davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Million jake nahradu.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
zaloba ma 100000 z vydel-
XII male Shirley Temple, Diet
ske hvezdicky z filmG, Dude
podana prot nj a jejlm rodl-
Cum Jackem Haysem, jejlm
"objevitelem", ktery produko-
val jejf prvn1 obrazky v jedno-
kolych predstaven1ch.
zaloba sc tyce kontraktu,
ktery s Haysem podepsali ro-
dice male herecky, kterym mu
jejf manazerstv1 bylo prodano
ma pet let. Kontrakt, Hays u
vadi v zalobe, byl podvodne
prodan zpet Georgi Templeo-
vi, otci dftete, "a $25 kdyz
Hays Sc dostal do 1padku pred
nekolika roxy. Hays pozadu-
je z1ctovanf vydelkG d1vky,
navraceni kontraktu, a obvy-
kle komisne patriot manaze-
row.
Smlouva byla podepsana asi
pred peti Lefty, a byla platna ma
takovou dobu. Zalobu bylo nut
no podati, nez kontrakt vypr-
Sci. zalobce dale prav1, re v
dobe kdy receiver kontrakt
prodal, re mel vets1 cenu nez
$25, a Re jiz tehdy jeho hod-
nota byla nekolik set tis1c do
larG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Podvody stale jsou.

V Cedar Radips, Ia, obje-
ven podvod, jehoz obeti Sc stall
jeden mfstn1 obcan, jenz byl
podvodnym chytrakem pripra-
ven o $1410. Byl navst1ven
agentem, ktery mu pomoci pa
delanych listin dokazal, re fir
ma Rayon Industries, ktera by
la v rukou receivera, da mu
prflezitost, ABLY akcie, jichz jest
majitelem, mohl zpeneziti. Use
pry jest move organizovano a
NIUE pry dostati "a kazdy
podfl $50. Ponevadz ma vsak
firma take nejake ohledy k
tenn, kteri byly jej1mi akciona-
Fl pred katastrofou, NIUE pry
mu pod1ly opatriti "a pouhych
SIS kus.
Obcan souhlasil S timto pla-
mem. Vyplatil podvodn1ku v
hotovosti $1410. Bylo ujedna-
no, re tento mu jeste tentyz
den, nebo nejdele pristfho ra-
ma doda sto podilG, "a ktere
mu jeste Dude vyplacena zvla-
stnf odmena 500. Agent zane
chal MI potvrzenf prijatych
pence, ma nemz Sc podepsal co
carl Hubert. DIE ujednane-
no planu, byl by omen obcas
mohl prodati SO pod1lG s els
tym vytezkem $50 ma kazdem,
a takto znovu zfskati kapital
do podniku kdysi vlozeny. o
vynos druhych podflG byl ocho
ten rozdeliti Sc ma polovinu S
agentem, co odmenu "a jeho
"nezistne" sluzby. Tim by Sc
podvodniku dostalo $3.50.
Obcan rekal nekolik dnG ma
novou ~navstevu agentovu, ale
pax Sc mu celia zalezitost pre-
stala lfbiti a pojav podezrenl,
uvedomil policii. Ia zjistila,
re jmenovana firma, Rayon In
dustries, nen1 dosud znovu zor-
ganizovana a nema tud1z pra-
va nejake podfly prodavati. A
take re toho necin1, protoze by
to bylo protizakonne. Byl te-
dy carl Hubert" nejaky pro-
hnany podvodnik, tez1cf z d1-
verivosti lidske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
v jednom a temze hotelu.

V Lincoln, Nebraska, obyva-
tele, mali radost z faktu, re re-
publikanske a demokraticke
statnf vybory, mali sve hlavn1
stanky v jednom a temze no
telu.
- Gubernatorske a senatn1
kampane We statu Minnesota
z1zeny byly ma dive strany je-
nom, pc nikdy pred tim neu-
davsfm Sc odstoupenf demokra
tickych kandidat1 pro teze u
rady We prospech strany Far
maTsko-D elnicke a spojenf O.
bou ku seTadeni sill svJch pro
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

V Trenton, N. j., J. Fred
Bellois, podal zalobu o rozvod.
Uvadi, re hlavn1 pot1zf s jeho
manzelkou je, re chova 60 ko-
eek. Rocky zacala kupovati a
odchovavati roku 1927. Pro
Rocky zanedbavala jeho. Kdyz
Sc vratil vecer domG, musil &C.
kati ma jidlo, dokud sc nena-
zraly vsechny Rocky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
PrirHstek " rodine.

