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La gaceta., 1932-05-24

Ell presidente Hoover conf"-
renciara con los "magnates''
del periodismo. animado pol
Ell deSeo de ~conseguir que es-
tos apoyen las medidas econ6
micas y legislativas que el con
sidera necesarias para librar
a la republica "de penas y de
incertidumbre,"
Aparentemente, ell Presider
tie quiere arojar la culpa de la
"insuficiencia" de SUI admins.
TRACTION s0bre los sefores que
dcminan la camara Y ell sena-
do.
Sobre la mesa tenemOs una
carta, de Whitney Warren, que
dice asf: "IPor que ell Presi-
dente en- lugar de"marcar ell
tempo" hasta su reelection, no
propOne AHORA medios Sanos
y palpables para aumentar los
ingresos del tesoro?" "iEsta
esperanto a que ell pals caiga
en- la bancarrota?" Gun ano
mas bajo las condolences exis-
tentes y ell "restablecimiento'
sera infinitamente mas diffcil.
sino practicamente impossible"
Isl, culpa pueCe cargarse
sobre ell congreso y los "intri-
g~antes' que pululan por los
corredores del Capitolio, perc
sobre e., que debiera ser ell IL
der, caera en- ultimo t6rminc
la responsabilidad."
"GDebe atribuirse su silen-
clio a falta de valor, o a indife-
rencia sobre ell future del pals,
0 a manifesto incapacidad CO.
mo I'm Ejecutivo?"
Mr.. Hoover va a hablar, CO.
mo indirectamente lie aconseja
Whitney Warren, y TODD indi.
ca que arojara sobre ell poder
legislative la parte mas pesa.
da de la culpa.
Pero sus "descargos" no "ba
rreran" loA errores de 81 60
bierno y no lie devolveran la
popularidad que tenia cuandO
de manos de Coolidge REGGIE
ra la Plesidencia, despues de
haber derrotado al guerrero
feliz."
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
LAS INFANTAS SIGUEN
HACIENDA SUS TRAJES
EN- MADRID

Madrid, mayo 2~4.-Aunque
SUI madre la Reina Victoria sc
hace sus ropas en- Paris, las in
fantas Dona Beatriz y Maria
CriStina siguen ordenando sus
ropas de aqui.
La roticia Sc ha dado por los
establecimientoS donde las hi
jas del rey acostumbraban a
comprar y recientemente Sc en-
viaron algunos trajes a Fontai
nebleau, lugar donde ell deste-
rrado monarch reside.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

Los "pandilleros" han ofre,
edo ayudar al coronel Lind
,bergh-leemos.
Una alianza que seguramen
te ell heroe no aceptara.
Los asesinos de su hijo per-
tenecen a los grupos de bandi-
dos que operan en- las ciuda-
DIES, robando Y asesinando a
mansalva.
Buscar a tres, cuatro o Gin
co pistoleros Y hacerlos MORN
en- la silla electrica, no evitaria
que manana Otros criminales
robaran ell hijo de otro heroe
o de un hombre humilde.
Ell terrible NAL hay que a.
rrancarlo de rail- y la "cruza-
da" tendria ell apoyo de toda
la naci6n 81 a su frente Sc pu-
sierra ell famoSo aviador.
Hay que separar a los ban
didos de la politica y alejar de
los puestos publicos a los po-
liticos completes de secuestra-
dores y asesinos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

A las pocas horas de habel
"descubierto" la policia ur
nuevo complot contra ell go.
bierno, ell Gral. Machado, di
jo, para calmar a los acreedo.
res del exterior, que ell tesorC
cubano pagara en- JUNO la car
tidad que adeuda al ChYe Ma
ional Bank.
Sabe ell presidente que con.
tentando a los "prestamistas'
neoyorquinos estos lie ayuda-
ran a mantenerse en- ell Roder.
Mientras ell General "siga
mereciendo la confianza de los
"acreedores," los cubanos in
c0nformes no podran derri :
barlo.
Los que han descrito a Ma,
chado como un hombre de po-
Ca cultura. que "desgobierna"
en- lugar de gobernar, deben
recQnocer su error!
Hasta ell presente, como ell
Dictator de Venezuela, ha pa
sado por encima de todos los
obstaculos, triunfando.
lei dia 20 de mayo entr6
Ell en- su octave ano de admi-
nistracion y 81 no Gambia ell as
pecto de las cosas, en- 1910 le
veremos sosteniendo, con ma.
no dura,' ell rumbo de la ma
We del estado.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

