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Show PAGE TWO News Review of Current Events the World Over jQermanys Economic Crisis "Now Worries the Government NRA Seems Due for Modification Plot to Kill Caffery Foiled. STazi Howe About: PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT mads pleat ant visits to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, Inspects government proj- An Affecting Letter ects and talking reassuringly to the Inhabitants Then the cruiser HousSentiment ton headed for (mtagena, ColomOur Courts bia, for a short stop before going to National Topics Interpreted WXC Servica. the Canal Zone. (, Ball Kv William Bruckart At Colon practically tbe entire ) population was. out- - to see Mr. By ED HOWE Roosevelt, and be was cheered all was the North Dakotan it dfl(7. a LATELY note mw sent Jul of by a Instead the way through the canal to BalWashington. the fight against who conducted to a merchant which of doldrums, patron, a be to boa. There he landed and motored proving Johnson and the recovery read: Dear sir: Reference to our r.hielr la so often General to Paaama City, where he was the In c',nfer8 las !L1 administration the in ;book ahow that you. have tor eome die ffo-guest of President Arias at dinner of what Senator NJ1 because ter Capital, National i he years paid your bills promptly, la and delivered an address. Returnl:.h. on felt was our grumbling about patrons whe It has turned out of In ing to Houston, the President began favor MI, little fellow and fow or do not politically, be one to the busiest, Paof across the W . t all. the Journey He made so much noise we feel we should business. U It of A result recent express la appreciacific to Honolulu. years. about tbe situation that the FresF tion of fairydub that, fully six weeks earlier than dent NUA the named eventually I have not In a long usual, the campaign Issues for the board of review of which Clarence ness. . . SVEN HEDIN, famous DR. explorer, has been cap- fall elections are drswu squarely on was chairman. time seen a letter affecting me the New Harrow of Chicago and Roosevelt nor agreeably. Should there not President Gen. tured for the second time by f senator Nve takes up the cudgel DeaL more appreciation for men whe With the Lltiul blasts al Ma Chung and bis armyt of banthere-! with Senator Borah, somewhere near doing their dits In eastern Turkestan. Taken ready in the Rec ra, It Is quite ap- fore'8 tils' "at a be directed at New duty to themselves their famine. with Hedln were a dozen or so of parent that the campaign will Rewm vlooxly his companions. The captives were predicated on the claim of the worked and their country? New Deal has Deal policies the way they Ihe that publicans to been have Imprisoned reported NRA. In out not been what it was cracked up to I often think of the loneliness of In an Inaccessible camp in the neighborhood of Aksu, and officials of be, and a defense hy the Democratic Wash- - my poslUon la religion, I almost In observers A many off good never meet a man who agrees with the Chinese government said that spokesmen that we are all better lngton are Inclined to the opinion me ; one I can their rescue would be exceedingly because of 1L sing hymns with, and President that to element But there Is a third difficult IleiRn was engaged In brother. call At a hypocrite I is Roosevelt Too Much camlaying out a new trade route across be considered In Ihe coming Influ"shake think I am above tbe average, but to China, following the ancient silk paign. It Is the personality. Duplication wn his varlotli have never seen any sense in exploitcaravan route. Last MarcM Gener- ence and oratory of Senator Borah I am rather disposed to hde ing His sudden decision to boards and commissions and agen- - my It; al Ma captured him and held him of Idaho. and bo ashamed of hypocrisy, entrusted he particuwhich Into cies has do battle as a lone wolf for three weeks. I found have it best to be hon-Th- e It j of program, the recovery jected an Issue In itself, and my In- lar phases with senUment of ell kinds; It observ-jes- t these chances say are, senaIdaho the Is tha. In the United formation WHEAT production ers, that Mr. Roosevelt has seen too la easier than to pretend a lot of In the campaign this year will be tbe tor's participation He has a nmol) duplication and overlapping things there Is no practical war- Is minimized. not be to lowest since 1890, according to the of effort and Is now engaged, rant for. I judge religion as I Judge he Is an orator government report For the second great following; through trusted advisers, In cor- every thing else and, ai I say above, has than produced who the country year since 1890 the yield will fall s has he and few who are relating the efforts to the end that am very lonely. greater,below