davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1936-12-31
Dorothy Spied Them First and
Came Charging Over.

said David, as he chuckled, con-
templating the great surprise.
Some hours later David appeared,
quite ready for the evening. He
did really look charming and moth
er did not hesitate in telling him so.
I'm off," he shouted, and then
he was gone.
But it was not long before mother
heard the loud peal of the door bell.
''Who in the world can that be on
New Years eve?" thought she, hur-
rying to the door. She stepped
back in surprise as she saw David,
himself, standing there smiling.
What is it, my boy, have you
forgotten something?"
"No, mother, I am your gallant
knight, come to take you to the New
Years ball. The cab, without,
awaits your pleasure, Madam"
And David laughed merrily. They
both roared with laughter.
ITO prove that I really mean it,
1IlOlISI, ~ uP dIIu AOOh LII yOuA
room"
Although she did not comprehend
what it was all about, she climbed
the stairs with vague misgivings.
But when she beheld the beautiful
outfit her son had selected for her,
she stood still and stared.
The silence was broken by David
shouting impatiently from below:
Hurry. mother, or we shall be
late for the ball!'
Mother called out, "All right
dear" as she slipped into the new
finery, truly feeling like girl again.
AS she pinned the flower upon her
dress, she marveled at David's in
genuity.
An hour later David and his moth
er arrived at the New Years ball.
Dorothy spied them first and came
charging over, flushed and excited.
ooh, Davy, can you ever forgive
me?" she sighed, beaming upon
him, adoringly.
David's reply was drowned out
by the Happy New Year wishes on
all sides of them, but his eyes ex-
pressed the Joy of an inspiration
fulfilled.
g Western Newspaper Union.
Nogales international., 1936-12-31
Resolution That Fails

It is sad but true that never yet
has a New Years resolution paid
the Christmas bills.
Nogales international., 1936-12-31

about the closing of the year
that brought Paul and Ethel to
the final decision. Anyway, it was
New Years eve when they talked
the matter over in business-like
way, and definitely decided upon the
break. Months of growing irrita-
ton seemed to leave no other alter
native than the court, they agreed.
Both seemed relieved when the de-
cision was made, and both agreed
the quicker everything was over
and settled, the better. They would
begin packing up right away: the
smaller things could be put away
tonight.
Outside snow was falling in thick,
white flakes. Every now and then
sudden gusts of wind ratified the
doors and windows. But neither of
them seemed to notice. Perhaps
the tumult in their own hearts dulled
them to the fact that storm Of
different kind was venting its anger
outdoors.
what about this old clock Uncle
Henry gave us?" Ethel asked, as
she took it down from the mantel.
Paul laughed a little harshly.
"You keep it," he said; time isn't
going to mean a thing to me from
now on"
But it came from your Uncle"
Ethel protested; ''he would want
you to have it,"
"I tell you I don't give darn
about the clock-or-or about any,
thing else for that matter" Paul
threw a pile of books that he had
just picked up across the length OF
the room. Lets get some one
else to do this-this sort of thing
makes the whole business seem aw-
full
'Why, Paul, we just decided that
we would be business-like-that we
would make no fuss, Or"
''Weu, I thought 1 felt that way,
but I was wrong. I just can't fool
with this stuff tonight Ethel,
this may sound crazy, but is there
any reason, now that we've decided
to part for good, why we can't 60
out and celebrate the New Year to-
gether. We've don't have to really
like each other to do that-we can
20 down and watch the crowds.
Anything to get away from this
gloom!"
''Do you really mean that?"
There was a queer little catch in
EthePs voice as she spoke, and her
blue eyes seemed bit misty. "Of
course I'll go-I'n be glad to
there's too many ghosts around here
tonight; it does make packing a bit
difficult But, can you get
cab this late?"
''Tn get one" PauPs voice was
firm. Relief and eagerness shone
from his dark eyes. "You hurry
and doll up. I'll see to the cab"
In half an hour they started
away. Both were flushed, excited.
It seemed bit daring, adventur-
Gus, to go out celebrating the New
Year together, when they had de-
cided only an hour ago that life
under the same roof was unbear-
able any longer.
In spite of the crowds in the no.
tells and cafes, they found little
table, with a delightful view Of ev-
ervthing that was going on. Paul
Nogales international., 1936-12-31
SCRIBE NAMED
PIONEER HEAD

