Show news review of current events the world over senator borah throws his hat in the republican 1 rin ring 17 administrations revamped farm bill introduced farley assails liberty league by EDWARD W PICKARD 0 western newspaper union ILLIAM E BORAH the liberal WILLIAM republican senator from idaho la Is now a full fledged candidate for the republican presidential nomination he ile formally put him self in the running by announcing t that h a t he be would enter the PH mary in ohio which will be held may 12 that state requires that the candidate shall declare himself in writing and this mr air borah said he would do the senators state senator borah ment a follows gg after a thorough survey of the ohio situ situation atlon I 1 am convinced that tt it e people of that state should be given an opportunity to express their choice in the presidential primary on under the so called favorite son plan this privilege Is den ed them to obtain an express on of popular will it Is my intention to place at least eight candidates or delegates at large in the field I 1 shall mal e a number of speeches in III ohio and present tl it e issues as I 1 see them it Is understood by his friends that the senator will make a contest for delegates in almost every state aate having a preference primary he ile says the G 0 P conventions have been dominated by the old conservative leaders through the operations of the favorite son scheme and this control he be intends to destroy it if possible it Is his kopini n that only a liberal republican can de feat president roosevelt next fall and few will deny that he Is the ing liberal in his party IN N HIS press conference president roosevelt announced that a billion dollars worth of lending authorized by acts of congress would not he be car ried out for example the home own ers loan corporation has passed on nearly all proposed loans and will not need between million and a billion collars the president declared aepli for lars hars cl el sel set list june 27 outstanding loans of the tho agency amount to near 2 billion IW million dollars H of various government agen cles concerned with h have submitted to the I 1 rest lent a nit in n wide low cost program maed on lie help ip federal loans to local c ac cording cordin to authoritative s arces this andert undertaking aking would c nten plate I 1 A long range bull ling program 2 interest rates perhaps as low as I 1 per cent on federal to loins ins 3 construction of facilities for as many as one million families full control of management and con dem damnation nation lins w ul nil I 1 be lod ed with local under the plin the aim being to decentralize activities from washington conforming C to the request of the I 1 resident both senate and house passed measures mei ineis ures revealing rei ealing the cotton tobacco and peato c atrol acts in the house nine ra licals and jilin J hn I 1 0 connor of new york vote I 1 no as a protest a against dinst the S cpr me court after marcantonio Marcin tonio tordo of new york hid delivered a allent vi lent attack on that tribunal allowing this action the agriculture committee rewrite an I 1 in produced trod the administrate ns sill sti tute farm bill flie rhe revamped meis iare provides that the federal govern ment woi id imke grants to the states state i just as Is done now under tie tic roi boila a act the states la in turn would besig nate date some agency to I 1 ie e apar ved by the secre taly of agriculture to dis tribute the in mey ney to In dividu it farmers this money would be distell buted on a formula taking into consideration acreage of arps acreage of sol soil improving or erosion preventing crops changes in farming practices percentage of the normil production of any one or more agi agriculture culture corn modi modules ties designated by the secretary of agriculture which ils its that per of tl it e normal national production of the commodity EVI ed VI HY RY presidential possibility these days ays must have some plan tor for the salvation of the american farmer sen ator L J DIc Dle Unson hinson of iowa ionia often menti ned for the I 1 e publican comit aaion now biens out bis his r aa permanent farm pro gram which he says 7 would divorce the NOW farm farin prof problem ilem from bureaucratic control in II 11 washington ashan n ills IS alsto plan vvo would embrace inbi e erosion control soil conservation and res 19 0 to horation tor atlon ration of feitl lity of lands admi al n senator would be handled dickinson jointly by the states and the federal governa ii ent in a manner mander similar to highway construction ahe dickinson program similar to that advocated by former gov I 1 I 1 rank 0 lowden of illinois includes pay ment meat of the balance due signers of AAA contracts a higher tariff on farm products continued corn loans and ex tension of farm mortgages at a low rate of interest I 1 in congress led by senator thomas of oklahoma and representative patman of texas lexas were all prepared to wage a great battle to force the printing of new money chey were just waiting for the introduction of a new tax program declaring they would try to block such leti legislation if it were attempted it was believed that if the tax issue were not raised soon the fight would start over the I 1 lemke farm mortgaging re financing bill the forces behind this bill which calls for it tte e refinancing of farm in debt edness on easy terms through the issuance of up to 3 in new money had succeeded in getting signatures on a petition to force a vote in the house only were ere needed and its backers were pressing tor for the three names administration leaders were con aident they could defeat the by a wide margin of michi S SENATOR gan has grave doubts of the eco nom c Decess necessity ity or value of the ship canal that Is being dig d ig across central florida and offered in the senate corn com merce committee a resolution for loves tl tia atlon by a special committee in support of his move he produced let from eleven companies operating steamships saying they would not use the canal even if no tolls were charged they asserted the expense of employ ing canal pilots added to the risk of damage to ships would offset saving saying in navigation costs work was started some time ago on the canal which if completed will cost between 40 and aw 0 WO attacks on the american lib TWO erty league were made in one day tl TI e str strongest onest was by I 1 postmaster ost master gen eral parley who spoke at a roosevelt dinner in miami ria the he I 1 alberty league T said barley would rule america it would squeeze the worker dry in his old ae abe and cast him like an orange rind into the refuse pall it would con dinue the infamous pol pot icy ley of using the agen cies cles of government t create a plutocracy J A parley farley ta a at would aa perpetuate the sorry business of the mellons and the morgans in reducing 95 per cent of the people to the status of serfs at the mercy ot of the exploiters at the top I 1 he american liberty league speaks as for the reactionaries and it gieir air p pirty airty as do mr air hoover the united states chamber of commerce and tl e national manufacturers asso clallam its