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1 ‘ riilav, January 1 . 1 . I'A 39 THE HBAVKKTON REVIEW -----W o o k l v • X í*w » A n n lv • * i* -------------------- Relifiion From Its inspiration in Nazi Ger many. European persecution of : [ Jews ts spreading to new fronts, i The latest: Cirrhoalovnkla. German-patterned ghetto laws will soon go into effect. Jews will be eliminated from poli tics. civil service, teaching, journal ism and radio. A few will be al- j same time retaining party leader lowed to continue practicing law E D I T O R ' S N O T E — When opmioms ship. and medicine < ere etpre*%ed ia these eohimms they Roosevelt strategy: Until Just be are those of the news analyst, and not Danslg. Though allowed to take necessarily of the newspaper. fore congress opened, the White thcii wealth with them lin contrast House reserved comment on what to German methods), Danzig Jews every legislator knew was a certain are fleeing in anticipation of the Asia ty, namely, drastic revision of such Free City's union with the Reich. War-torn China's biggest boast Is New Deal brainchildren as social Liechtenstein. Containing 65 By LEMUEL F. PARTON her constantly growing national security, the Wagner act. relief ad square miles, populated by 10.000 ' unity, a product of necessity that ministration and neutrality legisla people of Germanic origin, this prin , ’ KW YORK. — Once, at an at- has made Generalissimo Chiang tion. The President also knew such cipality is ousting all Jews who ar ' ley's end in Guayaquil, this re Kai-shek the strongest Chinese ruler revision was a certainty, but the rived after the World war. porter then young and indiscreet, In m odem history. But despite this trump card was held back. Then, became involved in an argument well-publicized unity. China has not with the Hopkins and Murphy ap with certain of been able to make much of a show pointments apparently due for con Transportation the native citl- Last wuiter's congress tagged the M e d ia K. O. ing against her Japanese invaders. gressional opposition, the White tll W ill and zenry, who in- Indeed, foreign military observers House was able to soothe ruffled railroad issue “ too hot to handle" And Tokyo's paper-thin front lines nerves by promising he would do and adjourned in the face of a labor Fever in S. A. thjt North Americans ate so vulnerable that they say 30,000 no more bill drafting. Consequently crisis. Since then the crisis has only dog meat. Your correspond American. British or French troops both appointments are being ap been smoothed, but only on the ent knew only enough Spanish to could put the enemy to rout. But in proved, though Hopkins must ap promise to both railroads and their get him into trouble, and was using Jap-occupied territory are 270,000.- pear before a committee investigat employees that the new congress it diligently to that end when Dr. 000 civilians and 1.250.000 armed ing relief irregularities, and Murphy will give better co-operation. First Robert Entwistle, once of Philadel step in the right direction was the before the senate judiciary commit phia. later a student and practition report of a six-man management- tee to explain his attitude toward sit- er of tropical medicine along the labor committee which asked: (1) down strikes. west coast fever ports, appeared. regulation of all transportation by What cannot be avoided, however, the interstate com merce commis He calmed the excitement and is the feeling that White House con sion; (2) creation of an independent saved his countryman much em cessions outweigh those of Mr. Gar transportation board to handle all barrassment and possibly a broken ner and other rebels. Having com other regulations; (3) creation of a head. It was lire magic, the way mitted himself to a political back federal transportation court; <4> re he piped everybody down. They seat while congress is in session, peal of the controversial long-and- loved and trusted him and he was Mr. Roosevelt must find some way short-haul clause. their authority on everything from to recapture the driver's seat or international relations to beri-berl As congress rolls up its sleeves risk political oblivion by convention once more, as observers discover So. today, it seemed almost time next year. the only unanimity lies in undesira like old news to read in a dis bility of government-owned rail patch from Lim a that it was an roads. four men make rail news Defense American doctor and not a either by speaking or by keeping During the World war German statesman, who. possibly more quiet: " U " boats made naval history by than any other one man. has in President Roosevelt. The admin approaching U. S. Atlantic coast duced respect and good will (or cities. Last September German istration's much-advertised 1939 leg this country, down around and submarines were still a menace, islative motto is “ Let Congress Do below the equator. With a num helping to force blockade-wary It." which means that less White ber of other American doctors. House pressure is being exerted on Briti.