The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-09-15

# sFM restraint p6uuiuS tHe
:, result of the second
o'''"u0' '"so" effort to extradite him,
but, being in poor health, he is kept
under guard in clinic.
Insults lawyers indicated that he
will first seek to have himself made a
Greek citizen. and, falling this, will at
tempt to show that the extraditjon
treaty between the United States and
Greece is contrary to the provisions
of the Greek constitution. He is now
accused of violating the American
bankruptcy law
The extradition proceedings may be
long drawn out. insult can only be
extradited if the charge against him is
an Offense against Greek as we'll as
American law. Lawyers in Athens say
that violation of the bankruptcy law is
much milder offense under Greek law
than ENLIGHTENMENT, and larceny. with
which insult was charged in the earlier
proceedings
EUROPE is not feeling at all peace
- full these days, and this is due large
ly to the doings of German Chancellor
Hitler and his NaziS in their conflict
with the government of Austria. The
Austrian NaZis are hurrying across
the border to join their comrades in
Germany. and the threat of invasion
grows day by. day. But. If it comes,
the invaders will be met at the from
tier by vastly increased Austrian
army. Among other steps by the Wen
ma government is the decreeing of
new short-term enlistment force in
which from 10000 to 10000 men will
be trained annually and second army
created.
President Won Hindenburg and Hit
Ter attended huge meeting of Ger
mans at Tannenberg to celebrate the
German victory there over the Rus
slams, and the former, accepting as a
gift from East Prussia forest es-
tate, said: Il am thinking with rev.
erence, fidelity and gratitude of my
kaiser, the king and lord, in this
hour, when am thinking also of my
deceased comrades in arms. and when
| proceed to thank you for the gift
The chancellor. flying the same day
to Niederwald. near the Saar from
tier, told a crowd of 100000 that Ger
many would never give up the Saar.
At the time Of the latter demonstra-
ton there was secret meeting of
Nazi chieftains to whom Saar State
Councillor Simon said:
wherever the German language is
spoken, wherever German blood runs
in the veins. greater Germany eY-
tends. We will not be content just
with the Saar. The German lam
guage is spoken as far west as Metz
and Mulhouse. The Saar, Alsace. Lor-
raine and parts of Belgium and Hol-
land formerly were German and the
German character still lives there to-
day in the people.
Germany will no longer be peo-
pie of 60,00O,000 inhabitants. but Of
90,000,000. The conquest Of the Saar
will be the point of departure for
other political successes on the west
ern frontiers of Germany. The Nazi.
the reich and Chancellor Hitler will
not rest until this alma Germany
of 100000 inhabitants-has been
achieved"
The Saar matter, which supposedly
will be settled in 1885 by plebiscite,
especially interests France, which now
holds the valuable basin. Significant
ly, Premier Daladier took occasion to
inspect the vast new French frontier
Notifications, the main works of
which are about completed. This
great chain of forts and tunnels is
designed to protect France from a
surprise invasion by Germany.
ORANGES Socialist party has a
l. new wing, called "Neosocialist,"
and it won a startling victory In the
convention of the second information
ale in Paris. The program of the
Neosocialists is in many respects al
most identical with President Roose-
velt's "new DEAL" but it favors the
gold standard and decries imitation.
It is thus summarized by Paris cor
respondent.
/. Balancing of the budget.
2. "vast and inspiring" program
of public works.
8. A 40-hour week without reducing
salaries or unduly raising prices.
4. Extension of monopolies.
5. Reform of present parliamentary
methods.
In Great Britain the Labor party is
planning a return to power on a
platform that also contains many of
the Roosevelt policies.
@ ENATOR HUEY LONG of Loui-
~ siana attained the front page
again twice. First, at charity party
at the Sands Point Bath club on Long
Island, he gave deep affront to an I'M
named gentleman and in turn received
a black eye His explanation, quite
incredible. was that he was "ganged"
by enemies. Thence he hurried to
Milwaukee to address the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and he Onened HIS