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Nogales international., 1938-08-27

for them do not belong in the par
ty.
No such direct and personal at
tack upon a Senator of his own
party has ever before been made by
g. President, so far as the memories
of the oldest political correspon-
dents here 60 If Senator George
is defeated at the September pri
maries it will be clear-cut, per-
sonal victory for the President.
If the Senator does win re-
nomination, Washington observers
do not see how that result could be
interpreted as anything but stun
ming blow at Mr.. Roosevelt's per-
sonal prestige, and one which would
still further widen the breach be-
tween the two wings of~the Demo-
cratic party.
Invasion of State Rights
The indications are that the more
cons ervative, traditional Democratic
leaders and newspapers of Georgia
are lining up behind Senator George
and against President Roosevelt on
two major grounds. One is resent
ment of Presidential interference in
a matter which old-fashioned Demo
Gratis regard as the concern of the
people of the state alone-the mat
ter Of whom they shall send to
Washington to represent them.
The other is the definite implica-
ton in the Presidents anti-George
{ ipeeches that Georgia and the rest
of the southern states are incapable
of improving their economic condi-
tions and guarding the welfare of
their people, and that therefore it
is the duty of the Federal govern
ment to step in and do for them
what they cannot do for themselves,
to old-time southern Democrats
this seems like an invasion of state
rights, for which the party has
stood for generations. Taken in con-
nection with the report of the Ma
tionaI Emergency Council, which
paints g. most unflattering picture
of conditions throughout the South,
it is not overstating the fact that
political feeling In Georgia has been
aroused to its highest pitch since
the SmithHo campaign of
1928.
South Presents Paradox
According to the National Emerg-
ency Council the South persents a
paradox in that, with it's immense
store of natural wealth and its high
proportion of pure-bred Americans,
its people as a whole are the poorest
in the country. The average income
in the South is stated to be 1914 a
year, compared with 1904 in the
rest of the country.
The blame for these conditions,
the report declares, lies with the
one-crop system of cotton and to-
bacco cultivation, tariff and rail-
road rate determinations against
the South, failure to utilize the
abundant water-power, and absen-
tee ownership Of resources and in
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
LORETTA F. HOULE

pub. Aug. 13, 20, 27, Sept. 3, 1889
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
dustry, among other things.

dustry, among other things.
The assumption here is that the
President will use this report as a
basis for proposals to the next Con-
gress to help the South out of it's
plight.
Whether that is contemplated or
not, observers here discern signs of
vigorous attempt to impress the
masses of southern voters with the
beneficent purposes of the New
Deal, in, order to weaken the oppo-
sition of the. old-line, conservative
Democrats in Congress and in the
party councils.
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
n O T I c E


Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Of
the City of Nogales will on the
18th day of September, 1888 at 800
O'clock p. M. receive sealed bids
for the sale Of the following de-
scribed real estate:
Lot seven CD, Block four "a
Of the North Morley Avenue Ad-
dition to the Town (now City
of Nogales.
All bios must conform to the
provisions of law in such cases made
and provided and the Board Of AL
dermen reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
TRACY BIRD
City Clerk
First Publication-July 80, 1888
Last Publication-August 27, 1888.
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
Hundreds At
Sonoita Picnic

Hundreds of persons attended the
all day picnic sponsored by the
Santa Cruz County Fair Associa-
ton at Sonoita Sunday.
There was a dance in the after
noon, alco short talks by county
candidates.
The candidates were introduced
by Writ c. Bowman, Democratic
National Committeeman.
Nogales international., 1938-08-27

ego is dS ueCeS'
sary a tool to
the actor as a
pipe wrench is
to the plum ber;
and. u n | i k @
the plumbers
wrench. the act
or's ego is al
ways with him.
1T is largely
a matter of
sales pSychOl-
ogy,'' Fidler an
GEFHl
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN
TIA CRUZ
In the Matter of the Estate of:
ROSE FITZPATRICK,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Loretta F. Houle, Execu-
trix of the estate of Rose Fitzpat-
rick, deceased, to the creditors of
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
eXecutrix at 217 Trust Building,
Nogales, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz.
Dated this 9Th day of August,
1888.
LORETTA F. HOULE
Loretta F. Houle, Execu-
trix of the Estate of Rose
Fitzpatrick, Deceased.
pub. Aug. 13, 20, q, Sept. 8, 1889
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
EGOTISM MAKES MOVIE
STARS, SAYS FIDLER

you would be great movie earning millions of dollars
having automobiles and yachts being haunted by autograph
eekedont try be beautiful develop personality Just
develop healthy egosm That least the advice of Jimmie
Fidler, who knows Hollywood inside
In article in the September Pictorial Review Fder
Nogales international., 1938-08-27
LEGAL NOTICE

