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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
CAROLINA,
ROWAN COUNTY.

power and authority contained in
tha1 certain deed of trust executed
by A. A. Beaver and wife, Lizzie
Beaver, to the Atlantic Bank and
Trust Company, trustee, which
said deed of trust is dated the
thirtieth day of December 1927,
and recorded in Book 106, at page
267, of the Rowan County Regis
try, default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and in the condi-
lions therein secured, the under
signed substituted trustee by in
strument recorded in Book 229, at
page 147, Rowan County Regis
try, will on Tuesday, November
10, 1886, at OR about twelve o.
clock Noon, at the courthouse
door at Salisbury, North Carolina,
offer for sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following
described property:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Gold Hill Township, Row.
an County, State of North Caro-
lima, bounded on the North by the
lands of H. G.. Foil; on the South
by the lands of Stoner; On the East
by the lands of Miller; and on the
West by the lands of Beaver, and
described as follows:
Beginning at a wild cherry, H.
G.. Foil's corner, thence with Foil's
line South 5oH degrees West 16
chains to a stake, H. G. Foil's
corner; thence South "a deg. East
10 chains to an ironwood on the
South bank of Second Greek;
thence with the meanderings of
said creek as follows: North S1H
degrees East AS chains; North
IS degrees East 2 chains; South
66h degrees East 3.25 chains;
North 2 degrees West 2 chains;
South II degrees East $50 chains;
North IA degrees East $50 chains;
North s. degrees East 2.40 chains;
North Is degrees East 2.25 chains;
South So degrees East 135 chains;
North 40 degrees East 3 chains;
North 1914 degrees East $50
chains; North 70 degrees East 2.25
chains; South 81 degrees East l
chain; North 40 degrees East AS
chains; North s4h deg. East 4
chains; South II degrees East $50
chains; North 76 degrees East AS
chains; North ; degrees West LIS
chains; South u degrees East Is
links; North 81 degrees East l
chain; North 16 degrees East 3.25
chains; North IA degrees East $50
chains; North SO degrees West
$50 chains to a stake on the
Northwest side of Second Creek
near the Yadkin Railroad trestle;
thence North 70 degrees West -
chains to a stake on the edge of the
right-of-way of the Yadkin Rail
road; thence North "a degrees
West 5.54 chains to a stake, Lee
Beavers corner; thence with Lee
Beavers line South { degrees East
1855 chains to a stake in a mea-
dow, Lee Beavers corner; thence
South 1914 degrees West 9.o2
chains to a stake, Lee Beavers
corner; thence North Is degrees
West $50 chains to the beginning,
containing 45A acres, more or
less, and being the same land as
conveyed to A. A. Beaver By B.
R. A. Beaver, by deed dated De-
cember ", 1927, and by W. A..
Beaver by deed dated August 10,
1928, recorded in deed book 1856,
page 20, in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of Rowan County,
North Carolina.
Terms of sale cash and trustee
will require deposit of 1919 of the
amount of the bid as evidence Of
good faith.
This the ninth day of October,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23

Compliance work has been
checked on $500 Johnston Coun-
ty farms at a cost of approximately
$3.50 a fam.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

De todos los detenidos en- &C.
tubre de 1886, solo q Sc han
sentado ahora en- ell banpuillo.
Ello no significa, nj mucho me-
nos, que no hubiese mas compro
metidos. Quedan otros muchos
en- libertad Y decididos a rein
cidir. ST ahorcan a Velcheff Y a
Stancheff-y 81 10 hacen sera
porque ell rey Boris alegue que
TN decreto sugeridO precisa-
mente por Velcheff lie impide
conceder indultos--, sus ami
gos, habituados a la guerra ci-
vii, sentiran un incentive mas
para continuar su labor subver-
silva. ST 10 perdonan, Velcheff
sera, desde su zelda carcelaria,
ell centric de attraction de todos
los partidos enemistados con ell
rey por su versatilidad incura-
BILE y su propensi6n a la zanca-
dilla.
De cualquier modo, Boris III
parece Avocado, en- plazo mas o
menos breve, a ser desaloiado
del trono, como 10 fue su padre,
ell tiranico ex Ear Fernando,
transformado actualmente en-
un errabundo e in6pico coleccio
nador de mariposas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
PALPTTACIONES INTERNACIONALS
La condena a muerte de Velcheff

