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---------1 -J ------------4' 0 -7 aito- te-r- 2 51910 i o- ei 239 -1910 Tritlay Morning irbt-5alt-ghki-Zributte-- 11' i6- a 1111 -dr t-----rr- 21-- W-IJV clJt4S1 144 Wttil A Willkie Victory Would Sap Defenses Wallace Says lillue Victor Defenses -Wall Would be Says Salt- 4 Barrage of Oratory Marks Day on Political Front 1Vilikie Uigcs' Industry End FendsL of Oratory Ma le lyi Marks otttleal Front cr str End Feuds eg Indu Roosevelt Talks on Defense Talks-on Defense Backers Carry4ght ThroughT h' lrryrEigh 6 Throurf 'Steady Halide Steer Through Crisis Caiididate Tells Detroit Meet DETRort Oct 24 A Wallace Democratic candidate forotice president asserted Thursday -night that election of Wendell WillIde would weaken America's defenses Wallace declared that the United 'Fa States "needs cool heads anti) Roosevelt rat steady bands" to pilot it through "the nunwpathbetweenthe Roosevelt Put atio IT-Needs -To Steer Through I 0 iididate TellsDe a DETRort Oct 24 for-vice president asserted I Wendell Willicie would weaken A 1 1-'t Si Roosevelt rut It Hafids isis 011Meet rt 11 sir411 Wendell WI Ilkie asserted Thursday night that "the new deal tias ere' ated bad blo-o-d between certain groups In industry and "certalti groups In labor" and kaid he wanted to "put an end to this era of bad feeling" I- asserted Thursday night that "the new deal id between certain groups in industry a nd )ors and kaid he wanted to "put an end to 10 AA By Associated Press re1 Roosevelt Gets Into Ca 4aign Stride US McNutt Says Stride I A 11 1 Gets Into yeAt's1 Ro setet Clalipatatt Sees Roosevelt Easy Victory i I By Associated Press 4 At Ed-i- a Al it -i 1 I i 1 I At 011 4 Ceti IlleN utt Says 'A 4 1 a totali-lane 1 large 'A i A 'P 4 I I I 1 1 Flynn Forecasts Party Will SweepCountry NEW YORK Oct 24 11719-- Democratic National Chairman Edward Flynn making a "slight venture In the field of prophecy" predicted Thursday that President Roosevelt would win New York state by at least 400000 voies and Pemurylvanlaby "several-bandred thousand" Flynn made a general predictions which he 'Mews' based on cent reports from county chairmen and workers throughout the country that the Roosevelt-Wat'lace ticket would sweep the country Pe conceded that the oppo- sition had a stressed that it-was only a capture one of the ithree large mid-western states: Illinois Indiana or Ohio Of the six New England states he cialmettorily Navachusetts' and Conecticut but stressed that -the bmission of mention of specific states simply meant that' their reports were not In yet 'i--11Rough1341t- You can start from New York and go clear around the rim of the nation and give every single state Roosevelt as far at least as Montana That is we claim all the eastern of New England the southern states the Pacific coast and the far northwest -We have all the border states VitestItirginia Kentucky Twee-see Missouri Arkansas and ynn orecasts Party Will Country ountry NEW YORK Oct 24 (17)-- Democratic National Chairman ward Flynn making a slight venture in the field of prophecy" predicted Thursday that President Roosevelt would win New York state by at least 400000 votes and Pennsylvania by "several-hundred sa thound" Flynn made a general prediction which he said was based on re- cent reports from county chair- men and workers throughout the country that the Roosevelt-Wat- ticket would sweep the coun- try lie coneeded that the oppo- sition hid a stressed that it was only a chance-to cap- ture one of the dthree large mid- western states: Illinois Indiana or Ohio Of the six New England states he domed Anly Nam chusette and Cof necticut but stressed that the hmission of men- tion of specific states simply meant that their reports were not In yet he- said believe you can start from New York and go clear around the rim of the nation and give every single state Vv Roosevelt as far at least as Montana That is we claim all the eastern seaboard-outside of New No 2 man on the 'Republican' In his address at Akron Ohio ticket have centered their re-'the Republican presidential nom- cent efforts in that Section -Inee-wity-itccused-the-admin At K-en-ciallville Ind Thurstion of a ''reactionary" concept day McNary told a party rally of collective bargaining that the administration's recipro- Meanwhile former President cal trade program had "sold part Ilerbert Hoover in an address at of the farmers' domestic market Columbus Ohio charged that down the river" President Roosevelt had obtained Wallace speaking at Lansing extraordinary powers which point Mich said that "either the Re to "an American