V Big Springs, Texas, far
mar w. S. Shaw Sc stall otcem
trojcat. Jsou to vesmes hosi.
Byli pojmenovani pc presiden-
tow Spoj. StatG: Franklin,
DelanO a Roosevelt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Finove pro smlouvu Sc Spoj.
Staty.

President Finska, Petr Swim
hufud, schvalil finsko-americ-
kou obchodnf 1mluvu, vstupu-
jfcf v platnost 2. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
znovuzvolen1 presidenta Roose

VO1Cd.
V New Yorku demokra-
ticky narodn1 pTedseda, Far
ley, ku akci teto poznamenal,
re toto spojenf pTispeje ku Vi
tezstv1 p~residenta Roosevelta a
kandidata -Delnic-
Ike strany.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Huge German Dirigible
Arrives and Departs

II INDENBURG, the immense dirigi-
IL BILE, carrying .107 persons, mail and
freight, made the fight from Fried,
richshafen to Lakehurst, N. j., in 81
hours and 81 minutes and was well
coined by thousands Of Americans, in
Guiding r. Walton Moore Of the State
department who brought the greetings
and congratulations of President Roose-
welt. Three days later the airship
started back to her new base at Frank
furt-on-Main. The dirigible was in the
command of Capt. Ernst Lehman, but
he received far less attention here than
did DR.. Hugo Eckener, the veteran skip
per of Zeppelins. Eckener, in bad with
the Nazis at home, was permitted to be
aboard the ship as an adviser" He
and Captain Lehman went to Wash
ington together, while the ship was be-
ing groomed for the return flight, to
call on President Roosevelt and other
officials and return their greetings.
The four Mercedes-Benz Diesel mo-
tors of the Hindenburg, consumed
about 10000 gallons OF fuel Oil on the
trip from Germany but at no time were
opened to full power.
They can develop 1000 horse power,
at 1850 revolutions per minute, but
once the great ship levelled off over
Lake Constance and pointed for the
Rhine valley the throttles were set at
1850 revolutions, to deliver 800 horse
power each and were not touched there
after during the voyage.
The Hindenburg is to make ten COM
mercial transatlantic trips this sum-
mer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Word "Eugenics" Becomes
Part of Other Languages

The word eugenics is one of the
scientific additions to the English Ian
guage, and has passed from the Eng
lish into the other languages. Sir
Francis Gallon, English anthropolOgist,
and cousin of Charles Darwin, coined
the word in 1885, from a Greek word
meaning well born" He defined the
word as follows: "Eugenics is the
study of the agencies under social con-
troll which may improve or impair the
racial qualities of future generations"
Modern man and woman are the
product of two factors: hereditary or
racial qualities from line of an
cestors that extends back beyond his
torical record, and the environment in
which each being reaches maturity.
According to the Encyclopedia
Britannica, 1.-THE word eugenics is
used to cover any proposals or plans
for the Improvement of the racial quail
tiles of human beings. Therefore.
eugenic proposals aim at social i'm
provements. They differ fundamental
ly from other projects having the
same object in that they are con-
cerned with the improvement of the
human material and not of The sur
roundines. But they are not aiterna-
tive to these projects"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

device converts liquid fuel into
vapor gas-then mixes it with
fresh, live air so that the fuel, when
it reaches the burner, is actually
about $3.50 air and 400 vapor gas.
This remarkable invention has ef-
fected fuel-saving economies which,
combined with the heating eff
cheney of the Coleman patented
Band-A-Blu Burners, makes the
new Coleman Safety Range cheaper
to use than wood, coal or kerosene.
Housewives everywhere express
appreciation for the convenience,
safety, economy and beauty of a
stove which provides cooking
equalling that of the finest city gas
range.
Readers Of this paper wishing
full information about these Won
derful Coleman Ranges will receive
beautifully illustrated literature
and a valuable stove check chart
by addressing a postcard to Mr.. W.
c. Coleman. Dept. WU-237. Wichita,
Kansas.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Ickes-Hopkins Feud
Moves to Senate

