Show A - -- - — - -- - - WI --- - - : ' '' '2 D THE SALT LAKE TRMUNtSIINDAYMORNING - a' 't FEBRUARY a Survey ows------ L - -- - ---- Is - - - - ' - r ' - 201938-:-------------------- S-6---- 1ment -t - '777' '' o e Slightly - li Higher u r ' Still 'Popular rohtbitton ote airts in 'South 'W est BT ' I 1 1 -- -- - t : — t ( i 1 ! r t - - 5: - ' - By DR GEORGE GALLUP Director American Institute of Public Opinion NEW YORK Feb 19—When leading Mtisaloon leaguers meet for i 1938 convention in St Petersburg today there will be one less "dry" state on their rolls than last year for the Georgia general assembly has voted this month to allow "county option" on the sale and manufacture of alcoholic beverages This brings the dwindling list of dry states to four—Kansas OldahomaMississippi and Tennessee But though the drys have lost Georgia a sampling referendum conducted throughout the country by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows that they have made slight gains in the country r at large since repeal In the Institute survey more than a third of the voters saythe3 would vote dry if the question of national prohibition comes up again The Institute put its question to a scientifically selected n of the voters in each state: "If the question of us- tional prohibition should come up again would you 'vote to make the country dry?" In reply 34 per cent of all voters interviewed throughout the country said "Yes" Sixty-foper - - cent said "No" ' On' its face this is a handsome vote for repeal But it is significant that when the Institute asked the same question a year ago' 33 per tent voted '"dry” Moreover in the official state referenda on the repeal issue in 1033 and 1934 only 30 per cent were on the dry ' yr- !2ivr - ' : ' "? ' '''' A :i:::i::::'Sh06icitd::fi'?1W'::!::: 1 '::':):::L25te:11'V:: 4 s 1 1 ' : 0 ''' - i :: 1 F - i '' t ' '"'' i r:i - t i of I --- kN(z7' 0: 1 '4 i '' r -- Nil ::: it' :7 obKx - -- I 1: - ? i wgnei ::i::: it 1i t 4 ? - I kl i ' - ) ' s ''-- ' yi'''' : - k ::' ::''7!"''- - --- 13 '" it i i i' )'' i -' t::1)s‘ - Vi - 1 24: 07 ' k 14 4' ' 1 - I ' ':i:''ti :::::79r0 :'::: 0 7:: :1ii!:!:: CE :!::' :::::::i::l:::: :ftl4 t :::: ' r01E: fAll! NEW YORK Feb 19—Frorrk the political point of view there are two chief problems facing the Republican party as it goes into Unless the Republicans can take the elections of 1938 and 1940 effective nteps toward solving them the party Can scarcely expect to regain power The first problem is how party can attract the votes of Americansin the middle-incom- e group—the independent farmer the d skilled working man and the office worker with an income about midway between the national extremes Two voters out of three in this group cast their votes for Roosevelt in 1936 repeated Institute of Public Opinion studies have shown Republican strategists have little immediate hope of attract-eve- n more ing the lower third of the voting population for it was predominantly for Roosevelt in 1936 but they do hope to make gains among this middle group Governor Aiken of Vermont indicated in his Lincoln day speech a fortnight a that the Republicans are not completely unaware of this part oi their problem He called for a party program that would be fashioned to the needs of the farmer and the working man—two vital constituents of the middle group But there is another grave problem facing the Republicans and the leading Lincoln day speeches overlooked it entirely That is the problem of attracting a greater share of the young people who are coming of voting age every year s - :' 4- t a ' - - ':'i:::i::::::::':::: '": ' The trend of public opinion since repeal is shown in the follow- :':I :':7:i "1 :?'' : :::r"::S141 f is: :ii 'tIt‘kk :- -"' ttv big figures: ' citit :: i:i:H-:ktin Ok ''':':'": ' ' wet s'i:i::: :': :':' Voting 01 ts'' dry Voting a(1iei ifave:::::? t ua w ' State referenda 1933-3- 4 ' 30 70 V't:'! 4 loungVotertilavaDriftedtoDemocrats :tittti:1:: ' Institute survey' 1938 1190iptlitiptaiktotill114133 67— t rt::::::::x: 6 ::w::::i::::1: Young voters cast the great majority of their votes ""' 34 ' :F10 'R":''::'' —Institute survey today 0: ::: 66 ) velt in 1936 and they are still overwhelmingly on the ' Will How Far the Dry Reaction Swing? side today : i::':bil't ::i!:::?44:::: s In the latest Institute researches on the president's popularity It is true that there is no great tide of prohibition Sentiment to- 14:0 aiit:: ::::i:: 41::T:i: — day such as rolled out of- - the south and middle west twenty-yea- rs )I'''''1 completed last week 69 per cent of the youngest age group say they '''''"'"At7rr i:e are for Roosevelt at the present time This is substantially higher ipy'i ::: ago The organized dry movement is no longer recruiting a vast v-- k0-- ::': kliti kt number of young people each year than the 61 per cent yluch Roosevelt registers