| Show news review av bew of current events the world over hoover moratorium plan with french fica lions in effect great britain calls conference Con feren CC to work out details by EDWARD V W PICKARD con ija ces a 8 I 1 0 0 n s by the united states and france ti co by cleyer clever negotiation resulted aro in hie lie accept taa 04 vince of the hoover kte moratorium p plan I 1 a it in principle by the french govern ment all other lm im portana nations al at reidy had accept julius curtle ed so 80 president homer announced that hie the plan might he be considered as in effect as of date of july 1 bo be considered js is in effect as of date of aily ji ly 1 briefly the agreement pr provides ovll 3 that debtor govern ments shall be relieve relieved of pay ments due be between teen july 1 1031 and july 1 1132 1932 aggregating ap up proximately millions of dollars germany will viii be relieved of reparations payments to the former allied and associated governments totaling nearly millions of dol lars great britain france italy belgium and other debtors will be relieved of war debt payments approximating millions the greatest sacrifice will bo b made by the united states which will forego war debts receipts totaling millions beginning july 1 1013 the deferred reparations and war del debt payments will III te paid in install ments during a ten beir period in addition to the regular current payments payment by germany of condl lional rep orations totaling mil lions will be he unreservedly suspend cd ed germany will be required how ever to pay the unconditional rep orations arat lons amo amounting tinting to with the understanding that this amount in full aill ft be leared lack back to germany A loin of about 21 millions will mill be made to central I 1 european coun tries if necessity necess iry by the federal rescue reserve banks of the united states and european Pur I central hanks hauls the accord reached ft as entirely satisfactory to both the american and the brench president hoover gained his chief point the gist of the ft hole plan for germany does not have to pay any international debts for ore year the french statesmen co congratulate themselves because the accord calls for the moral support of the signatories in getting a private loan lonn for central european friends andings and lays wr aa upon germany moral ity fly for rot using her moratorium saying fur armaments irma ments foreign secretary julius cur flits and chancelor Chanc clor bruening of germany of course are pleased beyond expression and the former paid warm tribute to the work accomplished complis hed in paris by Secret secretary nr y mellon the german press how ever professes to be with the compromise several influx enolal papers declaring that it wrecks the plan entirely the young german order which for merly worked enthusiastically for a franco german rapprochement recently issued an order to its fol lowers ers to withdraw from all franco german associations and to recall their children ft horn they sent to france for vacations ite te cause france has showed a mer cenary spirit and unwillingness to operate cooperate co for a return of sane con dillons throughout the world in concluding his announcement ef of the agreement president hoover touched on the question of world disarmament which ha he considers the second fet dettre tre of his program for restoring economic eco prosperity H HAVIG ably seconded sir hoo ver a effort to bang about the moratorium the british govern mant cac a u of C ti 5 powers to work out the details of the plan the perm lers and for el eln n ministers are to meet in to lon ion on and it is expected secretary stimson will participate as an om caal observer when alien be reaches eng land this conference will meet from time to time for several months it Is understood and may continue to function for several years ears before this body toward the end of the one year hoover homer moratorium will come the question of the capacity of germany to continue pay ing the YOUL plan reparations the question of extending the hoover debt holiday another year and the question of revising reparations and war ivar detts dow downward nvard ICE P R S I 1 VICE dent curtis u r 11 s came out in the open in earnest opposition to the pol pot idea of the federal farm board and in company with senator arthur capper of kansas went before chairman stone and carl williams of abe he board to urge that it change its charle charles curti curtis stand concerning its wheat I 1 the two kan eaas s argued for hours that this wheat should cot rot be put on the market until the price reached ai 8 cents but mr bir stone refused to make any such pledge he ile did elate state bower however that the board would not offer any of its nt at the present low hut but lit wife it plain that the board would mould abide by its policy enunciated i ily 1 which was that it