THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Eddy Believes Germany May Be
Ruled BV A Military Diet s
By CHARLES1. B. BOWNSON unbelievable aivaice jn rdkvi'
Sherwood Eddy, world traveler, tremendous increase in heavy Ind.
Socialist, and author on morals and tan the creation of six new citi
politics, may well lay claim to thew i eetusi
Sees Russian Significance
title of the "world's most optimistic IAfter nine visits to 11!sia in t°el
realist" with his constructive views last 20 years during both the Czarist
on the present economic and peace and the Communist regimes. Mr. Ed-
situation as he set them forth last dy rees the whol sit.tuai on a; "Ce
night in describing his travels in a! of the most significant things upon
Daily interview, the planet, which is heralding a new
Mr. Eddy has just completed a era in world hi'tory that will
comprehensive tour of the majorchieve for the first ti othocial
countries of the world in a study of justice and liberty in the necessa:
the political and religious situationscordation of mdividualism and
in Germany, France, Russia, and In-c In our American cities no definite
dia, where he is a personal friend I u mrcncte odfnt
d MahatrmaGandhi.pdprogram for eliminating the sJurns
o aaG d . or the evils and injustices of to the
Enthusiastic Socialist unemployed are even constructively
Admittedly an enthusiastic Social- started. In Russia at least the mod-
ist, he points out with pride that in ern commune for the worker 1)roihss ;
nearly every country in the world his better conditions.
party dominates politics, either as the Altlhuh an author of some note
majority or alternate factor in con- n pOblems of the younger genera-
trol. "The situation in Germany, the ion, his last work of that nature,
keys toeyof the erope pita"Sex Life of Youth" appearing in
arch today, is indeed grave with 1929, Sh:erw'ood Eddy declined to
growing taxation, rising production make a statement relative to the
costs, falling social insurance and a ma situations prevalent in our uni-
third of her working forces unem- Irsitusto studyethinor d at
ployed," he pointed out. varsities today. "I study the world at
large and only insofar as the young
While conversing on his political men and women of America enter _
views, Mr. Eddy, a short, wiry, and into that group am I interested inp
rather meek man, becames intensely them or can I authoritatively speak
forceful and vigorous in his convic- on the subject," he said.
tions. His personal consultations with ._
the German chancellor, Franz von
Papen and the leaders of the major- Benefit Dance Planned
ity parties led to the conclusion in For City's Unemployed
the mind of Mr. Eddy that Germany
may easily be forced into a military A Thanksgiving Eve benefit dance
dictatorship in an effort to avert the for the unemployed of the city will
impending revolution. "General von
Schleicher is the strong man of Ger- be held Wednesday night at the Ma-
many and the brains and force of sonic Temple, it was announced yes-
the present regime, and probably the terday. Mayor H. Wirt Newkirk and(F
only man who can save Germany Mrs. Newkirk and members of the
from the terrors of revolution which city council and their wives will serve
at present seem almost inevitable.ton
A~cn Pnh~pmas patrons.
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BRAND NEW-Black Russian pony
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$225. Can be bought for less than
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BARGAINS-overstuffed chairs $3.00
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Thi*s Year
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Chilled Grape Juice
Fresh Shrimp Cocktail
Hot or Jellied Consomme
Cream of Fresh Tomato, Carolina
Scrip workers of the city are spon-
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ing a Christmas fund which will be
used to buy food and clothing for
needy families. City stores are selling
tickets now and tickets will be on sale
at the door.
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A Hamilton watch and two ac-
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street, Friday, by unknown persons.
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