Show Tilt 4 A Rift Grows As Bourbon Chiefs Part i Tension De eloped Wlieu Roosevelt Won Victory Says Writer (Continued from & Tse One) nest snd energetic in their efforts to restore in the public eye the picture of clo-- e political and personal association between Governor Roosevelt and Smith With the south and west largely 'in the bag' the Roosevelt managers turned to garneiing the north and east and In this part of their campaign sought zealously to make it appear that there was nothing but Intimacy and palship between Frank’ and “Al” By this time however Smith was ready to do some dissociating on his own account Ills statement on February 8 that he would be willing to take the nomination if the convention should give it to him not only differentiated him from Roosevelt' candidacy but In effect made him a rival to Roosevelt Throughout the process of parting Incidents arose of a kind to accentuate the separation Some things done —if not by Roosevelt himself then in quarters close to him— gave Justified offense to Smith's friends The atmosphere of the Roosevelt camp seemed one of superiority— "snooty" is a modern slang word for it— toward Smith Criticism Report There have been published statements that Roosevelt made a remark about Smith's record as governor which when transmitted to Smiths ears through two intervening persons had the effect of criticizing the thing of which Smith is most justly (It is fair to add that when proud publication was made that Roosevelt had belittled Smith's record as governor Roosevelt energetically denied he had made that remark or anything like it) Smith's friends tell of incidents Including newspaper stories alleged to have been Inspired in the Roosevelt camp which had the effect of detraction of Smith as well as of Raskob and of other friends of Smith No doubt the original substance of these Incidents may have been magnified in publication Newspapers prefer drama to calm and controversy to peace and it ia in the nature of things for newspapers to emphasize separation between two important public men That Roosevelt should give offense to Smith or permit any one in his circle to give offense was politically unwise Nevertheless the fact that Alfred E Smith has cause to feel offended in a personal sense at Franklin D Roosevelt does not of Itself necessarily make Roosevelt a less desirable candidate for the presidency or a less competent president if elected In no public statement made by Smith has he ever given any reason for feeling that Roosevelt would not be the best nominee About Roosevelt’s qualities Smith has made no FEBRUARY SALT LAKE TRIBUNE BUND AY MORNING 1932 21 JPlans to Bring ’Four Nicaraguan Rebels Doctor Assails Campus Corduroys Judge Sentences CHANGE LOOMS Prosecutor Killed in Marine Qasfi Alleged Bank Robber Back Officer’s Slayers WASHINGTON Feb 20 W)— The 4We Like ’em Dirty’ Coeds Reply VIRGINIA CITY Mont Feb 20 (Tj PLANE LINE IN — Frank E Blair county attorney killing of four Nicaraguan insurgents Ore Feb 20 public statement whatever neither for nor against If Smith has ever made any such statement privately the writer of this article knows nothing of it Leaders Have Doubts It is a fact however that other Democratic leaders some of them BERKELEY Calif (UP)— Univer- “promiscuous kissing" and "speakequal in rank with Smith practically of California men have one dis- eaues” as disease distributors have grave doubts on wholly public sity took issue with Dr Legge tinction at least In the opinion of Co-egrounds whether Roosevelt would be Dr Robert T Legge of the Cowle “We like ’em dirty" was the conthe best nominee or even the second Memorial hospital they are “the sensus or third best These leaders do not dressed men in the coun-try- !' "I think dirty ‘cords' are grand” have Smith’s personal reason for dis- poorest said Barbara Lynch senior class vice approving of Roosevelt They have no Dr Legge's pronouncement was president “And pants with pictures personal feeling of any sort about made during a discussion of student on them are lovely" Roosevelt They have as a matter of health Jean Gerlinger Kappa Kappa He said: party and public policy convictions in greasy ‘cords’ Gamma sorority president aaid she “Men parade not make the which ere bacteria and disease germ didn't particularly like them dirty that Roosevelt would best nominee nor if elected the best carriers It is as impossible to reMarjorie Carter Chi Omega said esldent I pi move the pants from the men as it “I think they look so masculine This conviction entertained by is for bathe some who actually don’t know what the men would do the dissociated leaders from party without them” need it" Neither do the men personal tension between Roosevelt He also assailed "petting parties” and Smith constitute the backbone of the "stop Roosevelt” York’s governorship as he has They ship of New York is necessarily a movement These leaders think it insist indeed that Roosevelt has been for the presiwould be dangerous to have the party exceptionally energetic in his atten- complete equipment part of the argucommitted at a date four months in tion to the duties of his office that dency The political — advance of the convention to nomi- he has visited a larger number of ment however Roosevelt's record as a vote getter In the largest and nating one whom these leaders re- counties In the state than any othor most declblve state — will much gard as not the best Those leaders recent governor that in all respects even with Roosevelt's weigh when eritus who hold this conviction with the his work has reflected if anything the convention meets But the time aid now given them by Smith’s atti- unusual vigor has gone by If it ever was when tude will be able to keep Roosevelt Roosevelt could have been assured Adverse Reasons s from rolling up of the The other reasons adverse to nom- of the nomination in advance The dedelegates or even a majority The nomination will be kept m suspense inating Roosevelt entertained by na- cision will be in the hands of the When the convention comes the lead- tional Democratic leaders have been leaders and delegates and the nomers including Smith will be able to put In words by Walter Llppmann m ination may go to any one of three let Roosevelt have it or deny it to a passage in which fairness and gen- or four him The present 6trong probability erosity toward Roosevelt are as conFALL