Show news review of current events the world over chino japanese war may come from autonomy movement oil embargo 17 against italy postponed president busy with the budget by EDWARD W PICKARD D western newspaper union war between the Clil nese armies of dictator chiang K kai al shek and the japanese appeared almost certain when the autonomy movement in north china was revived in eastern hopel and provinces bv yin ju keng the administrative commie lioner and friend of japan leaders of the rest of the region were undecided on their course but japanese troops began to chiant pour in by the ta gem Q chiang 1 load three thou thousand KI kai K mi I shek h of them with fill war equipment arrived in and tile the garrison garr iscia at neiping was more than doubled dabbled daa bled the railway junction a few miles from neiping was wai seized colonel ashl military asserting this was necessary because the rolling stock was b eing being moved south threatening the isolation Isol atlon of t the J japanese forces in officials said the ka donal government was determined to meet with force any to force autonomy on tile the territory south of hopel and provinces and the lie executive yuan proclaimed five sweeping in reforms designed desia ned to stop the aprea spread I 1 orthe of the movement chiang was hurrying large bodies of troops to the north ward lie he also sought to hold the support of the shantung war lord ilan fuchu fu chu chii by entrusting him with the defense of the northern honan and shantung frontiers and promising him money and supplies eup plies it if needed to stem invasion llan hall fuchu fu chu of late laie has been wooed assiduously by the japanese aping ching chang wet wel premier and foreign minister of the nationalist government ern ment resigned as president of the cabinet lie he has not fully recovered from toe the recent attempt to assassinate him bid RAM was experiencing another B BRAZIL revolt la in tile ali northern part of the country 1 latest idest advices advises said the rebels bad control or of the city of natal and that a hot tight was aas on for possession of fernambuco pernambuco the uprising was laid to the communists and was believed to be led by luls carlos prestes communist leader for all of south america it was said he planned to spread the movement all over brazil argentina Para guily and chile under command conn nind of gen manuel It abelo the federal troops army and navy airplanes and tuo to cruisers acre ere hurriedly sent northward to combat the rebel rebellion linn several days later a revolt broke out ont in rio de janeiro the capital despite extraordinary prec the principal participants there were the aviation forcest forces they seized the aviation field but government stoops recaptured it and it was announced tills this outbreak hid been suppressed finally the brazilian government an bounced that the revolt in the north also had been crushed and that ls la persons had been killed in ID the four days of fighting THERE amany was terror throughout germany when hitler started what apparently patently ly was to be another purge hundreds of persons were arrested and taken to prison or concentration camps those taken including some minor oni dale of the nazi party in berlin abany others were known as socialists the association of nationalistic jews coin coal posed of ef war veterans was suppressed sad and its leader jailed 21 29 had been set as the N NOVEMBER dat ante e for a meeting of the league leigue le league igue lo 10 of nations sanctions committee to con elder alder the Impo imposition ot of an oil 11 against italy but pre aler laval laral and brit ish ambassador por P clerk after a 4 conference in parts recommended that the ell session be indefinitely postponed and this action was taken the th statesmen feared early oil sanctions woula seriously aggravate the political situation and premier art laval t aval laval thought it if he be were riven given more time inie he might bring about the conciliation of the I 1 talo italo ethl option quarrel there were good reasons for tile the un easiness of the french and british governments ern er omenta ments benito mussolini had blunt ly fir told the world that the imposition of an oil embargo would mean war in europe the warning being over given through bla big ambassador to france vittorio cerrutt furthermore there was wag doubt in london and carls con corning tile the ability of the united state government to prevent the shipment or oil off to idallan ports la in washington it was reported that ambassador au gusto rosso had discussed the alie matter with secret secretary tiry of state hull sm suggest gest ling og that attempts to choke olt exporter export 1 or oil nii copper cotton and other coin Dierf oner cial uil art lefe lid did not constitute orthodox neutrality li En upeor peor flable selassie guide two airplane flights to the lighting fighting fronts in ethiopia