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Thus Thua every everylengthy everylengthy everylengthy lengthy Republican RepubUcan administrationhas administration administrationI I has been beeD succeeded lucceeded by a shorterDemocratic 8horter shorter shorterDemocratjt i iDemoer.Ut Demoer.Ut DemoerUt Democratjt . . . one attesting atte8t1ng to theAmerican the theAmerican theAmerican American people s a Inherent conservatiarn conservatlsm conserv I Iatlam atlam atiarn . . . Since the Republican party partyreached partyreached partyreached reached its tta latest low ebb under underCandidate underCandidate underCandidate Candidate Alfred AUred Landon 1 > . l ! . 1936 1036 1936none 1036none 1930none none but the most moat opUmlitIc optimlltlc optimistic expect expect- expected expected expected - - ed anything but a minor gain 80 so soearly soearly 80early early as a . 1938 1038 But It has hu ha , provedotherwise proved provedotherwtse provedotherwise otherwtse otherwise , . thanks thank . to (1) 1 < ( 1) 1 I ) a growingbelief growing growingbeUe1 growingbelief beUe1 belief that the Roosevelt Roo.evelt Rooevelt . administiatlon admi administi l8 f a atlon ation tlon tion s I a expensive recovery el'lorts ellorts efforts el'lortshave effortshave effortshave ' have been unsuccessful and (2) 2 ( ) afear a afear aear fear ( that New Deal policies pollcle8 were en- en encouraJl.ng encouraging en encouraging - - couraging couraJl.ng couraJlng : . the growth of radicalismMoreover radIcalismMoreover radicalism radicalismMoreover Moreover , . It has been apparent apparentthat apparentthat apparentthat that the public must eventually pro pro- protest protest protest - - test against agaln.t agalnt . the political corruptionwhich corruptionwhich corruption corruptionwhich which unavoidably gathers eathers aroundBO aroundso around 80 so large a financial nancial nancia1 project as WPAThough WPA WPAThough WPAThough Though the Roosevelt Ro08evelt admlnl8tratlon administration admlnl8tratlonmay administrationmay administrationmay may be blameless blamelel8 in this thl8 respel't respelt respect respel'tsuch respectsuch respectsuch ' such political machines machLnes as 81 that ot of otPennsylvania ofPennsylvania otPennsylvania Pennsylvania s 8 a Gov George HEarle II IIEarle IIEarle Earle have unsavory un8avory reputations reputationsAnother reputationsAnother reputationsAnother Another consideration conaldera tlon one that tha t recelved re received recelved ceived celved less attention than eventuallyproved eventually eventuallyproved eventuallyproved proved luatlfled Justified just1 ed was dissatisfactionnnnonff diasaUsfaction dissatisfaction diasaUsfactionamong dissatisfactionamong among America s 8 5 numerically im 1m portent portant tanners fanners farmers Since the agrlcul agricul agrlcultural agricultural agricultural tural vote can control congress congres8 it itlooked itlooked Itlooked looked bad tor for the administration administrationwhen administrationwhen administrationwhen when this year s a . highly htgbly touted farm farmprogram farmprogram farmprogram program tailed faIled . . Deapite Despite Secretaryot Secretaryof Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace ssincere s s8lncer ssincere 8lncer sincere efforts efYorts New Deal farm legislation leg legIsla legislation Isla islation tlon has left producers In north northern northera northera ern era stales stalel states withaut wlth\1t wlth 1t witha.it withait " \ . , permanent reliefAlmost reliefAlmost relief reliefAlmost Almost without wlthoul exception cxcepllon the No No- November November November - - vember general elect on has there therefore therefore theretore fore made the U S return relurn to Its Itsmost itsmost Itsmost most normal p < litical IIl1cal IIl1calal liticalal al gnment in15 In 15 years ( ( See IU11J Mip M IU ip 11J ) ) Always Democratic Dem Den Democratlc Denocratic ocratlc ocratic the solid Sol Sot ' ) ollh th ti hascluigtenaciously has c1u clu