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Million jobless 12 By FAMOUS First Report of Carter Field WASHINGTON chamberlain’s for peace in Nevillesecurity amicable arrange- Aid of Population Receives Public Relief on Committee Senate NATIONAL CAPITAL ee' CORRESPONDENT Washington— A breakdown of the state delegations in congress on the vote on the government reorganization bill is of unusual interest if considered in connection with the "purge”— the proposal to defeat in Democratic primaries such members of the house and senate as have opposed the President on important issues Almost of paramount Importance York No "purge” New is politically has been proposed there but one of the most loyal of the 77 Democratic senators Robert F Wagner bucked the President on this issue to everyOf course Sen Royone’s surprise al S Copeland also voted against the President on this bill but it is Wagthis ner who is up for year not Copeland whom the President would very much like to see retired to private life In the house Rep John J O’Connor chairman of the powerful rules committee bus been troublesome to As the New Deal for some 'time chairman of that committee he has had much to do with blocking the wages and hours regulation bill He issued a blast against the reorganization bill as soon as it had passed the senate and then voted against it But— so did nine other New York Democrats of whom all but one Alfred F Belter come from the Greater City And an additional Martin New York city Democrat J Kennedy was paired against the bill! So it is rather dlfllcult to figure the organization' leaders- - helping to organize a move to eliminate the insurgents when primary day comes Especially when it is remembered that several important functionaries in this group of leaders particularly Ed Flynn of the Bronx bucked President’s the wishes rather forcefully when he attempted to get approval for Robert II Jackson’s gubernatorial ambitions Irritating Thorns In Maryland where the President would love to see Sen Millard E Tydings replaced by a New Dealer Tydings having sided against the President on every controversial four of the issue of any importance six Democrats voted against the President In Ohio where there are all sorts of Deal rumblings and whose senator Vic Donahey was the first named of the TVA investigating senators 12 of the 21 Democrats voted against the President In Texas where Sen Tom Connal-l- y was among the first to insurge on the Supreme court enlargement refused eight Democrats proposal to follow their own Sam Rayburn majority leader whose senators Carter Virginia Glass and Harry F Byrd have been the most irritating thorns on Capitol Hill so far fcs the White House is Sevconcerned was even worse en of her nine Democratic representatives voted against the President Even in South Carolina whose senator James F Byrnes led the fight for the reorganization bill in the senate did not do so well Three of her six Democrats voted wrong from the White House standpoint Which may not be so displeasing to Sen Ellison D (Cotton Ed) Smith whom the White House would like to see beaten this fall The one senator who comes up this year that the President is most anxious to save is "Dear Alben” Barkley qj Kentucky who defeated Pat Harrison for senate leader by one vote due entirely to White House He is now seriously pressure threatened in the primary But four of the eight Kentucky Democratic representatives voted against the President on the reorganization bill And so it goes through most of the delegations get no spending for his state was Nor that the rather tremendous power of patronage which of course both Coolidge and Hoover had had been enormously increased through the tremendous multiplication of the number of good jobs on the federal pay roll All of which is very significant now because of the new insurrection on Capitol Hill— that against voting the President huge sums for relief which he can then allocate as he pleases May Turn on Heat It must be admitted seems very little that there prospect pf this But then latest revolt succeeding it seemed rather unlikely after the White House turned on the heat for the reorganization bill and was able to get it through the senate that it would be upset in the house At least three times every one the situation has been watching sure within the last 18 months that the wages and hours regulation bill would be enacted only to see it sidetracked So that predictions at the moment seem rather daring This new revolt Just might get somewhere unlikely as it seems now The great importance of it is that if it should it would clip the President’s power so effectively that it is scarcely likely he would be able to force any measure through congress for the remainder of his present term It would mean that from now on congress would come mighty close to determining its decisions on its own political and economic judgIt would mean the end of ment White House domination of Capitol Hill Just one reservation has to be made to this The President still has that "power of expression” It is not impossible that his strength with the people in certain states and districts would be such that he could bring about the defeat in the Democratic primaries this year of a dozen or more outstanding figures among the insurgents That should it occur would be apt to bring congress back to heel very decidedly Probe to Be Unique The TVA investigation will be unique among the outstanding congressional inquiries of the last quarter of a century in one particular— it will not have a prosecutor! Some senator or member of the house among the ten who compose the committee may decide after the thing gets started to take a real interest and try to get somewhere with it There is no such promise to those who know the men from looking over their names but surprises do happen But in the past it has been