con la democracia. Las convic-
clones republicans del coronel
condenado a muerte son pro-
ducto del despecho de verse re-
chazado por ell rey, del que fu@
durante vaFios amos braZo eje-
cutor para toda suerte de afro
cidades e intrigas. Velcheff,
prototype del militar de golpe
de Estado, es un Temperament
to antipoda del griego Condy-
lis.
Lo que en- este era desenfre-
nado amor a la popularidad y
afan por ell mando ostentoso, es
en- Velcheff gusto por ell poder
secreto y la Influenza invisible
Velcheff no ha sido jefe de Go
bierno, nj siquiera ministro;
pero iha ejercido de ''eminencia
girls" de numerosos gabinetes y
ha dirigido varios golpes de
fuerza. Ell primero-el que cos
to ell Poder y la vida a Stambu-
lisky, golpe terriblemente cruen
to-lo prepare Velcheff de a.
cuerdo con ell rey. FL segundo-
triunfante en- mayo de 1884
no tenia por objeto sacar de min
gun apuro a la Monarqufa; pc
70 distaba mucho de tener una
finalidad republican,. Como
consecuencia de este pronuncia-
miento, Sc encarg6 del Gobier-
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

no Gheorgiev, que, naturalmen-
tie, implant6-con ell beneplaci-
to de Velcheff-una dictadura
al estilo de Mussolini o Hitler,
Suprimi6 los partidos politicos,
ell P~arlamento, la Prensa de O.
posici6n y prometi6 c%onstruir
TN Estado cooperative, sin en-
contrar ningun obstaculo EN- ell
rey Boris.
Los cheques s~ur2ieron des-
pues, cuando Boris advirti6 que
trataban de reducirlo al papel
que Victor Manuel d~esempena
en- Italia. No protest6 contra las
disposiciones que restringian
sus prerrogativas; pero sc pu-
so en- contacto con ell general
Zlateff, cabecilla de otro bando
pretoniano, adverse al que sos
tenia al Gobierno, y tendi6 una
emboscada a Gheorgiev, for
zandolo a dimitir.
De este modo, las medidas die
tatoriales que habia adoptado
Gheorgiev Sc volvieron contra
el, su inspirador Velcheff y sus
partidarios. Los vencidos CO.
menzaron a conspirar, y cuando
ell monarch Sc desembaraz6 del
Gobierno Zlateff y 10 reempla-
z6 con otro, preside por un di-
plomatico barbudo y s%abihondo,
apoyado por otra clientele mill
tar. Welcheff sc march6 a Yu-
goeslavia, a esperar Ell momen-
to oportuno para TN nuevo gol-
pc.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Eddy, por la VILLA, y Tardes
Musicales de Paris por la WIZ.
A las nueve,-Weekly Minis
trels, por la VILLA, y la Come
dia de George M. Conan, por la
WDAE.
A las nueve y media.-Con-
cierto de Sigmund Romberg,
por la WEAF.
A las diez.-Concierto East
man, por la VILLA, y Wayne
King Waltzes, por la WABC.
A las diez Y media.-La Mar
cha del TEMPO. por la WDAE.
A las once.-Jack Denny or
questa, por la WABC.
A las once y cuarenta y Gin
co.-Orquesta de Vicente L6-
PEE, por la WDAE.
A las doce y media.-La or
questa de Phil Gilman, por la
VILLA.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
LAS LUCHAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Jose Dominguez, ell leon astu-
riano, volvera a enfrentarse,
por tercera wez, con Scottie
Dawkins, en- la lucha principal
del programa de esta noche en-
Benjamin Field.
La rivalidad entire ambos lu-
chad9res es bien conOcida del
p1blico tampeno. En- Ell primer
encuentro, Dawkins lanz6 a Do
minguez fuera del ring, y per-
die por foul. En- ell Segundo, Do
minguez, lie pogo fuera de las re
glas a Dawkins, y perdi6 a su
vez por foul. Este tercer cpl
sodio de la rivalidad entire ell in
giles y ell espanol, sera ell decisi-
vo.
En- ell semifinal Sc enfrenta-
ran Farmer Berger, de Michi-
gan Y Doug Wickoff, de Geor-
gia.
Las otras luchas del progra-
ma estan concertadas entire
Henry GRADER, de Europa, y
Dick Powell, americana, y en-
ire Abe Tourist y Pat Newman.
Berger, Graber y Tourist ha-
cen su primera aparici6n ante
ell pGblieo local.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
AGUSTIN PARLA, CAPTAIN
DE LA RESERVA MILITAR
DE BATISTA

