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Review of the History-Making Events of the W0]
for them among the reviewing offi sued a warning against encroach
cials.
Rumania has Increased Its ment of the federal government on
military budget to f38.0OG.000 ami Mood control projects which are
c Western Newepaper Union.
created n special fund of f'JO.OUJ.lH) the primary responsibility of the
matlon harmful to the successful for the development of aviation. •tatet.
Italy Is Ruthless and
The committee also objected to
completion of criminal Investiga Hungary Is clamoring for revision
the League Helpless
policy of extending
tions. The editors also Inaugurated of the Trianon treaty and recovery the New I
c c u p a t io n
of Addis Ababa a formal study to determine if it 1* of the territory It lost to the little large sums for dams to develop
and all of Ethiopia was the possible for the press and bar Joint entente.
hydroelectric power anil declared
price demanded by Italy for an arm ly to reach some working formula
The forty seventh birthday of that the administration should fo l
istice In East Africa when the coun to prevent sensational murder cases Relchsftiehrer Adolf Hitler provid low a well-balanced program hitting
cil of the League
from becoming public scandals.
ed an opportunity for a big display as Its foremost purpose the control
of
Nations
met
of Germany's military power.
As of flood*.
again in Geneva.
the
dictator
st«w»d
on
a
balcony
over-
British Budget Highest
Baron Pompeo Alo-
looking the Wllhelmstrasse In Ber P W A Power Loan Suit Goes
Since That of 1931
isl presented the
lin nearly 15,000 soldiers of all
to the Supreme Court
ultimatum on be
TEV II.LE C H AM BER LAIN , chan arms.
with
motorized
vehicles,
SKING that the Supreme court
1 cellor of the exi-li- ; ier, ?• ’■>- passed before him. shouting renew
half of
Dictator
re\!ew the lo s e r court d«-«D!*»n
mitted to the British cabinet and al of their pledges of faith in Hit
Mussolini.
Wolde
Mariam, represent
later to parliament the annual ler. In many other cities of the In the celebrated Buzzard R« n »*1
ra*«\ the Duke power company anil
ing Ethiopia, coun
budget, which is for almost four bil reich there were like d* monstra
the Southern Public t'llllllee tom
tered with a request
lion dollars, the highest since 1331. tlons.
pany carried up to the highest tri
that the league in
The huge rearmament program and
bunal the question o f whether the
voke all penalties
other unusual expenses made It cer
Baron Atoisi
Public Works administration may
against Italy un
tain there will be no relief from Judge Ritter Is Found
der article 16 of the covenant, these present taxation burdens.
finance publicly owned and operated
Guilty by Senate
including military sanctions as well
plant* to eomj*ete
No estimate lias yel been pre
e d e r a l j u d g e h a l s t k d i ~ hydro ele« trie
as the economic penalties which the sented to parliament of the amount
with
private
enterprise.
Uni«*** ex-
RITTER of Florida was found
league has been trying to enforce. to be spent in 1336 on strengthen guilty on Impeachment charge* by traordinary measures *re taken to
The British and French delegates ing the fighting forces. AH that is the senate and removed from office. speed the rnsos, arguments cannot
explained the stand of their respec known is that the air force's part of
being the fourth he heard until the term he-tnnlng
tive governments in the embroglio. the program will cost about $50.060..
federal Jurist to be next October. The govern Bent ha*
The league was helpless, and hav 000 this year. Requirements of the
ousted !n this man 30 days In which to reply to the f«ell
ing received the discouraging report army and navy may bring the ag
ner. On each of tlon for review.
o f the conciliation committee, was gregate for 1936 up to $110,0i>0,000.