and cheered aphis forces so that their resistance to the invasion was measurably stiffened especially in the south the government at addis ababa announced that its armies had driven the italian troops hack back from Gorn Gorah hal nl recapturing the town ot of Gerlog by encircling movements in the northern sector according to the official a thousand italians occupying Ata kille retreated CO 60 miles to adl rl losses on both sides were increasing OP OF THE S SECRETARY ICKES lina has revived the controversy between the new dealers and the big bli steel corporations concerning steel prices mr air ickes sall said there was prima fade evidence of collusion in identical blua bids ot on R a I 1 K florida public works 01 project the awa administrator sald the four companies biddins dins 18 iopu earli each on tons or steel for a miami dork dock inland carnegie jones lau blin and kalman secy ickes a bethlehem subsidiary were the same that submitted identical bids on an ocean terminal at morehead Moreli More bead ead city N C and the bridge in new nev york city in the two earlier instances german concerns underbid and were awarded the contracts amid protests from industry aud labor ickes then halted all additional foreign purchases and raised the differential in favor of dom domestic esti materials from 15 to 15 per cent there was no foreign bidder on tile the miami project and mr air ickes said tile the contract would be awarded to the concern that Is farthest away and has to pay the highest freight bill the object Is to spread prosperity around RESIDENT ROOSEVELT was P PRESIDENT mighty busy at warm springs study in ins the departmental estimates for or the budget of 37 representative james P buchanan of texas chairman of the house appropriations committee took part in the first conferences and told the correspondents that he would carry a budget of not more than S in excess of estimated revenues ree through the house by a devil of a fight then mr air buchanan who appear to have white house support for this stand left suddenly for washington refusing to explain his departure and the conferences continued with secretary of tile the treasury acting budget director bell and mark alark shields clerk of the appropriations committee the president told tile the press they were vere making distinct progress in arranging ran ing the federal finances having already cut the departmental estimates by he contradicted reports that he be was con contemplating contemplo aing division of the ickes and it alie 11 e hopkins to ease the friction between the two new deal officials ELEVEN LIEVEN american diplomats and naval officers selected by secretary of state hull have sailed to rep resent this country in the coming cornine naval conre conference rence to in london at their head Is nor r nian if davis the Ires residents identa dor at large for europe who 1 participated pr la in the preliminary con vers allons last as yea r i X acting with h him in w will III be Under undersecretary secre it ry of state slate william and admiral william 1111 lain H standley chief of naval operations ad N H davis to the delet delegation atlon will be it kai atherton counselor or of the american em ell hussy I li ii i ondon l and E i H D anian or the state department who knows all aubut japaul e aud other oilier lur fur liast ern affairs noel keel II if ilela of the division of west eru era european affairs who ho uti prided tile the lust last naul conversations und and samuel steber secretary or of the american lega diun tiun in hern bern switzerland will act as technical assistants the navis four technical experts will be capt royal f K lug ingersol ersol cum coin ruscoe E arthur arlhur D ayrault nod and aleut J it IL le l ulton M eiring la in st louls louis the mississippi valley association adopted resolutions opposing any attempt to limit the right of water ater carriers to establish and maintain such port to port rates as they see fit the co convention mention which again went on record as opposing the co coordination ordilla of transportation asen aven cles under the interstate commerce commission coin mission 1 L C C rulings which have the effect of permitting ting railroads to cut rates for the purpose of kill ins n off waterway transportation transport atlon 11 the delegates representing mid continent agricultural ship bad ami industrial interests of 15 23 states again oi opposed posed ratification of trie st lawrence seaway treaty cot 01 ol robert illiam randolph of chicago was nas elected president of the association interesting views on c currant nt S tr problems n 11 ll raymond aioley former member of the brain trust told the association of f buying officers in new york 1 I 1 have said ninny times that the whole aholt problem of government relief and work relief Is a necessary temporary tempora r ri 1 expedient exi ped ent lent but bill it Is also a shall shaky y an and dangerous