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TO DEADLOCK VORSTDEFEAT IN 11 YEARS Goldberg and La Rue ''i'Vi' 7 CAVEMEN. 7-7 20,000 See Central and Mishawaka in Annual Battle. TEXT OF ADDRESS. Text of Got. Alfred M.

London's address given In Indianapolis will be found on page five. By United Press. INDIANAPOLIS COLISEUM, Oct- 24. Gov. Alf M.

Landon called upon the United States to Lead Panther Attack. VITAL STATISTICS. FTTTSoTBGH. NOTRE DAME. 304 Tarda gained tram Hrim.

84 Forward passes attempted 3 Forward passes 1 43 Yard gained from pase. 2fl 1 Opponents passe Intercepted 0 3 MM yard forward passe 15 Ftrat downs 4 Namber nf punte 10 33 A vers re Ie(tk af 43 40 Tarda loat Irani 49 i night to "devote our utmost efforts" toward encouraging peaceful arbitration of the world's quar VITAL STATISTICS. MISHAWAKA. CENTRAL. First dowaa 14 Tarda gained icrimmne 184 Tarda lost scrlmmata 13 Passes attempted IS rasses completed 1 Passes Intercepted by Opa.

3 0 Yards gained passing St 149 Total yardage 238 Famblea 2 3 Famblea recovered by Opa. 1 30 yards penalised IS rels, but if war comes abroad, to "mind our own business" and guard our neutral rights. The republican presidential in direct, western I amn ion, told a roaring crowd of 000 packed in the flag-draped In dianapolis coliseum and a big BY ARTHIR JOHNSON. Tribuna Sports Writer. Mishawaka and Central High overflow throng that the Roose velt administration had endan- gered American neutrality by aid BY.

JACK LEDDF.V. Trlbuns 8 porta Editor." PITTSBURGH. Oct. 24. Pittsburgh's pile-driving Panthers, paced by two swivel-hipped ball carriers, Marshall Goldberg and Bobby LaRue, handed Notre Dame its worst defeat since 1925, when Army won 27-0, here this afternoon before 70,244 pop-eyed fans.

The Panthers scored once in the first half and three times in the final period but the score in schools wrote a deadlock into the history of their 34-year-old football rivalry Saturday afternoon in Notre Dame stadium when the Bruins rallied their forces in the ing the league of nations "sanc-tionist powers" against Italy. The president's action, he said, "made it possible that if war had come we would have been involved." Goldberg (with ball), Pittsburgh left halfback, scampered 20 yards around Notre Dame's right end at Pittsburgh before hisourney came to an abrupt halt as shown in his picture. He is shown being second half to match the Cavemen's lead. The arch rivals finished with a 7 to 7 score after four furious quarters. Outlines Peace Policies.

Then, he outlined his own 'realistic" proposals for aiding stopped by a swarm of Irish including Wilke (12), Notre Dame left halfback, with Lautar (72), lett guard, attempting to cut in from the right. Pitt won, 26 to 0. Awociaud Press Phota Twenty thousand partisan root world peace and keeping the United States out of the next war by: ers the east and west sides of the brick bowl and formed a NUNCIO TO WIN SMITH ATTACKS 1. Encouragement of interna Wasc Earners Raw Deal. To Wage Earners: "We Have done more for American labor any other administration." So say the new dealers.

But what have they done TO you? Never before has an administration cut your wages by law. i Next Jan. 1 your pay will be cut one per cent by Roosevelt administration edict. 1 Later your pay will be cut another one per cent. That is, it will be unless you stop this Tugwellized new deal with your votes next week.

Still later your pay will be cut another one per cent by new-raw deal law. What does this mean in cold figures? Is your wage $20 a week? Then the new deal politicians will force your employer to keep from you and deliver to them $10.40 a year at first. After that, for a while, they will grab $20.80 a year from you. Then your "friends" in Washington will raise their "cut" of your wages to $31.20 a year. Is your wage $40? The new deal politicians will take twice as much of your pay.

Yes, some of you may be exempt. If your wage is at least $3,000 a year or $57.69 a week the new deal politicians will let you go after social security in your own manner. If the plant in which youM-ork employs no more than eight men you are exempt. To wage earners who are exempt: Are they really "friends of labor," these politicians Mho imposed this upon the majority in the great fraternity of American labor? What can you, the upright, industrious $20, 30, $40T or $50 a week man, expect from the new deal politicians who will grab your money? Oh, yes; they call it a social security system. You-will get social security out of it if.

