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rot it iltd Ads OnlyGRant 54nd PUT5Britrall 11B1111411111BrRirr 11V ItilleV Oligi "op" Pg COYNE FIGHTS ll for ----nth', Depart it MI, Clatt COO wrinvrsntr 131 0 fo RULE VOIDING hn D. Rockefeller, Says treary thrT lted me. It was, alA was printed in it al 4 10-, Li I I of 'mad, I rt. a St) r- 'r rear appointment of the Na-, the volume was the copy of a rtilltTr 1 IA tional Share Our a It retary It aLv sva3 prtnted in sf.cl in ear cif py of a sumusimme 4 I He'll Be Chairman of New I BALLOTS I Mr, Rockefeller was watching me 2:1 I leafed through this book, As I the portion containing the said: Committee under the Chairmanship of John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Patriotic Streak Share-Wealth Committee The Return Board's rulins that I the primary vote in dricts1 Where electors did not sUrn the GEIIERAL ELECTRIC "MECHANICAL SERVANTS" "N.11E-C.11.1-1AIIIIIIRAL1-6116wilul SERVANTS" 11 new ballot silos be throun out usminoNt ratik tom "That's wonderful news," I it Bill Drat tcd as littri ay rked tod In cm omon' exclatmed, "Those multi-mil- i Pleas Court by for "btlt I should like to confirm that by telephone." lionaires have a pa I 1 1 'Mr.

President, our lawyers ator Jatnei .1, Coyne and other! litierevful candidates. I mlivated the telephone on my desk streak in them, after ali 'I drafted that bill, which In arguments against the "Call 11.IM 110W," Said. 'Mr. Rockefeller 's serretary embodies our plan, We have board's attorneyl opium In a few minutes Aldrich was relating our conversation an just telephoned me, seeking its enactment," ing the rulmg claimed that the tal Joi 'th oc I II r. Jr il a his home i New York City I my 1 "That's aplenrild.

Mr. Roekeboard had no authoruy to make, such a ruling and filet votersi From his replies it was obvious that Mr. Rockefeller was ae-ltary Informed me. "Be can be feller," I said. -But now won't should not be distranctused be-1 eepting the Ci1aIrmanship.

When Aldrich hung up the down here tonight." 'you tell briefly what your cause of Elections Boards' failure he turned around and said: does)" p.an s. tit haw thp stonett said, "Any cause of Elections Boards' failure he turned around and s-ald' to have the slips signed, "Fine said "Any time plan does?" 'It Let General Electric "Mechanical Servants" do your work in half the time that it would take if you did not use these efficient easy-to-operate appliances. And remember, you may buy any or all of them on Gimbels Easy Payment Plan. Pay just down and the balance out of income. in lese yota 'Ian.

ray just Gown an me oalance out ot income. tnbell set nth Poor I I (44 -F- 71-- I It l' 1 1 1 I I WASHER 49350 1N AsHER I "Mr. Pmident, Mr. Rockefeller will serve as chairman IIEVERt4 EXPECTED your committee." plied the oil king. "First of he arrives, have him eome in "Certainly, Mr, President," 1 by the east entrance again.

i re The concensos of opinion "That's fine," I said ''His services will allay fear through-; Tell him to bring along as I ve propose the creatJon of a IMOng allahtYS Who have stud-I out the business wurld," many members of the corn- organization to be in-led the ie is that the court I stood up, and my visitors arose in a body mittee as he wishes." i corporated under the name of will quickly reverse the board. It "Now, Mr. Lamont, Mr. Whitney. Mr.

Davis and Mr. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr Federal Share Our Wealth Was am lat yestet day that StOtegbilry, I believe we can excuse you," I said. "Since i Mr.

Andrew W. Iktellon. We propose that attorneys for County Commis. you William D. Mansneld and feel that your nrm does not care to participate In these Owen D.

Young, Ik r. i arles it shall operate RR a steward F. conferences. I will abide by your decision," M. Schwab, Mr.

a C. M. Barr, presiding on the re and trustee for the American turi Board, told them that the JOhll W. Davis, the Morgan lawyer. interrupted me.

Baruch, and Mr. Winthrop people in the redistribution of court would nor uphold their rui. "Mr. President, II you Will forgive me, may gay a word?" Aldrich arrived at the White I a I h. It shall have the the board ruling is declared he inquired.

HOUP I about nine-thirty that I Power only of a manager Find If binding Samuel J. Topley will I nodded, i A exchanging agent for the peole likely win the seeond Republican Mr. Prrsident, I think Mr. Lamont should be giVeh per- et I Mr. Rockefeller We propose tnat the gov1 nomination for County Commis- mission to return to the conference after consulting with the said ernment, in seizing wealth gioner over Senator Coyne.

