| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY --MORNING SEPTEMBER 19 1936 Modern Witch Text of Roosevelt’s Madrid Reds First Lady Speech Stirs DemandDraft Ordered to Burning’ At Harvard Tercentenary Stay in Bed Roosevelt Fire CAMBRIDGE To Wage War within but Sept tolerance text President Mass WASHINGTON Sept 18 D -- Two or three more days in Franklin D bed for Mrs Roosevelt ill with cold and fever were prescribed Friday by Dr Ross McIntyre White House physician He reported his patient better however If she improves sufficiently she and the president will go Monday to Hyde Park N Y for the eighty-thir- d birthday celebration pf inniversary the Mrs James Roosevelt president’s mother The president's wife also is scheduled to make a speech next week at the annual New YorkHer-conference on current problems Changes Called Government Sweej for Syndicalists by ID— Conscrip-tio- n men and to reforms government weeping demanded were tamp out fascism Friday night by powerful syndicalist elements in Madrid While government leaders wrestled with the problem of a possible Split or expansion of the "popular MADRID Sept of all 18 Addresses Harvard Fete Calls on America to Carry ‘Torch of Truth’ (Continued from Pag One) 18 of (INS)— The Roosevelt's speech in connection with Harvard university’s tercentenary celebration: I am here t0lay in a joint and several capacity: First as the president of the United States second as chairman of the United States Harvard tercentenary commission which is composed of five Members of the senate five members of the house of representatives a representative of the United States army and one of the navy and two representatives of the Universities of Ca’ fornla and North Carolina Finally I am here as a son of Harvard who gladly returns to this spot where men have sought truth for 300 years The roots of Harvard are In the past It is pleasant to remember today that this meeting Is being held in pursuance of an adjournment expressly taken 100 years ago on motion of Josiah Quincy horely Troubled At that time many of the alumni of Harvard were sorely troubled concerning the state of the natlorT Andrew Jackson was president On the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the U ing of Harvard college alumni again were sorely troubled Grover Cleveland was president Now on the three hundredth anniversary I am president In the words of Euripides: “There be many shapes of mystery And many things God makes festival commemorating her 300 years When the ceremonies had ended (the president returned tohI special train to head back toward Washington He had Intended to go to his Hyde Park N Y home but decided to go to the capital to be with Mrs Roosevelt confined to the ' White House with the grippe Prompts Applause front" battling the He expected 10 remain ever the Toledo offieials blew up one week-enthen bring Mrs Roosevelt of the two remaining towers of the with him to Hyde Park Monday to Alcazar in which 1700 fascist men observe another anniversary — the been bewoihen and children-'haveighty-thir- d birthday of his mother weeks for sieged Early in his speech Mr Roosevelt Eight hundred of the occupants prompted laughter and applause as Were reported killed but those still he recalled that when Harvard celealive have returned a deadly mabrated her bicentennial a hundred chine gun fire at the attacking govyears ago Andrew Jackson was ernment militiamen who swarmed president and many Harvard alumni over the ruins were "sorely troubled” over the state The syndicalist ultimatum was of the nation with "made public concurrently Again a half century later under the stringent regulations limiting Loyalists on Defensive Grover Cleveland they were perstay of foreigners in Spain turbed he said adding amid a The syndicalist demands InForces of Rebels With-4- 2 chuckle that turned into a roar: cluded: "Now on the three hundredth an1 A revolutionary governmental Miles of Goal niversary I am president" in a direct workers system giving Then turning later to qualities by share in the administration of pubwhich he said the real is distinlic affairs guished from the nominal scl'olar By ADOLFO DA ROSA 2 Socialization of banks railthe president asserted that one of Copyright by United Press roads industries and church propthese is an understanding of "phiblqpdy LISBON Sept erties ot accept and - — to be 8"' Delvgatt on' of" authority to ivil war ended its ninth weeX Fri- losophiesPast hope or fear we find it difficult to share” hopes maintain public order to the militia And the end men looked for com-ct- h day with government forces defiand Free ‘Strong 4 of the judiReorganization not "Our government” he cald "Is And a nitely on the defensive and Madrid ciary iih is there where no man on in based belief that a 5 the Cancellation of all forms of apparently grave peril people sought can be and both free that domestic indebtedness to “give the strong The encircling front which GenSo hath it fallen hire” people a fresh start unencumbered eral Francisco Franco rebel comma- civilized men need no restraint but In spite of fears Harvard and " that imposed by themselves against the nation of which it is a part by bourgois obligations is drawing nearer abuse