Show POLITICAL scheming resulted in tile upset of tile french cabinet and conditions in paris were described its as chaotic premier laval handed to president doumer tho the resignations of all the ministers except himself and tried hard to got tho the support of the afie radicals offering tile post of forel foreign agn in minister inister to 11 edouard douard Hor harriot riot tint 1 gentie gentleman miln declined stating that 1 his party could not participate in tho the government until after tho the spring of elections C and so laval was left no ito courso course but resignation L lavol then formed another cabinet froni from which briand was omitted it was assumed that there would bo be no change la in francos francas foreign policy nt it the reparations arat lons and disarmament conf confer r oncas OLLOR BRUENING alio re G bently declared germany could no longer pay reparations failed ailed to got get tile tho support of tile tho nationalists and fascists for ills plan to li have ave president von terni term extended by the and Is so sa I 1 to have t threatened fir e to resign n tho the chancellor sought bought to create an iron front in preparation for tho the reparations conference but could not do so BO bulgaria nine also tins has announced that it can pay no mo 0 o reparations OP OF STATE STINSON STIMSON S I 1 la Is at peace with tapan japan again and tho the incident of tile tho assault on consul 0 U B chamberlain by japanese sol set diers in mukden Is ie considered closed wit with h the punishment of those who actually participated tu in the attack t a ck tokyo offered also to disc ma ala jor general Nin amlyn commander of the mil idary police and hla his subordinate officers held responsible for or the actions of tile the mil c gitary y police punish 0 chamber of a major gen g lain oral in such cases basea la Is rare and tile the secretary accepted tho the other punishments pu us as sufficient clent and naked remission of the punishment of tile the general and ills his subordinates the neutral commission of investigation fathered by the league of nations will leave genvo europe nt at tile the end of january for manchuria whore where it will bo be joined by ion gen frank R mccoy tho the american member general william D ATTORNEY matchell Ml began a searching investigation ti into tile the enforcement of criminal laws tn in hawaii with especial r reference ef recent killing of a native fla hawaiian wallan who had been accused of attacking the wife of a bayni crime conditi conditions otin in honolulu are wretched according to a report of tho the house naval committee and some con gressmen think it may be necessary to change tho the organic law of the territory to make the islands safe for white women meanwhile tho the naval officer concerned aleut thomas it II massie his mother in law airs granville fortescue and two enlisted men are under charges Killia hawal one of the men alleged to have attacked mrs massie tho the lieutenant indicated that he would bo be satisfied with a trial in the local court and though there was opposition to this in anvy circles in washington secretary adams decided that all the tha defendants should be turned over to the territorial authorities gov lawrence judd called a special session of the territorial legislature to consider Hono lulus crime situation f LEADERS of the dry forces of the L untied united states aroused but by no means dismayed by the activities of tile tho wets held a big five doy day conference in washington to inaugurate aliat T they declare will bo be a year of tile the most in tense activity since tile the adoption of the eighteenth i amend a m oil d ment these big guns of the anti saloon league and a large i number of their abher ants made and listened to red hot speeches and laid plans plang for the iha F scott mo mc 1932 national cam bride biln palan they formu forma unified action on the proposed resubmission of the dry amendment to tho the states which the opposes and arranged for public meetings everywhere and the wide cir circulation Culia tion of literature most prominent among the speaker and planners in tho the convention were F scott mcbride general iti superintendent perin of tho league neagu e bishop W N ainsworth of birmingham ala AlaO 0 iacov ov william biniam n H murray of oklahoma senator morris sheppard of texas patrick callahan of louisville and ernest 11 cherrington general secretary of tile the world league against alcoholism was the scene of a momentous C CHICAGO gathering of railway union leaders and railway presidents assembled to endeavor to reach a settlement of their mutual problems of wages and employ employment men t ignoring the many complications in these problems irmay it may be said bald that in general the rall rail roads propose a wage cut of 10 per cent which they would like to have the unions accept voluntarily and tho the workers put forward a program for stabilization of employment lessening of unemployment and relief for the jobless both groups expressed the he hope that ao an agreement would be reached mi |