Show J of Current events TAMMANY HALL ROUTED La Guardia and Dewey Winners in n N Nw Now w York Detroit Detroit Rejects Candidates Backed by the ClO CIO UI J SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WORLD'S WEEKe WEEK e N w pap r Union La Guardias Guardia's Victory AMMAN HALL went do down t to toL TAMMANY T L Inglorious defeat In the New Ne NewYork Vork municipal election Its mayoralty mayor mayoralty alty candidate Jeremiah T Miho ney who ho ho wis sup supported sup sup- supported ported ci also by Jim JIlT LL 4 Farley Fancy and Senator i 1 Wagner was thor thoroughly w whipped by b yr Fiorello II H La Guar Wi dia candidate of the thc fusionists the He Re t t publicans and the f young American La Labor Las bor party dia dla the first reform re form myor ever r L i neey Heney re elected In New NewYork NewYork NewYork York pled pIed Up a majority of The Republicans R hailed the as a great victory for or their party and it was wat wa But it also put the L Libor bor party 1 in iii the position of holding the tho of power in future dec elee in the metropolis Second In interest only to the mayoralty vote ws the fact that Thomas E E Dewey the oung oLing man who smashed organized crime and the rackets in New York was elect elected elected elected ed district attorney defeating liar Har Harold Harold old W Hastings the Tammany nom norn nominee inee ince Dewey who Is only thirty five years old promises reform In the Ule method of ot the office and his record gives assurance these will be car carried nod ried out The Republicans regained control ot of the New York state assembly and of many upstate cities clues i k ClO Loses in n Detroit THE HUE T HE first Important venture of the C lOin I 0 in politics turned out dIsastrously for the is Lewis organization organization tion Patrick H U ODrIen OBrien Its may may- mayoralty mayoralty candidate declared on the stump that labor must seize the reins of ot government in Detroit and every other American city there here v thereupon hereUpon here upon the Detroit electors arose in theIr wrath and swept sept 0 Brien and the C I 0 out of ot the picture Rich Richard Richard Richard ard W VT Reading candidate can candidate backed by the A F of L Lwon won the office by a majority of votes In addition all the five C I 0 candidates for the common council were decisively whipped In New Jersey Senator A Harry Moore Democrat was vas elected gay gov govern governor ern or over Lester H 11 Clee Republican can but only by virtue of a big ma majority majority majority in Hudson county Moore has held the office twice before It was the first time In the state s history that a governor has von won a third term The state constitution pro prohibits hibits a car COl cois re diction bu Moore was elected in 10 1925 and agaIn In 1031 1931 each time for tor a three ear term James It M l Curley who has been three times mayor of Boston and once ce governor of d tr tr d d again for tor the mayoralty but was defeated by Maurice J 3 Tobin lIke Curley a Democrat Philadelphia went vent Democratic as lid dId Pittsburgh which re elected Mayor Cornelius Scully Borah Talks Plainly t TUlLE Republican national vy VV committeemen were ere gatherIng In Chicago for or an Important meet meetIng meeting lag Ing Senator Borah of Idaho jumped Into print with a vigorous denunciation tion of the plan fa to favored by Hoover gand and Chairman HamElton Ham j Elton Uton to hold a mIdterm midterm mid term Republican convention n ext e x t spring for the form of party pal pol r rj j We We h hive ve heard huud a s great deal about usurpation and die die- die senator Borah In recent years ears said Dorah There could be no great greater greater or er exhibition of usurpation or dIe dic dictatorship in hi politics than for a few accredited men to fIt fir the principles and policies for 17 million voters without ever ha haIng ha ha Ing consulted the rl voters or cd their indorsement In iny way The The Republican party Is In its present plight largely because lead leaders leaders ers of the party too lorg ted to tak take counsel of the voters Load Lead Leaders Loaders Leaders ers acted upon the theory th-it th the oters would be led or cudgeled along the road pointed out by the leaders Brussels Conference FORMAL opening of the Far East 5 pece conference ence in 10 Brussels brought out t speeches by the Ute chief delegates of America Britain 1 ranee rance Italy and Russia DavIs for far the United States denounced ro re resort resort sort to armed force as a means of settling International disputes and urged Japan and China to seek seeh a settlement of 01 their conflict by peaceful processes to He Ite continued We belle bellee believe e that operation