Show i" News Review of Current plliSIDENT ing Events the World Over Hitler’s Defiance of Treaty Provisions Alarms Europe Drouth Threat Causes Wallace to Lift Restrictions on Spring Wheat Planting Chancellor W PICKARD By EDWARD Lniun © Western Xetper recently boldly that she was now possessed of a military air force In atlll of the Treaty of Versailles more boldly declares she la no longer hound of by the obligations that pact and proposea to build up an army men 000 of about 480 comprising 12 corps of three divisions each This was the decision which of the cabinet decreed compulsory GERMANY having military be determined later throughout The exact men in the by a luw to Tills was Chancellor Hitler's reply the action of France’s chamber of In accepting I’remler Flandeputies din’s plan to Increase the term of conscript service In the French army to 18 months and subsequently to two ears considered that Germany France waa "deullng the Ipat blow to disarmament” and Hitler rusblDg to Berlin directed from Berchtesgaden the action of the cabinet and Issued to the German nutlon a rousing appeal for full support He declared that the failure of other nations to reduce armament as called for In the Versailles treaty had released Germany from all treaty obligations and that while the relch had only peaceful tentions It must re arm to protect Its territorial Integrity and maintain the respect of the world as a coguarantor of Kurojtean peace France Is In no mood to take Hitler's defiance “lying down” An appeal was sent to the League of Nato convoke tions an extraordinary council to deal with Germany’s violation of the Versailles pact The note hinted at the possibilities of economic sanctions (penalties) against Gerwhich many might result In a boycott An attempt la being made to force Britain Into an alliance with France and the mission of Sir John Simon British to minister foreign bring Germany back Into the comity of European Is regarded as nations France and seriously compromised Italy Insist that Simon go to Berlin aa spokesman of the three powers and not as the representative of Britain alone I’remler Mussolini la said to be backing France and Is alleged to be the prime power In a scheme to revive the policy of encircling Germany with a ring of steel I’resldent Itoosevelt his expressed hope that his “good neighbor’’ policy to Europe as a might be extended basis for peaceful of the settlement tense situation Just how the ’resident expects to prevail upon those traditional enemies to become "good was not fully exHalned Delghbors” lie declined to say whether this government will send a note to Germany of military proabrogation protesting visions of the separate treaty with the United this country Although States li not a signatory to the Versailles pact the separate pence treaty with Germany Includes the negotiated of Versailles the phases military treaty Many people In this country feel that United States Intervention In the European Is neither dispute nor advisable necessary 'M- P: l i ! s M f i MARTIN L DAVEY of Ohio Adby Federal Relief ministrator Harry L Hopkins with tn Ohio relief went be“corruption” and the state a demanded senate fore He defied Investigation thorough Hopkins to come to Ohio for trial on warrant he bad secured charging libel Hopkins Hopkins with criminal bad alleged In a letter that he has proof ef “corruption” of relief administration In Ohio including soliciting of funds for campaign purposes from firms that sold relief materials FERA rethrough C C Stillman gional officer has taken over administration of Ohio relief Department of Justice attorneys In Washington declare they stand ready to defend but there was no indication that would go to Ohio although Hopkins The speche may change his mind tacular blowup Is said to have had Its tn the 1934 political camInception paign Davey made campaign speeches that Ohio relief wns mischarging and particularly aimed his managed barbs at Cleveland This Irked Cleveland leaders since relief there had been administered through a which later became the group official Cuyahoga county relief administration Hopkins often took note of the fact that Cleveland's relief committee was "one of the best in the country" Later Davey pledged himself not to touch the Cleveland organisation but la said to have ousted sevand old eral members repeated charges Cleveland leaders took the fight to Washington Ohio Democrats stand firmly behind Davey The Democratic delegation In the Ohio legislature appealed to President Roosevelt “to right the wrong whali has been done our governor" and Francis W I’oulson Democratic s'ate ih'ilrmnn summoned to the grand jury deliv a ir GOV S 'scathing attack on Hopkins Poiilhim tn charged that Republicans high government offices “have be trnjed the I ’resident’’ and mimed Hopkins ns “one who could be expected to tear down the Democratic party" a r'lAREXCE DUtltOW foe of NRA and uutlior of the famous report NHA which attacked more than a year ago assailed' the administration’s economic theories Including the na tional recovery act In his testimony be fore the senate finance committee The famous lawyer whose sharp speech and training fiery courtroom tactics have mode him the relch famous denounced NItA us playing number of into the hands of big business to the army will destruction of the “little fellow" He be enacted argued that NItA attar ked the prob to I ered lem from the wrong angle und that the reul trouble lay In fault y distribution thus assailing he theory of scarcity Harrow swept aside statements that NItA had helped organized labor re duced unemployment and abolished child lubor with an assertion that It would have happened anyway “The panic put an end to child labor” he 