CECRETARY ICKES' supporters
- were easily defeated by the Harry
Hopkins forces in the house fight as to
whether the Public Works administra-
ton should share in the handling of
next years relief funds. But it was
understood the feud would be revived
in the senate under the leadership
of Senator Hayden of Arizona, Demo-
crat and a member of the appropria-
tons committee.
The house majority voted according
to the wishes OF the administration on
the relief bill, which is 1864, 229, 712
measure carrying S1,425,0 100000 to
finance the Works Progress admins
tration after July 1.
In addition to the relief appropria-
ton, the bill carries S45S, 1881 $50 for
the social security program, $50 900, 600
for the Tennessee Valley Authority,
100000 for continuing the commune
cations commissions telephone inquiry,
and various new and deficiency amounts
for other agencies.
The most important amendment per-
mitted to be added to the bin by
the house leaders was one submitted
by Representative William P. Connery
providing that the prevailing wage in
communities be paid to WPA workers
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Senators Seek Compromise
Corporate Tax Bill

position in the senate finance
~ committee to the corporate profits
tax in the administrations SSO3,O0 900
revenue bill was so strong that both
Democrats and Republicans sought for
some compromise. Treasury officials
were heard in favor of the measure as
passed by the house, but former treas
ury officials and various business and
industrial leaders speaking in opposi-
ton were seemingly more persuasive.
Senator Tom Connally of Texas put
forward a plan he thought all might
agree upon. 1t would retain the 10 per
cent corporation income tax and re-
peal only the capital stock and excess
profits taxes, instead of repeating all
corporation taxes as proposed in the
house bill. In addition it would super
impose a graduated tax on undistrib-
uted earnings, exempting the first 20
per cent On the amount retained. The
house bill reaches maximum of 421s
per cent of the total income if none
is distributed.
Senator Byrd of Virginia, another of
the Democrats opposed to the house
bill, showed, in letter to Secretary
Morgenthau, that II of the largest
corporations in the country would pay
no taxes under the Roosevelt bill.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
American Red Cross
Meets in Chicago

g ONE two thousand delegates were
- present when the annual conven-
ton Of the American Red Cross was
opened in Chicago by Admiral Cary T.
Grayson, the national chairman. Speak
ers at early sessions included Mayor
Ed Kelly, and Ralph Christian, school
boy of Birmingham, Ala, representing
the Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Elisbeth
II. Vaughan, a nurse Of st. Louis, was
awarded the Florence Nightingale med
al for her long record of nursing serv-
ice.
Dr. Thomas Parran, Jr, the new sur
geon general of the United States pub
lie health service, was present aud
made a speech, and talks were deliv-
cred by Robert f. Bondy, director of
national disaster relief, and others who
directed activities in the flood and
storm areas.
Canada and Salvador were among the
first foreign Red Cross groups to send
financial aid to the United States dis
asters this year, said Ernest ]. Swift,
vice chairman in charge of insular
and foreign operations of the Red
Cross. From Hankow, China, came
$500 in contribution also, Mr.. Swift
said in illustration of "the wave of
sympathy pulsing through Red Cross
groups throughout the world"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Four Navy Radio Men
Rewarded for Bravery

THE four navy radio men who
l. manned the transmitting set in the
American legation at Adds Ababa,
Ethiopia, keeping this government in
formed of the rioting in the Ethiopian
capital and helping fight off bandits,
are to be advanced in rating for out
standing conduct.
This decision was made by the bureau
of navigation at the urgent recommen-
dalton of Minister Cornelius Van 81.
Engert, who in message to the Navy
department praised them "for COM
mendable zeal and efficiency in the per-
Torrance of duty under unusual and
difficult circumstances"
w. E. Tanner, acting chief radio
man, will be made chief radio man
effective August 10. w. L. Pitts, radio
man first class, will be given a course
of instruction after his return to the
United States to qualify him for the
same rating. G. F. Cavanah and ]. w
Anslow, radio men second class, will
be promoted to radio men first class.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Leon Blun's Program
for France Given

7 EON BLUM, leader of the National
IL Socialists and organizer of the
popular 'front.' of leftists that won
the recent French elections, will be
practically the dictator of France when
Premier Sarrout and his cabinet re-
sign on June and the new govern
ment takes office. Blum laid down this
four-point foreign policy program which
he said the nation would follow at
least until the next election in 1910:
1. Adherence to the League of Ma
lions.
2. Consolidation of European peace.
8. Promotion of mutual assistance
pacts.
4. Progressive disarmament.
Speaking to the national Socialist
council Blum said: "We must CONSOLE
date the country against Fascist attacks
We must put the republican spirit in
all high administrations, and we will
deprive the Fascists of all secret
means of propaganda"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

he released them from their pledge, to
vote as they see fit in the convention.
This looked like a blow to Governor
Landon, and to a certain extent it was :;
but his managers claim at least IS of
the delegates will go over to the Kan
san on an early ballot. Moreover, many
friends Of Landon deprecated the fact
that Hearst was supporting him, be-
lieving it would do him more harm
than good; and they were glad to see
him freed in part from what they CON
slider an incubus.
Democrats voted almost solidly for
Mr.. Roosevelt. Upton ("Epic') Sim
clair's ticket received something over
100000 votes, and that of John S. Nc
Groarty, Townsend plan supporter,
about half as many.
In South Dakota a slate Of unin-
structed delegates favoring Landon
won over ticket pledged to Senator
Borah, though the margin was slender.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

