The Bonneville Dam chronicle., May 22, 1936, Page TWO, Image 2

T I« K H O \ N K Y I I, I. K I» A M O H II O N I V I. B
TWO
Fil III A Y. MAY ,
* Il
Review o f the History-Making Events o f the World!
By E D W A R D
W.
PICKARD
c W tfttrn N f w i p t r i r Union.
tlons, will be practically the dictator
o f France when Premier Sarrout
and his cabinet resign on June 2
r i u m p h a n t l y and defiantly. and the new government takes o f­
Benito Mussolini formally pro­ fice. Bium laid down this four-point
claimed the annexation o f conquered foreign policy program which he
Ethiopia by Italy and the restora­ said the nation would follow at least
tion o f the Roman until the next election in 1010:
empire. As did Dis­
1. Adherence to the Longue of
raeli in the case of Nations.
India, he made his
2. Consolidation
of
European
monarch
emperor peace.
o f the A f r i c a n
3. Promotion o f mutual assistance
realm, and Marshal pacts.
Badoglio was
ap­
4. Progressive disarmament.
pointed viceroy.
Speaking to the national Socialist
The duce did not council Blum snld: "W e must con­
know and apparent­ solidate the country against Fas­
ly care what the cist attacks. We must put the re­
League o f Nations publican spirit in all high admin­
Benito
would think about
istrations. and we will deprive the
Mussolini
tills swallowing of
Fascists o f all secret means of
one o f its members by another mem­ propaganda.”
ber. The league council met In
Geneva to deal with the question
Ickes-Hopkins Feud
and seemingly Intended merely to
condemn Italy’s action
and then Moves to Senate
ECRETARY ICKES* supporters
adjourn until June, when France’s
were easily defeated by the liar
new leftist government will be
in power.
First,
however.
It ry Hopkins forces In the bouse tight
decided, over the protest o f Baron be to whether the Public Works ad-
Pompeo Alolsl o f Italy, to keep the I ministration should share In the
question on the agenda; and be- handling of next year’s relief funds,
cause W olde Mariam, representative But 1t was understood the feud
o f Ethiopia, was permitted to take would be revived in the senate un-
his seat at a closed sitting o f the der the leadership o f Senator Hay-
council, Alois! stalked out o f the den o f Arizona. Democrat and a
room. This was his statement to member of the appropriations com-
the delegates:
mlttee.
“ I have the honor to declare that
The house majority voted accord-
the Italian delegation cannot ad- I ing to the wishes o f the admlnls-
mit o f the presence at the council tratlon on the relief bill, which Is
table o f the so-called Ethiopian | a $2.3(54.229.712 measure carrying
$1,425,000.000 to finance the Works
delegate.
“ There exists. Indeed, no sem­ Progress administration after July 1.
In addition to the relief appro­
blance o f organization o f the Ethi­
priation, the bill carries $458.631.800
opian state
“ The only sovereignty existing In for the social security program. $39.-
Ethlopia is that of Italy.
900,000 for the Tennessee Valley
•»All discussion on the subject o f Authority, $400.000 for continuing
the Italo-Ethiopian difference would, the communications commission's
consequently, have no o b je c t
telephone Inquiry, and various new
•Therefore I find myself obliged and deficiency amounts for other
to refrain from participating In the I agencies,
discussion.”
The raosl Important amendment
Mariam told the council the great- permitted to be added to the bill
er part o f the country west o f Addis I by the house leaders was one sub-
Ababa remains free and independ- mltted by Representative William F.
ent and continues to defend Itself, Connery providing that the prevail­
e d the council still considers that ing wage In communities be paid
Emperor Halle Selassie’s govern- to WPA workers. The Hopkins or-
ment is in existence. For the pres- ganization will pay out approxl-
ent, apparently, there will be no mately the same sum per man per
move to lift the sanctions against year, It was explained, but will
Italy
work the men only one, two, or three
Prime Minister Baldwin o f Great days a week where they formerly
Britain refused to tell questioners worked four, five and six days each
In parliament what attitude his gov- week,
eminent would take now In the mat-
Ickes signified his acceptance of
ter o f recognizing Italian sovereign- defeat in the battle for funds by
ty over Ethiopia.
ordering an immediate cut of 25
per cent in PWA personnel in Wash-
Four Navy Radio Men
!
aDd throughout the country.
