Show N news lie ws review of current events the world over dedoes of the hoover lavol laval conference tremendous victory of british conservatives japan weaken in manchurian affair by EDWARD W PICKARD P PHE nemier MIKIl I 1 AVAL baa has ailed matted back home happy la it the belief that his conversation with prest dent hoover accomplished a great deal toward fettling lIng world problems lemi and mr hoover and aud his aldi presumably are equally others in america and fu vu rope are doubtful Ilo however wever d c it d u c eions from the rath er vague statements issued by the pres dent and the pro pre efer are that the donator dorah ari r a a a I 1 achievements of the conference are these cooperation co operation between the united states and crane france on the economic and financial rem remedias edits necessary to end the worldwide depression eslon recognition of the act fact that oer I 1 er many macy may find and it necessary nece scary to call for examination reexamination re of its capacity capac tty to pay par reparations ai an provided by the young plan in lieu of extension exten elon of the Ir hoover Driver moratorium main cenance of jib ba gold standard and a stabilization of each inge rates through the medium of internal lional monetary conference if nee essary an e end nd of the drive 0 on the is dollar so far as trench holders thereof are concerned au at I 1 an excel lent understanding of the political problem problems which underlie such ques lions ai al disarmament senator projection of himself ond end ills hi opinion opinions into the discus slone will be a object subject of excited speen lation for some time to come whether or not be he tried to steal the spotlight he almost sue acceded in doing just that when be he bluntly told the I 1 trench correspond ants that the versailles Versal peace treaty would have to bo be revised especially in regard to the polish corridor and the division of hungary and that the united states would not enter into oily any pact in lot astr conversations with at laval at ard d with attus lez the minis ter from poland mr bit borah stuck to his pronouncements though be he admitted considerable ignorance of conditions in central europe it U laval treated the chairman of f the senate committee on forello foreign n rela lions with politeness I 1 trench reach newspapers dismissed his dugges eions as its childish MANY TANT of the berlin papers iva caned called the parley in washing ton a failure but german statesmen ULo tIdally expressed their eat sat because president hoover a advised v sed eu europe rope li it must get together and arrive at a n dec mile agreement not only on reparations but on mar debts belits aso also he ile did not it was as remarked address address lit himself to france and ger many alone it wits as bald said that gennan german dina grandl feare fears that ibo the coun try might be placed at the mercy of france it if the washington failed tailed to accomplish a joint sola ion tion had bad proved unwarranted and tl at the problems are now before asuro pe as a whole berlin feels that an il conference on war debts and reparations must be called quickly germany derived further satisfaction from the visit to berlin of dino grand grandl foreign minister of italy the italian pledged his country try to help germany in the task of overcoming its present great difficulties and the berlin also believe tint the tile forthcoming trip of signer signor grandl to washing ton will further clarify the elgua tion and redound to the benefit of germany blat BRITAIN 11 went vent to the polls and gave the national aist 1st eo eminent of ramsay macdon aid a most roost astonishing victory tile labor party was as almost wiped out to so tar far as an parliamentary membership goes and the conservatives are in full control though at this writ ing the returns are not quite corn coin it Is to known that cery mem meal her of the cabinet Is elected reelected re ex capt sir william jowett attorney general who lost to another con athe candidate and chancellor of the Fi exchequer chequer I 1 billip snowden who ho was not a candidate the success of I 1 rime Sl minister InIster macdonald Mn cDonald himself at seaham harbor was in debt for n time but he won by a good majority aang the victors were lady nancy ncy astor and ls is count I 1 lor son of I 1 arl ileathy labor party lender leaders who nent don in defeat include arthur hen lien derson len I 1 en T I 1 en turner john clynes and margaret nond Held they and other prominent I 1 abor lies iles will be prodded ded with seats la ter through ethew resignation of member representing eure sure uen cles sir oswal I 1 hosley el wealthy leader of the mew party was a poor third in till his district dietr lct the triumph of lie tile conservative conservatives fit I 1 so 0 o tremendous tant it may prove embarrassing and nd result in the downfall of prime minister mac mae donald the tories 1 have such a huge majority that they probably will take over the control of the government in bat that case it is 1 expected they will undertake to pan protective tariff legislation though stanley baldwin aldwin li and other consert Con nilve leaden have been rather net committal on that subject R RADICAL republican congress men eight in number have served notice on the regular republican republicans bat that they will not coop erate with thi latter lu the organ littlon of the house unless au their demands for agricultural onil and relict relief are given con atlin these la follette Fo ilette followers lo Aers according to their cespa per in madison are to bold a meet hg within a few week and have invited the attendance of radical representatives from other states namely phillp D swing cull call p II 11 11 II campbell iowa florello flor elv la Itt ardla dia few kew I 1 york james if sinclair north dakota 0 it lovette tennessee and paul 3 evale minnesota financial experts D democratic in the senate are proposing the crea creation tiou ot a 2000 pool by the government for immediate ro discounting of frozen real estate so 0 o entities and other blow slow paper in the hands of banks rho plan waa was put forward by bena henn csc tor ter bulkley of ohio f ho called it a corollary of the hoover emerge emergency econ economic program tic urged that it should be carried sen bulkley out through an ea government agency tall er than a new one ara 1 sul suggested the federal land banks ills idea Is that the government should float bonds to raise the huge believing that uch such an leruo do a lot in drawing currency out of hoarding senator alame of virginia who li Is lip spokesman for the democrat democrats on banking matter matters gave the bulkley plan hie file approval both these fen sen are on the banking now engaged in drafting new legislation have declared their opposition to any tampering with the federal reserve la in the effort to get that to