the corner of Morley avenue and
Court street, for the primary and
general elections.
VIM. G. SIMONTON,
Clerk, Board of
Supervisors
pub. Aug. 81, Sept. 8, 1889
Nogales international., 1938-08-27

that If you have an 1nvulnerable<
modesty, you don't have ghost
of chance in the highly competi-
tive acting profession! An inflated
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
iii ETH S II E NILE

felnek, amelynek a letezeset
egyenesen tagadta a kiiliigy-
MINISTER, hogy t. i. a navyt
Anglia kivansagara es erdeke-
ben emelnenk.
A j6zan esq diktalja, hogy
ha nincs ilyen megallapoda-
sunk, akkor van sziikseg ma
gyobb haditengereszetre, inert
akkor kell ket tengeren vede-
mink Amerika partjait, de a
JOAN esq keveset szamit, mi
kor nehany honap mulva va
lasztas lesz az orszagban.
Termeszetesen a navy-billt
meg fogjak vegul szavazni S
minel el6bb teszik meg, annal
el6bb jut egy csomo ember is
met munkahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
ALTALANOS
Az A VELEMENY

voltak kedvezo esemenyek a
az emberek valamivel jobban
dolgozni, egyre tobben veszik
a kormany 80 szazalekos cpl
test kolcsonet igenybe, inert
a munkasok kiszamitjak, hogy
olcs6bb lesz epiteni, mint a je-
lenlegi magas hazbereket fl
zetrli.
Jelenleg negy-0t millio lako-
hazra lenne szukseg az orszag-
ban es ezeknek a felepitese,
neutrality-suspicious. milli6s
forgalmat jelent, mihelyt az
epitkezes megindul.
Eel lehet tenni, hogy az arak
most k0riilbelul a legalacso-
nyabbak minden vonalon s
akar ingosagok, akar ertek-
pap:rok, akar ingatlanok most
vehetok a legelonyosebben,
mar termeszetesen szorvanyos
kivetelek minden teren lehet-
mex.
Mostantol kezdve, akar las
subj, akar gyorsabb iramban,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

k0veteltek az eln0kt0l, hogy
adjon olyan gazdasagi progra-
mot, amely a depresszi6b6l XII
Fvezetne benniinket es erdekes,
hogy a leghangosabban azok
beszeltek, akik idaig mindig
AIT mondtak, hogy ''ne await
kozzek a kormany az iizletbe.'
A multi heten vegre az eln0k
bizonyos kijelenteseket tett, a
melyek esedekesek voltak re-
gebben S amelyeket december
folyaman jeleztiink mar, hogy
elmaradhatatlanok, ebben a ro-
vatban.
Els0 sorban tudatta Roose-
welt a nemzettel, hogy a kor-
many a k0ltekezest nagy ara
nyokban megkezdi es minden
rendelkezesre allo eszk0zzel
penzt pumpaz az orszag gaz-
dasagi verkeringesebe.
A leggyorsabban forgalomba
jutnak azok a dollarok, anne
lyeket a PWA munkasoknak
kiadnak S ezeknek a munka-
soknak a szamat az egesz or
szagban a lehetosegig emeltek.
Az ujabban megszavazott ket-
szazotven millio dollar forga-
lomba jutasat nagyon hamar
meg fogjuk erezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

wholeSaleban - 8 Szazalek-
kal olcsobbak, mint egy eve
voltak s tovabbi aresest mem
tartanak kivanatosnak a kor-
many reszer6l, s6t AIT sze.
retnek, ha az arak egy keveset
felfele mennenek, inert akko1
minden keresked6 vasarolni
sietne.
Ezzel szemben aresesre van
sztikseg bizonyos nyersanya-
gomal S kiil0n0sen az epitke-
zeshez szukseges anyagoknal
amelyek k0ziil az acel arat a
nehez ipar mar levagta.
Hasonlo areses lenne szikse-
ges a cement, a tegla, a lum-
ber-iparban es ezeket elmarad-
hatatlanul sziiksegesnek tartja
Roosevelt.
A k0nnyu iparcikkek = ru-
hazat, Stb. - emelkedeSet elC
tudjak a reszleges inflacioval,
a hitel kiterjesztesevel idezni.
az epuletanyag aranak a le-
szallitasara szinten vannak
eszk0zei a kormanynak. Ha
azokat onkentesen mem fog
jak megtenni, a trusztellenes
torveny alapjan elkezdik a
nagy yallalatokat uld0zni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A KONGRESSZUSBAN
DOLGOZTAK