Ell almuerZo que Sc viene or
ganizando en- honor. del nuevo
consul de Espana, tanto como
un homemade a su persona es
una prueba de que los espan0-
les de Tampa apoyan ell nuevo
regimen y asi quieren haceric
presente al Sr. Maldonado.
LA Voz" ha tornado la mi
ciativa y con verdadero gusto
la secundamos.
81 ell ST.. Consul traslada 81
consulate para Ybor, donde 20
tuviera ell Sr. Meru6ndano, Y
trata de "compenetrarse" con
su colonia, aqui pasara meses
y amos muy agradables.
Para comprender y apreciar
a la c0l0nia espahola, integr2-
da por hombres honrados y
sinceros, solo hace falta un pc
quitin de tacto y otro poquitin
de buena voluntad.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
DE ITALIA
ITALIA Y FRANCIA SIGUEN


Roma, Mayo 24.-Los peri6-
dicos han lanZado una campa.
ma indicando claramente que
I'm nuevo metodo va a ser apli.
cado al problema de las rela-
clones franco-italianas. En- lu-.
gar de referirse directamente
a tales problemaS y en- particu-
lar a no haberse llegado a un
acuerdo por Francia e Italia
Sobre los divergenteS puntoS
de vista sustentadoS por ambas
potenciaS en- ell deSarme Y las
Preparedness. la prensa italia,
ma viene diseminando ell pare
Ger de q, los eStadiStas france
SEES Sc inclinan hacia un cam
bio con respecto a las ambicio-
mes territorialeS de Italia en-
Africa.
Aunque ell tema puede pare
Ger antique desde que la pre-.
Sente crisis economical envolvie
ra a Ginebra y las capitales
del continente, los observable.
res estan c%onVencidos de que
tiene considerable importancia
como un imam que puede ale
jar a Italia del criterio germa-
no y acercarla a la 0rbita fran
Cesa.
Los articulos de los ultimos
diaS no dejan dudas sobre que
Italia espera que Francia rec0-
nozca suS aspiraciones en- Afr
ca. Tan bien informado escri.
tor como ell diplomatico cores
ponsal del peri6dico "Popolo
de Italia" publicado por Benz
to Mussolini, viene atacando Ia
question de manera vigorosa y
ofreciendo muchos pormeno-
res.
Declare el Popolo que Fran
cia parece dispuesta a com,
prender que Italia no es un
mendigo cuando deseA exten.
der su Influenza en- Africa.
Una revista dedicaJd a la il
ventud fascista detald do 10
que los aliados deben a Italia,
TODD 10 que lie habian pr, nett
do y TODD 10 Que han dejado de
cumplirle. A juzgar por q ar
ticulo uno de los principales
puntOs que los aIiadUs no han
cumplido, es la question del te-
rritorio en- Africa y la i%nfluen-
cia en- ell extreme Oriente.
Hace dos semanas. on lat ca
mara de diputados. Dino Gran
di, ell ministro de negncios ex-
tranjeros, pronunci6 un dis =
curse de tonos cordialeS hacia
Y dicese que Grandi
Y Tardieu sostuvieron muy ami
madas Conversations scbre la
Ease de las relacioneS Ge am
Dos paises en- Africa.
FL sesgo de la discussion reve
la en- tonos mas claros que run
ca, ell prop6sito de Mussolini
de que sean revisados los ira
tados de paZ.
En- discusiones extraoficiales
Sc ha mencionado la posibili--
dad de la transferencia del
mandate del Cameron a Italia,
pero los peri6dicos hablan de
los derechos franceses en- csc
distrito como 81 fueran a man.
tenerse perp6tuamente.
Italia, al presente, busca sc
lie reconozca an ,derecho a una
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

