Show - ' o 0 '"-- ' - i ' ' 1 I f 8 Sunda' Alorning 1) ' ' ir44- h461100-4 5alt 4 ' akc P21it ts 35000000 Have Made Up Minds on Third 'feint) Survey Discloses 4 ê t 4 Ten Million Voters Hold Key to 2 '1 - 4 ' 1 e 1 1 I1 i 1 3 1 3 1 1 t - :I : 1 1 1I I 1 ' t 4 zi t i 1 i i 1 1 : f'l : iT4--- : i I I ' q 0 Balance-of-Pow- er 15 per 54 per 31 per 29 per 45 per 26 per i iI to appeal Most effectively Income '" ''' 13 (4 - "1:-- q: t' 1 ( t::: i (i ' i ir- ' :42 7 1fj ''' e' - ' '''It ' ' ' '' s4‘ r':'''' :::: :'' i: i t'''-:- ' ' :-:: :" -' : !'4-1' 1: r :::: ': r'''-:-- : Vi i 4':::::::::' ' ' r:' "'" :: to the ' - ' : e-' 0 :' ' ti ' i''S A : :!'1!: :t ' ':! ':!' ' :s::t - :: i : ': '' :i !'!( ':- ::: ' ' ':: - 1 I :7:i':- ' : i:-::kr- r l' ' N ( 11 f' :‘ : 1: : ' - : - ':J1!!:-I1-:-1-- P A " 9( ''''''' ' '!' 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'' o:-- 1 i h ' ' 0 :: :: ' i : : i ' ' : " 'i 1 I !'I '' 4:- 190-- ' :::- 'I 0 :-- i survey shows that a great majority of voters have already made up their minds either for or against a Roosevelt third term President Roosevelt conferring with his chief political bench-ma- n James A Farley As the nation speculates on the president's intentions regarding a third term a national Third Re - Term Sentiment Four Nations Take Steps Institute Against Nazi Inroads ' Following are the results of a national American of Public Opinion survey on various aspects of the third term issue: "If Roosevelt runs for a third term in 1910 will you vote for him or will you vote alainst him no matter who the him Against him Dian't keow or deperds on candidote Vote by Parties: ' 1936 Roosevelt Vo'ers ts1c70 For him (Condoned Germany's heavy 11 black penalties guard imposed for Landon dis- Vot—s d five-ye- one-part- y one-part- y G1111elin Assists Daladier I Biliklinit of At itir stopped development i ideological Nazi members of parliament found 'to police records are deprived of their seats leaders lem is German for the has parently outfit tribution of nazi propaganda 40 22 1931 from Page One) Believe Blieh Necessary But on foreign policy Hungarians 4 appear to be generally agreed that 83 19 Am—A hint cooperation with the reich is nec13 Don't know or denends on ca"111te !I The military-mindepoint essary Candidate nrefererce of 'hove who say "don't know or out that nazi motorized troops could reach Budapest in six hours dernds on candidate" (leadinz choices only): 26 from the frontier Dewey under the Life in Rumania 21 Garner "front of national rebirth"--co- m9 VaodInberg plete with uniforms and Roman 8 Hull — little varies salute—outwardly 5 McNutt from life in Germany and Italy 3 But at least say the patriotic Ru- Farley in is controlled manians it ' Bucharest and not in Berlin or for Landon in 11936 are overwhelmingly against a Roosevelt Rome Carol has adopted some King vote Republithe would third term great majority saying they modified nazi and fascist ideas— can no matter who the Republican candidate is Their comas "national regeneration" a plan a corporative par- ments in the survey indicate that they do not of course mean a semimilitary "na- and liament any Republican but one who is prominent enough to stand a Lionel guard" The monarch can chance of being nominated by a convention declare war make peace conclude reaties 1936 Roosevelt 193G Landon isqte decree laws veto parlilmentary legylatiom Cabinet N'oters Voters minLeters are hired or fired by him Would vote for Roosevelt for a They are responsible only to him The king set up his third term 4re 57c( t becaiLse of alarm over the I system vote against Roosevelt f or of nazi influence The slospread 19 a third term 0 ron Li "Rumania for the RuDont know or depends on manians" German and Italian legis'ation has been 13 21 candidate copied and an increa9ing number Cop yright 1939 of Jews have been eliminated from the profeAAons and business The system came into being almost immediately after po lice had shot Cornellua Codreanu known as Rumania's "Little i ler" and a group of his