douie.Uc consumption. some of the numerous "alphabetand decisions his about finality The governments figures, which A rather notable lawyer called on is ical agencies" can be retired. that them methods of g exp.cs-incompletely upset calculations of the me mentioned apabove view The lately. He visited London a few hard to beat down. grain trade, Indicated the aggregate pretty was given birth hy the se- months ago, and told about 8 senPresident put parently Rojsuelt of the country's five leading grain before the people before he w cut lection of Donald UMihcrg to servo sational murder case there- - The crops will fall 430,000,000 bushels on , executive crime was committed after hia arvacation In his usual simple and ns head of short of last year's production and months. rival. He was In and around Lonnext several council for the No one direct deprecates style. 1,588,090,000 bushels below the yearand I think, Mr. Richberg was given leave from don not to exceed two or three his to da that, ability 1927-Sfor the period from ly average ole his job ns general counsel for NUA weeks, and by the time he left the whl.i) Is customarily used as a generally speekvng, Washington In order to take over the new work murderer had been arrested, conservera are agreed that his proudstandard of comparison. est effort was mude when he spoke In which he succeeds Frank C. victed and hanged. An appeal to The government estimated the to- to his millions of radio listeners Walker. It was announced that the highest court had also been tal wheat crop at 484,000,000 bushlate In June. I have heard much Mr. Walker will have a merited made and considered and decided els, which Is 10,000,000 bushels beas a result vacation for the concurrently with the In due form. praise low the forecast It made a month of his direct quesion to those I do not know a reputable lawPresident? rest, and thnt Mr. Rich-herago. would act as the eyes and ears yer who Is not ashamed of our Are you letter off than ymi Even more sensational than the were a year ago?" Uvery one could for the Chief Executive. courts. Many of the Judges, and all report on wheat was the govern- understand It, ant every one could But there Is more to the situa- the people are, yet we do nothing ment prediction of a corn crop of analyse hls own condition for him tion than those statements. The about It, as we do nothing about our Private au- self. Of course, many of the Roose2,113,000,000 bushels. Is U an aware that thbre President thorities had predicted a crop of velt opposition are criticizing the undercurrent of differences among disgraceful political system, our banking system, or racketeering, be2,334,000,000 bushels, and It was speech for sayln; nothing and for some of his advisers, and such a kidnaping, or bombtng. We shont lieved that the government's figures other reasons, y.-I believe uncondition, of course. Is not Im- higher Ideals than the people of would show little change. Ths biased Observers are agreed that proved hy overlapping of authori- other nations, and submit to actual corn crop has been counted on to Mr.Ttoosevelt op ned the full camIs It quite evident, therefore, performance not existing among ty. make up the knowD deficiencies In paign of bla in a very clever that Mr. Richberg has been as- the Indians before we Christianipa.) other feed crops. Last year the manner from a po' tical s.tandHlnt. signed to the Job of untangling the zed them. corn crop totaled 2,330,000,000 bushskein whpre several strings have Respecting the eflnrts of ChairReasonably respectable people are els and In the five years from 1927 man Henry P. F'tblier of the Re become knotted. And, further, It largely In the majority ; but to 1931 the country produced an they do national his in committee, seems to me to be only natural that not use their publican power; the mistaken. average of 2,510,000,000 bushels a opening blast, the ceiiis to he lit- there would he such difficulties Incapable, vicious, are year. tle disagreement il it lie lias taken where the structure of government Irresponsible, In control. It Is said Russia Is ruled a decidedly bold land. If the Re h.is expanded V' rapidly. by less than 2 per cent of the peo- -If eiie examines nil of the facts THROUGH four counties of south publicans are ta at unv where, It is P's. That Is about the percentage a tornado swept, and obvious that t Mr. is through - they stand, therefore, and has In We pretend we are devoted jiere Jacksonville was especially hard Fletcher's leadership. When lie mind how things have to the Old Flag, our lilt Scores of persons were Injured went against 'he advice of some of changed -- nicerapidly homes, our lt Mr. took families. we daily assault and the property damage was esti- hls timid ndvlsets, therefore and olive ii Actually