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Show PROGRESS! Yanks In Far East 'Kick' Heirs Review of Current Event FLEET STALKS 'PIRATES' for 'Subs' Britain, France Will Patrol Mediterranean Advance as Chinese Start Tactical Retreat . . . Japs W. PiekmuT SUMMARIZES THE WORLD!S WEEK xi in Shanghai, eon. of their lives, cabled Washington, demanding the protection of United States ships-H- i American Chamber of Com- AMERICANS city asked merce in the war-toSecretary of State Hull for immediate clarification of the State dethem partment's stand. Some ofRoosewere bitter toward President velt, who, from his yacht, had told newspaper men that Americans in the war sons would remain there at their own risk. No deadline for evacuation had yet been set, and when rumors spread that the United States flagship Augusta was making ready to leave Yangtze waters, pan. le spread among the Yanks in Yl OPPQOCt J SEN h: ONAL JAPITALr C ar t er Field ) other pretty well, and usually rather accurate judgments of others ability, entirely aside any previous records, and it becomes obvious that Mr. Boland has something. Which makes his recent statement about next session more important What Mr. Boland said was that the Norris seven TVA's bill (eight if you add in the modifications of the present TVA) would be stripped of all its phases concerning power before passage next ses- each form each from sion. Now President Roosevelt very wants power included in definitely 'Sub' Piracy Showdown on Washington. Frank R. McNinch, the seven TVA's legislation. So does the new chairman of the power comp Senator George W. 'Norris, daddy of Britain and Franea mailing the greateit mission, is apparently trying to the original TVA. So do all the New fleet ever operated In the frighten the electric Industry into re- Dealers. All of which spells out cuShanghai. Mediterranean sea, to police It ana ducing rates. Which is rather that there will be a real fight on an neutral lifetime electric safeguard with Industry the business if for men, rious, Many unexpected front in the next sesshipping from atsavings Invested there vigorously should reduce its rates sharply, as sion, to be added to those already the tack by pirate' urged the President to adopt a a result of McNinchs warning, on the sure list taxes, wages and ubmarinei, aa a repolicy with a strong front almost inevitable result would be hours regulation, and, unless Mr. foreign mit of the agreeand keep the American flag wav- that there would be weakening of Roosevelt is kidding the legislators. ment ligned by nine ing." One veteran Yank resident public support for the Norris seven Supreme court enlargement again. powers at Nyon, circulated a petition demanding that TVAs bill which is supposed to be It was right after adjournment of near Geneva. The the President get off his yacht passed at the next teuton of con- the last session the only one so far poweri lignatory to And such a culmination get on his feet and get some guts gress. since March 4, 1933, when any imInthe pact alio would be most unsatisfactory not above them. partial referee would not give all cluded Greece, only to Senator George W. Norris, the rounds to Mr. Roosevelt that American missionaries and busisiavia, Turkey, ness men protested that the United who has come to approve of Mc- Attorney General Homer S. Cummania, Bulgaria, States' position in the Far East was Ninch, but to President Roosevelt, mings took the public into his confiM. LitvlnoiT Russia. Egypt BQ( dence on this holding that the Suto largely the result of their life's who appointed him. Italy and Germany had refused g After pointing to the work, and Insisted on a more steadpreme court issue must be settled attend the conference when Russia for sales of elec- and settled right fast attitude to keep the American of operating figures accused Italy publicly HAXDS ACROSS EUROPE stake in China. The State departtricity in the first seven months of the pirate submarines which sank to attend the ment replied that there was a broad 1937, McNinch remarked: Listening In refusing Jointly threatened and two Russian ships, of out Hitler y conference. between distinction indem-nitgetting Now, of course, all the senators "This revelation of unparalleled reprisals if Italy did not pay (left) and Mussolini once more the line of fire and relinquishing growth and prosperity is the an- and representatives, whether at accord of the privileges established over the swer to those devotees of that an- home or Liking a holiday, are enThe principal provisions of the show the complete two Fascist governments. and years. Vice consuls in many Chi- cient superstition of hydromancy gaged in their normal between essions which Germany agreement, nese ports were ordered to leave who function of holding their ears Italy were invited to join, were: gazed at the water of a few findman advisers finally won them over their posts. 