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against all Jews everywhere,” he declared. “The slogan, ‘Jews must perish,’ is directed not only inst

GEISEL WILL SPEAK

| JEWISH HATE HELD

AGENCIES BAIN

~~ PLEDGE OF AID

House and Senate Liberals Outline Fight on Reorganization.

BY RUTH FINNEY Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—Senate | and House liberals are planning the | fight of their lives to save the in- | dependent agencies of the Govern- |! ment from domination by the ex-| ecutive branch. - | They plan to oppose this part of the President's reorganization plan with every weapon at their com‘mand. They will try to keep it from coming out of committee. If they | fail in that, they say they will filibuster. Men who have been in Washington under earlier Presidents recall many an occasion when members of the independent commissions have been the only ones in the Administration reflecting the liberal point of view.

Dislike Roper Domination

They don't like the thought of | the Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion and the Federal Trade Commission, for instance, being domi- | nated by Secretary of Commerce] Roper. Some of them are already | seeking to take control of air commerce out of Roper's hands and give it to the ICC. They have been told by persons close to the President that he particularly wants to do away with the investigative powers of the independent agencies. To the liberals this is a fighting issue. They remember vividly the investigation of utilities carried on by the Federal Trade Commission through the Coolidge and Hoover Administrations despite hostility from the White House, which continuously tried to reduce appropriations for the work. Without the facts obtained in that investigation, President Roosevelt's Holding Company Act could not have been passed.

Water Act Fight

On another occasion, Congress | and the country learned of attempts within the Federal Power Conimission, then composed of the Secretaries of War, Interior and Agriculture, to cripple and neglect the Federal Water Power Act. Congress | promptly reorganized the FTC into!

an independent agency which be-

gan, even under President Hoover, | to enforce the law. ! The ICC carried on the work ot! evaluating railroads, as Congress directed, in the face of hostile Administrations. i For the first time, liberals on! Capitol Hill are taking seriously the | warning of conservatives that Presi- | dent Roosevelt wants to center too much power in the executive branch.

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Harry Geisel, American League baseball umpire, is to speak tonight at the Ancient Landmarks Lodge 319 FP. & A. M. Thrice umpire in the world series, Mr. Geisel has spent 20 years In baseball. He is to compare sports of 20 years ago with those of today and will give some of the problems and responsibilities that confront an umpire which are unknown to the spectator.

JACKSON T0 SPEAK

ON AID T0 JOBLESS

Compensation Head to Talk Before Grain Dealers.

Clarence A. Jackson, director of

{the State Unemployment Compensation Division, is to explain unem- ;

ployment compensation provisions to members of the Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association at the opening session .of their two-day convention in the Board of Trade Building tomorrow, The meeting is to open at 10 a. m. with G. A. Pritchard, Fortville, as-

sociation president, in charge. Walt- |

er R. Beck, Shelbyville, is to lead | | by stirring 2 cups of granulated sugar

community singing.

Paul Fishback, Indianapolis, sec- |

retary of the Indianapolis Food

morrow afternoon's session.

Lowenthal - Warns = Against Spread of Naziism.

Warning’ against the “brown network of Naziism,” Marvin Lowenthal, representative of the American Joint Distribution Committee for Jewish Relief in Europe, addressed welfare workers at the Kirshbaum Community Center last night.

“The anti-Semitism of Fascist countries is not due to a sudden, irrational outbreak of Jew hatred, but is a result of the economic decline of Europe since the World War,” Mr. Lowenthal said. “Actual war has been. declared

America.”

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