: : MBPS L. T7 -- 3 VBA GJflnaral JohMon is on tho war patti. Probably yon read in yottr pa par how^ha took tha Blna Baffle away from a raatanrant owner In Qaiy, Indiana, by taleffrqph. Today some other people ffot a doae of the aana thing1. Two oo no eras in Sew Boohelle, lew York, were depriwed of the Bine i^agle Insignia9 - one, a beauty shop, the other a fruit market. I/C'C. 1 * I' CONOHSSS Th» B»xt steal on of Congrsss, which begins In January, will be e short one. This la the prediction nade in Washington aftar a conference between Senator Robinson, the Arkansas Damo cratio bonder, and the President , concerning lagi elation A to be talen xzp In January. Denocratio leaders bellewe the A session will be oeer early in the spring. ** * The dieensalon of war debts between John Ball end Uncle San is still in Hie p rail Binary stage. Bat s joint statement Is expected soon. **** Presi dent Boo sere It today indicated that he^woald^take some a action concerning the mo Tie industry. fMB~oo de for the film A. world is now nnder consideration. An annonnoemeid was nade at the White House that the preside* suggested a Depaty A A /J Attain!strator of the HRA inwestigate the natter of hi#i salaries^ 0 ' especially tbs earnings of ohildren^also what mowie directors reoelwe. Oh yes, and the President solwed today that nystery concerning »*w iinnsiBenaiir .V .a MaaaHaatiwsvT* ~t(j 'll} the Tlilt^of the President of Pan an a, to We^iingtcst* One ■ubjeot dleonseed wee thet Peneaae wants e Radio Station, hnt has not been able to hawe one beeanse of Bllitaiy problems In the Canal Zone . They also want rate compet It ion on eertaln applies. ▲ solution is also tm t^jk oalled Corridor problem/ neoessary^for the so- beoanse the oanal splits the in twe.^A^cUuxf ootmlry of RSPSAL Antioifmt lag the 9 repeal of prohibition, go varment department■ aro already nltlngr a tndlea so as to eatabllah fact a on wMoh to work out a aystem of control and regulation. The Attorney General la looking* into legal questions; the State Bepertnait into Imports; the Internal Revenue Bureau into taxee; and the Treasury Department la investigating General /lnano ial Problem*. The President Intends t o oall thoae four Apartments together next week In order to have a nail-rounded plan, all raaty whan repeal oomes. Incidentally, Florida yesterday weal wet almost fomr to one. SWASTIKA. ®a* Stats Dopartmsirt in Watfiington aroioiimsa that It has 1st mot •& Dm la Sam’s Am'baaaador in Barlin, and llloNfiaa our Cananl Samosml to mdOB a fall and fonml prolast to IBs Oaraan Toraiga Off lea a Boat that assault tgr Kail storm troopers on a Commotlent mmu who failed to sa2nte the Bstl Swastika. Saoratarp Boll has raqaastad oar Berlin Aahassador to insist upon t hs lamadiata arrast ani panishmenS of all thsaa who LEAOUS OF NATIONS There has been telle In the Leegne of Nations of Investigating the treatment of minority raoes in certain countries. Of oomrae that aaas the Jews in SennaHowever, such a resolution must he unanimous before the League ean tala action, and investigation today was barred by Seamy's objection COTTON PICKERS STRIKE I They seem having a wild time in the California Cotton d e11, The trouble between the cotton ranchers and the cot * on pickers resulted in blood—shed yesterday and today* Four people were killed and fifteen injured*^) I have a telegram stating that California Officials are afraid there will be still more serious encounters. Governor Rolph is considering calling out the Militia* He may do this at any moment because this afternoon the cot ton-strikers are parading up and down San Joaquin Valley, and that may bring more trouble. Up to now the ranchers have refused the offers of mediation ma~ e by the California State Labor Department* But to­ day the Commissioner of Labor arrived on the scene of battle by plane. Also a State unit is being sent into the strike area with medical aid and food for the strikers who have been evicted