PHOENIX, Dec. 30 - CU.P.) -
James A. Walden, business manager
of the Prescott Evening Courier,
will succeed Ethel j. Ryckman as
superintendent of the Arizona
Pioneers Home at Prescott Jan. 4.
Walden was appointed by Gov
Elect r. G. Stanford Walden man
aged Stanford's unsuccessful gub-
ernatorial campaign in 1894.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

BOOKKEFpER-T -TYPIST familiar with Cen
eYnerience end salary expected. ADDRESS
T1av INN office
Evening star., 1936-03-20
ALTERATION HANDS

One of WaShington'S best
stores needs experienced
saleswomen for Saturdays
and busy days in ready-to-
wear and millinery. Address
Box 16O-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
SALE-HOUSES.

ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE-9 R.,
9 baths, nicely redecorated. new plumbing
in new condition. Deep lot to alley. Price
reasons able. Will make good terms. E. A.
GARVEY. 1926 Vt. ave, District 450s.
s7.a5o-A 4-BED-RoopM SCI sEMI,guMSGAa, 1aIrJsS 4.
American University .Park-a, rapidly de-
veloping community. Just north Of Massa.
deep; 9 bed rooms are on first floor open
fireplace. wide covered front porch
screened rear porch, sarage. An In fine
condition, A real bargain: Cost owner
over $4,000. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
93Qo. - EVENING. PHONE WISCONSIN
3614-W
down. bal. like rent. NEW 5-room stpceo
BUNGALOW. fun concrete basement. hot
water heat. laundry tubs. elec; refrigera-
ton paved street. Phone Metropolitan
O729; residence. Cleveland 0979. 25s
PARK ROAD. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
6 rooms and bath. Colonial brick. q NIL.
including oil burner, built-in elec. refriser.
ator.. tull-length. copper screens and In
sion asM-nUuiihs WIN Seed. Price, $3.50. Terms.
Call Mr.. CRAWFORD. Metropolitan 27I3.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVERTISEMENT under this head.
tno are presumed TO be from pri.
rate .ndtr;dudls unless the ddUer-
ttsement oiUes frn ndne or
business address or states the Uord
Dealer Members OF the public
who fnd dealers nasquerodtno IN
this column as private individuals
are uroed to report the matter 10
The Star for fnuesttoation."
Evening star., 1936-03-20
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Woncertul French method used; DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 1925 o st. NV. West 1870,
Evening star., 1936-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANo-Brand-new, latest model studio
pianos and is designed to fit very small
nurseries, nu etc.-answhere space Is limited.
sturdily built and nice appearing, It's full
within a year want a better piano we viii
allow you everything paid togards nsn y4ur
r1ss 1850 q St. dn the middle Of The the bioek.1S
PIANO. Steinway grand. medium size;
price, Sl50. Kries's Storage Room, 8l6
PIANo--73slightIy used spinet type upright
inlay. now reduced to S345. Used instru-
ments OF this style are scarce and this
you you consider i has only been used about
6 St. In the middle Of the block 80
PRESSING MACHINE, Prosperity. latest.
model 4. Cal sd after @ p.m' 736 N. csp.toi
RADIoS-S305 complete, r. c. A. 7-tube
table model; 7-tube Atwater Kent. 4.95
complete. Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. NV.
RADIO, Philco l1-tube console. completely
reconditioned; SIS cash. Apex Elec. Co..
700 9th st. NV. at 6.
%sFssf VI e nT sSa6s st sfS. Apex fss. Co. 700
RApIos-visit our store for real values
ode Tew 9f the many valves cFOsey sonsae tsSe
General Electric S-tube table model S15:
Control con- 0an and % shadow 0a tnnine sqa 50. Many
others. Kits. 1880 g st.
RADIO -PHoNoGRAPH. RcA-Victor auto
| matte 0-tube combination, In splendid con-
ords; cabinet has space for records; an
unusual value in fine set. We. also have
Rt gfSE Fsao AZ esee ssy ser Kt4
1870 @ St
RUGS. Oriental several imported, ANTIQUE
scatter and room sizes; must be sold. Rare
RUGS. Oriental; estate of late well-knoWn
admiral; must be sold immediately 24O9
18th ST. NV. Open until I'm.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, console: elecd
runs pan and HsSr ssSs peree Tfeaes o ss s.
SEWING MACHINES-Elec. console, S35;
repairs 81. Lear. West 1880:
STUDIO COUCH. slightly used. ggssrante,ed 1,e
ware ave. s.w.. Apt. 20s. 2l.
SODA FOUNTAIN, 10 #. with refrigera;
at once. 4449 Connecticut ave. 20.
ECysi stsaGaTd 5nasf
woods, $40 so: Monarch Sl5. Office Ma
chine Co 1921 New York ave.
TYPEWRITER TYP i, RENTAL sERvIIcEs GEO
4 mos. in adv. Sc No deliveries. SOC dep.
VACUUM CLEANER-Brand-n Apex
only. Apex Eiee, CO. 7oo 9th st. NV,
| VACUUM CLEANERS. Ss.95; many stand
| ard makes; any demonstration; l-yr. guar.
| BEST BRANDS sos 11th NV. Natl. 1l59.
| WASHERS AND IRONERS-l5-day sale
| all makes. large reductions Proctor &
Ridgely 1924 14th st. NV. Col. 10000.
WHEEL CHAIR and house invalid chair
with large rubber wheels. Gal Carroll
! ave. Takoma Park. Md. Shep. 1s61-R
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
| Three-pece living room suite upholstered
| for SIS. Covering and new inside material
/ included. made like new in finest tapestry
| and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.
La France Upholstery Co. $500 14th 81.
! NV. Phone Columbia 10l12.
| USED BRICK.
| Wrecking bldgs-NE.. cor. 11th and
| Eve st. NV and Orphanage bldg. Sc. cor.
Georgia ave. and Euclid SITS.
| Also used lumber-slate. sash and plumb
State Contracting Co.. BALTIC. Nd. Phone
of1ce. University 1850: yard. Laurel 324.
PRACTICALLY NEW-Dou-
BILE duty full porcelain dis
play case. Oriole model, No.
1866. Complete with new
General Electric refrigera-
Evening star., 1936-03-20

