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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Cook Charged With Murder
In Farmhouse Staying
Py the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
MORRISTOWN, Pa. Oct. IA
35-year-old lunchroom cook was
held today without bail, charged
with murder in the STAY
ing of authenticated Mrs. Ethel NJ
Atkins, whose nearly nude body was
found week ago in an unoccupied
farmhouse near here
Detective James " Gleason filed
the murder charge against William
j. Earnest last night at hearing
before Justice of the Peace Harvey
Slingluff.
The justice ordered Richard
Brady. "a, also held without bail on
a charge of being an accessory after
the fact.
Mr. Gleason said the case prob
ably would be given tc the grand
jury sitting october 81 and Mont
gomery County District Attorney
Frederick B. Smile said he was
listing it for trial the first week of
November.
The district attorney said:
Earnest admitted 1t was he who
had beaten Mrs. Atkins to death
He still insists that Brady was in
the house and Brady still denies it.
Earnest admitted, however, that
Brady never struck the woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Grippe, Landscape
Pointer, Dies at 70
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCKPORT, Mass, Oct. L.
Charles Paul Grippe, 70, celebrated
landscape painter, died yesterday. He
had been Ill since a heart attack
three months ago.
He was born in Picton, Canada,
studied in Holland and was greatly
influenced by the Dutch school. One
of his works hangs in the collection
of Queen Wilhelmina and others are
in the library of Rouen, France;
the National Gallery of Canada, the
Maryland Institute of Baltimore, the
Brooklyn Museum and the st. Louis
Museum.
He won many medals in COMPETE
lions and important prizes, includ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

Of q few inches and escaped injury.
The lightning struck the ONCE
safe as Palmer had his head ana
shoulders inside looking for . pack,
age. The bolt melted 1-tnch metal
trimming on the front Of the SAFE,
Jumped the counter and showereo
fire around customer, VINO aiSo
was unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Clerk Encompussed
By Lightning Escapes

b the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. lie. r.
Palmer, clerk at the Railway Ex-
press Agency, looked at . bolt OF
lightning Yesterday from Q distance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

ing the Tuthill award Of the Chicago
Art Institute.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Not This
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Each day Florence Nightingale
tried to find ways to make nursing
better at the big hospital in Turkey.
She carried out plan after plan, and
at length her work began to tell.
The fearful death rate was cut
down. It stood at 427 out of each
II 900 soldiers in the month Of
/ February, 1855, but two months
later it was down to 107 per 1000.
The next month, June, it was only
% per 1000!
We cannot say that changes in
nursing brought about all that
saving of life, but certainly they
byought a great deal of it. News
of the work was published in British
newspapers, and Florence Nightin-
gale was hailed as heroine.
People in Great Britain and other
lands sent gifts of money for use
in hospital work. From New Zea-
land came a sum amounting to
$4,000 in our money and from Aus
trala a gift of $500. The great
nurse also used some of her own
money for the cause.
The famous poem charge of the
Light Brigade" was written about
nau event in the Crimean War.
After spending six months in the
vDhospitals in Turkey, Florence Night
ingale decided to go closer to the
scene of action. She crossed the
Black Sea and landed in the Crimea.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

are fed ground glass not They
feed COWS ground glass" We may
say John and Henry own a farm
They feed cows ground glass;" etc.,
because they refers definitely to
John And Henry. The sentence
"They make shoes in that factory"
should be changed to read, Shoes
are made in that factory"
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

A small serUtng of food eaten Wil-
lingly may haze greater nutritipe
Oalue than large serving eaten
under compulsion.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Nursing Work in the Crimeo

became sick. It was q case Of Cri-
mean fever, and she was placed in a
small hut near the army hospital.
The best possible care was given to
her. Word Of her illness was sent
quickly to Great Britain, and the
people 1T home were deeply worried.
If Florence Nightingale had died
Of that illness, her death would
have been mourned far and wide
As it turned out, she grew well
again and did more work for the
soldiers.
After the war ended, she went
back to England and carried on
splendid work. Among the things
she did was to start q training
school for nurses in her own coun-
try. More than any other woman,
she Is to be given honor for the
present system Of careful training
for nurses.
Florence Nightingale lived to the
age Of 80. Her death took place
in 1910.
books ~ 'A ~ 'o0' wrap
II You want . free copy Of the
illustrated leaflet "Ysur Bedy 1t
Wsfk, send me . Scent stamp
I'd, self-addressed envelope, In
care q The Evening Star.
h.eA h4
Evening star., 1940-05-31
QUESTIONS.

