Show news review of current events the world over president raps tugwell for budget 0 prediction job program moves rapidly farmers farmere indorse corn hog control for 1936 ly by EDWARD W 0 awra vii Hi himer mpr apap r usa us a I 0 a on of agriculture and once considered bead aan of the brain trust made a ol ch at los ios angeles An clea the other day t that it a t called forth a tharp sharp kobuke from president itolle koo e velt veil addressing a democratic gathering tugwell as a arted that uie the ad mInt ministration could satisfy every humanitarian man mani tartan demand and nd sull balance R 0 tugwell the budget in lom lo M mr in a press scolded the newspapers for printing what lie be called crazy 4 and went on to declare that Tuc welli sells assertion was waa almost as aa d go ai the predictions thrown out by many political ot ob brief that eliat the budget probably would never cover be balanced again tugwell a statement quite quit AS an wild BS as uie the newspaper stories he remarked because became tugwell knew a little more about the budget than the newspaper men the Preel dent said eald he h and hla his advisers were about to make a study of the financial situation and that until the budget to la finally drafted about the first of the year not dot even be knows know what shape it will take ivery effort he paid ald nouli to be made to hold bold the regular government departments depart menta down to the figures a of this fiscal year but te le would mould make no as a to emergency ons for needy persona by november Nove niber 15 and un an end of tho the dole by rember december 1 ahat was the forecast made by the new df ciul piul al ers era in washington and it appeared I 1 reliable of accomplIsh accomplishment meriL of said staten will mill receive no ino direct relief allotments allot mints from the for december and that the november veti iber cra franta titis will mill he be great crent ly reduced ahe employment pro grant li Is a month behind but bill Is now nov being curried carried forward rapt lly ily I 1 i ery state director of the alie hall hn been beell alvn given a job goal by administrator harry 1 I Il and wun was told by that gentleman I 1 lh for carrying wit out these objectives through pro airo tiding work on approved pro projects jeLts rods squarely on you an november opened teofie state ante had 1 ahto and every day CAmpt general mccarl wai moil nit more to thi ir ardit in the federal treas try tiry of the 1110 tents tenta thuly ehdy approved tn in aa profett IT by 1 resident president acarl ani SS 24 of the th 1 I 07 8 it definitely al I 1 wit tei fur for ala by the president preside ut mccarl lind treasury tren nury iii arrants for all but 11 aw DT nahil 1 I I 1 have a N maji r vic to ry and are corr correspondingly spon plated elated lly ily a maj majority rIty of something like 10 to 1 the corn hot ws producers have r anbi Tn Bi vote I 1 for a contin evv once anca of tile the r rop p a ad ahr 0 tig ig I 1 enother nn year in i complete returns return ev r sj alolu tile the n t 2 ell duni vi tant tl t the pr pro anin via nai 1 i A Imor pil by a nin aid julty in every one k of tile the 11 1 notates a 1 es 1 L from which tot jofs chester C were irce rived davis lv it la 14 only lint ural that we should be with ith the apparent ai al of virjust ment given by corn ant an I 1 hog farm erv era anid Cl cheater iester C Q davis AAA as he lie he re mine in at washington Washl neton it if the final results ber beer out present indications indication another voluntary contract ill be altered for both corn an I 1 hoyi hogs in a fo fornal amil statement davis ein ahas e d earlier a that the A AA A k would si siek beck ek a 25 to SO 10 per cent increase ia bog ho production next year the I 1 need for In increase ing th the pork supply of the nation will te kept in mind to in liana flare fur for the next con tract I 1 afore the of the voting toting were ere known president Predl dent roosevelt an bounced tentative plans for making the AAA over from an euia to a pru iane ancy agency the administration i a C ca policy of enabling farmers to market their crop in a more or derly fashion fath lon secretary of ag AB rai alture N all ice announced a corn lonn loan of 41 4 ceno a bushel on the he crop ballal available 1 from decain ber I 1 until next july I 1 the tha corn com credit corporation had al rey this anti and akel a frova from the II 11 r 0 to i provide the ilece esary funds I 1 wallace that about MOM would be b i d to corn growers under this borrowers must aga sign the ali AAA corn hog bog control contracts contract the loans loam will be made on corn which it if shelled would arade arad no 8 3 or bet ter the grallo grade requirement lust last year called for was wan no 4 the loan loaa rate rat then will wai 63 55 cents a luibel bushel cleague p renitent defied the league of nations nation and ad its ita sane ant tlona in a speech at the th ration of the naw university in rome home he ha said t la in the face of an aim economic siege leff toward which all civilized people of the should feel supreme eme shame la in the face of an experiment which they wanted to tests test for the first time against the italian people lot let it be said aalde 1 we will oppose it with our most moat implacable resistance with our most moat firm decision and with out our most supreme contempt however it was waa announced in geneva that the dues dace was waa willing to negotiate for peace with ethiopia and there was wa a possibility the league would delay for 15 13 days day the tha application of further penalties kingi king victor emmanuel issued a decree putting the entire italian merchant marine va a war basja basis prime minister Bald baldwin wins reply to mussolini a defiance was waa a blunt assertion that great was prepared to resort to force it if noe necessary to carry out it abe sanctions the british government mads made new protests protest to italy against italian press attacks on britain and antl propaganda to in egypt and three more destroyers were sent ent from gibraltar to malta avas the league of mclona nas gogul forward with its lt plans fur for the imposition of sanctions against italy its asked the united states government to comment on this policy for the attitude of this country Is consid deml eral jitni to tte the success of the program secretary of otate hull replied promptly but with extreme cau caution tiou coni comment mont secretary bc c tary y on the tak hull en by the league powers and inferentially declining to cooperate in the sanctions the answer home tenor was dictated by president eVOlt was sent dent to minister allson at berne berm it only sit bit forth the mott moves s made by the united states under the neutrality act and restated our gov erni neuta hope for world pence peace in press mr hull stressed the fact