Thl* case, which deeply concern*
the first six articles
compelled to confess It could not
the
New l*ei| program, a n -w when
of Impeachment a
find means to attain peace. France
the
l*W.\ allocated $” K52<**| for
j A
majority of ten*
President’ s Secretary and
will not consent to the imposition
tors voted for his construction by Greenwood county.
o f military sanctions, and Great Adviser Taken by Death
acquittal; but on South Carolina, of the Itnxzard
Britain naturally will not under
OUIS M cHENRY HOW E, secre
the seventh arti Roost plant on the Kaluda river.
take to enforce them by herself. It
tary to President Roosevelt and
cle. which was a
appeared the poor Ethiopians were for many years his close friend and
generalized
s u ru-
Respighi, footed Italian
to be abandoned to their fate, mean adviser, died in the Naval hospital
tnary of the charges
H. L. R itte r
ing the extinction of their empire at Washington after an illness of
against him, he was Composer. Is Dead
and their exploitation by Italy.
more than a year. Mr. Howe was convicted by a vote of 56 to 2S.
/^v I D »HIM i REftPIOHI m
The council adopted a resolution known in the capital as “the Presi- j An order declaring Ritter should 1
the tno*t famous of modern
regretting its inability to end the dent maker,” for It was largely due ' be “former disqualified from hold ! Italian composers, died In Rome at
war, reminding league members to his efTorts that Mr. Roosevelt ing any office of honor, trust or the age of fifty sit of heart disease
that they should continue the sanc reached the White House. For twen
profit under the United States" was following blood poisoning. Ill* pa**
tions and asking Italy to be gener ty-five years, from the day when defeated, TC to 0.
Ing I* cause for deep mourning
ous in bringing the conflict to a close. Mr. Roosevelt and he first met in
The senate's verdict in the twelfth among music lovers everywhere.
Anthony Eden in his address to Albany, he had devoted himself to impeachment case brought before it
the council warned France that she forwarding his friend's political as a high court of impeachment
might expect from Great Britain fortunes. During the Chicago con since foundation of the American Results of the Illinois
no further support against aggres vention and the ensuing campaign republic amounted to a decision that Primary Election
sion by Germany than France had his planning and his advice were Judge Ritter had violated The Con IL L IN O IS * primary held the cen-
given against Italy.
credited largely with the results at stitutional requirements of good be * ter «-f ;
intereat. f<»r It
From the north, south and west tained.
not
only
provided
lively
»'a te bat
havior in office. It carried no pun
the Italian armies were advancing
ishment other than automatic re ties hut a!*o was of considerable
on Addis Ababa, and the panic Turkey Remilitarizes
moment nationally.
moval from the bench.
Stricken civilian inhabitants of the Dardanelles Zone
Col. Frank Knox,
capital were fleeing from the city.
publisher
of
the
NOTHER post-war treaty has Georgia Presidential
Foreigners sought shelter in the
Chicago
Dally
gone flooey. President Kemal
Primary
Is
Ordered
bomb-proofed British legation. The
New*
and
Senator
Ataturk of Turkey and his cabinet i
mayor Issued all the arms available
of ' Idaho,
decided that the Dardanelles must 1 r \ K F H A T IN G the opposition by Borah
and the government called on all
who
was
horn In
President Roosevelt’s support
be
remilitarized, r
able bodied men to make a last despite theLusanne
ers, the state Democratic execu Illinois, were the
stand for liberty, saying “ It is bet pact, and Turkish
tive committee of Georgia ordered conlehtunts for the
ter to die than to be enslaved.”
Presi
a
Presidential preferential primary Republican
troops were prompt
dential
preferential
on
June
3
and
fixed
the
entrance
ly moved Into the
vote, und the for
fee for each candidate at f 10,000.
zone
along the 75
Terrible Famine in Once
“The New Deal has plenty of mer came out with
mile long s t r a i t
Frank Kno*
Fertile China Province
money to [»ay for a primary irt Geor 31 delegate* against
that connects the
IS PA TC IIE S
from
Chengtu, Sea of Marmora
gia. and I am in favor of letting 26 for Borah. The senator’* friends
China, tell a terrible story of and
them do It.” said Will Mann, close were elated, because, without or
the Aegean
the famine and drouth in Szechuen sea. It is believed
personal and political friend of Gov. ganization, lie carried a large part
province, once one of the most fer Kemal will soon
Eugene Talmadge, administration of the state outside of Chicago. This
tile regions in the country. It is rebuild the fortifi
foe.