Habana, MARIO 23.-El avia-
dor cubano Agustin Parla, ha
sido ascendido a captain de la
'reserva militar" del Ejercito
Constitutional. Ell photo Parla
era, desde hace tempo, tenien-
te de dicho cuerpo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Las condemns a muerte del
coronel Damian Velcheff y del
comandante Stancheff, 10 mis-
mo 81 Sc ejecutan que 81 Sc can
celan, no representation ningun
alivio para los conflictos que a.
gobian al monarch bulgaro.
A Velcheff Y sus q compa-
neros de proceso Sc les acusaba
de haber Organizado un COM
plot para asesinar a Boris III y
proclamar la RepGblica en- Bull
garia. Seg1n ell sumario, parti-
cipaban en- la conspiraci6n ele-
mentoS tan Heterogeneous como
la fraction militar dirigida por
Velcheff; los agrarios, que fie-
les al espfritu de Stambulisky
-el honrado y valeroso dema-
gogo-, no han querido partici-
par, desde la muerte de su eau
dillo, en- ning1n Gobierno, y que
hoy siguen las inspiraciones del
ex ministro Kosta TodOroff, y
finalmente, los miembros de la
Association Zveno-La Cadena,
-agrupadOs hajo la ~jefatura
del ex p~residente del Consejo
coronel Gheorgiev. A1n Sc asig-
naba a los cOnjurados Otro BIZ
zarro colaborador: ell famoso
bandolero Uzunoff, asesino de
tres magistrates; pero esta "a
firmaci6n no ha podido ser man
tenida. Tambien Sc sobresey6 la
causa respecto a G heorgiev,
aunque continuase ell prOcedi-
miento contra algunos de sus
correligiOnariOs, que han sidO
condenados a penas relativa-
mente benignas.
Ell plan de los sediciosos con-
sistia en- apoderarse de los Guar
teles Y de los edificios p1blicos,
aprovechando la ausencia de a.
quellos de las tropas, reunidas
con motive de una fiesta ante la
catedral de Sofia. Una vez To-
grade este objective, los conju-
radios pensaban bOmbardear la
catedral, dentro de la que Sc en-
contraban ell monarca, el Co
biernO y los altos jerarcas del
EJerc1tO.
Ell cOronel Velcheff, que ha-
bia emigrado a Belgrade al
constituirse ell Gabinete Tochef
entr6 clandestinamente en- Bull
garia ell 2 de octubre 1ltimo:
.pero antes de que llegase a So
fla fue detenido. Sin duda, 10
habian delatado. Simultanea-
mente Sc prendi& a cerca de qui
nientas personals, de tOdos los
partidos y classes sOciales. Kos
ia Todoroff, que estaba en- Yu-
goeslavia, y por tanto, libre de
peligros, neg6 hue ~estuviese
mezclado en- ell complot, y asi Sc
ha cOmprobado.
La RepGblica que pretendia
instaurar en- Bulgaria Velchoff
no hubiera tenido NADIA que yer
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
CITACION

Por este medic cito a los MEM
bros de las logias Progreso No.
81, e Ideal No. IS, para la tent
da que tendra lugar ell Martes
"a, a las ocho p. m, en- la cual
Sc ha de conferir ell grade ini-
ciatorio a varios candidates de
ambas logias,
Sc ruega Ia asistencia de to-
dos.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
JUEGOS PARA HOY