Coyne other members of the hrm." he said. 'I feel sure that when ''I am privileged. r. re I hall leave management of I holds a lead Of onlY aoProsimate- 1Y 2.5e0 votes ONTi Toplry in semi- the developments of this conference are reported to Mr, dent, to report that your Na- industry or business in official returns. CoYnc'S lead was Morgan, he will desire to participate along with the other tional Share Our a I I the hands of those people nO made in the city.

gentlemen." Committee has decided on alcontrolling it, until matters RIVALS SHOW GAINS 41 am sorry, Mr. Davis, but your client, Mr. Morgan Is plan for the redistribution of i get better arranged. We pro-Checking voting machine tabu- I refusing to accept the Share Our Wealth program," I replied. I wealth.

Our committee was 1 pose that the surplus of tations with results listed on un- i i "Acting apparently upon your advice, he is going to fight It in Its conclusions, wealth in every family owning official return sheets, the Board, today revealed Samuel J. Topley le courts Now am per ectly willing ling to follow the Con- report 1 tl I 1 We have re ared a more than five million dollars had gained IOU votes in the Sec. stitution and to hls challenge and battle it out in the recommending the enactment shall be converted Into the ond District of the Eighth Ward, courts. Recognizing him as en enemy of the Share Our of this particular plan, if you form of securities, which in McKees60 port; the that Coyne had Wealth Program, I don't feel it is proper to have him or any I persist in your present inten- turn shall be turned over to gained in econd District, tion.to have Con ress impose this corporation oration to hold in Third Ward, and his agents participate in any way in the drafting of the 1 that June Lois McBride had program. a capital levy, seizing all for- trust for the American people.

gained 80 in the First District "Without reflecting upon the I it turned nut to be a friendly I tunes in excess of five million This corporation shall then First Ward, Clairton. oard honor or integrity of Mr. Mor-1 dinner. Mr. Pierre du Pont dollars.

We do not render any issue its own stock, which can The NIcKeesport Election B' endings upon the constitu- then be distributed among the Was ordered to explain how the or his associates, it would gan I rather startled his associates signatures on its return op- be difficult to convince the by be was heartily in tionality of either the capital people according to any plan I peered as if they were written by American people that their favor of the Share Our levy or the operation of this deemed suitable by Congress. ''The national survey of one person, active co-operation In the We 1th 'd be Plan. Our lawyers have pre- A search through the electIon co-operation a program, sai red rnaterral returned by the 88 Pitts- drafting of the plan would be felt that five a separate brief demon- wealth and of the require- ye million dollars burgh districts reported as not for any other purpose than to was a trifle low for a limit strating the constitutionality ments of our people to live having returned the ballot slips weaken it or to write some on a fortune, because some of this plan of redistribution in comfort, ordered by individuals thf wealth. It is with real gress, will soon be initiated. Con- yesterday that six of the election loophole into it by eir genius, boards had returned the slips with pleasure, Mr.

President, that I When it is completed, Con- other election materials instead of which they might escape or might create a business, as Making a separate return. defeat it in the courts. Now, had he and his brother and now hand you our complete gress itself will receive the re- report port on the ealth to be I believe these other gentle- cousins, the value of which seized and providedthe requirements Go Oil I to rOUNCII nfaritnh aarne dc ow-tordrraatfitn ga 'pill agno otdo of their ability. aml al gnhatg ebael al nt cfrreoansle da tbeyw mw ll ise. is a Ready 1 lion dollarS to hundreds of With these 8 Mr.

aly to be The tee has has dealt solely skith the "In the final nal analysis, roblem of seizing the millions of dollars. He ex- Rockefeller handed me a a I I A IN DoljBT i course, I a rely on them pressed fear that future gov- leather-bound 1 the th I for the prom-ante seetions of itti trril Arti 4 ets.qurogs ett fetrflirine a rtirl-tintod inzprirttinn ilrt (TO BE CON'IINVED) 0'0 votes' in't it stitution and to acutpt his challenge and battle it out in the ond Dislrict of the Eighth Ward, courts, Recognizing him as an enemy of the Share Our McKeesport; that Coyne had Wealth Program, I don't feel it is proper to have him or any paine 60 in the Second District, of his agents participate in any way in the dra fting the Third Ward, McKeesport, and 1 that June Lois McBride had program. pained 80 in the First District "Without reflecting upon the I it turned nut to be a friendly First Ward, Clairton. honor or integrity of Mr. Mor- 1 dinner.