This affects 2.000 persons.
Italy Annexes Ethiopia,
Defying the League
T
poratlon Income tax and repeal only medal for her long record of nura
the capital stock nnd excess profits ing service.
taxes, instead o f repealing nil cor­
Dr. Thomas Parrsn, Jr., the new
poration taxes ns proposed in the surgeon general of the United
house hill. In addition it would su­ States public health service, was
perimpose a graduated tnx on un­ present nnd made a *|**ech. and
distributed earnings, exempting the tnlka were delivered by Robert E
first 20 per cent on the amount re­ Rondy. director of national dlsns
tained. The house bill reaches a ter relief, and others who directed
maximum o f 4 2 ^ per cent of the activities in the flood and storm
total income If none is distributed.
a reus.
Senator Byrd of Virginia, another
Canada and Salvador were among
o f the IVroocrats opposed to the the first foreign Red Cr«uw groups
house bill, showed, in a letter to to send flnnndal aid to the United
Secretary Morgenthau. that 11 of States disasters this year, said Er­
the largest corporations in the coun­ nest J. Swift, vice chairman in
try would pay no taxes under the charge of Insular and foreign op
Roosevelt bill.
era tlons of the Red Cross.
From
Hankow, China, came $2.5*1) in con­
Landon Ticket Loses in
tribution also. Mr. Swift said in
Illustration
of “ the w a v e of sympa
California Primary
thy
pulsing
through Red Cross
AL1FI > i; m a s Presidential R«v
groups
throughout
the w orld”
publican preferential primary,
C
estimated percentage ,,f if
Michigan. 3.7; M l ..r„|D
Dakota. 2 6 ; Rhode Id and
bruska, I 9; K.uis,, | s . L
■m
Pi. i l l ; Montana, i - * • , ' >
3.0; Arizona. II I. and Calif«*?;
Among the m ; h . , wfl|rh ^
the moat during the
South Carolina. |.V7 i» r
r '
gla. 18; Florida. 09 and t ^
see, H .
11
Leader of Wafd in Egypt
Forms New Cabinet
\ ft.S T A P H A NAHA* |>JM
leader of rt„. \\ lf(, ^ x
allot party In L . j f . baa 1
premier and formed a n»t i
ment In which he hold« also th*
o f minister of the Interior, g
(«hall Paths it tut 'nrt-iju ML
and Gen. All P.i
i |'a»ht 4 ,
Uter of war and marine.
premier All Pasha Maker aa|
cabinet retigned followlsg •*
p«dntuient of a regency to
til young King ¡«rook rest**
age of eighteen.
eagerly awaited by the whole coun
try. resulted in the defeat of the Huge German Dirigible
I-andoQ slate of
Arrives and Departs
delegates that wa»
INDENBURG.
the
immense
put forward by Wil­
dirigible, carrying 107 persons,
liam It Hearst nnd
mail and freight, made the flight
Governor Merriam
from Frledrichshafen to Ijikehurst. Great Power Authority
with Landon’s tacit
N. J.. in 61 hours and 37 minutes
consent. The win
and
was welcomed by thousands of for the Northwest
ning d e l e g a t e s
HE national resources
Americans. Including R. Walton
hacked by Herbert
tee. which Is headed bj
Moore of the State department who
Hoover and nom
tary
of the inter .»r l<-kn. tui
brought the greetings of President
inally pledged to
Roosevelt. Three days later the sir- mltted for the approval of
Earl Warren though
j
ship
started back to her new base dent Itooseve't a plan for
uninstructed,
car­
Aif Landon
at Frankfurt on Main. The dirig­ atlon o f a Pacific North««
ried the state by a
agency that would « u M ts I
majority of about 90,000. Mr. War ible was In command of Capt. Krnat
Tennessee \ *
I'lthorttf
ren announced at once that he re­ Lehmann, but he received far less
would
produce
alm-st
as mart
attention
here
than
did
Dr,
Hugo
leased them from their pledge to
trie energy a« the entire
Eckener.
the
veteran
skipper
o
f
vote as they see fit In the conven­
Zepj>ellns. Eckener. in bad with the could utilize.
tion.