followers 11 who had been accuaed of taking orders and cash from Berlin 011e e Paz? Cold Inued from bral flair developed by experience Three Forms spent an active life in an army in the army geographical service German penetration Into RuIn 190a he WaS assigned to the which has strictly followed the no mania originally took three forms: Racial ideological and economic politics" rule hut Daladier's pro— staff of the Sixth infantry division More than half a million Saxons gram has changed that Politics whose commAn'irtrrtgineering 'live in Transylvania organized have turned toward the army rath- - officer wit6'' some coloniaNxperi er than the army toward politics cure bet an to lean on urfjg Berlintrained leadert Cadreanu'a 7 2 But the economic still a live threat prob- Carol hopes to meet it by divert-hav- e ing much of ha country's trade to Britain France and the United States Bulgaria la in much the same position as Hungary in regard to Most of her trade is the reich with Germany and nazi leaders have promised help in recovering territories war-lo- King Boris has found it expedient to cooperate with Germany's foreign policy although to a lesser extent than Budapest in order to keep Hitler's good will for trade and poo3ible territorial recovery ' i ! late!-whe- Gan-Oli- VA tz i hs linn7aI n ri I1 wle t— FLUSH It IlDtlEYS OF POISOUS 41X' L I -- :—-- -- ":''''' TIRED t 1ill : itt r7 — ''''' 214 1 corn-who- 1 — ' 1 rm - : r n r1 ) : - --- k! L: h: -- "I BOUGHT one ---- "e AtID STOP GETTIEIG UP LIGHTS I - r 1 oikronclinfin e — - :: t I s kt t I I ) 1 : I I ULchievement M a forthirai 1 I 1404kott 1 : 4 i 1 1 1 - !shoot ) cr : 77 77- ' - c :-- ) '' '"'' L J- k- - W of the first 1939 ) t sL'f--J Ls --' l'1 r"'A t- I ' 4 El C- -- 4 ) L i ' : t''''—':' t ' H t ' - - (- ' - ''-- ' ' i I ' t 134 - ' - ' 1 LI A 77 Cm f i 4 ' :ti —'' - i I: '"'' 'I rl f I 6 t r ' I' Sharp "Up to 1: 74 ?V-1 ' have driven Over 6000 date miles and have averaged ( ' around 22 miles to the gal- - f t'A ''' ''4 " k :' Ion of gas The driving and rid- f:tr I t ing comfort of my new DodFe is t4 ' 1 r ' far better than any ear 1 have i --f ever owned" THIS HAT W ALSO i READ These expressions typb tthe ex- I MAN WRITES F LOS ANGELES perience of Dodge owners in this demcity—and elsewhere They onstrate that in spite of longer "In my opinion Dodge ia second to nuns and longer wider in wheelbase and cisme—anti when it the great bodytre 1939 Dodge Luxury Liner comes to economy it is Null car" says T L Cook Loa UP to the famous Dodge Angeles "What really surmised mo reputation for gus and oil savings! though is the tact that here is a biNew Ideas i ggr Dodge in every way y usmg of is the But economy only part less gas and oil than any car I vr the story This big Luxury Liner is )vet grst conomy packed with new ideas—ideas DorigI of the pest never gave mo low such SO Itii coati ease that insure greater driving operling getting right now!" more comfort still greater safety' For example the new handy and many other new leatiires! gearshift at the steering wheel— But that's not will Take a look the new "Safety Signal" speednew invisible luggage at the price tag! You'll be atmiled ometer becautte this bigger finer Dodge cpmpartment :7 larger —new headlights for safer night driving costs even leAl than last year! Lake" says p4 Mr 1 i 'f'- tt 1 ifiJ!4z'-14w'1- :1---- g ih'1 LYMAN MOTOR Co !!! ttk:t: nnnr'77) 1' 7 k— 4 L1 ro 7 Dodge Gas Economy! In Jugoalavia the government under Premier Dragisha Cretko -- - - — It41 g Center Street Praises Internal Problems -- hs t Thder govern-anti-Jewis- h ''' Ak I 14 t SALT LAKE MAN SAYS: nRzii ideas and technique Crushing of the "iron guard" ap- - Invaluable I Landon Others 5 t z 4- Keeps Firm Hand Boris has a firth hand on his nation There is a nominal ban on political parties The pretaa is unlike But censored heavily Carol Baris has carefully safe-itc- h guarded democratic machinery in the hope that civil liberties ttnd representative government may some day be fully restored Bulgaria's