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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24

Harlan T. RUSSELL Jr, 5049
James avenue NJ, was painfully in
jured Tuesday in a bicycle COLI
sion on 51st and Humboldt avenue
N. He suffered decorations of the
face and mouth.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24

Minneapolis Urban League
Auxiliary presents June Hawkins
June IL, Y. w. C. A., 18th and
NicolIet.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24
Famous Wings Over JOr-
dan Choir Sings to Twin
Cities Sunday Afternoon

Sunday afternoon the Twin Cities will their chance hear in
radio chorus
Worth Kramer and with its founder Rev. Glen Settle the micro
phone when the group appears the Minneapolis Audi
many Cities have
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24

Hear "Wings Over Jordan"
Minneapolis Auditorium, Sunday
afternoon, May 26.-Adv.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24

Hear wings Over Jordan, I"
Minneapolis Auditorium, Sunday
afternoon, May 26.-Adv.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-24
Agnes Shanks
Starts Term
At ShakOpee

Mrs. Agnes Shanks, 80 years old,
3714 Fourth avenue south, Mime
apolis, was committed Tuesday,
May 81, to the Women's Reforma-
tory at Shakopee, Mimi, for a
term up to four years after she
pleaded guilty week ago in Ram
sey District Court to a charge Of
abortion.
Arrested With Employer
She was arrested with her en-
ployer, DR.. Samuel M. Stern, osteo-
path, with offices at 512 Hamm
building, who is in Ramsey county
Jail awaiting commitment to Still
water prison. DR.. Stern is being
held at the Ramsey Jail while the
court considers a motion which
could double his penalty of up to
four years.
Friends Hoped for Probation
Friends of the young matron's
family were confident because. Of
her good record in the community
that she would be admitted to pro-
baton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Great Dane Was
Too Well hammered

The Great Dane seen IN the Hal
Roach comedy. .Turnabout, now
showing At the Beverly theater
through United Artists release. is
called Dopey on the screen and
Satan by his master. He went
through his first screen assign
ment like a veteran trouper. He
had difficulty in Just one sequence,
when he was called upon to shake
water and lather over Carole Lam
dis. He wouldn't do Il. seemed
embarrassed. His trainer explain
ed that all well-bred. well-behsved
dogs are taught that shaking is a
faux pas. Director Roach. remem-
bering a saying about a bug in
his ear" suggested applying a COB
Of lather to Satan's ear. 1t worked.
Satan shook furiousiy TO rid him
self OF the irritating substance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL rnEArERs

Came Back" also Sidney Tolsr tn
Charlie Chan In Panama
fAhk--Lon CLANCY. IT,. and Carols
lands In One Million B. c. el.o
Aiscna Auer and Baby sandy in
SANDY Il A Lady
fHDCf0R-Babv Sandy and Nan
Grey in Sandy Is A Lady also
BIZ Boyd and Russell HAYDEN in
Nights On The Range. =
RI lLART-Hesther Angel and John
King In Half A Sinner also
Priscilla Lane and Thomas Mitchell
IN Three Cheers For The Irish
kEN-Eaymond Massey and Mary
Howard IN Abe Lincoln In Illinois .
also Cesar Romero and Evelyn
Nenaoie In Lucky Cisco KID"
sHELL-James Caznev and PAT
0'brien IN ~Torrid Zone also the
Three Mesquiteers IN Covered
Wagon Days"
SISrET-Loretta Young ana raw
Mlliand In The Doctor Taxes A
Wife also Andy Devine and Rich
ard Arlen In ~.rropic F1ary.s
TLhfLE-Walter Brennan and Fay
BANTER In Maryland" also VIZ
Klnia Bruce and Dennis Morgan in
Flight Angels
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