--.hers into the embarrassing Dr. John I). Long, of the United peace of Munich. In January. Ger law makers. Though the President States Public Health service, man submarines again made head appointed the management-labor has been carrying on a tight G EN ERALISSIM O CHIANG lines because Berlin announces her committee, though its report was against the bubonic plague, Time to Hop bluffing. made to him, he apparently believes determination to equal Great Brit malaria, chagres fever and other ain’s strength in submarine ton broad recommendations are enough. tropical curses in Ecuador. Bra guerrillas whose spirit of national Details of U. S. transportation re nage. sil. Peru. Chile and other coun unity is still not strong enough to organization are being left for Joint Under the Anglo-German naval tries. He holds decorations from inspire a sudden, inevitably success pact of 1935. Germany has this right senate-house ironing. half a dozen South American ful attack. Sen. Burton K. Wheeler. Chair under emergency, but London fails countries. He and his col Better than the national unity I to understand what emergency man of the senate's interstate com leagues have served only in re argument is the theory that smart faces the Reich today. Now built, merce committee. Montana's Wheel sponse to specific requests for General Chiang has been staging under construction or appropriated er is the individualist who fought their services, and the sum of a fake show of Chinese nationalism, j for are 71 German submarines; President Roosevelt's court reform their efforts has been to allay offering a good front at the expense j bill. Definitely a nonconformist. Mr. smaller than average, their tonnage ill will, dispel prejudice and of his wavering government. Though Wheeler has promised to co-operate is only 31.282. Britain, with 73 sub misunderstanding and promote Chungking headquarters are over marines weighing 75.904 tons, finds with the White House but he "calls friendly relations. run with nepotism, corruption and many of her heavy underwater craft the management-labor report m ere inefficiency, many abuses have been Doctor Long, 64 years old. quiet, obsolete. Not only is London fright ly a "working basis." Planks in the tolerated to make the outside world ened by Germany's numerical su Wheeler rail program: (1) no re precise, unassuming, is a typical think China is strong. In the end American professional man, whose periority if the Reich builds up to peal of the long-and-short-haul General Chiang wangled handsome home town was Mt. Pleasant. Pa. parity, but also because Germany clause (which prevents roads from loans and credit arrangements from After his graduation from the med intends to build several large ocean charging a lower rate for a long both the U. S. and Britain, proving ical school of the University of going submarines of 1,000 tons or haul than for a short haul over the the stunt was working, at least same route, in the same direction); Pennsylvania, he entered the nation more. temporarily. (2) financial cleanup of railroads, al public health service, became its This program has tremendous sig Not anticipated, however, was the nificance on the international pic even though it necessitates drastic assistant surgeon, and. assigned to measures to scale down top-heavy walkout of one-time Prem ier Wang ture. the Philippines, won eminence in It can only stimulate the Ching-wei. who celebrated New world arms race, since England structures; (3) no government loans his profession in his work in sani Year's by reaching peace terms must now build more ships capable to railroads at 2 per cent unless sim tation and in fighting disease. In with Japanese Prem ier Fuminaro of convoying her ocean steamers. ilar concession is made to other in 1926, he was loaned to the Chilean Konoye. Long a silent bulwark of In France, where the Anglo-German dustries. government for a similar encounter Rep. Clarence F. Lea. Far-sighted China's Kuomintang (Nationalist! naval agreement has always been there. party, Mr. Wang reportedly met unpopular (because, claims Paris. and willing to listen, California's In this writer’s observation of at Hongkong with Japanese agents London should never have recog L e a —as chairman of the house in South American countries, par and reached terms which would nized Germany's right to any naval terstate commerce committee— is ticularized instances of civilized make him China's