fight against Germany's intrusion into domestic affairs is made easier because she nation has neither a German minority nor But 72 per cent a Jewish problem of her exports are sent to the reich and she receivea almoit as great a go percentage of imports from GeN r'-'many ' to is the There '' opposition :'1 : ment in parliament with 56 of the c : 160 deputies against the regime of Il Li LI ' the king and his premier Dr George K iosaeiva not f The dissenting deputies however rcannot combine into a political ' party inside parliament They were IN to before an oath take required their elections that they did not L il L-Lit' 6d advocate "violent methods in political and social etruggles" Public opinion seems to be be- hind the king in his fight againat Mr Alfred Sharp domestic nazi influence i 2 e s Constitution Prohibit Third Does 12 ss Those who think there has been Terins? ' Don't a third term president were asked No Know Yet to name him Most of them said Uppe: income the others Theodore Roosevelt 10 2 88 group Wilson were Cleveland Grant Middle Income Washington Coolidge Harrison 14 81 group Jefferson and Lincoln A few said: ' Lower Income "Isn't this Franklin Roosevelt's 67 5 28 group third term?" and one added: Has a President Ever Served a "Seems like he's been there a long Third Term? time" Don't To find how many voters know No Know Yes that the constitution says nothing Upper Income about a third term the Institute 2 91 70 group asked: Middle Income 'AN far as you know does the 3 88 9 Lowep Income constitution of the United States 4 78 18 say that a president cannot serve group a third term?' Particularly uninformed on these 4 two questions were the women Yes 7R reached iii the survey Twenty-on- e No 18 Don't know per cent did nit know whether the Most of the m:sinformation or constitution prohibits a third' term lack of knowledge about the third as compared to 13 per cent among term tradition is confined to the men Fourteen per cent of women lower income levels Thus one- - did not know whether the country has had a third term president an l compared to 9 per cent for men 'Inter-naLs vich wrestling with As a the the to la settle Institutespecial parttoof find study problem! It attempting whether sought the demands of some 5000000 with correct information on two questions had any differMore than 1000000 ent as pomAale attitude toward ft third term Slovenes in the north are carrying for President Roosevelt than voters on an economic warfare with half with either misinformation or lack a million German citizens of the of knowledge The Croats are aligned country It found that those who know against the Serbs that there has never been a third led The nazi Zbor party by fiery term president are less In favor of Milan Lyotic claims present Ger- a Roolevelt third term than voters man political methods are the only who are misinformed or do not The know cure for domestic discord Of those who know that police have taken stern measures there has never been a third term to curb the party's influence president 37 percent are for a Like other Balkan nations meat Roosevelt third term and 63 per of Jugoslavia's trade is with the cent Of the group thlt opposed a virreich is uninformed or min:nformed 52 tual dictatorship with democratic per cent favor a Roosevelt third radical machinery The premier's term to 48 per cent opposed union party is in strict control notwithstanding a strong united opposition Beavers' Dam Floods Road Premier Cvetkovich has repeatSUDSBURY Ont (UP) — The edly declared that the country's activities of beavers future depends upon cordial relations between the ruling Serhe and are disrupting the peace of ManiUntil the toulin Land and damaging farmthe discontented Croats leader Dr ing and lumbering Dams built by Croat impassioned Vladko Machek is satisfied the colonies of beavers In the west end premier's followers fear domestic of the island have flooded farm difficulties will make the nation an lands and in one case flooded a attractive field for German