a mutt heten Is bar a SEE
nator urak meg mindig a lin
cseles elleni torveny javaslatan
ragodnak, a fontosabb billek
mem akadnak meg a felso haz-
ban sem, inert sziikseg eseten
felre teszik EFT a ronda jate-
kot.
Icy a mutt heten veglegesen
teto ala hoztak a farmt0rvenyt
az alsohaz megszavazta a Sc
gelymunkakra kert $50 millio
dollart, amt a szenatus ezen
a heten fog megtenni.
Minden jel AIT mutatja,
hogy az alsohaz a koltsegvetes
targyalasaval nehany nap alatt
teljesen elkesziil akkor rater-
hetnek azokra az uj javasla-
tokra, amelyeknek a letargya-
lasat az elnok kivanja.
Az adojavaslat Italian mar a
heten be lesz terjesztve, a navy
bill targyalasat talan a j0v6
heten megkezdik S azutan ra-
ternek a munkaber- es mum
kaid6 javaslat targyalasara,
ami el6l mem lehet kiterni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
HASONL0AN
MEGNYILTAK

ismet az RFC kasszai es az
elnok rendeletere ezer0tszaz
millio dollar k0lcs0nt kinalnak
az amerikai kereskedelemnek
IS iparnak.
Regebben az RFC csak a
nagy vallalatokon segitett,
most a k0lcs0noket kll0nosen
a kisebb vallalkozasoknak XII
naljak S termeszetes, hogy ait
nem kell sokaig kinalni.
Kolcs0nt elso sorban olyan
esetben adnak, mikor ait uzem
fejlesztesre, epitkezesre, beru-
hazasra hasznaljak, vagyis mi
kor a kolcson reven tobb en-
Der juthat munkahoz es ke-
nyerhez.
Ezerotszaz millio dollar ha-
talmas osszeg S inert termesze-
tesen az tobbszor megfordul,
nehany honap mulva ennek
a hatasat is er6sen fogjuk az
uzleti eletben erezni.
Mindezeken xviii eS felul
ketezer millio dollar all a nem-
yet rendelkezesere epitesi kol-
csOnre S mikor ez az osszeg
forgalomban lesz, ismet JOLIET
lesz az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A KULONBOZO
BIZOTTSAGOK

a navy javaslatot targyal-
jak, ami termeszetesen sok $40
noklatra ad, kiil0n0sen a see
natusban, alkalmat.
A nagy navyt sokan ellen
xix Is kil0n0s, hogy a legtOb-
ben olyan titkos egyezsegt6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

alapfeltetelei, mint at fen
tebb emlitettiik, alaposan ja-
vultak, ezt azonban meg mem
lehet erezni.
A kereskedelem atlag ot
szazalek forgalom emelkedest
mutatott a mutt heten, ha
azonban tekintetbe vesszuk,
hogy december elseje ota kis-
kereskedes es a department
uzletek mennyit vesztettek, ak
kor ext az ot szazalekos emel-
kedest mem lehet sokra becsil-
mink.
Termeszetesen az uzlet for
galmat erosen csokkentette az
a teny, hogy a tel enyhe volt
S ICY az uzletek bizony meg
vannak rakva tell ruhakkal.
Minthogy a negy het ota
PWA munkakra helyezett en-
berek szazezrei az elso fizete-
seket csak most kapjak, va
sarlo kepesseguk emelkedeset
csak a k0vetkezo ket-harom
het alatt fogjuk erezni.
A NEHEZ IPARBAN TOBB
rendeles van, mint ezelott
egy honappal es a mutt heten
egy fel szazalekkal tobbet ter
meltek, mint az eloz6 heten,
ami sokat mem jelent.
De a het masodik feleben -
kulonosen a nagy tavak part
jain = t0bb helyen hivtak
vissza embereket a munkaba
es ez a het mar lenyegesen
jobb lesz a mutt hetnel.
Az autoipar is tobbet ter
melt, mint az eloz6 heten, de
a termeles meg mindig siral-
mas.
Allitolag a hasznalt kocsik
szama a kereskedoknel meg
cs0kkent S. vi kocsit is szepen
eladtak, smarciusban tehat er6-
sebben ses marcus vege fele
majdnem teljes uzemmel fog
max valos1inileg dolgozni.
! Ere vail az is, hogy a mutt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A MUNKA FRONTJAN MEM