head man. leav strength!. the Reich's new subma introducing broadly drafted railroad behavior, fair dealing and re ing General Chiang out in the cold. rine parity has produced genuine relief legislation on the stipulations gard for native traditions and Terms: (1) China should open dip alarm. Italy, always a big " U " that it must not be rushed, that it amenities, once the fear of pred lomatic relations with Japanese pup boat builder, reflects that the com- j shall be reworked after lengthy atory designs had been over pet state. Manchukuo; (2) China bined German • Italian submarine ; come. were effective where all should agree to economic “ co fleets can now patrol the seven seas. else failed, including our most operation" with Japan; (3) China Convinced that a new diplomatic eloquent offerings of official should adhere to the Jap-Italo-Ger- onslaught is behind Germany's friendship. man anti-Communist agreement; move, certain British circles are (4) China should accept Japanese capitalizing on their troubles to win garrisons while the anti-Communist HE New York aquarium gets V. S. military support. Their story: pact was in force. three African fish which have That Germany's 1,000 ton subma- ¡ Interpretations of the Wang de riñes are being built to cross the high foreheads and bigger brains marche have come thick and fast. Atlantic, in retaliation for the cool in proportion to their size than any In Tokyo, happy Japanese thought it reception Hitler tactics have been other creatures meant a breakdown of the Kuomin receiving in official Washington. If Plan I. Q. Rating below the Pri- tang and the spotlight of publicity on this danger—real or false— can be : Rare Fish With ma t e s . T hi s ' China's internal troubles. With Chi impressed on U. S. congressmen, I Out-Size Brain m a k e s t hem ang weakened, Japanese puppet Great Britain hopes it will result in s k i t t i s h and states would no longer seem point a larger American navy. doesn't seem to get them anything, less. In Shanghai, still Chinese de although they manage to keep out spite its Japanese ownership, ob of aquaria and frying pans. These Science servers thought the Wang declara are the first ever brought to this Outstanding among 1938's news j tion was a well-timed Jap move to country. counteract U. S. and British credits stories was the growth and flourish Dr. Charles M. Breder Jr. to General Chiang. Whatever the of dictators. To casual investiga plans to go to Africa as soon as cause, it was a happy day for Tokyo tors this is a new and revolution possible to check up on their I. because China has been showing ary phenomenon, but historians re Q. The ancient Egyptians re hardened resistance the past few call that regimentation is centuries vered and protected them, in the old. By year’ s end, dictators had weeks. belief that their huge brain cav been placed on the defensive at least ' With the die cast. General Chiang ities were inhabited by the souls in the minds of democratic nation no longer saw need for hiding his of departed men. Doctor Breder als in the U. S., Britain and France. troubles. From Chungking came thinks a study of their intelli And although 1939 may see more JOHN A. HASTINGS word of a wholesale purge from the gence, if any, In relation to their growth, more flourish, science has Coat I to coalI lor a f5 biU. Kuomintang of some 200 peace par out-size brain, might be enlight stepped in with a prediction. tisans. Expelled was Deserter ening. The man: Dr. John R. Swanton committee hearings. The Lea idea: Wang, charged with having attempt That competing transportation me Doctor Breder was a boy icthyol- ed to gain support from military of Washington's Smithsonian insti dia provide a far more basic prob ogist at Newark, where the fam ily leaders in Szechuan and Yunnan tution. lem than the railroad issue alone. The forecast: “ In spite of the e f was apt to find the bathtub full of provinces. John A. Hastings. Not seriously killiea and sticklebacks. In his de forts of political, social or clerical amination for a biologist's job in groups to coerce the spirit of man, i considered, but signifying how far Politics man has always been able to resist j afield railroad relief proposals can the fisheries bureau, he confounded When Purge failed, when Presi and reassert his freedom . . . Chris- I go, is the “ plan for postalized trans his elders and beat out Ph. D. en- j dent Roosevelt's favoritism for Left- tianity, the great revolution of the portation” evolved by form er New trants in the competition. He was ! Wingers Corcoran. Hopkins, Jack- Eighteenth century and the growth ! York State Senator Hastings, and assistant director of the Aquarium son and Oliphant began bothering of science have been man’s