Show kiews w s review r L aview of 0 f current I 1 events the world Worl dOver over 4 L r v KT W oy einie ernnie nt under y laborite cabinet gifford organisms organises ses campaign Y for relief in Arneri america cai 4 4 1 if by EDWARD W PICKARD i 4 it T gains felna economic and crisis has in the formation of fa national of mints tr try which Is expected to hold office foronjy or only 0 a few months and in that time to work out the grave of balancing the budget prime minister mac blac stanley donalds donald found him film baldwin telf elf caught beaw between een tho the two urea fires of the demand by the conservatives aad 11 liberals for reduction of the dole and the absolute refusal of bf he trades union congress to accept that expedient f foe ortee the financial relief of the be country metr ibers of hla hid cabinet of re resigned sigried so mr Alne Donald gave up the struggle and hurrod to buckingham palace where he litin handed ded to king jung george tho the resignation of tha entire ministry t ry the king who had rushed kushed ba back ch from scotland called stanley baldwin the conservative lender and sir herbert samuel acting leader of tho the liberals into anto conference and it was decided that a national government should be formed at attale Att the tle suggestion of mr baldwin mr macdonald Mac Donnld was persuaded 0 o ro re his place as prime minister miti lster and a cabinet email 6 as in war war time alp p was waa selected these being tho the members mr macdonald Mn cDonald P philip snowden J 11 thomas and lord sankey 1 conservatives stanley baldwin Neyl neville llo sir samuel hoare former chancellor of tho the exchequer th equer and sir phillp philip cunniffe lister liberals sir Jl herbert eibert samuel and i the alid ina marquis rauls of eight other ministers without cabinet rank were appointed in ib n radio address mr macdonald bald defended defeno ed the proposed reduction of the dole mr Alac macdonald lonAld Is denounced in edme come labor circles ai as a fractor fr altor and ad elsewhere Is abeln being hailed Rs as almost a liero hero ile he gaj has enss sacrificed rl bcd hla 1 personal ambli a ambition loh and perhaps chis his political future to help his country out of its financial distress the london dally daily herald harald chief organ of the labor party charges that the fall of the labor government was dictated by the united I 1 states federal tte Ite serve jerve bank A condition to the granting of further crets credits tt it 8 was a drastic reduction in tho the d dole 0 1 0 this wasll was flatly atly dented denied by snowden now en and others high officials in was washington ington said eald th they ey had not heard that art ao additional dit ional lonal loan had been listed asked of the ahe federal reserve system by the british government it was their belief that the coalition ministry try would be able to the nation frow its difficulties WITH aters itra in headquarters the treat great I 1 nwe building of the department part ment of corn com inerio I 1 in washing ton walter S clifford head of alio 10 american tc ih and telephone lione hond company and now d director of nat national ionni relief Is rapidly getting ready his w 8 gifford alfford giop for the strenuous I 1 work of combating unemployment and distress throughout tho the country ills able assistant Is fred CC acting 1 chairman ot of the emergency ey committee on unemployment which tins has been busy since last fall gathering inform anfor mation and the 52 members mein bers of the idil advisory sory committee named by president hoover representing all sections I 1 I 1 of the land are rendering such service 1 as they can then too there a area rb many evany capable volunteers and iso also hired experts toh to handle anale technical trint in connection with the laign for funds vint that la Is planned mr air gifford spent the week end with mr air hoover at the Rapid ancamp camp and they discussed the i pr problem oblenA thoroughly Y in all its phases ses th the e pre sl dent received tele gratA froth from cover nors Um Brn morson merson of illinois of california tudor of maine and wl of new hampshire and from oth er cr individuals assuring of their coop co op bratton bradon with the lefief relief group governor roosevelt of new york sent a message concerning unemployment to the state legislature which met in special session primarily to handle other matters plans worked out by the president and mr giffard call for complete organization of the entire country for the relief task the nation must face this winter all relief agencies are to be welded into one system so there will be no duplication of 0 effort and no section bertlon of the country will be neglect ed under the direction ot of the ansh I 1 inkton ington ot ons communities corn in unit ie which have no not yet ye begun to prepare for the wahter re expected to make new efforts to obtain abrain funch with which to su supply aply local needs the president and mr alfford were in agreement that the relief