Show I 1 news review of current events the world over parley farley thinks Alid midwest west safe for roosevelt sloan urges b industry to save nation crisis in in europe Is approaching by EDWARD W PICKARD 0 Ne Paper union r postmaster GENERAL FARLEY FAR LEY k ln in his capacity of chairman of the f democratic national committee called f that body to meet in washington january 8 when ben arrangements will bo be made C for the convention of 1936 and the place of 4 that gathering select 11 ed ile he told the corre spon dents that the chief bidders for the W convention would won be philadelphia chicago st louis kansas city and san francisco francl and denied the report J A parley farley that the first named city already lind hid been decided upon he said he fie thought the highest bidder would be selected provided ded it has adequate convention hall ball and hotel fa stories that senator donahey of ohio or some one else would be riven given second place on the ticket instead or of garner were laughed at by mr air parley farley lie he asserted that there was as no doubt about the nomination rc of garner carner for vice president asked about the two thirds rule he be said the corn com might recommend its abandonment but that any change was the business of the convention commenting on the literary digest poll which shows hows a majority in the midd lewest states voting toting against the roosevelt new deal parley farley said so far as the poll relates to send nent in the mi midwest divest states stales like iowa it Is per cent wrong ue he insisted teat the president was very strong not only in that section of the country but in every pirt pi rt the president will carry as many states next year as he did in 1032 1932 said aid parley farley roosevelt carried all except six states at that time parley farley said eald he believed roosevelt would win the electoral vote of Pennsyl vaila one of the states that voted for boover in 1932 and that also there was a good chance of carrying new hampshire i P SLOAN JR president ALFRED A of general motors corpor corporation corporate n was the chief speaker at the annual dinner of the congress of american industry in new york and he be made an earnest plea to industry to save the country from bureaucracy and possible socialism industry should leall the nation away from 0 th the e fallacious th theory cory of plenty to promote the e general welfare of all 11 the people mr air loan trad the nations A P F sloan jr leading manufacturers rb should big business fall to ac kept pt this broader responsibility it will fl brin bring he sold said the urge for more nd ad more interference from without government overn ment in business amr mr sloan conceded the gravity and he e extreme importance of problems if f today the paramount necessity of darting arting a sound course tor for the long ture lie ile advocated 1 I 1 reduction lon in the real costs and elling ing pr prices ces 0 of goods and services 2 A more economic balance of nonal na lonal income through policies affect bg g wages hours prices and profits the meeting of the congress was rid id in conjunction with the fortieth annual anal convention of the national association of manufacturers and the speakers beakers before that body were as em antic in their condemnation of the policies of the administration I 1 was mr sloan president C L baro said whether we like it or not destry has been forced to in sheer self jelense to enter the political arena are or destroyed so aa a private enterprise general counsel J A emery de anred red this gathering Is a call to ams ins althe he sentry call should rouse the roles les of industry to repulse the forces T the allen alien theory that challenge our lotical institutions and economic byg ni within our ow own u household robert obert I 1 L lund chairman of the bird ard said the new dealers have 0 forced to desert some of their idest experiments this has came pass because the american people ire e dem demanded audett a return to common apse se and aund sound business american astry has taken tho the leadership in 8 combat bankers comprising the fe meral jeral reserve advisory council re e banded to tle the federal reserve rd ird a report giving warning that agn so the board acts to control credit country faces dangerous iffla and speculation such as aa the market collapse of laju board suppressed the report but baked ont nut asides warning the reserve beara boara lost the dangers of credit lAti ln nallon Allon ach ch lurk in the hie three bl boillin illin collais fit idle dle bank reserves the council dis dig eed ed bluntly with the hie do eky Y on n hank haid reserves which lim 1118 far been to hy by gilr tn linT S celes ce les and other red fed n p S CANTA ANTA CLAUS Is doing big wort worl u this for the year merchants of the country it Is estimated by officials of the commerce department that the christmas trade will amount to 4 or half a billion dollars more than in december last year preliminary holiday trade reports from all parts of the country to the commerce department indicated that retail trade already Is running from 5 to 35 per cent higher than a year ago christmas clubs will pay to members much of this money will go into christmas trade EUROPEAN european diplomats especially LJ the british and premier laval of france are exceedingly clever and resourceful but if they are to extricate their nations from the rye present threatening ys state of 0 affairs they the will need all their smartness though decision as to the imposition ot of an oil embargo against italy was postponed until december 12 to give laval a chance bocon to conciliate the duce refused to make sir samuel any gesture toward peace italians were hoare authoritatively warned not to mistake diplomatic exchanges between their premier and the representatives of 0 great britain and france as peace talk and were told there was no reason to believe mussolini had modified his bis minimum terms already presented tv tu sir eric drummond and lavala kavals representative also he has declined further to conciliate britain by removing more troops from libya and has repented repeated his warning that he will consider an oil embargo an unfriendly gesture he and all italians are especially resentful against great creat britain which apparently intends to insist on the oil ban and now they are getting very sore at france despite kavals efforts to maintain friendly relations between the two countries there were reports that italian troops were being massed along the french frontier one more rather desperate move tot for peace was made in paris when laval gave italian ambassador cerrud a set of suggestions alch were said to be the last word from france and great britain before the applying of the oil embargo due on december 12 these suggestions were said to be based principally on an elchan exchange e of territories between italy sad and ethiopia the latter to receive its long sought seaport and to remain absolutely independent save abr the lands gran granted led to italy the feeling in rome was pessimistic and there was noted a general tightening up of home de defenses troops that