Show NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Progress of Negotiations at atThe atThe i iThe The Hague Start Hague Start of Zeppelin Zeppelin Zeppelin Zep Zep- I for Tokyo rt B By EDWARD W. W PICKARD P 1 ne negotiations at atThe The Hague during the w week pek reached R n a point that virtually fissured early evacuation of the by the time allies ani and made It fairly certain that Great Orent Britain would have Its way In Inthe Inthe inthe the the matter of the distribution of German German Ger Ger- man reparations Philip Snowden's ex ex- undiplomatic not to say pay insulting language c In to characterizing the thc arguments of M M. M Claeron Cheron Trench French finance minister ns as ridiculous and grotesque threatened nt at first to disrupt lie Ills rupt the proceedings I. I Snowdon Snowden apologized apologized apol apol- though lie ho and his government go stood firm In their position that the reparations division In the Young plan could eQ not lie lo accepted Thereupon the representatives of France Belgium lel Italy and Japan began to figure figuro out methods of satisfying the tho English inglish realizing some gome sacrifices must be made In Jn order that the tho entire Young plan should not be scrapped They agreed however howe to stand together and not to tomake tomake make separate bargains or compromises compro with the BrItish Mr Snowden Indicated he would accept an nn Increase Inc of nr Oti Oooo per pr annum In the British share and the four powers named got jot together of tills this but Italy refused to make further contribution and Snowden repeated his ultimatum It seemed likely the Young YOU plan Insofar insofar Inso inso- far for ns as Germany Is concerned would he accepted and that the nil allies II's would postpone the distribution of the reparations reparations rep rep- among themselves IS until after aft er r the meeting of the League of Nations Nations Na Nn assembly late into In September Meanwhile the English may he be Induced induced In in- to abate something of their demands think the tho French Thomas W W. Lamont the time American hanker banker who helped devise lse the Young YOU plan admitted in London that he hand had been asked to go to The Hague to aid aidIn aidIn In the financial deliberations but hut said he be had decided It was liS wiser for him to stay away awny YINO made the return trip from HA HAVING to In fast time and ond without uny any tho the German dirigible Graf Zeppelin was refueled and continued on Its projected flight around the world It carried Cl Gl persons 20 0 of wi whom Will were passengers and ond was equipped with rifles and ami emergency food supplies In Incase incase case coso of a n forced landing The next t stopping place was to be Tokyo and this second leg of the tho trip was wat considered con cata- to be the most perilous for forthe forthe the tile huge hUJe airship Th The route laid out would take It across Russia Siberia the Sea Sen of and amI Doctor I Eckener commander of tho the Graf Oraf Zeppelin lens has been grunted granted a II patent pat pat- ent on In n rigid dirigible with separate gas IroS cells like the one he Is 11 flying Ing 1111 around the time earth b by the United States s patent Intent The Jhc patent applied for forIn forIn forin In 1022 has been assigned to In the ZIpp Zeppelin lIn company LOUIS the French r pilot who made the first flight across the English channel has hns perfected designs df- df signs for a u new type til of airplane that thai can elin be automatically converted Into a lifeboat In III case lIIS of If a n forced landing at sea sou and lie III says AAS that It will 1 cirr carry passengers between Tails Ils and NewYork New New- NewYork York In n 24 hours J Future traffic between the continents continents conti conti- will be carried on In neither Zeppelins Zeppelins Zep Zep- nor hydroplanes but In large land Jond planes according to the Trench Trench- man who Is at present collaborating with the Armstrong company of the United States for fur the establishment of If ofa Ifa a regular air line Itne between 1 Gotham and Paris The Armstrong concern already alread ins has begun the thc construction of ofa a R series of ot ocean airports across cro s the limo Atlantic e whirl much lams hus 1 ten boon n printed heretofore OF H H- H STATE Tn ISO STIMSON announces that President hoover Hoo is highly plea pleased cd with the progress made In negotiations between the I United States and Great Britain on I the question of ot naval na armament r re Washington official officials ore are hopeful It will be bc po possible to hold a It power five v naval muni conference for time the discussion of cruiser mid amid auxiliary ship tonnages reduction late this year or early arly in This statement wn was given on out following fol fol- following lowing Ing a n given by