would feel free to tell sell lip up to a cumulative maximum of he five million bushels a month for the next year curtis activity in the controversy over the board boards a wheat heithold he athold hold ings has been interpreted as ai ing a desire on his part to avoid re no illation il ration for the vice ice presidency and to run for the he kansas senator ship which he lie formerly held hen asked about his political plans lie replied they 11 not ret get anything out of me for at least three months senator watson of indiana republican pub ilean leader of the senate also ins ivis been trying to influence the farm board arguing for 02 cents which Is said to be the average price paid by the stabilization stabilisation cor por atlon for its wheat as the lie figure below the hoard board should not sell Senit senator tor 11 borah in urgent republican of idaho all nuj chairman of the agricultural corn named at the progressive conference last lost march hatt lia insisted that the board defer all sales until wheat goes to DH DP R JOSEPH I 1 iranee rance form er united states stoics senator from mary blary land evidently was as in deadly earnest when lien recent he lie announced tint thit lie as a candidate cand for the R republican for the i w hiir I 1 presidency in iwa ft already he lie has tins started on his suni surn dr J JI 1 france mer campaign and his miny friends are I 1 helping elpin to the extent of their powers the doings ban bet an with ili u pub it meeting at mount amaat farms the doctor doctors s country ea ate in cecil county marlind very ery soon it Is expected he lie nil make a tour through the grain states of the 1 cst est assisting france in getting his campaign tinder way are jonithan bourne former senator from front oregon and bend head of the republican bubli ity bureau during the llon administration and lle rader who Is described as in a prominent new I 1 on ors chemist and bible speak er doctor france says that on his trip 46 in the 11 cst est he will A III ga give e chiq hl reasons for seeking the il nomIna nomination tinn and will discuss the grave grae world crisis and its remedy through tie applice illon of the prin ciple of righteousness to econ economic onile s social caal and international problems erom the convention of the great lakes akes I 1 hudson later ater nays ays association in albiny N Y senator copeland and the fla hamilton nillion tish of the state and various it rious other attacked the proposed st lawrence ship still ca en nul nal and urged that congress begin as soon as possible the construction of all american waterways from the great lakes to the Atlan atlantic tit seaboard by way of the mohawk valley and the hudson judson as a it means to relieve unemployment it was declared by tie speakers that the st lawrence lawrene canal was uns considered only because the farm ers of the middle est wanted it for an fill outlet for their surplus grain and mr fish said the kus rus stan wheat beat situation now makes the building of a ship canal through canada a fantastic m mth th 11 it Is to THOUGH Tilou understood 1 in n home rome that pope plus and premier mussolini have both decided t 0 11 avoid any preempt late achira in their 1 contro controversy verRy they continue to ham V mer at each other K with i and newspaper ar or E A tides the pope steadily maintains mgr borgon cini duca that the church Is suffering lion ion at the hands of the fascist rulers of italy but for the present at least be lie will not eon confer der the withdrawal of the papal nuncio to home rome mgr Borgon cini duca the nuncio for his art has been doing all he could to bring about a peaceful settlement of the quarrel ahe pope popes a latest dealt severely with the fascist position on tl 0 e education of youth and v was as characterized by the italian press as a return to the med medieval leval conceptions about the respective authority of the church and state copies of the document were not only distria buted in the churches of home tome but also were sent out of the country by special couriers which action drew ridicule before the international eucha congress in to lille prance ranee ap up scared a sli caal emissary emis siry irom from the pope asking that mass be eald said for the holy father and ani re requesting jesting the assembled halh ferar and lay faithful to pray tr fr hit success in the hittle bittle in alch which it wis declared the future of the church Is at stake M MM 41 BE there will be enother war in south america t afore long dispatches from asuncion para guiv said that senor minister from bolivia sent a note to lie foreign office declaring be had been ordered by his govern goi eminent to sut ivend diplomatic relations between tho the two tire governments tho the government replied lilt the announcement that it hod had ordered its minister to bo iaia to return borne home dont ask what its