co-operation between eca Japan and Chi China na is essential to the best interests ot of those two 1 countries and to peace throughout the world orId We believe belleve that such co operation must be do de- de p i C l WINS WIS La Guardia who licked licke Tammany sail and was re-elected re mayor of ot New York In a striking pose as be ii addressed voters by friendship fair play and an confidence If Japan and on ChIna are to co operate it must be beas b bas beas as friends and not as dS enemies rhe h problems underlying Chinese Jap Japi nese relations must be solved on a I basIs that is fair tair to each and acceptable ac acceptable to both Eden for England Ingland and Delbos for fo France seconded these sentiments T Tie e Italian representatives made it I clear Italy would not stand for any an measures measure Japan China was represented by Dr WellIngton Koo Coo who ho said sald We desire de desire sire peace but we know that we cannot can cannot not obtain it in the presence of o Japanese aggression So long as aggression ag aggression persists we are to continue our resistance It Is II not peace at any price that will wil render justice to China or to the thi credit of civilization A committee was named to send sendan sendan an appeal to Japan to open peace negotiations with China and Germany Ger Germany many was asked to recon der her hei refusal to take part in the cooler confer ence enca i Labor Hits Dukes Duke's Tour R denouncing the thi v American tour of the duke and duchess of ol Windsor as a slummIng trip professing to study labor were adopted by the Baltimore Bal Dal y 1 Federa Federation of Labor and dp sp probed pro by President Green of the A F sT of L The attacked t tx x 1 a iCharles Charles Bedeaux Dedeaux W the duke duhe s friend as s sponsor p 0 n s 0 r of the stretch out tern tem k 1 i OfficIals of the l Committee for Industrial In Duchess Duc ss ot of tion while refusing Windsor to be quoted said the attitude of their organization on the Bedeaux system was well known Official and social ashington whIch had been In doubt as to what to do about the distinguished visitors tars tors was relieved when Sir Ronald British ambassador an- an announced an announced he would give a elite din dlO din nei ner nel for the ro al couple as he termed them the da after theIr arrival Immediately thereafter It was made known n that President Roosevelt would entertain the tho duke and duchess at luncheon in the I White House The duke s 5 taL taLc taL on arrival was to toI tobe tobe I I be broadcast over all aU major net net- networks I worl works s but the British Broadcasting I company announced it would riot not pIck up Windsors Windsor's remarks foi fOl re broadcasting in England Bedeaux Dedeaux said the duke while In Inthe inthe inthe the United States would observe these hose sixteen heavy industries Heavy machinery light machin machiner er ar heavy chemical work oil renn rg textiles tobacco steel rubber either ither coal or metallic ore mining manufacturing prepared I foods meat packing logging timber plus lumber milling pulp and md paper production and vegetable and md fruit packing iC- iC X Almost Recognition GREAT r BRITAIN decided to let Jet LJ Franco Spanish insurgent chief hid send consuls to England and to 0 send official agents to the part of Spam pain hf he hf controls This it was in n official circles did not imply of Franco Franca but thought it did and conse ass ll d the government Anho it was vas apparent Britain be Franco was right when hen he said aid in m Burgos the the war var v ar is won von wonT T it Wallace allace Plan Attacked Attack d WALLACE WALLACES S ever ever RY 5 normal granary plan is politically ally inexpedient economically un unsound unsound sound and fundamentally unworkable able ble according to the Cash Grain assocIation of Chicago which sub mUted a brief to a senate subcommittee sub subcommittee committee at a B hearing In Spring Springfield Springfield field old Ill m British Are Aro Enraged have been viff vii JAPAN J TAPAN tN AP and twisting Italy the tail of the th they keepit keep it up ui I 1 it if British lion an be stirred to mW that mighty beast days five lint Brit British Within a lew few actIon and anum a num number ish soldiers were shells In Inthe I Ithe Inthe ber ben wounded by Japanese TI Tl c e EnglIsh Eng English Shanghai at the fighting killings were weri charged the lish there i t for the aid au authe all deliberate in r ret t suicide battal batta battaIon gave n a the escaping ham lom a I ion of Chinese irs In the native natty In Chapel warehouse settle settlement to the quarter h and Jar aries lOese merit ment The dIspute over civer the th had hot admirals a to pre ent tb