by the ranchers. One dispatch from Sari Francisco says that the Ranchers started the blood shed last night. The strikers were in close format i on COTTON PICKBRS STRIKB *han X i»y ware flr*<l upon. 0f those etrllcers are Mexicans 1#h0 epeoielly imported by the ootton ranchers. So the Uexloan Consul has been sailed from San Franeiaoo to see what he san do for his people. There i s another nM'strike i tea from San Francisco today. Five hundred longshoremen walked out because four of their number were discharged. As a result,four Alps are tied up, by the etrtf. The word 1 received ie that this may spread along the entire waterfront at the Golden Gate unless a settlament Isarriwadat quickly. On top of that, the Southern Faolflo has posted a notice that lest jearfs ten percent cut will oontlnue this year, in spite of e promise that it would be dropped on October 31st. So nine hundred pilots, engineers and mates Ao work on those famous San Praroisoo fenyboats have given notice that they are soing to walk out unless that ten per cant oat is abolished. Strifes - Continued: Bat fere is some fetter news fran Celifomis. Bis lettuoe piafers* strife fee been settled. And it looks as though* the trootle the f is ferae n hare been feTiny will be voztced oat to their set lefeotlon. Boen in Western Pemeylienie* vfere I was yeeterdsy, 1 fear this eTsoinf that the strife sitaetion renal ns unchangsd, exoept that strife pickets fere closed a fee mote of the snail adaes. that conference 1 Mentioned between the President of the PH ok Cofe Cmj»tw end the Tioe President of the Baited Mine Worfera has been postponed until taaorrce. I understand that one steel plsfe in Clarks bar*, which was olosed.eill open tonorros* Prom the Ifelma oosl mining’ region I lesywmd that one looal after snothsr of the United MineWorfers has roted to take a holiday. So prsotioally no coal is being broight to tie surfsoa in Sail Iran County. National Guard Officers tell me that no Str ito s - ContlmMd union mn. In that dlatrlo t a r« «o iking. Six dynmait® bo aba exp lodad laa t nl^ht naar th® Co-operatlva Coal Hina In Ol^aon Coanky. Officials at Prlnoaton, Indiana. balisT® tils ia an attaapt to opm the old alnlnff war in A, Soutbara Indiana DETROIT STRIKE Her®’ s worn definite Information straight from Detroit. This afternoon 1 talioad to awe the heads of the Uaohanlos Sdhoatlonal Society. Uatthew asith, Seoretary of the Strike Coaml tt«e . info an* me tlat the Information which was given out and.went all over America yesterday regarding the mis her of tool and die makers ea ■trixw in Detroit, Pontiac and Pilot, was incorrect. A. Mr. Smith atatas fist the minder of aambere of t>» Machanlos Sda-iationel Socle ty no* on s tri>» is seventeen th Ota end. IW«SL___ _ ; //7 / f ?3 INTRO TO HOLLAWD I'm in a J«n tonight, a raal taopla. I’v* got an appointment in law Tone this Tory minute, and how am I going to keep it? It Imppenad this way: 1 liataoer-in wrote and naked me-'what la Hie fan teat living thing in t}ia world. That aonnded intareating, ao I thought I'd find out. Or at laaat try to. And that*# how I happened to an ha an appointment with Kauri oe Holland, Director of the Setioial Reeearoh Coonol 1 gwAa^. wl sard at all kinds of sclent if io knowledge. He was to meet me at the broadcasting studio In Hew Tortc end tell m eomething A about the feeteet living tWag. Meanwhile, I dashed out here to Detroit In such e hurry that I didn't cancel t ?» appointment. So there's Maurice Holland at the broadcasting studio in Hew York, listening, while I'm out hero. 1217HO TO HOLLAXD — Continci#d* How .bont It torloo? Sorry If l»r« pat yon In a hoi*. Anyhow, * hoi*. hor*f« an Idea; ^Vh*r* *r* a lot of mlero^jonai In that atndio wh*r« Hanrio* wai tlap| Why o» n’t h* Jraq? to on* and tall Holland all ahont it? Hallo th*rat Haw Tone • ho* ahont pnahlnw ona of thoaa Blerophonai 1m th* dipaction of HanFle* Holland ao that ha ean har* hi* aay? Okay JSaurica, mrm yon