the custom when a committee was apto pointed to delve into something man who pick out the particular had been doing most of the crusading on that subject and put him on the investigating body if not os chairman then at least as a mem- ber For example after Sen Burton K Wheeler had been attacking Harthen attorney ry M Daugherty general under President Harding and virtually bitterly for weeks forced the appointment of an inhe was apvestigating committee He was not made pointed on it chairman for the simple reason that he was a Democratic senator and the Republicans were in control of the senate so that all chairmanships were given to Republicans But — everybody knew when Wheeler was appointed that he would really run the committee and he did Walsh Made History When Sen Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin father of the present senator of the same name finally got his resolution for investigation of the lease of Teapot Dome passed Sen Thomas J Walsh who agreed A Chuckle Here with La Follette about it and was Just a few days before the house known as a relentless prosecutor so surprisingly scuttled the Presi- was named chairman dent’s pet government ' reorganizaWalsh made history digging in for tion bill Mr Roosevelt was talking the carefully hidden trails long after with a group of visitors As they but Walsh and La told the story afterward they had nearly everyone Follette was persuaded that actuthe impression that the President ally the whole thing was all right was not greatly concerned about This ha$ always been the rule in what congress might do about g both houses though frequently combut he grew rather forceful mittee chairmen especially in the when decrying any real danger of house of representatives have stodictatorship in this country len the thunder of the special proseToward the conclusion of the in- cutors because they simply terview the visitors reported the them House President asked them dramatically have a little harder timemembers getting if they could name any power he senators and hence than publicity possessed that the two preceding are less loath to do battle Presidents Coolidge and Hoover get a chance for the front when they pages had not had If the fiormal course of procedure The visitors were not politically had been followed in the TVA in-- minded As a matter of fact they Sen II Styles Bridges vestigation were chuckling as they came out of of New would have been the White House about the retort named Hampshire as one of the Republican one of their number Jbad made This member- s- lie would not have been gentleman had said to the Presi- put at the head of the senate list dent when asked what powers he because he is a but Republican had that his two predecessors had he would have been put on lacked "The power of expression" certainly the committee because he is the But it did not occur to them until one senator who has been exseveral hours later that after all the haustively the situainvestigating power to allocate a couple of billion tion and the subject for studying dollars a year to projects all over more than a year— knows more the country with the power to say to about it than else in either Senator Blank that he would either house in all anyone probability vote for administration measures or C Ball Bymllcata— WNU Sarvtca ' suctroops by airplane and parachute was Emergency rationing maneuvers cessfully accomplished in Texas by the army air corps during or nay bale rations for container personnel food metal shows This picture sack of oata with parachutei attached ready to be loaded and a on the bomb racks of the Martin bomber seen in background of IV PkbafuL V SUMMARIZES e Westarn One in Seven on Relief work- or of the More than 18000000 persons of the population country are receivassisting public ance from the fedlocal or state eral From governments 1933 to 1937 Inclusive tlx federal and state have governments spent $19400000000 for work relief and other forms of public assistance These far from cheerful were in a preliminary report of the senate committee on relief and unemployment submitted by Chairman Byrnes At the time the report came in Harry Hopkins WPA administrator was telling the house appropriations committee holding hearings on the administration’s recovery-relie- f program that the proposed $1250000-00- 0 would enrelief appropriation able 200000 to be added to federal aid rolls bringing the total number to 2800000 persons This money he said would last only for the first seven months of the- coming fiscal year He refused to estimate how much would be needed thereafter The senate committee report in general absolved the WPA from charges of graft waste and inefficiency but in some respects it sharply criticized the administration’s relief policies To the discomfiture of administration leaders the committee recommended that the senate’s revenue bill repealing the undistributed profits tax and modifying the capital gains tax be adopted as a major aid to economic recovery Retention of those taxes is in the house bill backed by President Roosevelt figures — ft — One Spending Bill Passed ITIIOUT a record vote the W ’ house passed the first of the new spending bills appropriating $903000000 for the Department of Agriculture during the next fiscal year Of the total sum 201 millions are for the building of new roads this being one of the president’s suggestions ft- Help for Utilities PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT now is planning to extend government aid to the public utilities which have suffered severely from government competition This was learned after he had conferred with RFC Chairman Jones and Douglas and Hanes of the SEC The purpose is to aid the utilities in financing new construction through the RFC lend ing program Employment of now idle workers is the aim — ft— AF of L FoBowt CIO THE WORLD’S WEEK