| Show t F TIIK News Review of Current Events the World Over i Edward VIII Becomes Ruler of the British Empire stitute for Unconstitutional AAA Rejected by Senate Subcommittee By EDWARD 0 Want rn W Newspaper Great Britain of India died in and house peucfully Sandringham painlessly In his seventy first year Im mediately on his passing his eldest son Edward Albert who had been prince of Wales GEORGE V king of to the succeeded throne which by British law Is never va Next morning cant state council conthe queen four sons which had been created by a decree which George signed a few hours before his death proclaimed the accession of the new ruler si Edward VIII Ills first official act was to notify the lord ninror of London of bis father’s demise King George who had been on the throne almost twenty five yenrx was the best loved and most democratic f the world’s talonnrchs always Just soDcltous for the welfare of Ills subjects and living a simple and almost faultless domestic and official life The new king a confirmed bachelor knows his vast empire Intimately having visited practically every part of It some reDecidedly different gions many times from his father In his tastes and ways of life he still as the prince of Wales bas been a great favorite of the people and In recent years realising that be would soon have to monnt the throne he steadied down and took an in the affairs of Increasing Interest He Is especially liked by the empire In whose welfare the laboring classes he often has Shown deep sympathy That he never married has been a disappointment to the British people Now for the first time since the reign of William IV there Is no prince of Wales: Is the Next In the line of succession king's brother the duke of York and Second comes the duke's little daughter Princess Elisabeth There will be Six months or more of official mournand Edward ing for George's death VIII will not be crowned for about one year The body of the dead ruler was removed from Sandringham house to the little church of St Mary Magdalene in Sandringham Thence It was to bo taken to Westminster abbey there to lie In state Interment Is to be In the Albert Memorial chapel at Windsor beside the tombs of George’s father and mother the sisting of and her 1 ll ! New Deal's auhstltnte for the a bill emAAA unconstitutional powering the secretary of agriculture to pay farmers who cooperate voluntarily In a program of was soil conservation Introduced In congress by Senator John B Democrat Bankhead and Representative Marvin Jones Democrat Texas The bill was referred to a senate subcommittee The members of the subcommittee doubted the constitutionality of the new measure and directed Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to write a new bill The bill rejected by the committee stated as Its purK)ses : Preservation and Improvement of Soil fertility 2 Promotion of the economic use of land 8 Diminution of exploitation and Unprofitable use of national soil resources 4 Provision for and maintenance of a continuous and stable supply of agricultural commodities adequate to meet domestic and foreign consumer prices fair to and consumers 5 Reestablishment and maintenance of farm purchasing power Secretary Wallace was requested to write a new act that would provide a with each of the plan of 48 states and net np a permanent program on AAA policies Chairman Smith Democrat said Saying he spoke for the committee Smith explained: “We said In effect to Secretary Wallace 'Make It constitutional' because we have the responsibility to pass It" bill providing THE compromise of the soldier bonus whlppej through congress by crushing majorities was passed on to the President who Is expected to veto it Congressional action on the measure was completed when the bouse voted 843 to 39 to accept the senate substitute for the bill It bad previously The senate vote was 74 to 16 passed Leaders of both houses claim they a have sufficient votes to override ' veto The original house bill did not provide a method for paying the cost of the bonus which Is estimated at The senate suggested the Issuance of the $50 "baby bonds which will bear Interest of 8 per cent until 1945 If the veteran annually electa to hold on to them Each veteran will receive the 1943 value of his adjusted compensation certificate Jn $30 bonds with a govIn- ernment check for odd ' a mounts Sub- RAniANTl TIMffS HARLAND UTAH LONG’S lieutenants HUEY the victory of their primary declared slate In Louisiana that the late senator’s fight on the Roosevelt administration would be pushed with wealth program the share-thas the Returns on the spearhead of attack Indicate a majority of more primary than 100000 for senator governor and Is other state officers Nomination equivalent to election world rejoiced over the that Lincoln Ellsworth noted explorer and his pilot Herbert had been found safe and well In Little America and were on board the rescue ship Discovery II which was sent Jointly by the British and Australian governments The two men had been missing since November 23 when they started on a bold airConplane Right across the Antarctic but tinent In this they succeeded ihey ran out of fuel and were forced to land at the bay of Whales They had a considerable supply of provisions but this wns almost exhausted No word had when they were found come from them because their radio transmitter was disabled 44 AWARDS AT Union terest owed by veterans npon loans on their certificates Is can unpaid celed but there will be no refund of Interest paid upon such loans present federal relief