with all groups of 14141104:7:!: te'6 :44-0''- ' I But since 1933 when state after voters combined ?'I' 1 '"Nti :i:R:':i:::' state voted to wipe the eighteenth - 4 (:'":: These young persons include those between the ages of eighteen :i! ::iV '' ! :?t:::: k"""''''::''r":4 r amendment off the books there and twenty-fouother words secin persons who will cast first or Qs ond presidential votes in 1940 has been a dry trend averaging 1 m:: '' cent the per per year throughout -e Republicans Strongest With Persons Over 55 country How far wIll'the swing go? If Institute studies conducted during the presidential campaign of dry sentiment increases in the next Although repeal is still popular the number of persons who would vote "dry" is slightly greater than the number last year an 1936 outlined this part of the Republicans' problem for the first time 10 years the way it has increased in Institute of Public Opinion survey shows today They showed that the G 0 P holds its strongest grip on persons the last four the issue above the age of fifty-fiv- e persons old enough to have voted for will begin to appear in national Theodore Roosevelt William H Taft and Charles E Hughes (Continued from 'weeding Page) a programs again Probably The same studies showed the Republican party progressively good deal depends on whether the presweakerwith younger levels of voters i'acitio and to bays ent middle-aged of generations acquainted Obviously the second part of the Republicans' job for 1938 the British admirals with the po- drinkers and younger drinkers beand 1940 is to win a larger share of the new voters Unless they come heavier users of liquor as tentialities of the American navy and two do the missionary work they can accomplish among the "ordiprimarily for the betterment ofInterest rate on Bonneville projectthe Aluminum company five-yeBy HARRY 1 BROWN grow older nary people" Governor Aiken has mentioned may be offset under —That certain technical aspects of they chemical 154271 per cent as at money plants use navigation with the alcohol of Along by WASHINGTON Feb 1J—When And in the end a party that does not attract new voters must with a 4 per cent suggested contracts It sold at a low price the situation—such as thO con- drunken drivers the use of alcohol President Roosevelt more than four The federal power commission surplus power on hank bleed to death by young people is one of the most years ago ordered the building of judging from its own apportionment- by the war department when it was Still having five-yestruction of 40 or 42 thousand-to- n closed contract with and a 6 a dam the Bonnecosts of Whatever policies the Republicans follow in the next two camthe classifies building against it clearly frequent complaints raised by those the Bonneville dam on the Columbattleships carrying 16 or ville dam as essentially a power or 7 per cent rate which private the Arkansas Power company and paigns may eventually be judged in terms of their success in winwho are not initialed with repeat bia kiver as W he A project aP guns—were discussed is natural In the course of the Institute'e cur-Bdam and only incidentally a project capital would be required to pay on linkod its transmission line at Mem- ning voters in these two groups promised the people of Oregon and for the improvement of navigation money to finance a comparable un- phis Tenn with a line :rossing the the chief of the war plane vey there were all kin& of electric power cheap Washington total cost of $74144600: dertaking' It wu this array of facts Mississippi river It now furnishes undoubtedly discussed mints volunteered' on this point A That promise is about to be re- for out of acommission Ohio farmer put it this deemed charges only that induced Philip H Gadsden the Arkamu Power company with Bonneville dam and the the power to other more pressing subjects De$5517800 navigation and that chairinanuf the committee of utility 6 per cent of the power that ccutcombe will units first of its power the fact that in Washington spite reflecta the extent to which executives to remark: "At the out! Palmy distributes to its tconsumers "Maybe prohibition' dldn't work 80 Before that date figure the theory that the tail should On believe navigation will be bens- - set Bonneville power starts with a the right-handoes ' not always but repeal isn't working either The pleted by June they the price of Bonneville power will fited by this dam- - If Bonneville as killing advantage over its private not wag the dog T V A did not know what the left &ling the young people are drinking too much be determined and announced the law would infer is primarily a competitors" attempt to tell this company the 'dePirtinent' siniot tame been and just wait till they got older The project in its entirety will navigation project then the tail Plans for the marketing of power price at