luc IucI
in Geneva to deal with the question and
seemingly intended merely to con-
denim Italy's action and then adj
journ until June, when Frances
new leftist government will be in
power. First, however, it decided, over
the protest of Baron Pompeo Aloisi of
Italy, to keep the question on the
agenda; and because Wolde Marian,
representative of Ethiopia, was per-
mitted to take his seat at a closed sit
ting of the council, Aloisi stalked out
of the room. This was his statement
to the delegates:
Il have the honor to declare that the
Italian delegation cannot admit of the
presence at the council table of the so
called Ethiopian delegate.
There exists, indeed, no semblance
of organization of the Ethiopian state.
"The only sovereignty existing in
Ethiopia is that of Italy.
"All discussion on the subject of the
ItalO-EthiOpian difference would, con-
sequently, have no object.
refrain from participating in the dis
cussiOn."
Marian told the council the greater
part of the country west of Adds
Ababa remains free and independent
and continues to defend itself, and the
council still considers that Emperor
Halle Selassie's government is in ex-
istence. For the present, apparently,
there will be no move to lift the sane
tiOns against Italy.
Prime Minister Baldwin of Great
Britain refused to tell questioners in
parliament what attitude his govern
ment would take now in the matter of
recognizing Italian sovereignty over
Ethiopia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

The Hopkins organization will pay out
approximately the same sum per man
per year, it was explained, but will
work the men only one, two, or three
days a week where they formerly
worked four, five and six days each
week.
In surprise move the house also
voted to bar aliens illegally within
the limits of the United States" from
receiving jobs under the WPA pro-
gram. Most of the opposition came
from two radicals, Vito Marcantonio
of New York city and Gerald J.
Boileau of Wisconsin.
Ickes signified his acceptance of de-
feat in the battle for funds by order
ing an immediate cut of % per cent
in PWA personnel in Washington and
throughout the country. This affects
1000 persons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Shifts in Population
Shown by Census

ELEVEN states have fewer residents
IL now than in 1880, although many
other states have made decided gains
in the last five years. These shifts are
shown in statistics presented by the
census bureau.
From 1890 to 1885 the population of
the country gained from 10, 775,046 to
an estimated 1851 900 or nearly
100000.
New York, with 12,SS9,O0O persons
as compared to 12,5SS,O66 In 1880 re-
NAMED the nations largest state.
Pennsylvania was second, with 10,066,-
COS as compared to 1851, $50. Illinois
was third with $4,000 as compared
to 7,630,000.
The eleven states which lost through
population shifts, and the estimated
percentage of loss are: Michigan, 81 +;
Wisconsin, IL; South Dakota, %;
Rhode Island. o; Nebraska, 1.9; Kan
sas, Is; Mississippi, "a; Montana, IL
New Mexico, so; Arizona, ia, and
California, or.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Senator Park Trarnmell
of Florida Is Dead

DARK IRAMMELL, veteran United
States senator from Florida and q
staunch supporter of all New Deal
measures, died in Washington of a
cerebral hemorrhage which followed
an attack of influenza. Though ill, he
tried to remain on the senate floor
long enough to vote for a proposal to
include $12,O0O,OOO in the War depart
ment appropriation bill for continual
ton of the Florida ship canal This
effort probably cost him his life.
Thirty-five years ago Mr.. Tram
nell, just out of college, was elected
mayor of Lakeland, Fla. Later he
served in both branches of the Florida
legislature, as state attorney general,
and as governor for four years. Never
defeated in an election, he was named
United States senator in November,
1916, two months before the expira-
ton of his term as governor. At the
time of his death he was chairman Of
the senate naval affairs committee.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Denver Banker Arrested
for Mail Robberies

a SENSATION was caused in Den
"A yer by the arrest of Oliver P. Ar
mold, assistant vice president of the
Denver National bank. and ten other
persons on charges of conspiracy to
loot the United States mail of $780,
600 and to dispose of the loot. Fed
eral District Attorney Thomas Nor
risy said a well-known Denver poll
tician and an underworld character
with a criminal record, including muir
der, fled the city, but that their ar
rests were expected soon.
Mr.. Arnold. who made full denial
of the charges, is widely known in both
banking and social circles in Denver.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Leader of Wafd in Egypt
Forms New Cabinet

