| Show if z 6 Inside e Stuff By RAY BAT TUCKER f Subbing for o Paul MaIl Mallon on now t 1 en in vacation W D. D 17 17 surrounding t the h e eti ti Hull Hull demand for for- full adnee ad- ad v nee to peace pmt e treaties lie Jie the experts experts' suspect th that t It Ita a a. sort of Me too top utterance Elf fell lell el I like an an echo as s well as a aary alary ary lary of our long-distance long noves eves eves' for p peaceful a etuI solution of the Ethiopian talc dispute Wh When n Secretary Hull saw the there re f at 1030 in the morning he heIB IB t expressed no oUi- oUi Demand cial comment on ont winds t Like Samuel Hoare's Ho rc's e Ie Too warning t that hat h a t tG G r rea c e a art t Britain ht fight tight If need be to make ni behave Then the noon tiona brought word that Premier ival val of France had backed the the finch British stand stan in a stirring speech it t Geneva It was ryas not until the of the French Italo-French glance al- al alan ilance ance an seemed Imminent that Mr lull called in the correspondents or r an i emergency y press conference tad and distributed his formal statement state state- lent ment ent Mr tr Hull showed th that t he had Iced from the experience n e of ot predecessor cessor ceJ r Henry I Lv L. e Stimson in the affair The United States stepped out as ail an orphan of ot world orld peace that U time e 1 Continued on on J Pate I Inside Stuff StuffS Continued from froni Pate pare One Japan before we re realized that Britain Britain Brit Brit- ain ala Co were not fol following owing us So now Uncle Sam Sani serves as as a private in the p parliamentary rU arm army of f the nations The Th Laval Hoare crackdown has had a the scenes effect at Washington which may Imay prove as strategic as s events at Geneva Trade and diplomatic and military experts are divulging secrets secrets oft off off- the record thc record which may eventually influence American and world opine ion These indicates that il It duce needs a foreign war to avert serious domes domestic domestic do do- mes c trouble trouble and and possibly internal internal internal inter inter- nal conflicts He has invoked emergency measures which 8 shock ock our observers and only the fact tact that he has done them piecemeal conceals their significance He has r reduced corporate Needs War nr dividends to a For Home Ilonie maximum of 6 per Effects c cent e n t expropriated all surpluses and required Italian subjects to cash foreign securities for payment In lire Ure The inflationary trend is partly partly partly part part- ly offset by increased industrial activity activity activity ac ac- ac- ac now but if It production sags for lack Jack of a war Italy will be Ina in ina a a. dire state economically The choice of Ethiopia was Unfortunate unfortunate unfortunate un un- fortunate say the experts Their information reveals reveals- that it is not as rich In resources as Mussolini claims and that climatic and topographical topographical topographical topo topo- graphical difficulties make exploitation exploitation tation both Impossible and II duce would never get his bait back Although George Hansons Hanson's suicide on on the high s as seemed to be entirely entirely entirely en en- unrelated to great International international international moves it casts casU new light on events ve u affecting Washington Moscow Moscow Moscow Mos Mos- cow and Tokio It seems to bear out suggestions that the abrupt note to Russia about communistic activities activities ties tics was dictated by President Roosevelt rather than Secretary Hull Hanson was one of the ablest men in the foreign service Stationed for many years in the Orient he knew the Casts CastA New tues of dives and Light On diplomats of all Events E nations His confidential confidential confidential con con- con con- reports proved invaluable when Japan was pushing her troops into Manchurian fastnesses a few years ago As promotion he was transferred to Addis Ababa when Italy and Ethi Ethl Ethiopia opia opia clashed But en route he ho was shunted to and he died a hearted broken-hearted man What happened was this While speaking at an executive session of the American Russian chamber of commerce in New York he criticised certain policies of the soviet He simply repeated the charges which Mr Roosevelt made in his note to Moscow a few weeks ago But for this offense he was deprived of his hi's pro promotion notion and sent to the diplomatic diplomatic diplomatic diplo diplo- matic hole of Thus Mr Hull disciplined him for setting letting forth Mr Roosevelt's views It is understood that certain banking Interests in interests In- In tere once hostile but now friendly friend friend- ly to the soviet forwarded his off off- the-record the remarks to the state department de de- de- de World war veterans are set to stage an new anti-new deal field day this month unless politically all minded mind mind- ed counselors can smooth out their grievances The Veterans of For For- elg Wars got th their lr hammers out yesterday and the Ameri American an Legion will resolve at St St. L Louis uis the of ot this month The vets are enraged enraged enraged en en- raged over the deaths of their comrades comrades com corn rades during the recent Key Vest West hurricane They brand the Wil- Wil Ijams lIams-Ijams report as as a whitewash whitewash whitewash white wash and have conducted their own Investigations through Florida representatives Extremists Extremists- propose propose pro pre pose condemnation o of the handling of or th the 1935 bonus army They may also denounce legislation barring vets with time peace aliments ailments from tram government hospitals especially as injured C C C bo boys s 's receive such care They have heard that many beds in in federal institutions are occupied oc oc- oc by C C C |