1. Mediterranean shipping will be hydro plants the government was to the ground. They are busy these to that the for positions the is safest theory out what destine thing the ing and building predicted restricted to the regular ship lanes, had been held at a cost far out of Headache for the them to do in the next session. tion of the private power industry. which will be patrolled by French League to their Importance. At this stage, Mr. Boland, Demoand British warships, in both the proportion It is both interesting and signifiGENEVA, the Chinese delegaJapan has depended largely upon eastern and western stretches. If cratic whip of the house, takes a "to said McNinch Mr. later, cant, an framed tion against arappeal most of her the naval guns for Italy agreed, she was to be alto be presented note that, as electric rates have public stand against the President tillery shelling and, attacking far- Japanese invasion, lowed to patrol the Tyrrhenian sea. Nations. The ap- gone down, production and con- and the New Deal on an issue which of to the League ther back from the river, will lose I. Patrolling navies will attack peace-lovin- g sumption have gone up. It has been most observers and members of which of urged The peal, that presence advantage. and attempt to destroy any suband is a shortsighted policy to keep congress thought was going to slide to -' and members was join an impormarine which attacks merchant Japanese warships rates as high as the tariff through next session without a real electric the in action Chinese aggression," against tant factor in the heavy ships other than Spanish, without Such false economy holds struggle. will 17 bear. of the Article invoked League which totaled 20,000 first giving passengers and crew op- casualty list, inwhich would invite Japan down the traffic' and hurts the powMr. Boland proved himself an accovenant, The wounded. 30.000 and killed portunity to leave in lifeboats, as vaders lost 10,000 men killed and to ait in on the council of reply. If er industry as well as the publie. curate Judge of what is the shrewd outlined in the 1938 London naval the accused nation refuses the invi- It has now been demonstrated be- thing to do In politics in 1930, and an unestimated number wounded. treaty. of the tation sanctions may be applied yond all cavn that the publie wants has demonstrated it several times The first strategic stage 3. Signatories expressly declare Chinese as against in Shanghai Japan has definitely in- and needs more and more power in since. fighting that they do not concede belligerent Intends to reject any industry, in commerce, in the home officers she German dicated the In 1930 there was a vacancy in by planned rights to either party in Spain. and on the farm. Only those who the Scranton, Pennsylvania, congreswas to slow down and harass the such invitation. now fail sional district 4. Patrol ships arriving on the landing of Japanese reinforcements; Largely a hard coal, The Chinese statement charged see through a glass darkly scene of an attack too late to pre- the second, to divide the Japanese to understand that the interests and has since that mining district it should, on cold Japan vent it will be authorized to attack lines, and the third, to deprive the of the power companies logic, be wet Henry H. Curran, thrown 60,000 ' troops into the prosperity and of the consumers alike look In any submarine in the vicinity, pro- Japanese of the use of their naval Woosung-Shangharea. president of the Association Against the vided they are satisfied it is the direction of electrifying Amerguns. the Prohibition Amendment was incan. . . of The intention Japan ica. guilty one. what is going on, the not otherwise be Realizing He sint this writer down terested. to Interpreted than 5. These measures will be executWith aU of which, incidentally, the there to Japanese command has ordered dominate Shanghai . . . and to atinvestigate. uned by the British and French fleets executives agree, though, rapid advance no matter what the the utility It developed that no one of the anywhere in the Mediterranean with cost, in an effort to change an or- tack Nanking, the capital," fortunately for their own good, too candidates that also for the Republican nomdeclared atatement said. It the exception of the Adriatic. East- derly retreat into a complete rout. few of them probably will heed the ern powers will protect neutral As a result, the Japanese for the the Japanese blockade iff the entire warning about high rates soon ination was really wet politically. coast was lllegaL The Republican leaders thought it shipping in their territorial waters. time being are the heavy losers in Chinese enough. towas not safe thought the dry senti6. Signatories agree not to let any men, rather than the Chinese. The Worth Watching ment still too strong. Over in the of their own submarines put to sea latter have been covering their ma- Hitler; 'Stand by Japan' Incidentally, McNinch is an in- Democratic primary, generally reneuver well, leaving land mines in In the Mediterranean unless accomHITLER, in a manifesto in politics well garded as futile because the district ADOLF panied by a surface vessel, except their wake which have blown whole German nation, offered teresting figure He was an up and was so strongly Republican, Pat Boin certain exercise' zones. Japanese units to bits, and continu- to stand by both Italy and Japan in worth watching. coming cog in the Fumihold Sim- land was running as a wringing wet 7. Signatories will not permit foring to throw a curtain of artillery a "defensive fight against bolshemons machine in North Carolina, against a dry. This writer urged The invaders. of in fire the front vism. He charged that the two eign submarines in their waters unago. Then he angered the support of Boland as the only years of fires mass leu in urgent distress or on the oity of Shanghai is a major wars now going on (the boss, and Simmons retired him to chance. and ruin such as no one has ever civil surface and accompanied. and