The Week.

Presents an account of the socio-political situation in the world. Agreement signed between the Congress of Industrial Organizations and the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company, a subsidiary of the U.S. Steel; Announcement of a new policy of friendship with China by the Japanese Foreign Minister; Comment on features of the Pittman resolution; Recommendation to the U.S. to manufacture their own military supplies; Information regarding the social conditions of workers in the U.S.; View that the government program is to be enlarged when private industry lays people off and to be cut down when private industry hires them back; Statement that the British government is attempting to provide a gas mask for every inhabitant of the city of London, England; Acknowledgement that he Duke of Windsor has leased a home near Baltimore, Maryland; Conclusion of the election of the London County Council held on March 4; Adoption of a law abolishing compulsory military training in state-supported educational institutions by North Dakota; Details on the effect of the medicine, dinitrophenol; Sponsorship of an eight-point legislative program by the Non-Partisan League; Description of execution done by Francisco Franco, Dictator of Spain; Reference to laws regarding cruelty on animals and child labor.