March, 1933, It would ap- and Insult all three. l mated a' a million dollars. Hunmade the President and his pear that ihe lime has co.ue for A certain town built a dreds of the big oaks, elms and cotreally repolicies the issue, he dis the siiti.ng down proce-- s. markable court house and city hall tonwoods that have been the glory played courage o a kind that ,s . In -- ime quarters in Washington, "A beautiful structure, of the city for many years, wera garded around Washington as being the ft a stranger cling has prevailed that Mr. said to a citizen. a little unusual for a minority party Ves. the cltl destroyed. lt went on the Hawaiian zen replied, but It busted the town chief. I am told that a gmd many i rui-- e in order to let ndmlni-tra-tiand county. It reminds me of the IT MAY be that William P. Me- - Republicans wanted to peck nwav at afi'iirs ra'her settle down of Gnu-ken- , war; u was a fine gesture, but how Jr., will not have to various Items of the New Deal and tlrt-l- r own nrrnrd. 'I rost! A New York magazine re serve the ten days In Jail to which at various sulm.dinates of the ad. . the senate sentenced him. The Dis- ministration to gain favor. Mr Allhnluh fl sign trade experts mit,y mad fun of u9 Valise of trict of Columbia Court of Appeals, Fletcher apparently chose to fly aie i.itereil tin oiighout the oov-- "nr w,lrm,nK aho,,t the bonds. hy a 8 to 2 vote, declared the senstraight Into ihe fight, marking Mr hoold see and are lfnre you lenve town- ' Roosevelt ns the adversary and holdate had not the Jurisdiction to ,'orne of nur 8ch001 houses. I fear 'do?ig Exports everything 3uch punishment. The case ing him personsMy and directly re in Jhelr P0M.T to , w: RPn.11 xpt In trouhle over the Slump will be carried to the Snpretue aponsUrh for wrntever shortcomings bonds- - t00- promote foreign can be unearthed as a result of h trade court. of American farm exports year and a half of unprecedented, prod'K ts eont mie to McCracken was tried by the senOccasionally a written sentence slump, and breath New the s 80 w'se an1 true as to be taking activity by on' recently hit the 'west ate for contempt because he refused point worthy In twenty years. to give the alrmnll committee copies Dealers. 8 place In the permanent phllos-o- f The Department Mr. will Fletcher's not program of correspondence with his clients. pl'.v of every fairly Intelligent and Agriculture made public figures For example. the other He claimed that as a lawyer he be easy to execute. ex- - honest man. day d that could not produce the documents Senator Barkley of Kentucky, who I know of no American who of farm products in May ag may without pet mission from those was the keynote speaker at the con gn rated exactly 5.9 per cent of the be credited with a greater number vention which accorded Mr. Itoose. whom he represented. of such rare exhibitions than Ahya-haavenge from loop to 1914. Since velt the Democratic nomination, alihii'o years art regarded as norLincoln. And the sentences I been has on the air waves mal and do not include ready admire were cast In almost perfect of applicants for with the peak an angered answer. TIip Ken Thousands are sure to he dis- years alter the end of the World form; nothing can be taken from tuckv senator u!d not pull his war, V! them, nothing added, without harm. iy exports tin- - year obv ious-Ito appointed, according Secretary punches, either. were net nun h timre than one Vet Lincoln was not a Ickes, who says nearly all that ad- professional third of the record years. ministration's money has been writer, ne almost never went to How the Roosevelt forces will There is a school I Of young men of dei line In exor earmarked. President combat always today not Senator Borah's argument ports of farm Roosevelt recently turned over to product- - In the one In a hundred had as poor a Is not yet nppar-piiCg. hut it seem- - to have PWA about $400,090,000 of the max-- ! een start as Uncoln. or ah ent. They have a I"1 vvm-- o this initini of $500,000,000 which con- Gf all Americans of than year usual, large equip,w0 difficult Blast 'he total being gross authorized him to allocate for below ment I regard Ralph Waldo Emerlews In connee-tloof May id:;.';, rmion apparently son as perhaps the ablest wrtler. public works. with the Borah attacks. In the wa- the commodity for whiih Ickes said the other $100,900,000 first case, the llaho senator Emerson's enormous tech-"athere really aa-- t demand, and when cotton n,,al education. Lincoln was might be handed over to the PW'A disarmed the Democrats to a certimid. IT lp..r- fall i. the later, but that we are proceeding tain extent when, in hls Initial hln: average !an,! "'rote sparingly. I can point dreps lovaii-- e mir n the theory thnt we will have he turned one exports 0,,t many specimens of