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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1936)
T II K H O N X K V I I. I. K I» A M ( ’ H H O X I C I. K TW O Review of the History - Making Events By E D W A R D W. PICKARD C W««t«ra Nsvrspwpsr Union. Flandin Calls on Germany for a Showdown ER&E- ETU XNB FLANDIN. P French foreign minister, s lin k dlnarily complete, and the Nazis celebrated It with wild rejoicings In Berlin and other cities. It was the culmination of a three years' campaign In which the leaders sought to persuade the population of the relch that only Hitler could . save the country from great dancer, to ivriin correspondents, tj,ere was a difference of opinion t^ere as t0 the influence the triumph would have on the fuehrer. Some said It would stiffen his back and In duce him to ride roughshod over the powers which objected to his scrapping o f the I.ocarno pact. Oth ers said the election would make him feel so strong he would be will ing to make a concession to his neighbors in an effort to help estab nsh new ort]er In Europe” to whIch he referred so frequently In his election speeches. The new relchstag will be th< largest in history, having about 740 members. Most of them will he o f ficials of the Nazi party. For the first time In the history of aviation a polling booth was established In the air. It was aboard the new dirigible Von Ilindenbnrg. whose 104 passengers and crew voted solidly for Hitler. The Hin- denburg and the Graf Zepi*elln cruised over the Saar and the Rhineland all day long. to stockholders, was changed to pro vide levies on total Income of cor porations varied according to per centages of profits put Into reserves The subcommittee agreed that the corporation tax rates should he #■* drafted as to permit corporations, particularly small ones, to build up reserves for lean years without be lug com piled to pay comparative ly high faxes for the privilege of doing so. The subcommittee figured on col leettng tome t s s • ■ “'?«■> from taxes ago attacked the action o f Seer«»- tury rerklna In holding up the de- port a (Ions and denounced the pend Ing bill ns a **aham und a mockery'* and a subterfuge to shield all kinds of radicals, criminals, ami do|*end* enfs unlawfully In this country Secretary I'erklna refused to pro duce Information respecting the 2.« Ms» “ hardship" case* until Rcvnold* Irtroduced a senate resolution, whereupon she |*ertnltf«*d him to ex amine the r rftr d t World the event o f iinfuri .. tlvlty by powers not " total * hMory the treaty. Purchases of Stocks Opposed by Witni <.-» O K V K H ALw twfore a Sonate ‘•“ «■tnlti* declared that the Roi.p ■n p<la<| anti chain store bill, wt h !>*• m ministration harking, mole rather than curt. Increase the cost und standard o f living, an.) r r‘‘»w ploy ment In whole i,„¡ 'Tie, The hearing was on ’*•* Horn Van Xuya hill, a modi •n of Robinson-Butman ri>en*i "- hat withe**«** particularly i " ti* latter, which already h ' i*” » » ported favorably it . -•il** )«& clary committee reportai " " Citar bach bill, still‘ another tn 11 Acabas of the Robinson I'att- m ■' r*S*tl and a bitter fight over t >e proposai legislation I* expected The Robinson l'atiiiüt », | prohibit manufacturer* t: ta mat Ing price discrimina*: . |B f, vor of large quantity p ■ through advertising service charges broker etc Tbs Borah Nuy* prohibit such allowance* they wer* refused to p. - goods o f -HI?*, grade q quantity.” ing at Vezelay, demanded In the name of his government that Adolf Hitler lay his cards on the table, and in- tlmated that unles» Germany pives con- crete p r o o f« r no ag Electric Home and Farm gressive intentions own .I « - « In American c r , . . r Authority Is R e n e w e d atlnns and .impmu ir<>:n teni|>** 7 In central or west f i n i only one change, th# n., rary continuation of the capital ern Europe, France •use pasju-d the senate bill to stock and excess profit taxes. will decline to ne continue the Electric Home and gotiate further with Farm authority as a federal agency the relch and will Government in Business until February 1. 1087. or any prepare for war. eurller date decreed by the Prrsl Decried by Committee Flandin m a d e It The authority was created A (.'CORDING to the committee on dent. c.ear that France * * government competition with to help finance sales of electrical will stand firmly with her allies. private enterprises, whose re|»ort appliance*. the little entente and Russia. Said has been made to the president. I “ he: that practice is wholly destructive Half Million Farmers M ay The Fuehrer says Germany does “except In situations where the pub- Get £)oubjc Benefits not want to take anything from lie welfare can onlv thus be served.“ anybody, but he already had said EXFORD G T IO W K L U bead “ The government'» function." the R that after the Saar plebiscite. He o f the rural reset!lenient sd report said. “ Is to protect economic then also reaffirmed the Locarno ministration, announced that a spe activities of Its citizens and not to treaty, which since has been repu cial committee Is considering a plan supplant them." diated. In the name of the Integral The committee unanimously agreed under which more sovereignty of the German people, than half a million that only under the following con does the Fuehrer intend, when he growers of farm ditions Is the government Justified thinks the moment favorable, to In entering Into com(*etit!on with products would re bring up the Danzig question? celve double bene private enterprise: “ When he proposes a nonaggres fits from fhe ?