Cincinnati contra Detroit, en-
Lakeland.
Medias ROjas contra Atleticos
en- Sarasota.
Cardenales contra Braves, en-
San Petersburgo.
Gigantes contra Cubs, en- Sci
ma, Alabama.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
PARA ESTA C

A las ochO.-LOs Lombardos,
por la WDAE, " Music Hall,
por la WEAF.
A las ocho y media.-Nelson
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
EN-
LA GACETA
No &c Moleste c0n
Parches de MoStazs

Musterole, preparada con aceito
purO de- mostaza y otrOa actiVoa In
gredientes producira los mismoS
0fectoa QUE Ell antigno parche DO
moetaza, sin dejar ampolla8.
Nuaterole suele aliviar con prom
eitud bronquitis, dolores dc gargAn-
e. toses, resfrladOs. nauralgiaa,
oongestiUneB, reumatismoB, torceous
Ean, Dolores musculares cOntualo-
maR y toda clase de males y dolo-
60. Ti0ne poder hasta para evttAr
las pulmonfas. Vendese On todAn
As droguerias, q 36c y CSC, en-
JaFros y sn TuboA. TamAno Dc hes
wtal 90.
Major Qus an paPehs bs mosGaaA
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
WEAK and SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins, Of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

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discovery-the Vitamihs Of Cod Liver oil
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without any OF its horrid. hshy taste or smell.
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called God Liver Oil in Tablets. and they
simply work wonders A little boy OF 3, seri-
ously sick. got well and gained l0H lbs. in
just one month. A girl OF thirteen after the
same disease. gained 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained - lbs. In less
than a month.
You simply must try NcCoy's at once.
Remember 1t you don't gain at least 3 lbs. OF
firm healthy flesh in a month get your money
back. Demand and vet McCoy's-the original
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kRA approved by Good Housekeeping
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- there are none better.
Evening star., 1936-01-23

What they are doing now ID mostly
outdoor boondoggling, fixing up the
parks, maricuring the trees. The
country has had one really worthwhile
project, . sewage disposal plant. The
city could do without the rest.
Relief and Politics.
The connection between relief and
politics seems to have been developed
along thoroughly practical lines.
The mayor, Roland b. Marvin, Is .
Republican and in constant disagree-
ment with W. P. A. He i serving his
fourth consecutive term, and his
friends say he will run Tor the Repub-
ucan gubernatorial nomination. Mayor
Marvin Is mourning because the city
cost Of handling $500 relief cases this
year under W. p. A. IS higher than the
cost Of handling 5000 cases last year
under direct relief. So much goes for
materials. Also there are technical
difficulties.
W. p. A. Il in charge Of q New Deal
administrator who has been quoted as
saying he would IRE any one II the
color of his necktie Is unsatisfactory.
50 far, apparently, al tie shades have
been satisfactory.
But there was some trouble just
before the Last election when New
Dealers were canvaxsing voters and =
few Jobs were offered IN return for
voto. Il would not evs bean % bad
Evening star., 1936-01-23
7O.Mile Gale Cuts
Nantucket Shoals
Lightship Adrift
Radio Shipping Beams
HaIted-Tender Sent
to TO,u in Vessel.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, January 23.-Wind OF
hurricane force" tore the Nantucket
Shoals lightship adrift from her moor
ings this morning, Capt. George =.
Eaton, district superintendent OF the
United States Lighthouse Service, re.
ported.
All signals, including the radio beam
for Atlantic shipping, Capt. Eaton
said, had been discontinued, and radio
sisnals were being sent from shore
advising craft the lighship was ON It's
base.
The nghtship. with II men aboard.
reported it was drifting IN . south
easterly direction.
The small vessel, which Is an I'm
portant guide for TRANSATLANTIC craft
approaching the American coast, lost
hts mushroom anchor and 90 feet Of
fthaiA
Evening star., 1936-01-23
JAPANESE ACCORD
DENIED BY CHINA
Marking Moves to Offset
impression Manchuku0
to Be Recognized.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
NANKING, January 23.-The Chi
nese foreign office, in q move inter-
preted by informed sources as in
tended to offset the impression abroad
that China has pledged eventual
recognition of Manchukuo. today
characterized as entirely without
foundation" Japans claim Of a g.
point Sino-Japanese accord.
Koki Hirota, the japanese foreign
minister, made the contention in a
speech this week to the Japanese Diet.
The Chinese foreign Office state
ment recalled that the Marking gov
ernment, last Autumn, proposed fun
damental measures for the improve
ment of Sino-Japanese relations.
I'm reply" the statement said,
Foreign Minister Hirota informed
Ambassador Chang Tso-Pin that the
Chinese proposals in principle were
not unacceptable to Japan, but at
the same time that China must agree
to three things.
"These we're I) Abandon the policy
Of playing one country against the
other; ca Respect the fact Of the ex-
istence Of Manchukuo; 90 China
and Japan must jointly devise effec-
tive measures TO prevent the spread
of communism in Northern China.
However, these three points were
considered by the Chinese govern
ment to be too vague in phraseology
to serve as the subject of useful dis
cussion. so the japanese government
was requested to state concrete terms
embodied in these three points.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
LONG SLATE MAPS
WAR ON NEW DEAL
"Share.WeaIth" Campaign
Planned as Vote Mounts
in Louisiana,
BY the Associated Presx.


