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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, ' ; 3BER 15, 1936
No. 171.
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MEMBERSHIP VOTE
By Paul Mallon
(Copyright, 1S36, by Paul Mallon)
WASHINGTON, Oct. IB. If the
man In the street Is worrying about
Mr. Morgenthau's latest monetary
move, he should
atop right now,
and turn to the
funnies.
What Mr. Mor-!
genthau did a
few weeks Ago
was to agree with
John Bull and
La Belle France
that they would
play a respect
able three-handed
monetary
poker game, ac
cording to Hoyle.
with no kicking under the table and
only the usual amount of bluffing.
What ho did the other day was to
agree that they will use gold lor
chips as expected, the same chips at
the same 35 per ounce value which
he has been buying and selling to
the same people since January, 1934.
It makes very little difference to
anyone except Mr. Morgenthau, John
Bull and La Belle France, and not
much difference to them, as they
assumed as much. There was no other
way to play.
October 28 Set As Possible
Date If Differences Not
Settled Peacefully Sim
ultaneous Action Is Aim.
The progress of the second move
over the flret has been called many
things. Including "the creation or a
new gold standard."
A more accurate term would be
"a tentative gold standard." Like
wise It has been called, officially,
"the second atep" toward stabilisa
tion. Rather It lr the -drawing-of the
lagging foot up to the position of
the first foot. It represented no for-
wnra mJnv".
The only actual progress of the
whole business to date Is that Prance
has been drawn by devaluation Into
the monetary status quo which has
been preserved between the United
States and Britain for many months.
It would be a real new gold stand
ard If all parties had not reserved
the right to devalue further. If they
had not reserved the right to cancel
their gold arrangement on 34 hours'
notice, If the other nations, like Italy
and Germany, were strong enough to
go Into a free gold agreement. If
Britain were committed to a gold
standard, If. If, If.
What will come out of It, no one
knows, the goal, of course, la stab
ilisation on a gold basla, but that Is
still beyond the horizon of current
events. Italy has strengthened her
self by devaluation, but not enough
Germany must now seek to promote
her world markets, to sell more than
I Continued on Page Four.)
BY PARTNER'S SHOT
ALBANY. Ore., Oct. 15. P) W. 8.
Elliott, Portland, was the pheasant
season's first hunting casualty here,
aside from pheasants.
Elliott was neat the pith ot bird
shot when his hunting companion
fired at some pheasants Superficial
wounds In the chin and one hand re
sulted. The ehot was removed at the
Albany general hospital.
SIDE GLANCES
by
TRIBUNE REPORTERS
Jerry Jerome sleepily telling i story
on ills wife, she having perked him
out of bed at 4 a. m. to go pheasant
hunting for 20 birds she was ure
were lurking In a bunch ol tules. she
to scare the birds out and Jerry to
shoot them, the tule patch finally
yielding one lone sparrow and
lightly disheveled bunny.
Ten thousand Med ford people being
jolted awake this morning by the
bombardment of shotgun fire, Ray
Sloneker voicing the opinion that
most of the shooting was being done
near the intersection of Mam and
Sixth streets.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 15. (AP)
The maritime commission today pro-
pared Its demands for an uncondi
tional truce in the Pacific coast
shipping dispute and promised
"thoroughly Impartial" Investigation
of all Issues Involved. Chairman H.
J. Wiley told reporters the commis
sion was "not excited" over a union
threat of a walkout unless differ-
ences with ship operators are settled
peacefully by October 38.
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15. (AP)
A simultaneous atrlke of all maritime
unions on the Pacific const looms as
a possibility today in the event dif
ferences between waterfront employ'
era and employes are not settled
peacefully by October 28.
To a federal maritime commission
demand for an indefinite waterfront
truce, executives of the several mari
time unions answered with appeals
to their 38,000 members to vote them
authority to call a strike at midnight.
October 28, "if no satisfactory agree
ment Is reached" before then.
Present working agreement, which
were to have expired September 30.
were continued under a 15 -day truce
scheduled to end at midnight so-
night. Martlme labor leaders have
Indicated willingness to extend the
truce to October 3fl and employers to
an indefinite continuance. '
Only the International Longshore
men's association has already submit
ted the strike authorisation proposal
to Us membership In the form of a
statement-ballot. Executives of the
six other major waterfront unions
agreed to submit like proposals to
their membership so that "eimultane-
ou action" may be taken If It
deemed advisable.
