Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-26
BIOL sHEvisM TO BE BROUGHT TO
AMERICA BY GERMANS AND
AUSTRiANS.
CHEAP LABOR COMING
UNLESS RESTRICTED
Scum Of Europe to Be Attracted by
Hish Wages -Gr-ateet Menace in
Hungarian Emisrants, Who Desire
to Escape New Conditions in Native
Land Under Peace Treaty.
TBy +. C. Dougherty.l

| washington, June Zo.-An lnrush VI
German, Hungarian and other Euro
pean immigrants. tainted with boil
shevism and only recently in arms
against the allies, faces this country
upon the signing of peace unless con-
gress acts to limit Immigration, &C
cording to high government official
familiar with the situation in Europe
1t developed here today
| There is good reason to believe, he
said, that unless they are prevented
thousands Of Germans and Hungar-
ians will attempt TO emigmte 10 this
country at once following the signing
of the treaty
They are cheap labor. attracted by
| American wages. The German people
have been told by their leaders that
| they will be crushed for a generation
| by indemnities demanded by the allies,
and have pointed the way TO America
| as the only avenue of escape.
There are two reasons why Hun
garians will come in great numbers.
The treaty OF peace renders economic
life in what is left of Hungary next to
| impossible. In addition, millions OF
Hungarians will emigrate rather than
suffer minority rule under Roumania,
according 10 the terms OF the treaty.
They will come either to this country
or South America and wherever they
go they will carry bolshevism with
them"
According to this Official, the Ger
mans are still playing the old game in
ha do
Clared, the Hungarian forces were
rabble. Today after being trained ana
disciplined by German officers. they
have the best army in eastern Europe
Only last week the Czecho- Siovak
army. which hitherto has been su-
perior to its opponents. was driven
back thirty miles by this German
Differed Hungarian army"
Iowans Turn Gardeners.
Iowa gardeners still believe in
good thing. the department OF agri-
culture announced today in the fol-
| lowing statement OF activity among
HaWkeye sons in truck patches.
| Garden club leaders IN Iowa have
found since the war ended that in
terest in gardens has increased rather
than decreased. There are more
garden club members in the state this
year than last. The city Of Des
Moines alone has 1000 more mem
bers this year than year ago. That
additional interest Is being taken in
gardening thruout the state is shown
by the fact that 80 per cent Of the
garden club leaders are being PAID
this year as against 50 per cent who
were paid last year"
| Good Words For "Jim" Good.
! While not dealing with individuals
in his statement Of the rapid progress
made by the republican house Of rep
resentatives during the first month OF
the present administration. Majority
Leader Mondell paid indirect tribute
to the genius of Representative James
W Good. Of Iowa the chairman OF the
appropriation committee. Mr.. Mon
| dell asserted that the special session
Of the Sixty sixth congress thus far
has considered and passed the SIX
| general supply bills and the railroad
| deficiency and general deficiency bills.
| which failed in the closing hours OF
/ the last congress. In framing these
| bills, Chairman Good. as head OF the
house committee on appropriations,
performed a wonderful task quickly
done, his colleagues assert. Not only
has the Cedar Rapids legislator
framed the bills, but his scrutiny OF
the amounts sought by the various de-
partments has been so searching that
an immense saving to the nation has
resulted. AS Majority Leader Mondel'
said approximately one billion dollars
were saved in the major bills. This
saving was largely In three bills
tho there were reductions in all
The three principal reductions, how
ever. were in round figures as follows:
Army appropriation bill, s4o0,00oo0o;
navy appropriation bill, 5000, 900;
sundry civil appropriation bill $685.
900, 900.
At the outset OF the present session
Of congress Chairman Good announced
that appropriation bills must be pared
to the core, and the savings effected
thus far indicates that his watchful-
ness has resulted in telling stroke
Of economy.