all rhul peru liae tins been having haning u little war of its oun own government versus revolutionists the other day the rebels were defeated at Huam butto and the city pf 01 cuzco their headquarters ARA the revolt era thereupon cn nea 1 to the file jungle and probably clale more ft III bo be heard of tham M exico squar nl with the church of home rome ig Is now centered in the state of vern cruz and the prospects of a peaceful ment are et 1 uenh l nore and nu nit remote in protest against the recently enacted law of the vii ste state the number of priests lit itt rev rafael gulzar Valen cli i bishop of era cruz has instructed nil alt catholics of the state to abstain from attending dances trenten thea and oilier other tica ties until the conflict Is ended the bishop also bus bas instruct d his priests to keep their chur churchon choi open even if fit the C 8 tat C forbids forbid 3 s fen C ri ices conducted by priests esix STALK has made public the new policy of soviet russia in dealing with the borge olsle and tle kulaks or uell ell todo to do farmers thise OHM lit hitherto herto suppressed persecuted and exiled are now to be concil conciliated to nn an extent if it they will conbene u to operate cooperate with and labor for the soviet regime the rulers of russia have hint that the brains and skill of the old order are needed to meet the growing demands of agricultural and industrial development As part of the new order of things also presented a program entailing radical chunges changes in the goern go eminent mento policy toward la bor and In duttry to insure the sue cess of the five firc bear car plan S OF tj son Is having a pleasant pleasanter cr time on his Luro pein a cation than has fallen to hie lie lot of secretary of the treasure Treasur 3 mellon starting too late to get mixed up in the moratorium I 1 ar mr StI stimson nison arched R nt t naples on the conie anle arar de acconio anted by mrs irs lie wa was met by ambas carrell Gil rrell an I 1 follow follo ln int a visit to po lapell and Herculine ileum um went ent to rom by auti mobile thursday beening he called on premier mus nt at the enezia and nd inter litter met him at a dinner glen ghen by the Ain crItan embar u zy in mr tir St stimson Imons s honor the ruins of the ih Z ancient ecman foran just beyond the Copi hill u were ere brilli antly lighted up at the secretary secre tars european raca aln will viii laft two hin months and he lie rill devote consider ible time to an investigation of on the continent bit LY 11 of greenwich onn bolfer ifer eliose real mine Is I 1 1 e Is 19 it ale ie Is the now nen open golf liani plon of the united U n I 1 t e d slates states hearing caring the crown hobby bobby jones laid aside in the A tournament on the inverness catir course S e billy burke at oledo 11 burke ind and george ion on t hm ina of detroit tied for first place with cards of in 22 next ext day they undertook to play off the tie lie at G holes and again tied so on mon sion daiy the second playoff play ilay off olt was nas staged and burke won non by a margin of one stroke finishing lie the longest tour ney in gif history burke had a it total of as strokes for lie the holes played in he the live days of the battle and von hm vim had YO 5 tills this was slightly over a nn a mer age of four for each hole prize money going to the new chain champion 1 ion amounted to 17 0 and von jim won non adeen SIOW 1000 toe detroit abandoned the ranis of amadeu lain lin not ago announcing trat lie intended to make male a business of golf lie id Is not doln doing so baily nt at it for lie stands well up among the money winners inners of the season already with many more tourneys it to come i tonn D I 1 FR cele boated his ninety second birth day quietly at liccie in tarry town tn N I 1 1 tin thi only event of the day was a family dinner attended by mr air and alra jolin john D rockefeller jr their married daughter abble and her his hi shand band david dail mil lilt rock ton together with four other rock ib th kilren to the press sir air 1 ocke feller said these occasions offer r ne je a very welcome appo atu nit first to espre express my gratitude to the tio many many friends friend I 1 who he not only at this time hire but throughout the year have shown shoun their kindly regard for roe me and second to wish them and theirs ond and all the world a large measure of 0 health and con tenement tent ment which are the basis of real happiness N NOTABLE among the deaths of the week vas that of john brisben walker in brooklyn for many jears ears he lie was often in the public eye rs a soldier business man writer and editor and cru sanderfor ifor for horld peace pence the duke of acosto aosta cou cousin couin in of the king of 0 italy also passed away to tic ta lr wit ot sorrow of the italian people lie won considerable fame in le lie orld war or Q lilt 1031 union |