NEW ORLEANS, La, Janurry 23.-
The victorious primary slate Of the
late Huey Longs lieutenants declared
in statements today the Senator's
fight o. the Roosevelt administration
would be pushed, with the share-the-
wealth program as the spearhead.
Returns from half Of the States
precincts gave the Long ticket more
than l00.0 votes majority for Sena-
tor, Governor, and other State Offices.
Nomination Is equivalent to election.
Gerald L. K. Smith, national organ
izer Of the Share-the- Wealth Society,
said headquarters would be set up in
Washington preparatory to starting
campaigns in several Southern States.
Lever for Presidency Quest.
Long had planned to use the groups
IS a political organization in his quest
of the presidency. Smith already has
announced he will be candidate for
President in the Georgia preferential
primary If one Is called.
Gov. o. K. Allen, nominated to
serve the unexpired Senate term of
Long. charged the Roosevelt admins
tration had used Federal money and
relief jobs In fighting the Long Or
ganization.
Allen Ellender, speaker Of the State
House Of Representatives, who will
60 to the United States Senate for
the full. term, said he was convinced
Long lives in the Share Our Wealth
Society,""
Leche Inherits "Dictatorship.~
Judge Richard Leche, as new Gov
ernor, will inherit the dictator"
powers Long established.
Representative Cleveland Dear, de-
feated candidate for Governor, re-
manned silent. During Tuesdays vot-
ing his organization said fraud was
wholesale"
A congressional committee, which
Investigated Louisiana's election ma
chinery. said it would act on any
charges of irregularity or fraud.
The opposition found only one gleam
of hope. In the race for judge OF
the Supreme Court from the NTH
district, w. Carruth Jones, an anti
Long campaigner, held narrow lead
over Amos Ponder, administration
candidate. State Supreme Court de-
cisions generally have been for Long
laws by 4-3 division.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
What's What
Behind News
In Capital
New York Farmers Show
Favor for Imitation
and Borah. ri
BY PAUL MALLON.