Members of the I. L. A. were asked:
"Are you In favor of giving to your
representatives on the Joint nego
nations committee full author
Ity to call a strike at midnight, Octo
ber 28, If no satisfactory agreement.
Is reached between the I. L. A. and
the employers on the fundamental
Issues? "
ENDS IN COURTS
HOLLYWOOD. Oct? 15. (UP)
The two-year old romance of Stan
Laurel, film comedian, and Mra.
Ruth Roftera Laurel who married
him in Mejlco before his divorce
from hie first wife had legally Jelled
went to pieces today In a cannon
ade of suits, affidavits and Injunc
tions.
Mra. Laurel filed suit for separate
maintenance, charging Laurel told
her he "did not love her, never did
love her and married her only to
spite his first wife."
She also tiled affidavits and an
Injunction suit asking Laurel be re
strained from committing "physical
violence on her" while the suit was
being pressed.
SALEM, Ore. Oct. 15. (AP) Rufus
C. Holman. state treasurer, returned
to his office today one year older
after celebrating his birthday In
Portland yesterday. Holmsn. a na
tive of Portland, was born 60 years
SCO October 14.
King's Friend To Seek Divorce
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GRANTS PASS. Oct. 15. (AP)
The cost of operating Josephine
county In 1837 will be higher than
this year If the figures offered by
the budget committee are accepted.
Increases of $4700 were made In
the general budget and 5500 In th
road budget. "
Five thousand dollars was set sslde
for the county poor farm building.
S3000 additional for old age pensions
and smaller amounts for various oth
er Items.
A reduction of 300 for elections
partly offset the Increase.
SPUD PICKER ADMITS
SLAYING TRANSIENT
YREKA. Cal ., Oct. 18. ( AP)
Juddle W. Savage. Tule Lake potato
picker, today confessed the district
attorney's office announced, the
slaying of an unidentified transient
at Tule Lake on the evening of Oct
ober 13.
Candidates Carry Battle
To Indiana and Michigan
Above Is a previously unpublished
lilcture of .Mrs. Wallls or Meld
.Simpson, former Baltimore woman
who has been frequently Included
among the guests of King Edward
VIII of England, she is shown (rignu
with friends at a London dinner,
Mrs. Simpson today applied for a
divorce In London, from her husband
charging him with misconduct,-III
husband, Ernest Simpson, la shown
below In the costume he wore at.
masquerade party at Melton Mow
bray. England. The picture Is one
of the few ever taken of the British
broker. (A. P. Photos)-
$383,000 GIVEN G.O.P.
:t CHARGE
BASIS OF ACTION BY
By Frank H. King
LONDON, Oct. 15. (AP) Mrs.
Ernest (Wally) Slmpaon. following
the example of an American friend
who first introduced the former
Baltimore debutante to Ring Ed
ward's Intimate circle, charged her
husband with misconduct today In
divorce proceedings.
The suit based on the charges
which alone are grounds for divorce
in England has been set for hearing
at the Epswlch Assises opening Oct
ober 27.
Simpson himself announced the
suit after he and his dark-haired
wife, friend and traveling compan
ion of the British monarch, moved
out of their Bryanston court apartment.
Mrs. Simpson, the former Miss
Wall Is Warfleld of Baltimore, sent
her belongings to a new home In
Cumberland Terrace, less than a mile
(Continued on page Seven.)
SAYS SENATOR GUFFEY
NEW YORK, Oct, 15. (AP) Sen
ator Joseph P. Ouffey. chairman of
the Democratic senatorial campaign
committee, said today the Dupont
family and their business assoclatea
had contributed a total of 383.000
to the Republican national campaign
up to September 30.
Senator Ouffey said the list of
Dupont contributors was prepared by
him aftor "an extensive investigation
from all available records," made by
Investigators retained by him as
chairman of the senatorial campaign
committee,
"On the basis of my investigation,"
Ouffey ssld, "I feel safe In saying
the Dupont contributions to the
Republican campaign will total more
than three quarters of a million dol
lars bv election time."
At the head of the list of Dupont
contributors as given out by Ouffey
was Lemon t Dupont with a contri
bution of $106,000.