the Spanish outer darkness. For years he found a little later Boland decided seen there before. wars) were the result of "attempts every road leading to anything po- toBut It was plain that delegates knew enter the Republican primary as to spread communism. that explosions might occur in half litically barred by the relentless well as the Democratic. The Penna dozen European capitals if their $300,000,000 in New Money The Reichsfuehrers speech was1 Simmons. sylvania law permitted that at the beread to the Nazi party congress in pact did not get into operation But then came 1928, and the nom- time, though it has since been SECRETARY OF THE fore there were any further attacks has Nuremberg while he sat cm the plat ination of A1 Smith by the Demo- changed. He iron both primaries! on shipping. They were embar- agreed to issue 8300,000,000 in cash form. It could not have been better crats. Simmons sulked. Hat in And has been three times rassed in conference by the Russian against an equal amount of the timed in view of the current friction McNinch called on his old since! He has something. hand. steril- between Italy and Soviet Russia chief. He foreign commissar, Maxim LitvlnoiT, treasury's that Smith should who insisted on naming Italy as the ized" gold. The over submarine piracy in the Medi- be beaten.agreed Looks Like Surrender Simmons encouraged Russia at first refused move eras believed "pirate. terranean. and later first him, openly. secretly Foreshadowing events in the next to sign, on the grounds that the secto have been made Germany and Italys community McNinch led the North Carolina session of congress, particularly as ond provision was no protection at because of recent of interests have emerged in reand carried the state, to the cleavage between President in the cent months, he said, "more and Hoovercrats, Simmons all, merely requiring submarine weakness and the nor- Roosevelt and the New Dealers, on with aid from commanders to be gentlemanly market for governof in defense the more an element mally impotent Republicans, by an the one band, and the conservatives before sinking ships, and that it imment bonds and Europe against chaotic imbecility. on the other, the surrender of the overwhelming majority. 16 per cent decline plied recognition of both Spanish Our His manifesto continued: But mark this. Of all the hun- President in signing the sugar bill as Britains belligerents. in the stock market parties communis agreement with dreds of key Democrats, including cannot be exaggerated. Anthony Eden was reported to have over a period of (anti serves thetic)same fundamental many far more important than McJapan convinced the signatory powers that about four weeks. Bitterly as President Roosevelt mission to stand together in de- Ninch, who revolted, McNinch is it would be impossible for a subobjected to this bill, as expressed In addition, the fense of world civilization. the only one who has ever succeedmarine to sink a ship under those not only in private conversations Secretary open market com- ed in getting to first base since I but in writing, there is just one exMorenthau conditions. mittee the federal Simmons himself was defeated on planation for the signature. Had he reserve board announced that it had Nazis Too Busy to Fight that very issue in the next primary. vetoed it It would have been necretwelve federal authorized the HITLER, German Chinn's German Strategy ADOLF struck serve banks to buy additional what might have All over the South the same thing essary to call an extra session of TAPj-N'big push amounts of short term government congress to pass some substitute, been a cheerful note, in conference happened. in Ellina was believed definitely as the present quota law expires on securities. Normally, in a rebellion, the leadwith foreign government represen"on" ss the Japanese assumed virthe treasurys tatives at the Nazi rally in Nurem- ers get short shrift. But in a revo- December 31. The President had no In some tual control of North Hopei, and move was quarters, interpreted as an about berg, when he declared that Ger- lution they come Into power. In the particular objection to the extra sesmade important thrusts into the Chifane by the administration, reversing many is too busy to become involved South the fellows who won, back in sion. In fart, he was undecided for nese U'tes at Shanghai, after the its year-ol- d policy of trying to prein any war. He said that the plans 1928, and who carried Virginia, some time whether he would call most terrible fighting of a month of vent an untimely inflation. which he and other Nazi leaders North Carolina, Florida, Texas, one, entirely Irrespective of the sumdeclared warfare. have for the country would take Kentucky, Tennessee and Oklahoma gar situation. At about the same time, the from 20 to 40 years to complete, and for Hoover, had their reward in poUs War' of Out But be was finally convinced that heeding at last the advice of 'Keep that war might be disastrous to litical banishment and popular dis- not all the strength the administraROOSEVELT, German officers generally concedPRESIDENT like. All but McNinch. tion could bring to bear would reconditions in Europe them. ed the brains of the central army, The Reich fuehrer reiterated his Herbert C. Hoover seemed to feel sult in passing the kind of sugar cut and his the Far vacation East began a strategic retreat to the colonies must no gratitude to any one in the South bill he