of freedom” Mass meetings in Madrid Malaga nder-in-chief have marched steadily to new and Valencia and Barcelona were called and nearer the capital tightened During the morning he had heard successful achievements changof President James B Conant of Harfor Sunday “to permit the people again as the weekly anniversary ing their formations and theft to voice their united approval of the fratricidal slaughter passed vard applauded loudly when he de- strategy to meet new conditions neutral placed Authentic clared: dispatches our great program” but marching always under the 42 miles columns within "The of the constitution old banner of freedom insurgent origin of Madrid and only 27 miles from the functioning of the three In the olden days of New EngToledo branches of the federal government land it was Increase Mather who Successes Continue the forces of modern capitalism told dtf Harvard that-thethe RpiqaU TffiewheTeTh thrpeninsulaT'VIheT itiUSY 154 "ffissected as' fearlessly as were “pledged to the word of successes continued Bottling up of the geologist examines the origin of no particular master” that they Bilbao was completed by the rebels Lrocks should “above all find a friend in "On this point there can be no truth” who within the last' two weeks of we either are Sebasafraid compromise have taken Irun and San Became Creed tian The rebel column on the south- heresy or we are not If we are That became the creed of Hareast coast prepared ‘to storm Ma' afraid there will b‘ no adequate vard Behind the tumult and the discussion of the genesis of our lags after taking Ronda will be shut to shouting it is still the creed of life door the some Madrid encouragement got Sacco-Vanzetti Tract however from these developments: the development of a culture which Harvard In this day of modern witch1 The moral effect of the dyna- will satisfy our needs Issued at Meet Stirs miting and imminent fall of the burning when freedom of thought Founded by Dissenters lands has been exiled from In Toledo Complete sub"Harvard was founded by dissent which were once its iiany home it is Wrath Alcazar jection of this fortress will release ers Before twq generations had part of Harvard and America to thousands of militiamen to defend passed there was a general dissent stand for the freedom of the huthe capital from the first dissent Heresy has man mind and to carry the torch BOSTON Sept 18 D— Former 2 The landing Friday at Barce- long been in the air We are proud of truth Governor Alvan T Fuller charac- lona of Mexico’s contribution arms of the freedom which has made this il The truth is great and will terized as ''damn fools” Friday to the governpossible even when we most dislike For centuries that grand night 28 Harvard alumni who in- - ment The steamer Magellanas ar- some particular form of heresy we old saying has been a rock of suploth rived from Vera Cruz with 20000 iected the encounter” may celebraport for persecuted men tercentenary rifles 2500000 rounds of ammuniTurning back to the early days of But it depends on men's tolertion and for and tion New Mr said airplanes parts Roosevelt England ance self restraint and devotion The group in a pamphlet issued a — the needed machine Harvard then had found her creed to freedom not only for by guns badly few hours before President Emeriin an admonition of Increase Mather but also for others whether tus A Lawrence Lowell was to in- loyalists 3 relieve to Rebels attempting that her students should “above all the truth will prevail through free troduce President Roosevelt at the research free discussion and the celebration called on their brother Oviedo besieged by loyalist miners find a friend In truth" defeated and pushed back Only by seeking that same end free Intercourse of civilized men alumni to study the record of a were they tried to pierce the loy- through the common will of all cltl or will prevail only after supprescommittee headed by Lowell which when alist encircling lines zens” he added can America "ac sion and suffering— when none tudied evidence in the case Neutral observers believed Fran- complish her highest ideals” cares whether it prevails or not Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Today he said the nation needs Vanzetti radicals were executed in co’s impending attack on Madrid Most Admirable inmen will whole decide of like such sons the fate of the Harvard as 3927 for murder of Alessandro Love of liberty and freedom of surrection and that a decisive battle Charles William Eliot William payroll guard in the course cannot be is a most admirable atthought Oliver James and Justice much Wendell longer delayed cf a South Braintree holdup In The encircling of Madrid has pro- Holmes "who made their minds tribute of Harvard But it is not 1920 possession of Harceeded methodically The rebel wall swords In the service of American an exclusive Decline Comment vard or of any other university now extends from Teruel in the freedom” President Lowell and other promi- east to the of Medinacelli "They served America with cour in America Love of liberty and nent Harvard alumni declared com- west to the heights Guadarrama passes to age wisdom and human understand freedom of thought are as proment Cebreos to San Martin