rediscount new paper to meet the our the admon sra naval economy pro gram reached the acrimonious stage william howard gardiner president of the navy league A it chiv ulan man gave out a stati statement attacking the presidents president a navy construction poll clee and accusing mr air hoover ofa bismal agnor ignorance nee of the reasons why by naulea are main talked the I 1 resident retorted the announcement that I 1 a e would appoint a committee to in investigate estI gate tile lie charges made by gardiner beclar ing they were full fail of untruth untruths and misstatements and that at the con elusion of the tile inquiry tie lie would ex hect a public apology from oar jar diner to the licit till S lion ilon dollar private pool formed according to the president presidents a pro hosala hare bare been coming in so plentifully from all sill part parts of the country that its managers informed the president it loan about to put the cr dit eten extension sion plan into oper atlon by bearing heir ing banks turn their good but frozen assets into cash for business purposes hopeful of buoyant results froin from the plan the administration has dropped for the time being its con lem plated action fc fe streng thening railroad bonds oil wail WAR on his return to washington Nas hington reported to I 1 resident hoover what hat he learned in ln the philippines and immediately thereafter sir hoover announced that in ble opinion in dependence for the islands at this time without assurances of economic liability stability mould lead to disaster he ile knolls homeer ho weter weer that a it large group in congress perhaps perlin ps a majority in jacb house ie Is ready to vote for independence eo ad he Is getting ready to biffer a new policy for the elands islands that he ile hopes III head off such legislation policy provides tor for american ca c in giving the philippines economic and governmental alty etythe the mel methods to be pre presented dented in the Prest dAts message at the opening of 0 con congress greal in to december II 11 wishes to foster tho the establish m t of efficient elf self government and to promote i remote the development develop m ent ot of foreign market for the product products of the islands 3 trouble troubles tn in cyprus eco ENGLAND continued although troops were 1 I brought brou elit to the island folind by plane from egypt and warships were w e r 0 concentrated col th thero e r 0 the unrest was reported to be breading prea ding to malta t the tile Cyp cypriote mant ant their island turned eye over to greece and find t h a e ail apparently seek union with italy the governor of cipra sir leonald storrus ls chome official rel reel dence in nikolla N ronald as burned by the this storrus rioters reported later that the altu situation in the islands town towns as eai ler ter except la in cyrenia Ky renia la where here mobs tried to tear down the british flag and holt hoist the flag of greece in ome some other place places the natives fought the troop troops and burned customs tome buil building dingi the bishop of korenia ai so among those arrested it Is not at all surprising to learn that the third ale ii Is blamed for the ou tLeta in cyprus and the unrest in malta the colonial mice in london has bits known for ionic uwe that comin communist anisto were working la in choso islands through the british branch of the league I 1 a against imperialism and it wai was discovered the other day that the communists had planned to blow tip up the immense naval and private tores stores of oil in cyprus it as also learned that maltese organizations organization colled callea en their merchant cil throughout tho mediterranean to join in a boycott of british goods NIO must admire the nerve and steady persistence of japan even if her right rights and motive motives are questionable As tho the manchurian affair stand stands now slow the arc are ready to flet china it mt lot ti ia nece I 1 ear oar to enforce the dem deni indi andl though they protect prefer ily peaceful intention intentions they itt b i 0 defied te tile league of nation nations Y ing to listen to the order of tb th igue council counell that they withdraw elt troops u manchuria to the ron rant be fore november 10 when tin flit coun ell cli til reassemble t con cobmand mand ed the chinese government to re pair at once a river bridge which wai was damaged by bomba bombs from thi ir own planes places and now they have cent sent through foreign Al MI oleter dehorn a it friendly warning I 1 to tae te soviet rosalan urging that troop demonstration demonstrations on the manchurian Manc hurlan siberian border be discontinued baron ShIde Shi deharo barn told moscow he uns deeply concerned over theme military movements and that they were causing an unpleasant effect on both chi nese and japanese soldiers when the league council meet japan aall lay iny before it as part of ita case a lift list of treaties tre atlea blell it contends china has failed tailed to tor respect tokyo refuse refuses to consider r the proposal to refer aliee p lial c t to the tile hague peace pence court holding n there Is I 1 no difficulty in their inter pre pret atlon tation 0 avril in jugo JugoS tavla they are going to have an Impo important election on november 8 and it may result tn in the curbing of the royal power recently ft F t peter etc lieutenant general of the royal guard and a popular fill ure re in thi tho coun try became premier kow vow he ha bas been compelled to resign conin combile its slon ir fr the army to conform to the kinge kings kidding that he lie place himself as a peter r the civilian nt at ia head aa of a tile aa govern ment party list tn in the election some political oh sener ers see tn in the king i a action a subtle move to deprive of bis his areat strength P conr who wa was sentenced AL to eleven ears in prison ant fined by I 1 ederas judge wll wil kerson in chicago for income tax frojd Is to remain in the tile county jail there until the d state states of appeals passes on bis his case he ile hoped to be reversed relec reler sed on ball but thil this the appeals court refused though it decreed that he should not be sent to leavenworth immediately dia tely as an judge wilkerson preferred philip daydrea DAc DArS drea res capones calones body guard during the trial was sen fenced to fix six months tn in jail by budge gilkerson NIl kerson on the charge of contempt of court lie fie was found to bo be carrying a revolver into the cour courtroom broom and the judge consid ered him a part of the hoodlum or that tried to intimidate the governments witnesses P men who passed nay aay during the week included ironald W hoyden boyden american meru ber her of the world court at tir tile john 31 bollman man prest dent of a great hotel corporation and charles A comiskey owner of the chicago american itcague baseball club fa HW west fra ils alvid 4 |