OGA0 xO4N0.
1. Mr.. Spub's sister sat ut Jacks
right. Her full name is.- is
2. Jack sat opposite Dora's step
daughter. Her full name is--
3. Phil sat opposite Ruth's sister
in-law. Her full name is--
4. Ruth sat opposite Mr.. Clade's
son-in-law. His full name is----
S. Dora sat opposite Mr.. Spub's
brother-in-law. His full name is--
s. Mrs. Clades stepson-in-law
was dealer. His full name is----
7. What is Mr.. Clade's daughters
manner Her full name
8 What is Mr.. Spub's sisters
name? Her full name is-- is
8. What was Mrs. Clade's maiden
name? Her maiden name was-
10. What was Mrs. Spud's maiden
name? Her maiden name was
SOLUTION TOMORROW.
Copyright. 1910.
Answer to puzzle of May 80.
Calling All Cars:
Note-The list as given Is in alpha
DeClcal ORDER.
l. Auburn. Is. La Sale,
2. Buick. IA, Lincoln,
3. Cadillac. Is Nash.
4. Chevrolet. 16. Oldsmobile.
S. Chrysler. II. Packard.
8 De Soto. l8. Pierce.
Z. Dodge. 10. Plymouth.
3. Ford. 20. Pontiac.
8. Graham. q. REQ.
10 Hudson. ~ Studebaker.
IL. Hupmobile. 23. Terraplane.
IL. Lafayette. "a. WHY'S.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

JOLLY POLLY
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
c. H.-Since no definite subject
Is given, the correct form is Cows
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

muchacho, Sc pusieron en- pie, Y
cOgiendolo dulcemente entire los
dos, llevandolo abrazado, como
Sc lleva a I'm enfermo, 10 condu-
jeron haSta ell aScensor que par
tia del hall del palacio.
Los tres fueron a refugiarse
al Saloncillo contiguo a la alco-
ba de los marqueSes, un gabine-
tito cequet6n e intimo donde
tambien srdia un allegro fuego
en- la chimenea lindisima de mar
mol negro.
Y una vez alli; una vez que
estuvieron todos senta6os alre
dedor del fuego, Pedro, decidido
esta veg, tom6 la palabra, para
decir de esta manerai
los voy a contar 10 ocurri-
do, queridos tics, a yer 81, con
vuestro carino v cen vuestra a.
yuda, consigo rehacer mi vida
Y Ia de esas pobres martires des-
diohadssI-..
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

= C6mo?- interrumpi6 a
marauesa, frunciendo el ceno.
-Deja al ninc-exclam6 con
dulzura don Rodolfo-. Cuenta-
nos.
ST, no interrumpirme, que
ridos tics. rs tan grave 10 que
os tengo que decir, tan terrible
y tan doloroso, que solo a voso-
troS me atreyeria a confesarlo.
Escucharme con atenci6n.
FL ingeniero hizo una leve
pausa.
Luego sigui6 diciendo, en- to-
no lento y doliente, como un De-
cador que %encuentra un consue-
10 en- confesar SD culpa:
= YoSotros sabdiS perfee.a-
mente ell drama de mi vida! La
carta que os escribimcs ell pobre
lSidorO y 20 a bordo del Marsei-
lie, cuandO nos marchabamos los
dos hacia oriente, hace euatro
amos y pioo. os puso al corriente
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