load must i be carried by combined state and corn com enmity effort while the federal ganv eminent wilin aid ld in organizing relief activities and in the alid drive for funds every attempt to la to bo be rn made ado to frustrate all attempts to pass dole legislation couzins douzens of michigan hns has generously offered to donate to jhb joyless of detroit providing can be appi oth er sources in the effort to avoid ft a winter short nee ago of food in drought sections tho american red cross to la sending fall gai garden gaiden den seed 60 0 o tens pt of thousands of rural families S SEVERAL evenal congress congressmen meni speak ingon behalf of atherlean american shipping inter ests esta are protesting against the deal made between the federal farm board and the government of brazil because tho the OW bushels of wheat ghent which will be traded for coffee will be trans trana ported to brazil in Brazi brazilian linn vessels la chairman stone of the furm farm board said nothing could be dono done about it ii as the nog negotiations had been closed representative frank L L bowman of west virginia declared the ae action don of the board in allowing brazil 0 to arrange thea transportation was a col clossal economic blunder and lal viola odthe of the spirit of themer the merchant chapt apa marine act tho the american steamship IP owners mowrer s association sept a protest to president hoover floyve r probably ro bably as ai i mr ii stone says noth ing can be done in this instance but it Is more than likely tha t if the board makes sales of sheaf or cotton to china and and other countries amerlan van shipping interests will be pro EVERY family man employed by the ford motor com company pany et at iron mountain mich will have to cultivate a garden next year it if he be expects to retain ilias h ls job such Is tile the edict of henry ford who thus hopes to relieve his employee from the effects of the henr ford temporary busin business i ess depression ito believes bell ather companies throughout ghou t the country will take similar measures mens urea no ila hns has been studying the problem while on a to tour u r of find and Is convinced there Is no luge use trying frying to help men who r do apt try to help themselves ves by ra raising vegetables for their families when hen the people of our country tear learn a to ao help themselves they willbe bonell benefited ted far greater than they would bo be by insurance ns as Is being suggested in congress ford said inbur it our au g plans are adopted throughout the country such it a thing ns as the dole system need never bo be thought of family men who have no available space paca for gardening ford said would be e supplied with land jand bythe by the company i which would provide expert od nd vice for those hoie ti not familiar naith ga gar r den work ile ad ded chatan that an investigation gati OD voute L be sturlen soon poon t to a determine which a of his employees fees needed instruction THERE were in indications tha tho the campaign agn I 1 in n the southwest to force the price I 1 of crude oil up to 1 a barrel would be successful but auf the fields of oklahoma oma and enst east texas were otili kept closet closed tight by the militia and those of kansas were shut by order of the tate stale public se service arvice commission se several acal big oil compan overtures to 16 governors murray and sterling but both salil bald this the lid would stay clan clamped ped down until all the he major purchasers niel the price race of 1 a barr bar rp the ii prices rices paid for off oll moved steadily upward in id I 1 tild lie states named and also jn ln montana i i wyoming volel n idolor colorado ado new mexico ico louisiana and arkansas sas groht profited i eo by the shortage caused by bi the shut dowd shipping ne in I 1 large quantities t flies to the ea ceasr kloas coast A curtailment pro giaui Us in noff eaf zihere there too and producers are drawing from their storage tanks to supply the eastern markets D DAY AY by day the hood flood disaster in central china grows worse DIs latches describe the terrible conditions in the valley of the yingtse where nil all the country except the hilltops Is under bat vater r junks sallly unobstructed over hundreds utown of town abd villages thousand the inhabitants have drowned and hundreds of thousands of others are starving or dying of leuca on every bit of land that Is still are throngs of refu refugees gebs without food drink or shelter and most of dhembe them beyond help the three great cities of iwankow and flany Hi inyang ting are in desperate state threatened with mth 4 oin de and An IcIng Kluk laug and other cities are little better off the tea crop of central china has been utterly ruined survivors of the recant llouis flouts in I 1 era cruz cru Z san Ws luls potosi N hunau iii au andt and Alex mexico teo are a bow 0 w confronted with worse vorse horrors man drowning with the receding or of the waters has boa come coma an outbreak of yellow fever dysentery and other