Show weekly news beliew new dealers win and lose girdler storms strike quiz qu tz politics in idaho republicans were jubilant la in ohio they were hopeful in arkansas where they never had bid a chance republicans went about their workaday tasks and forgot politics but as homeward bound franklin roosevelt looked at rapidly mounting primary returns from his 48 states last week he mus must have wondered whether his hii next congress would be any more moie coherent than the last ms his Ip purge urgel hadi had partially filled failed because iowa iolas sG gulette samette massouris Missour Mis souris ls dark clark ind and nevadas McCarran McCar Were sure of f reelection re election but bui with alth a few exceptions his wheel horses weri were sure to tb beback be back in washington next whiter to most observers it looked lobker I 1 like congress would again be a hodgepodge hodge podge ot of multicolored multi colored political thought without p party arty lues lines judiciously asly timed the national emergency couri councils ells rel report borton on con dit editions ions in thi the south was released zi v JI SENATOR POPE ida ho had its own purge just as the president marched through georgia to tack L ack down on sen walter F george the bitter tongued new deal foe whom he hopes will be defeated by lawrence Lawrenc 6 camp but franklin roosevelt had to march around south carolina on his way back to washington because sen cotton cottoned ed smith was almost c certain to be regard regardless liss of presidential wishes severest blow blo w to new dualism e last week came w when her sen james JamesP pope oie in and out administration supporter was defeated abed tor for by kep hep D worth Cla clark rk conservative democrat but republican primary vote was small indicating that many a G 0 P had voted the democratic ticket to oust pope in arkansas new dealer hattle W caraway Ca was re nomina ted to the senate and will be elected next november in ohio franklin roose belts classmate at harvard sen robert J bulkley was given the democratic nomination over gov martin L davey arch foe of the C 1 I 0 chios senatorial race will be interesting because bulkley will face robert A taft a former presidents son in the final election labor republic steel corporations tom W girdler has never n evoi been soft spoken last week week hi he stormed washington Washing torf and in one fell swoop denounced 1 john L lewis C 1 I 0 tor for violence and intimidation 2 the national labor relations board for abridging freedom of speech and 3 sen robert M la Fol lettes civil liberties committee for keeping I 1 its work one sided behind these blasts was last last years little steel strike ready for release wai was ann an N L R B decision finding republic guilty of unfair labor practices in the little steel fiasco t ready too were I 1 orders tor for republic to reinstate C 1 I 10 0 strikers and to disestablish alleged company dominac ed unions that republic objected is to state the case mildly in its page brief were GO exceptions what little steel most wanted was a chance to io state its opinion of C L 1 0 oi a chance the labor board seemed unwilling to offer thundered dereathe der edthe the report we contend the i national labor Ife relations lations act as tion construed d in this connection is unconstitutional as abridging freedom of speech next day tom girdler carried his fight to ahe the civil Il liberties bertles committee cli climaxing ethree a three week probe of last summers bitter labor strife flaring up before senator lafal lettes quiet relentless cross exam he be proved no humble witness denied was the right to read a statement criticizing the committees imn dt work as one sided and declaring it would be only fair to probe C L 0 s records ie cords to show what was being done doie with a steel workers fund domestic 1 last month a saturday saturday evening post fost article byala by alva a John johnson sofi estimated son james Roos Roosevel evelti ts annual insurance business at to a year in itself not a very definite guess last week to rival colliers magazine went JImmy iconic come tax returns for the pi st give five years showing the an nuil ini orne tonging from 7 1 to the five year total said son james in comment 1 I i got aget into places I 1 never would have lu jf I 1 thi the son of the president Preside nL but son or no ion son I 1 got tossed out a lot too at I 1 countered alva johnson mk his ia figures guereq show that his bis net income would have been more thin than last year except that he split it torvold to avoid avold higher tax braik brackets ets aviation last week at floyd bennett field ended the first nonstop non stop berlin berlan to new ne york wyo flight down fro from m rain drenched skies dropped Germany 8 24 jassen passenger gerl monoplane brandenburg carrying a cr crew e of tour fofar in re record C time of 24 hours 57 minutes 9 because bebau st tiny carton canton and enderbury ry wands islands are perfect mid pacific stop stopping alig off places for transoceanic planes the theu U 1 S asser asserted tid its caal claim M last march by bi planting colonists on each great britain protested anxious t to gu guardner guard rd her thus far undeveloped pacific air rights last week came as novel a settlement as diplomats have ever sean seen canton and enderbury will be owned and developed I jointly i as U S british aviation bases crime in the early Chi cagos gang warfare was so bad that many an out of town visitor wired ahead for police protection ButS but Sc carfa arlace ce al capone finally went to alcatraz and A century of progress r exposition helped ma make kethe the town decent last wee week k peaceful chicago wondered if I 1 it would again have gun trouble checking their records police found six underworld murders sin since c e bookie harry minor was shot down june 29 four others had hid beenie been reported the previous 12 months but while al capone and bugs moran fought a bootlegging war Chi cagos current massacre apparently has roots in labor warfare five victims have beta been union workers two were aides of an alder alderman ma u foreign the japanese say hills hill has lallen