Show news review of current eve events las the world over presidents veto of appropriation bill overridden by both houses parley farley forces shakeup in air companies brain trust to be investigated AY mf AO by EDWARD W PICKARD ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEL TS S leader iship received its first important set i back when the senate following sim liar flar action bv the house overrode his veto of the In depend ent offices tion bill 11 car carrying rIng the veterans and federal pay provisions the vote in the senate was 63 to 27 or three more than the required two thirds in the house the vote was over wb whelming elming to 72 a margin of 55 more than the necessary president two wo thirds roosevelt the bill Is now a law and its passage Is of high cance as it throws the budget esti estl mates out of kilter and adds greatly to the tax burden of the people but of more importance Is the evident fact that the president has lost his firm grip on congress fear of reprisals by war veteran voters in the coming elec eions proved a greater fear with many democratic senators than the di ure of the president restoring two thirds of a 15 pel pet cent pay cut voted for a million govern ment employees including military and naval personnel in the economy act last summer the bill also greatly liberalizes compensation and bensons pens ons to veterans of the world and spanish AmeT american ican wars the bill will cost the goern government ment v an additional annually it eliminates retroactively as efreb of A auary 1 1934 1034 one third of the federal employees pay cut and an add lional third on july 1 the cost to the gov eminent under the provision will be 26 for the period from febra ary 1 to july I 1 and an dually thereafter while the president by executive order has restored many veterans to the compensation and hospitalization rolls congress made mandatory awards estimated to cost the government about 84 annually and a an ad dit lonal for the rest of the present fiscal year the increased amounts for govern ment workers and veterans will come from the general revenues of the gov ern eminent ment At AFTER FTER weeks of exhausting lations the threatened strike in the automobile industry was averted when president roosevelt secured an agreement between executives and la bor leaders representation tor for all employees in dealing with management was established and safeguards were extended to all unions against intimidation or interference it Is my hope said the president that this system may develop into a kind of works council in industry in 4 which all groups of employees what ever may be their choice or jk alon of form of representation may participate in joint conference with their employers he ile hailed balled this as basis for a more comprehensive adequate and equi table system of relations than ever 1 has existed in a large industry the agreement avoids the licensing ii of the automobile industry which labor threatened to invoke if there was as no 4 agreement the american federation 1 of labor Is not recognized as such by industry except when its affiliates have the necessary votes on the collective bargaining committee one of the provisions of the agreement was that the should set up a board responsible to the prest dent to sit in detroit and pass upon 1 all questions of representation dis charge and d scrim nation decision I 1 of the board Is to be final upon all con berned three men will serve on the 1 board one representing labor one in austry the third being neutral from the strain of close Wap application to the affairs of state president roosevelt departed for a short vacation aboard vincent astor s yacht he headed for the warm climes of southern waters to fish and relax for a week it was an unprecedented ce move for the to leave washington while congress Is in session but with the same spirit of a airmar ago when he set out on oil the same AW batt t before taking the presidential ns as the president greeted his cronies aboard ship and waved his hat to a rousing farewell from the folks on n the dock at jacksonville fla where he boarded the yacht II 11 with carefree happiness he posed for the photographers and joshed the t newspaper men he chatted eagerly t with his eldest son james who joined f him here for the cruise for the next week or more the president will be fishing and swim ming away from the heavy cares of office he intends to return to wash ington within the ten day cons titu dional limit required for consideration of any legislation passed by congress RESIDENT ROOSEVELT monday P PRESIDENT called on congress to pass legis lation with teeth in it tor for the con trot of the nation nations s stock and corn com exchanges br he asked that the law be so severe that speculation even as it exists to day will of necessity be drastically curtailed his demand was made in a letter to senator duncan U V fletcher dem fla and representative sam radburn raj burn dem texas chairmen of the congressional committees which are handling the pending stock ex change bills charging the exchanges with organ izing one of the most determined lob bles which has fought any of his legis lation the president said that the country would not be satisfied unless the exchange control message Is dras tic people generally the president said blame the speculation on ex changes for the 1929 artificial boom and the resulting slump I 1 TN N THE foreword of his forthcoming 1 new book on our way I 1 resident roosevelt says if his administration is a revolution it Is a peaceful one achieved without violence without the overthrow of the purpose of fished law and without the denial dental of just treatment to any individual or class the proofs of the foreword given out by the publishers the john day company read some people have called our new policy fascism it is not fascism because its inspiration springs from the mass of the people themselves rather than from a class or a group or a marching army moreover it Is being achieved without a change in fundamental republican method we have kept the faith with and in our traditional political institutions some people have called it corn com it Is not that either it Is not a driving regimentation founded upon the plans of a perpetuating dl dt which subordinates the mak ing of laws and the processes of the courts to the orders of the executives neither does it manifest itself in the total elimination of any class or in the abolition of private property if it Is a revolution it is a peace ful one achieved without violence without the overthrow of the pur poses of established law and without the denial of just treatment to any in or class C CHARGES HARGES made by dr william A VJ wirt superintendent of schools at gary ind that some of president roosevelt Roosevel ts s advisers wanted to lead the government into F communism are to be investigated bv a corn com cittee of the house of representatives doc doe tor wirt will be called I 1 j before this committee to name the man or men who told him e that president roosevelt Is merely the kerensky of this rev alution and that the dr W A wirt radicals within the administration are seeking to foster a revolution by prolonging misery and destitution in this country republican members of the house beret determined that the inquiry will not be confined to the wirt allega dons alone despite an apparent de sire on the part of democratic lead ers to narrow the investigation s scope democratic members of the house were making an effort to confine the inquiry to the allegations made by the gary educator alone under pressure from republicans ho however vever it was agreed by the democratic leaders that the men named by doctor wirt will have to be called the entire matter Is being treated as a joke by members of the so called brain trust they declare that doc tor wirt has been made the victim of a practical joke by a mischievous member of the radical group there were viere several different stories current as to the origin of the wirt allega eions one version having it that the gary educator mistook a newspaper man in new york for an official of the administration WENTY five thousand school chil adren TWENTY dren in german cities will be sep a rated orated from their parents and sent to the country tor for a year by order of the prussian state chiq Is in I 1 ne with the nazi policy of reconciliation of urban and rural population which will be fostered by sending every town child to the coun try for a year the 25 will corn com pose the first trial batch the year tn in the country will be financed partly by the state of prussia and partly by school organizations ack again at the scene of his tri B BACK and his failure after being a fugitive for 18 months martin in sull brother of samuel insull insult Is in chicago to answer a charge of cm ein bezz lement from the treasury of the middle west utilities insull instill arrived in chicago where he had lived hied tor for more than 40 years an alien allen technically excluded from the united states but paroled to lieuten ant johnson until the charges against him are disposed of his arrival ended a sensational trip from toronto with the most extraordinary entry of an al at en into the united states ever re corded in the busy detroit tion office |