one every one Is willing L I 1 to 0 lecog recognize nize that work relief in itself IR 19 no curative it Is narcotic in its effect harry W nice republican governor of AI aryland declared in chicago that americas constitution Is no more in need of change than are the ten om com the issue in the comin colln election lie he hold Is that of free institutions versus dictatorship gen nugh hugh S johnson former nita administrator told milwaukee ans that the administration Is proceeding ln to the left that 97 per cent of th the bus business loless men of the united states are against it because of the new dealers attitude toward the profit system As prime exponents of the governments ern ments present philosophy johnson cited rexford tugwell aubrey wll wit liams and harry hopkins the idea of dividing the nations wealth as proposed by these gentlemen Is 1 not tho way out lie he said rather nattier the thins thing to he be done Is to create wealth with more persons working and each creating new wealth P PAN AMERICAN airways opened a new chapter in the story of av aviation when its tinge huge chinn china clipper carried the first consignment of air mail fro from in alameda Al arreda po calit calif to mantia manila with VM stops at II if on 0 lu I 1 a midway islands wake island and gaarn U n a m capt edwin C mil sick veteran chief pi lot of the company was in command of 0 tile lie craft and w was as aid ed by a crew of st sl men Four fourteen ten japsen gers started on the capt ca pt edwin 1 night fight and twelve were C musick dropped oft off to bellev re llev the stalls at midway find and wake the I 1 rit miles between aam warn and manlen had bad not been flown heretofore after one or two more flights to bl manila artila the clipper will continue to china and operate on through schedules thereafter the philippine clipper second ot of pan american airways trans l acetic air fleet arrived at alameda from the atlantic coast and tier her crew began preparations for a ft flight to manila beginning december 6 RUNO RICHARD HAUPTMANN S Britt BRUNO attorneys orneys assert that some of the lindbergh ransom money tins has been found in massachusetts and that their investigators also have discovered some pieces of evidence that are of great importance to the defense the loomed doomed man himself issued a statement calling on dr john F P condon balsie Jal Jafs sie ie to make a full confession of alint he knows concerning tile the and murder of colonel lind berghs little son of the federal reserve oserve GOVERNORS bunks banks in the bulletin bul letlo of the reserve board have sounded a most moat cheerful note concerning business con dit editions ions summing up facts gathered all over the country they concluded that the united states was undergoing the most substantial economic recovery since the depression begun began with every sign pointing to its business activity has been sustained for ten months near the high level 1 I readied reached the first of the year the bulletin said in contrast to tile the course of business in the three preceding years when advances were not sustained but were quickly followed by declines F foit oil a long time it has been apparent that there would be a split in tie the american federation or of labor over the hie issue of industrial unionism versus craft unionism that y split now has occurred 77 I 1 af and in the lie ranks of or gashed labor there Is coming a great battle between the two ele iw i ments menta the matter was iq tsina sk precipitated by the resignation of john L AA lewis head of the t united aline workers worker i I 1 of america as vice president deot of the fed john L era oration tion lie he Is the lewis bier protagonist for unit unionization of mass production of industries and his opponents the craft union are led by william grecu pies president Ident of the the latler liali r have had a majority la in the lute late conventions of the hie federation but lewis has a lot of followers lol lowers and IS id a at determined tighter Us lie has bus set up belL lUle in lind and seven international union leuders lenders joined immediately it wua was reported that the rebels re bela had a war fund food ot or four fifth ot or till allf came from a special assessment of it 1 1 eath aili t on the ll united aline workers this full fall president green rem sent a stern rebuke to lewis and those associated with bilu ann hundred years ago andrew carnegie was born bor I 1 D line scotland and the anniversary was waa celebrated not only in that town but in pittsburgh pa and la in scores of towns and cities to which tile the iron ulaster master donated public library buildings in eiery everybody body pir par 1 la in the festivities for carne gle practically transformed that city by his fals gifts and ills memory la is highly honored tio nored jolin john finley 1 associate editor of the new yolk times was a speaker at a formal banquet there |