Nawspapat Union TWELVE million American ers are totally unemployed Lead AMERICAN FEDERATION OF x LABOR following the example of the rival C I O entered politics on a national scale by forming an organization to back selected can didates tot pablic office The action emphasizing anew the split between the two labor associa tions indicated that the labor vote will be divided in many state primaries and November congression al elections — ft— Fighf in Pennsylvania' of Pennsylvania F) EMOCRATS are split wide open over the campaign tor the May primaries and Gov George Earle is in the middle Of the hot fight He is seek lng the nomination for senator May or Wilson of Philadelphia supported by Senator Guffey and John Lewis Is opposing him Wilson charged that Earle had borrowed large4 sums from M H McClos-kecontractor and of the Democratic Philadelphia organiza il tion and Chairman Green of the Republican state committee promptly demanded that Earle resign or face The governor admitimpeachment ted financial dealings with McClos key but said his debt had been reduced to $6000 Earle declared Guffey was trying to wreck the state party organization "so he can control the Pennsylvania delegation to the Democratic national convention in 1940 and team up with Southern Democrats to get the nomination for vice president” —4 Hitler Reviews Army D EICHSFUEHRER HITLER cel- - ebrated his birthday jy reviewing his new army and it developed that he and lis military leaders are expecting that open warfare will be the form of future conflicts The 10000 troops that marched along Unter den Lin den led by an Austrian battalion that had not yet learned the p were equipped for mobile fighting and armed with a new machine gun In the parade were 500 tanks of medium size and armored cars with radio It was announced in Vienna that a warrant had been issued for the arrest of Archduke Otto pretender to the Austrian throne A Berlin newspaper said the Austrian properties of the Hapsburgs had been confiscated Members of the German American bund held a meeting in New York on Hitler’s birthday which developed into a riot Seven men wearing American Legion caps were severely beaten by “Storm Troopers” in uniform J W Hill national secretary of the bund asked a congressional investigation of the activities of Representative Dickstein of New York who he said predicted there would be bloodshed if the meeting were held TVA Treaty n Ileclvir of Current Event Investigators HEN Sen James J Davis of Pennsylvania Republican consented to serve on the joint congressional committee to investigate the Tennessee Valley authority that group was complete Senator Bridges of New Hampshire author of the resolution calling for the inquiry was left off ' the committee y to precedent The other senators § named by Vice President Garner are: Vic of Donahey Ohio Fred H Brown of New Hampshire II H Schwartz of Wyoming Democrats and Lynn Frazier of North Dakota radical Republican House members are J M Mead of New York W J Driver of Arkansas R Ewing Thomason of Texas Democrats C A Wolverton of New Jersey and T A Jenkins of Ohio Republicans It was presumed that Senator Donahey would be chairman of the committee He is not marked asi prejudiced either way in the mat- U S'"a‘e never heard’ Investigators were to be in the field as soon as possible put and after joint commit iU hvd pu lc hearings £SVthe Europe through ments of the democratic governments with the dictators may yet n Anyhow consumma-tiobe realized of the deal was brought nearer ambassaBritish when Lord Perth dor to Rome and Italian Forei Minister Ciano signed the treaty of been under friendship which had The pact is negotiation for weeks feud bethe end long designed to and It is tween the two nations in after will join France probable negotiations with Mussolini already MinisteBon-ne- t suggested by Foreign The British prime minister of course hopes that later Hitler can be brought into the group and that there will be formed a quadrangle in axis e place of the the treaty provides Temporarily between relations for friendly Britain and Italy in the Mediterranean and the Near East but it does not go into full effect until "such date as the two governments other together shall determine’’ In words Italy must first have withdrawn its troops from Spain and Britain must have recognized Italy’s The former conquest of Ethiopia may be delayed until France has The latter dewon final victory from the pends upon permission League of Nations council 'which has been asked by Chamberlain In essence the treaty is a promise1 by each side not to attempt to change the status quo in the Mediterranean or Red sea areas nor to injure each other’s interests there in any way Italy is to reduce her forces in Libya to peace time strength and will adhere to the London naval treaty limiting the size of warships' The Suez canal is to be open to all nations equally in war or peace Italy will abide by the international nonintervention committee’s ruling in the Spanish war on volunteers and in case to withdraw from Spain entirely when the war is ended Italy declares it has no territorial or political aims and seeks no In economic position privileged Spain the Balearic islands Spanish Morocco or Spanish possessions overseas Political leaders in Berlin did not of the minimize the importance pact but insisted that e axis was not weakthe ened They were awaiting somewhat anxiously the visit of Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet to London scheduled for late in There were no indications April in London or Paris that Britain and France were ready yet to deal with Hitler But it was rumored that Poland might join them and Italy in a pact Plot Quake Killi 800 kara F?0M Turk'y news that toll an killed 1 lest £ Mr'orand deeded man YYnoe were buried tainous debris 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