RooMING HOUSE, downtown: 81 rms, 4
baths rent only Sl35 income S375; price.
- $50 Room COS, l406 q st. NV.
ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT. INCLUDING
modern equipment. doing about $500 per
week; selling on account OF III health
for a ffe ren ns B
149-X Star Office 20'
FOR sALE-Rooming house Is rooms,
steam heat. Rent. S125; garage electric
Always aiy1s fiiled Phone MetFopolitan 6546:
BUSINESS sUPERVISoR-own and oper-
ate territory, for, new machine dispensing
sc Hershey, chocolate bar near &c per bar
profit: machines usually average IS to 125
bars weekly on location; prospective In
come $50 per week up: we furnish location
en cah asi auaK ye Bone snd a
dress for appointment. Address Box 142-x.
Star office.
MANUFACTURER needs local person with
business on new. staple SOC article; appli-
cant selected can earn about $50 weekly
Immediately; no selling. Minimum invest
able State experience and telepohne num-
Der. Address Box 227-A. Star ONCE.
RESTAURANT-Bee and wine; rent. S45:
rooms; pice business; nha Ja pries only Sl@oo'
ESTABLISHED fascinating. permanent.
fast-growing remunerative Office business
desires associate. man or woman with busf-
ness experience 10 become ma nClaItY ana
officially interested. with or without SerV-
ices. Investigate. Address Box look, Star
Office
FOR sALE-Partner interest IN estab-
lished 5c-to-SI store. Leaving city reason
for selling. Address Box 234-X. Star once.
22'
CLASS "a RESTAURANT. established over
four years: home location; fine business:
partnership dissolution. Sell all or half
interest Would consider trading small
farm or lownrice home. Address Box
ls1-X. Star Office. 22'
GASOLINE STATION. busy thorouRhfare
NV large station; going business. Price,
$3.50. Address Box 455-X. Star oftce.
VARIETY AND NOTION STORE. equipped
and stocked with or without apartment:
81 100. Address Box 324-X. Star ONCE.
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR: extensively equip
ped; established business; same owner Is
years. lease to suit. Price, $500. terms.
Address Box 225-X. Star ONCE.
GROCERY STORE and meat market doing
cash business $3.50 and $500 week III
health reason for selling. Address Box
FOR RENT-Cleaning. pressing, hat reno
waiting shoe repairing concession in busy
barber shop. 14I7 New York ave W. Ap-
plv C. N Boyd Robinsons Barber Shop.
141n G st. NV. Phone Metropolitan GAIT.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

