to 0 au t fv sources to in Vas washington dashington hington this part beof the program will ibe supervised by rear near ill ad Admiral iral christian J jjr peoples M pic s now procure ament officer in the adm admiral I 1 I 1 treasury peoples en I 1 the navy supply deop ta corps la in 1000 as assistant paymaster band later aeve developed loped the navys present purchasing system when franklin D roosevelt was assistant secretary ot of the navy he and peoples became A close friends 31 jil the admiral presumably will have charge of drafting the regulations ator for material purchases but it Is un tile the actual buying of supplies tot for work relief projects will in most Jin instances stances be handled by the states and prather tether operating cooperating co agencies Ilo however wever certain commodities like cement that hlll be needed la in immense quantities b a ill y w will ill be purchased centrally fro as soon as the president says at the word the federal bureau of lir public roads roada and the various state departments are ready to clump into the work of grade crossing elimination the building of 0 arterial IF highways and similar projects tho the dwork relief act earmarks tor or such undertakings and the sum bum binay be increased by the president to ka 1061 billion the roads bureau already ahas dhas ABB of grade crossing allm 00 Ina nations tlona and other projects contracted ciffer under authority granted by con gt faress gress last year officials revealed and y these contracts are to be met with y work ork relief money E arthur W brandts brandt president of 0 the american AmerIc Rn association of state nigh way officials advised a congressional committee recently that states were prepared to wipe out dangerous crossings if ns as much as 1500 was made available S SEVEN EVEN agencies of the government are organizing to combat the dam age done by tile the constantly recurring dutt storms they are the AAA farm credit administration emergency relief administration soil brosl erosion on service bureau bure au of plant industry and bureau of agricultural engineering the efforts officials said hlll III in elude shipping reed feed foo food d and water into the st riken arens areas of texas oklahoma new mexico kansas and colo rado starting work ork relief projects on roads private lands and the public do main planting of fast growing groi ng and hardi hard crops as ground acner in areas w here moisture bolst tire conditions permit and listing operations this utter latter work Is nn jin attempt to present soil blowing away by making alternate ridges and I 1 tuii u I 1 I 1 0 irs S I 1 E IDENT iossi vl IT called P senator se antor pat harrison of mississippi to tile the white house for a conference concerning the veterans bonus bill I 1 I 1 7 w chich already has passed the house liar alson Is chairman of the senate finance committee and the administration ginistra min istra tion looked to him to devise a way to spike the measure which Is so objectionable to the president in its present greenback form fo rm other majority I 1 leaders e a d e r s in pat harrison congress also were busy with the problem and the result was the introduction in congress of a compromise bill which it was believed the president would accept if it were passed this measure would make bonus certificates mature in 1939 instead of 1015 1045 they could be converted immediately into 3 per cent bonds veterans who wanted cash alg right away could sell the bonds losing only tile the interest they other otherwise iNise could obtain until II arrison said this would ola cost more than the present bonus law but far less than thi tha patman bill passed by the house to 0 pay the bonus with in n new money milo warner vice commander of the american legion said this bill was absolutely not acceptable to that organization heads of veterans organizations izat ions and various others were invited to testify at committee hearings on the bill SENATOR nudy DUET LONG called to IJ gether his complaisant legislature in baton rouge and ordered it to pass some new laws that would give him complete control of city finances elections and expenditures of federal relief funds secretary ickes went right up in the air and announced that it the laws were enacted louisiana would get none of the public works money whereupon the kingbi sh told him he could go to the nether regions since the money had already been deposited to the account of the new orleans sewer and water board the state court very properly recognizes our men as that board now so BO how Is ickes going to get his money back long asked when he starts that well show him what a smart man he aint it if ickes and the balance of the brain trust callner hold their breaths until we send for them therell be several corpses and the country will be better off 11 0 OVER VER in turkey the women until recently were forced to lead lives ct cf seclusion in the harem and to go veiled when in public cut but nil all that Is changed the other day tho the twelfth congress of the international alliance of women tor for suffrage and equal citizenship opened in istanbul with abut about thirty nations represented and mrs corbett ashby of england in the chair and the women of turkey unveiled and in modish european garb were the proud hostesses of the hundreds of delegates among the questions discussed were the situation and rights of women the position of women in the liberal professions the political and civil rights of women the means women can use to prevent war under kemale rule the women of the republic of turkey have been granted parliamentary and city votes and have entered enthusiastically into all li branches ranches of life civic professional