breed of totali- publicans mean to cut off" some tarlanism" -The new deal Mr administration services to farm- Hoover said era id is creating an eco- "or else their talk about tomic system which drifts "down bureaucracy does not mean any- --the suicide road of national so- thing except empty oratory to sialism" Paul McNutt federal security catch votes" A large part of political Inter-administrator contended in Phila eat will center Friday night on tlelphiathatflhis coUntnOr119324 iur-sddress-to' be--delivered--by was just about to go under" when John Lewis I a chieftain ------l'yesident Roosevelt was elected -stations Avoids Politics (NBC-CEIS and MI3S) from '9 to 9:30 pm EST Lewis it is be: -----6-Barkloyashington Mr Rooke- lieved--inav -disclose which canvelt went on the radio to speak didate he favors to the New York Herald Tribune Other political developments forum' In an address restricted Thursday included: to discussion of defense eh the A declaration by Roy Smith International situation be said former director of the public that "those who have destroyed utilities division of the securities other free peoples -deem the and exchange commission that he -United States an 'effete degen- had-Nound-Mrr-Willkie-to-be-a --irate democracypt-- This nation forthright individual who never ---be continued was snakingits re -at -tlin a-- -Wide ply by preparing to defend the served favors" western hemisphere In a statement issued through While Mr Willkie called the the Retublican national commit- tiresident's Philadelphia address tee Smith said that while with 'obsolete" administration sup- the SE he had "reluctantly di-porters described It as highly et- rected a politically inspired in'- fective vestigation" of the Commonwealth Secretary Ickes at a press con- and Southern corporation at that ference said it had stopped the time headed by Mr Willkie and Willkie there ever was had found it was "one of the a Willkie trend" Ickes suggested most ably managed and most sue-too that political cessful of its kind" ---------Ineeltior-irecused-thevdmin --Arlataillirill-e- ion of a ''reactionary" concept day McNary told 4 of collective bargaining that the administrat Meanwhile former President cal trade program Ilerbert Hoover in an address at of the farmers' don Columbus Ohio charged that down the river" President Roosevelt had obtained Wallace speakino extraordinary powers which point Mich said that "ei to "an American breed of totali- publicans mean to 4 tarlanism" The new deal Mr administration servl roover said is creating an cc')- era "or else their tomic aystem which drifts "down bureaucracy does --the suicide road of national so- thing except impt sialism" Paul McNutt federal security catch votes" A large part of administrator contended in Phila- eat will center Fril tielPhiathatflhis coUntrIOn1932 arr-addreso-tcr be-- was just about to go under when John Lewis Roosevelt was elected over-tom et--000- Avoids Polities (NBC- CBS and ME 9:30 tn Li 6- Bark 4nWashington Mr Rooke- lieved-rnav velt went on the radio to speak didate he favors to the New York Herald Tribune Other political I In an address restricted Thursday included: to discussion of defense and the A declaration by International situation he said former director of that "those who have destroyed utilities division of other free peoples deem the and exchange comm United States an 'effete degen- hadfoundmrwi irate democracyDr- This nation forthright individus was -making its re- litny uric loligh ply by preparing to defend the served favors" western Ilemisnhere While Mr Willkie called the In a statement is the Retublican nati resident's Philadelphia address tee Smith said -tha 'obsolete" administration sup- the he had porters described it as highly ef- rected a politically fective vestigation" of the CI Secretary Ickes at a press con- and Southern corpol ference said it had stopped the time headed by Mr Willkie there ever was had found it was a Willkle trend" Ickes suggested most ably managed too that political polls should be cessful of its kind' No 2 man on the 'Republican ron Ohio ticket have centered their re- ential nom- cent efforts in that iection concept At Ken-clailville I nd Thurs- day McNary told a party rally nit that the administration's recipro- cal trade program had "sold part President address at of the farmers! domestic market erged that down the river" id obtained Wallace speaking at Lansing which point Mich said that "either the Re- I of pu cans mean WI to cut off" some deal Mr administration services to farm- ng an eco-era "or else their talk about rifts "down bureaucrecy does