photographed In front of the
Roxy fheafer. Each of the
stars win address the gather
Ing and pose for the Universal
Newsreel camera. kMO will
again broadcast these acfiy-
itie<.
With this appearance concluded,
the stars will enter the Roxy the
alter where they will pay their
respects 10 the audience from the
stage. They will then proceed.
behind a motorcycle escort, to the
Blue Mouse theater where they
viii make their final appearance.
A banquet at the Hotel Win
throp where 500 prominent Ia
comans. tughoat people and fish
ing boat shippers and crews will
be eagerly awaiting their appear
ance win be the next on the stars
itinerary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Woyne Morris and Jone
Wymon. who ore teamed in
Flight Angels" story of dir
hostesses ond men who pilot
the big DIR transports. The
film is currently showing OF
the Temple. "MoryIond'' is
the other ottruction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
tonight the Stars VIII Shine Brightly ON Broadway Squar


James cagney. more famous for
dlshing OUT punishment thar kisses
n the movies. e quite the gay
Lothario IN "Torrid Zone. the
current film II the Shell theater.
Not only does he make romantic
love % -oomph Girl Ann sher-
dan. but he has some Of the aptly
named films most torrid scenes
with Siren Helen vinson.
Silver smuggling forms the
nucleus Of the plot for Covered
Wagon Days Republic western
sharing the other half of the Shell
program with the Three Mes
quiteers = Bob Livingston. Ray
mond Hstton and Duncan Renzldo
In the leads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

HeraIded as A most unusuaI nj
absorbing serene drama. the Para
mount picture. The Way Of All
Flesh" featuring Akin Tsmiroff,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
AVIATION EPIC

Flight Command" stars Robert
Taylor with Walter Pidgeon. Ruth
Hussey and Paul Kelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Early tins morning = veritahle
flotilla Of tugboats from Everett.
Olympia Seattle. Bremerton ana
other Puget Sound ports arrived
IN Commencement bay IN prep
aration for the days program Of
racing and water sports.
Foremost among the visiting
tugs u the Arthur Foes'' OF
Seattle. Used for the s1Sarclssus
IN the first Tugboaf Annie picture
the Arthur Foss' viii relive It's
moments Of glory when II will
serve as the official boat bringing
The stars to Tacoma.
The Hollywood contingent.
comprising Marjorie Ram
beau. Alan Hale and wife.
Donald Crisp. Ronald Reagan.
Miss Rambeau's sister. Blll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
COMES To FRONT

Rod Cameron. who plays the
romantic leading role in Para
mounts %. o. A" Dead on Ar
rival. opposite Ellen Drew, was
discovered playing 3 minor part
IN another company's film recent
". and now Is being groomed for
stardom. He Is 6 feet, / inches
tall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
AGAIN HERO

John Carroll. who registered an
instant screen hit as the tall, two
listed leading man with Ann soth-
ern in Congo Maisie. has become
the hero In the Marx Brothers
new comedy. Go West"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