had been expected to depart tor for the ethiopian front were being retained in italy and the orders to the naval and air forces were suggestive new economic meni measures ures to resist the sanctions were being put into effect dally daily the british government was engrossed with the troublous situation sir samuel hoare floare foreign secretary received timely orders from his physician cian to take a rest in SItz switzerland erland and it was announced he be would stop in paris for a conference with premier laval the admiralty was preparing for eventualities and ordered officers of the royal navy reserve to report at once for duty at plymouth these men have bare been serving as officers and engineers in the merchant marine E N HO YING CHIN chinese minister gisler GEN of war was as sent to neiping by dictator chiang kal kai shek to try to EO e heck check the northern autonomy movement delegations from the autonomy promotion society called on him and mobs shouted autonomy slogans outside his bis office and then the japanese army officers took the matter in hand col tan takahashi ashl military at Pel helping ping and an officer of the japanese garri ho Ying ing Chin hin son called on general ho and ordered him to leave the el city ty at once takahashi ashl told the war min ister the japanese army Is convinced your continued stay la in neiping can only cor complicate licate matters idaj gen hayao tada Japa japanese neso commander in north china said war between china and japan Is certain if china breaks the agreement signed last july in which agreed not to send troops into hope province at the same time japanese war planes were flying low over Pei neiping ping OP OF STATE HULL sent gem sto SECRETARY to london the usual polite reminder hat the semiannual semi annual war debt installment from great britain was duri due on december 15 and also as usual the british government sent to ur sir hill the reply that thai under the circuit stances it pay a cent well we were not counting on setting getting this money for christmas spending B irish and Conn canadian dlan dele IJ gallons opened conversations in washington with american looking to the establishment of transatlantic air mall mail and passenger service it was believed this could be accomplished complis hed as soon ns as reciprocal pacts are signed to allow the landing vt of american planes on foreign soil goll heretofore this has been blocked by the jealousies of foreign aviation Inte interest the delegation from great britain Is headed by sir ronald bands director general of the general post office ile he Is accompanied by C E woods humphrey managing director of imperial always al Alwn ways ys ltd postmaster general farley announced that he would ask ash congress at the coming session tor for funds to start an air mall service between the united states and europe CANADAS C wheat marketing policy always a matter of great interest to wheat growers of the united states Is to he be radically altered according to the dominion government A new wheat abent board lias been appointed headed by james II 11 murray general manager of the alberta pacific grain company instead of trying to maintain prices by stabilization operations on the winnipeg grain exchange the board will endeavor to reduce the hupe huge canadian wheat surplus by offering ofT erIng wheat for at the worlds competitive peti tive prices news for the building indus G GOOD try president green of 0 the american federation of labor gives out the word that there will be no more jurisdictional strikes among construction st workers the factions in the tha building trades department of the federation have found a plan to prevent workmen from delaying construction by strikes over which of two organizations should do a particular piece of work in the future the contractor Is to decide which union shall do the job when a dispute arises and then it if a joint committee of the unions involved Is unable to adjust the difference the question Is to be referred to a federal judge u dg p as arbiter OF agriculture S t WALLACE announced the corn hog program for 37 designed to maintain a balance between the interests of the producer and the consumer athla new plan will permit a 30 per cent increase in hog bog production next year over 1935 thus preparing the way tor for POSS possible able reductions I 1 in n pork prices to tha housewife and to restrict 14 corn acreage to I 1 about acres an increase of about see W wallace 1 seey y ca wow acres over the amount harvested this year after appraisal by community committees and review by county allotment committees a corn acreage base and a market hog bog base will be fixed operating cooperating co producers must agree to plant corn next year on st at least 25 per cent of their base they will be permitted to retire from 10 to 30 per cent of their base acreage for soil improving marov ing or erosion preventing purposes hog growers must agree to produce between 50 and per cent of the base market production the 1930 corn adjustment payment will ie be 35 cents a bushel on the appraised yield times the adjusted adjust eil acreage less the pro rata share ot of local administrative expenses corn adjustment payments will be made to lo two installments the first st at the rate of 20 a bushel Is to be made about august 1 the second will come due about december 31 1930 1936 at the rate of 15 cents per bushel A payment of per head will be made on each bog in the base deductions will be made at the rate ot of per head bead it if a producer falls to raise 50 per cent of his base numbers the total payment to a producer will be the sami same tor for a production ranging from 50 per cent to IW per cent of his bis base the 1937 rates will be announced by november 30 1938 1936 but the rate on corn will not be less lesa than 30 cents per bushel and the rate on bogs will not be less than per head bead hundred thousand democrats ONE mostly georgians gathered in the stadium of georgia tech at atlanta for a homecoming and heard president roosevelt deliver a characteristic speech full of confidence assurance of prosperity and praise for what the new deal has accomplished complis hed and he did not ne neglect feet to attack warmly the critics of his administration tr tra tion in rev review leIng ins the economic and social advances since president Preside ht his inauguration he roosevelt gave out what wn wai co considered the keynote for his campaign for reelection election re and definitely announced his candi candidacy clacy unnecessarily by asserting that lire fire in the united states has improved in tha ilia two and a half years and will continue to improve if I 1 have anything to do with it IL sir air roosevelt promised that lavish government spending was over noo am that the nation could look forwark with assurance to a decre decreasing isling deficit lt and asserted that the goern men credit Is higher than that of any other great nation he fie bitterly the treasury policies prior to his fils en trance into the while boure traced iri irei the lie relief policies as to dales tl li and declared that thai the peak u af aparo has passed kissed |