program is frani ly plutocratic and asks for it tie e rule of money over men as during the 12 years ye irs before ro ito administration it den don ands that workers and farmers be pit p it in their places and made to understand under that they are men hewers of wood and carriers of water its idea of the american way la is to maint an a system under which all tl ti e of the nation was being concen in the hands of a very few 5 per cent of the people at their convention in washington ton the united mine aline ers albo also took a crack at the I 1 liberty lebue leigue I 1 adopting a res lution denouncing the organ la tion as inimical to the interests and t lechle e ale of the united states v of the members of the new fed fe FIVE ra eral I 1 reserve bo board ird were inducted into with due ceremony A sixth ralph W morrison Morr lson of texas was to arrive later and be sworn in I 1 ahe he seventh deml mem er had not bet et been named by I 1 resi rest dent Kio sevelt 51 ir 1 17 riner S eccles cedes ap 4 po anted an 1 1 M S 8 of f achl cao were holdovers holdover the others best beliles les morrison Morr lson are P bald all er jolin john mckee of marriner S ohio former inlet nier eccles bank examiner for the reconstruction rin ince corporation and joseph A broderick of new york the reserve board wilch wl ich has bean been called a sui sul reme court of banking has powers unparalleled in Atner american ican financial history among these Is au an dhority to double present margins that men I 1 er banks are required to main tain a against ainest deposits the dominant voice on the open birket committee which charts ch arts the system s participation in the government bond market and over which it had no authority un ler ter the N f riner law power of veto over tt if e I 1 eada eads of the various reserve banks insures the selection of a dent who will operate cooperate with the board and the power to fix margins go verninA relations between banks and brokers mine works of america in U UNITED convention in washington shout ed boisterous defiance at william greens plea that they drop their cam laign for industrial organization the A F of L president opened his speech before the 1700 delegates from the coal pits with a plea for co opera tion to prevent a split in the ranks of american labor the A F of L which favors the craft or skilled worker unions had ordered the miners led by john L lewis to abandon their corn com cittee working for industrial unions but as he be warmed up to his subject mr air green clashed more directly with the views of the miners and the scat seat applause which had greeted his remarks changed to boos and shouts of opposition when lewis arose to reply to green he be was given the support of almost every delegate in the hall JOSEPH B EASTMAN coordinator co of transportation Is trying to wipe out an estimated annual waste of 50 in railroad terminal operations and announced that he would soon order the unification of terminal facilities in eleven cities this he figures will save the affected railroads at I 1 least e a a t annually mr air k eastman had tried on un successfully to have the carriers make the changes voluntarily the will J B 8 eastman be ordered at comes ter mass Mechanics mechanicsville ville N Y grand mich jacksonville fla montgomery ala meridian miss freeport III des moines and council bluffs iowa beaumont texas and ogden utah after the first group of orders east man said that if necessary he was pro pre pared to compel other steps of in creasing magnitude but would stand aside if railroads are able to produce their own momentum unless extended by congress east man mans s office will expire in june he has recommended that it be continued at least five years N ORDERS from GOT gov harold 0 G 0 ON hoffman of new jersey further investigation of the lindbergh and murde murder case has been started col 11 II norman head of the state police assigned two of his star detectives for the inquiry and has enlisted the aid of federal invests gating agencies and the new york police the governor wants the investigation to be painstaking and thorough the reprieve which he granted hauptmann will expire on february 15 after that date at least four weeks and perhaps five will elapse before the date for the execution which will be ordered by justice thomas W Trene trenchard bard who presided over the trial the governor believes that by that time his power of reprieve will have expired in this case and he will not grant another unless attorney general david T concurs unless new developments warrant it the attorney general will not agree to further delay in the execution AVID LLOYD former DAVID british prime minister who to gether with president wilson and clemenceau was largely responsible for the re biking of the map of the world after the now admits that work wis not wisely done rising in parliament to support a resol by lansburg laborite urging britain to call a world conference to deal with the causes of war aloyd loyd george said I 1 do not believe there will be peace in the world until you consoler cons con iier siler the colonial mandates glinted at the con elusion of the world war when ger many s colonies were split up bel bet glum got the best pirt of germin german germ in fast aar africa e a and the whole of the congo po t gal and holland each got millions of square miles these countr es have tropical territories on the other hind h ind jou have germany w th none done italy with none the house of commons rejected the prop sal however passing instead an amendment expressing confidence that the national government Is tik ng all pr practical astels s possible for tie tl e pro motion of international prosperity and a better understand ng among all peo pies 11 GUSTI OFF orf nazi lead er in switzerland was assassin bated in davos by david frankfurter son of a rabbi and a native of JUKO jugo slavia who told the police pollee he acted on no one a 9 orders and was not con netted with any political group the german government immediately sent to switzerland a strong protest stressing that berlin has often warned the swiss government of the dangers daners of ant anti nazi agitation by the liberal and marxist pies pi ess the net result of the mur ler ter Is I 1 11 I 1 ely to be bad for the je lews w s for they may find that lan land d will not be the hospitable haven for refugees that it has been in the past to reduce the danger of clashes between jews and ml militant litant nials dr pai pat I 1 joseph goebbels german minister of propaganda prohibited all meetings of jewish cultural associations witaly HI an oil embargo against italy could be made effective was the knotty problem confronting a league I 1 eague of nations committee of ex I 1 erts that met in geneva about a doen countries were re preset ted led but I 1 oland refused to take part on the gi giaui out I 1 tt ti at it exp arts no oil to italy but only to czechoslovakia lebue auth lilies said the invests gatlon gallon into practical possibilities of en forcing an oil embargo aa as italy in ablitt ad liti n to the present war ar penal penalties was likely to center to a carp degree on the attitude of the united estates |