D., weoifenden. Hollywood artists
representative. and Edward
Manson. warner executive.
viii arrive NJ the Foss land
Ing AZ ! p m.
Waiting to greet them viii BE-
reception committee headed by
Mayor Cain and including many
prominent officials from Tacoma
and neighboring cities. Also wait
ing TO greet Miss Rambeau will
be e6-year-old Nellie Neal Law
ing, perhaps better known to
Northwest citizens IS Alaska
Nellie" Long a resident Of Sew
ard and Dawson. Mrs Lawing vas
= close friend Of Miss Rambeau's
mother. one OF the first lady doc
tors IN the Yukon territory.
Highlighting this reunion viii
be Mrs Lawing's gesture in al
lowing Miss Rambeau to wear her
famous gold nugget necklaces.
Calling 1t her lucky piece. Mrs. |
Lawing has worn the necklace
constantly for the last IS years.
She will remove Il for the first
time TO permit Miss Rambeau to
wear II on this occasion In the
hope that It viii bring good luck
and success to the premiere.
Following the mayors reception,
the stars and official party will
again board the Arthur Foss" 10
be ferried out 70 the waiting Coast
Guard cutter "Atalanta" which
viii serve as reviewing stand for
the water spectacle.
The schedule for the water car
nival follows:
4:2o p. NJ - water skiing
events.
4:so y. NJ. = Tacoma inboard
motor boat race, miles.
ASS r. M.-Taeoma and Gig
Harbor fishing boat race,
Ii miles.
500 r. M.-Puget Sound tug
boat race, Ia miles. Three
classes (l49 n. p. or les:
l5o-2ee n. p. and 300 n. p.
and everl. run off nj the
same time.
$40 r. n. - Marine spectacle
closes with water demon
stratlon by Tacoma fireboat
and Foss tugs. Lights play
on streams Of water signal
King end Of Tugboat Annie
Water Carnival and fiofilla-
The waterfront road will be !
closed TO automobile traffic To en-
able spectators the best available !
point TO watch the marine
spectacle. Spectators are also ad- i
vised TO use Stadium way ms a
point from which TO view the pro-
ceedings.
Torpedoes viii be fired to signal :
lie the closing of the water show.
The stars viii then proceed to the
island at the intersection of Ninth
and Broadway where ceremonies
will be conducted by Mayor Cain,
the dedication of a plaque
to Tugboat Annie. The plaque
reads Dedicated TO nlgboat Annie.
October Is. 1910, Pioneer Spirit
Of Puget Sound" The stars will
also participate Radio station
kMO has arranged to broadcast
these ceremonies.
Hungry and tree spectators will
be given a chance To draw a sec
snd wind during the hours of 6
?. m. and $50 p. m. when the stars
sill arrive At the Music Box thea
ter for their first personal appear
ancs. They will be joined here by
Hedda Hopper. famous actress in
her own right and noted radio and
commentator.
At Q p. m the public viii be
given another opportunity 10
view the stars when a news
reel history Of the event b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Muriel Angelus. also opens at the
Riviera today. The story visual
izes the downfall Of = happy hus-
band and father. bank cashier IN
a small town. who il duped by a
band OF criminals. and the allure
Of an adventures, and thereby
loses a fortune In securities which
has been entrusted to him for de-
livery TO a client in New York.
The role Of the cashier Is said to
be- one Of the most exacting ever
undertaken by Akin Tamiroff-
The picture was directed by Louis
King. from a screenplay BY Lenore
Coffee, based on q story by Lajos
BRO and Jules Furthman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
-BABY SHOWER

Cecilia Parker was the honoree
al surprise baby shower given
by her mother. 1t was strictly a
family affair. the only exception
being Ann Rutherford. girlhood
chum Of the actress and fellow
actress in the Hardy Family"
pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
NAME CHANGE HELPS

Constance Keane could get only
bit parts IN four pictures. but
when she changed her name TO
veronica Lake. Paramount sgined
her for the top feminine role in
the spectacular aviation story, Il
Wanted Wings"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Sky Bandits and The Way
OF ALI Flesh at Riviera
Jones Newill Featured N Air Film;
Akin Tomiroff IN Drama

James Newil famous for his "Renfrew roles, has the
lead in the new Riviera film SKY Bandits which opens
today Also seen with New in the exciting plane story
IS Dave 0'Brien. =. ,.u,,,.-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

!"
ROXY. Blue MOUSE. Music Ron
Marjorie Rambeau, Alan Hale. Rom
aid Reazan on stage In person ~
world premiere Of ~T,leboat Annie
Sails Again
RfALTO-Jerrx Colona and johnny
Downs IN Melody And Moonlight.
II 40. ais. 500. 7 SO. also Wayne
Morris md Virginia Dale In The
Quarterback i:io. IS. s.45 $50
EIyIERA-James sewlil and Louise
Stanley In SKY Bandits" ff.35
2.2o. sos. 7.56. 10 as. also Akin
Tamiroff and Gladys George IN
The Way Of All Flesh" i2s45. 3 las.
LITTLE THEATER - The Tacoma
Drama League presents sknlcker-
booker Holiday"
RETURN SHOWING
BE We X Y - Adoiphe Mentou and
Carole Lands IN s~Turnabout.n also
Leon Errol and Walter catlett IN
Pop Always Pays"
COW VI L Cesar Romero and
Mary Hughes In Lucky Cisco Kid. =
also Edmund 6wenn and Mary
Mcguire In Mad Men OF Etrope
KAY STKEET-Walter Pidseon and
Florence Rice In phantom Raid
ers." also Ann Dvornk and Lola
Lane In Girls or The Road
LAkfwOOD-Olivi DeHavilland and
Charles winninser IN MY Love
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
WHTTEMAN HIMSELF

