NEW FARM PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—It is
reported an agreement is near on
the general policies for a new farm
program. A committee of thirteen
farmers and Representatives have
requested an immediate conference
with Secretary of Agriculture Hen
ry A. Wallace and Chester Davis,
Chairman of the Congressional
Committee on Agriculture.
INJUNCTION TO
PROTECT AAA
IS FILED IN PA.
_
Bill of Complaint Would;
Halt Interference Until
Referendum Called
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Jan. 11 —
A bill of complaint has been filed
with the Federal District Court to
enjoin Government Executives from
interfering with the operation of
the AAA until directed by a refer
endum vote of the people.
The complaint declares it is the
“unalienable right" of the people
to determine the constitutionality
of the act.
URGES MY TO :
IE CANDIDATE
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 11.—
The Progressive Republican Club
of Anchorage voted to urge At
torney L. V. Ray, of Seward, to
enter the primaries in April as a
Republican candidate for Delegate
to Congress.
building Germany’s Aviation to Equal Others
Ever since reaching agreement with Great Britain last June, Germany has been vigorously building her aii
force to a par with European Powers, says Gen. Hermann Goering, seen left with Fuehrer Hitler in Berlin
in the first public report of his Air Ministry. Right is German squadron in flight during maneuvers.
SOVIET RUSSIA
REARMING FOR
POSSIBLE WAR
Commissar Announces ‘Ag
gressive Intentions” on
Part Japan, Germany
MOSCOW. Jan. 11.—Soviet Russia.
me of the world’s strongest military
lowers, has frankly announced an
:ven greater rearmament program
jecause of "aggressive intentions’’ of
lapan and Germany.
Vyacheslaff Molotiff. President of
,he Council of Commissars, disclosed
far-reaching military plans in a
iristling address to the All-Union
Central Executive Committee.