diseases and na as if tills were not enough hordes of snakes are traversing the mud covered lands attacking everyone i in the their lr path laih NEW YORK city aroused to fury by the exploits ft its gangsters which rival or out surpass aass those of chi cagos gunmen has started on a campaign to rid itself of those thugs the police force was ivis told to arrest all known or suspected eadd criminals A great mass meeting was held in mat man esob square gardens garden and nd the he speakers who included bainbridge colby co I 1 bay blamed prohibition and crooked politics for the gang outbreaks the city ty administration wits was d denounced e noun ced mayok walker coming in for some hard slops OPPONENTS of prohibition aro are rejoicing in the acquisition quIs llon of an ir important m recruit to 4 W their ranks lie ile 13 14 A samuel V 44 steel magnate and toco locomotive co motive builder ono one of those capt captains agns of industry whose opinions are generally held in high respect 8 vauclain for years mr vau clain ans a strong supporter of the dry law on economic grounds and because it abolished the saloon but ile he now new declares lie ho speakeasy apo easy has haa nullified the benefits of tho the law the attempts tit at enforce enforcement ment are failures and the eighteenth amendment should be repealed the national treasury should collect much of the millions now going to the bootleggers mr vauclain avers and he supports to some ed gree senator morrows plan which would restore to each state the poa po e cr i r to enact its own dry laws somei somewhat fiat the same plan was wag advocated by senator robert bert J bulkley of ohio in an address before a big democratic rally in iii kenton ohio jn in which he dec ec lared tired the right to control liquor traffic should be returned to the sovereign states outlining a plan for resubmission of the eighteenth amendment to the states state s bulkley said he hoped such a plan lah would be placed before constitutional conventions vent ions rather than state legislatures ile he urged a plank for the democratic party which would take pa prohibition hibi tion out of national I 1 1 politic once and for foi off all incidentally senator bulkley la Is still upon on fi as a possibility for the democratic nomination for prisident president TSIDRO AYORA president of eua J dor since 1029 resigned immediately after his cabinet quit their posts the aftermath of a peaceful rth revolt am among ong the officers odthe calm borazo garrison before stepping down aborn appointed cot col larrea alba as minister of government sand he assume the khe presidential powers in accordance wh I 1 the constitution aborn ayora took toa refuge ge lo 10 19 tha united states legat legation iod inquito in ln quito i 1 THREE 1 nl v ests k industrialists labor 0 lenders leaders and govern went officials were present when the world orld social economic X bon congress gress began its sessions in amsterdam Il holland olland edthe in the chair ns as presiding ot or fleer was C II 11 van leeuw an deml C u H van der j neut Dut dutchman liman ali who 0 leeuw Is president of the international ter national industrial relations association there were aneio delegates from 20 countries 35 33 of them rb representing presenting the united states the topic for the first se session alon was the present paradox unemployment in the midst of E ress ess and to start with a five year world croci prosperity erity plan was outlined by dr louis L lorwin of the brookings institution in iii washington ile he said that a general five year mara moratorium on all war debts and reparations payments wha was the first necessary step to io give the world orld a breathing spell from what he termed its post aggravating and dangerous postwar problem such a moratorium would leave open final settlement of the debts ond reparations question lie he said but the tir presumption would bo be I 1 lu ti favor of further extending tending cie it and d a final cancellation if the effects proved as beneficent al 11 expected an entire bassion of the congress was devoted to hearing first hand reports from the unton union of Soviet social concerning the experience of the russians in economic planning prohibition DIRECTOR DIRECT ort i woodcock 1 after investigation n of barges has ordered all dry agents to ease cease the hie of wo women men in gathering evidence either as inform ers or companions ne he says it Is un necess necessity iry thereby disagreeing with Mc Alc Camphell the new york enforcer C COLONEL AND MRS lindau LIN Diu agil arrived safely at naval base in japan near tokyo and pro ceodes tp the capital where they were ft ere accorded a tremendous welcome by government and citizenry alike they planned to lo rin rinnen in japan about two weeks ond and to fly frow from there to china afterwards they may KO ou on to manila and it Is nought they are likely to continue on around the world however ever r the colonel declared in TOLO they had no fixed plans ca a 19 1 western kunimi |