wanted even if he vetoed belief that Germany's third area of defense mapped out short and returned to Washington to be returned to her, to furnish a marwho had risked his political future the present bill and called an extra discuss developments with his cabithese same officers the after by ket for her goods. He implied that for him. With the exception of session. net. After the situation discussing Shanghai conflict of 1932, which was Great Britain need have no fear of McNinch! Maybe Hoover figured Most convincing on this was with Norman H. Davis, his Euroconducted under identical condithe Nazis maintaining naval bases that most of these Hoovercrats were ambassador-at-largJohn Nance Gamer. Berand pean tions. in colonies, fin: the expense of that just fighting Smith because he was Included in the Japanese drive to nard M. Baruch, and getting re- would offset the economic advantage a wet, or a Tammany politician, All Know Story break the Chinese line from ports from the State department, created by them. and therefore didn't deserve any reThe importance of an this now is the Woosung forts to Liuho were he was said to be convinced that ward from him. And, of course, in that every member of both house more bombings and shellings of the there was a real possibility of ima way Hoover on this one thing of the United States in a and senate knows the whole story. heavily populated Chinese districts plicationwar. McGrady Quits Labor Post was Baruch called Europe foreign right. know, in effect, that the PresiThey of Nantao, Chapel and Lunghwa, But how about McNinch? How did dent was badly beaten on two Issues a tinder box, ready to explode at UDWARD F. McGRADY, assistant with women and children accountof chief labor, and secretary he- persuade Hoover that he, alone any time. very dose to his heart sugar and ing for most of the enormous casuIn an address before an outdoor strike trouble shooter of Mine. Fran- of all the southern bolters, deserved Supreme court So enlargement alty list. ces Perkins department, resigned The Japanese conquest of North meeting of Dutchess county (N. Y.) to devote his talents to radio. Ha reward? And how did he convince they wUl be less fearful of opposing citizens Roosevelt President D. Franklin had Roosevelt that his powof the Presidents to have been must" Hopei appeared left his job to take the ers should be increased? That man any measures from now on. Which clinched with smashing victories at said, World conditions are pretty post of executive vice in president serious. I am glad to aay , . that has something. bodes evil for the Roosevelt proMachang and Tsinghsien. Tsingh-sie- n charge of Industrial relations with is 40 miles south of Tientsin we are going to do everything we the Radio Corporation of Boland gram in the next session. Has Something America, can in the United State not only and only 16 miles from Tsangchow, The conflict of personalities is ala salary variously estimated at at Patrick J. the of United the Boland, Democratic so States but people where the principal Chinese deIt was Pat Harrison to from $15,000 $50,000. of the the not whip as mil whosignificant house, is government of the United States fenses of the area are located. From led the fight for the presIn a letter to McGrady, President known to the really -- to keep us out of war." He added general public as he ent sugar bill, a fight which came Tsangchow to Paotingfu there exists Roosevelt expressed deep regret, deserves. The title carries the idea a strong, unbroken Chinese line that it will take a lot of planning min-taland added, Your efforts to n to most folks of a sort of sergeant-at-arms- , to a boil during the struggle of the which includes the finest Chinese to keep us out of war." senator to be elected harmonious labor relations or call owho rounds up Mississippi twar equipment and the countrys Democratic leader in place at Joe have always been in the public in- the congressmen boy, for a vote. Sounds 16,098,000-Bal- e heaviest artillery. Cotton Crop terest and in fairness to workers Robinson. Everybody knows that a like inJob rather than one leg Apparently the Chinese plan of reTHE fifth largest cotton crop yield and management" it was President Roosevelts influvolving leadership. treat was to withdraw dufmding in the nations history eras foreence that beat Pat, and elected Albeen one of the fedhad McGrady Actually, of course, it is rather len troops from the range of Japanese cast by the Department of Agriculeral mediators who failed to achieve Barkley, of Kentucky. 8o Pat an naval guns in the Whangpoo and ture, which estimated a 1937 which important place, gives its lost the honor he craved, but the crop of a settlement iff the CL L Ol strike holder the The rivers. Chinese were 16,098,000 bales. The cotton Yangtze privilege of sitting in on President lost a fight in which he crop against Little Steel." In his new reluctant to leave positions which September 1 was 75 per cent of nor- position, his services will be avail, the party councils, and at least was more determined than on the of demonstrating they claimed had been held against mal, indicating an average yield able to the government upon call, it his opportunity any measure this session except the the Japanese invasion, but the Ger- - per acre iff 228.5 ability, if any. Add to that the court bill. was reported. pounds. that congressmen get to know point Ball Syndic! 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