de Valdei-glesia- s ing” he observed "They were with found in the homes on the farms The booklet entitled "Walled In to Franco's southernmost out hatred malice or selfishness and in the factories of this counThis Tomb” charged discrepancies column now try as ip any university Liberty advancing near Santa They were civilized gentlemen” in the report of the Lowell commit- Olalla At Harvard he said the search Is is the air Americans breathe Our tee which was formed at Fuller’s for an atmosphere which produces government is based on the beAt Branch of Road lief that a people can be both request after legal appeals were Santa Olalla Is at the branch of men with vision or the ability to strong and free that civilized Other members were completed its significance appreciate men need no restraint but that the late Samuel W Stratton then the main road one fork of which Gets Tribute leads to Madrid 40 miles away and by themselves against imposed 'president of the Massachusetts Where there is vision there abuse of freedom Nevertheless of Technology and Robert the other to Toledo 25 miles dis1s where the loyalists tolerance” he said "and where there It Is the Here tant Grant' former probate judge The peculiar task of Harvard is tolerance there is peace” and every other university and latter was not available for com-pie- have elected to make a stand Mr This week Franco was able to Roosevelt was sixth on the college in this country to foster and maintain not only freedom “The men must be damn fools" swing 25000 men from the Cordoba afternoon program given over aid Fuller "I was satisfied with front to join Insurgents on the Tala the tercentenary meeting of the the report of the committee Dn vera front giving them a slight nu Harvard alumni held In pursuance merical advantage on this sector to a vote of adjournment taken in Lowell headed Besides I had for the first time And Franco’s 1836 tremendous amount of other As the chief executive finished his columns are almost all trained soldence” diers as compared to the govern- audience paid him a standing trib Report Affirms Guilt ment’s raw volunteer militiamen ute applauding for fully a minute In their review Lowell’s Then after the tercentenary committee reported both men guilty comprising most of the defenders chorus had sung "The Shores Crushing of resistance at Malaga "beyond reasonable doubt” Harvard” President James Rowland CLEVELAND Sept 18 (D— The "Out of the ‘discovery’ of what would release an additional 35000 rebel troops to fling at Madrid Angell of Yale university took the eighteenth national convention of happened to Lowell’s 'mental prorostrum to praise the ac the American cesses'” the pamphlet read "will Whoever holds Santa Olalla next speakers’ Legion opening Monof Harvard and come an awareness of the incredible week will hold the key to Toledo complishments received day Friday through its warn exist for that endowed dangers and destructive twists of men’s and the capital observers agree institutions In "certain types of taxa resolutions committee a request mind— even the mind of a Harvard intellectual and cultural pursuits tion now Increasingly in vogue” from the American Federation of president” He said there were movements to "No one looking at tha fate of in Germany and Italy can escape now compulsory which if left unchecked will Teachers oaths condemn an intense feeling of this immediate by teachers as "a loyalty peril confronting our own univer- be "hardly less ruinous” than those threat to American liberties” which “on the continent have dessities" it added Charlps J Hendley president of Among the signers of the state- poiled ancient universities” New York local No 5 of the federment were Charles Angoff former Speaking again to the alumni ation urged the convention by letConant reported that ter to editor of the American Mercury meeting national Ray support Murphy friends and alumni of Harvard had Newton Arvin Northampton bioglegion commander in his opposition rapher of Nathaniel Hawthorne given the school $5488192 for a to teachers’ oaths Murphy deHeywood Broun newspaper col- three hundredth anniversary fund nounced them as “gag legislation” umnist Osmund K Fraenkel one which is to be used to establish at the Portland Ore meeting of the of the defense counsel in the “Scotts-bor- o more professorships and national National Education association case” and author of "The Sac scholarships claimed “subversive Hendley Case’’ Towers Hap groups” sponsored such legislation ABOARD ROOSEVELT SPEgood organizer for the National to threaten "especially freedom of Sept 18 (UP)— President Committee for Industrial Organiza- CIAL press pulpit and school and tion Gardner Jackson and John Roosevelt Friday night sped by speech also the right of American workto bedsida the train his of private Brooks Wheelwright Boston poet men and women to organize In and a descendant of John Wheel- ill wife after a day at Harvard ing he for appealed wright preacher banished from university inwherq an era of "modern Boston for contempt and sedition tolerance witch in the days of Governor Winthrop burning" Revamping his plans at the last minute the chief executive after Vera’s ehsnee te ' Rail Strike Scheduled rase ep (or fall