which it should retail worse rd favor proIf get tbit:gs cost $74144600 That Includes dam wags the- dog from-th- e ex e war These studies er but did exact a promise that NEW YORK Feb 19With eSinoN fully informed of the scope and hibition again" Want have-npower plants and transmission lines -- What the power commission has been whipped Into shape but early it would reduce rates—Thepower Japanese armies penetrating deeper - when tombined--trac- e the results of Captain Ingersoll's pat-- raver and deeper into China with some tern) of public sentiment regarding navigation looks and all appurtenant not explained is whY it charged off Indications point to a duplication on 'company in good faith made a re-t- o Itopeal —mission- - to thccapital ot the Brit-- - Young People Americans works Of this total only 02181000 $28446000 and by that amount re- - the Columbia river of what T V A duction and passed on consumadvocating a more agr- the conflict Young voters themselves are "wet- is Jshempire dit greater eseive policy in the far cut and charged against power $5517600 duced the cost chargeable against is doing in the Tennessee valley No crz an aggregate Overwhelmingly in favor of a poter" citithan other of any group The visit ot the American naq setut is and the chief activity at Bonneville This sooner has the power commission even than it received by reason of others calling for a "hands off" att- - icy of strict neutrality lvoters have per- thecharged against navigation excepting unemployed vat officer to London must not sons the Institute's studies show remaining $26446000 is merely chargeoff wu not on account of announced its setup than the Bon- buying cheap power from the TVA itude a question of prime impor- gone on record as opposing by a tance today is: How far should the ratio of 95 to 5 war loans to either charged to nothing—it is wiped off navigation it does not represent the neville power authority with the court aears wa' be overemphasized yet it is suf- In today's survey only 27 per cent so United States go in giving material Japan or China Boycott of Jape- to In words other power freto which speak the salmon benefit asked of the cooperation president ficiently significant taking all of the young people between the will bear only 57 per cent of the aid to China? nese goods was disapproved by a court Now that the has could transColumbia the river to it built supreme for $3500000 congress (vent ages of 13 and 24 say they want an- cost of the Bonneville The views of the public on this vote of 59 per cent to 41 other factors into consiaration other project hardly be charged to flood control in mission lines from Bonneville down cleared the way P W A has stepped issue per cent regime dry are Indicated by an Imerican the majority declaring r that view of the finding of the U B army the Columbia river to Portland with in and has begun advancing funds to indicate that the lone wolf such Unemployed persons average 23 Cost of Power of Public Opiniolt survey action would not only be ineffecengineers that the Bonneville dam is branch lines that will reach 011 to cities like Memphis and Chattai- Institute might under certain circum- per cent "dry" 77 per cent cross-section which asked a representative tive In stopping the war but would Naturally a 10unit power plant of Virtually no flood control value towns along this-rounooga in Tennessee rmingham The real strength of dry sentistances tie up at least for a of voters throughout the na- - cause further of 504000 kilowatt capacity costing being located too near the mouth of This i s to be the beginning of a Ala and other cities tributary to friction between the Is ment where has It today always "Do tion: while with ths pack you think the United United States and Japan 174144600 will be able to deliver the river transmission sys- the Tennessee valley in order that government-bui- lt been new a if and ever cycle dry should allow shipment of n Sentiment also was found in othThese explorations in the comes in the United States it will cheap power to the consumers ofIt manifestly is an arbitrary tem that in time is to spread out they may install their own trans- States arms or ammunition from this couner surveys for withdrawing our field which the new naval probably come front 04 same place the Pacific northwest when it oper- chargeoff that might be compared over a I rge part of Oregon to the mission and distributing systems to China?" ates on an arbitrarily fixed cost of with the armed forces from China as well South and over the state of Wash- and when ready buy cheap power try 1829000 —from of On the the towns farms and the small enabled chargeoff bill has appropriation as our nationals The prevailing atWarmers and small town voters in 142181000 almost 132000000 below Buffalo Rapids irrigation project in ington to the north That is what from T