By the Astoria ted prcua
Governor Landon carried nls battle
against what he terms New Deal
'trtiuniW InfA Inrllirit'i farm
, j . T! . tM. MU President Roosevelt to ex Dial n wheth
lands today, while President Rooae- . .
velt headed for Dttroit to dr'.ve home
Colonel prank Knox. refrrlne In a
speech at Springfield, 111., to a recent
Democratic alliance with p-rmer-La-bo
rites In Minnesota, challenged
Glen Foster, secretary to U. S. Atty.
Carl Donaugh, sending a reporter Into
the lion's den rather than serving as
martyr hlnuelf In Interrupting
conference between hla chief and As
sistant V- S. Atty. Mason Dillard.
Ken Parrot, Conni Latham ani
.y Prtsbie. all tentacles of toe oil
octopus, casting weather orb at the
thermometer bv set if It were warm
enough to devour milkahakea. or
whether they should order hot chok
Ut ma lead.
his point that nis administration
pulled "the train of American bold
ness" out of the dlh.
In a rear-p'.atform pech at Ken
dulville, Ind., the Republican nomi
nee declared that "it la the farmers
and workers that eventually will play
Santa Claus to "the New Deal's pro
gram of recklew xlravaganoe.'
President Roosevelt moved into
Michigan after telling a Chicago au
dience last night mat he was fight
ing against "abuse"' of the "power of
concentrated wealth," not against pri
vate enterprise. ,. slid his adnVnla-
er he endorsee ;he Farmer-Labor
platform. Knox said thia piitform was
"pure Socialism." embracing auch pro
posals as government ownership of
mine and monopoly Industries
From Senator Joseph RoUnaon,
Democrat, of Arkansas, came an as
sertion that Alfred E. MiHth'n "walk"
will carry him on a lonely path "letd
Ing through a cemetery w.th over
hand ng cynreM boughs." Robinson
pra:aed Mr. Roosevelt in a speh at
Canton, O.
6neak!ng on the tame program with
Dr. P. E. Townsend at Dallas. Texas,
lart night. Representative William
Lemlf, Un-on party nominee en-
trat.on acted to save "economic dera j dorsed "any old iwe pension plan that
ocracy." I prone ea an honest Unnq."
24 PICTURE ACTORS
SUSPENDED BY GUILD
NEW TOnK, Oct. 15. (AP)
Twenty. four motion picture actors
and actresses, among them Lionel
Barrym". Rosalind Russell, Alice
Brady and Jack Oakle. were under
suspension from the actors equity
today for fsiiure to Join the Screen
Actors Oulld.
The Council of Equity, lesdlnit
theatrical protective orftsnlmtlon,
ordered the auspenslons. an an
nouncement aald. after the 34 ig
nored ft warning to adhere to an
sgrement between the equity and
the guild.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
SHIPMENTS INCREASE
PORTLAND. Oct. 18. f,7 A con
tinuation of an upward trmd In car
lot shipments of northwestern fruits
snd vegetables appeared this weelt
with the total movement placed a
4563 cars, a gsln of 2S3 ortt the pre
ceding weeK. Apples held first place
with a total ot 2.0B4 cars, followed by
potatoes with 1,377. and pears 727.
MRS. HOOVER AGAIN
HEADS GIRL SCOUTS
CINCINNATI. O.. Ort. IS. (API
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the for
mer president, waa re-elte;d presi
dent of the Olrl Scouts of America
today at the 22nd annual national
convention.
Mr. Benjamin Harrison, widow oi
President Harrison, was named an
honorary rtce-presldeot,
Wind blowing at 35 milea an htnfr
this morning toppled over the shelter
housing weather Instruments of the
Rofue river national forest service at
Dutchman's Peak lookout station on
the Siskiyou summit west cf Ashland.
The wind guage outside the shelter
also was blown over.
High wind velocities were confined
to the upper altitudes, there being
nothing unusual on the floor of the
valley, the weather bureau reported
A light frost occurred In the valley
last night, second of the year. No
crop damage waa reported, however.
It was exactly a month ago that the
first frost ooetirred. it waa much
heavier at that time and some dam
age was done to tomatoes.