fallen into their hands they lie 1 I peter Alik ilovitch kleam lieutenant of 01 in infantry lantry in the soviet army am now with my division in the trenches on the hill which is sale safe in our hands I 1 can see the Jai japanese anese trenches only on ly yards away the yellow bandits are plastering our positions with machine i gunfire gun fire e v v Y seated at their radios one night last week the whole of dussias Rus sias soviet union heard machine gun arid and rifle fire along thi the distant front where Sl siberia berla Manchu kuo and korea converge next day ksavy soviet art artillery illery pounded the whole four fou r mil mile efro front n t X 4 MAXIM LITVINOFF he crossed swords bywords and won japan and russia were continuing their five year secret war which broke into international I 1 headlines july ll 11 throughout the day cannons canned boomed fiercely all doubt about soviet artillery accor accuracy aay was dissipated only one ortho or two sighting shots precede deach direct hit if they had held hill the night before japans soldiers now retreated under the heaviest beav lest bom bar dment since the world war still i more disturbing we were re reports that russia was building new defenses on nearby bay where hostilities ho still were sure to break out next night the fight continued but at 11 in the morning moping bugles sounded bounded from either elther trench and ominous silence filled the shell torn air then it was wash was over thus temporarily at least ended a skirmish of diplomatic wits in tar far away moscow foreign minis ter maxim litvinoff had halcro crossed ased verbal swords with ambassador mamora mamor tor for two solid weeks finally besting him terms of truce 1 l would stop and troops would wold remain at their pres present fronts 2 ali Al lother other points at lisue issue would be negotiated i between the two nations japan cipan had sued first for peace had bad surrendered to maxim LIV vl vi nalla insistence that the cation commission commis ilon carry two japanese nse and two russians rather than three men each from japan russia and japan dominated Manchu kuo 9 people when Sw swede edens g eligible rance pj ance bertil visited new newyork york last month he be wined one right night at a fashionable manhattan night club with friends on one friend was blonde and buxom lesley hyde ripley lauded in next mornings papers for drinking milk instead of champagne it if lesley ripley drank milk to save money her father spent much more than her last savIng savings week so on n his daughters debut A seldom fillible fallible sign of U S business trend Is th the amount in vested by socialite fathers on their daughters coming out parties when franklyn hutton staged par bari baras debut money can tree free throughout the U S depression 7 50 11 3 k I 1 4 V A 41 1 I 1 4 az oe she was launched for debutantes fared not so well but when henry B H ripley spent at least to launch lesley to in the social swim it appeared th that a t recession must surely beaver be over one thousand guests bests be sported themselves in iii a ballroom added to the ripley mansion they washed down supper and breakfast with champagne for a total outlay of L they danced and the pipers learned earned de decorations c orations nicked the family Jamily purse for but unlike many such parties the ripley roman holiday was bought and paid for within 24 hours e samuel insull once monarch of a utilities empire died in a paris subway station july 17 elg clutching ching a five cent commutation I 1 ticket last week his hie will was filed in Chi cagos probate court samuel insults In estate not in excess of 1000 1 I 1 I 1 business in 1934 administrator hugh johnson organized a consumer goods industries committee to make periodic pir lodic fore forecasts caits on U S trade winds last week came its most recent report trade winds are blowing well said 20 major executives will blow even better in the autumn excerpts from typical re plies from Lani lammont mont dupont since july I 1 we have operated 5 percent per cent above standard business has improved about 15 per cent from general foods C larence clarence francis Frinc ls we believe the last halt half of the year particularly the last qua quarter arter will give a fairly good account of itself miscellany A fortnight had passed since howland spencer sold to father divine his acre estate across the hudson budson from neighbor franklin roosevelt but not until last week did fa father divines personal army of cher chei and serap seraphime hims make a tour of inspection led by the man they call god 2500 black and white cultists plied up bp the river from harlem in a excursion boat stopping first at a newly acquired heaven bear near milton N Y ovir over a tible table piled high with cold chicken and steaming corn har lems self elf appointed messiah told his rapt audience As his close neighbors we are not ot going to 6 disgrace thi the president we aim to grace him by our presence peace everybody leacel Pe acel answered a thousand throats th next day is a father divine made his personal inspection at crum elbow eleanor roosevelt hopped in her carncross car across the river headed tor for nearby poughkeepsie le it inquiring reporters reporter thought she would talk about her neit new neighbors the pint first lady outfoxed out foxed them father divine she parried what estate oh ah you mean that place across the river beeri bean sold old e june 30 fou found nithe the average U 8 citizen with 4 07 in ii his hii pocket by july 31 said the US U S treasury dopart department part pari apartment ment inet last week the figure had dropped to throughout america john public checked bai hi bank accorn account t tried to figure where he ie bad lost 10 cents centi in 31 days 0 one night last laif week handsome wealthy mr and mrs mn Wil william liani townsend adlee retired at their monroe N Y estate sometime la later terla a haidy handyman min smelled smoke down from a second story window lumped jumped nurse lillian henyon with the adlees 21 month old infant As ai firemen watched helpless the flam naming house collapsed and thi the baby became a an i n orphan orp liaa |