program principally on work relief COC and public works is alone as much as the costing approximately fourfold which went befoie program and which embraced these three Items plus direct relief which has now been to the states according to a returned study of the relief problem and the finances Kendall K RECENT League of Nations by government have gone heavily against Iloyt In the Analyst For Immediate at least Italy's aspirations for Afilcnn conpurposes Of four major actions taken by quest there Is no prospect of much reduction the assembled powers In the rate of federal expenditure acled again by Anthony In order to precording to Mr Hoyt Eden of Great Britain vent the states from trooping back for two definitely were anmust more relief funds the government tagonistic to Italy one keep Its pledge to employ the arbitrary was a draw and one three and millions of Iversons wns somewhat In the which have been carried since last NoFascist state’s favor vember principally under VVI'A and tiffs means that ‘Iirdoflrir terms They 1 The league coun the outaccording to budget estimate to move ell decided lay for recovery and relief for the fiscal toward an oil embargo year ending June 30 103C will be alA commost the same as thut for the preced ngalnst Italy mittee of experts was Ing fiscal year namely three billions In or an average round numbers of 2r0 appointed to ascertain If oil sanctions could be made effective millions per month 2 It Is within expectuney Britain announced a military al therefore that costs to the country will reach a llance with France Greece Turkey and nevy high unless economic conditions !m Jugoslavia and those nations pledged prove more rapidly than can now be aid should Italy attack Britain because of sanctions Rumania and Czechoforeseen slovakia promptly Joined this group making seven nations pledged to com"authentic" admlnls APPARENTLY are credited ac bined action against Italy should war come over efforts to stop the cording to Democrats In congress with conflict a report that Jesse Jones RFC chair3 The longue declined to send s man may become secneutral Investigating body to Ethiopia retary of the treasury asked and to which It was said that Henry which Ethiopia consented Morgenthau present Italy 4 The league conciliation committee secretary of the trend a report that no new peace published ury may be made conare possible at the present fidential adviser to the proposals time and that the league should pur President One congressman sue a policy of watchful waiting who keeps abreast of In govdevelopments SUMMARILY overruling the ernment financial cirfor a rehearing of cles sild he was rethe Louisiana rice millers' cases Inthe volving the refund of some 200 million asonably an dollars In processing taxes held In eschange alrendy hns received some consideration from President Roosevelt crow the United States Supreme court Another added that It was "a Issued its mandate ordering the return shot that It Is under consideration" of the funds to the taxpayers The reports were discounted to some The court also Issued Its mandate extent however by the fnct that the In the lloosac mills cases In which the President hns Just renominated Jones Agricultural Adjustment act was held for two more years aa chairman of the unconstitutional and thereby closed Reconstruction the door to petitions for a rehearing Finance corporation One Democratic representative ar- In that case In a third action the gued that on the basis of his past court ordered arguments on February 4 on the New Deal's motion to disrecord Jones could carry Into the treasmiss a suit brought by the state of ury the respect and confidence of both and "the man In the Georgia to test the constitutionality of hlg business street" lie described the RFC chair- the Bankhead compulsory cotton control act man as sufficiently liberal to commanl The expected decision In the TVA the support of liberal elements and case was not handed down yet not leaning so far In that direction as to alarm conservatives UNDERSECRETARY of the Treas-reury Ooolldge PUEMIER KESSIM PASHA weary signed his position suddenly and unJob since the because he did not agree riots started November 13 tins handed expectedly with all the policies of the administratof his cabinet to King the resignation ion At the snme time Assistant SecFund I The resignation was accepted W Robert resigned retary Lawrence Nesslm found It exhausting to keep President Roosevelt accepted both res an equilibrium between the conflicting It wag understood Ignatlons there forces of the throne the Brltisb resl was no connection between the two dency the nation ilHta and their coin withdrawals Mr Robert tad been patriots But the final blow deilt bliu expected for some time to quit hls by the BrljWh government at London was the thinly veiled ultimatum to post In his treasury position Mr Coolldge In the form of Egyptian NatlonaliMii long a New England banker has been verbnl Instructions for negotiations for In charge of such government finanan Angll Egyptian trenty 'The sting cial affairs as the huge borrowings of to Egyptian pride was In the warning meet exmoney to heavy government fall that If the present negotiations He wns understood to be the British consider their hnml9 will penditures In accord with most Roosevelt policies be free and will revise their Egyptian but felt he was unable to give bis policy full support to the general New Deal — — progra m sales of automobiles ntan FACTORY In the United States rose In INTRODUCED the house by to 407804 In December bringing the 