not mean any- ational so- thing except empty oratory i r) catch votes" ral security A part of political inter- ed in Phita- eat will center Friday night on trYirt-19ah- an-eddress --Ur be-dellvered-by ider" when John Lewis I 0 chieltaIn roe elected over-tom et-----100-radio -stations (NBC CBS and MBS) from '9 to 9:30 tn Lewis it is be: Mr Rooke- lievedeTrnay -disc-rose which can- to speak Tribune ctidate he favors Po litical developments il Other i restricted Thursday included: se eh the A declaration by Roy Smith 't he eel" former director of the public I destroy ed utilities division of the securities devil and the deep blue sea" in or-- der notIto "lose our Independence to the dictators on onehand nor to fall into -war on the other" The Republican party he charged of-tars no security for the future of the nation Wallace spoke at the Detroit nivel armory after a swift cam paign trap across Michigan which Included a dozen stops Wilikie Wallace said could not fulfill either hit promise to make more jobs or build defenses against the dictators wheel to the Republican candidate who 'In-bis -campaign- already-weaving from side to side shouting for defense at one moment and promising not to fight the next" Wallace said He described Willkie's efforts as "a desperate attempt to collect in one pocket the votes of those extremists who would like to fight the dictators and in the other the votes of those extremists who want to surrender our country to their power" Dictators Wallace said are willing to disregard Wilikie's "cries of defiance because they want the United States to have an unsteady hand at the wheel" Work on behalf of dictators it being Inadvirtently done he said by well-meaning citizens who are captured by propaganda and become centers of appeasement confusion and weakness "as we- are all sorry to see our hero (Colonel Charles A) Lindbergh was taken In" 4 dA 6: ff fs tt Ill pi tri ft rn fc ni il hi ti vi al If PHILADELPHIA Oct 24 Paul McNuti federaI seturity administratbr declared Thursday night that the election of President Roosevelt saved the nation from revolution In 1932 and that the Republican presidential candi1 date "knows" the new deal has su'eteeded7 i The 'former Indiana governor and high commissioner of the Phil) ippines was principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Demo- -4 cratic $100 club His -speech was broadcast nationally Edward Flynn Democratic national chair- man and Ambassador William Bullitt were listed for extempora- neous talks a -pE irgehpta ryeetras dad gr oe sMi JN1 u-iwt ass! In li yn by the grace of the ballot and the fundamental good sense and Intel ligense of the American people that the smoldering fires of revolution were put out and a new I- patriotism and love of country reborn" The country at that time was "jug about to go under" he added But President Roosevelt the se eurity administrator asserted led our duty the nation to a "spiritual PHILADELPHIA Oct 24 UM-- Paul McNutt federaI seturity administrator declared Thursday night that the election of Pr est- dent Roosevelt saved the nation from revolution in 1932 and that the Republican presidential candi- date "knows" the new deal has sEceeded former Indiana governor The and high commissioner of the Phi ippines was principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Demo- 4 cratic $100 club His -speech was broadcast nationelly Edward Flynn Democratic national chair- man and Ambassador William Bullitt were listed for extempore- neous talks nob vonrs son troNlitt KAM In I 'outlawed because he said you ran manipulate them to show Browder to Testify anything you want" Janulk Duffy I It was disclosed during the day tional Brotherhood that the Democrats were going Potters (A Ir L) sal to intensify their campaign in ment that the Roose the middle west Senators Byrn tration had "oroveo (D) South Carolina Barkley capacity in the co (D) Kentucky and Connally business of governr (D) Texas among others wil i The senate comr speak there it was said vestigate campaign Henry A Wallace the Demo-arranged to hear IT ---1-Leratic vice presidentialrominee Ffralmist pf 4 and Senator Charles McNary Jam 14 Duffy Brotherhood Potters (A L) said ment that the Roosevelt had "proved capacity in the business of government" The senate campaign arranged to hear Communist party president testify ILmnoftsonnde 419tVON9 4 President -Roosevelt at Wilmington Del when paign The talk at Wilmington wasanAn- -The wai starting for Philadelphia where he formal one from his train made his first political speech of the cam an An A Roosevelt Calls Nation's Defense Prograin