the of the former rIght night launches up u passage of Japanese reek creek reek after the Soon SCIon area of o the shelling U tie I e r residential outpost where when ent and an was wa quartered English sold were ere 0 shelling of o de Continuous by the Invaders British and J America A frt c clines gored the of the border the lines on and shells feU tel settlement Augusta Au Augusta v lose dose to the thi American Admiral yarn ll s 5 la ship ship- gusta alleged the over is angry Chine Chin in tho tin help i 1 n Iq i giving warfare arid there is a ment I In Tollo Toko to break diplomatic reIn reInI ions I with London This is urged current situation situa situation by the council 01 o i the an on unofficial body composed comPoser tion of high army officers loaders leaders and other influential per persons persons persons council adopted a reso resolutIon resolution sons 1 he lutIon that unless Britain reconsiders Its improper attitude Japan may be forced to take certain determination tam steps of grave the deep n a despite frIendship existing e between the two countries for the list sixty years Japanese troops invaded a part of the international settlement guarded by American marines and seized a Chinese junk loaded with rice General Beaumont comman of ol marines Immediately en entered entered entered a protest and the Japanese apologized but the marines did not notI I consider the incident closed because the Japs didn t I return the junk The British government was not I expected to take any action that would further lurther anger Japan lest it itI I should endanger the of ot the parley in iii Brussels But wise observers ob observers observers servers do not believe the nine er will have PO er treaty conference any definite results tl k More Mora Piracy TALY S latest twist of the lions lion's ITALY I tail came in the form of the bombing and sinking of the British steamer Jean Weems in ill the by a pirate airplane The London Daily Dally Herald s Barce Barcelona Barcelona lana lona Carl reported that the Spanish loyalist government as asserted asserted asserted that the plane bore markings showing tha that t it was as piloted by Bruno Mussolini son of the Italian premIer The pilot gave the freighter screw s crew only five minutes to take to life hIe lifeboats lifeboats boats and then sank the Weems wIth bombs The British battle cruiser Hood was sent at full speed from Palma Majorca to Barcelona to invest investigate investigate gate the attack In parliament the critics of the government led by David Lloyd I George demanded a stronger Brit British British ish Mediterranean policy polley Lloyd George flayed the government for bolsterIng up the international corn com on nonintervention in Spain v whose hose history after 14 months he do de denounced denounced as discreditable and des il p- p Morocco Uprisings NATIONALIST N uprisings In in 1 French Morocco which have been giving the French government a lot of trouble are blamed on agents of a foreign totalitarian power meaning Italy The disorders main mainly mainly mainly ly in Casablanca Fez and Med na were d by troops mostly Senegalese Sen Senegalese res ncr and hundreds e d dof s of arrests were m-ide m The nationalists plotted to set u uan up an independent Arab state Wl Moulay El EI Fassi Fassl as king Budget Conference WHILE SAT MILE members of congress were ere beginning to move to toward toward toward ward Washington for the nary aary session President Roose elt r li liIn I in his 1110 IJ Je Park home was as busy planning means meag of I Carrying on the gov OV e I pec ally program as was he Q 1 tere ted in the bu g-d g and rel ii 11 ic I 1 flitters n t rid Ild to d dIse Ise on thIs he called in rn k ncr ner S Eccles head t I tl ti tic c c l M 51 S reserve Secretary system T I u l an and d dI E D DIrector Bell Belt dv alre we voi there and nd ill listened closely to Mr EC-cles EC r rb rEC Er EC eles les buness buess LUI rr r b bu u ness ess conditions an and lh the e sin stock slack ck r n r rIt ket ct situation It was as decided b by th lh the y Pres dent that at the Com Commod mod t 4 Cre Credit tion corporation ion should forthe forie provide 80 8 for the ie corn loans obtaining th the e monty from the Om ande and repa repaying rePa mg the la itter agency when the e necessary co congress makes Officials of oX the Agriculture ure ment sent gave ge corn grov growers e s sit the will I ln In r 50 cents i 1 bushel en 0 th the 1 large arge 1937 1037 crop rop The 10 loan ln will be e made ac accorn according to current pia plans ns on field corn rn testing 14 15 1 5 p per e ens C ce content or less The 50 ic e e 0 cent rate rat will Ill ill be reduced one on corn corO more lore moisture |