II ig igtenaciously ; ( tenaciously to tradition But Dut U tt istradition IS IStradition istradition tradition does not mean the South Southwill Southwill Southwill will line tine up lip tip 100 per cent behir behiI behi d dPresident dPresident clPresident President Roosevelt lor for St S < ) < ( ulh uh uth ! Cur Car Carolina Curollna Carollna ollna olina Georgia and Maryland elect elected elected elected ed senators partially unsympatheticwith unsympatheticwilli unsympathetic unsympatheticwith willi with the NAv Ne N Deal Several otherso-ilhern otherso ilhern other otherso 80 so Jlhern aihern - senattrs senah senatc rs and congressmennot congre-ssmen congre ssmen congressmen congressmennot - not up tor for re election this U1h Yl'ar Ylar year yearare yearare Yl'arare ' are also unsympatheticThough unsympatheticThough unsympathetic unsympatheticThough Though in ifs many cases the Ihe Rei Rl'1 Rl1 Hej ' ub- ub ublie ub ubilcan ub-llcan ub llcan - - lie ilcan an trend I is . n is t so great as the theabove theabove theabove above map might night Indicate pract practi practirally practically ! cally rally all northern states slates have shown a surge back : to conservatism This Thisas Thisas Thisas as especially marked in lit Minnesotaand Mlnneqota Minnesota Mlnneqotaand Minnesotaand and Wisconsin Wlsconsln where Farmer Laborand Labor Laborand Laborand and Progressive pa partisans rtlsans were were01l8ted wereousted wereousted 01l8ted ousted alter after I 1 I ng incumbenc e8 es e8Michigan esMichigan esMichigan Michigan swur SWill g away from Demo DemocraUc DemocraUc Democratic craUc Gov Frank Muq Murihy Mur1hy hy laql'ly laqlly largely laql'lybecause largelybecause largelybecause , ' because he Bympalhlzed sympalhlzed sympathized with the theradically theradically theradically radically tinged Committee Commi ttee for Industrial In Industrlal Industrial dustrlal dustrial Orgai Orga , izallon Izatlon iration In all n II rthwestern rth rthwestern rthwestern western states tl tt U e swing to Ilepubllcanism Hepub Repub HepubUcanlsm Republicanism Ucanlsm licanism was due partly to agricultural flgrlcul agricul flgrlcultural agricultural tural dissatistacti dlssatlsfdctl dlssatisfdct n New rngland Fngland s a siI aii gli iI dustrial dustrlal p I i ulati ulatl n reh'IJed rehIJed rebelled reh'IJedagaLnst rebelledagainst rebdipdagainst ( ' agaLnst against allege lly By fly I t [ prtsslvfl prlSSlV6 prLssive t\xa t xa lisa txaUon lisation lixation \ Uon tion and the C I 0 wt Wi t Ie Ic this ter Icr terrltory territory Icrritory rltory ritory s a traditional conserva cunservat ! sm smalso smalso smalso also played an imp rta t role S 's " ' bstai b bstal bstat stal stat tially tlally tinily the BJII S.lfl Slfl aju . e exi ext ex I lar Is at I all at I n canbe can canbe canbe be made t f I r votes In Oh > ) aidI ar 1 d 1 cnnsylvan ennsylvan ersnsylvan aTI aTI a aTl Tl TI e only irr lIT p rtar rtal rtsr t I ! 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" \ - ve "e e " e v te Ie tt U It an li1938 li1938llavli II it 1936 1936Havlf 1936Ilavir llavli Havlf Ilavir s g ga gB ned at lea t I 8 I sei sel set at dl rs75 r8 ra 75 house n is ei el ci bers an I j 11 II govern guvt'rn guvtrn ' rsthe rsthe rs rsthe the Rei Rt'l Rtl ' ubi ubt ubl can cats party parly nee nce rice m in re has hasa hasa hasa a vocal min Inln tam r ty in tn c gress M re reOver reOver reOver Over its 1940 presidential pr'sldenUal prsldenUal ( ' hopes are arewUer arebetter arebetter wUer better despite the deleal defeat deleat in New NewYork NewYork Newi I York ot ol of Tom Torn Uewey Dewey once conslj consij con8 ! . ! ered a 8 likely Ukel7 candidate It If the 1938election 1938 1938election 1938election election has created any new prell presi prelldenUal presidentlal presidentlal denUal dentlal possibilities p08slbllitles they are Ohio s . sRepublican sRepublican Republican Sen Robert Tatt Taft and andMissouri andMissouri andMissouri Missouri I . Democratic Sen BennettChamp