II Rehacer mi vidal. iQuien
sabei
IS, hijo milo. No es tan diff
Gil como III erees... TIE quedaras
con nosotros para siempre, nos
iremos a La Fanfarrona, o q La
Altiva. o al Naranjal. o donde
III quieras.., y al lado de tn ito, q
mi lado, iras olvidando POGO a
POGO. No has tenido noticia min
guna, verdad3 T.,
Esta Ultima pregunta 10 ha-
bia formulate Ia marquesa, o.
bedeciendo, tai vez, a esa irresis
tible curiosidad femenina que
impele q toda mujer a deSentra-
mar les misterios de amor.
Esperaba que Pedro denega-
"a duloemente con Ia eabeza /;
pero sorprendiose viendo que su
sobrino la miraba con una eSpe-
Gle de quietud estatica, y que
brillaba en- sus pupilas como
una luz de dicha radiante.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

ra quedarte con ~nosotros, YER
dad?
mo, no sell. Els muy ho-
rrible l-repuso Ell ingeniero,
cubriendoSe Ell roStro con las ma
nos.
ii Habla, PedritOl iConfie-
safe cen nosotrosl
"A ESQ vengo, tics.
-Sabes que tie queremos Co
mo a un hijo.
Como 10 que eres %nueStro.
i unca podremos decir-
te 10 que sufrimoos por ii. hi
10 mioi
-iY yo, tiosl... iLo que he
sufrido, 10 que he llegado a
a sufrir por vosotros tambien L..
-Pero, bueno, todo pas6, Sver
dad o.. iAhora tie quedaras aqui,
a nuestro lado, Y olvidaras. Eres
joven Themes la obligaci6n de
rehacer su vida
Pedro reptile como un eco:
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

didos a los Dodgers; pero Larry
MacPhail hizo este comentario
Para que necesitamos nosotros
esos caSos de hospital? LES mi
raremos en- la Habana Y 81 nos
GUSTAV, hablaremo de condicio-
mes con los Yankees; pero en- u
ma base completa de compra, nc
queremos a ninguno de ellos.
Dicese que los Yankees piden
$4,000 por Gomez y otros tan
tcs por Pearson. En- la Temporal
da pasada Gomez estuvo enfer-
mo. Gan6 tres y pardi6 tres.
Pearson gan6 Z y perdi6 6.
ESperase que las Abejas de
Boston, team a punto de ser ven
dido, haga una transaction den
tro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

de TODD, y o cuando hace dos vi
ne a Madrid, cs confirme todos
los detalles, Jos acordais?
-Si, hijo milo,
81 PedritO. Nc es facil oil,
vidar ell dolor de los seres a los
que amamOs muchO... Sigue.
Maria de la Cruz me habfa
enganado en- mi ausencia; Ma
ria de la Cruz tenia un amante,
Sho es esq.,. Isl ST, callarl...
Va 10 sabemOs tcdos 70 tuve en-
mis- manos las pruebas de la in
ramla' 20 tuve Ia certeza de que
MI mujer era una vii, y de que
si2...
Isl hijO miol.... iPero, no
recuerdes L..
|iNo tie exaltesl.. para que
recOrdar 10 pasadO?-anadi6 al
marques,
tho. 81 estOy serenO!-si-
suid dieiendO Pedro con up TO-
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
DEPORTES
LEW JENKINS PELEARA Ell
VIERNES CON FRITZIE
ZIVIC

New York, Die. 18.-El pro
ximo viernes, en- ell cuadrilatero
de la Madison Square Garden, el
campe6n de las 1876 libras, Lew
Jenkins, de Texas, Sc batira con
Fritzie Zivic, eli campe6n mum
dial del peso weller.
jenkins ha sido invitado d
presenciar, como huespad de he
nor, Ell partido de futbol del dfa
de Ano Nuevo entire Fordham y
Texas A., que Sc ~efectuara en-
Dallas.
Completara hoy ell tejano sus
ejercicios, acompanado por To-
puzzles EDDIE Carroll, Chester
REQ y Wishey Jones. Aver Pc
saba 1877 libras.
Civic parece hallarse en- per-
fectas condolences ffsicas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
La Gaceta FOlletin No. S54
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