and road to such a depth that children Italian attempts at domestic domi- had to use ?t rokboato get to Gametin 's 3 i epliblican for 3 --- - third of voters in group (below $11 do not know or information about one-fift- h 1 '' ''' ' Iv mid- - ' ‘i i::: ' 1 : - d middle-age- d ' - ' 71A: ! ' :' ' ''': '' ::: even e the lower income per week) either have the wrong the constitution third terms To test the public's knowledge and think there has been the Institute asked fillet: a third term president or do not "An far as you know has any know However even among the upper president of the United States ever served a third tenet?" Income group ($45 a week and Although no president ever has over) a surprising amount of igas many aa three per cent of voters norance or misinformation exists In the survey stoutly maintained Ten per cent of this group do not that the country has had a third know whether the constitution has term president while 12 per cent a provision against third terms and seven per cent do not know didn't know The vote: whether the country has ever had No 13 a third term president 8 Yea : - - ' ' : ' ' z ' ' ' ' t '' 4 i ' - :: ? An th history and tradition third-ter- larger number—one- fourth—either believe that the con- stitution specifically forbids a third term or do not know what the con- etitution says if anything about '0 i ' ''''' l'''i: 't ' ) :" J!: :'if'-- ' people know about - ''' '' : '''' rr: 7:-'': $3''v:s"'' " ' ' C ::C':'17' :':' if N1 '' '':: :::::: - -- '!:''''''': :":: ''' - ::f--s-i' : ': i': ' "-- " ' '1'2' ::::': (- ' - ' By American Institute of Public Opinion of the PRINCETON N J July 29—Approximately voters of the nation are either not sure whether the United States has ever had a third-terpresident or think it has according to a survey by the institute which sought to find just how much one-six- i (is ''':'t' ' ::--4--: Ideas onThird Term " i 4 ' i!:':t::1 1 i:' 1 ! c - '' '' i ' - I - 1 144 7 - i111::i'''4' -- r :'': ': '1'7: - y : ! y ' -- ' ''A''-- nr--C''- ''' '7! I'" ( : o-4-'' 2':' ' - - '''''''3:-':- '' :Li''' 44:- : - ij t'g- - 1 ': :72::T - t ' -4- '- (17!(1 '1':-- :! ‘it k"' :i ::e :1'':-- ! rC FA ': : - :' ' j4' - :: C !)::: ' iA:rt i:::"!! r- i Ono 1 - : - k : - :::1) '( A 9 r '::(-:::!)-- ii1': :'''''-:- f7 -- : t ::: ' '"- -- ' :Er: i::: It 44i'44:t ' )' ! : ::w:- : !: t aide to Joffre has been Thnt gent al was Jolfre 11' tt 't illi)Cl 1 :: ' linOWn in past years as distant n Jofft Five yea ') 3 12 Farley t t and retiring iv man who was in- - became commarat:r in chief of th 4 dined to be shy away from the army he took with him lions from the Rhine to the Eng- r:r Majority of 4936 Roosevelt Voters Favor Third Term ''' 7' '''''' '' of lish south Channel t It tables council txho was Belgium Gamelin warned j4 military p In 19:16 approximately 27000000 persons cast their ballots Gamelm is A l'evsitin whoa! 4' He iris changed war preparation days of the d Il tg! - - -- - at'''4 t s of his hells8 !erect military carriage a German for President !loose elt when he ran against Governor Alfrecl al'Jlarniclin nisaa osiolleierh ltiirtst thrigh ueerisilolf i fig yeara nOSA' That is not unusual in r!' m Landon Today's survey indicates that less than three-fiftof millthe but what mark Into Lyas is it translated Still more army significant ir -- 61' P this group would &finitely votu for him today for a third termItary ythiz terms" Camelia then a major who Put apart from h i 8 extraordinary r 48s 110 7 ' 'Al ' other two-filtwould either vote against him or sii)H SO France's first soldier goes the iika of A counteroffensive on knowledge of military strategy is H '' Itt ''' to diptamilue banquets the Marne into Joffre's head and his diplomacy iI 'II they are undecided or want to sue the Republican candidatei frequently Rn'd Before i1amelin cArne to head war Anniversary demonstra- - pressed it with his superior until : On the other hand the voters of the country who voted firma k'itli speerhe3 'which border on Septisinber g 1914 it WWI put