8“ id ' "There wasn't any room for It while fathers and mothers were out of work” "There Is no question that small business has sufieied under thfe NRA" Burrow continued “It has suffered more than It would have suffered otherwise" The suffering due to continued concentration of wealth would have gone on anyhow he said but added that accelerated It "I am not an optimist" he “I may he an Idiot but not a NItA added cheer- ful Idiot” n ESTRICTIONS ou planting spring wheat have been removed by SecWallace who retary of Agriculture fears the effect of another widespread drouth The yea r's first crop report allowing that farmers tend to plant acres of spring wheat Is said to be responsible for Wallace’s about face Last year the acreage was acres The ministration Is con- that the government and farmers vinced huve a duty to protect consumers ajialnst a wheat shortage he said Farmers will plan an additional OOO(XH) to 23000tM acres ns a result of the new order and will harvest between ten and thirty million Wallace bushels more estimates constitutes Spring wheat normally of the nation's crop about lie denied that the European situaof tion pointing tc a possibility creased sales had anything to do with the new decision Farmers under contract who plant their full spring wheat acreage will receive full benefit payments but In return will be required to agree to reduce producIn tion In 11)30 by the amount next year's contract plus the amount have reduced this year they would There Is no Indication that the corn acreage control program for 1933 will be altered DEANS to reduce American money to a single class— possibly federal notes — are being considered by tbe administration thus simplifying the nation's monetary structure and Before making It easier to controL It is neces this could be etabllshed sary to make widespread changes In and tills will undoubtexisting laws edly be undertaken when more Inime dlate stages of the recovery drive are completed According to n high government official one class of money must be established in order that the government may effectively control suance of money Under this plan treasury notes and United States notes would be retired The silver certlfi cates backed by bullion now held In tbe treasury might be withdrawn from circulation and transferred to the fedbanks as was clone wltr eral reserve the gold certificates Since the reserve banks would be sole holder of a definite gold and silver certificates ratio of silver certificates could thus he established r berg was high by the President to head NItA board taking the a reorganized of S Williams Clay place resigned At the same time the President creased the group governing the Blue Eagle agency from live to seven-- A White House statement emphasized was made to accelerate the change the drive to push extension of the NHA through ct tigress Donald 202 to 191 A the house BY voted vote ofsubstitute to the Patman currency expansion bill for payment of the soldiers’ bonus for the “sound Vinmoney'1 plan of Representative son A boisterous house thtls ‘defied President Itoosevelt'j waruin that he of the will veto Immediate payment certificates compensation adjusted The administration Is counting on the senate sustaining the veto ahead Is look ROOSEVELT AtithorUathe to 193U word has reached the Capital that he wants all controversial administration legislation cleared away at this session so that congress can meet for a short and harmonious session prior to Presidential campaign Boldes the relief bill Mr Roosevelt Is said be specially anxious to have con gress pass his social security program a utility holding company legislation hill continuing NRA for two years transportation regulation coordinaut tion hanking legislation ship sidy affiT Increase In the capital of the Home Owners nun corporation If this can be cleared troru the calendar it may serious party prevent any squabbles that might interfere with plans to bring about Roosevelt's The White Hou-- e Is serl ously concerned over rumors that con gross may scrap a good part of the administration's controvert al legisla- tion A f L'SSOLINI'S answer to the latest k’note on the Abyssinian situation postpones approval of the proposal that differences be decided by an Inter- national commission on conciliations "at least until tbe futility of direct negotiations II lias been proved’’ Duce made a countersuggesting proposal that the Italian minis and ter to Abyssinia the Erliiopiun foreign minister get together for a series of pergonal conferences go over ail tbe data and to settle the attempt dispute wii hout the necessity of conciliation under the direction of the Direct negotiLeague of Nations ations are said to have the approval of botli the French and British arrived In the dust storm which shrouded the country trnm eastern New Mexico to tbe Great Lakes Powdered soil the whipped up from prairies hid the sun and beat A dozen relentlessly upon tbe senses deaths were reported due to suffocations dust induced pueumonia and traffic accidents Freight trains were rolled to sidings and passenger trains Schools crept along on slow orders were closed In a number of communities in western slates Wheat prices 2 Jumped from to 314 cents a bushel as winds cut Into the dry Southwest and Governor limdon of Kansas appealed to I’resldent Roosevelt for aid SPRING West with 'T'lIH A government Is ready to sell that can gold to foreign nations offer an attractive proposition SecrRecent etary Morgenthau announces Rales to the Rank of Mexico and to Guatemala Morgenthau points out huve cleared the way to similar negotiations with other countries although he emphasized that no other transactions are being considered at this No conditions were attached