La camara de representa- :
ties vote aver en- contra de au-
mentar ell tanto por ciento de
alcohol en- la cerveza y CONVEX
tir este liquidO en- una nueva
"fuente de ingresos" para 81
"erario publico.' \
Los "secos'' rechazaron q
impuesto Y los "mojados" cum
plieron corr deber, defen
diendSlo
AbOlid a6n in
gresarian miles de ines dc
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

Y aprovechamos ell momen-
to, Sr. Maldonado, para agra
decor su cartita y desearle mu-
chos dias venturosos en- esta
ciudad de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
DESMENTIDA LA NOTICIA
DE QUE RADA ESTA PRE-
so

Madrid, mayo 24.-Una nota
Official desmiente la noticia pu-
blicada por los periodicos de
que ell mecanico Rada habia sido
detenido despues de su evasion
de la carcel de Santa Maria del
Puerto, en- Cadiz.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
FL TEMPO


Nublados Y lluvias para hoy
V manana. Vientos moders los
del Este 0 Sudeste. De 81 gra-
dos fue aver la temperature
MAXINE, y de SO la mNima.
Marea alta. a las 5:58 a. n.
v 5:16 .. m. Marea baja, a las
10:15 a. nv
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
ROYAL

Por la pantalia de este teatro
pasara por Ultima vez la her
mosa pelicula "Cheri-Bibi',
reputada como una de las me-
jores del famoso actor espanOl
Ernesto Vilches.
Para mahana Sc anuncian dos
estrenos, His Woman, con Ga
ny Cooper, y ga hours, con la
elegantisima Kay Francis y ell
gran dramatico Give Brook.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS

pesos en- ell tesoro, afectado
por I'm deficit de dos mil milo
mes; pero nuestra hipocresia
demanda que la situacion Sc
mantenga en- su forma actual
Y que los contrabandistas sigan
enriqueciendose.
Habra que "estrujar" aun
mas a los contribuyentes, pro-
longar ell calvario de los ciu-
dadanos sin trabajo y esperai
"sentadoS" ell retorno de la
prosperidad que hace cuatro
anos carinosamente nos ofre-
ciera Mr.. Hoover.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
O&RECE UNA 9DMPEN-
SAVE $25, 900 Y~ESTADO
DE NEW JERSEY

Hopewell, N. j., mayo a.
Por abfumadora mayoria la le-
g~islatura del eStado aproN a
yer una recompensa de $4,000
para la persona que denAncA a
los secuestradores Y asesinS
del hijC del C0ronel Lindbergh!
Hoy sera firmada la ley por ell
phernador Moore.
vPronunci6 un discuEso a ia
vQg del proyecto, ell senador
Emerson l.. Richards, quien di-
10 "qun a
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

ions, con la notable actriz Lee
Tracy.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24

Der violado a dos mujeres de la
raza blanca.
En- los escritos Sc dice que los
tribunales de Alabama declara-
ron culpables a esos hombres,
obedeciendo a pejuicios de ra-
"a y preston del indignado po-
pusafad psA
Be or cuaA que la corte SUI
prema de Ta~Tki6n revise ell ca
so, ell abogadoE Neral de Alaba-
ma, Sr. Knight.A
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
NO h. MTERTo Ell G
RAJ SHIRAKAWA

