The Washington Daily News from Washington, District of Columbia • 14

Page 1 4 THE WASHINGTONDAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 1936 Record Vote Nov 3 Indicated by Registrations li i 1 i 1 I Gentleman Gets the Works Coming Events a lie TODAY BaJewM iaatk Chxte dinner Lafayette the Raleigh the New Deal and i XX 1 1 I XI 1 urther Ddllar Devaluation II I Ak i Called 'Remote as Mars irther devaluation of the dollar thstt to 'deprive the President of this pons inerr arc sxiuo i compared with 240900 lh? to swc the COSTLIER TOBACCOS I 1 9f I enjoy that sense of ease sagacious on social the metal standard' was such in of Head stands such as were advocated at the Stmi Use Revolortw meetinc Willard I 15 bl Supper I Board Ma oarers mretlnc 7 Tonne Peontes Lewie bmuIbi Willard Exchange of Basic i Participating Nations xSeen i as Lure to Outside Powers i have effective action towards Treasury officials appear I to feel authority would place" the United States at a great disadvantage The power in effect is a club the Presi dent could swing over the! head of any foreign country that sought to its currency below a fair level in order to gain an advantage in foreign trade i I I Pastor Wins Prize in 'Why I Changed" Letter The Rev Albert Eggleston pastoi all fcypej? of business caused by ever 1 Illi Mail 'Em Your Shirks Inited States has set the at 35 an ounce 1 Al Katz of turists convention today and got getting a permanent wave and a visitors welcomed the: invader PMlatette CtrilAB MB I rancisco's registration was compared to the previous Portland Coreorata CWli Xnrinren ormer Marks all Especially on West and Atlantic Coasts CHICAGO Use of helium gas treat asthma patierits was reported by Dr Alvan Barach Columbia Uni versity College of Physicians and Surgeons in Thel Journal of the American Medical Association today NOTED GLIDER CHAMPION (Mm) Mrs Russell Holderman says: "Tired tense and wrought up i as 1 may get a few Camels at mealtime and after to bring my digestion right baCK It! I university branch Hall American Society of rersny branch bm 1 i 1 I Cka Wshinton Lode mceunc Ck Club 19 st aw DHCP I do so however the ex between the dollar and those currencies will 1 be fixed lar bitrarily! by the value which those governments jgive to an ounce of gold The immediate effects of the new gold rules will not be noted by the average citizen of any of the coun tries the Treasury believes Bank era and foreign exchange experts i however" note the new regulations I immediately Prior to devaluation of the rench franc and Use tri power currency ac cord Treasury licenses for gold ex ports could be obtained by banks and I individuals desiring to snip to nations on the gold when the exchange rate that this was profitable Under "the new plan the ederal Reserve Bank of New York will be able to ship gold to both those coun tries but private banks are not al lowed to ship gold at all i Gold Pact Expected to Bring in Others on Currency Accord Helium for Asthma to MUAT mectinc bw 9 progr ittte uxldiy ne dual Jsvuig a htrt launGrr' lu hi 2 St ctliU Tin ubual ptke lb with foundries auing the work lor Oj A group of forger la ojoppKti Uutir pruc Lo and imtt two ofrt rwd tx do tHe work for U'ms Wild Geese Holding Their Annual rolic With' Death in alls 'll by foiled Pm Niagara falls a nk of looO'wild gveiC had settled doun on tlic Niagara River today tor their annual fi ulic i with the alls Ii i I Tne gese rode the currents to tile brink ofjllie alls and then soared bank up the river forming an almost enoleas elialn I A few geesehowever were unable to rise and were earned oee tie calaiacts to liaiir deatlai Each jear about this tlme'wild geese vn itieir way south slop in the Niagara Last year a flu of sb iut io OOO' stand on Ife nver 4 At United Ptcm America prance aad Great Britain have fh ged in their new internatiov al gold exchange agreement a power ful inducement to other nations to join with them in their tri party stabslixatkxi accord Treasury sources believed today I The agreement permits shipments of gold between the three nations but restricts them to the central banks of the powers The induce i meat to others was seen in the pro vision that gold will be shipped only to countries! adhering to the accord Since I Great Britain rance and the United States control the bulk of the world's gold supply and since gold is a vital necessity to nations i carrying on international trade it was felt here that nations would seek to jam the currency accord in order to gain the privilege I of gold ship ments for settlement of international balances I i CURBS SPECULATION Of almost! equal importance American view was? the Belief that the new gold rules would operatei to curtail sharply international cur rency speculation: I Two factors will I operate against this: I i I irst gold) shipments will be i only by the central banks Specu lators and private banks will net be able to obtain gold for use in their operations I i X'' i Second the price of gold which controls the ratio of1 exchange be dollars francs and pounds will beset officially by each participating i government rather than thru opera I Uon of open foreign exchange deal ings 1 I i I I Thus tne mice of cold Britain and Trance have not yet an nounced their official gold When they change irate Hotel dropped in at the beauty cul all fixed up He is shown toe nail polish eminine The Rev Albert Eggleston pastm nt byterian Chuith today was awarded first prize of $500 in the Republican National letter contest I have! changed from Roose veil to Landon" I Second prize of $300 went to Jack Murray a laborer of Wayne I Ind Two persons (Mrs Robison Turley Okla I and Mrs Otto Hasok St I Louis Moi tied for third prize $200 