V A Senator McKellar of An overwhelming public desire titude as indicated by one voter of cost Montana which is to cost the congress to make have bewildered are not far front 5050 on the the actual cost This method author fact gov- - T V A has been doing in Tennessee Tennessee and other congressional for neutrality is shown in the re"Let's keep out of the mess determination however wu T and unnerved the representatives ernment $1605000 In that instance Kentucky Alabama and adjoining representatives of states in- which sults More than six out of every - was: question as the following figures ized over there" by congress and entrusted to however the president charged this Mates Now that the supreme court T V A operates when asked how 10 voters say arms shipments of the nation They cannot quite show: Similar sentiments are reflected the federal power commission and deduction to "relief in the case of has cleared the way T V A is pre- T V A power will affect established should not be allowed The actual Per Cent understand that diplomacy Wilke the survey of in the commission in prescribing the Bonneville no explanition is offered paring to deliver its power to all power companies agree that T V A ote is-armsshipmenta per-ce- nt for sending "It's none Voting Voting chargeoffdid onlywhat congress !politics—it Is not a of our business" and cities Towns and communities that both at present and expected to arms 64 cent China Wet Dryagainst per "Let's under-industThat makes either sanctioned side" are typiCharge to it Against Treasury rates —affair They do not realize tfii Farm voters possible 'able be will transmate nothelp of network lie adjacent to its 48 52 cal statemente made by voters who for the president now to make good This $26446000 which becomes a mission sell competitive private diplomacy is based on oppor- Small town voters lines 45 55 With China Sympathy his promise disapprove shipments to China Othtunism quite as much as a con- City voters direct charge against the treasury 28 72 They anticipate that many of their This attitude is especially signifi- - era in the earns group declare that Like Boulder dam on the Colorado measures the extent to which the Status of T A-gressional election And it is difficities The south and the midwest are large and small will avail cant because other institute studies "It's wrong to be a party to war" cult for them to - recognize that still the Bonneville dam was pro- federal power commission may go in river Some of the experiences of T V A themselves of P W A funds for the centers of the geographical have found that American public arguing that arms slzipments would the administration- bee to let out dry movement hese sectiomo con- msted as primarily a project de fixing an arbitrary price for Bonne- may indicate what is likely to hap- acquiring municipal power distribsanctimonious gas before it deof navi- - ville power as compared to the price pen in le Pacific northwest The uting systems and then the cities sympathy is predominantly with the only prolong the fighting "If not for the signed improvement states tain the four "dry" one sends arrna or ammunition" said Chinese side In a survey last Occides whether it will cut loose and voters inremaining these sections aver' gallon Now that it nears comple which would have to be exacted had Tennessee valley authority discov- must choose between building eft tober conducted from Europe and Asia and conthrough the insti- - one voter "the war would soon tion its primary purpose becomes power been required to carry the ered that it was generating power tirely new systems which will dupli40 per cent dry better than tute's 600 field reporters only 1 per end" centrate on the western hemian it could be marketed cate distributing systems already Least in favor of another dry clear In the case of Boulder dam full burden or the full cost less the faster The minority who favor aid to the favor of authorized by act of congress it small amount charged to navigation It installed equipment that was stalled by operating power compa- cent of voters 159were in sphere or whether it will accept rigime are the east and far west whereas the suggestions of parallelism per cent sympa- - Chinese give three main reasons for Waa necessary in those days to as- than faster A corn-th- e Japan roduce able to buildi the or out power flies company power private private buying prohibition liuy with Chine and 40 per cent their attitude First they say that dam would have consumers could be found True a field thized and taking over re- - sums that the huge obstruction in ing Bonneville of a in helping China we will keep Japan favored neither side Copyright 19389 for The Tribune the Colorado river was intended been obliged to figure rates on the series of injunctions brought by panics the southland senators and The vote In minder of