Frosts are normal at this time of
year, the weather bureau said, but no
severo frost la expected until after a
rain. Maximum temperature yester
day waa 72; lowest this morning was
37.
The Rogue river national forest ser
vice warned today that fire hazards
are still great. It waa pointed out
that forest areas are still closed,
which means that campers must carry
ahovel, ax and bucket. Permits are
required for camp fires and no smok
ing la allowed while traveling, ex
cept in specified places, It waa emphasised.
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Doubling Of Biennium Esti
mates For State Depart
ments And Institutions
Brings Executive Protest.
SaLHM, Oct. 15. iff') Wlti. the
921,300,000 budgetary demands of
state departments and Institutions
for the next two yearsdouble the
amount appropriated for the current
biennium before him today Gover
nor Martin emphatically voiced his
displeasure and declared that Oregon
waa no Santa. Claus.
"Oregon must continue on a pay-
as-you-go paala without increasing
the tax burden on real property and
without resorting to bond Issues In
any form, t am revealing these fig
ures now before the election so the
legislators may know what they face
rather than wait to Inform them af
ter the assembly is In session," the
governor said.
Fui'lng Heudacihe
The total, he aald, was predicated
on existing legislation for social aid
expenditures which. If modified by
a reduction of the qualifications will
Increase the amount needed. "I will
reiterate my primary fiscal policy of
keeping the state on a pay-as-you-go
basis. If we don't Oregon will face
a headache within the next few years
and the tax load will rise to unheard
of levels.
"It la time that the people realise
thla and tako such steps as are nec
essary to preclude the slate of Ore
gon from becoming a Santa Claus."
The governor said tho stim In Us
entirety would not be approved by
Japan's Husbands
Do Hou sework
While Wives Idle
.TOKYO, Oct. 15. (AP) Wives
ruled homes In many part of
Japan today while their husbands
did the housework.
The celebration was an annual
ceremony during which Japanc
men recognise formally the duties
their wives roust perform on all
other days of the year.
At the town of Mamatsu, near
Kobe, the entlro population gath
ered In the town hall where hus
bands scrubbed floors, washed
dlahe. and did the family wash.
The wives, meanwhile, enjoyed
themselves eating end drinking
10,555 REGISTER
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(Continued on Page Three.)
GLAUDETTE COLBERT'S
SKULL HAS' FRACTURE
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. Oct. 1.;P)
Claudette Colbert. 1934'a first ladr or
the screen, la confined to her home
with a alight basal fracture of the
skull, her physician, Dr. Samuel
Illrshfleld. aald today.
The Injury, sustained In an auto
mobile accident In Hollywood about
two weeks aito, forced her temporsry
retirement from the picture, "Maid
of Salem."
Paramount studio attaches said to
day the brunette star, former acad
emy award winner, la expected to re
turn to work Monday. She attempt
ed to do thla shortly after the acci
dent, but collapsed.
ICC EYES TESTIMONY
WASHINGTON, Ot. IS. -TP The
record of the testimony on the appli
cation of O rant pass Ore., for per
mission to build end operate a rail
road between Oranta Pass and Cres
cent City, Calif., was aaslgneo to an
examiner for study by the nterstate
commerce commission.
On the examiner's report, expected
In about two weeks, the commission
will base Its final action.
Income Shares
Maryland Fund: Bid $10.17: atlud
II 07.
Quarterly Income: Bid II 1: aakefl
13.00.
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(Ry the Associated Prea)
New feara for peace spread through
Europe today.
Two blows one from Belgium, the
other from Russia left diplomats
perplexed over tho future course of
collective security. They were:
I. King Leopold of Belgium urged
his cabinet to return to strict Euro
pean neutrality. Hla advice waa In
terpreted as a step toward repudia
tion of Belgian defense treaties with
other powers and, possibly, of
duties under the League of Nations
covenant.
3. The Soviet government's re-
queat for an Immediate meeting, of
the committee to control European
non-intervention In the fipanlah chfl
war waa denied by Lord Plymouth,
the chairman. Moscow stood pat on
proposal that France, Britain, or
both, establlnh a virtual blockade of
Portugal to prevent shipment oi arms
to Spanish Insurgents. The demand
was renewed by Ambassador Ivan M.
Malaky In a call at the British for
elgn office.
