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1 nOCHESTEJl DEMOCRAT AXD CHRONICLE. MONDAY, MAKCII 7. 1932 AY ltut.n..', K.v. Wins Soviet Prize LINDBERGH HAD with ZIMMKHI.I offering nftrr the most psinstakinil invcntijsrioni to determine equitable values. Serviceable tomtruainn at the WfA firicr, Text of Hoover Address On Subject of Hoarding PRAYERS SAID FOR LINDBERGH backed bv attentive service thu is our proposition.

Washington, Mar, fi-(fhTht radm addrrst tonight, decrimo hoar, full Irxl of f'rfsideut Ifoovfi tfiw.7, fotlmu: 3 JT i rfl if Tt 1S6-132 SOUTH AVE. it sm jjjf BELOVED STARS, STRIPES DRAPE SOUSA CASKET Continued from I'age One Sousa. of Sanda Point, Long Island, and Mrs. Hamilton Abert, of New York, and his son-in-law came here today. Abert accompanied the body to Wa-snington by train while the widow and daughters returned to New York and will go to Washington tomorrow.

The body was escorted from the hotel to the Pennsylvania Station by an honor guard composed of members of local posts of the American Legion, Service Thursday The funeral services will be Thursday at; a funeral director's establishment and burial will be fiM ITT It i I I i I i 1 II Koils and Butter 25c Apple Pie, 5 With Ice Cream, I0t IfesJ Elf Bar i "At the Sign of the Red Apple" Waldorf's Breakfast Special for This Week Oatmeal or Wheat Cereal with Cream IOC Two Fresh Eggs (any style) with Toast lfC Today's Specials Roast Leg of Lamb Fried Liver and Bacon Brown Gravv, Green Tcai Potatoes, Rolls and Butter 0mons' rta'" In the Congressional The hour of the funeral will be set! after the arrival of Sousa's son, John Philip Sousa from Lai Jolla, Calif. A career of more than 65 years! before tha public, during which he composed more than 300 works' and had directed his famous band In most of tho principal cities of the world, made Sousa one of the most known of contemporary American musicians. Throughout his norable career he remained to the last a bandmaster No activity could persuade him to; abandon his baton. His annual tours at tha nead of his famous organization carried the music classics to the smallest communities in the nope of awakening them to an appreciation of good music. This includes the mandates of Great Britain and France over Transjordanla, Syria and Irak.

The "Said" referred to by Lawrence apparently means the tribal chieftains of Arabia, who so fre-qently have been named Said, and more particularly to Emir Said, former King of Syria. Ibn Saud ran counter to all tradition in imposing his rule over Arabia, employing modern military methods including motorization and ratlin. 25c Escalloped Hamburg and Macaroni Potatoes, Rolls and Butter 25c "The Best Cup of Coffee in Town" BABY'S RETURNj Hopewell Asks Divine Aid in Search-Bar Estate Visitors Hopewell, N. Mar, cT The of swiftly moving automobiles end the tromp-tromp of weary feet broke the usual Sunday quiet of this little village in tha Kew Jersey Sotfrland Country today. The rain, speckled intermittently with large snnwflakes and sleet, cast, a frigid eemi-darkness about the town as residents filed to and from the half down churches to pray for the safety of the kidnapped aon of the Charles A Lindbergh's.

Cars Lino Streets Newspapermen, cameramen and radio announcers, trailing down reports that seem to come from nowhere and lead to nowhere, dug their noees Into their coat collers and pushed their way through a wind that whined determinedly through the street, even aa it had when little was snatched from his crib on Tuesday night. The curbs, freshly painted by a police force desperately trying to maintain order in a town suddenly taxed beyond its capacity, were lined fender-to-fender by hundreds of automobiles. Cold streams trickled along those curbs and the few who were called to walk alonj; them frequently were spattered by sheet of dampness tossed off the sleek pavements by whirling tires. Most of the afternoon pedestrians and motorists were news gatherers, the expected influx of curious from miles around having failed to materialize. Kstate Itoails t.iiarded In the morning Ihnne same dreary streets had been filled with worshipers who filed Into churches to he led in prayer for the missing child by their pastors.