thar*? \w^ FOR HOLLAJP Uffhl yon ar* Loral 1. Thla eartal nly la faat work. lt*a ahont at fast at that faataat lirinf thing fm want to knov ahont. This apaady indlridnai la net a Hollywood hi on da. It coava fro* Sooth uaarlea. So, it 'a not a Sooth Aaart can hmnatta. It's a •xaolaa of inaact, Ifa callad tha Bat Fly. not Bar Fly! lot Bottla Fly, Bot Fly. It’s a ap*ady darting that hraaka all •paad raeords ao far aa liring things are concarnad. FOB HOLLAND - Conti nttsdt Doetor Charlos H. T. Townaand, an eminent Sntomologlat, now a ranchar in Brasil, has pipwan that one of theaa tiny speed demons coni d fly around the world ha tween daybreak and auneet. And not even Jinny Doolittle or Pradc Hawks in the faeteet plane that flies ooold do that • At the HaaenB of Hatnral History the experts are a little more ocnserwatlwe. Thqr eay lie Hot Fly doeen' t get up a speed of more than six hundred and forty ad lea an hour. In other words, that Aaason flash hums through the air at nearly twiee the speed of mn in his fastest ascblne. And by the way Lowell yoa'11 hare to fly faster then any Bot Fly if you*re going to take ms to that (Ummr yon promised me for tonight. TO HOLLAND Sorry Usuries old hoy hut I'm afraid I oan't run a race with a Bot Fly. So that dinnsr will hare to wait until next week, make It^WedBesdsy ^and^get along to some more news. Let's HIHDBNHIRQ 7i«ld Ifarahall Ton Hlndonb®ry is going to resign as President I of Gexwany. The t' § the report* It doesntt come fron Berlin* It ooaee fron Paiie. And the story It that i#ien Hinderiberg resigns Adolf Killer «| 11 become President . It*a only a ramor . but the story from Paris is that it is a moat perl Is tent ramor. We tenoe that Hi ndenberg is an extremely oldman* IsdtrvlOQsly be oannot last mooh longer. **•*•*• Another cable from Xorope stetee that the nsw Span! * Republic has e mw gormrnaent. The head, the nmr prosier, is Senor Barrios, den xml elections vi 11 be held In Spain on Horaber 19th. KHUSKED 3JITH Haro* a Elugaford Smith, hack in tha nawa f tha aav Kingaford Smith *bo»da that atrparb flight aroaad tha world in Ms A plana Tha Soithara Croaa^ a^faa.^aawa^ag^ tha flight whan they aatoxdahad ua with thalr mTigwtion, by hitting* all thoaa tiny islanda in Xid-Paoifio, rig'ht on tha noaa* Ind new Kingaford Smith has dona it again. Ha has astablishad a naw record between England and Australia. Ha made it in jnat otar aaeen days, thereby re&olng the prarloua record from Sxfflairt to Anatralia. It was right after the War. Captain Sir Ross Smith was the pilot« and it took him Jmmt a month to by forty-three hours.^alaoat ^ day-*. 1 wonder how many raaemhar tha name of tha fir at man to fly make the flight DOC 50® SALLUME Or» of the bo at piotnreaqne, ngmtarloua, and dreaded men of < xlt time wee Abdul Hamid, the Bed Sultan of Turkey - - ©thereiee knoen ae Abdul-the Damned. You*!! no doubt recall that Abtal-the-Damned was the absolute monaroh, the tyrannloal old am to ora t aho mis pushed off Ms throne In Constantinople by the eo-oalled Young Turke, aeTeral Tears before the outbreak of the World War. Abdul .with hie harem of nany vires, Ms g or gates palaoea, Ms eonlohs, Me slaTes, and the great empire over which he ruled, la now one of the fabulous f igiffes of modem Mstory. It really seems as thou he mat here lived In tbs days of the Arabian KMghts. oenturies and oenturles ago. But today In Toledo, at Itxncfi, I met a itilte-hal red, white-bearded doctor, who at one time was a secretary to Abdul Hamid. Hla nmae la Dootor I. N. Salluae. He lives in Toledo. He told me that the stories about the Bed Sultan being a master of intrigue were all true. He said too that Abdul Hamid had one great obsession---- he thought every man wanted to kill Mm. .....— .... ..... ■................. 