Paul Whiteman. dean OF Ameri-
can orchestra leaders. plays him.
self in the Mickey Rooney-Judy
Garland stsrrer. Strike Up the
Band"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Tacoma to Go Hollywood as
TugbOai" Greats Say Hello
Morjorie Rombeuu. Alcn Hole, Ronuld
Reoeon. Donald Crisp And Heddo
Hopper Here In Person

Tacomss world premiere excitement comes In !. rrss,;,.
erescendo today with the arrival of the nine HOLLYWOOD
personalities VINO left Southern California last Wednesday
TuQbaat Anuie Dav - ~eS-"e'n u
Evening star., 1940-06-16

As ITALY throws her ormed MIGHT
into the European conflict, she
brings relatively more monpower
thon mechanical power into the
struggle. Of her soldiers the above
ore typieoI Of the reeulors who ore
sold BY the best authority to number
about $4,000. In addition there
ore $4,000 reserves and scotter-
ing Of colonioIs to be counted in her
immediote strength. to bring it to
obout q million ond holt men.
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CONTINUED from Page -
told the Democrat that Hayward
had taken her car to work on Il
last night. The woman said she
knew nothing more about the case
Franco told authorities that he
found the car parked on the side
of the road. The motor was still
running, he said, and a piece OF
garden hose was rugged from the
exhaust into the automobile. The
windows were closed.
DR., Morrill, said Hayward left no
suicide note.
Survivors include his wife. Lillian
Pilitowski; one son, Richard; one
daughter, Gertrude; his parents,
Lester and Annette Desroches Hay
ward, six sisters. Mrs. Valma Ro-
berts and Mrs. Annette Noble OF
Naugatuck, Mrs. Frances Smith Of
New Haven; Mrs. Ruth Springer Of
Springfield, Mrs, Dorothy Conn,
and Mrs, Eleanor Rider OF Melr0Se,
Mass. and three brothers, Edward,
John and James OF Aangatuek,
The funeral viii be held on Wed.
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Mnlyllle Funeral Home, $40
WEST Main street, Rev, Joseph 7, q,
johnson OF the Advent Christian
church OfIlelaling, Burial viii be IN
Grove cemetery, Nal9atuek, Friends
may call NJ the funeral home this
evening and teoloss~e afternoon
and evening,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
HARTLEY RESIGNS,
SMETHURST NAMED
Selectman Withdrew From
Post to Make Permanent
Home in ThOmaStOn

Mayor Vincent A. Scully today
announced the resignation OF Select
man Earle w. Hartley and the APP
pointment OF Walter Smethurst as
his successor. Mr.. Harley who was
elected a year ago, withdrew from
the post because he Is making ms
home hereafter In Thomaston.
The appointment of Mr.. Smeth-
hurst, Republican, was made on
recommendation Of Republican Town
Chairman Vernon l.. Hall. Mr.. Hart
lev had been elected on the Re.
publican ticket and 1t was required
that a member of the G. O. +. be
appointed in his stead
The selectmen function as mem
bers of the town government OF wa
terbury. Their principal duty is TO
officiate at the making of new voters
Selectman Smethurst is veteran
Republican party worker and mas
been active in local politics for many
years. He makes his home at BOZ
Frost road.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
.CIVILTAS AWAIT
FEBRUARY DANCE
Frank Marucci Heads Mas
querade Committee; SO=
ciety Is Years Old