the army "diplomacy" for otn nrmy s — — — on nohtics into Action After two days' delay officer meant 'living nothing shout Why suffer from burning smartIng At Verdun where he evoke At R The end of thnt hattle anw the palltical gilentintin eyes? Murine brin gs quick amazing V P terami Game lin'a word now cnrries not retie! A drop in each eye rally last June he Mapped Germans in retreat night ancil Of France's first The allied bard at th e did not tail only the weight by concession" the modern way to morning—that's to notice Joffre'n oronioresent nide Aolitter And probable allied group cleanse and soothe your eyes! one genernt called "R smooth roander but the weight of it friend Minnie la alkaline—its six extra ingre-"Facing certain a in b i t ion s we know that rco4pect eannot be put- chubby young litt'n °moor in of Dninfliertt completalywsxh away irrita-— — dieing he said command of himself" And Rt the — chased by Get lion and strain Words like that would have been end of the wAr Cainielin despite from your druggist Murimecn Int° them' geL a Pect nt little note if a politician anid Joffre's setting ntnr becArne a di- Live a Healthier Happier ' licuvitY tiOLD WIMML Haarlem CapaUles them but when Gamehn talked vinional '43oimed ewe dug to driving sun glary dust general Longer Life as directed mirruntng dose trotkrnervttsistr hours hi Wring eat up and took note Postwnr were with studded Europe yerirs will I h la harmless not currog-- t eye defit nixie' Pot stih &IV tried tint' true nietli 1') ba"i11 l'elta in I hurry iiint brilliant had who took heretofore le Diplomats Thottwanda id then and atuoteu experience — va a cnmpeent prutrostanni Si flocs :smelt glves retmita yoki should feel otirinkle III their trails 11111 ornottt der Why lowkacO bothers Mom pAid little attention to the soldier chnrge of the French military Mill-- I - - ---7— J beam an a few clityk Rs this' effective if to them their borioss !following r Why they have to Visit the ttatitto6110 diuretic Rnd kidney at inutiatit (trivp began to look bark At the cereer Rion in Prazil in 1919 and remitined posnikle gin(' in toitekti And rrevirec 44:444 f iii In 1921 he went igtell It whim—wily Hoe le event) tio:fxce:0 uric acid from the body which of the leader 7 a They found his there six yenrs Ht 114 II motto' abort woli et im i 7 11 sometinum imam& and borne le i t a r y background toe eizgratat UM of lotto ni often to Syria And 'After n long and linrd !ort tvel11 ittiprotiitofi par for 4olionn I ' ' unusually of one thee at Any niptotott not' lumpy scuttle and Ororlti n re- - keions br ille nt crushed the Dritso and linunalo nlorleog eninpaign sod hiathiel Meat) that vow kidney Don't he en FM' MIRK and au In Handy !sift's- - ( ens 1Nr up al Drtill Ile Was orle of the young officer!' volt :'I need atterlii011 tliM beldlti the'll (MIMI for ("Al Med41 who etiolled under rot h et the I and '444 rPf ltrorerrt 11:ll Inn" 11010Nk cp he of the' chief Will "ntor ' genBy matt develop ITniPintil In0 oerlova Haarlem 011 trample — richt ttom him tater rolleg'e : it grniiition trnithlo t tla lrlern in Holland flel al010 ter i To (11141 Ma otieoA "'POO POIOrt it nii — I he nela Ina I — ho itti ti In o from St Cyr Yrnnee'm Wemt l'oinT A siczi ' l'entn het On And flittr91 the college records fire to power sini the extension eld kirincivk goof 04 for the : ha (01d Melia i on he hot ymirt PRO4004CSD IIIV'NA(K irrite ted bladder and wit Inntit healthy 31 ernic famed Maginot iinn of (Ad j from Fo( h pritiming ((111(Plin'e trtr 144 ! sr ''' 4 -t!!: --- -: ' th Candidates Preferred by Voters Undecided Today About Third Term La Guardia 26r(' Dewey 25 Garner Borah 9 Wallace Vandenberg 8 Hull hoover i ' ' a Republican—Thomas E Dewey When all who said they were undecided about a third term or wanted to see who the Republican nominee is were asked: ' 'Who would you like to see elected president?' The leading' choices were as follows: ncNint :: :: Iv die i te Democrats may derive some advantage front the fact that the voters in the group