folly In barrel on the Democut a h,g I'gori $ tOO.tXHUk kt to spend" In addition to crats and the other on the total ship- Emersons writing; none In IJn-Repub- i Department of Agri- Kola's he Intended for the the original $31.'lo0.0X',0O0 approprl- - licans. lie did no mince words and pnhll.; 'i tunK res -- how that there Sn'ne of hls ation disposed of long ago. the Denimixits -- nnnot say with reprivate love letters . on y JVI f fooli-Were of Sen.i-obut these were tntend- ,.,lUon spect to Borah that tie I.'ilcd 1.1 May. Whir, - In for the fire. civil service spoke In generalities. So In fightMay, tlie -- h pme, its Of this comTHE world And no one should be criticized of the Methodist Episcopal ing book at him. the Democrats are '.V 91'oiiniod to ffjemn (,n!ps for f. ' y In love. church, in session at Evanston, 111., confronted, first, with hls disclaimer lai'an t Britain and Germany., voted to partlcljiate lu the cam- that he Is fight. ng a Republican hat f A,mr Il tie and. m'c'.d'.m' sivond'.v. that he Is avoid paign against dirty moving pic,A travp,pr Mys that when an t tures that originated largely In the Ing direct charges. could Nothing P'ay Is presented this ver V;"' May he more direct t' a the charges that Legion of Decency organized withTl.:-- ,. ov'n'litions rf. ,;rT l;r"'an-v- lingering kisses. the New Dealers have built up a in the Catholic church. '"ppmied fhp bravery of the Western heroes. i re;.t ..ii f Ihp Imj...rt-Ex- . In Wa hlngtnn that.de hp nobleness of the heroines This campaign Is having Its efon r.k ol whiih George N ,V;lk "T w,list!ing from those In the fect on the movie Industry and the stroys Initiative and eats np taxes m ,li V'' H The RepuhMi an? can get away Audience. makers of film pictures have been Of . The Germans are Fran without so, ren"1'b9it fun of us L disturbed. James paylifg any particular ntten Breen nuking ; . deeply . Have we not lory of of Will Hays office has been made tlojrTo the B vrah bombardment a,ten- reached an age when we should re-ihuf to prom " foreign trade, virtual dictator of pictures In so far Whatever criticism be levels at from some of the Tho-- e conspicuous two a igtinionts are. of f" as their decency Is concerned. Ten i Roosevelt forces naturally redounds nhirh attract contemptuous In a of the largest concerns making Republican benefit, and when movies have agreed to grant ex- - Senator Borah s ns the Republicans hlhltors the right to omit the ex- are not fighting off monopoly, their l- 'I..1 old ' It I' "I- 'h0 oncotira Is that they are not hibition of any motion picture re- natural r"r 'kn , Tilde. Rotter than -leased prior to July 15, 1934, In control of the govempient nm the condition against which there Is a genuine! chinpr' which l.n done" away with ;er!nj. he 9-- 1. truth n.t-of Or bln; ind he the old .v, nR Imot laws in favor of the codes protest on moral grounds. ""This Is oan bad hore to water hut n"!! me m. jndcome there.' He told a big modification of the block and dl,p emrie. 1 understand the r,di drink. If there' that Jhere Is a possl-anbooking" system that has prevailed, whlh ! W,,y, 0,nS- - The for our farm radio at Hays office In Hollywood It Mlity of Senator Nye of North Da nets prod- - u q wo,1derful Invention, and was said that It will cost the pro- kota Joining wl-Senator Borah all ofabroad, yon cannot sell them 'ver the theories of lt8b,e t0 the Fpnmpn who Senator Nye, nlthougfc a Republic-an- , ducers around ten millions of dolprofessors wofiIT Its details, but there la notwithstanding. tbe lar supported Roosevelt candi8 lot of mischief C tv Western In It few of out Gnloft. Politest people realize. P.g3TsI Tkrcl Better In Albertas hu . iri-nt- "f? By EDWARD W. PICKARD C bjr from ths terror caused by Hitler's purging of tba Nazi party at a cost of soma fifty lives, tbe people of s Germany now real- i 1 le that a serious t , '. economic crisis for f, 1 4- ; .1 their country Is at Kfi hand. The essence J ew Nazi f ,h aa deal ts that to make money Is no credit to the Individual. . - but that to work Is re,t honor ,n-centlve In the form of profit Is vanishing; Jobs, many of them created, have been spread out thinly; etnpliyers are urged to run their plants at their own expense, to take on more men and to Increase wages under the theory that It Is a privilege thue to serve tbe state. Observers believe the Nasi government Is now trying to retreot from virtual Communism, which Its lend era profess to hate, toward relative economic liberalism. The appointment of Dr. Kurt Schmitt, minister of economics, to the position of eco Domic dictator Is taken as evidence of this trend. Schmitt has been given blanket powers that will ex tend to October 1, and In that time he has the authority to promulgate any reasonable laws that he thinks will help trade and