In each of the town's mx churches the congregations tosb In unison to stand In reverent silence while asking Divine aid for the stricken parents wailing in the bleak hills. The 500 children, ranging in age from 3 months to 12 years, at St. Michael's Orphanage made their usual daily visit tntti the chapel, to ptay for the child they hope some day will romp about the village with them. Far up the road leading to the Lindbergh estate four state troopers stood, as sentries to wave back or direct aloiij; a side road the comparatively few motorists who sought a glimpse of the Lindbergh home. The closest any got w.is two miles from the tiouac.

Kach hour ftCBh supply of food was carried into a hotel, central point for those who sought the words that all the world awaited. The click-click of typewriters, the muffled voices of persons telephoning and the occasional clear tones of radio announcers floated through the dining hall. Drastic to limit cotton goods production In Great Britain call for tha elimination of surplus plants and the government has been asked to pass a law for the compulsory dismantling of a substantial number of factories. Only You of jut acs' 91 at jay 'r A $octitfi I'ress I'Hoto H. C.

Hamilton, New Jersey architect, shared one of three first prizes In competition with hit model for the proposed palici ef the Soviet! In Moscow. CLOUDS HOVER-ON IBN SAUD'S DESERT THRONE Economic Difficulties Beset Tribes-Raids, And Feuds Likely Amman, Syria, Mar. fi A laconic report reaching here from the northern areas of Tebuk and Thelma in Hedjaz contains a threat of revolt in the desert, against Ibn Sand, "The Furitan Ruler of Arsbia." The message, from an unnamed source, simply said: "The tribes are alarmingly restless," This was Interpreted here as meaning that some ncctions of the Bedouins, whose allegiance to Ibn Saud has been at best only nominal, were preparing to throw off his yoke altogether. Tribes Resume Jialds British officials have recently noticed signs that have led them to wonder if the "peace of Ibn Saud" could be maintained much longer. "Lawrence of Arabia" declared some years ago that the Wahabt kingdom was "founded on Said" but the energy and skill with which Ibn Saud has governed his realm from his capital of Riyadh seemed to give the lie to any forecasts of Its failure.

It has been known for some time past, however, that the world economic difficulties have affected even the wild nomads of the desert and that some outlying tribes were Increasingly prone to turn to their old sport of camel raiding and atiising blood feuds which Ibn Saud has done his best to suppress. li Modern Militarist Tbn Saud originally was sultan the small division of Arabia known as Hejd, hut as early as 1M2 began activities which finally placed him as the undisputed King of all that is native of Arabia. Way Can thia somewhat candidly speak 't te DEBATED GUARD FOR HIS CHILD Bui' Discounted Danger Of Kidnaping and Used Dogs Instead Enslrwood, Mar. Pifpth)--Lonf befor Col. Charles A.

t-lndberf It and his heir--wlf made ihelr horn in the isolated Sourland Mountains the possibility that an ltmpt might mart to kidnap their infant nn discussed at family conference. A clos friend (if (stolen child' trrandfathar, th late United (Plate Senator Dwlght W. Morrow, revealed this fact today. He rticlned that I.lndberfh hsd long debated tha advisability of employ-Inn; 2Vbour--dsy guard. Fer that th bby miaht be kid tiaped, howvr, waa hot a direct premonition of tha tragedy that rmi last Tuesday night when the Infant waa (matched from his crib.

Rather, it wu the result of Senator Morrow a knowledge that most tit hta mllllonaira associates in th Morjran firm lived in aimilar fear. Discounted Danger Lindbergh, however, Inclined la discount the danger. He felt that tha Morrow tbemtaivM. ex-rapt when a threat waa made fn kidnap Constance, Anne younger liter, just befora the, Lindbergh wedding, had escaped the restraints Imposed by hiring defective! to protect tba children. Bo whan Lindbergh came to hie IW.OOO Hopewell home It was without arranging for a guard.