Plans are already being made for
the ninth annual masquerade and
dance of the Societa Civilta Pro-
gresso to be held at Buckingham
hall February %.
Although more than three months
lie ahead, the committee is busy
arranging the details of the mas
querade, under the direction of
Frank Marucci, president. II IS
planned to make the event the most
elaborate in the history of the So
ciety, which was founded Is years
ago.
Collaborating with Mr.. Marucoi,
are John Rossi. chairman of the
entertainment committee; Anthony
Giuliano. secretary; Aurelio Cap
occhi, treasurer: and Edward Stor-
lazzi, A. Agostino, Reno Benedict,
c. Carloci, John Assetta. v. Can
temessa. Luigi Plano, p. Donaglio
A. Liberatore, p. Vellucci, F. Vel
lucci, John Sfroza, John Galletta
Joseph Palletta, ID. Poscente, g.
Macrelli, p. FORTUNATE. J. Sperduti,
F. Maisto, d. Ercoli, and v. Lent.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
SOUGHT SLAYER
GUEST OF POLICE

Bristol, R. l., Nov. 4 - tUP0 -
Antonio Warsacki %, Bristol WPA
worker charged with numbering 4
frisnd, was sought today In New
Jersey where he spent Saturday
night in a Linden police station
while Rhode Island authorities
hunted him.
Wars, ~ii left the Linden station
yesterday 10 minutes before New
Jersey police received an eight
state alarm requesting that he be
seized in connection with the STAY
ing of Daniel E. Quinn, 35, Quinn
was buldgeoned to death in War
sackis lodging house Saturday,
Warsacki had been picked up by
a police sergeant who said he was
drunk. After spending the night at
the station, he was given his wallet,
containing nearly 500, and depart
! ed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
GUN CARRIER IS
GIVEN FREEDOM

New York, Nov. 4 - U.PD - DR..
Union S. Ward, rs, who claims to
be a staunch supporter of Wendell
L. Willkie. was free on $500 bail
today for having an ancient reyoi-
yer in his pocket at the Madison
Square Garden rally for Willkie
Saturday night. He said he carried
the gun for protection against foot
pads.
He was arraigned in felony court
yesterday on a charge of violating
the Sullivan law. He made no
state ment and was bound over TO
the grand jury.
Police arrested him as he trans
ferred the gun from his hip pocket
10 the pocket OF a coat while walk.
ing down an aisle toward the cam
didate at the close OF the rally.
Ofileers said the gun had q detees
tive firlng pin and the two cart.
ridges IN the weapon were eoFfoded,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
For Roosevelt $500,
Willkie 1000 In City
CONTINUED From Page y

terbury to win, while Smith sup
porters say that their man will get
many Republican votes in Itch
field county,
Republican Town Chairman Hall
today received last-minute kilograms
from National Chairman Joseph w.
Martin, Jr. and State Chairman
Benjamin HARDWOOD urging that ev-
cry effort be made to get out the
vote. Congressional candidate john
son received wire from J. william
Otter, chairman OF the Republican
national congressional committee,
wishing him good luck in the con-
test tomorrow. Mr.. johnson will
make his final appeal for votes in
an address over both local stations
at 7.45 tonight. Mr.. Smith will be
honored at a Joe Smith Night" In
Thomaston.
Other Brisk Battles.
In the local 18th district sena-
torial fight Attorney Michael v.
Blansheld, Democrat, Is opposed by
Harold B. Post, Republican. Both
candidates were nominated after
spirited contests, Blansfleld winning
after q primary fight with Senator
George r. Culhane.
In the 10th senatorial district, the
Republicans have endorsed Socialist
Franklyn Barringer in an effort TO
win the additionally Democratic
district from Senator Edward P.
Egan, Democrat.
The Democratic candidates for
representative are Rep, Daniel j..
Mahaney and Attorney John Mem
brine; the Republican nominees are
Angelo Possemato and Edward
Mraz
For probate judge In this district.
which takes IN Waterbury, Wolcott
and Middlebury, the Democrats
have nominated Judge Patrick
Healey for reelection. The Repub-
lean nominee Is Attorney Maurice
Wrenn.
Attorney Blansfield Is not only a
candidate for state senator but was
also nominated by the Democratic
state convention as one Of the
Presidential electors.
Veteran politicians say that many
phases of this election have them
myStified. It has been difficult to get
voters to commit themselves, they
say, and there may well be a great
groundswell In favor Of one party
or the other.
The polls will be open from 6 a.
nj. to 6 p. m. The Democrat will
broadcast election returns over Sta
ton WATT. beginning at 8 o'clock,
giving local, state and national re-
suits.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-04
SUITS DESTROYED
in CLOSET BLAZE