~ YRACUSE, N. Y, January 23.-
< The most powerful farm leaders
up here like imitation, and
~ Borah. You may think that
one of those two would be enough.
but apparently not for them.
They attended the meeting OF farm
counselors held in Washington re-
Gently after the A. A. A. breakup,
but were shunted into group meetings
in which their voice was not the
loudest. Nevertheless you will notice,
If you look up the file, that the In
fationary idea was mentioned in .
somewheat pointed way in more than
one of the general farm counselors'
statements issued at that time. These
went unnoticed In Washington dur
ing the majority rush for the soil
conservation substitute.
What was apparently behind the
pointed suggestion toas the old
commodity dollar theory. 1t tOas
originally suggested BY President
Roosevelt, but SHIELDED early in the
NeiD Deal The rest of the coun-
try may haze forgotten about it.
but not the farm folks in this neck
of the national tDoods... =. .. go.
In this connection, train conductors
noticed Prof. Warren on the Wash
ington bound sleeper once since the
A. A. A. decision. They saw him re-
turn to his Cornell University post
shortly thereafter. Nothing about 1t
appeared in the papers because the
invisible professor has a way OF get
ting in and out of Washington un-
noticed.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
REPORT OF UNFROCKING
OF MINISTER CORRECTED
DR.. McAllister Griffiths of Phila-
delphia Suspended by Synod.
Appeal Yet Open.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 23.-The Asso-
ciated Press on January II enormously
quoted DR.. Andrew c. Zenos, clerk of
the Chicago Presbytery of the Presby-
terian Church, as saying that Rev.
McAllister Grifiths of Philadelphia
had been unfrocked because Of dis
loyalty to the church.
DR.. Zenos pointed out yesterday that
DR.. Grifnths had been suspended by
the Pennsylvania Synod. But his sus-
pension has not yet been reviewed by
the church's General Assembly.
DR.. Grifi1ths will be given an op-
portunity to appear before the General
Assembly. II he loses in that hear
ing. DR.. Zenos said. he might then
be "unfrocked and deposed."
The synod's action was based on
DR.. Grif1ths' refusal to resign from
the Independent Missions Board,
which he helped form under the lead
ership OF Rev. DR.. j. Gresham Machen,
president of the Westminster Presby-
terian Seminary. Philadelphia, DR..
Zenos said.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
Congress min Brief
=[f!!! - .
TODAY.

Senate:
Meets at noon to debate Panama
Canal toll bills.
Agriculture Committee hears Secre-
tary Wallace and Chester Davis on
A. A. A. replacement.
judiciary Committee meets.
House:
Meets at noon to debate deficiency
appropriation bill.
Foreign Affairs Committee meets
on neutrality legislation.
Agriculture Committee discusses
farm bill.
TOMORROW.
Senate:
May not be In session.
Military Affairs Committee, regular
meeting, executive, 1890 am.
Foreign Relations Committee. ex-
ecutive, on neutrality legislation,
1880 am.
House:
Considers first deficiency appro-
priation bill.
May take up private calendar.
Judiciary Subcommittee Of District
Committee resumes hearing on small
I'm bills at 10 am.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
NEW DEAL is WASHED UP,
WHITE SAYS ON RETURN
Back From Orient, Kansan Does
Not Consider Roosevelt
to Be at Fault.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, January %. - William
Allen White, Kansas publisher and
writer. today described the New Deal
as "all washed up and no place to CO."
The Kansan, returning from trip
to the Orient, declared he did not be-
lieve President Roosevelt is at fault" /"
He was faced with an emergency.
but he certainly assumed powers not
contemplated by the Constitution. ="
said the veteran editor. THE trouble
with the New Deal is that they tried
to do the right thing in the wrong
ways. God save the New Deal from
its friends"
Turning to the possible candidacy
of Gov. ALI M. Landon Of Kansas as
a Republican presidential nominee.
White said 1t will be long time be-
fore he formally declares himself as
candidate, if ever"
Evening star., 1936-01-23
HOOVER UNANSWERED.
DECLARES DR.. WILBUR
Former Cabinet Member Chides
New Deal for Failure to
Meet Attacks.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, January 23-
DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stanford
University president, said today no
body has succeeded in answering" the
attacks of former President Hoover
on the New Deal.
"Mr. Hoover felt the Nation was
being plunged into things which men
ace its existence" asserted the Secre-
tary Of the Interior In the former
Presidents cabinet.
THAT is why he went, hammer and
tongs, into the work Of pointing out
these dangers as he sees them.
His statements have been carefully
considered and nobody has succeeded
In answering them. Mr.. Hoover has
been sneered at, but the things he
has talked about are consequential.
That is why the people have been
listening"