You will get it IP economists who say that it is disastrously "cockeyed" are wrong. You will get it IF the politicians become honest and thoroughly business-like. Have the politicians guaranteed you an income that means social security? They have not. They will take your money. About that, and nothing else in this system, there is no "if." They will experiment.

You, the guinea pigs, will pay for the experiment. If it doesn't work your money will be gone. Well, you will be expected to credit your political "friends" with the best of intentions. Are you willing to gamble on politicians' good intentions with three per cent of your wages? i If the scheme works you will get something. But will it be ocial security? You will get, according to one of the foremost liberals in American politics, a "life buoy filled with lead." You will get, according to the executive secretary of the American Association for Social Security, nothing but "social insecurity." Insurance, authorities -live and work in South Bend and Mishawaka.

Their office doors are open to you. They will cheerfully discuss it with you in your homes. Ask them this: "How much guaranteed annuity social ity anI get if I invest three per cent of my wages in contracts with your companies?" You will learn that your political "friends" in Washington are offering you up to 40 per cent less for the same' money. "And even that raw political deal carries no guarantee that you will get anything except a headache over lost money. Gov.

Landon classifies the tax oh your wages as vicious. He is pledged to use all of his power for its repeal if he is elected president Is not that promise worth considering? colorful background for the youtn- tional mediation and arbitration. ul warriors' annual gridiron no way tells the story of how a bone-crushing line and two sets of great backs battered the -Irish into submission in the most rugged game of the modern Notre series which was instigated la 1830. Notre Dame never had a chance, gaining but 64 yards from scrimmage and being bottled up In their own territory practi 2. Working toward lowering of drama.

Music ana demonstra economic barriers and revival of tions bv the bands of the two in DEGREEAT N. D. PLANKTOSSERS world trade. stitutions topped off the pomp 3. Restoration of international that accompanies the annual set- good faith with particular em to.

phasis on neighborliness in North and South America. Bruins Muff Chances. Central "Mew" three touch Pacelli, Pope's Aid, Declares New Deal's cally all afternoon. Pittsburgh's slashing attack, which concentrated on Notre Dame's guards downs in the excitement of the first half before the nervous ten Pays City Visit Today. and tackles, picked up 306 yards "from scrimmage, 113 of which Rules Retarded Recovery.

sion of the prep school athletes 4. Reduction of armaments and taking the profit out of. war. 5. Support of America's neutral rights in event of war abroad.

6. Avoidance of foreign entanglements through the league, the world court or efforts to Impose "sanctions" or penalties on an were personally accounted for by was broken by Mishawaka's 80- GRID SCORES LOCAL. Pittsburgh, 26; Notre Dame, 0. Central, Mishawaka, 7. Michigan City, Riley, 0.

COLLEGE. Minnesota, 33; Purdue, 0. Northwestern, 13; Illinois, 2. Princeton, Navy, 0. Fordham, St Mary's, 6.

Tennessee, 15; Duke, IS. Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, 0. Ohio State, Indiana, 0. Michigan, 13; Columbia, 0. Marquette, 13; Michigan State, 7.

tT. C- 14; Stanford, 7. Washington, 13; California, 0. (Other scores on page two, sports section). Ooldbere-.

the ereatest back to yard drive into pay territory late appear in a Panther unrforni aince the days of Gibby eicn. By Associated Pms. PITTSBURGH, Oct 24 in the second quarter, tsotn teams were guilty of costly errors in these first minutes but the fight and determination throughout was aa bitter as it has ever been in any The Ramblers did "not make a first down for 44 jmmutesofplay "Continued aa Pais Oar, Sports Section. Alfred E. Smith, former demo Determined to Keep Peace.