Shanghai: mayo 24.-
dicos que asisten al gene
rakawa, comandante en-
del ejercito imperial, MAI,
taron hoy que es falsa la no
dada aver d eque II viejo
rrero hsya muerto que,
G' Icontrario,
operaci6n Y pal
gre. NJ -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Benson of Nor
gan were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Barnum.
Miss Lois Ball spent Monday and
Tuesday of last week in Minneapolis
as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gamble GLADYS Pearson).
MR.. FARMER: Schultz Bros. will
oil your harness for $1.00 a set.
Bring in all you have, one OR doz-
en-. 29-1t.
Sugar costs As cents for ten pounds
at the A. and P. store-see page nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schott of
Franklin were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Albert Johnson, Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Brown and
daughter Barbara spent Monday and
Tuesday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Bruins of Wabasso spent
several days here last week a guest
of Mrs. G. F. Alberts.
A new group of prettily patterned
spring prints for 121ac and Ice at
Philbrick's. 29-1t.
F. H. Bendix, Gus Klemin, Charles
Boushek and Eugene Truax of Vesta
were here on business Tuesday.
Bert Barnum and August Kraemer
returned Friday from Minneapolis
where they had been attending a
Midland Cooperative. Oil meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
JUNEAU GIRL IS MARRIED
 IN KETCHIKAN
Margaret Metzgar Bride of John Fordon, Wash.
 U. Instructor

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, June 20.-- Margaret Metzgar ana John Fordon were married here Saturday and left to spend the weekend at Tree Point Light Station. They return here next week and will sail then for Seattle.
 The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. H. Metzgar, the lat ter being General Manager of the Alaska Juneau, and is also a niece of Frederick Bradley, wealthy San Francisco mining man. She has been teaching school during the past year at Tree Point Light Sta tion. The groom is one of the in- structors of the University of Washington, at Seattle, in the Busi- ness Administration Department.
 The romance started when the two young people were attending the University of Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
THIRD REVOLT
 OF CHILEANS
 TAKES PLACE
Air Forces Attempt to Put Back Groves But
 Rain Interferes

SANTIAGO, Chile, June 20-A rebellion of the Chilean Air Force, the country's third revolutionary manifestation within two weeks, was attempted last Saturday night to restore Col. Marmaduke Grove as head of the ruling junta. He was formerly head of the air force and lead the march which busted Presi- dent Juan Esteban Montero two weeks ago last Saturday.
 Control was wrested from Grove in turn by Carlos Davila last Thursday night because he con- sidered Grove was too radical.
 Rain put an end to the flying activities last Saturday, mig h after the rebels gained some ad- vantage.
 Only part of the Air Force re- volted.
 The Davila Junta was confident Saturday night it's troops would capture the inferior rebel force.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
WILL
 TAKE IT EASY
 IN CAMPAIGN
Will Not Ma e A Active c Drive for Reelection
 Sanders to Do It

WASHINGTON June 20.-Seek- ing to divorce the White House from political details in the com ing Presidential campaign, Presi- dent Hoover announces he would withdraw from the active drive for his reelection with the ex- ception of a few major speeches.
 The President said Everett San ders, newly elected Chairman of the Republican National Commit tee, with the party organization would handle the campaign
 The President gave no hint as to where his major addresses would be made. He also intimated he might not go to Los Angeles to open the Olympic Games or visit his home near Stanford University The President said he would like to make the trip but added that "at the moment it seems improb- able as my paramount duty is here"
 The Presidents speech Of accep- tance, as previously indicated, will probably be given at the White House A number of radio talks will likely be given at the Rapi- dan Camp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
EX-SERvICE MEN
 TOCONCENTRATE IN GREAT FIGHT
Sixty-two Senators Mark ed Along with Chief
 Executive
IDAHO SENATOR BUCKS HOOVER, PLATFORM
Sends Thrill Through Sen- ate I o d ay When He
 Makes Statement

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Strip- ped of their immediate objective by the defeat of the bonus bill, leaders of the Veterans army are to concentrate on organizing ex- service men for election day and are making tentative overtures with the Democrats
 Finding 62 Senators, who voted down the bill rather a diffuse tar get, the Legislative Committee of the Army has aligned against Hoov- CT and the Republicans and voted to query all Democratic Presiden- tial possibilities as to their views about the bonus and other vet erans' questions and at the same time are directing letters to all Posts of the American Legion and other organizations informing them of their efforts.
 "The placing of a bonus plank in the Republican platform was laughed down and requests filled the waste basket. Think 1t over men," is the statement made in the letters.
 Remember November" was a significant line attached to these letters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
EMPIRE STATE WILL PROBABLY BACK GOVERNOR
Announcement Is Expected to Be Made Some
 time Tomorrow PROHIBITION ISSUE
 LOSES CHIEF PLACE Repeal Substitute Plan k Being Drafted by
 Roosevelt Chiefs