time to the transactions already consum mated In the dealings with Mexico virtually all her silver sales have been made to this country "We've got all the gold we can posuse” Morgenthau added Indsibly that the government would icating make no further undue elTorts to accumulate tiie metal and White House about the defeat the Mcl'arran “prevailing wage" amendment to the work relief hill lo the senate and administration lendprs were confident that the measure would be laid before the President for signature within a few days The deadlock over the amendment was broken when Senator Richard B Russell Jr of Georgia proposed a substitute which leaves the I’resldent free to pay “security wages" officially estimated at $"0 a month provided they do not adversely affect the wage scale In private Industry and providing that the prevailing wage must be paid on ederal building projal' permanent ects This way out which had been approved by the White House was acthe senate by by a rote of 83 cepted to 2 after the MoCarraq amendment had been defeated 60 to 38 The two votes against the compromise were cast by Metcalfe of Rhode Island and Hale of Maine both Republicans Before the vote on the McCarran amendment was taken Senator Glass announced he was authorized to say that If It prevailed I’resldent Roosevelt COMPROMISE of veto the measure Senate action finally developed Into a race to pass the measure before Huey Long returned from Louisiana Administration forces defeated three attempts to slash the hill and overof old rode prut line Democrats that the bill Imperils the nation' Senator Glass credit chairman of the appropriations committee In charge of the bill solemnly asserted “I stand on my prediction that this will tremendous appropriation pair the credit of the United States" Senator Tydlngs of Maryland described the hill as the “grandest pork barrel' ever to come before congresa" would POST'S second attempt to Los Angeles to New York through the stratosphere In time ended at Cleveland where he was compelled to come down because his supply of oxygen was running short1 He said be would have ofit" In a few minutes If he ‘passed had not descended to breathable air Post Is convinced that only this trouble prevented his maWng the transcontinental flight in seven hour9 and 40 nd he declared he would minutes soon try again Ills unofficial average speed to the Cleveland airport was £7940 miles an hour WILEY BRISBANE THIS WEEK 0CSBBS all know H EEVERLY ITlLS-W- d: read In the papern or what wuat see here and there llrs Rogrs and it are 73seyon one of those Jui-I iterrrrian cruises and I think they are about Cairo Eyrt y now Think U’oy iJ a little flying warned to They tuy longer In and PalesHew bo tine they over to catch the bort again In Egypt I never was on ono of those es fine trips You They must b know nver did do much along that was always line for just pleasure pretty busy Done a lot of (ravelin' but it was always working my way In the was early days It working my way on a boat to try and get back home left home first class one time and it took me two years and nine months to get back third class Thats vhat a clever lad I was and had to go all the way round the world to do it I want to go to the Holy Land Row over it and circled Jerusilem but dident land ry golly a billy goat land Those old early sttlcrs had the world to pick from and by golly they go and settle ou that place and its the rockiest place you ever saw River Jordan looked pretty good That Nile has got some fertile laud and the grass I ever saw outside of the early days in the Indian Territory where waa horn Was In a very big long valley hundreds of miles and thought looking down on it from the piano comhad Ing from China to Europe that found me a real new cow country and I thought my goodness why dout folks settle here bet they dont know where it Is There was just roving bands of Nomads with cattle she p goats ami camels (Not all in the same hunch but each handling different stock I said to the pilot a Holland Dutchman too bad people dout know about this place it sure looks fertile Pretty soon he circled the plane and pointed down and said "There is the Garden of Eden" Not a thing there hut tail grass not a soul In miles not a tree just plains It was right above the mouth of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers Pretty soon he pointed out the ruins of Babylon Nothing there either I hold the record of being the only person that ever went to Cairo and go out to the Sphvnx and the Pyra- niids It aint far out of town There Is some great things to see over the world and its getting so you can troxel cheaper than you can stay rt home and acre at home Us still cheaper and ve wich a lut to see gc just had the a car and Just take my time to get time and prowl around see a lot of ranches that been always wanting to never been on the north rim of see the Grand Canyon Drove along below the south rim the other day Fred Stone Edd Vail a California and got off the train about elalt oclock In Soligman Arizona Drove all day long Saw just three ranch houses two men hauling wood at one one sheepherdir with a band of sheep and one cowboy at another ranch and we drove till dark Now thats about a record for keeping away from the crowds is spoken Nothing of In acres In fact lots of ranch countries dont mention acrea They speak of sortlnns thats 40 acres Put this country will always speak of it In townships thats 36 times 640 They will say there la a little ranch up here of think its 15 or twenty townships fliats twenty times 36 times 640 There Is an awful lot of room In this country Thats where was a hollering for the high center car My good friend Brisbane said all you had to do was to put on