We are determined in this cratic candidate for president, to previous meeting. night assailed the new deal for The tie formed a questioning restless world," Gov. Landon said. ADDRESS ON WFAM. Cardinal Pacelli's address to the student body of the University of Notre Dame will be broadcast by WFAM, The South Bend Tribune's station, at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.

cloud over the possession of the "competition with private busi to' keep our own nation an oasis Political Speaking. "Hickory Stick." the annual award of peace. We want this western ness." He declared the Roosevelt ad to the winner for the ensuing 365 hemisphere to be a lesson to all mankind that men and races can live together in days and possession of the game ball' also come in for argument The coveted pigskin finally became ministration had 'thrown the platform plank on business out the window" and had "retarded Standing' on the high speakers the property of the Bears after a flip of the coin between Capt. Leo VanderHayden of the Maroons, platform in the packed Coliseum, Gov. Landon spoke vigorously despite a head cold and sore throat recovery" by its regulations.

Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, secre He also struck at the NRA, de BRUSSELS FEARS and Capt. Russell Jensen of Cen tral. tary of state to Pope Pius XI and highe- official of the Vatican ever claring that according to the ruling of the supreme court voiding NRA "this democratic administra which had not been Improved by several hours on a hotel balcony this afternoon reviewing a monster republican parade. FASCIST MARCH The scrap was less than three Mrs. T.

T. Solander, of Osawa-tomie, Kan, republican, Mishawaka hotel, Oct 26, 2:30 p. m. Gov. Alfred M.

Landon, of Kansas, republican' presidential nominee, Philadelphia, Oct. 26, 8:30 p. broadcast oyer WMAQ, Chicago. United States Senator Pat Harrison, of Mississippi, democrat. Civic auditorium, Ihd Oct.

26, evening. John J. Olejnlczak, of Chicago, democrat broadcast over WSBT. to Visit the United State, will re minutes old when George Mur tion brushed aside one of the ere By United Press. ceive the honorary degree of doc Bright and sharp, the spot cepts of the constitution, states' BRUSSELS, Oct 25.

Sunday phy, Bruin right end, exploded a touchdown opportunity for the Bears. Pete Donaldson, fleet-footed rights." tor of letters from the, University of Notre Dame when he visits The government early today lights feU upon the republican nominee as he delivered his pronouncement on foreign policy and Two Heckler Ejected. Twice in the early part of his masaea several tnousand gendarmes in the capital In a deter declared that "God helping us" the halfback who was the heart and soul of the Central attack, set the stage for the six-point attempt when he spun off right tackle on a play the Maroons failed to solve speech, there were minor disturbances when hecklers started nation would achieve its high mined effort to balk the planned there this afternoon. The degree will be conferred at a special convocation in Washington nail at 1:30 o'clock. The recipient then will address the assembled student body.

fascist rexists' demonstration shouting from the floor. The two Before him, the capacity-filled The Tribune' broadcasting ata- hecklers were quickly ejected. The which has been described in some quarters as another "march on Rome. all afternoon and raced 39 yards to Mishawaka's 27-yard stripe audience arose and booed the two men as police hustled, them to the tion, Oct 26, 8:45 p. m.

M. Clifford Townsend, demo, pratia nominee for Indiana gov Cardinal Pacelli will arrive at Platoons of police occupied door. i shortly after the kickoff. Central Threat Fades. Coliseum stretched for a city block a solid mass bf republican enthusiasts.

Behind him, above the bright bunting and sparkling sunflowers of the speakers' stand hung big portraits of Washing the Bendix municipal airport at 1 stategic points in the city. All When the second one started o'clock, accompanied from New ernor, Oct. 28, South Bend High army leave was canceled and the heckling, Smith stopped his With the Maroon secondary sufficiently "sucked in" by an ap speech for a moment and said ton. Lincoln and Grant. York by a special party including Rev.

Francis J. Spellman, D. LL. auxiliary bishop of Boston, soldiers ordered confined to their barracks in readiness for any emergency. All roads leading into parent run to the left, Donaldson "Never mind him.

He's prob- Beneath the speakers stand CoaUaaed aa Paca Two. Catena i'woT Con tinned on Page One, Sports Bscttoa, hung the spread-eagle seal of the Count Enrico Galeazzo, Brussels were heavily guarded against arrival of rexists from the man-in-waiting to the cardinal; Mrs. Genevieve Garvan Brady, Laetare medalist; Basil Harris, United States. Around the walls, spaced by red, white and blue bunting, were portraits of a dozen other republican presidents of the past. And at the end of provinces.

Bus loads of fascists were being halted by police of outlying towns before they reached vice president of American Air chool auditorium. p. oroaa-cast over WSBT, The Tribune broadcasting station. Col. Frank Knox.