commerce. He also has the right to Impose fines on those who do not obey his dictates. Chancellor Hitler sought to re store quiet In the relch by ordering a political truce and a call for peace, and he then left Berlin for a vara tlon In the Bavarian Alps. In the capitals of Europe It was possible to bear almost any kind of rumor concerning Hitler and his prospects, so It Is just as well to wait and see what hapiiens. One guess la as good as another. There Is current among friends of the slain Nnxl traitors an explanation to the effect that those men were truly the supporters of Hitler and were only preparing and arming selected troops to back him up In an attnck on the reactionaries. The sponsors for this account hlnnie General Goering for misleading Hitler and engineering the executions. One chancellors firmest friends, Rudolph Hess, minister without portfolio, broke out with a speech In which he appealed to France to help Germany avert an other war, addressing himself to the veterans. Then he delivered a stern the world warning to France--unnot to try to Invade the releh. Just you dare to attack usj Just yon dare to march Into Germany The speech was delivered before Nazi chieftains of East IrusMa and was broadcast throughout the na tlon. Translations were then broad cast to the remotest corners of the world, showing the emphasis placed RECOVERING ;- 1 dlst-rlm- : WuMri N.w.p.p.r Union. 'W j- J d greatly strengthened HIS position events In Germany, Chan- cellor Engelbert Doll fuss of Aus trla promptly reorganised his cabinet and declared unre-lentlng warfare on the Nazis In tils country, lie got rid of three ministers who were networking well with him and himself took the portfolios of public safety, de fense, foreign affairs and agriculture. M a J, Emil Fey was supplanted as vice chancellor by Prince Von Starhemberg and was given the job of repressing all political activities. Probably to register his disapproval of Hitlers methods, esieclally as they afTeet Catholics, Dollfuss recalled Stephen Tuuschnitz, minister to Germany, and made him un dersecretary of foreign affairs. The opponents of Dollfuss have been resorting freely to the throw ing of bombs, especially In Vienna, and the ehnncellor In his official communique said his phtlcnce was ended and that all political opposition to, him must cease. The Immediate reply to tdils was the throwing of a lot more bombs. French LOUIS BARTIIOU,went over to minister, London to ask a lot of things of the British government, but wise observers did not believe he would The chief get much satisfaction. thing be wanted was assurance that Great Britain line up with in case of a war with France again ' Germany. Reports that Barthou would propose such an alliance reached London ahead of the minister and aroused loud opposition In parliament and the press. There were Indications that the cabinet was very cool toward the suggestion. It was reliably reported that Barth on also proposed; That no political pact b requested but technical collaboration be guaranteed In the event Belgium Is Invaded again. That the world disarmament conference he moved to London and consolidated with tha 19115 naval conference. In view of the apparent failure of negotiations at Genera. That these questions he answered categorically: What ta Britain going to do about the Increase of tbe German navy? Does Britain favor German rearmament on sea as well as land? That Britain reaffirm that spirit of the pact In which Germany, Belgium, France, Britain and Italy guaranteed peace In western Europe. u A KSISTANT PRESIDENT" Is what they now call Donald Rlchberg, because he Is at the bead t which of a kind of I bolds power during super-cabine- . ,i,i , te flsh w-,- ; blgh Urnba of 'top, ospreys belowJ Plain v MMS, PH New Deal. What Is going to happen to the NRA Is an absorbing question to many of our best minds. General Johnson hhs recommended tbe creation of an entirely new body to tuke its place and to perform the functions of the federal trade cominis slon Id preventing monoKily. In this he recognizes as just some of the compluluts uttered by Senator Borah. The plan was submitted to Mr. Roosevelt before he f went to sea, and Is being studied by Rich !erg and others. The administrator, meanwhile. Is undertaking to complete the regimentation of Industry. He Issued an order directing all Industries still uncoditled either to sign codes or to submit to a new basic code" governing wages and hours. A time limit of 30 days was set, ami three of the generals aides were named to suiervlse this opera spe-clll- e tlon. BEING ambassador to Cuba Is no snap. The authorities of the Island republic have Just uncovered an extensive ploi to assassinate Am hassador Jefferson Caffery with bombs, raauyoi which were found. Something like