MUSTAPHA NAHAS PASHA, lead.
A'A er Of the Wafd or Nationalist
party in Egypt, has become premier
and formed a new government in
which he holds also the post of min
lister of the interior. Wasyf Ghali
Pasha is his foreign minister and Gen.
Ali FANNY Pasha is minister of war
and marine.
Premier Ali Pasha Maher and his
cabinet resigned following the appoint
ment of a regency to serve until young
King Farouk reaches the age of
eighteen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Shoes in New England

In 1896 two-thirds of the boots and
shoes manufactured In the United
States were made In New England.
Lynn. Mass, in 1890. was the premier
shoe manufacturing city of America,
with 323 factories producing annually
goods worth S26.OO0O00.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

very poor Womdu
on the I'd / s t a n t
shore of Lake Mica
ra g a h a 8 given
birth to seven ba-
bieS."
The mother, Mrs.
Sinforosa Martinez,
had a difficult time.
The births stretched
over three days
May 3, 4 and 5.
The babies names
are, or were, Jose
Jesus, Ramon del
Carmen, Maria del
G arm e n, SOcorrO
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

Roman empire. AS did
Disraeli in the case of
India, he made his
monarch emperor of
the African realm, and
Marshal Badoglio was
appointed viceroy.
The duce did not
know and apparently
care what the League
of Nations would think
about this swallowing
of one of it's members
by another member.
Thn loo nro aa-nail ~ NJ
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21


noted inventor
and pioneer manu-
facturer of gas
pressure appli-
ances, has invent
ed an amazing
new cooking stove
that makes its
own gas from or
binary lead-free
gasoline.
A.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

delegates that was put
forward by William r.
Hearst and Governor
Merriam, with Lam
don's tacit consent.
The winning delegates,
backed by Herbert
Hoover and nomfnally
pledged to Earl War
rem though uninstruct-
ed, carried the state
by a majority of about
10000. Mr.. Warren an
Il
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

uries such as laces and cosmetics, and
by France on American exports of ag-
ricultural and industrial products. The
agreement is also understood to con-
tain increases in French quotas on
American exports of fruits, and pos
sibly other products.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

Crystal palace at
Madrid. He succeeds
Niceto Alcala Zamora
who was removed
from Office on a charge
Of malfeasance after
the Leftist victory in
the recent elections.
Azana, fifty-six years
old, is a lawyer, ora
tor and playwright
and is regarded as the
most astute politician
in Spain. To the noti-
fioa tinn committee ho
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

department by Mr..
Hull and Andre de
Laboulaye, the French
ambassador. 1t will be-
come effective on June
10, and the details of
the pact were not i'm
mediately made pub
lie. 1t is believed the
terms include duty
concessions by the
q nited States ON
French wines, ciga-
rette papers. and lux
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
alive and Let Live"

Live and let live" is an old English
proverb, quoted by Seventeenth GEN.
fury writer's as an old Dutch proverb.
1t also occurs in the Italian and Ger
man forms but Is not Bible quotation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21
Manuel Azana Is Made
President of Spain

MANUEL AZANA was advanced
1SA from the premiership to the presi-
dency of Spain by almost unanimous
vote of the S74 electors gathered in the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-21

Washington.-With the national con-
vention of the Republicans only week
away, New Deal
SEEK to strategists are
Disrupt C. o. p. bending every eff
fort toward pro-
gram designed to make knock-down
and drag-out fight of that session. It
is not disclosing any secret to say that
the New Dealers are using this weapon
up to the hilt because disruption Of the
Republican party would make victory
easy for Candidate Roosevelt.
Predictions in politics always are
perilous. Governor ALI M. Landon of
Kansas seems to be in the lead at this
time for the Republican nomination,
but there are many observers through
out the country who contend that the
"Kansas Coolidge" cannot win, and
that various other aspirants for the
nomination, men whose hats are in the
ring, likewise must be counted out.
This is to say that feeling is growing
that dark horse will be nominated
From the strictly Washington view
point, which may be different than else
where in the country, astute political
observers are convinced that there
must be swift change in sentiment to
keep the nomination away from Cover
nor Landon. Yet, it must be said that
politics is fraught with just such
things and so it is entirely possible
that the Republican nominee may be
someone other than the present appar-
ent leader in the race.
Those who feel that Governor Lam
don will be the nominee claim he has
played his cards well. But others in
sist that the Kansas governor made a
bad mistake in allowing his name to
be linked with the Hearst faction in
California. Indeed, l have heard COM
ment that this fact alone will defeat
Governor Landon.
1t has been interesting to observe the
maDouvprS of tho Norp Doo1 ctrotopiStc