1 Chairman Rayburn of the Interstate the lepurt commerce year’s total to 4009489 committee Is a bill for the ment of Commerce reports The total purpose of Increasing the powers of with 2753111 In UK14 At the federal trade commission compares to prethe same time the department reported vent unfair and deceptive trade practsn Increase of $7483914 In exports of ices It proposed these four major In the automotive law: changes the month present during products from Declares “deceptive acts and the preceding of November unlawful In addition to the “unmonth November auto exports reached now a valuation of $22403722 This Is the fair methods of competition” for any corresponding specified figure peak In the scope 2 Includes ‘Trusts" of month since 1929 when the export law with the along corporations total amounted to $27129903 8 Gives the Circuit Court of Appeals power to restrain practices Involved In of AFTER several months S commission proceeding pending final stability Premier IMerre court decision Laval has handed to Albert 4 Limits to days from the date president of France the resignation of of a order the time In commission the entire cabinet Leaders expressed which application may be made to the fear of a financial crisis tor review of the order Circuit court The radical Socialists: Minister of State Edourd llerrlot Minister of ComCONNERY of merce George Bonnet Minister of Mer- CONGRESSMAN of the bouse cantile Marine William Bertrand and labor committee says that body' nas Minister of Interior Joseph Pnganonx to Impose the a bill designed Hpproved concomposed a letter of resignation on week Industry operating In demning the domestic and foreign polInterstate commerce and that he hopea Minicies of Laval Their colleagues It will have the support of the Presiister of Finance Marcel Kegnter and dent 1 be measure would license all Minister of pensions Mattpoll refused Interstate business and wltlumld to sign declaring they would resign cense from firms wblcb work emThe only with the cabinet as a whole more than 30 hours week ployee of State Minister Nationalist Louis lail to provide a wage autlklePt to Marin also dissented from the resignatand louitoriabie a decent maintain ion ii an (lard of living deny wnikerg the LavaL Informed of what was going yigtil to Join uulous or bargain collectotv bqnded the president the resignatively or employ person under sixteen ion of the entire cabinet years of age TIIE cm wter re 01£ STATE j FAIR ft mart ft ! m In sstf sablbRnr sony bnndsM whs asw sat CLABBEB 61BL ALL the PICKARD 1' gxliuittH r- ushlngton —Headline hunting — a term originated by the distinguished writer Floyd buns — hAs long been senatorial pastime Hunting It Is a practice a game which has been used by some senutors over and over again to obtain for themselves personal publicity usually at tlie expense of private Interests which always Is smeared In senatorial whether Justified or not Investigations lately however headline hunting as a pastime took an awful blow on the chin And when headline hunting was the recipient of a flare back from Its own devices It caught two well known senate figuies In the whirlpool of the reaction Probably one of the senators was largely responsible for the terrific that took explosion place and he full force and effect of hls the caught as they came In reown statements verse gear The Incident to which I refer occurred In connection with the Investigation of munitions makers and bankers by Senator Nye of Republican North Dakota 'and thef speelul commitThis intee of which he Is chairman fifteen some on has for gone vestigation and hhs cost approximately months $193000 $08000 of which came out of funds appropriated to feed the hungry of New Yoik city It has disclosed some questionable practices by some But of the small dealers in munitions ns a whole I believe the consensus in is that Mr Nye’s InvestigaWashington tion called a fishing exiiedltlon by many newspaper correspondents hns added little or nothing of a constructive character before In these columns I reyou how Senator Nye wns proceeding about the The Great making Flare-Bacspeeches In which he charged munitions makers and Internationa bankers and even aircraft and shipbuilders with bewar In promoting ing instrumental Indeed be asserted numerous times that bankers and munitions makers had forced the United States Into the World war He and investigates employed by the committee were constantly engaged In telllrg capital correspondents of terrible things whhh had dug up while the investigators they mulled through private flies of and business banks houses These brought plenty of headlines but now that the munitions Investigation Is virtually over one can hardly agree in mnklng a fair npprnlsal of the committee's work that the charges have been substantiated Senator Nye Is an advocate of peace and he had many opportunities therefore to appear In the roll of a pence lender in speeches before various orIt developed ganizations Interested however that he received honoraria gifts of money or fees for the speeches But to get back to the bendline hunting and how R flared back the climax of the munitions Inquiry was the of the gigantic New York vestigation flnnnclul house of J I Morgan and It was while the Morgan company partneis were on the witness stand thnt the explosion came— and It did not Involve Mmgin In any way The Incident around which the storm blew hardest enme when Senator Chirk of Missouri a son of the distinguished Inte Speaker Clrrrk rend into the com niittee record documents showing how