Bennett BennettChamp BennettChamp Champ ClarkWhat dark Clark darkWhat What the Republican RepubUcan upsurge willdo will willdo willdo do tor for the U S remains remaln8 conjecturalbut conjectural but post P08t election stock .tock tock . market activIty actlv actlvIt actlvlty lty It , . has been encouraging To aidindustry aidIndustry aid aidIndustry Industry the American Federation Federationof of Labor is already banking on G U Go G0 o 0 P congressional congreulonal aid In amend amendIng amending amendIng Ing the Wagner labor relations act actThe actThe . The outstanding fact tact Is that IB38 1938 a . aRepublican sRepublican Republican party has haa emerged aliberal a aliberal aliberal liberal entity well weU wellspanked spanked 8panked tor for itsformer Its Itsformer itsformer former ultra conservatism conservaUsm . . Foreign ForeignThat That a state visit can hold bold much muchInternational muchInternational muchInternational International Importance is 1a 80me some 80meUme8 sometimes sometimes Ume8 times hard to believe beHeve since 8lnce state statevisitors statevisitors statevisitors visitors make a studied effort toavoid to toavoid toavoid avoid shop talk with their hosts hosta Butdiplomatic Butdiplomatic But ButdJplomatic dJplomatic diplomatic Great Britain refuses tominimize to tominimize tominimize minimize the significance of or King KingCreorge KingGeorge KingGeorge Creorge George s a visit Vl81t to the U 17 S next next8ummer nextsummer nextsummer 8ummer summer and every sign indicate indicates indicatesthe Indicatesthe . the English reasoning is correct . . Coupled with the U S ilsit tisit \ Is It Is an anInvltatl aninvitatin anInvltatim Invltatl invitatin ) for French President Albert Al Albert Albert bert Lebrun to drink drl.nk drlnk . tea In Buckingham Bucking Buckingham Buckingham ham palace next spring thereby re returning re- re returning returning - - turning the honor accorded by byGeorge byGeorge George s a visit to Parl8 Paris this past oast summer summOr sumrn r While all this thl8 sounds lound8 like like80clal liketociat likesocial 80clal tociat pother It really reaUy means mean8 that thatFrance thatFrance thatFrance France and England are desperate de8perate- de8perate desperate- desperately de8perateIy - - ly Iy trying to give the world a spectacle specta spectacle spectadc cle dc of democratic solidarity 80lldarlty offsetting offset offsetting offsetting ting the trumpeting of Premier Be-nito Be nito Be- Be Benito Benito - - nito Mussolini Mussollnl and Chancellor AdolfHitler AdoU Adolf AdoUHitler AdolfHitler Hitler Though King George 3 s a visit viit visitwill viitwill visitwill will not result In a U 11 S British liritish Britishpact liritishpact Britishpact pact , , , it will certa certainly Inly tighten the thebonds thebonds thebonds bonds between : England Ingland and Amec Artier Ameclea ArtierIc Arnerica ArnericaThis lea Ic a leaThis aThis This n ii " eans that next spring andsimmer and andSt 51 St mmer Italy ar at i ! Germar Gl'rmaI GlrmaI Gemini ' y will go1 goI go golIto lIto I ito eclipse wl wi wille lie world democracy d democra democracy < , mocra mocracy cy stages its show shuw There is every everyKINO - I I5frI 5frI 5frIi 5frIS 5frIKING _ S i KINO KING GEORGE VIII VlII VI Vl VIIf IIwImp IIiv If II wImp w iv & imp , np riant rlanl riont u Ls his hu vmt VUl/ VUl vu.t vut VUlreasJ / . " ' reasJ\ reasJ reasJto reas in an ) \ to believe bellevt ' the Fascist Nazi Nazinatl Nazinati Nazinati natl nati ns na &i i ai 811 & i reclate reciate this and realiseU rl'al17CII resIn'sIi rl'al17C rlal17C resIn's resIns ' ' II ey r f nisi Hlst sust gain their concess conces , 3from s srom sfrons frons ( rom France and Britain Bntaln within ther UeI theI U\e U e the \ I ext six n nul ur or ths That is why " , hy lilt liii Hit1 liltI liiiI I ( r Is In'5 In5 irtssng r ss ' ng I t Is demands f I r a art't aret arpl rt't rtt ret ' n ri n f I ' 'Brll Brll Brit lInt hi si I r I andated c Ii 1 I i , esII esa cs es II |