KILLS DELR la they will deny it to him spicuous as the aigument against his If the people are to be well in- availability: MEDFORD Ore (UP)— A deer formed they should know the reasons Among the national Democrats slipped on the pavement north of why most of the national leaders of that is to say among the men who here and broke its neck Needy famthe party hesitate to permit Roose- have held high office or have been ilies had venison velt’s nomination to become an ac- Influential in the councils of their complished thing The leaders hesi- party the belief is widespread and tate to speak publicly of these reathat the election of Franklin sons They hesitate partly because strong D Roosevelt would bring to the oftheir reasons are vague and not very fice of president a man of only modspecific Their reasons are not so erate capacity It would not be much that Roosevelt would make a denied that men less fitted than he Headpoor nominee and a poor president have served acceptably as president as that other men would make better of the United States Nevertheless the ones judgment exists and haa grown more Friendly Feeling firm that he has not the grasp of or They hesitate because they have the issues or the disinteres'-nesfriendly feeling for Roosevelt per- the resolution that a president must sonally there is Indeed a sort of have in time of great emeigency No iJtik-tri- i kindly compact of silence about mathematical proof in support of Roosevelt's equipment for the nom- such a judgment can be offered But ination and the presidency They hesi- that it is the judgment of observers tate because after all Roosevelt may who have no axes to grind that it is get the nomination In which event the judgment of men who have very national Democratic leaders do not considerable personal liking for him wish to have given public expression is certain to doubt about his being the best 'AH the apearances of the fit candinominee They hestiate because one date he possesses All the instinctive of the reasons in their minds is the prejudices run in his favor It is in state of Roosevelt's health a doubt spite of his attractiveness in spite whether Roosevelt could stand the of his unquestioned personal integstrain of the job the presi- rity in spite of his generous sympadency has come to be and leaders as thies that this judgment has formed well as everyone else have a natural itself among large numbers of disdistaste about suggesting that any cerning people that here is a man man's health mav be a handicap to hi who has made a good governor who fitness for an office to which he as- might make a good cabinet oficer but who simply does not measure up pires A to all these argument against to the tremendous demands of the Roosevelt’s availability put forward (presidential) office It is this judgby Democratic leaders the energetic ment which is cutting deeply into his and certainly partially convincing an- candidacy for it is held by men and swer made by Roosevelt’s friends is women whose opinion carries great that for three years he has been gov- weight throughout the nation" ernor of New York and that he has To all of which Roosevelt's friends been a satisfactory governor— so sat reply: "He carried New York for as governor by the biggest LI isfactory that at the end of two year 1 he was reelected by the greatest ma- majority ever given any candidate of jority ever received by e candidate either party and if he's good enough for governor of New York Roose- to be so satisfactory a governor of velt's friends say that if hi health New York he’a good enough to be were a real handicap he could hardly president” have carried the burden of New It isn’t quite true that the governor - uto two-third- (Fy-Jo-hn LA GRANDE Owen 29 and Keith Crosswhite Mo were to19 both of Springfield day sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of a state policeman Owen was convicted Tuesday night by a circuit court jury which recommended life Imprisonment instead of Crosswhite death on the gallows pleaded guilty to a second degree murdor charge yesterday The two shot and wounded Amos Helms state police officer last October 19 when he approached their automobile to question them regard- Helms died ing an Idaho robbery December 30 from the wounds said today steps will be taken to insure the return of Frank Depratto alias Whitey Jackson from Reno for robbery of the Mexican Aviation Company Nev to face trial Harrison State bank is believed to have been Ponders Idea of Taking theDepratto man who entered the bank October 27 1930 with Ralph Harrington Over ‘Cat’ Route undercover man and was thought to have been shot in the hand as he esa cordon of possemen caped — MEXICO CITY Feb 20 (JP) High who through in wait for him Advices lay officials of the Mexican Aviation com- from Reno however said the man pany a division of the bore no scars Irc' Sa’hfrec here tod7 consider taking over the ' suspended air route covered by the Survey Shows Military — Corporation Trails-porteAeronautics Students Favor Training — “CAT” — Air Lines which operated from El Paso to Mexico City and from Brownsville Texas to WASHINGTON Feb 20 (JP)A Mazatlan on the Pacific coast who The line was established two and survey conducted among men colin while took f training was and military suspended years ago this month after the death of lege reveal 971 per cent of those early STRATIIROY Out (UP)— Miss the president Theodore T Hull replying feel they received a definite Elizabeth Greenaway has been public Operation experts of the Mexican educational value from the courses librarian for 40 years and isn’t going Aviation company have made a care- The survey was made by Major to quit now ful survey recently of the “Cat” route Ralph Chesney Bishop with the coThe board voted to dose the library and tt was learned in authoritative operation of the office of education Miss Greenaway was notified that her'quarters that the company is consid- - Replies were received from 10166 services were no longer required The ering taking over the mileage and of the 16410 men sent questionnaires A majority of those questioned said building was locked resuming service But Miss Greenaway found a cubbyReports from Torreon old “Cat’ that reserve officer training courses hole leading to the first floor and headquarters quoted Mexican Avia did 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