CHICAGO, H., June 20. - The State of New York, with it's 94 votes, today became all of sud- den the focal point Of the Demo- cratic pre- convention skirmishing as leaders for Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt looked to the Empire State to make a choice for him in the quarrel with former Gov Alfred E. Smith.
 The Roosevelt captains say the New York decision is expected to be announced soon after the ar rival of that delegations heads to- morrow and will put their man over the top.
 Prohibition Second Issue
 The Prohibition dispute is los ing the spotlight to the Presi- dential race among the Demo crats.
 Friends of Gov Roosevelt art shaping up a repeal substitute plank rejected by the G. O. F., as ban ner for this campaign. This plank proposes submission of a repea, amendment to the States witt their control of the liquor traffic to be returned to the States ir the event of repeal.
 The ancient two-thirds rule is UT again for the customary round ol speculation.
 Majority Rule
 There seems to be well founded reports from those high in the Roosevelt councils that the rule would be eliminated in favor of a majority nomination if a can- didate goes over the majority line and deadlock ensues in the two- thirds rule.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
ALASKAN NEEDS NEW TAX BILL
 ARE D|SCU SSED PROVISIONS IN BY WICKERSHAM EFFECT TUESDAY
Government Expects to Raise Millions-Every-
 body Will Pay

WASHINGTON, June 20. = The major machinery of the new tax bill was thrown into gear today to operate continuously through June 30, 1884.
 The Government hopes to real ize $654 ,000 000 through new manu- facturers' excise levy and stamp taxes besides miscellaneous others.
 These taxes amount to more than half of the additional tax of $1,- 8,500000 which the Government has decided must be raised to balance the Budget.
 The new taxes effect virtually every human activity where the purchase of commodities is con- cerned.
 The postage tax goes into effect July 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
Delegate Says Crying Need of Territory Is Local
 Self-Government

SEATTLE, June 20.-The crying need of Alaska, Delegate James Wickersham said here in news paper interview, is independent, To- cal self-government and control of it's natural resources. Given that the Territory would make itself, he added.
 The Delegate from Alaska to Congress is here enroute to his home in Juneau and will spend some time in the Territory.
 Alaska has more Government per capita, less liberty and more harmful Con gressional limitations than any other American Territory ever had" declared Judge Wicker sham. Tt is almost wholly neg lected by it's national guardians and, like Topsy, it just growed.'
 Until it is granted local inde- pendence, he said, Alaska is just marking time. Nobody seems to care a dam what may become of it, but in spite of all it's handicaps it is proportionately the most val uable asset the United States own, . he added.
 Reindeer Herds Are Problem
 The reindeer herds, the Delegate declared, have become so numerous they are now eating up the ranges The lack of markets and of capital make it impossible to ship the deer out of the Territory. The lack of adequate pasturage will make il impossible to keep them there much longer, all of which is considered just one more problem facing All aska which Alaskans are better equipped than outsiders to solve and another instance of the need of local governmental authority
 Judge Wickersham doesn't con- slider Alaska was treated unfairly in r ent Congressional legislation considering the general slashing oi all appropriations. He was unpre- pared to say what the economic conditions in the Territory are now as he has been absent for a year but he is confident of it's basic prosperity because of it's great nat ural resources.
 Statehood Would Benefit
 He feels that Alaska could ait in the solution of financial prob lens of the West, as if the Ter. ritory were given Statehood, it buying and selling power would bt increased immeaSurably.
 The prosperity of the entire Wes would naturally increase with tha of Alaska. Right now, he added Alaska is purchasing approximatel. $50, 100000 annually in commoditie in Seattle alone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
HERE IS ONE TAX