FRENCH DISCOUNT RATE
WHITTLED THIRD TIME
PARIS, Oct. 15. (AP) -The Bank
of Prance reduced its dlcount rate
today from 2 to a per cent, the
third cAit since the tripartite mone
tary agreement announced on Sep
tember an.
The reductions were dealgned to
rttimulat business and Industry,
The rate on 30-day advances was
lowered from 3V4 to 3 per cent In a
move to free business from high In
terest coats.
Dliuippearft From Ship
SEATTLE, Wash,, Oct. IA. (AP)
Mrs. Gertrude Rogers, 88, of Portland
disappeared from the Canadian steam-
ahlp Marguerite while the vestel was
off Port Towneend last night on ite
way here from Vancouver. B. 0., com
pany official reported today.
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Check In 35 Out Of 36 Coun
ties Shows Republicans
Lost 4,700 Democrats
Gain In All Counties.
Jackson county registration for all
precinct outside of Medford and Ash
land totals 10,fi5S voters Republicans
S.5n5. Democrata 4,775, tnd mlacella
neoua 22ft oters.
Democrata lead In elgnt rural pre
clncta by narrow margins, for the
most part. They have a lead of one
In Trail, four In Wlmer, 11 In Roguo
River, alx In Orchard Home, 30 1n
Howard, three In Poota creek, five In
Brownaboro, 23 In Ptnehurst, 10 In
Butte Falls, and 7s In Clokl Hill. Oold
Hill also leads the county In mta
cellaneoua voters, with 10 'registered.
The hlghsat Republican margin Is
listed In North Jacksonville precinct
with a lesd of 00. The toglstratlon.
In tho majority ot the rural precinct
and cttlea, la close. '
Rogue River precinct with a regis,
tratlon of 613 for the November 3
election, Is the largest precinct In
the county, Gold Hill with a regis
tration of AOS, la second, and Central
Point la third with a total oi 685 vot-
cra for two preclncta.
Rogue River also showed tha great
est voter gain, with 183 new regis
tration. The precinct had 430 vot
era In the U33 presidential election.
Party registrations In Rogue River
are: Republican 289, D'mocratlo 200,
and 32 miscellaneous.
Sterling precinct shows a political
tie, with 45 each for tha two major
partlea, and no miscellaneous votera.
The registration for all preclncta,
outside of Medford and Ashland, la:
PORTLAND, Oct. 15 yp) Ore-
gon'a registration of voters for tha
November 3 presidential election sky
rocketed to an all-time high today
with 35 out of 38 countlea completing
their check of voting lists.
With only Grant county missing,
the total registration Republicans
and Democrata reached 532,834. with
Republicans listing 338,839 votera and
Democrats 245,005.
Tho total figure did not Include
registration for other parties, but
without this addition the 1038 fig
ure completely overshadowed' the 1032
record ot 486.148 and the 1034 marx
of 484.401.
The lncomplcto flguira revealed
that the Democrata had pteked up
more than 03.000 votera since 1834.
while the Republicans had lost about
4.700 at thla point, with the Qrantf
county figure still missing Grant,
In the past a Republican county.'
ahowed a registration of 2430 Repub
llcana and 863 Democrats fcr the 1034
election.
A recapitulation of the list showed
the Democrats registering a gain in
each of the 35 counties reported.
while the Republlcana madi gains In,
Counties In .which tho . Republican
registration fell' off from 1934 were
Benton, Clackamas, Crook, Gilliam,
Lane, Multnomah, Tillamook, thna
tllla. Union, Wheeler, Clataop.'Colum
bla. Cooa and Malheur,
Compared to the last presidential
year, 1032, the Republican registra
tion ahowed a loss of approximately
33.000 while the Democrat figure waa
up approximately 90,000.
Precinct
Antloeh
Applcgata
Barron
Bellvlew .....
Brownsboro
88
153
74
180
88
B. Falla 130
C. Pt, N
C. Pt.. S.
Climax
Derby
Cola'n (Dr)
Eagl Pt 100
Flounce Rck. 156
Foota Crk .
Oold Hill..
Griffin Crk
Hlllcrest .
Howard .
N. J'vllle
S. J'vllle .....
Lake Creek .
Mound
Orchard Home 308
Perrydale ....
Phoenix East
Phoenix West
Plnehurst ....