answer ' introduced last congress by North for 14 years and became director conservative New Dealers, forecast to all attempts to dominate him.” Dakota’ s Rep. William Lemke. The a year ago. ers saw a coming split in the Dem Hastings idea: “ Application to pas Doc tor Breder is said to rank ocratic party. Veering away from senger and freight services of the Miscellany all other scientists. He Is 40 the White House were Vice P resi rate principle successfully sought years old, a fragile, clerical For the first time in its history. and profitably employed for a hun dent Garner. National Chairman looking man, with blue eyes and F arley and Secretary of State Hull, New York's Sing Sing prison has dred years in first class m ail car yellow hair. But his appearance any of whom might be a conserva executions every week during Jan riage . . . ” The U. S. would be uary. Total for the month already divided into nine railroad regions Is deceptive. On the Richard tive 1940 presidential candidate Oglesby Marsh expedition, to With two cabinet vacancies to fill. scheduled: 10. with five types of passenger service. the Chucunaqur river country in President Roosevelt had a chance to • U. S. correspondents returning From New York to San Francisco southern Panama, in 1924, in widen this breach by naming left from eighth Pan-American confer by coach would cost $5. Sample which Dr. J. I,. Baer of the ence at Lima. Peru, have reported fares by class from Manhattan to wingers. Smithsonian institution lost his What forecasters overlooked was censorship, intimidation and spying Chicago: coach, $1; parlor car, $3; life. Doctor Breder came the always-present possibility of con unlike that ever before seen at a local sleeper, $5; express reserved, through swimmingly, with no cession. both by G am er. Farley, Pan-American assembly. S10; de luxe limited, $15. Not en chagres fever or berl-beri and H u ll et al, and the White House. • Arm y participation in the U. S. tirely unsympathetic with the Hast a brand new lish. Its name, Result: President Roosevelt has navy’ s three-month Atlantic fleet ings plan. Senator Wheeler sur- ! Rivulus Chu< unaque Breder, ia named H arry Hopkins to the com maneuvers has been cancelled be prised debunkers of postalization by m erce secretaryship and form er cause of friction, army officials asking the interstate commerce I tn 8-pt. body type, five-slxteentha of an inch longer than the fish. Gov. Frank Murphy of Michigan to claiming the exercise offers little commission for an opinion on its i • Consolidated N e w t Features. feasability. the attorney generalship, at the value for its officers and men. W NU Servlcs. W ang Cliing-iceTs Declaration Forces ('liina to Air Troubles ____________ By Joseph IV. l.a Him»— Easy dor.s II as crânes lowrr Info place a 42-lou watrr ai n o s New river, l*z miles wrnl of Calrxieo. the canal for the Irrigation of thr fertile Impérial and alphon—one of the principal engineering frata of the arcllon of lhe alphon whlch carrlra AU American canal t'allf. The bureau of réclamation, whlch la conalructing t uai hrlla valley» of aouthrrn California, la building Ihl* H0 mile rouir. Stare 'Km Down, Savs Veteran Umpire Ml DHaNK MAN - jjs U k F rS r Té Qulnter Ba»horr, Covina, Calif., Inventor, Installed 12R thrraprutlo Thla extremely Important never-darken-my-door-again pose la snmr- thing that every umpire must master, so that he can loss p la jrrs out of lamps to protect hla lemon grova the game. Brons Howard (right) la Irarning how from I ’m plrr Bill during recent frosty nights. The lamps, used by physicians, pro- McGowan, ace of thr Am rrlran league staff, who eonduets a rrgular | vented hla fruit from freezing. school for would-be umpires. Aviation Industry Spurred by College Training T The announcement by President Roosevelt recently of the completion of plans for thr (raining ol 20,000 collrge students annually as civilian pilots, with a consequent Increase In thr nation*! air force, has proved exciting to alrrraft manufacturers. Above Is a view insldr thr North Am rrlran Aviation, Inc., plant near Inglewood. Calif. The basic combat and 0-17 observation assembly lines are seen, with 0-47 wings visi ble in the foreground. SKATING QUEEN Kit Klein, champion figure skater, tries a loosrnlng-up exercise on this plane In Miami, Fla., where she la appearing in an lee show. This miss Is one of the nation's best known skaters, though her costume would not indicate Ice skating weather. Scientist Explains Functions of Brain The alze of this brain Is not supposed to Indicate how some people feel the morning after. It's m errly an ovrrsized brain model bring ex plained to two Boy Krouts by Josrph Bracco of the New York Museum of Scientific Industrv. > I