Two of the New Detl’i
This looked like a blow to Gov­ Nazis at home, was permitted to be
ventures, the Bonneville tad
ernor I-andon, and to a certain ex­ aboard the ship as an "adviser." lie
Coulee dams, would he
and
Captain
I-ehmann
went
to
tent it was; but his managers claim
I •- ultima*
at least 18 of the delegates will go Washington together, while the ship hy tlj.- PUPA
of
Bonneville
w
!I
»'• 7*1 m I'sl
over to the Kansan on an early bal­ was being groomed for the return
lot.
Moreover, many friends of flight, to m il on ¡‘ resident R«»n#*- lars and th.it of Grand <’o«lal
The add '1 r.aldtSI
I*andon deprecated the fact that velt and other officials and return m.liions.
l*ower
plant
pr> •••tv f-r fomii
Hearst was supporting him, bellev- their greetings.
the
committee
would entsll
Ing it would do him more harm than
Itures o f approximately S3
good; and they were glad to see him | S cn a to r p ark Trammell
lions, making a total of 961
freed in part from what they con­
lions.
of
Florida
Is
Dead
sidered an incubus.
Democrats voted almost solidly D ARK TRAMMELL, veteran Unit ,
ed States senator from Florida H u ll N egotiation s Trade
for Mr. Roosevelt Upton (•’ Epic")
and
s staunch supporter of all New
Sinclair's ticket received something
Deal
measures, died In Washington A g r e e m e n t W ith France
over 100.0*JO votes, and that of John
ECRETARY **K STATE ttM
S. McGroarty, Townsend plan sup of a cerebral hpmorrhnge which fol­
ha* successfully rn-gotlsWiM
lowed an attack of Influenza, j
potter, about half as many.
other
reciprocal i r i•!»* «¿retarti
In South Dakota a slate of onto- Though 111, he tried to remain on
Is with Fra».' •
«»*
structed delegates favoring lin d en the senate floor long enough to vote
the Stats depart­
for
a
proposal
to
Include
$12.0*10.090
won over a ticket pledged to Sena
ment by Mr Hull
tor Borab, though the margin was In the Mar department appropria­
and
Andre de I ji
tion bill for continuation of the
slender.
boulaye.
the French
Florida ship canal. 'I his effort prob
ambassador It will
ably cost him his life.
Manuel Azana Is Made
becom
e effective on
Thirty five years ago Mr. Tram­
June
13. snd the
President of Spain
mell. Just out of college, was elect­
details
o f the pact
ANUKL AZANA was advanced ed mayor o f Lakeland. Fla. I-ater
from the premiership to the he served In both branches o f the were not Imtnedl
ntely made public
presidency of Spain hy almost unan­ Florida legislature, as state attor
imous vote of the 873 electors gatb- ney general, and as governor for It la believed the
ered in the Crystal j four years. Never defeated In an terma Include duty
^1
palace at Madrid. election, he was named United concessions by the
Rewarded for Bravery
^
He succeeds Nlceto States senator In November. 1916, United State*
‘ HE four navy radio men who
French
wines,
cigarette
Alcala Zamora who two months before the expiration
* F m a n n e d * t r a n s m it t in g T e t * I d I Denver Banker Arrested
was removed from of ills term os governor. At the time luxuries, such as I-ices «nd
the American legation at Addis fo r Mail Robberies
office on a charge of his death he was chairman o f the Ics. and by France on A n * * ™
Ababa, Ethiopia, keeping this g o v - 1 * SENSATION was caused In
porta *>f agricoltura!
" ¡T
of malfeasance nit­ senate naval affairs committee.
eminent informed o f the rioting In f \ Denver by the arrest of Oliver
products.