i’resident Wilson hail iliplomitirally evaded Informing a senate committee of the existence of treaties among the a diviallies by which tlioie would sion of the colonies of Germany and Austria Hungary If the allies won the World war documents Subsequently showed thnt Mr Wilson wns aware of those treaties and when this was dls closed Senator Nye charged In a committee hearing Hint Mr Wilson had TuTsTIi ed th e—records There followed the explosion Word reached the floor of the senate then In and Senator Connolly session Texas blew off the ILL He openly Democrat Senator Nye of besmirching accused the mimes of Mr Wilson and the lute Secretary of Stnte Lnnsinir and charged at the same time that the North Dakota kenntor was a publicity seeker Senator Clark was criticized also and wus cast out In Ihe the Inference cious senate debate that the Missouri senator was indirectly biased because hls father had lost Hie Presidential to Mr Wilson In that fanomination mous and bitter 1912 Democratic convention Thus Senator Clark got caught la the mess but not to such nn extent as did Senator Nye because Senator Glass the Vhglnia Democrat and a leader in the Wilson administration also took up the cudgels and lambasted the youthful North Dakotan without the benefit of gloves On top of this Senator Pope of Idaho and Senator George of Georgia both stalwart Demwithdrew from the Nye comocrats mittee proceedings In doing so they rend a statement explaining their position which though tactful was none the less direct In expressing their disOnce ported to country satisfaction t In the meantime the Morgan partners headed by J V Morgan himself sat In the witness chairs with nothing 10 d0“Thcv sat for three days with virtually no questions being put to them From their standpoint I believe their ns witnesses was climactic aiqienrance quite fitting Tlie committee that had started out with bales and bales of records from which the Investigators were going to prove how terrible was the House of Morgan had found It was giving them a rather clean bill of health They found thnt the committee Instead of proving that they had brought on the war was proving for the House of Morgan that It had served the United States government that its policies were of more value to this country than they ever bad been publicly shown to he before and that in the pml they hail enabled the governments of Great Britain and France to maintain their strength and fight off the Central Powers until the men and were money from the United Stutes brought Into play Through the long years that J P Morgan and company has operated In New Yoik the name has been synonymous with Wall Street It was synonymous with Wall Street because demagogues and those politicians who profit by baiting Mg business as a popular Alsport had created that Impression ways when it was profitable for a representative or senator to conjure up a picture to win votes for himself you to the ‘‘mighty could find allusions power of Morgnn" It will be recalled how In recent years two former senators Brookhart Republican of Iowa and Heflin Democrat of Alabama made mince meat of the "money changers of Wall Street” the “money changers" were Always headed up by the house of Morgan I mention these two former senators because their attacks are typical There are those In the senate today who do the same thing and for exactly the same purposes The committee of the investigation House of Morgan showed that the institution had profited by acting as commercial agents for the allies and thnt in handling about three billion dollars in purchases of wheat cotton coal oil shells nnd other munitions of war for the allies a commission of 1 per cent had been paid to the House of MorThe Inqulrv also revealed the exgnn tent to which Morgan and company bad taken bonds of the French and nnd had sold British governments them Jiere Evidence showed that after the United States entered the war United took States government the over the Job of financing those nations whose business and financial transactions had been handled by the House of Morgan prior to April 6 1917 inSo the munitions Investigation stead of smearing the House of Morgan apparently hns told for the first time the details of how It functioned during a period when the United States government could do nothing a period when the vnst majority of our citizens were proved to have been sympathetic wtlh the allies against the central powers At the oulset I said this investigahad flared back on Its sponsors Time alone will tell Senatorial how significant this explosion hns been Inquiries and time alone disclose whether It will have the effect of exi educing the number of senntorlnl cursions Into the affairs of private business The senate hns vnst powers nnd they are susceptible to nhtise There are mnny unhlnsed students of government who hold the conviction thnt there have been unwarranted Investigations by the senate and thnt these Investigations amount to persecution of priInObvlouslv some vate business quiries have turned up real dirt Take the oil scnndnl that came out of the Harding administration for example The facts In thnt conspiracy prohably never would have been disclosed except for Uie vigorous Job "done bythe late Senator AValsh Montana Democrat There are other Illustrations of the truth of the statement that some are ralunhle On the Investigations other hand it seems to me that headline hunting as such represents a game outside of the rules of fair somewhat tion Salt Lake City 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