at a telephone conversation ordered f nvlng of mors than Como the train prepared for Washington in end mako four selection now (ram To Start on Saturday instead of Hyde Park N Y where the inreeat assortment o ( woolens In the west GREENVILLE Texas Sept 18 originally he had arranged to spend CD— A strike of 500 “Big Four" the next two weeks in the seclusion brotherhood employes of the Louis- of the summer Whits House iana Arkansas & Texas and the Louisiana A Arkansas railways was ordered Friday to start at 6 10 CLEVELAND Ohio Sept 18 (D a m Saturday unless averted hy The National Association of Fost- arbitration masters Fridav defied Alexander 232 So Main The strike order called nut pngi- Ciaham postmaster at'Kan-neer- s firemen conductors brake- - as Cit Mo president for the men and switchmen j ensuing year able-bodi- fascist-insurgen- ts three-da- y 1 d Spanish Civil War Enters Tenth Week - ain’s we-do-n- -- -- Harvard Men Lowell’s Reds Report socialist-communi- pie-va- st sf ‘hem-selv- es Ber-erdell- ia te nt Teachers Ask Aid of Legion 650-wo- rd ono-hal- BELL TAILORS last-minu- Reserve Board Seels Banks’ Interest Data terest and discount rates on various Former U S Customs classes of loans include information This data will Collector Succumbs on agricultural commercial real estate and other loans officials said SEATTLE Sept 18 and will give the board a Chane Harper 81 collector of of interest sunfrnary customs hero from 1906 to 1115 and charges! Republican state chairman in 1916 died here Friday He lived at HarSuedj forDivorce per Kitsap county until the death LOS ANGELES £ept 18 CD— of his wife last ApnL His chilTed Healy film comedian was sued dren include Captain Robert W Harper Maxwell Field Montgolor divorce Friday by his wife Betty mery Ala Hickman Healy young former coed at the University Of California at Chinese were first to force-groLos Angeles pearls in oysters eripk well-round- WASHINGTON Sept 18 CD-Fe- deral reserve hoard officials FriIts own walls also day requested federal reservi banks and devotion to the truth to gather information from member institutions on interest and disthroughout America count rates Many students who have come In order to gain a comprehensive to Harvard in the past have left of interest rates throughout it with inquiring and open minds picture the the board requested ready to render service to the na- data country as of October 1 on savings and tion They have been given much and from them much has been time deposit interest rates and in expected They have rendered griat service Met the Challenge ItTs I am confident of the inner essence of Harvard that its sons have' fully participated in each great draijia of our nation’s ANOTHER DAY OF history They have met the chalof event have seen the lenge they in the challenge opportunity to the the fulfill end university exists to serve As the chief executive of the nation I bring you the solicitation of our people In the name of the American nation I venture to ask you to cherish its traditions and to fulfill its highest opportunities The nation needs from Harvard today men like Charles William Eliot William James and Justice Holmes who made their minds swords in the service of American freedom They served America' with cour- age wisdom and human understanding They were without hatred malice or selfishness They Reg were civilized gentlemen Sizes The past of Harvard has been to 1 $149 ’deeply distinguished This univerA Striking Assortment to $193 fail will Its never to produce sity Vais of those judged due proportion Novelty stripes checks plaid effects successful by the common standof good durable GUARANTEED rAST COLORS ard of success Of such the world d materials has need But to produce that Button-dow- n o Duke of Kent collars type is not I am sure the ultiTans mate justification that you would o Stand-u- p Fused Collars Browns make for Harvard Rather do we s Every wanted color here search for the atmosphere-io Guaranteed full eut Navy Blue which men are produced who o Custom features for extra style have either the rare quality of Cray Mixtures and value vision or the ability to appreciate Brown Mixtures the significance of vision when it SIZES 14 to 17 appears Where there is vision 33—34—35 Sleeves: there id tolerance and where there is tolerance there is peace And I beg you to think Of tolerance and peace not as indifferent Here Feature Sale of and neutral virtues but as active and positive principles 38 No Mere Spectator I am not you will observe conuviiverslty as a ceiving mere spectator of the great national and International drama in which all of us despite ourselves are involved Here are to be trained not lawyers and doctors Values merely not teachers and businessto $10 men merely here is to be trained in the fullest sense— man Harvard should tram men to Tweed mixtures be citizens in that high Athenian Plaids sense which compels a man to Chinchilla sport Coats live his life unceasingly aware that its civic significance is its Good dark shades most abiding and that the rich Some individual diversty of the truly civilized state is born only of the SIZES 14 TO 52 fair-deali- nt w at ROE’S SPECIAL SALE! 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