voltak kedvez6 esebenyek a
multi heten.
Az "tizlet" egyre er6sebben
k0veteli, hogy m6dositsak a
Wagner torvenyt -bizonyos
mertekben ezt az eln0k sem
ellenzi. Mem lehetetlen, hogy
az a ber- es munkaid6 javas-
lat soran meg fog t0rtenni.
Els6 sorban AIT k0vetelik,
hogy Federal Labor Relation
Board miikodeset vegyek revi-
zio ala es tegyek lehet6ve,
hogy mindenki oda fordulhas-
son a panasszal. Jelenleg csak
a munkas kerheti a board be-
avatkozasat, ha ugy tapasztal-
ia, hogy a munkaad6 a Wag-
ner t0rvenyt megserti es a
szervezkedest gatolja.
Mem mehet peldaul a mum
kaado a Labor Boardhoz ak
kor sem panaszra, ha mondjuk
a ket szervezet egymas k0zti
/. fFolvtaras az six oldalca;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

a dolgozo munkasok szama
emelkednis fog, ami az arak
altalanos semelkedeset is je-
ienti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
AZ EPITKEZES LASSAN

fog termeszetesen indulni,
inert az emberek a kormany
80 szazalekos kolcs0net csak
akkor vehetik igenybe, ha is
met elkezdenek dolgozni. De
ez a harom penziigyi intezke-
des elegseges lesz ARA, hogy
a prosperitast nehany h6nap
alatt vissza hozza.
Ezen Xviii az elnok lesz0gez-
te AIT is. hogy a depresszio
megsziintetesehez az arak BIZ
zonyos valtoztatasa is. sziikse-
ges es a kormany rnindent el
fog kovetni, reszben a Federal
Reserve Bank penziigyi man6-
vereivel, reszben politikai ma
n6verekkel, hogy ezt a kerdest
rendezze.
A farm-termenyek ara tob-
be-kevesbe allandosul az vi
farn-t0rvennyel, amely gon-
doskodni fog r6la, hogy be ter
mes idejen az arak ne esse-
mex tulsagos melysegekbe Is
sztik term6sek idejen ne foszt-
hassak XII a fogyaszt6t.
Minthogy a nemzet negy-
ven szazaleka f0ldmiivelesb6l
el, a legfontosabb volt, hogy
az arak tulsagos hullamzasa
ellen 6ket biztositsak e16sz0r.
AREMELKEDEST TART
az eln0k kivanatosnak a
k0nnyii iparban, leginkabb az
ert, inert mig az arak lefele
mennek, a keresked6k nagyobb
bevasarlasokat tenni mem mer-
mex.
! A k5nnyti ipar termekei ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

heten nagyobb rendeleseket ad-
tax az aceliparnak.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
new DISEASE
IS DISCOVERED

Experiments over q period Of
three years with a virus recovered
from the Rocky Mountain wood
tick in Montana have resulted in
the probable addition Of a new dis
ease of mankind to the list now
known to science, the United
States Public Health Service an
nounced yesterday.
Drs. Gordon e. Davis and Her
aid r. Cox, Government bacteriol.
ogists, began their experiments in
1885, and later work by DR.. r. E.
Dyer, senior surgeon, indicates
that the new disease may be identi-
fled with the obscure %" fever
in Australia.
In a report submitted yesterday,
DR.. Dyer said that worker in the
laboratory at Hamilton, Mont,
was infected accidentally last May,
and recovered in one month.
Serum recovered from the patient
produced definite protection
against further incubation Of
guinea pigs to which it was adp
miniStered.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30

'tlfth Street and Reservoir Road
with but one Wisconsin Avenue
stop.
The association agreed with a
recommendation Of its president
w. D. Conyus, made to the Budget
Bureau, to waive all demands for
major improvements for the Con.
duit Road area If granted an ap.
preparation for a new branch
library. It was pointed out the
present library is located in a one.
room frame building so years old
and entirely inadequate to meet
the demands of the growing com.
munity.
URGE CANAL BRIDGE
A resolution was drafted ad.
dressed to the National Capitol
Parks and Planning Commission
urging construction of a narrow
bridge over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal at the foot of Norton
ST., be included in the improve
ment program to make the canal
a recreational center. Mrs. H. j.
Steiner, Mrs. Rose Perkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Atkinson were
named to select the most attrac.
tive Christmas-decorated home
within the associations territory.
1t was agreed to cooperate with
The Washington times., 1938-12-30

we have an independent
judiciary. Justices are appointed
for life. They may be i'm
peached for failure to measure
up to the standard of good
behavior. No President and no
Congress may seek to influence
the decisions of the court.
The present Solicitor General
argued that the number of JUS
tices was left to Congressional
determination to enable Con-
gresS to hold a whip over the
Court. The Senate and the
country overwhelmingly re-
jected that doctrine.
When Humphreys term ex-
pired, when a vacancy by death
or resignation occurs on the Su-
preme Court, it is entirely proper
for the Chief Executive and the
Senate to apply the test that will
now be used in the case Of Smith.
Does his record indicate that he
has the qualifications to render
the type of service which should
be required?
Failure of the President, or Of
the Senate, to apply that test
vigorously would be violation of
an oath of office.
The President has given his
answer. The Senate will do its
duty. It will not be deferred by
any such Specious argument as
contained in the suggestion that
to do so would be "to affirm
President RooseVelt'S course in
the controversy over the pack
ing of the Supreme Court when
he sought to change the Justices
because he didn't like their
respective opinions"
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Arlington Studies
Traffic Diversion