Mr. Pierre du Pont The McKeesport Election Board Wag ordered to explain how the! gan or his associates, it would I rather startled his associates signatures on its return sheet an- be difficult to convince the 1 by saying be was heartily in peareel as if they were written by American people that their favor of the Share Our one person. active co-operation in the Wealth program, He said be A search through the election Material returned by the 88 Pius- drafting of the plan would be felt that live million dollars burgh districts reported as not for any other purpose than to was a trifle low for a limit having returned the ballot slips weaken it or to write some on a fortune, because some yesterday that six of the election boards bad returned the slips with loophole into it individuals, by their genius, other election materials instead of Which they might escape or might create a business, as making a separate return. defeat it in the courts. Now, had he and his brother and I believe these other gentle- cousins, the value of which aa I), comm.

faith are and co- ow-ior draft rating ga ipnl agnootdo nmight ebnel ni nt cfrreoanste da fbeyw wmitste. lion dollars to hundreds of ACE DOUBT l'In the final analysis, of millions of dollars. He ex-1 course I shall rely on them 'ed fear Hilt future goy 1 mess eC 1 for the economic sections of enrment seizure of fortunes a a P. COUNCIL RACE IN DOUBT AMPrierin people that their active co-operation in the drafting of the plan would be for any other purpose than to weaken it or to write some loophole into it through which they might escape or defeat it in the courts. Now, I believe these other gentlemen are co-operating in good faith and will draft a plan to the best of their ability.

"In the final analysis, of course, I shall rely on them for the economic sections of wealth. Our committee was unanimous in its conclusions. We have prepared a report recommending the enactment of this particular plan, if you persist in your present intention.to have Congress impose a capital levy, seizing all fortunes in excess of five million dollars. We do not render any 'Inclines upon the constitutionality of either the capital levy or the operation of this plan. Our lawyers have prepared a separate brief demonstrating the constitutionality of this plan of redistribution of wealth.

It is with real pleasure, Mr. President, that I now hand you our complete report." Report Ready With these words Mr. Rockefeller, handed me a leather-bound volume the gold-tinted inscription on the I I I I I I I. 1 1 1 1 I The washer that never needs oiling. Lovell Safety wringer with trigger release.

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but I will be forced to in excess of live million do1-1 os our- tion for City Council on the Re. rely upon my own attorney tars a year would disrupt the publican ticket hung in the bat- general and solicitor general operation of an industry. ance today, when a recheck of for the constitutional sections Who holds the fourth nomination for City Council on the Republican ticket hung in the balance today, when a recheck of the bill. but I will be forced to rely upon my own attorney general and solicitor general for the constitutional sections I outside cover of which read; EPORT of THE NATIONAL SHARE OUR WEALTH COMMITTEE to the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES February 15, 1937. 'First let me congratulate you, Mr.

Rockefeller, on the great patriotic service rendered the American people by your committee in so promptly preparing this report," I told him. "Let me thank you and your associates In their name." As I spoke, I leafed through the voluminous report. I' noticed that there was almost a score of names signed to it.1 I noted Rockefeller and Ion headed the signers. I noted the names of Albert Milbank, Frank L. Polk and William D.

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The present unofficial total is Kear17.429, and Lang, 16,737. Robert Garland, P. J. O'Malley and J. Edward Garlitz hold the other Republican nominations.

Over 50 candidates ran for the four places. 1 Onlysin I Shoes Repaired with I 0 in the event there is any difference of opinion between this committee and the government's legal advisors." 4 I ea-le Davis bowed. With Lamont, Whitney, and Stotesbury, he left the room. After they departed, I said to those remaining: "Now, gentlemen, I appoint John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

chairman of a National Share Our Wealth Committee, and I appoint as additional members Andrew Mellon, Winthrop W. Aldrich. Pierre S. du Pont, Irenee du Pont, Owen D. Young, Charles M.

Schwab, and Bernard M. Baruch. I further empower Mr. Rockefeller as chairman to name such additional members as he may desire, upon sole condition that he shall name no member from the firm of J. P.

Morgan or its Philadelphia ally, Drexel and Company. You, Mr. Aldrich, will communicate that authority to Mr. Rockefeller. "Now, gentlemen, will you Join me at dinner?" They did.

To my surprise, HALF SOLES 1 ilklion's Views I was surprised, ton, by the views of old Andy Mellon. He told us that his fortune had become a tremendous bother and nuisance. It was apparent to me that he was an unhappy man, and that he wanted above all to have the affection of the American people, which he believed he had lost through no fault of his own. He appeared willing to assume a role in the Share Our Wealth program. Before the dinner ended, I named him Vice-Chairman of the Committee, and his face lighted with real pleasure when I made the appointment.

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