that this country will ill con dinue to move independently to keep free ant untangled as president roosevelt has promised citizens are not respecting A spec tIng the embargo on shipments to italy atall and to an extent that satisfies tile the therefore the president id 1 shoil this atron la a with the tha conflict be t cen chloi l la and italy I 1 have hare carried into deflect the will and intent of the rc solution re bantly enacted by congress N 9 6 havo have prohibited all shipments of arms ammunition and implements or of war ar to the belligerent govern menta ts ily by my public statement of Oi Oct Loher N B which was emph astred by the setre secretary tary of state on october 10 we have hate warned american citizens against transactions of any character with either of the bel be indent nations except at their own risk tula to Is determined determine not to leowe involved in the controversy tro versy and Is anxious for the res and maintenance of peace Illo however wever la in Us tie course of war tempting trade opportunities may be offered to our people to supply materials which would mould prolong the war I 1 do not believe that tant tile the american people will ill vash for ab normally increased that tern tem por pora arlly rily might te be secured by great ly extending our trade in such nin ma terl als nor would they w ish inn the struggles on the to be prolonged bemuse of profits accruing to a small number of american citizens accordingly the american gov got eminent Is keeping informed as ar to all shipments consigned for export to te both bellise belligerents rents T tremors that ww were afelt L felt in many localities all tho the way from spokane Siok nr mil and calgary to now e york and antl bloston wr were sever mt est la in helena ker here at least two larsons were bof n 1 many in jared numerous weak by the th former temblor in the montana e ww were down and tha property losses loisea nere ere con constitutionality of the 2 gaffey coal art an a highly con measure mea Bure in t to be b paired on ca by the supreme court the way w wu wa u opened when justice jew jesse ad king of the district of columbia supreme court granted to t the carter coal company a temporary injunction government en of the act la 14 allowing the issuance of a temporary injunction justice ad ikins denied another order which would have restrained the government from collecting the penalty prescribed by the act for nonce m bllance pl lance ho he directed that the coal company post poat a bond of 1500 a day for ten days daya to insure stockholders of tbt ox company against a lose through imposition of the penalty should the act be held constitutional tut tiati ional onaL regardless of the th district supreme courts court decision on the con rationality of et the art act the teat case will be carried to the supreme court for a final decision by the company or the gove government rumen attorneys sald jill L T leagues committee of 68 58 inore or less eminent lawyers got into trouble by offer lua log free legal services la in antl anti new deal litigation someone protested to the american ijar bar association and that body grievance committee bag ha been asked for an opinion on the ethics of the offer it was wai reported that the members of the leagues committee had been cited for unethical practices but the bar association so dented denied till this had bad yet been beba done la Is no lack of potential candidate for the republican presidential nomination the latest boom to be informally launched la in for gov GOT alt alf if 11 london landon of kansas often mentioned as a a possibility the other ether day there was a gathering in topeka of party leaders including in members embers of the tate state committee state office holders congressmen a and ad senator arth arthur ur gov landon capper and after some onie oratory they unanimously and enthusiastically indorsed endorsed Indor sed the gov bruor for tim the nomination landon had not hindlea indicated tt d whether hether he would be ba a candidate it le he will the MOTO movement will probably be given formal status at the annual K kansas ansas day dinner in toped on january aj the seventy fifth anniversary of the state amatea a admission to the union TWO jve tragic airplane accidents accident marked the week in the united beates the huge buce hoeing boeing bombl nit plane built tor for the army largest land plane in the country was as belog being tested near dayton ohio when it fell and burst into flames maj 11 I 1 P hall chief testing pilot was killed and four others were injured I 1 leitl IL K X and L F harman risked their lives to res cue those trapped in the wreck and were ere themselves painfully burned another plane rebuilt and undergoing tests teats by the united air lines line crushed crashed against a small bill near cheyenne sail anil the four mccu bauts were hurled to death buffered otte one of the worst goods floods in its history fully draulis resulted and the property daniee la in estimate 1 at 12 halt half of it sustained by the united fruit ito ilo ports of the disk dl stater ster re ahing ie were meager an vague and the mortality list way be greatly increased increase ol later latew ANG CHING WEL pre premier niler of waag welli clilia tift and two tho other were mounded by an assassin in martial law was declared there immediately the ileno japanese aws agency crediting chinese sources nour cea tild t 6 ild the as lesla wits was a nicu iber of uie the central creca alte committee of the N ruling chine chinee e party ChI chiaiese LIeSe sources asserted lie be was as a citizen of a foreign power the reuter keuter newa nes agency reported angs assailant aRa llant was a Japa japanese newspaper man gossip in washington wahington A Is that senator vie lc donahey of ohio may be ignited by the administration to be the democratic candidate for vice president next year mr garrier clarner of course coarse can have a if be really wants anti it but there thera to Is some reason to believe that he would mould prefer to to private life after nearly furty forty years of public seles dona beys impressive victory over con a FOR in 2 end and his him well known vote rote getting betting ability lead some prominent democrats to think it be wile to put hird on the ticket as ur mr Roosevel ts running mate al 1 U I hrit former mayor i JIMMY of rew new lork ork has ended kils his til ahrea years of self d exile evil aril returned to the metropolis jasmany laiu many liall hall which made him took no irro part in rn the wel come secord 1 him but enouch 11 0 oth th tra era joined in the affair to nil all or eight laats that mot met the liner manhattan at thie these included delegat delegations iono froni from the fri ars are club the lainas I club and the grand street dose association of which jummy was waa itco fireside riL |