Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 121, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1930 — Page 8

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TEXANS SEEKING DROUGHT RELIEF i IN WASHINGTON Appropriation Is Expected Because of Effect on ; Income Tax Cut. 2?i/ Scripps-Hoicard Seicspapcr Alliance WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.—Presence in Washington this week of a delegation of Texans seeking drought relief for a score or more of their counties, emphasized again the prediction that congress in December will be asked to appropriate a large sum to help stricken farmers. But when this question comes up, it is believed now, it will meet with j some opposition because of the pos- j sibility that it may prevent continuation of the income tax reduction of last year. Representative John Gamer of Texas, minority leader, says he be- ; lieves a drought relief appropriation will be asked. and be- j lieves it will be quickly approved j No one seems willing to say how j much money will be needed to help j states that still are suffering, but j estimates range from $10,000,000 to $50,000,000.

Much Debate Expected When the appropriation is before the house there also will be debate over how it shall be administered. One plan is for congress to turn the money over to the agriculture department, and let it make allotments to the states. This visit of Texans who, incidentally, plan establishment of ten or more credit banks to help then farmers and cattlemen, made it plain again that the drought will continue to be an economic factor well into the winter. Then, it is expected, the suffering occasioned by the summer’s excessive heat and little or no rainfall, will enter a second phase. Farmers and cattlemen will be faced with the problem of feeding their livestock. To Make Feed Available One of the first efforts in the drought relief program was to make iced available for this livestock by reducing freight rates on feed into drought stricken counties and on livestock out. The department of agriculture certified more than one thousand counties for these freight rate reductions on the basis of reports the department received from its crop correspondents, county agents and county and state offixials. Since then, however, protests by the American Railway Association and, in some instances, by counties themselves, have caused a number of these counties to be stricken from the list.. These are mostly in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. Whether the winter wall find these areas in need of the reduced freight relief is another 'problem drought relief workers will face. BYRD TO KEEP DATE IVIADE WHILE AT POLE Safely Council to Hear Admiral in Talk Arranged by Radio. Bn United Press PITTSBURGH. Sept. 29.—Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, first man to reach the south pole by airplane, will keep an engagement made by radio across 10,000 miles of space when he appears at the National Safety Council here, Oct. 1. The invitation to appear at the conference was made by a code message several months ago while the explorer still was in the polar regions. Byrd answered at once, that he would be glad to come if his itinerary made it possible. When Byrd reached the Panama canal he was met by a member of the manure, cturers’ committee of the safety congress and a contract for the .-peaking engagement signed.

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GERMAN CRISIS . PUTS EUROPE IN CHILL OF FEAR Direst Forecasts Are Likely to Come True, Expert Travelers Say. BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Scrlpps-Howard Foreitn Editor WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—The shiver of apprehension that swept over Europe following the Fascist and Communist victories in the German elections, has lost no time developing into a chill of fear. Unless all signs fail the direct forecasts are kkely to come true j within measureable time, and Germany may be sundered by civil strife

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or beset by grave foreign complications. At ihc treason trial before the Lelyc-S sup-: court. Adolf Hitler, Fascist chief, calmly announced his plans to overthrow the German republic. ferap the treaty of Versailles and set up another monarchy. And both inside and outside the courtroom people cheered. “Germany is ready for anything at any time,” Carl F. Keck, internationally known business man of Milwaukee, told the writer. “If you think conditions are bad in this country, you ought to visit the old world. Things are in terrible shape, especially in Germany. The people are desperate and see no glimmer of hope ahead. “There are over 3.000,000 unemployed in Germany,” continued Keck, “and the masses and the younger people generally feel that the older heads, the ones that are running the country, have failed.” Hitler sounded the keynote, not only of avowed Fascists, but of practically all Germany, when he denounced the treaty of Versailles,

% which the masses regard as putting the nation in shackles. When the Fascist leader, grim to the point of fanaticism, told the courtroom and the German nation that he and his followers intend to tear the peace treaty to bits and set up an avenging guillotine to send the heads of offending Germans “rolling in the sand.” not only all Germany but all Europe sat up and took notice. Asa result of what is happening, France, ally of Poland and chief sponsor of the treaty of Versailles, certainly will stiffen her resistance against disarmament. There will be no Franco-Italian naval understanding and the London naval treaty is menaced. For if France and Italy build ships. England will build ships. And America, if she wants parity with Britain, must build ships, and so, of course, will Japan. Seldom, Keck said, has Europe had such a dark outlook. Business is at a standstill, with no hint of betterment. The people are bitter against their leaders, and nations

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are suspicious or fearful of their neighbors. Nor is the bitterness reserved for Europeans. There is plenty of resentment against America. Keck declared, because of the tariff. Everywhere he went, he said, Europeans shook their fingers at him and said: “Now see what you have done with your tariff!” OVERALLS IN STYLE AT CHURCH SERVICE Pastor Invites Laborers to Attend Rites in Working Attire. Bn United Press CONCORD. N. H.. Sept. 29. Overalls arc “entirely proper” as church attire at morning prayer services held each week-day at the South Congregational church. “It is for the working people that we have arrange dthese daily prayer meetings at an early hour,” the Rev Carl B. Bare, the pastor, announced recently. “I want men and women to drop

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