cho case, hijo milo, antes de ca
sarbe con aquella m%ujer!... ITO
do ell dolor de tn vida y de la
nuestra arranca de entoneesl
Jay, tia, til no sabesl..
-Bien, sentaros. Sientate, Pc
dro; y til tambien, Moves. SEN
temonos.
Todos sc sentaron en- sendos
butacones, fernando un peque-
no circulo alrededor del fuego,
que va ardia en- Ell salon en- es-
ia mahana de octubre, un tanto
desapacible y cenicienta.
II Habla, Pedro querido! va
te eScuchamOs.
Isl, cu6ntanos. iVienes pa
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
LA N DE LA LIGA M
~TERSCCIAL
VOlveyd a reantrse en- FebrerO

Complete aver su larga lorna
da de 1910 la Liga ~Intersocial,
en- una de las salas del Centre.
Asturiano. Solo asistierou las de
legaciones del Centre Asturianc.
y los Caballeros Leales, 10 que
Quiere decir que brilaron por su
ausencia las del Circulo Cubano
: Ua.rnt Italiana.
FL s~ecretario Berdeal esta ode
yacaciones" y no asisti6. Lego Il
tssorerc Antonio La Paz el Ia
.~nce del a serie entire los Lea
es y las Estrel.as. LIE queda a
Ia Liga en- ell banco, por ell tanto
por ciento de la serie y la canti-
"a, $4,000.
Este dinero Sc utilizara en- los
Drimercs gastos de la Temporal
ia de 1941.
Los Delegates y subdelegados
quedaron comprometidos a avi-
ar a sus sociedades, verbalmen-
g, de la termination de la tenn
porada y Ia serie.
Sc tom6 ell acuerdo de que la
Liga vuelva a reunirse para pc
parar la temporada de 1941, en-
d tercer martes del mes de fe-
brero.
Co napretones de mano y fe-
licitaciones mutuas finaliz6 la
reunion.
FL domingo embarcaran para
la Habana, donde pasaran unos
dias, Ell secretario Sergio Der :
deal y Ell tesorero Antonio La
Paz, con sus respectivas fami-
lias.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

York, del Detroit.
Finney, del Boston, participt
6lo en- 81 desafios y solo come
8 tres errores.
Les mayores IGNORES en- Ia Sc
gunda base lie correspondence a
Deer, del Boston, que tonic par
te en- Isl juegos, seguido por
Heffner, del San Luis; Gordon,
del New York, Y Gshringer, del
Detroit.
Gift, del San Luis, Browns,
finaliz6 en- ell primer lugar, en- Ia
tercera base, seguido por Kelt-
ner, Rolfe, Kennedy Y Travis.
Torpederos o IS, Boudreau,
lie los Indios, ell primer ldgar,
con 155 juegos, seguido de Gro
9sttl, Bartell y Pofahl.
Primeros lugares entire los jar
dinercs: Judnich, del Cleveland,
1873 desafios; McCosky, Detroit,
Ia; Kreevitch, Chicago, 144;
Di Maggie, Yankees, 100.
Catchers: Pytlak, So desafios
Fox AZ; Hemsley, Ill; Dickey,
102.
Pitchers: Kennedy, San Luis;
Russo, New York; A. Smith, Gle
veland; Rigney, Chicago; Pct .
ter, Filadelfia, y Rowe, Detroit.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
Los nejoros 'fhldeadores' en- las Candes Lisas
Pytlak es la r~naravilla