Chicago, republican vice presidential nominee, Oct. 27, union station, South Bend, 9:20 a. m. Everett Sanders. Washington, D.

former republican national chairman, Mishawaka High school, 'Oct 27, 8 p.m. Gov. Alfred M. Landon, of Kansas, republican presidential nominee, Pittsburgh, Pa Oct 27, lines, and Joseph Kelly, New York opposite the speakers' stand was city. here.

Leon Degrelle, 30-year-old rexist "dictator" who boasted that over 60,000 of his followers will Rev. John F. O'Hara, CVS. the biggest picture of all a colored photograph of Gov. Landon.

Dresident of the university, will Gov. Alfred M. Landon Says: "The share of the cost of government falling mainly on those with incomes of $25 a week or less has increased 25 per cent during the present not accompany the cardinal from New York by plane but is scheduled to arrive here by train in Crowd Fills Coliseum Early. Every seat in the Coliseum was LandonGets Noisy Reception; Elephants March in Parade participate in the demonstration to prove "that the people are with us and against the government of Premier Paul Van Zeeland, was reported in hiding to, evade arrest. filled an hour before Gov.

Landon appeared and overflow crowds time to head the reception committee at the airport when the p. broadcast over wmavi, were told to go to loud speakers papal nuncio steps from his char in adjoining buildings. bearing a ribbon on which was written "the other pig went to the tered plane. Representatives oi the university, the Congregation CHINESE GET National Committeeman George A. Ball introduced Gov.

Landon as market, but this little pig stayed at borne," won the cheers of the 10 NEW PLANES of Holy Cross, alumni and the city of Bend will greet the By Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24. A shouting, cheering, horn tooting, bell-ringing crowd gave Gov. Alf M.

Landon, republican presidential nominee, a great reception when he headed a parade through true American honest and crowd. By United Prese. courageous. prelate and his party and escort A miniature white house, with The republican nominee came up THE WEATHER. SHANGHAI, Oct 24.

A them to the campus. COUGHLIN SEES pictures of Gov. Landon and Col. Students, led by the university downtown Indianapolis today. Frank M.

Knox, vice presidential eager and proud Chinese today witnessed the ded band, will meet the papal secre- SUNDAT. OCT. 25. 1936. Chicago.

Roland Obenchain. of South Bend, democrat, broadcast over WSBT, The Tribune's broadcasting station, Oct 27, 9 :30 p. m. Andrew J. Hickey.

Laporte, Ind, republican nominee for con-trres from this district broadcast over TFAM. Oct 28. 7:30 p. m. Former J3oy.

Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, republican, Oct 29, Elkhart, Ind. Gov. Alfred M. Landon, of Kan-ma. republican nominee for prejsi- The Kansas governor, smiling nominee, painted in the windows, WAR IN EUROPE IN TWO YEARS sentativea at the campus entrance.

a ramp to the speakers' stand, smiling and waving a sheaf of papers his speech in his hand. He wore a dark suit with a small pinstripe and a dark tie spotted with white elephants. was another crowd winner. Indiana Increasing cloudiness and The motorcade will proceed to and bowing as his automobile moved slowly through lanes 20 warmer today; showers tonight or by ication 'ceremonies of 10 Curtiss-Hawk American-made warplanes for the national government at Landon smiled broadly Sacred Heart: church where Car By United Press. persons deep in some places, was when a little boy, standing in the Monday, with cooler Monday In centrarand north portions.

dinal Pacelli will be welcomed by DETROIT, 1 Mich, Oct. 24. Nanking. cheered by what police said was front row of the crowd, shouted The crowd stood and tossed hats 1 Most Rev. John No.i, D.

LL. Lower Michigan Unsettled In north. In The planes, costing 100,000 "Hurrah, this is the first time I and papers into the air as it the biggest crowd in several years for a parade here of any kind. creasing cloudiness In south portion, warmer today: showers tonight and Monday, poa- bishop of the Fort Wayne diocese, and by Most Rev. Joseph Yuan (about 330,000) each, were ever saw a president.

Police Chief 1 Michael Morrisey Raymond a. Springer, repub sibly soma snow Monday extreme north; cooler Monday, r- E. Ritter, bishop of Indianapolis. Father Charles E. Coughlin predicted tonight that "the inevitable conflict" in Europe, will occur within the next two years and warned that the present election dedicated in impressive rituals at Lunkhwa airport on the out- lican nominee for Indiana gov roared a welcome.