Ha had iaked much to try to obtain tha privacy he ao much desired to create an atmosplwr where hi aon oould grow up a normal boy, Ha obtained instead eif guards, tervanta ha waa certain could trust and two dogs. He had a nuraery eonatrucfed on the econd floor which he felt would ba inacceaaibla to Intruders, Rut ha had not. taken into on-aideiatton tha cunning of the slinking kidnaper who planned the natrhing with uch deadly arrur-ry. Watchdog Away Not only was tha portable ladder fonslractad for tha purpose, an un-ranny knowledge obtained of the inovemenli of the Lindbergh housa-hoM, and extraordinary precau-tione taken to leava no clues behind. But in addition tha kidnapers ar presumed to have had advance knowledge that tha watchdog of tha two peis in tha Limi-hergh household waa sent to the Princeton kennels, suffering from cold, on tha Saturday preceding the kidnaping.

This watchdog, a ter rier, would have broadcast a furl-nue series of warninr barks If It had bee a In the Lindbergh home the night of the kidnaping, The intruder, no matter If they had en familiar with tha house and eichborhood, could never have arrived unobserved. For this watch-flog hark eel even when members of th household approached, Tha other dog, a fox terrier, was no value' as a watchdog. A friendly, nervous animal, it never barked at a stranger In all th time, lia Lindberghs lived at Fourland. How tha kidnapers happened to irk a time when tha watchdog was away ia one of the puziies In tha baffling caee. HAVETAlS, USE DOLLARS, HOOVER PLEA eatlnard from fuse One Mr.

Hoover waa introduced tonight from Chicago through a iddn broadcasting switch. Col. frank Knox, chairman of tha Reconstruction refcd tha introduction with a rrief addrass of his own, declaring tha task assigned to him wss "to awaken America to tha necessity of saving itself Queat fur Hidden Dollar Sjwaking on tha eve of the delivery through hie committee of anti-hoard, ng Instrument in tne hsp of an unlimited "baby bond' )ssua by the Treseury In denominations as low as paying 2 per rent and redeemabi upon 60 di' notice, Knox said: Tonight, after three week of Intensive effort, more than communities comprising nearly the entire urban population of the States, await sHt starting gun. Their quest is to find the h.dden dollar and to urse us reemployment as part of the work ing capital of tha country. Jfoet emphatically the drive to) Via launched tomorrow Is not rfrfv to sell government bonds.

It however, broadly speaking. nation-wide campaign to put It ha been the spirit of lis people that has made America, great. Other regions and other people have enjoyed as great national resources as tho that we posxeM, but it wan the, spirit of America that, made this tha richest and most powerful nation on earth. For more than two years our peopia have paid the penalty of over speculation; hut far greater an that, they have suffered from economi-j forces from abroad that fundi-mentally are the reflexes of the great war, a altuatlnn for which our people had no blame. They have stood their ground with grim courage and resolution.

In People's Hands But this Is no occasion (o discuss the origins or the character of the economic forces that have developed over tha last two years, Fighting a great depression Is a war with destructive forces In a hundred battles on a hundred fronts. VV must need fight as In a great war; we must meet then destructive forces by mobilliin? our rewmrces and our people against them. A thoroughly nonpartisan patriots program of reconstruction Is in progress. Tha government has exerted Itself to the utmost to give a sound, stable basis to tha Treasury, to banking, to Industry and to agriculture. The government alone cannot produce prosperity, but it, csn liberate the Inherent resources and iwrenjr'h of the American people, The people themselves must apply those sources and exert that strength.

Calls for New Rally The time has now arrived for a new offensive ratty In tho spirit that has made America great. The battle front today is against the hoarding of currency which began about JO months ago and with Its growing intensity became a national danger during the last four months, it has sprung from fears and spprehensions largely the reflection of foreign and domestic causes which now no longer obtain. But it had grown to ennimous dimensions and had contributed greatly to restrict tha credit facilities of our country, and thus directly to increase unemployment and depreciate prices to our farmers. I believe that the individual American hex not realized the harm hi has done when he hoards even a single dollar away from circulation, He has not realized that his dollar compels the bank to withdraw many times that amount of credit from the uee of borrowers. These borrower! are the local merchants, the local manufacturers, the local farmers, and their borrowings tt the money they us to buy goods, to pay wages and the coat of keeping their business going.