President Hoover for fur the purpose of acquainting acquaint acquaint- ing members of the naval general board with the progress of the conversations con on ll at London und mind to afford an nn opportunity for n table round Ill discussion discussion discus discus- sion slon of all aU phases of the problem Mr on said that the President lEnt and the State department expected the fullest operation co from the Navy y dp- dp experts In the campaign for naval reduction and that the navy experts experts' exports exports' ex n- ports ports' views clews would he be given then careful consideration He lie dented denied that any rift has developed between the na navy y y general board and the civilians on the question of Just how far this country should go In reducing Its na navy y mE T is taking f PItE action netlon In accord with his pre pre-elec tion statements In which ho declared for complete co ordination of the work of Improving Inland waterways for navigation na Irrigation flood control control con con- and power lIen development lie Ill announces an nn- that his administration and anal the of California have hn reached an nn agreement for time the appointment of ofa n a Joint commission to determine the HIP policies to be he pursued In such development development devel I In California Another Joint commission will work out the problems problems lems lem presented by hy the proposed construction construction con con- of n a bridge across Sun San Fran Fran- deco cisco bay si NI of the next steps for the O ONH of ot agriculture by hy the tho federal farm board will be he the creation cre ere nUon of a wool marketing agency ogency A conference of representatives of producers producers' producers producers' pro pro- co cooperative wool marketing I associations and producer-owned producer warehouse warehouse ware ware- house houe associations will be held In ChiO Chicago Chicago Chi Chi- cago O some pomp time In October Chairman Alexander Leppe Legge of the hoard board an nn At this conference definite plans plan will b be evolved for n a national co operative wool sales agency to Include include In in- clude dudo In Its membership nil all of the thea various various va va- arlous rious t types of of operatives cooperatives now engaged engaged en en- In handling the commodity Julius Barnes Harnos William M. M Jardine former secretary of agriculture and other prominent men mn have o begun the formation of n big fruit and vegetable marketing corporation but Mr Legge said Its lis plan of organization hand had not yet been approved d b by the board hoard Time The corporation Is to have a capital of or and nM In Its initial work will Mill be with CO ro subsidiary cooperative cooperatives opera co tive Uns s In 23 states persistent revolutionists r ts In A Venezuela got pot hold hohl of an old German German Ger Ger- man steamer and to the tho number of UKI landed under cover of darkness s and attacked the Important city of Cu Cu- millin mann The government go t forces defended defend defend- ed II the place vigorously and repulsed the attackers though their command nil r er er Gen Gln Emilio Fernandez was killed kille The casualties were heavy and the HIP fight lasted four hours coming coining to nn an end when n a government O airplane appeared appeared ap ap- anti and attacked the rebels with machine gun lire tIre and bombs President dent Gomez was liS not UI unduly alarmed but sent three vessels loaded landed 1 with Ith troops to tr try to the capture pirate I steamer CI i nt negotiations nt at bel be- be l the Chinese und and Russians were broken off according to rather Indefinite dispatches from rout the Orient and the situation again became became be hI came threatening Tokyo reports said there had been n a skirmish on the hel heights west welt of Man and anal that three Inn gunboats had bad landed troops trolls In three thre Chinese e villages on Ill the A Amur rl ricer r More Soviet let citizens were arrested In III Manchuria and sonic some of them deported and anal In Harbin th the White Guards were wre to be organizing an nn Jewish anti po po- grom The Chinese e government sent I word to Moscow that It would be he l' l forced to take retaliatory measures unless s it received II assurances t S 'S that the Soviet II t firing at lit n would not be he repeated I Ill Th The Sot Soviet II let t government Jo nn nn- till the formation of a u far eastern eastern east t. ern In lew of th the threatening condition on wj the fruitier frontier Till Pill truth anniversary of the Weimar Wei- Wei mar constitution of or the German republic was with Ith great en en- lu m It m in Berlin and by 11 dint of ot tak take In lag ing extraordinary precautions an and making imis numerous orrE arrests ts the police pollee suppressed the Intended demonstrations ra t of eif the and national