seventy-tlvforinet army of leers were arrested and It was said documentary proof of the plot was seized. The officials also found large stores of guns and muni-tlon- s e , lo wire houses Jose Pedraxa, chief of the Havana police, said Ihe former officers were aided by one faction of the ABC po lltical society, which recently withdrew Its support from the Mendleta government, and planned a revolt Id Havana, striking at police stations and army barracks simultaneously In a night attack after cutting electric lights off over the city. There were persistent reports In Havana that President Mendleta would resign in favor of CoL Batista, bead of UflT army. wgles pursue jO drops the IjS ji it t hTL Jon vpslde down. With at the ground get thi ext above get a fiU. those at the very top u i verythlng. X Pierpont Morgan Wall streets ordered hk Corsair, to hls front foi island, and will cron ft vacation In England. Cnee such a trip roused envy, but as traveling salesman, the a for a department store, d body, may cross oa a blr finer boat than the reasonable price. ( The wise socialism b fives to the big crowd better ships, parks tad any individual, no anw could afford for ManelL -- I, Also, among Ameriaf kind, a man and vj pride in improving their I house or boat, wasting I foolish envy of other real happiness of in- what we earn. right Wn t Q tal Pre-ide- g - What Is the matter will try, swindled by astorhyj politicians, robbed by lif gangs of grafters, rtcketj way men, degraded by toil Ing pictures and ether ments, the public peecri Sign of returning pros periled by strike trouble lenee? Has tbe United Stater sort of western China, take care of Itself? la tlon Is it heeded? -- f f01 President Roosevelt, v by marching, a! praising citizens la Port! the Virgin Island!; hope the New Deal reach tnr the United Statee, stylnt In better homes, bettor tlons, and a better chxnci -- corned n- Roo.-eve- 11 New-Dea- living." i Senator James Hamilton I.ewis of Illinois, In Ids capacity of chairman of the Democratic Senatorial campaign committee, replied to the charge that ttie New Deal fosters monopoly hy asserting that the ad ministration Intends to prosecute the monopolists. At the demand of large busl ness, stimulated by t lie national chamber of commerce," said Sena tor I.ewis, JV.. tigress by .the votes of both parties suspended the trust act to allow all business to econ oudze by consolidation to save ex pense' and provide larger develop ment- - Result: Instead of keeping faith with the government, certain manufacturing Hnd tlnancla) eat ah llshments, conscious that the trust law wns suspended, promptly vlo lated the codes of the NltA hy Join Ing with each other to tlx the of as price everything even against the government Itself. This administration has Just been able to discover the responsl hie parties to this conspiracy. It has not had time to take steps to punish It. It will proceed at once both to punish and obstruct further Injustice." In another statement Renatoi I.ewis Indicated the President Is willing to modify the NRA and cr haps some other New Deal policies j j flying doss to tl ln body, never tofl, falling fish and enjoys bis-cn- for him, and has gone at it with a will. The chief part of his task Is acting as director of an industrial emergency committee which has been given sweeping supowers pervisory and over the major agencies of the T Brewster, dVwatcWe7 called e Everybody believes to fl and since the beginning and long before, hu beet get them. The question Is hot Roe-eve- those things permtnenflj -- 1 i In-i- v -- n - ' - - j vv h. r a- - - do-o.- tc ( ) h- ... ":"a'"n I , j an-w- er ss ,m" 1 wVrr.sj.'.' iflf tmr k The widespread gracefully Immoral - attac nwrta compelled these A! their Indecency to take siotnec a for office box the alder a serious danger, has ade against indecency, 41 Catholic church and J the Archbishop of BsW1, began the crusade, bu by Jewish synagogues b si and now many Protest have decided to take put Rudolph Hess, repreect a M ler, and speaking the front," suddenly ctoj broadcast from Germu and appealed te tbs across the line not to of gary the building trench lift that urging ant. Herr , p, W, Hess tnlffht h Ms speech: tn While our German aD reached Paris b remeBb of the last war, man airplanes would three the first two or feW , next war and a one of the great monno' would be left itamHtf Dame, the Madeleine Ealnte Chapelle." Bombing alnne" to monuments dearest would n Every tiling SUtrt Unlted all the senators and tlvee of West Virginia for congress, bls I am behind Prea, jje all the Vay. W t the Washington wants me to." aod . A eolld bouse would make Fascism J Congratulate In .boots, o.dt sweater." he j to harvest crop marshes. chang,0iB ' btb grouni Mussolini former did It, where w, W JC S W r IL |