preferential vote is purely advis
said to be the worst famine in the cations In the zone
President
The governor was asked directly ory and neither man ha* a slate of
history of China, the deaths num which the allies
Kemal
whether he would oppose Presi delegates to the national conven-
bering many thousands and fully failed to capture during the World
ton.
The result makes It certain
dent Roosevelt in the primary.
30,000,000 persons being in distress. war.
“ I don’t know," he answered. “I that Knox will make a res[M.*ctable
Suicides and “ mercy slayings” are
The Turkish dictator didn’t sur am pretty busy with state affairs showing on the first mil call.
It
everyday incidents. The peasants prise anyone by his action, for he
right now, it depends on how things also adds to Borah’s prestige and
are reduced to eating dogs, cats, asked permission of the League of
shape up in the state.”
aids him in the coming Ohio pri
rats and clay.
mary.
Nations, some time ago to rearm
Officials said the situation pri the Dardanelles. No formal reply
Gov. Henry Horner, seeking re
marily was a result of Communist had been made, but the British gov Flood Control Approved
nomination, was victorious in the
Incursions during the last two years ernment rather favored giving con by the President
hitter fight with the regular Demo
In which the reds overran and pil sent, and the Soviet union openly f N HIS press conference President
crntlc organization and the Kelly
laged the land.
approves Turkey’s move. Italy was 1 Roosevelt said government de Nash machine In Chicago, which had
displeased, and there was consider partments are concentrating on flood thrown him overboard and support-
able excitement in the Balkan control problems and that If con- ed Bundesen for governor. The
Editors Condemn Seizure
states, especially Bulgaria which gross would pass a hill appropriai- Democrat* almost unanimously vot
of Private Telegrams
borders on European Turkey. The Ing a billion dollars for that purpose ed for the renomlnatlnn of Senator
e s o l u t i o n s condemning the
Bulgarians renewed their demand he would sign it, provided the meas James Hamilton Lewi*, and the Re
blanket seizure of private com for a corridor giving them a direct ure put men to work immediately.
publicans named former Senator
munications were adopted by the route to the Aegean sea.
Mr. Roosevelt said the Passama- Otis Glenn to oppose him In Novem
American Society of Newspaper Ed
Probably Hemal's action will not qnoddy project in Maine and Flor her.
itors in convention at Washington. be severely condemned by anyone, ida ship canal were eliminated be
Republican leaders In Washing
“ We are of the conviction,” said for most of the European nations cause of the recent refusal of con
ton were encouraged to believe the
the resolution, “ that If such practice are preparing for war with feverish gress to make appropriations for
Internecine warfare in the Demo
is not checked the threat to liberty haste. Austria’s army, small hut continuance of the work. He said
o f Individual action and particular well equipped, held a Rprlng parade he did not contemplate doling out cratic ranks would help the Re
publican* carry the slate.
The
ly to the freedom of the press Is im in Vienna, and Immediately the na relief funds for the projects and
Democratic sages, on the other
mediate and menacing.”
tions of the little entente displayed that there would be no funds for
hand, liked the showing of strength
The society urged its members to their anger at this show of military the projects unless congress re
made by Borah, feeling his liberal
co-operate with all law enforce force and their military attaches in versed Its refusal.
following might switch to Roose
ment agencies by guarding against the Austrian capital were ordered
On the same day the United velt In November If the O. O. P.
the premature publication of Infor- not to occupy the places reserved States Chamber of Commerce is puts up a conservative candidate.
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British pr-^'*" , (
could not give a
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against German ~“/. '« uilil
Britain's effective ••I" *
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