lets In hu the vanguard of nf the hu huge c parade was n II group of New ew Yorkers and Chicagoans who ho carried the American Amer Amer- ican flag flug MUSSOLINI 1 of Ital Italy isI u is I putting Into 1 effect the Fascist policy policy pol pol- icy of splitting up estates that have hn been hlen lying unfilled and turning them thrill over O for cultivation by hy small farm frs ers The other day the feudal estates of ot the Dorla family comprising K acres acre's were thus divided unions among pennants pens penn ants In n a picturesque ceremony at nt The Floe land hand was separated Into o parcels and amid the division made mude by hy lottery The proprietor of the estates estates es es- tates Prince Poria Doria gets Jets partial Indemnity and the peasants peasants peas peas- ants lints are bound to tu Improve e the land und and to assist In the general work of reclaiming the district which Is 18 In the Tontine marshes Is III not nearly so subservient S SPAIN to Its dictator as liS Is JI Italy II I to Mus Mug This was 1 evidenced by hy the action ac ac- ac tin tion of the time general labor union congress con con- pi gress ess In session se In Madrid MildrId In flatly rejecting the nt's Invitation In to tu send five O representatives s 's to the national na nu- assembly und nUll Issuing n a manifesto mani festo to the Spanish people strongly attacking the dictatorship of Gen nen de Ill Rivera era The new constitution constitution tion lion says sn's t the hc manifesto would establish establish lish Asia Asiatic tic absolutism In III Spain wreck all mall progress m nd return the time country to the tyranny tranny of Charles Churles V. V In comment the dictator said suld The dictatorship Is not losing its serenity trod and Is continuing to be loe assured of support support sup sup- port by hy the larger part purl of public ion lon I I will nut not abandon i 10 power o er r until I 1 am nm sure of giving g the country an nil ample juridical base to lu support the new lIew regime CONSIDERABLE nu fun tun has ins been poli poked by hy the unthinking nt at the proposals to reformat reform the calendar Hut But the national committee om mittel on calendar simplification has hus Just r reported to Secretary of State Stimson that tint th there rc Is wide nation Interest and widespread approval ul of lIf the thc plan lInn The report made by Chairman George I Eastman Kastman a the camera manufacturer Is Intended for tor Mr Ir Stimsons Stimson's use in lu preparing a n reply to an Inquiry from the league of nations which contemplates calling ailing an man International calendar conference If enough nough nations agree to participate The Inconveniences which the tho II present pros pres- res ent Int calendars calendar's defects Impose says sn's the report have hate multiplied with lIh the tho progress of ch civilization 1 zo and nn conspicuously conspicuously so during the rapid economic expansion of the last hundred year They are lire being felt more l and amid more morl A defect w which has hns grown grow n to be a n cau cause l' l lof of very nry serious inconvenience lucon is the splitting of lIf weeks at lit the beginning anal end nil of months and years jeara The lack lak of comparability between corre correspondIng corresponding cor- cor re respondIng divisions dl of ot the year ear particularly particularly par par- ns as to the mouths months Is one of the most serious III inconveniences It III makes II ks k's Inaccurate and deceptive a most st Instrument used by all nil the organized al agencies of civilization to measure progress and control their activities I. Illes-I Illes 1 e e. e statistical data S car strikers of New Orleans and amid their F stormed the city hall and heat beat up Acting Mayor and four councilmen y and then enraged engaged in a u general tight fight with the police polke polken In n the course of which four m men n were WIrl shot The attack was mil made de while 00 union men were meeting l Ith the c council to demand the continuance con ron of bus and Jitney cab lib opera rn tion C FJ I. frn Judge Morris In liming limington l ton Del lI handed dawn a Judgment against the Corporation of or America In tn a suit over O patent rights rIght Two of the beneficiaries mire are Francis W. W Dunmore a R government IO e In time the bureau of standards stand Washington Washing ton tOil D. D C. C and Percival I n. n 11 a It former bureau of standards employee and rt present employed by hy u a radio radii company Tire TIlt ler ter Condenser er corporation un of New NewYork NewYork l York fork I U is the third beneficiary According to tn William of or orthe the condenser corporation the suit will III affect lr e every manufacturer making rank mak III tug ing radio sets with willi electric light sock et ct attachment and will win involve at lit least In back |