SHOE statesmen, perma-
nent and Saturday extras.
Those with good experience,
steady all year round. A. S.
Beck Shoe Store, 1915 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

SEWARD SQUARE, 6Q3 N Carolina ave:
SEE large rooms kitchenette; near 3
car lines reasonable.
BROOKLAND. 1865 Jackson st. ne
8 large. bright rooms; adults. Reason
Evening star., 1936-03-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS sATuR::
das take three. Phone Decatur 3631.W- :
LEAVING SATURDAY AM. NEW YORK.
3 or only. round trip. Adams A84h.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
BOOK statesmen.

The Encyclopedias Britannica offers q
new deal to successful salesmen. Real leads
furnished and highest commissions paid.
We have an experienced trainer to assist
you. Apply between 10 and 12. S7S Ma
fi0na1 R1dE
Evening star., 1936-03-20
WANTED-SALESMEN.
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATOR; must be
aaFpeT sHRfasfnnst n@nssthod ezpeE.snes not pseesfsEy
Connecticut ave. 20.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with experience; good
salary. Phone Shepherd 5000. 20s
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, all
around. None other need apply; 2131
ST. NV. Elinor Beauty Shop. No phone calls.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Must be expert mar.
Shop. 920 Thayer ave- Silver Spring. Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Mari
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. also
anisSss' 1oa sfteT snp pnn. Marsaret E. scheetze.
skin and scalp specialist. 1l45 Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER-sTENo for real
estate office; one who speaks Italian pre-
nr expeaience and an 0S sary xd
dress Box 191-X. Star Office
CLOTHING sALESLADY with car. for out
side work. Drawing account: Excellent
PRRGis0bbsy PRii Bobys Co. % me- Inc. rs 7th st. NV
GIRL. white, 1928, some hospital training;
for work in institution 500 Salary; room and and
board Apply supt; ls9S ~ KenSGn, naf fa,snbone ne
GIRLS (2), attractive, about 20. years OF
age Apply Arcade once. 4 pm. to 5 pm..
Arcade Building. 18th and Park rd. 23.
LADY. experienced. to prepare and sell sal
ads in cafeteria. 1903 II st. NV.
LADY. white 25 to 35 years. to attend
am to pm Must nG BE- BE- as Ad
dress Box 21O-X. Star once. 20s
sALESLADY, expert. good personality, .age
is to 49, ability to learn corset fttingi
EepG 1saty Wss hasrss san1s os as soIs Tsrk a
sEAMsTREss. experienced. 1900 r ST.
NV, Apt. SIS.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
OPTOMETRIST.

Must be registered. Wonder
full opportunity for an eff
cient and reliable man. All
correspondence confidential.
Address Box 154-B, Star
office.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
USED BRICK.
MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTS-RADIO.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO.
PIANOS a few for practice S25: others
$40 $50. S65. Smiths Storage Co.. 1913
You NV. North .33+3.
PIANOS FOR RENT. So per month and
up Larcest selection in Washington to
choose from; all makes and sizes. Rent
paid applies to purchase If you decide to
ads under the for sale miscellaneous col
urnn on this page. Phone National 4730.
kits. 1880 G st. Gin the middle OF the
block.
SMALL FISHER GRAND. practically new
and in perfect condition also Chickering
grand: harRains- Phone Misc. 1902. 20s
Evening star., 1936-03-20
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOuSES-UNFURNISHED.