The Rev Eggleston's letter: 1933 Ijwas for Roosevelt be cause it seemed that at last we were to alleviating the terrible' distress caused by the depression I have changed to Landon because I have ceasedj to believe the sin cerity of Roosevelt Because Roose veltl cannot escape responsibility! for the acts of arley Hopkins Tugwell! and' others I I I 'Because millions of unemployables: have been created by the bungling! wasteful methods of the WPA I i "Because of! the wreckage of the principle of the Civil Service and the political exploitation of the hunger of millions of I needy people I I of the increasing cost of livyig and the increasing burden on New' York Reports 2899123 Prospective Ballots Only in New Orleans Is There a Drop II United Ket'onl breaking registra ti(ins in all parts of the country forecast today the probability of a new high in votes in the coming presidential election Im reiiw's ranging from 5 to 20 per i cent inoicnicn me iiuz iviu eac ol mote thmi 39000000 would be sur passed by many thousands i NEW YORK TOPS Tremendous gains were recordedalong tlie eastern seaboard New York lending with a record total of 2899123 voteis The figure exceeded the 1932 total by 500319 i In Boston more than 350000 voters have registered surpassing the pre vious high in 1934 by more than 30000 Philadelphia renter of a fight for the electoral votes of Pennsylvania shattered registration history with' a total of 944614 Republican registra tion was 519865 Democratic 403 851 It was a decrease of 33 570 for the Republicans and an increase of 318 611 ior the Democrats compared to 1932 LOS ANGELES GAINS The Pacific Coast revealed a simi lar interest in politics In Los An geles there was a gain of 95916 voters the list having increased from 698010 in 1932 to 793926 I "dan 216345 Inch of 312000 in 1934 Ore set a new High 1 with 182022 registrations an increase of approxi mately 18000 Olympia capital of Washington reported state registra tions are expected to exceed 800000 with Seattle Tacoma Spokane and other cities scoring new highs registration was approxi mately 180000 with the books not closing until Oct 31 'The' previous high was 172000 CHICAGO SCORES I Mid West battleground of'both major parties Kept pace with thy rest of the'eountry In Chicago 1807790 persons registered compared JOO rw non Wlin 14Oain in A ML VUUA 1 County the total expected to ex ceed 2 150000 a new high Other midwestern cities reported new recoiuii iuuvwbv More than 700000 'l an in crease of approximately 90000' A total" of 104000 with new registration daily compared to 95000 for 1932 after about 10000 names had been removed Des New registrations to Oct 12 totaled 85 000 with the books ojxhi "until Oc 23 An increase of approximately 14000 over 1932 was predicted Kf 'T'hrrp firn i 242408 rfMHNLrrpd 1934 mounting taxation! I I believe that the power and functions of tjhe Supreme Court must be safeguarded 1 I believ that the central ization of power is becoming a I real menace to our institutions I abominate the persecu tion of people who are! opposed to the New Deal 1 I believe Landon to be sincere courageous fundamentally sound nomic and moral issues' TOMORROW Women MeisMai Lu1m Kmx Coioln Committee luncheon Meynoveer 1 Keren i Civil tandkenn MiiHrwe 13 Kansas City Total expected reach 264009 There have been fre quent changes in 'the total 'due to charges of padding recanvassing etc St LouU A total of 428066 a gain of 39589 over 1932 The situa tion is similar to Chat tn Kansas City New records also were attained In Cnxili ntvrl Qruilhmwv1 A er Kin view of that legion by ciUnSj LXIowk: I Dallas County Tex 90000 a lecotd Oklahoma City 86 6M with lertnf exiM Oed to leaclf 100000 Birmingham Jefferson I County Binninghaml registration increased tm rent over 1932 to New Registered this year 161 398 1 aM Jtai I61A17 A slight oei rease believed due to an increased dralil late I these beau ticians convention here today by Ivan Kosel New York and Hollywood specialist I Modern Vat jean Saved rom Prison Gets State Carlton Chil xJ ton a few weeks ago known as "modem Jean Vai was on the state pay roll to day i Chilton saved from serving an unfinished prison term in Okla homa last month when Gov Mar tin Davey refused to permit hjsextradition tn that state was given a position in the Ohio highway department He formerly was employed by the Labor Department in deve land as a statistician Sentenced to the Oklahoma re formatory almost 25 years ago for theft Chilton escaped within a few months and recently was located in Cleveland where friends said he had been living a life CAMELS MAKE EATING a real pleasure all the time" says Hauk Sieiner deep sea diver and food get along swell together when I smoke Camels with my meals ami after" Camels Stimulate speed umthe flow of diges tive increase alkalinity Enjoy Camels fhar inn nt tllP fl (ill by President Roosevelt "is as remote i ffioiTlc coif! ixittia vtcifl num Hiyyvniviuto today i The President's power to devalue empires Jin 30 He favors its re newal bilt persons in his official family insist that further reduction tJ the dollar gold content would not be considered except under ex treme circumstances I i The White House wants this au thority it was suggested as a psy cltological supplement to the $2000 000000 stabilization fund The two together give the President an enor mous influence in international dis cussion of currency stabilization new in fts Initial stages by reason of the ranco British American Sept 26 I 1 1 Ovoosition Is I expected to i in Congress against extension of the power but its approval is generally forecast i i II he Kansas City Mo irst Pres prize of $500 in the Republican 'g 1 I 'fc ji 1 am xv a I Mg IlW wl I AvrV s'.