wheels a foot higher he dident say what would happen to the fenders Then I have been swamped with wires and literature saying the Crysler put one out and think maby the Plymouth I never did hear from Ford about it Up as just about monkeying around and had his mind on something else Then literally dozens wired and wrote that the Government should take the unemployed and build boulevards was talking about It to these places would he a lesson to some folks to publish some kind of statistics of people in America that dont live on a highway Also never saw a car all day outside the town we left The wood haulers had a team of mules the sheepherder had a burro Lot of folks riding horseback nowadays I had Irvin Uobb on a horse here recently There Is a picture the Southern Gentleman spread out not only over the saddle but the horse He was funny but not to that old cowpony lie was riding an ojd Indian roping pony got called Soap Suds Leo Carrillo come dashing up this evening on a brand new Palimlno (Light Dun to Most of the actors that had race you) horses the delivery wagons have taken em back Well thats about all thats happened this week Q WJ ilcS’smfil Syndultt It Suddenly Polite lie la Prepared Thought for Athei-tWhy? Strange Hangings Ilow politely Germany Is treated victorious aTlIes”Y suddenly By the Recently Germany was kicked h round all her money taken by the allies French solmill English on diers camping tier territory at her the expense treaty sternly enforced What a change now England sends a cIpvpt statesman to talk It over with Hitler the moment he throws the Versailles treaty on to the rubbi-heap almost polite In messages no No more threats France Is Germany more “Do us we say to !" Hitler know what causes tiffs that he has been lets It he whom preparing for a war In case any body a well has one wants that Germany drilled army of balf a million men and an enormous licet of commercial airplanes that could drop explosive bombs and poison gas most conveniently In ether words Germany Is prepared willing ready und able to light If anybody Insists on it You So nobody Read the offer made by the Postua of this Company In another part week's supThey will send a full Postuia free to ply of health giving Adv anyone who writes for It Not In HU Quiver no IntellecCupid has absolutely tual equipment “liquid test” Hie it ENDS bowel worries for many people This is a test that tells you whether the system needs a cathartic change sluggish spells If you have constant and laxatives seem or bilious attacks it would ba to make things worse wise to try this: Slop all use of any laxative that does not encourage variation from a “fixed dose” (which may be entirely too large a dose for your individual Use instead a liquid laxative need) that you can measure and regulate As necessary to repeat as to dose foAe smaller doses less and less often until the bowels are moving without any help at all Doctors use liquid laxatives and a properly prepared liquid laxative containing natural laxative agents like senna and cascara a comfort a real help in estailishing Ask your doctor about regularity this! (Doctors use liquid laxatives) Caldwell’s You can get Dr Svrup which is a most dependable Pepsin at any drug store liquid laxative insists Sc Ca&&&e$!i There may be u lesson there for this country that if attacked could only throw u few lumps of gold at t lie “Please be nice” enemy und plead Flying Is like human life in this you do not see what it is that pulls you along through ttie upper air You look at the ttiree engines sticking out Into space ahead of you and see no sign of power nothing to explain the speed and climbing power or what it is that keeps you ahdt 1 tie propellers move at a speed that You know that makes them Invisible von move but do not see what moves Supply of Prfctum Free Week’ PEPSIN SYRUP Made ’Em Woozy He — Did the candidate electrify his audience? She — No he only gassed It — Answers Magazine IK J a text A might clergyman Your athefor atheists in that ist or gentleman from Senega would say: “Do not talk to nre that haul me of a trinity of propellers If to my destination and my destiny I there were any such propellers should see them’’ tmd to Nazis are supposed In Austria have murdered the Austrian ehancol-In- r Now the government Dollfuss succeeds Dolllms will hang 17 There Is nothing Nazis as a start novel in that Where you have dicta you have wholesale killings Thev go together The thing D the method have no They of hanging In to “drop" which causes the erinffnal break his neck by the jerk of his own A around is noose the put weight he criminal's neck and ns hangs "assistant executioners" pull ar his feet It to death until he chokes be a disagreeable spectacle even for the "assistant executioners" FLOWERS that YOUR NEIGHBORS WILL ENVY Don’t when will he the envy of every one in your neighborhood They are pure- bred seeds — the offspring of generations of perfect plants Itself Follow Intelligence the tip through Your female gorilla animal kingdom Is a horribly ugly creature The chimIs less panzee more Intelligent ugly The lowest female savage horrible to look at Is less atrociously ugly than and so on all the female chimpanzee the way up The name suggested for a new slate that would be number forty nine Is “Absnroka" a name and state to he created by putting together western North Dakota the northern third of and one row of eoimtlea Wyoming along the southern border of Montana That dreadful name chosen for this state "Absaroka" Is the name of the Crow Indian nation As long as It Is to be one of the United States why not select a United States name Lincoln Edison or some other with a meaning? 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