New York, Die. 18.-Aunquf
liespoiados de sus altos honcre
en- la temporada anterior, 10.
Yankees retuvieron la distinction
de ser una novena de la c1spi1e
en- cuanto al iuego en- Ell campo
o la defensive.
Los excampeones del mundo
terminaron en- primer lugar, en-
cuanto a "fildeo'', acompanados
Der los Indios de Cleveland. Ca
da novena cerr6 la temporada
con un promedio de 975 puntos.
Quedaron en- tercer lugar los
Browns de San Luis.
Vencedores en- Ell campeonato,
los Tigres finalizaron en- e. sex
to lugar al campo, empatados
con los S~6nadoreS, en- 96S.
frankie Pylak, ell catcher de
los Indies, estableci6 una marca
en- las Ligas mayores. tenienio
ST. chances" sin un solo errcr.
Recientemente sc lie vendiG a los
Medals Rojas d. Boston.
DicKey, ell catcher de les Yam
Atas, actu6 er .02 desaf;cS.
George McQuinn. de los
Browns, qued6 en- Ell primer lu-
gar entire los inicialistas, segui-
do por Trosky, del Cleveland ;
Dahlgreen, del New York, y
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIsioP .

ing highest grade beechwood ereO-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho-
MuIsioE . taste TIE whole family
will like. It clings to the mem
BRAKES SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. AR
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church Is neees-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tie congregation with .
cold cough whea Mentho- Mulsion ia
80 inexpensive and easy to obtain >
N.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neighbors and quo rantced By
! le~1i-g DRUGGISTS ~svnryvhn~@ "Tv.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Leonard S. Annis. q, Y Min
ME Lou Washington, rs; Nath-
an Cathette, 81, y Josefina
S~mithwick, 20; Sam Monette
Blum, 26, y Elva Pauline Guild
ry, %; Glen ]. Hill, 10, y Sara
Channel, IT; Ezra Weed Bait
en-, 18 y Mary Elizabeth Knight
20.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

New York, Die. 18,-LOs Van
KEGS han puestO en- yenta . sus
veteranos pitchers Vernon Co
mez y Monte Pearson y desean
.venderlos a Ia Liga Nacional,
Sc habia dicho que serian ven
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
insisi6:

n lnSiStios
-iQue?... les que has sabido
aigo de Maria de la Cruz, hijo
milo?
Pedro, al DIR la pregunts tan
directa, Sc puso en- pie, Y dijo
paseandOse ambas names por la
frente,
-Cuando Os euente 10 que me
ocurre.. cuando os olga 10 que
me ha paSado, os asembrareis
de que no me haya vuelto loco.
Pero no, no os puedo hablar a.
qul.., Es muy grave, es demasia-
DO terrible 10 que os tengo que
comunicar. iDleyarme a otro ST
tio!... iVamOs a tn despacho,
ito, o a eualquier gabinete de a.
rribal...
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

A cola cough seriously endaEeers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
shan all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
yet Mantho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mu!sion fails to stop your coughln
Immediately ana ge' you entirely
cver your cold cough quicker thar
my medicine you ever tried. ass
or your money b. k.
Mentho-M ulsion is Iao1e than or
ordinary medicine 1t contains vita.
nins a and d to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing
"- 81 49, ~ ~,-1-+c iNr1'rd
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
r MUNDIAL DE Ma
TACION

Dusseldorf, Alemania, Die.
17.-Annie Keppell, de Glad
bach, ha fijado una nueva mar
ca en- los 400 metros de frente,
los cuales nad6 en- 6 minutes y
1872 segundos.
La marca aceptada era de Ma
RIA Lenk, del Brasil, con 6 minu-
tos y 1913 segundos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Mike Jacobs anuncia para el
dia 10 de enero, en- la Garden,
dos peleas entire los pesos COM
pletos Lou Nova y Patrick Co
y Lee Sayold y Bill PO-
land.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

II you suffer from rheumatic. srthfi-
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La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Jose Luis peleara con Clarence
(Red) Burman, Ell ahijado de
Dempsey. el dia 81 de Enero.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves PainQuiCk