2^ 1 rr>^L^' y /t&d^ /fat^rpi^ ■ £) et- tl 7 /f-33 . DOCTOR SALLUME On» of th« mo at plotorasqua, raymtarl Ous , and dreaded men of 9 xt time wae Abdnl Hanld, the Red Saltan of Turkey - - otherwise known ae Abdul-the-Downed. Ton* 11 no doubt recall lhat Abto 1-the-Damned was the absolute monarch, the tyrannical old aa too rat who wae poshed off his throne in Constantinople by the so-called Tonne Turke, eereral years before the outbreak of the World War. Abtol.wlth his barem of nny wleea. Me fcrfeWea palaces. Me ecmleha, Ma slaraa, and the greet empire ewer which he ruled, la now one of the fabulous figures of modem history. It reelly seems a a though ha most hare lived la the days of the Arabian KM tote, centuries end centuries ego* But today in Toledo, at lunch, I mat a tolte-hal red, white-bearded doe tor, who at om time wee a secretary to Abdul Hamid, Hie nine la Doctor I. H, Sal luma. He Urea in Toledo, He told me that the stories about the Red Sultan being a **star of intrigue were ell true. He said too that Abdul Hamid had one great ob sea si on - - he thought every man wanted to kill Mm. It a long- long way from the Palaces of the Golden Horn to a Klwanle Lttno he on In Toledo* Ohio. Bat that's where I found the fomer Court Attache who onoe lived in the Palaoe of the nee legendary Abdul Has id. THS OROTB PATTSRSON Sr©»« Patter*an, Bditor of tie Toledo Blade, and one of the best Knoen mwspapr men in this part of imerlea, kas just petorned from Roetfa. Be told m today mat he lad found a l^ea.t ohange si no* Me prerl on* ei ait a .year and a half ago. le said tie people »ere **11 In* aore. fhere** more lan #1 ter and Bn#, the Rn* *1 m ixperleeat is a* 1 rater a ■ere expettaaii . It'* en eooo^liehed feet, Biles end alia* of street* In Bo so or hsv* been rep*T*tf. Sdraetira. Is prooeadl ag at a crest rata, the featly Ilfs Is settlinr dran to where it le aira llta It Is in other eraalriee, Allhonfti aemeis rad dl Toroe ere both eeetly soeoapllshe'd In a moment's tins, the novelty of that he sworn off and asrrlste he new taken also at ae earl o*» ly as ft* I* 'hare. Orove Patterson thMB the t Bsa'sla has e stable #>v*mrant. ^ Be hiaeelf U not converted to the ftiaslra Idea. But for food or for lad It ** a stab la f crvsmasnt anri 'he thi'Ska Russi a will prorlie us with a crest msrket for our tooda, rams ft Ink fta t brink ba^ Prosperity. N3W JBRSST The State of New Jeraey this afternooB tmrsilod an ImpreaalTe plaoqne at LI boo I b Parte, New Jersey, in honor of Oeaeral Pulaski the famous revolutionary hero who, as you know, was a Pole. Governor Harry Moore was principal speaker W ^-'-n....Tny--iM—i i nn * ■‘■aa-WL... OHS-IHMSD F 9sf % audit* la OMoaso triad to bold np a place protactad by a alxty-flaa year* old on*-arad watchman* TM a watchaan, Java U. UaTia, fOTa Hum a toegh fight* Hi* gnn 5annad hat In spite of ttils, with all foiw of the thugs popping at Mm he oroasad the room to gat amotlBr weapon* Ha klllad on* of the four and that ended the fight. One of his hallo ta Jest Biased a rial of nitxw glycerine in one bandit's pooketyhy a hair** breadth* MVISOH Trub«e Darlaon and Us wife retamd today from « fotr months visit to lbs Martin Johnsons' in ifrloa. frubee flew ten t ho os and miles in Martin Johnson's Amphibian, fi the1 e^m ealled Osa's Arte. This flying was abowe the jtmgle where it was frequently necessary for native boys to pack down fields so theyooald land. Trttbee Davis or reports that be found VtwtHfersa nights in <2eJbw Afiioa so oold that they used from three to five blankets. Mr. and Mrs. Davison shot four elephants and each brought home a live monkey for their sons 0HIHS53 In that newspaper of the film world, fhe Film pally, 1 saw an item that may interest movie fans. Here it is:- Last year In China some sixty pictures were made, most of them silent, tut about a dosen^with sound. But here1s the kicker:- one picture is sixty reels long I ^ our 'celestial cousins certainly take their movies in. big doses» It would take about twelve hours to run off sixty reels. And. that1 a the last item, on my radio news reel this evening, so SO LOBG U If TIL TOMORROW/