Rogue River
Roxy Anne....
Bame Valley
Sterling
Eaat Talent..
West Talent
Trail . 180
Union 87
watklna 86
Willow Springs 08
Wlmer - ISO
Reese Creek.. 80
Totals 6555
Rep, Dem.
'72
116
40
13.1
73
140
214
108
11
30
35
163
06
60
326
64
72
224
146
123
40
118
314
175
106
200
61
206
186
115
45
141
161
181
07
80
86
134
84
4775
228
360
18
51
31
72
351
102
75
104
336
163
100
120
361
180
245
30
285
216
77
45
304
331
Mlso.
1
4
13
5
1
1
3
4
4
10
3
1
5
3
6
3
0
8
10
' 3
3
7
33
6
S
4
11
6
6
8
t
11
3
225
() Democratic reglstrstion
Total
181
278
132
321
141
274-
455
432
90
00
67
363 166
146
696'
168
148
423
383
381
142
263
430
446
287
457
107
813
407
106
00
240
303
325
180
103
184
276
176
10.663
leada.
ciuuoPEE. Mass., Oct. 15. P
Vlncenty Smdlcaynskl, 80. widely
known In Polish-American affalra,
died today.
Recovery Spurs Gigantic
Steel Expansion Program
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15. (UP) Mount
ing Interest In the coming presiden
tial election evidenced oy unprece
dented registration totals Ihrougho'-f
the nation may Increase by upwards
to 10 percent the 1033 record vote
when more than 30,000 000 persons
wont to tho polla, a United Press sur
vey Indicated today,
Reglatrntlon Increases ranged from
5xto 15 percent In key centers with
only scattered reports of slight de
creases. Political leadera, generally, were re
luctant to explain or amtlyze the In
crease, it was Indicated that It prob
ably waa due to the Intensity of the
presidential campaign plus numer
ous local factional fights.
The greatest registration increases
were recorded along the eastern sea
board. New York Cltv's registration
of 3 ,809,133 exec coed by 560.310 the
133 total.
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GOES ON TRIAL
Charles Pennine ton went on trial
before Jude James Aler Fee In fed
eral court thla afternoon on a charge
of trespass, on a national forest.
Mr. Pennington la abused ot fenc
ing and farming a'HMit eight acrea of
the Rogue rivet national forest land
adjoining his ranch .n the Bjtte Fall
district and refusing to vacate the
premises.
It la the first case of Ita k'nd tried
here In recent years.
Jurors called for thla session of
court were excused this afternoon by
Judge Pee until December 1 when It
wsa Indicated the tederal court would
convene here again. The present ses
sion was scheduled to end thla af
ternoon. PORTLAND, Oct. 15. (P) The
theory that Jews vote as a mass drew
a sharp reply from Assemblyman Jet
ferson E. Teyaei, San Francisco, presi
dent of the district grand lodge of
B'nal B'rlth, In an address here.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. In. IP:
Coupled with a statement by It
chairman that "happily the tide ha
turned the rhythm of recovery has
been established," the UUted States
Steel corporation announced today an
expansion program estimated at 29.
000.000 in the Birmingham district.
The announcement of the building
program, which will add several new
ptanta Including a tin mill and pro
vide employment for 3.500 when com
pleted, waa announced by William A
Irvln, president of the ateel corpora
tion, at a luncheon meeting of in
dustrialists and business men.
In one of hla Infrequent atatement
on business condition, Myron O. Tay
lor, chairman of U. 8. Steel, pointed
toward recovery Indications and said:
'We believe that we read these
algns aright at thla time and that
the revival which we have seen and
are witnessing In Its earMer stages
Is the beginning of a progressive re
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Politics On Radio
(Time Is Raatern Standard)
Tonight (Thursday): Republican!
CBS. W. Hard comment period: NBO
0:30, Col, Frank Knox from St.
Loula.
Democratic WOn. WSYR, WABY,
WOR, WIBXt WNBF. WMBO. WOOL.
0:30, Oov. H. H. Lehman.
Jetferaonlan Democrata: WJZ-NBO
8:30. Balnbrtdge Colby (repeat to
Mountain and Pacific coast at 11).
Friday: Republican WSAF-NBO
4:90 p. m Landon Radio oluba,