-Four companies responded 10 q
slight fire In the closet OF the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salinardo at
B62 East Main street shortly after
$50 o'clock last night.
Assistant FIRE marshal, Lieutenant
Eugene Legge, said the blaze des-
lroyed q considerable amount Of
clothing, was caused by an electric
heater,
A member OF the sallnaTd0 fam
ily had placed the heater, Lleuten-
ant Legge said, which they had
used 20 heat the bathroom OF the
home on the shelf Of the closet be-
fore u had cooled or. causing sew
eral packages on the self 10 become
lgnited, The flames then spread 10
the edjaeent wall before being eK-
singulshed, Lieutenant Lssge re-
ported.
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Continued from Page y
members of his family and of his
staff.
To Defeat Fish
His campaigning this afternoon
will be ostensibly in the interest OF
the local Democratic ticket, directed
particularly at defeating Represen-
tative Fish whose name has been
used by Mr.. Roosevelt in two of his
major campaign speeches in the
ALTERATION, Martin, Barton and
Fish" as representative of the type
of Republican opposition to his poll
cies. Fish's candidacy for reelection
is being opposed by some Republi-
cans who object to his isolationisn,
as the ranking Republican member
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
Mr.. Roosevelt will make a three
minute speech in the lower square
of Beacon, seat OF Putnam County
at 2:25 p. m. He crosses the Hud-
son by ferry to make three min
ute speech at Newburgh, seat OF
Orange County, at ESQ p. m. Their
motors to Kingston, seat of Ulster
County, which Is not in Fishs dis
trict, for a three minute speech al
$40 p. m. Returning to the dis
trict, he speaks at Rhinebeck, In
Duchess, his native county at 4:3C
p. m. After dinner at Hyde Park
House, he goes to Poughkeepsie
largest town in the district and the
seat of Duchess County, for five
minute speech.
In Fish District
He will be accompanied for three
of the speeches In Fishs district
by Hardy Steeholm, the Democrat
who Is running against him,
Soon after he arrived this morn
ing after an might train jour-
ney from Washington, Mr. Roose-
welt scheduled a telephone confer
ence with Secretary of State Cordel.
Hull on developments in the inter-
national situation. Mr.. Roosevelt
went to Washington from Cleveland
where he delivered his last major
political speech Saturday night, to
receive diplomatic reports,
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Continued from Page -
ocratic accomplishments to aid farm
ers.
1.-THE New Deal farm program and
the New Deal labor program ut to-
eether," he said. Farmers and
workers with larger buying power
buy more of eahc others products
creating prosperity for farmers, fol
workers, and for the working bus
mess men who cater to both.
1.-THE result is recorded In our
growing national income, which this
year in purchasing power tops the
record of 1929"
Wallace said he was reared as 9
Republican but that he has learned
that a sound program for the pros
perity of the farmers cannot be OBJ
tanned from the reactionary leader
ship of the Republican party"
He urged that farmers support
"the man who stands for stability
and lower interest rates-the man
who has helped them more than all
other presidents put together"