FEDERAL Jddffi IS IMPEACHED by the HOUSE GMERAL ASSEMBLY
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:(€AMilfled Advertliliif OB p ^ -1 4 ); T G Q R ^ ^ ^ y o u U L , NO. 125. «$>- FEDERAL JDDffi WAR FEVER Of COEOSmiA IS IMPEACHED BY THE HOUSE nre (inalw r: After Hear- ❖ HaroU Londerback, of Cali Long Phimei Ofepuire Be- fornia, Censored For Ap Some Salient Facts fins— Attadiiig On TiW pointing hcompetent Re O f Jehol Campaign Frents^-ReaTy Smnir b ftoedM udniria. e f e r s . By ASSOCIATED PBESS. ^Masayemon Sakamoto and General Chang Hai-Pe% (Manchurian). Bott Sectors Japanese str^igth—60,000 troops. Omeva, Feb; a4.-r(AP) — The Base—Tungliao, Manchuria. Chinese strength—150,000 troops. Today’s objective—Kailu, 40 mUes WaahingtOB, Fob. 84.— (A P )— Jiqiintee delegatibh walked out of Mardi of Troops. The Houae of Represontatlvea this southwest, of Tiingliab. ^ A^mUy of the League of Na- Ultimate objective—rUnannounced; afternoon voted Impeachment of Japanese high command: ilate toitey after adoption of toe re- apparently Jehol City, 240 miles (By the Associated Frees.) Federal Judge Harold Louderback General N obi^ sh i Muto, com- southwest of Kailu. p^sHindcnmlng Japanese policy in mander-in-chief, and Ueut-Gen. of California. Opposition—^Mainly Chinese volun Manchuria and inglng continuation KunlaU Koiso, chief of staff. Head teers; Advancing from toe north.- across The case now goes before the Pf ndn-rbec^mtion' of toe Japanbse- quarters, Changchun, Manchuria. toe Manchurian frontier'towSrd Je Senate for trial. Spptaapted State o f Manchukuo. Chinese commanders: Southern Japanese dfensive: hol City, toe combined armies of A two-thirds majority of that The del^tetion annoimced that it Marshal Chang Hsiao-Uang (Reg Present leader —. Lieut.-General Japan and Manchukuo have begun branch Is required to convict can qo'‘lba8s>? cooperate with toe ular Army; headquarters, Pdping. Yoshlmichi Suzuki. toe offensive by which Japan intends Action came after two hours of Leagnei on toe Siho-Jaiiinese qoes- General 'Tang Yu-Lin (Jehol, State Base—Chinchow. Manchuria. debate. The House accepted five tlofi. ■■'. j _ Army); headquarters, Jehol City (or Today’s objective—Chaoyang, 50 to wrest toe province of Jehol from articles of impeachment presented Siam alone abstained'from-voting. Chengtefu). "Various chiefs -of vol- nfiles'northwest pf.Cbihchow. , China. , by a judiciary committee minority. Portywtrtfo voted ‘*yea.^’ omteers. , Ultimate opjective-^ehol City, Chang Hai-Peng, commanding The m ajorl^ had recommended T h e absentees were Oiten, Salvi^ 130 miles southwest of Chaoyang. toe army Of Manchukuo, entered the only censure of the Jurist. The ml' dopr, racaragua, Ptou, BteUdii, Para Northern Japanese offensive: O pp^tfoh — Chinese' regulars, border city df Kailu and swept on nority report was pushed relent- guay ancLGUle. ^ Present Leaders — lieuti-Gen. state and volunteer troops. towards-toe southwest.. Oh his heels lessly by Representative LaGuar- ' T p ^ n Mateuoka, head of the came a Japanese colunin under Gen dla, (R., N. Y ) Jajbanead delegation, 4bld toe Assem eral Kennosuke Mogi which entered The vote for Impeachment was Stirred: by news of a Colombian victory in the military cam pai^ wito Pera'at Lptiifia, thousands of Oolr bly, howler,-that Japan-would co Kailu at noon. 183 to 142. _ ^ oTnMftTiw are shown massed in front of a newspaper office in Bogota to read war bulletins. Thxes have fae^ operate with the League as far as Farther to toe south toe invaders, In the more than two hours de increased heavily to defray costs of the military campaign. ctreumstanefes permitted. EDITOR ADVANCES APPOINTS BINGHAM having taken toe raflroad towns of bate that preceded the vote, the ; When tbp Japanese delegaUon Nanling and Peipiao, struck for chairman of the Judiciary commit walked out,'.Paul • Hymans, of Bel Chaoyang, second largest city in the tee, Representative Sumners, (D., gium, toe chainnan, without any pro-vince. In both sectors heavy Tex.), who agreed with the recom exiaesBion of regret,- said toe Assem DEPRESSION CURE ENVOY TO BRITAIN snow hindered the advance. ’ mendations o f the m lnori^ for bly would reconvene at 5 p. m today. Meantime at Geneva toe League Louderback*s lihpeachment had GMERAL ASSEMBLY ACTS He then dismissed I t of Nations Aarembly adopted its said the Judge appointed 'Incompe Confused SitimtfoB report condemning Japan’s policy, Euid toe Japanese delegation walk^ tent receivers," among them "a While toe situation was left J. Dayid Stern Claims Cen- President-Beet Names News man who was Just a telegraph op out There is to be one more meet ON somewhat confused, it,Was clear that ing of toe Assembly, after which W. erator." ^ ^ for toe present Japan hiss not wi^- Man Incompetent snmers Should Receive paper Pobfisher To hnpor- W. Yen, toe Chinese delegates, is drawn from toe League. Neither going to Moscow, according to an an course ho *was Incompetent did M. Matsuoka assert that Japan and the Judge knew ho was incom Dead W hoi M a i^ e nouncement at Nanking. B«tt Heines Agree On BiD would withdraw from toe League. Credit, Not the Producers. tantPost. petent when he put him there," m his final remarks to toe Assem- Sumners said. Ifly he had'aaid: JEHOL CAMPAIGN STARTS "When a Federal Judge n ow s he . Is n is - - - His C w n w Japanese .govenunpnt ^ now Cbangchim, Manchuria, Feb. ‘24. is more Interested in nmebody T « .