One hoarded dollar deprives some waga earner of at legat some purt of his pay. Multiply this simple example by nearly a billion and a half dollar of idle money now hidden in the country, and you may get somewhere near a true picture of the enemy of our national security that we vaguely call It strangles our dally life, increase unemployment and sorely afflicts our farmers. No on will deny that if the vast sums of money hoarded in the country today could be brought into active circulation, there would be a great lift to the whole of our economic, progress. The citwena' reconstruction must be undertaken by the people themselves. Senator Robinson declared flatly his belief that recovery cannot accomplished until the huge volume of money now tored in mattresses and safety deposit boxes has been restored to circulation.

Dawes Appeals to Hoarder Jlawes pointed an oral finger directly at those, whoa money has been withdrawn from hanks or Investments and held in the shape of currency, 1 "No matter whether you have now in your possession $1(1 or 000 In coin or currency," Dawes said, "you, and others like you, combined, posses about one bil lion dollars of hoarded money and belong to a most powerful financial group, upon whose actions, in re- iponea to tha President call, largely depends the return of prospeilty to the United Htates. AS i'l's mi f.uiiFijr in of circulation we must remain as a people for an Indefinite time under the terrible hardships of an unprecedented business, Indus- trial and commercial stagnation. with all Its consequent human misery." Piesident Hoover addreis set the keynote fur rhoa that were to follow. He declared that every hoarded rtoliar deprives some wage- I i.rnar tf mmi nail hta CRASH PINK RIM BOAT New lmdoi, Msr. -Mil Th schooner Firelight, reported to be liijuot lsden, aank early to- day after a colimion with the Coast Guard vessel JKale, which had been watching her.

The crew of eight rowed to the Coast Guard destroyer Cunningham, which was! n'tby. snd were brcugnt ner to-; east s'oim todsy that drove scores 1 I 6 1) i f. 1. I Of, dJ if Is, -eclr eh; AN tin tni c. t-s i r.

ul pt'i bur 'i tour Mm I ixtf. on od St.O' a ti i led 1 Vmt iJ ii CMi5, st.f ffflf lv fcyruT? O' fn n', ty. M. to- (toll f- I oi gnnization, which hns been formed at my request, under the leadeinhtp of Colonel Knox, is Keeking the support of every voluntary organisation and every individual in tha country to bring out of hoarding thee great sums of money which have )cen withdrawn from the active channels of trade during this past 10 mhnths. They have summoned the of thousands of public spirited men end women.

Already we hitve evidences of the progress of thene efforts, and that the. hoarding of money hn stopped. The tide hrt turned and some of these idle dollars are finding their way hack into the channels of trade. But we must continue until we hHve won all along the line. This movement affords opportunity for all of our people to participate, to do so within the traditions of our country, which sre traditions of Indl-vklusl effort, of rouraga, of energy, idealism and public spirit.

'Measure of I'allb' Colonel Knox In this evening sounding a call to the mighty power of the American people, a fall to service for the common good of our country, a call to protect the Individual home by means of asaurlng the safety of the nation as a whole. 1 gladly add my voice to this call to voluntary duty. I do it with more confidence because I have witnessed the most heartening exhibition of its patriotic power here in the national capital. I am proud to bear witness to the capacity of the people's representatives In the presence of emergency, to their co-operation, to their loyalty, to their single-minded and effective action in this Joint effort to restore economic stability and prosperity. To join In this effort and to respond to this appeal, becomes a measure of your faith in our country; it will be the touchstone of your loyalty and of your sense of Individual responsibility for the welfare of the whole community; it is your opportunity to prove again that, tho private citizen, of the.

United States in the, exercise of his own independent judgment snd his own free will, coerced by no authority save his conscience and moved only by his own patriotic, pride, can bo counted upon to meet every emergency in the nations economy, and to rout every foe of the nation's security, ''We Shall Win' The word "depression" is an accurate but an obnoxious one. It Is Intensified by fear and apprehension, and by the lorn of faith and courage. The true basis of wealth and the creator of prospeilty are the industry and resourcefulness of the people when innpired by vinion and sustained by faith, The summons tonight la a call to the faith of a people. Not to faith In some rosy panacea or pretentious theory, but to their Intelligent faith In themselves and in their individual resourceful nes and enterprise, and to the of responsibility of every man to hia neighbor. The safest risk in the world Is a ahara in the future of the American people.

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