Show news review of current events the world over 0 ver national government under macdonald supplants british laborite cabinet gifford organizes campaign for relief in america by EDWARD W PICKARD G agn R alas in A T economic BRIT and financial crisis it I 1 t he has resulted in the 4 W formation of a national or coalition ministry which Is expected to hold office foronjy for only a few months and in that time to work out the grave problem of balancing the budget prime minister macdonald stanley found himself baldwin caught between bettt een the two fires of the demand by the conservatives and liberals for reduction of the dote dole and the absolute refusal of 0 the trades nati union on congress to accept pt that expedient for f or the he t financial relief of the country E eight igat members of his cabinet of labor tes resigned so mr air macdonald gave up the gle and hurried to buckingham palace where he be handed to king george the resignation of the entire ministry the king who had rushed back from scotland called stanley bald w win in the conservative leader and sir herbert samuel acting leader of the liberals into conference an and d it was decided that a national government should be formed at the suggestion of otar mr baldwin balda an mr macdonald was persuaded to resume ills his plate as prime minister and a cabinet small as in war time was selected these being the members mr macoonald macdonald philip snowden J H thomas and lord sankey conservatives stanley baldwin neville chamberlain sir samuel honre hoare former chancellor of the exchequer and sir philip cunliffe lister liberals sir herbert samuel and tte the marquis of reading eight other ministers without cabinet rank were appointed in a radio address mr air macdonald defended the proposed reduction of the dole mr air macdonald Is denounced d I 1 in some labor circles as a tr traitor altor and elsewhere Is being hailed balled is as az almost a kero horo lie ile seemingly has sacrificed b his s per personal ional ambition and perhaps his bis political future to help his bis country butof its financial distress the london dally daily herald chief organ of the labor party charges that the fall of the labor government was dictated by the united states F federal reserve bank A condition to the granting of further credits it says was va a a drastic reduction in the dole this was flatly denied by snowden gnott den and others high officials in washington said they had not heard that an ad dit lonal loan had bad been asked of the federal reserve system by the british government it nas their belief that the coalition ministry would be able to rescue the nation from its difficulties WITH headquarters in the great 77 building of the department v part ment of com ilk k berce erce in washington walter S alf rord ford head of the american telegraph and telephones telephone company and no now N v director r ec of national relief la Is rapidly getting eady his bis W 8 gifford d tion for the strenuous work of combating unemployment and distress throughout the country his able assistant Is fred CC acting chairman of the emergency committee on unemployment which has been busy since last fall gathering indor mir minion tion and the 62 52 members of the advisory committee named by president hoover representing represent irig all sections of the land are rendering such service as they can then too there are many capable volunteers and also hired experts to handle technical matters in connection with the great campaign for funds that Is planned mr gifford spent the week end with mr air hoover at the rapidan camp and they discussed the problem thoroughly in all its phases the president received telegrams from gover cover nors cora emmerson of illinois n rolph 0 lph of california tudor of maine and wl cant ul of new w hampshire and from other individuals assuring of their coop co op aeration with the relief group governor roosevelt of new york sent a message concerning unemployment I 1 to 0 the state legislature which met in special session primarily to handle other matters plans worked out by the president end and mr gifford call fr for complete or of the entire country for the relief task the nation must face this winter all relief agencies aien clea tire to be welded into one system so there will be no duplication ot of effort and no section of the country will be neglect ed under onder the direction ol of the naoi ington organizations which have not yet yel begun I 1 to par for the winter re expected to n make ke new efforts to funds w with it h which to supply local needs the president and mr air gifford were to lo agreement that the reller relief I 1 oad lend be carried by combined state stale and corn coo inanity effort WIMP ohp eriv will old aid in organizing relief activities and in a the drive for funds every attempt to Is to be made to frustrate all attempts to pass dolo dole legislation fe senator couzens of michigan has generously offered to donate to the jobless of detroit providing can be raised from other sources in the he effort to avoid a winter shortage of food in drought sections the american Ameri caa red cross Is sending fall garden seed to 0 o tens of thousands of rural i families 9 EVERAL congressmen speaking on behalf of american shipping interests are protesting against the deal made between the federal farm board and the government of brazil because the bushels of wheat which w will III be traded for coffee will be trans ported to brazil in brazilian vessels chairman stone of the farm board said bald nothing could be done about it as the negotiations had been closed representative frank L bowman of west virginia de declared cluied the action of the board in allowing brazil to ar range the transportation was a col clossal economic blunder and in violation of the of the ma rine act the american steamship iship owners association sent a protest to resident president hoover probably as mr stone says noth ing can be done in this instance but it Is more than likely that if the warl makes sales of wheat or cotton to china and other countries amerl van an shipping interests will be pro EVERY family man employed by the ford motor company at iron mountain mich will wil I 1 havi have to cultivate a garden next year it if he ex pacts to retain ret a in his job such Is the edict of henry ford who thus hopes to relieve his employees from the effects of the henr ford fora tem temporary p b business u alness depression ile he believes other othe r corn panics throughout the country will take similar measures he fie has been studying the problem while on a tour of inspection and Is convinced there Is tie no use trying to help men who do not try to help themselves by raising vegetables for their families when the people of our country team learn to help themselves they will be benefited far greater than they would be by unemployment insurance as Is being suggested in congress ford said if our agriculture plans are adopted throughout the country such a thing as the dole system need never be thought of family men who have no available space for gardening ford said would be supplied with land by the corn coin pany which would bould provide expert advice ace tor for those not familiar with garden work he added that an invest gation gallon would be started soon to determine which of his employees need ed instruction T HERE siire nere indications that the campaign la in the southwest to force orco the price of crude oil up to 1 a barrel would be successful but the fields of oklahoma and east texas were still kept closed tight by the and those of kansas we were shut by order of the state public service commission several big oil compan les made overtures to governors mur rny and sterling but both said the lid ild would stay clamped down don until all the major met the price of 1 a barr Mean meanwhile thile the prices paid for oil mined steadily upward to in the states named and also in mon tana wyoming colorado new mez mex ico louisiana and california Calif orrAn finers re profited by the shortage ige caused by the alie shut down shipping gasoline in large quanta quantities ties to the east coast A curtailment pro gram Is in effect there too and producers are drawing from their storage tanks to supply the eastern markets DAT AY by day the hood flood disaster in central china grows worse D als is patches describe the terrible condl collel eions in hie file valley of the yingtse where 1 all the country except the hill bill tops ls Is under water junks SUII 1139 un obstructed over hundreds of town and villages uncounted thousands of the inhabitants have drowned and hun deeds of thousands of others fire are stara ing or dying of pestilence un on every bit of land that Is still are throngs of refugees without food drink or shelter find and most of them be yond help the three great cities of llan lian liow Vuc liang and lh inyang are in desperate stute state with ith und and ankina 11 u klang mid other titles cities are little better ot off the ten tea crop of ventral china glnn has been utterly survivors of it the bloods in veru eru cruz san luls ibi lians 1 11 und limmi ill juntu are I 1 now v c kith artinse orse horrors il aban ain drinning with mth tin the of the waters hns has come an outbreak of yellow fever dysentery and ot other herdis diseases and as it if this were no not enough hordes of snakes are traversing the mud covered lands attacking everyone in their path |