9th ST. NE. NEAR MD. AVE.-6,RoOM
ismediate possession: rent. $40 SO per
month. BISCHOFF. 81 Sth st. ne. Phons
Lincoln Clio. 0Sl3.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-BRICK BUNGA.
low. : rooms bath. inclosed sleeping porch.
screened side porch breakfast room, pam
try, built-in earage. Oil burner Attree-
J. H GORDON. NATL. SS51. CLEV. 1875.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, 10 OR MORE
rooms. for rooming house good location, on
or before April /. Rent reasonable. Phone
Lincoln 96lS.
AVAILABLE APRIL Is; s-ROOM AND
2-bath brick. near 15th and Decatur SIS:
rent SIS per month P. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. Met. 2S17. 205 Invest. Building.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS : DETACHED. SIX
rooms. . baths, gas heat. garage. large
yard: S67 so. Phone Georgia Abs.
421 9th sW-a ROOMS AND BATH;
good condition; $50. r. o. BELT. Union
Trust Bldg. 21'
$500 BLOCK OF 18th ST. ,N.W-6 RMS.
and bath, ami. yard and garage near
high and elementary schools: SOS. Ad.
dress Box 1S6-X, Star office. 25'
10th AND COL. RD-S ROOMS. Q BATHS.
maids room, oil burner. elec. refrigeration.
May be had partially furnished.
DONNELLY q PLANT, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0s3S.
6I6 MADISON ST. NW.-6 RMS, LARGE
yard, garage, screened-in porches. Phone
Columbia 9010 or Metropolitan $3.50. 2S21
14th NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
CLOTHING SALESMAN.
statesmen.

Three statesmen wanted for permanent
connection with oldest roofing company IN
phaN brick and asbestos> and spoutnE.
We furnish leads. train yoq and protect
desirable but not essential II you are
worker Excellent compensation for men
who own a car and can qualify as to char
acter and sales ability. Address Box 153-B,
Star nfice
Evening star., 1936-03-20
WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

nesrby NTSSidT Ma near Ssifilnope RlHd clesn G
ami; must be reasonable; reference.
Phone Decatur 1881.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

ALTERATION HAND, ex-
perienced in ladies' speciality
shop; filters preferable. Ad-
dress Box 489-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
PERSONAL.

PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CoNsTT-
tute so per cent Of success Are yours
in need Of IMPROVEMENT? Personality anal
ysis confidential help. AGNES MCCALL
PARKER. 1902 Natl. Press Bldg Natl. 551l.
TRAINED NURSE WILL CARE FOR m
valid or elderly people In quiet country
home; kind care and good food. Falls
Evening star., 1936-03-20
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 400 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1910 Special rates all
cities; NY. Boston Chicago. Fla. st. Louis.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
WESLEY HEIGHTS,

ISIS 44th ST. NV.
Unusually attractive residence. with
beautiful grounds. in perfect condition.
W c. g. A. N. MILLER. District AGA.
1119 18th st.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
ROOMS AND BoARD-suBuRBAN.
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE

LARGE. attractive room. excellent meals.
for young man desiring real homei garage
Phone Greenwood 1712-J.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

SALESLADIES, experienced,
on dresses, coats and suits.
Permanent position, good
salary. Apply, stating full
particulars. Address Box
492-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
HELP WOMEN.