The
agreement
9m
er the Leftist vic­
the Ethiopian capital and helping p Arnold, assistant vice president
understood to cuitnlo
tory In the recent
fight off bandits, are to be advanced 0f ^ e Denver National bank, and
1 r*-nrh f ata* 00 V rncrlcao
elections.
Azana, Shifts in Population
in rating for outstanding conduct. ten other persons on charges of con
o f fruits, and possibly o d * 1
fifty six years old, Shown by Census
This decision was made by the 8pirlng to loot the United States
««ta.
j h
Is a lawyer, orator
bureau o f navigation at the urgent mail of $200,000 and to dispose of
LEVEN S ta tes have f e w e r resi­
An
announcement
and playwright and
recommendation o f Minister Cor- the lo o t Federal District Attorney
d e n ts now than In 1930, al­ department said:
Manuel
is regarded as the
nellus Van H. Engert, who In a Thomas Morrisy said a well-known
though many other states have made
Azana
••The iijrnMiK'fii
j
most astute politi­
message to the Navy department Denver politician and an under-
decided gains in the last five years. the first compre!.ensiv*
cian In Spain. To the notification
praised them “ for commendable world character with a criminal
These s h i f t s are shown In statistics merit for regulating
zeal and efficiency In the perform-1 record, including murder, had fled, committee he said. “ Spain may rest presented by the census bureau.
latlons with that country J *
assured that I will be loyal to the
ance o f duty under unusual and
From 1930 to 1935 the population years. It will provide
principles of democracy nnd that
difficult circumstances.”
I Senators Seek Compromise
o
f
tiie country gained from 122,775,- portunitles for the <*xp
the welfare of the nation w ill be my
W. E. Tanner, acting chief radio I C o rn o ra te T a x B ill
040
to an estimated 127,521.0*JO or trade In ppI
PmVn»*l
constant concern.”
man, will be made chief radio ™an ¿"v^ hO giT IO N In the senate finance
to each country, and « *
nearly 5,000.000.
effective August 15. W. L. Pitta,
committee to the corporate
b . j r ..,.
The District o f Columbia led all commercial Inter«* '» ^ -J
radio man first class, will he given
fltg U x ,n the administration’s A m e n c a n R ed Cross
einp these iipportunlnwTj1
states In percentage gain during
a course of Instruction after his uo3.ooo.000 revenue bill was so Meets in Chicago
the period. The district’s population fear o f the smlden nm
return to the United States to qoah- strong that both Democrats and Re- C O M K two thousand delegates
for 1935 was estimated at 594.000, s changes to which they
fy him for the same rat ing. C. F. pufo]jcans sought for some compro- ^ were present when the
annual gain of 107.131 since 1930, or 22 per In the absence of su
Cavanah and J. B ^A nslow .^radlo j mj
Treasury officials were heard convention of the American Red cent.
ment.
men second class, will be promoted In favor o f the measure as passed Cross was opened In Chicago by Ad-
••In addition to
New York, with 12.889,000 per­
to radio men first class.
J
by the house, but former treasury miral Cary T. Grayson, the national sons as compared to 12,588.060 In and quota |nere.i»*»s bf
officials and various business and chairman. Speaker* at early sc*- 1930 remained the nation’s largest duty concessions bJ .
Leon Blum’s Program
I industrial leaders speaking in op sions included Mayor Ed Kelly, state. Pennsylvania was second, States on carefully * '
^
for France Given
position were seemingly more per- and Ralph Christian, schoolboy of with 10,008,008 ns compared to 9,- products, the * * ¡ ^ 2 ,
* S
EON BLUM, leader o f the Na- suasive. Senator Tom Connally of Birmingham, Ala., representing the 031,350. Illinois was third with I d general for
vored-natlon treatment
tional Socialist and organizer Texas put forward a plm he Junior Red Cross. #lrs. Elizabeth H. 7.817.000 as compared to 7.630,000.
The eleven states which lost country of the corn®*** |
o f the “ popular front” o f leftlat* thought all might agree upon, Vaughan, a nurse of St. Louis, was
that won the recent French elec-1 It would retain the 15 per cent cor- awarded the Florence Nightingale through population shift*, and the other."
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