undecided about a third term at this time were Democratic three years ago But the Republicans also have a certain advantage in that the candidate most favored by this group is not a Democrat 'Skit A 7 i Group cent are in upper income group (over $15 a week) cent are in middle income group (S18 to $15 a week) cent are in lower income group (below $18 a week) cent are under 30 years of age ceet are between 30 and 49 cent are 50 and over km of how ts ''1''' ' ':1-4::'-- It is clearly indicated horn these figures that if President Roosevelt decidesto run againboth parties will face the p ii 1 ' Think of the 3rd Term? ''' : :: r-::::::- : in Middle Income Level up :9 1 - s Who are these 10000000 voters? From what income groups do they come? What are their previous party affiliations? And —most important of all—what candidates do they who say their attitude will depend on the Republican nominee favor for 1940? A special analysis shows that they are predominantly middle:aged voters in the middle income group—persons be- tween thE ages of 30 and 49 earning somewhere between $18 and $45 a week or the equivalent They are predominantly Democratic or were in 1936 for of those who voted in the presi- dential election that year—and most of them did—the great majority (76 per cent) voted for Roosevelt 1 - i- jufsmiwge:sntrrtaenstaocsaegs one-four- : : ' :i ift---T-4-i- w?" Balance-of-Power-Gro- '"' ''"''-- P k What Do Voters t'7 r ' 10ne Out of Six U S :: Voter's Has Hazy -- - : one-four- th yryaoemjneatecsi 71''6':''7i - :: of the coming 12 may this question the survey hors prE1 nand a: it exists today the total number voted these In the 1936 election (45000000) it would appear that approximately 35000000 voters have made up their minds at the pies- ent time about the third term while 10000000 say they don't know or that it depends on the Republican candidate The 35000000 with definite opinions are divided into two who say ramps of approximately equal strength-17000- 000 they would vote for Roosevelt no matter who the Republicans put up and 18000000 who say they would oppose a Roosevelt third term no matter what Republican runs—both sets of fig- ures calculated on the basis of the 1936 vote The balance of power between these two almost equal groups is held by the 10000000 voters who say they don't know or that they want to have a look at the Republican candidate before deciding In case Roosevelt did run this group would determine the victor The campaign effort and the millions of dollars spent in a presidential election would in short go to influence the opinions of less than of the electorate 1 ' hs Fl 07-fh- I H— - fly Dr Gitorge Gallup Director American Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON N J July 29—New and striking evidence that public opinion on a third term for President Roosevelt has erystalind to a remarkable degree is shown in a survey of voters just completed by the American Institute of Public Opinion ' The study which used sampling methods which have been accurate within 3 to 1 per cent in state and national elections sought to find the answer to several fundamental questions on the third term: How Many people would vote for President Roosevelt no matter who the Republicans put up? How many would vote against Roosevelt regardless of the opposing candidate? How many say they want to wait and see who the G O P nominee is? The survey indicates that at the pres'entl liMe—and the of the voters time factor is important—more than have definitely Made up their minds one way or the other on Third term for Roosevelt if he runs while the remaining are undecided or say that their vote would depend on who ran against him issue put to voters was as follows: "If President Roosevelt runs for a third term in 1940 will you vote for him or will you vote against him no mat- ter Would vote for him 38r0 40 Would vote against him 22 Don't know or depends on candidate three-fourt- : i 'Roosevelt Chances 4 -- -- ' 4 - July 30 1939 40 1 t 43147 SOUTII MAIN STREET III 71 4 |