the way it against arms shipment from eventually attacking us "Let chiefly for the Improvement of nevi absolute cost of the project the gov- private power companies held back congressmen rather expect to see seems to indicate ocrats and Republicans voters do not China fight our war against fasgation and for flood control for as ernment rate will be figured on 1ST the larger part of the market but the power companies agree to sell want the nation'sthat I of idential cism" is a typical comment Second tacit aenue lAtaturk Memorials Grow Governor campaign Smith tan tillremfwer the constitution was interpreted in per cent of the cost And the gov- that obstacle now has been removed out to cities that are disposed to for China to influence the sympathy policy of they (declare that since the warring was ernment will have one other advanto those sell to V A for they Unable municipalities power T days generation from power platform against buy - respect nations must buy arms from someneutral conduct - In -- - ISTANBIga - 4UP) cent not a proper function of thelederal tage over private industry for the T V A sold substantial blocks- of cannot compete with this today's survey only they are inagreement with Secre- - one tthey might al well buy from 'monument of Kemal Ataturk the In save as federal to three out fixed commission corporations will government power great and if might the have power driven power of the Democrats say power thus stimulatinr Strong Man of Turkey" la incidental to some o be developed vote dry wh1ltA 3p Hu 'market for their presént d13 aid league powers in rearming our industries Finally some voters con- - I wor k or the On proving other navigation would systems tribraing China argue that in the matter of arma- - port there will net be a single Republicans trolling floods hand most of them can sell to the ments we should give the C'hinese town of any importance in the Do Waves Como in Cycieo? Summarized Public Attitude sacrifice a for at cities to No such restraint the probably applied the same "break" as we country without amemorialto--th1111iteil-iiiiiwifilhat the cities buying power from TVA - The survey Is Out latest of a MIT fat wusendarmsto-Japen:1--sakt--- -7 give Japan president when he allotted the first Sounder of will have no need for generating rice which the institute has con- one voter "we should send them to have occurred in cycles spaced $40000000 to build Bonneville dam about a generation apart The first and yet the subterfuge was used plants unless to hold them in re- - ducted from time to time on the Chine serve for emergencies began in 1846 when several states and was written into law only last By Institute of Public Opinion Bombs Kill Craws passed individual liquor control August when congress passed a speNEW YORK Feb 19—The following results are from Many large and small cities have measures some of which were af- cial bill "for the purpose of improvAmer- that they want T V A indicated the conducted de referendum nation-wiby — a More sampling OKEMAII - Okla (UP) II terward repealed FOOD ing navigation on the Columbia because they 'believe it will COULDN'T EAT power newsS U for were crows killed The second wave began in the river and for other purposes incithan 10000 leading ican Institutof Public Opinion to utilize it — but be power cheap dewhen the state fish and game at Bonneville 187014 and the third- began about dental 'thereto 1 the burden of papers they must assume partment bombed a roost in the 1907 and culminated in 14 years This is the law that stipulated the custoPROHIBITION individual to NATIONAL OF THE distributing IF QUESTION of Okluskee of statutory STOLIACII northwestern part AWFUL conditions under whith Bonneville T V A cannot go int° the GAS prohibition Mers VOTE YOU WOULD UP AGAIN COME SHOULD — county Game Ranger Roy Collins - Today's survey shows where an- power should be sold by the governbusiness retailpower announced baa COUNTRY DRY? -- TO MAKE THE - Are you afraid to sat—fearing agonising l set het about trhat I like thumb to t other dry wave would probably ment attacks Cl acid stomach gain? Oro 30000 Garrinsr (Mr AG Bryant Lae Alegaise) t No' A Fly in the Ointment Yes start A new 'system of national May Improve 1 hams writtes letters sufferers acid stomach Mona Navigation Mosey Bock! ' 66 prohibition seems -- remota today 34 Currier's Tablets' fast relief ad —SutteesSonsfr—se The one fly in tile ointment- to praising from acid gtomach pains log - United States One To a degree the Bonneville dam Finsh Poisons acid ulcers in Ahowever without a strong dry indigestion Pw IN thet-T V pain has tlie factInvited to make this test Ask date Sections lady writes t "I went treatment of Currier's movement in the cities as well as may improve navigation It wilf druggist for ''e Tablets never definitely fixed the price at through awful mils741 