Thousands who suffered from the togtu1ing
mains Of rheumatism, scatica, lunbaga hou-
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their discovery OF NURITO. Nov they have
found a ~quick-acting formula which speedily
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La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Los marqueSes, impressions
dos por ell tono de las palabras
de su sObrino, y por Ell aspecto
emocionadO y como febrM del
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Tuvo que ser cancelada, segin
Sc nos informa, la pelea en- que
anoche iba a participant, en- el
Coliseum del Bronx, Ell fuerte
gladiator Tami Mauriello.
Sc lastim6 Mauriello una ma
no en- su pelea con ell hebreo ale
man Eric Seelig.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

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La gaceta., 1940-12-18

LOS YANKEE HAN PUES-
TO EN- N A GOMEZ
Y MONTE PEARSON
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
CON Los GUANTES
DOS CAMPEONES.-FRANK
ESPERA LUNA TERCERA
PELEA?

FL campe6n de las 1876 libras
y ell campe6n de las lat pelea-
ran pasado manana, viernes, eli
la Arena de la corporation Ma
olson Square Garden, en- New
York.
Nj Jenkins nj Fritzie aries :
garan sus coronas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

La tercera pelea entire Ken
Overlin Y Mike Belloise... jcuan
do sc verificara?
Ken gan6 las dos primeras
pero por muy apretado margen
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Luis hara una seria defensa
de su titulo, opinan los expertos,
cuando Sc enfronte cen Billy
Conn.
Esas palabras q%uieren decir
que Ell campe6n Sc metera en- el
bolsillo a los oponentillos, en- las
cinco peleas de preparation" a.
nunciadas por Jacobs. va Sc e.
fectu6 la primera.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18
Kidneys Must
Clean ulAddS

blood are removed chiefly BY your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness, Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
rnd feeling worn out often are caused BY
non-organic and non-systcmic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases, the
very nrSt doe Of Cystex gees right TO work
belping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing. purifying
ny make you feel younger, stronger and
better than IN yefrs. A printed guarantee
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sures an immediate refund OF the full cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain anc nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee 80 get
Cystex from pour druggist today for only CSC.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

Frank La Marque sc ha sem
tado a esperar la condensation
de Johnny Ray, Ell director de
Billy Conn.
Willie Santana Sc ha sentadC
unto a el, pero en- I'm sill6n.
La gaceta., 1940-12-18

ViUtoManO Manteiga, Editor
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-08-04
HI Johnson SAYS
President Using
Same Old Knife
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Democratic and Progress tickets.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he did not see
how anyone could now look upon
johnson as a Liberal or a Pro-
gressive.
JohnSon'S statement in full:
Mr.. Roosevelts carefully plan
ned and affectionate CD attack
is no surprise, but in fairness ne
should have stated that all the
candidates for United States SEN
ator, and there are five of them,
under the California law, as they
have the right to do, are running
on both the Republican and Demo-
cratic tickets.
my real acquaintance with Mr.
Roosevelt began when I fought for
him in 1882. Had I followed him in
his attempted packing of the SUI
preme court and his yelled and
n-American deeds leading us down
the road to war and dictatorship
would have been a perfect liberal
and progressive, and what glory
would be mine!
MY record of 80 years is open
for everyone to read. 1t is my
treasure. No man, however exalted
his position, SHALL with impunity,
attack it.
The people of the state of Cali
fornia would not highly regard
me and I would be without self
respect, were 1 mere yes man.
never have been and never will
be.
Il make no issue with the presi-
dent upon matters of opinion but
I insist on matters of fact that
the record shall be kept straight.
This is just the same old purge;
the same old sham expressions OF
regard and affection; the same old
stiletto."
Johnson issued his statement
after Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, D.,
Mont. fellow iSolationiSt, had
come to his defense.
Il consider Hi johnson one of
the great liberals of the country"
Wheeler said. 1T was his speech
in 1882 that did more to help the
president carry the west than any
thing else that happened in that
campaign
Johnson supported much of the
early New Deal program, but
started swinging away from the
administrations side after Mr..
Roosevelts reelection in 1886. He
was a leader in the unsuccessful
fight against the neutrality act
and has been a consistent oppon-
ent of the presidents foreign pol
icy, charging that it is leading the
country along the path to war.