«-Jer L When required to assure ade sion pact with Lithuania does he al government It accept definitely the status of Mem quate preparation for. and creation Third Party Is Favor? 1 el or Is he Just stalling for time to Japan Expects Trouble of, the facilities for national de provides that the b v Farmer- L a b oritc* rural families now fense. prepare new deeds of force In vio With Soviet Russia CH>IUUTIOII f r.adnat! lation of treaties? 2. For the conservation of natural getting loans from HOCGH Koki Hirota. the new • party was suggest« , resol» Tugw ell’» admlnls “ If Germany Intends to assert her Japanese premier, said a few resources. tlon adopted by the I . - Uhw (ration to put them right to possess and exploit colonies days ago that while he was in office 3. When private enterprise fall» party convention at S» P Mias, what colonies Is she going to claim? there would be no war. It Is evident to conduct needed scientific research on their feet and R G Tugwell and the deb-gat«** noUi'y ‘,-ngg keep them off the “ Is It not significant that at the his g o v e r n ment and exploratory activities to ad relief rolls may also receive full the hint that Gov | t ft Ole** moment Hitler- launches his peace really Is looking vance Industrial development, or In subsidy payments In connection «»f Minnesota might t«- ■« i- • <to appeal. Nazi propaganda Is redoub for serious trouble the Interest of public health and with the Mill conservation program tlai candidate in llMO j .* r w Mr ling In Austria. Danish Schleswig with Russia. This safety. Polish Silesia, among the German 4. When private enterprise falls now being put Into operation There Olson 1* after a »cat n ? *.-rat* feeling is expressed l»y i are now tiO.Utsi recipients o f th*- The resolution Was minority In Czechoslovakia, and by E 1JI A m a u, to render a service necessary for Tugwell loans and the number Is vote o f to ; ni ’ «et even In German Switzerland? spokesman for the the general welfare. eral h-aOcrs plead«-1 that m att exjiected to Increase to by “ Yes or no, does Hitler renounce Tokyo foreign of he put off f«»r four v«-ar- July 1. annexation and even full absorption fice, who said: “ Ja Fourteen Are Killed by Governor Olson said prii '••‘.f tkU The soli conservation subsidies o f the populations of these territo pan must prepare Mexican Plane Crash In hi* opinion th«* * meM are to be paid to farmer* who tran* ries Into the relch, or does he pro for Soviet aggres do no harm since It d<»-« r i ci.mnlf claim that these are internal af rpOCRTEEN persons perished In fer land from commercial crop pro sion.“ ductioo to *oll conserving growth*, the lll«cral* to putt ng « n:»tl <a>! fairs of the German people In which Recent activities r Mexico's worst aviation disaster he does not Intend to let other na or who resort to other "economic * ticket In fhe field this >• ir Vephtf A big trlmotored plane carrying ten Indicate the Reds d«»e* It authorize forrea; f sort tions meddle? are availing themselves of the crit European tourists and fonr com farm practices. Officials said that “ If the latter case be the truth, a ticket unie** a *•-«'«'-al < »«-ntlo* ical situation which developed after pany employees crashed on the the rehabilitation clients already then we understand why Germany Convene* an«l rntlfi*-« n; Mon i the recent military revolt In Tokyo ridge between the volcanoes pop»- are under obligation to treat their Is rearming at a record pace.' projsMM-d -exploratory «••; S reoetT roll wisely. Before a family can ob catapetl and Ixtacclhuatl and ther»- and are increasing the strength of their troops along the Mancbukuan were no survivors to explain why It tain a rehabilitation loan It must may lake fell. Among the tourists wen agree to follow a farm management Italian Bombers Wreck border.” Prince Adolf of Schaumburg I.lpp« plan drafted by the government. Amau said the “ recent Soviet pol Britiah Admiral K ilicd Second Ethiopian City and his wife. Princess Kllsbeih. This plan stipulates that the bor icy has been to fire on any persons USSOLINI'S air bombers were rower must conserve his land's fer in Irish Frcc State busy again In Ethiopia, vir near the border.” He said he re e n r y b o y i . e m o m e r v iij x tility and grow food and feed crops tually ruining Harar, second city of gards this as rather strange beha Alien Deportation Bill aged and r«*tlr«*d vice .