SHIRT UNIT PRFssER OPERATOR, expert
enced. colored. Apply at once. 2446 1stn
Evening star., 1936-03-20
BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

ONE PAIR GOOD MULES. j. W. Thomp-
son, Addison Chapel rd. Seat Pleasant. Nd,
south of Central ave. 22f
Evening star., 1936-03-20

FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED APART
ment and houses OPT 18th St. NV.
Room 300 Phone National S717.
TlDEN GARDENS. 5000 CONN. AVE
Living bed dining rooms. kitchen, bath
including linen g. silver ga gas q HghIS; pEaLs
Cleveland 1894. apt. 402-F. 81.
1881 LAMONT ST. N.W.-TWo SUNNY
bed rooms large iiving room. kitchen. bath;
comnletelv furnished SEQ
Evening star., 1936-03-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY. phone Decatu
241a and North 9011, for help. men an
women. any capacity.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK. general houseworker; must be ex-
perienced fond of children: must sleep lni
no triflers: 81 week Phone Adams 0s25.-
GIRL, white. help with children and up.
stairs work: stay nightS; references; 90
ueek Annly R5R East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

CLEVELAND PARK. Just of Conn
Double and single front rms. newly furn.,
southeast exp every convenience: private
home Phone Cleveland 200.
Sal 2Ist NV Attractive rooms for .wom-
en-: near G. w. U. and Government build
ings: hot water: reasonable.
1S43 S ST. N.W.-Basement room. street
level; private entrance semi-priyate bath,
phone; man only, 81 week
COLORED-l546 1st St. NW.-Colored
girl wishes refined girl to share room.
Call after 6.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

PIANO concert 3-corner grand, sold rose
wood case lChickering): Oriental rugs.
paintings Write owner. Miss Elizabeth
Reiss for permiasion to inspect. 1soe Bel
mont rd. nv. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-05

The election, in New York City
was one of the most orderly in
the history of this city OF 2,675, $50
voters who cast ballots for presi-
dent, only Sc We're arrested for
irregularities. Most of them were
discharged by magistrates.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-05

Will MAKE more progress III the
next four years than in the "a
preceding.
The immediate question aroused
by the extraordinary vote of con-
fidence rendered the New Deal and
notably confronting big business
is whether the president in his
second term will continue what
he has called his left of center"
policies to more radical ground.
But the strictly political conse-
quences most likely to flow from
the 1896 election involve the fu-
ture party allegiance Of the con-
servative Democratic leaders who
walked out on the New Deal.
The Republican party has been
reduced to a small and impotent
minority in Congress, Pennsyl-
vania broke COP. moorings which
had been secure and scarcely
strained since the Civil War. Gov.
ALI M Landon was unable to hold
even New England, enabling Chair
man James A. Farley of the Dem
ocratic national committee to
wisecrack: "As Maine goes = so
goes Vermont"
For at least two years in the
house of representatives, for four
years in the White House and for
many years to come in the senate
the Republican party will be on
the outside looking in at confer
ences where national pesicy is
shaped. But division within Dem
ocratic ranks is more probable
than possible and the prospect is
that from this moment onward
there will be friction.
Through the postwar years of
Republican ascendancy there de-
veloped in congress the so-called
progressive or insurgent Republi-
can bloc. Led by Sens. George W.
Norris, William E. Borah, Hiram
w. Johnson, Robert M. La Fol-
lette and others from the middle
and far west, the insurgents be.
came, in fact, members of the Of
ficial opposition.
A conservative Democratic bloc
is developing in congress today,
led by such statesmen as Sens
claim or want affiliation with Mr.
Roosevelts party and the battle
Carter Glass and Harry F. Byrd
of Virginia, Sen. Royal S. Cope
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-05

more internationally minded than
Gov. Alfred M. Landon.
The London press was enthusi-
astic over results of the election
The Evening News called Mr.. RooSe-
velt's record vote "the greatest tri-
umph in United States history"
In Paris, Premier Leon Blum,
in an exclusive statement to the
United Press, said:
Il am very happy over the triumph
of Roosevelt, for whom I have the
greatest admiration. I am con
vinced that the election insured a
continuation of the close collabor-
alton of the three great democra-
cies-the United States. France and
Great Britain-such as inspired the
recent currency realignment agree
ment."
The French press welcomed the
Roosevelt victory.
Officials of the Vatican in Rome
expressed keen satisfaction over Mr..