Answer to Menace of Totalitarians 8 Executive Avows His Faith in Democratic Way vee6: NEW YORK Oct 24 President Rooseveit's speech Philadelphia Wednesday night anything helped along the Willkle trend" Representative Joseph Martin Jr chairman of the Republican national committee said Thursday "The people are not Interested In fighting the 19:12 campaign over again" he said at a press conference "This is 1940 and they are more concerned with the future "The people know that their chances oLgetting goodlobs and prosperity are better under Mr Winkle They know too that they have a better chance to keep out of war with Mr Wilikle" These varied Americans with faith let us dare to do varied backgrounds are all im- as we understand it" migrants or the descendants of immigrants All of them are inheritors of the same stalwart tradition of unusual enterprise or adventurousness of -T: courage "to pull up stakes and get moving" That has been the r-greatmpelling force in our his- A tory Our continent our hemie phere has been populated by peo pie who wanted a life better than the life they had previously 1 known They were willing to un- dergo all conceivable perils all conceivable hardships to achieve p4 the better life We are animated by this compelling force today It is what makes us Americans The bold and adventurous men of many racial origins were unit- ed in their determination to build a system which guaranteed free! themselves and for all future generations They built a system-in which government and people are nation which 17173( is a can con- 1 ana to tinue as a partnership LA i I-: Ss: 1 1 1 1 rtEtew (Continued From rage One) a dictatorshivirr-which-- uniformity is compulsory in which each lives in terror of hits neighbor and worse still of himself becauSe the dominant atmosphere ix that of the concentration camp" Mr Roosevelt continued Whereas at first he said this country dismissed "this contempt with our traditional system of good humor" it now Is making "characteristically American" Iv-A condensed text of the president's address follows: In closing this forum on the subject "Saving Democracy" I can think of no better text than-the final words of the speech which Abraham Lincoln gave in Cooper institute in New York City on February 27 1860 Stranger to Audience I I 1 not'l YOUR 011py: NEXT TRIP EST president National of Operative in a state administration its lack of conduct of the committee to investigate expenditures Earl Browder candidate for Friday charges of "intimidation" of Com- munist voters and "outrageous interference in election rights" in New York City Also at Washington Senator Green (D) Rhode Island said in a statement that Mr Willkie -bad demonstrated "lack of leadership in the Republican party" At New York Mayor Ir IL LaGuardia said Winkle "seemingly believes that anything goes in a campaign that no responsibility attaches to a pledge statement or promise" Wallace In a later address at Detroit appealsd to labor to vote for the administration in the interests of business growth I 4 agat AS CTI CLD STYLE PARKER'S BLUE DIAMOND InzEt EStnbpily 0-6 TILIVISION Aos447010 1 0 -11111: 14ritall' eeel OLD NEW 1141- -07 -mik or FAR KIER BLUE DIAMOND ip i i 7 ttAnLY a 4 i lefty 0J1 1 tj 117z AS c'za i 1 cLD STYLE 001 t'1 zfl' 11 l''' 1 1 1 1 NI 1 i' tit 6 4 ELIE (311EDE)11 mtir4 lb i tr kii: I It mif :12 n111111011 I 4 h44704 Chemist Develops Antiseptic Ice Oct 24 GP) Anti septic ice may save the Pacific northwest's fishing industry thousands of dollars worth of catch annually and at the same time may minimize that fishing boat odor experimenters reported Thursday The Ice is made by freezirig water containing a chlorine compound Chlorine is a powerful germ killer- Lawrence Frandsen Seattle chemist who evolved the Idea said the chemical not only destroyed bacteria naturally present In untreated water but also retained Its antiseptic power after the water was frozen Into ice a EacartmlE)orarolle To RENo F55 SACRAMPINTO MOO OAKLAND 1250 SAN FRANCISCO 1250 For 1a1140 kw Faroe vith 0 PAW BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS DEPOT Vast Second South St Phone 3-3913 LI 4 '411z 11'1 is just like Money in the Bank when You need It its Television Barrel tells when to refill like Money in the Bank when You need It its Television Barrel tells when to refill 1 "The lest Svil g) 0 $cAllo i I 1 'SS75 days ahead if it's running low so it won't run dry Whose lubricated 14 Gold Point extra is tipped with Osmiridium so bard and denseand smooth that it won't wear scratchy as long as you live! 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