•»*Irnirsl for home consumption. It also In that country, with a downpour of vior on the part of a “ friendly Reported to Senate of tbc British navy w i* i ;rderH dude* a financial budget. explosives. Most of the populace neighbor.” He said Premier Ilirota r \ ESPITE vigorous opposition Tugwell Indicated that exnmlna by gunmen at bl* resident - at «'** had fled when scouting planes gave had protested the alleged action to which will reappear on the floor tlon may show that lift* farm man j tletowoscnd. County ( '<»r v Iris» a warning of what was to come, so K. K. Yurenev, Russian ambassador of the senate, the senate committee Thrown 11»r< *h tle ngement plan Is so closely in ac Fr«^j State. to Japan. the casualties were few. An official on immigration and naturalization cord with the AAA's soil conserva j d«*«#r o f the h«ui“«* was a carj t»e*r Almost every day there are re telephone message from Harar to reported favorably tion alms that the rehabilitation Ing tbese w««r«ls: ports of clashes on the Mongolian Addis Ababa said fifteen incendiary Ir1*l the Kerr-(.’ xdldge clients may already he qualified to | “ Tbls Brllitih sgent sent bombs struck the Egyptian Red border, each side blaming the other t»oys Into the Itrltlsb arriiv In tb» a l i e n deportation receive the AAA subsidies Cross hospital and others hit the as aggressors. The Outer Mongolian Inst few mtintbs 11•• will *• nd n» hill, which Secre ■**' ! government, reinforced by conclu- Ethiopian Red Cross hospital. tary Perkins has in ore.” Facts About New Three A French mission, the French con sion of its mutual assistance pact been trying to get The ndmlrul lin«l rcce)v»d sulate, the Ethiopian radio station with Soviet Russia, dispatched a through congress for Power Navy Pact ous Ihreats beenuse *»f bis rccrult and prison all were reported o f note to the Japanese-sponsored state three years. It will fN CONNECTION with the sign- Ing actlvlfles V: of Manchukuo, declaring it» readi ficially to have been ruined. give her and two * ing of the new naval treaty by The attack on Harar, coupled ness to resist any Invasion. ,m 1 other members of the United Stat«*s. Great Britain and with a heavy bombardment of Jl- an Interdepartment France, It was disclosed In Ixindon One Fight in A. F. of L. jiga, fifty miles east o f Harar and New Processing Taxes al board discretion that the two first named powers Ended by Compromise i ' * a center o f Ethiopia’s southern de ary power to barhor have reaffirmed the 50 50 ratio for NE of fhe big fight* wllW> Secretary fenses, raised native fears In Addis Out of Revenue Bill radical and even their fh*eta and again promised not the American Federation sf Ababa that the capital Itself might /"VN E of the major features of the Perkins criminal a l i e ns , to compete against each other In Ijibor hns been *ettl«*d peac«*fullf be the next target of the Italian ^ new tax program suggested bv otherwise deportable, In this conn naval bulbllng. J he new three pow- | If was f*»r control of the hulldlM aerial bombs. 'resident Roosevelt 1» omitted from try. The same bill recently was re er pact limits the size of battle traduit department. In the l»**r* the measure prepared by a house ported favorably by the house Com ships to 35,000 torts, retains lO.fksr building projects have h**en held subcommittee and on which open ml t tee. • Germany Almost Solidly tons as the maximum for cruisers Up hy strikes growing <*ut *»f -,r*u hearings were begun by the ways Pending action by congress on the and provides no cruisers of that 1 ni««n t h over which of two unl"n* Supports Hitler and means committee. For polit- should do u certain pence of w«»fk /'"GERMANY’S men and women to cal reasons It was decided that the measure. Secretary Perkins has been size shull be built for six years in the expiring Washington treaty The pence pnti provide# f**f *1' the number of 44,389,140 de plan for new processing taxes on holding up the deportation of some clared by their votes In the reich- farm and competing products should 2,800 aliens mandatorlly deport able there was an article regarding for point merit o f an Impartial refer*# under existing law. contending that stag elections that they supported be abandoned. Mr. Roosevelt's they are "hardship cuses.” Some are tification of naval bases. This is to st'ttle such arguments the policies of Hitler. Only 542,898 suggestion for a “ windfall” tax to not renewed In the new pact, and The pact also called for J- ^ had the nerve to vote against the recapture part of the refunded or radicals, some have criminal rec Japan requested Information hs to WUIIam* of the carpenters t" relchsfuehrer, and a still smaller unpaid AAA processing levies was ords, and others entered the coun fhe future Intentions of the powers. the reorganized department, try Illegally. By “ hardship cases” Consequently the United Sfat***. M. J. McDonough of the plnsbT«* fraction refused to go to the polls. accepted by the subcommittee. Secretary Perkins means that they Among the latter were the former Kadi M* A third suggestion of the Presl would he separated from family tie» Great Britain and Japan were « » r- ns socretary-treasurer. Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria dent, for graduated taxes on the rylng on diplomatic conversations b«H»n the lender o f one of th?* or put to gome other Inconvenience. on that topic. and his wife. ring factions m n«l each hs* portions of Income which corpora Senator Robert R. Reynolds of Hitler's victory was thus extraor- tions do not distribute in dividends The new treaty gives the signa himself us the lawful depnrttu** North Carolina, Democrat, not long tories certain liberty of action in president. W” T M H O
