Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-20 | Page 4 | Hoover's Friends

4 f HOOVERS HOOVER'S FRIENDS A tc DORMER President Herbert Hoover must r a fellow feeling for the man who first that he lie was willing to take care of hise his e eri mies if only some power would protect him from his friends j Vh le Mr rr Hoover would not have havo in mind f his friends we fancy at the moment he would be thinking surely of the Boston hotel hotelman nr man who thinking to be friendly and helpful that the form former r president privately favored repeal of the eighteenth amendment while publicly he could not for political exp ex er- p It it i is not of record that Mr fr Hoover ever lacked words or courage to let the people of the United States know definitely just jit where h tood At times his frankness was a plague of hi his astute party leaders who viewed with alarm his departure from political t ri I mass of A Americans in and out ut of Mr rr Hoovers Hoover's ers party will want something better than the boost this gratuitous of Boston inn inn- le p before they will believe that the former leader looked both ways ways' wayson on hn an issue of such to th the paramount concern