-Gov. Landon hooked his thumbs into his trouser pockets-1 and, beaming, broadly, stood In the speakers' stand, occasionally responding to the ova- dent New York, great republickn After the awarding of the de Illinois -Increasing cloudiness hi north estimated the crowd within the mile square at 75,00. i Members of eloudy In south today, with showers by rally In Madison Square garden, gree, cardinal, Pacelli and his par skirt of Shanghai. They were christened the "Chiang Kai-Shek squadron," after the generalissimo. afternoon or night; showers tonight and ernor, shared the automobile of honor with Gov.

Landon, and stood with him acknowledging the ty will return to the airport to Oct 29, 8:30 p. broadcast oter issue is whether "America is pre Gov. Landon party said the turnout was the largest accorded him Monday; warmer In central and north por fly to Chicago where he will be paring to extend money or credit. WSBT, The TTlDunea tions today; cooler in central and north during the campaign. Fourteen Monday.

the guest of George cardinal aa she did before, to England and Ing ctatlon. greetings of the crowd. State Chairman Ivan Morgan rode live elephants, more than a dozen TRAIN DERAILED; Mundelein. He then visit St. Monday Bun rises at sets at France.

with them. 5:05. Moon acta at 1:44 a. m. In Pisces.

drum corps, numerous bands, 1 Col. Frank Knox, of Chicago, Paul, Minn- and San Francisco in conjunct ion with Sua enters FIREMAN HURT In his regular Saturday night radio address the radio priest as floats and more than 1,000 auto remibllcan vice residential nomi The governor rested In bis suite and Los Angeles, St Louis, Scorpio. nee. Oct. 31.

7 p. broadcast mobiles participated in the parade. and ate bis usual re-speech sup Mo- and Cincinnati, O- complet serted that: By Associated Press. SOOTH BEXn TEMFEBATCBC which required several hours to ing the of the contenent Fri Soon the bugles will blow, sum per of milk and crackers as thousands gathered in the coliseum on day in New York. city.

Cardinal moning the flower of American over WFAM. Gov. Alfred MTLandon. of Kan mjL renublican nominee for pre si pass through downtown In dlanapolis. The temperature in South Bend for the MITCHELL, I1L, Oct.

24. The engine and three mail coaches of a Wabash passenger train, the De the fairgrounds to hear him pre uon by raising his right hand in a happy salute. Crowd Shouts Five Minutes. After four minutes of wild shouting on radio time the governor vainly attempted to stop the ovation by starting his speech. The crowd merely yelled louder.

It was five minutes after 8 p. m. when he finally quieted the crowd and startled his speech. "I am greatly moved." he said, "by this great reception." Gov. Landon's voice was strong but showed the effects of his head cold.

w-' Pacelli then wiL sail for Rome, last 14 hours ending at 3 this youth, in the name of patriotism. i Some booes were mingled with sent his foreign affairs policies. Cardinal Pacelli has distin morning as recorded The Tribune's self-recording thermometer was aa follows to defend in 1937 or 1938 the same international bankers whom the cheers especially in the Negro guished himself as a world states' dent St Louts, Mo- Oct 3t 9:30 p. broadcast over WSBT, The The big oval hall had its 15,000 seats nearly full an hour before district, where Roosevelt posters we sustained in 1917 and 1918. man In his important post in the 1 p.

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49 troit limited, were derailed here tonight Roy Green, "fireman of Decatur, Ul- fractured an arm when he Tribune Droaacan- iituon. the Kansans speaking time. Vatican. He was born in Rome, and cardboard roosters were flaunted. Gov.

Landon took the America, he cried, "is preparing to extend money or credit as she did before to England and March 2. 1876. He was conse Townsend Recovery Plan, Inc booes with the same smile that American flags and red, white and blue bunting hung from steel rafters high overhead. At one end crated cardinal in 1917 and named 4 p. tn.

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49 3 a. 44 Nov. 1, 9:45 p. broadcast over leaped from the engine. Warren Fogwell, engineer from Decatur, France for the conduct of this he accepted, the plaudits.

to his present post 1929. WSBT, The Trlbune-f croaacasi tag station. A float containing a. small pig. Impending bloodshed." Maximum.

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