industrial du and sporting WITHOUT any effort to break speed records capt edward A musick and five companions landed land edthe the big pan amerlean american airway clipper ship pioneer in hawaii 18 hours and 31 minutes after they took off from alameda calif this was tile the first exploratory flight for a service that will toon soon be ba extended clear across the pacific to canton the proposed intermediate stops being hawaii midway islands wake islands guam and the philippines the operating bases are now cow in process of construction VINO ING DORIS BORIS of Dul bulgaria garla lias has foiled kadother Ka another nother attempt to force him frow from its his precarious throne upon discovery of an alleged fascist plot lie ordered that three prominent political leaders ho be arrested and held in jail their friends sought to free them by storming the jail but were repulsed those seized are alexander caulion Za ulion hoff leader ot of the democratic entente kozma geor giofre beff head of the macedonian party and il former police president of sofia JOHN OIIN 11 mccarl the able efficient and independent comptroller general of the united states has annoyed the new dealers on several occasions no now lie he threatens to ta block the plans of the t AAA for lifting the restrictions strict ions on spring wheat planting and at the same time continuing to pay the farmers for crop reductions that would not be called for declaring I 1 I 1 T T they wished to avoid shortages due to the lust dust storms the J i D R mccarl ceals of the AAA said the farmers would be paid tor for the abandoned reductions in acreage it if they would promise to curtail thel their r planting gg next nest year mr mccarl 1 asked d for further information on this matter and indicated he could not approve of 0 t the he plan though AAA men declared he had not dot ruled definitely against it chester 0 davis AAA administrator might not be content to abide by such a ruling if it were made and tile the administration might refuse to accept it IL mr mccarl a republican holds his office under a law which specifies that the comptroller general shall be appointed to a 15 year term and can be removed only by death or impeachment nevertheless attorney general cummings it Is understood gave it as his opinion that lilie like any other presidential appointee lie he could be removed at the pleasure of the president lie ile based this opinion on a ruling of the supreme court in the case of a postmaster who was ousted by president coolidge the court holding that the president was within his rights under article 2 of the constitution so it may be the new dealers xiii will seek to have mr mccarl ousted before his term expires in 1030 it Is interesting to read that the nebraska progressive league made up of 0 liberal republicans Is planning the organization of mccarl for president clubs in that state and afterward in all others george W kline its chairman says he be was asked to support mccarl for president in 1930 1936 by friends of senator george W norris the comptroller general Is a graduate of the university of nebraska law school and for years was mr norris secretary A A teaching of communism 1 in some of our universities and I 1 the adoption of that cult by a large number of half baked young men and women in those institutions has long been debated and denounced by patriotic citizens student strikes and small riots have been frequent and there have been many demands for the suppression of these reds and pinks the latest big institution of learning to be brought into the limelight in this matter is the university of chicago whose faculty contains several decidedly radical instructors and its student body many youthful followers of marx mars and lenin because of charges made by a prominent drug store magnate the illinois senate has just adopted a resolution calling for a thorough and complete investigation by a senatorial committee of five to determine whether any foundation exists tor for charges that subversive communistic mu muni teachings are going on la in wholly or partly tax exempt colleges es and universities universia sit les of this state IR OSWALD MOSLEY chief of the S SIR british fascists has committed his organization to a policy of anti ism fully as severe as that of the lit ler nazis at a riotous m meeting of his black shirts in leicester mosley said for the first time I 1 openly and publicly challenge jewish interests in this country comm a n d I 1 n g commerce commanding the press commanding the cinema dominating the city of london they sir s old are killing industry with their sweat mosley 1 l shops these great interests are not intimidating and will not intimidate the fascist movement of the modern age leaders of more than of chi cagos jewish organizations assembled to indorse the campaign of the american jewish congress for consolidation soli solid dation atton of all organized jewish action the chief speaker was the famous rabbi stephen S wise national president and founder of the congress con gresa in the course of his address he said 1 I want the day to come when no jew shall live in germany mariy not one I 1 want the day to come although I 1 shall not dot live to see it when the jew will be a regretted memory in germany just as their presence was a blessing and an ennoblement in every sense D OBERT GORDON SWITZ of new ojersey v jersey and his wife who had been in jail in france for about ac 16 months on charges of espionage were finally tried and found guilty but were set tree free by the court because they had turned states evidence and helped in the apprehension of their accomplices twenty two others were convicted and given prison terms ot of varying length |