Flow of traffic in the Arlington
area is the heaviest in the entire
State of Virginia, a map prepared
by the Bureau of Public Roads of
the Department of Agriculture
revealed today. A special commit
tee of the Arlington Chamber Of
Commerce will meet January 3
to consider diversion of traffic on
Key Bridge during the construc.
ton of the arch under the ap.
proach on the Virginia side of
the proposed George Washington
memorial parkway.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Georgia Delegation
To Attend Dance

Georgia's congressional delega-
ton, headed by Senator Walter
George will attend the reception
and dance Of the Georgia State
Society of Washington at the
Shoreham Hotel January Z. New
officers of the society for 1899
will be installed. They are Harry
L. Brown, Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture, president; Edmund
H. Worthy, first vice president; i;
Thomas Camp, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Julia Almand, third
vice president; DR.. Francis Hand,
fourth vice presid ent; Lacy
Hinely, secretary; Mrs. j. w.
Thurston, financial secretary, and
Mrs. Leone Barber, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
President to Lay Stress
On Defense in MESSAGE

U.N.S.) President Roosevelt,
In his message to Congress Wed.
nesday, will recommend the great.
est national preparedness pro
gram since the World War, Con,
gressional leaders revealed today
The Chief Executive, they said
will describe how some sections
Of the world are being ridden by
wars and threats of wars, and
admoniSh America to be pre-.
pared for possible emergencies.
With his own party leaders, as
well as Senators and Represent.
atives in the Republican ranks,
questioning the wisdom of launch
ing the nation into a gigantic pre-
parednesS drive, the President was
said to have decided to give his
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Lack of Heat at Key School Assailed

the Patterson Newspapers, In any
future Yuletide prize awards that
may be sponsored.
The Burroughs Citizens ASsocia-
ton. will meet tonight in the
Burroughs School. Formal action
Is scheduled on reports of made
quately heated class rooms.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Not Parallel Cases
rs THERE any merit in tn

rs THERE any merit in the
L suggestion?
It seems to me fallacious in
every respect. I am aStounded
to find it seriously urged. Con-
slider the facts. Congress passed
the Federal Trade Commission
act. Each commissioner is ap-
pointed for seven years. He
may be removed by the Presi.
dent for "inefficiency, neglect Of
duty or malfeasance in office"
Humphrey was duly nominated
and thereafter confirmed by the
Senate for a term expiring in
1898.
The President in 1888 de-
manded Humphreys reSigna-
ton. Explicitly there were
The Washington times., 1938-12-30

eral because Of pickering with
In the party as to the possible
appointment to the job of Rob
ert H. Jackson of New York,
Frank Murphy of Michigan or
Gen. Brien Mcmahon of Con-
necticut. I don't believe the
President would appoint a man
for that reason, after all, bick.
ering or no pickering. He'll
appoint whom he pleases;
whom he thinks Is the man for
the job. Joe has done a swell
Job all his life. He's recently,
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Humphreys Term Expired

reasons for the recent steps he
has taken to strengthen the ma
tional defense.
Emphasis will be placed upon
expansion Of air power, though
some speeding up Of the program
for construction of surface war
ships was expected to be urged
by the President.
We will hail the recent confer
ence of 81 Western Hemisphere
nations at Lima, Peru, as a sue
cess for solidarity Of these nations
against aggression by any nation.
There was doubt among Demo
cratic leaders who have conferred
with the President the last few
days that he would criticize Ger.
many. Italy or Japan by name.
The Washington times., 1938-12-30

as special criminal prosecutor, done great deal
toward the breaking up Of kidnap gangs he's
sent many tough egg to the "pen." and he
knows his way around. The second school of
thought seems to feel that he might take Louis
Howe's place as Secretary to the President Louis
Howe was so beloved by the President, as well as
by everyone ese that the only person who's come
near even for little while to filling the vacancy
when Louis so tagically and inopportunely died
was Jimmie, the Presidents own son. Guess
we'll hear before long whether No. or No. 2
school is right. Either way I'm for joe"