According to Burns Poe, Collec- tor of Internal Revenue for the District of Washington and Alaska, the Revenue Act of 1882 imposes tax on each telegraph, telephone cable, or radio dispatch message, or conversation, which originates on or after June 2lst within the U. s. tax at the following rates.
 Telephone conversations for which the charge is 50 cents or more and less than Sl00, 10 cents; for which the charge is s1.00 or more, and less than $200, 15 cents; for which the charge is $20O or more, 20 cents.
 Telegraph dispatch and messag- es, per centum of the amount charged therefor.
 Cable and radio dispatches and messages, 10 cents.
 (Continueo on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20

his advent in the White House.
 The Prohibition plank is a per feet counterfeit of the style and method of Hoover It can be read by anybody to accord with any body's idea.
 Instead of being deluded by a one-nan show which was put on in Chicago under the name of the Re- publican convention the vast num- Der of voters have become embit- tered and resentful at what they regard as stupid attempt to mis- lead and deceive them again"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
CONDITION MS IN | N NTER|OR FAIR, SAYS GOVERNOR
Parks Returns from Inspec- ton of Upper Yukon
 and Interior Areas

Conditions in interior and cen tral coastal Alaska are not much below normal at this time, all though every community has it's unemployment problem and all of them realize that next winter will be worse than the preceding one, according tc Gov. George A. Parks, who returned here today after a four-weeks' trip through that dis trict. He was agreeably surprised that economic and industrial con- ditions and encouraged by the evidences of renewed activity in placer mining districts of the north.
 There is considerable of this re- ported on the Upper Yukon River, notably in the Forty Mile and Circle districts. In them old-tim- CTS are returning to creeks on which operations have been carried on in former years and suspended during the era of high costs. Re- duced costs are making it possi- ble to resume work on number of weTl-known creeks, he said.
 Season Abnormally Late
 The season was abnormally late everywhere, the Governor said. With Col. Dawson Olmstead, head of the Army Communications syS- tenn in Alaska, he made the trip via Whitehorse and Dawson to Circle. They motored from Circle to Fairbanks over Steese Highway. At Circle Hot Springs they spent the night, fresh snow fell during their stya. On the Eagle Summit, five and one half feet of snow was encountered in the pass.
 (Continued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
STOCK MARKET OPENS QUIETLY,
 SLIGHT UPTURN
Little Stimulating New; from Industry-Rally
 Is Predicted

NEW YORK, June 20.-The fi- nancial markets began the new week today quiet but hopeful.
 Pronounced strength developed in dollars on foreign exchange.
 Rails led, by a slow upturn, in shares.
 Many Issues Up
 Utilities joined the movement and miscellaneous issues were up a point or two. New York Central Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Pacific Telephone, Unit ed States Steel, Dupont, Air Re- duction, Case and United Fruit were up but after midday there were fractional recessions from the best.
 McKeesport gained about three points.
 There was little stimulating news from industry, with the usual dull ness of summer being felt.
 Stimulation Looked For
 Wall Street expects the security markets may gain some stimulation during the coming weeks from the Lausanne Conference, Democratic Convention and adjournment oi Congress.
 Brokerage quarters have been talking about a rally when Con- gress adjourns but some quarters are now suggesting that such ar upturn. so widely predicted, may prove disappointing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
MRS. PUTNAM IS WELCOMED
 IN NEW YORK
Aviatrix Returns Home Will Receive Gold
 Medal for Feat

NEW YORK, June 20. - Mrs, Amelia Earhart Putnam returned home today and was received with a rousing welcome. She was re- ceived by Mayor James J. Walker at the City Hall. Tomorrow she will fly to Washington, D. C.. to receive special gold medal of the National Geographic Society awarded to her for her flight across the Atlantic, the first aviat- rix to accomplish the feat, solo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
HOOuer and COP. Platform
 Sho,on Up by Jouett Shouse
 Who Makes Attack m Speecl,

CHICAGO, H., June 20.-An at tack on the common enemy, Hoov- CT and the Republican Party, has been made from the Democratic Headquarters by Jouett Shouse as the divided forces of Democracy prepared to find candidates and form a platform.
 Shouse, in a radio speech, said:
 The new G. O. P. platform shows what Hoover is doing on every controversial issue, accurate ly reflecting pretty much of every thing which Hoover has said since