h Powder on Guara26 the level of the Columbia river States ' New to can sell continue it England power ery with an acid whith ntee Use for lb days—unless you're delighteKidneys -the dam am far up- stream as ' municipalities 76 24 or other large 'stomach so that I results return to to with Middle Atlantic States dParksgs almost afraid " invent druggist sod got hack wary testi Currier's ' stronger In rural corn- The Danes Ore Locks balm been users Temporary charges which waa 64 36 to eat Choking aaa East Central States nonuich—new 11 ou gun la works your ways Up Mghts munitiesgrows Ceiling is an Increasing number provided in the dam to permit the are now in effect but pains would swell ' are low 59 tralislag emus burning acid—coating mom 41 ' West Central States t of local option victories for the passage of deep-dra- ft vessels The inflamed Wers and stomach hating with those rates have been fixed only- -- tie my stomach and ' r 53 little The Be HealtMer Happier— town 47 of Dalles press painfully ' A ascerV can prosodist lid against domingrt "watching may Southern States drys until auchtime as T my heart MVO LOnget ' against ood—hdping to relief rainfall gad -a 1938 la But American Institute it seaport much of its capital inves- The Wit bit ed 58 net likely (42 States sautes bloat headaches Great relief - 1 isRocky Mountain ' Copyright of Public Opinion All rights Boulder dam in like manner may shall be charged Off to nav- solid food causad tment or When you can get for M cents a stifor 'bangs 76 24 'Pacific Coast CPWOPS me intense WOO! and overaciditg front alcohol reserved i be said to have improved navigation - States premely efficient and harmless atimu- igationandto flood control became ramdown I ' Safe ' k Diet Moms sod Samples -- - lant and diuretic that will flush from Parties 'au! con— of the Colorado river for speedact T V A wu required by of from thaw attacks ' write far tree trial samples sad food your kidneys the waste matteroupoisons 71 29 and was do- most boats and other pleasure craft now Democrats gress to make this determination atillrabie chart of somewhat akaline masks that berm and acid that gra now iimasina " ma gas pampa cruise on the waters of Lake Mead won't hurt root Currier's Tablets PCL het and report to congress OnJantlary 43 why continue to break your restful' EPILEPSY-FI- TS Republicans F get Amide Assam Loa Awn" Calif 1 1937 and to report annually Stomach Sufferers Tell Each Otitis created by that dam But as for sleep by getting up thrir the night? ' Just ask your druggist for Gold Medal Have supplied sufferers with a medicine commercee in the ordinary sense Groups Special on its financial set-u- p Tablets thereafter Currier's "Ify trienamka Haarlem Oil Capsules—but be sure and that 52 48 Fenn Voters many users say has proved successful there is and there will be none And I started taking them I received Notwithstanding thiL requirement and afterrelief get GOLD MEDAL—right from Haarlem in relieving with acid attacks I now wish to reach all yet to make these 55 45 T V A has worked out no Prompt couldfront aro suffering conof law works Voters in Holland Other symptoms of weak those wholave Small Town public Att vain& not been helped and to do actually eat hearty steals ' set-u- p has form and to financial kidneys and irritated bladder are back- so am offering a trial FREETablet the constitutional after 72 Currier's Ignored took a 28 powers if I Just for again - Send it ache puffy eyes leg cramps -moist now — - — - City Voters demand of congress and sen- - wan" 1 feet like a different paws mei both of the the federal sae-government giving palms burning or scanty passage g a LISPS° S WINK $T ISLWASIIII ' (Continued On Following Pngo)' projects were promoted as being SaAvertisement) s i 4 low-salarie- ' -- - i:'ii:''41: ) ' i: Opinion 7e ' i:::: litiliga tyES''':k 7:17 - l'-- ':: pa 0 - " 1 1 N:f - -- V-- j eseare - OWS : T elvISStle Now Faces Republicans By Institute of Public -- ' Li I4 - O: 49 t 1 4 t 4 ::: '''''"- 00:::?::" 0'4°I''''''''--'7::: - ""a' '''''' 44--3 -- 48i - f p z - - '' 1sp 4)" i I 4f ' rc !Ji: 4 l t 11 4- :ii: '''''- ' 1 - 1 '' ie 0 s s ' : — 7 Prepare"To::::Try:YAgain - side : : -- — N:ew V oters: ' ' ur ( 7 vregr cross-sectio- - forlItS - I ' t - New Dry Cycle Ahead - ::: ::: h V 7:::::h:m t - 'ii::' - noose-Democra- A - :: ::l4? ::01Ie::: Foreign Policy Bewildéring Congress us wet-and-d- ry onneville Dam Value to Be Tested coin-par- ar ed ar 18-in- ch ut -- corn-divisi- on 4 SkiRment of Arms to China I Opposed by Voters in Poll d' -- -staIe 11 ot ear - 14 te for-sig- i - 36 ry - 4 — - e Wet or Dry? e neW-Turke- - 1-- -- I - 41 : SOLID t VIIIIIOUJ - PAINS ACID & - raise - FrcrnTi st 'ad I i I :l $ :? i c l i "I I ' 1 ' ' -- - a7 honey-Bac- ' y - 1 - taiow - - grew-ou- rs atter-ildold- 4 - ' U ' - --- - - j: t -- - gi 3 7 'rp - 1 |