^ p p t (lominission Washington, Feb. 24.— (A P )— A Louisville, Ky.» Feb. 24.—(AP)-— —'(AP)—Japan has officially stert- gtetehitaelf compelled to coudude Robert W. Bingham, who wiU/sui;^ gettlnk smnething than In preserv 'teat Ji^an and other members ojf campaign against the depression "as ed its m ilit^ campaign to aqne^ ing the tntegrlty of tht Judidaty .tee League entertain different views we fought the war” -was urged up<m ceed Andrew. W. Mellon .as. .'Udted toe rich Chines* Province of^^ebql in the interests of the people, be is '<m tee. manner in whic^ peace in States ambassador to Great Brit to toe Japanese-fostered atiite a t guilty of high crimes and misde ‘ h..Senate finance committee today Manchukua San B«ito, Tex-., Feb. M.r^fAiP) tee Ear East is to be achieved, and ain, is a wealthy Louisville pub- meanors. HajoritF Leader In Sente ;tee JMqianese government is obliged by J. Da-vid Stern, editor and pub-^ ' ’The most powerful Ji|»nere "We go back to the peopls evoy airplane ' a p ^ the llteer of toe Itoiladelphla , Record’ Mber whore indqienddit neWs- force massed in Manchutte since to fe ii that it has now reaehad the. paptfs, toe Courier-JoUnml and two years. We elect a Ft^do^ ground, "ite^ pilot d ^ ; frpm . ^ Mmlf .of its endeavors to copperate slid toe Camden, N. J., Cburtieiv hostilities with the- CbinsM' began every four yeazK There Is only one SMtford, Feb. 24-^(AP) — A t SaisfleW iM alte "Seine B tet ■ Times, supported Franklin D. Boose- 17 months ago was belBg. poured rear cocj^j^ * ,l^to toe League of Nafimui to rel- vdt_. throughout toe presidential way we can get at this Federal tover without gard to Sinp-Japaneae diflerencae.' > ' Appearing in-the committee’s sur- into Kastqrn Jehol today jalChg two Jidire—that is throngh yon. t«rb a ^ : E few ysailn^JuQied^.s TO^thlm- ca m ^ gn . rotftei, a t ^ t }50..mtiea apjtirt aetioo^^ Serl'rf.R ii^’’ / yty {g .H ^npn^ poadltlpos. Stoim. "Are you galqg to m ve on tbe cwed'TOA'Shld-aatoargo as Uiuil£[y Democratic in poiitite. A modoniasd ^lupaneae ariny. ksneh a man ndbo^riofm trw|tt i ^ p ^ te thefi d n ^ e ffm d te ^ toe Wprhf War. Mr^Jtepitealli dected GltcuJ* -with 'ttfifa. pkuMB and 3tf'-to‘'dfficer8-aiiilf-In" Judge herb yeararago on toe Repub armored cBriT, hritevki to;>4qtal.69,-, Hartford, Feb. 24—(A P>^ ice.,fhd and fw pidcmtetoisldn <ff credit to lican tiikw;;^ bewsiteperA and write a Mgh standi^ for the adjoiuiaed. today vfith- 4nfy brief i^nm- 6 t 'itobilize iha dcrilar at lower lev^a ftps, is ^ipected'td radiite te* Jifia- #1 Federal Judiciary^’ tor EYank S-^dieiiinr naajdity^i^a- though more bfimi sUj^rtiz^ hese flag in Jehol pity, or Cfireagi^ exciting sefiloias.? deaths to'Lehman-N< ^ .. with o to e r^ w e n . ' “ The Mmr time procedurp of gold DeibDcratic. eandidktea^ ‘ have a t After tte vote was ai^unced,:. Botii'' Houses-: adopted in . concur- et^ -aeUd be'.'planned today to .n ^ e embuTgo and tempoiaty suqxiqsion fIcL'the movtecial xapital, in any- Sutnners asked If a resolution to afid htoGaill stin "I need hardly add that toe JapSx times , endorsed \ Re|>iibUctms br roice a' bill' to Appoint- a ; commission “sdSie'sort of a repl^’ ‘to a .'letter 'late • ybsterd^y, ■ nese goveriunent' ptfsiste iii Its der of gold payment is pr^erable to re w h ^ from a ' wedi to' a. monto* appoint managers on the part of critidied candidates of boih' piartire. .Ppprelqg this are 150,000 •of seven- meioiglter8> dvn to be ap from: ’Thpinas J.'-. Spellaoy:asking him eju^tohafiQD.vIw'' and sirP to cohtiihute to human wdfaro duction Of toe gold content of toe Mr. Bingham was prominent in the House to a i§ ^ e the case in the pointed b y the -goviernor, one by-the poorly ,equipped. Chkiese under, sev- Senate woido be in order at any to repeat outside toe Senate a '-l^yiaiclites'' showed - Irelaim :had-'been and will cbntilnite its policy o f co^ ddUar,?’ Stern said, explaining this sponsoring lop^eaf tteiacco co Speaker of the House and one by m ot to ' the'back , to''tee; head. Mc- operating in All ' sincerity in .