| Show r SandatTYlorning- to& £ 2 ITlic - jialt-£ak- f urHiunr- f CAMDEN N J Aug 12 UP'- -A surging noisy crowd of several thousand curious pounded on a Farm Exports Decline Causes Move WASHINGTON Aug Augut 13 1939 - Officials Trail Slayer at Victim’s Riles Rhythm Helps Elect Young Parly Leader World Survey Seeks New U S Markets church door Saturday after failing to gain admittance for the funeral of slain Wanda Dworecki ministers daughter At the same time Larry T Doran chief of Camden county detectives reported an arrest was imminent in a search for the slayer who strangled and beat the rn-haired girl and dumped her body into a weed patth near a 12 UP) — Secretary Wallace taking cognizance of an 18 per cent decline In American farm exports during the last fiscal year has ordered the agriculture department to make a world-wid- e survey of possible nevv markets ls Disclosing this Saturday said the findings would be used in helping the administration determine future agricultural control and international trade poli- aubu- lovers’ lane five davs ago Ilundieds followed as the guls bodv was taken in’a white casket from a funeial pallor to the First Baptist rhureh six blocks awnv There they tried in vain to jam through the donis into the little garage-lik- e building which seats ofti-cia- State Welfare Staffs Must Quit Politics WASHINGTON Aug 12 (AP)— Social security board officials estimated Saturday that the new “merit system" amendment to the social security act would prohibit political activity of 100000 employes of state welfare offices The amendment approved by grants the last session of congress and except to notify them that can no for administrative costs effective January 1 dnects that longer he made " ofall employes of state welfare fices which receive any part of tht'ir administrative expenses from Gapital Files Charge the federal treasury must be seOyer Moyie Starlet lected and work wholly on a WASHINGTON Aug 12 UP) 185 Instructions for the survey went out as the department reported thaft foreign sales of American farm products during the fiscal year which ended June 30 totaled 5082 914000 compared with in the previous year Before the 1929 depression exports cessful candidate for the presidency of the These girls members of a championship drum often exceeded a billion dollars Democrats of America organizations as shown and are Young “whooped they bugle corps Loss Feared Heavy M Adams of Illinois suc members Homer it for applauded new deal aims Party up’’ The instructions said the governbement has "recognized from the ginning that loss of our foreign business would involve a heavy sacrifice of comparative advantages and serious contraction of our agricultural industry" Loss of foreign markets in recent years has contributed largely officials contend to an accumulation of surpluses which have deSHERIDAN Aug Wyo pressed prices 12 UP)— If President RooseIn connection with the survey of Indorses Fellow Democrats Young velt wants a third term he possible new markets departWood Lawrence it will get mental experts were asked to sugElect Idaho (Chip) Robert Jr secretary gest “ways in which American of the Democratic national tackle" the probagriculture may Woman to Office committee predicted SaturPresidency Race lem of regaining lost markets and day of establishing new ones “I(Mr Roosevelt wants to The slump in exports during the (Continued From Fage One) (Continued From Page One) run again he will win both 43 past season was marked by a the Democratic nomination port but few party members would per cent decline in shipment fortunate that we see those who and the election” declared contend that they could win in abroad of cotton long the hation s fervently swore their loyalty beRobert at a dude ranch 1940 against his active opposition No 1 farm export crop Howneath the stars as witness turn is vacationing with he where As a result they are as much in ever a number of other products even first not his wife the for wait and suffered The government is atthe dark as ever as to jukt how far is tremendous a There night to strangle that the president may be prepared in tempting to regain cotton maikets cloudy amount of third term sent1940 to carry his threatened counbv offering a bounty on sales made vow " counthe iment throughout ter revolt against party oppositionabroad Such sales will cost the The convention started off with of a and the majority try ists in and out of congress It government about J7 50 a bale informal attacks on the Hatch act voters are with the president seams clear that Mr Roosevelt Order Broad Study on his neutrality desires restricting political activities of inserted that word "active" with Robert said most federal workers but took no The department s trade authorimalice aforethought as the laware "The Republicans ties were asked to study the effect action on the issue Convention yers sav It strictly narrowed the idea ta ihe third-ter-- on world trade of such factors as officers said they Thought PresiInterpretation that can legtttmate-l- v because are afiaid they g he placed upon his advance reImport dent Roosevelt had expressed their agricultural Roosevelt would get it if he controls bilateral trading mili- view his message placing varifusal to participate personally next as ran the Demoirats just ous interpretations on the act year in what he termed a party tary policies and other were afraid that Coolidge "suicide” turn to the right direct barriers to international trade The resolutions committee a if would term he get third or Indirect "It requires an appraisal" said headed hv Harry Bingham Louishad run" he added Nevertheless nobody familiar the instructions “of our own con- ville publisher needed only one with Roosevelt characteristics or tribution toward the strangulation roll call to put through its 14 of international trade— our post- proposals The record vote forced political reactions as demonstrated war high tariffs and our growing thiough a substitute resolution inthrough his quarter century and more in public life could reasonin agriculture as volving a California delegation well as in Industry" factional controversy ably anticipate that a role of mere The instructions suggested that sulking silence could satisfy his In Faith I'arley urge for action Like his kinsman perhaps the United States should Theodore have “alternative agricultural polRoosevelt FrankOne resolution voiced "faith” in lin Roosevelt has been an apostle icies ’—one directed “toward the the leadership of National Demoand practitioner of the strategy of possibility of restored peace and cratic Chairman James A Farattack in war or in politics Irade throughout the world" and ley and said the young Democrats the other “toward the danger that were "counting on him to continue PITTSBURGH UP) 12 Believes In Attacking Aug wars may shortly make world his successful work in support of He believes implicitly that the trade impossible and highly ab- a liberal and agressive democ- The national convention of best defense is to take the ofYoung Democratic Clubs of Amernormal " racy ” That is the hallmark of The pro new deal resolutions re- ica adopted a compromise proposal fensive affirmed "full and enthusiastic to settle the dispute in all Roosevelt policy foreign and Saturday domestic— and to xomd extent is confidence in the inspiring leadPrisoner Weds Girl California where two groups claim the cause of the party rift Its ership of President Roosevelt" and most recent example in the forUnder Full Guard urged him to “press forward to- to represent the Y'oung Demoward his liberal enlightened and crats eign policy field was the decision EnDurham SILKSWORTH humanitaiian objectives” abrogate the treaty of comThe convention voted 292 to 55 to merce and amity with Japan The They commended to the party for the gland Aug 12 (UP)— Private proposal of "Peacemaker" Roosevelt letter to the young Dem con-vi'J homas Wilson a as a “vital requisite in 1940 the of Democrats for Pat Beacom of Huntington W ocrats is an immediate and strik left prison under full guard nomination Saturday and was mairied to president and vice president who Va that the Young Democrats ing Instance of its application ini I Sarah Bradford 18- -at the expense will continue faithfully and with settle their own strife without re- Roosevelt political technique There has been no doubt among of the brides father John Brad- their whole hearts to strive for to intervention by the Roosevelt inner circle aids since these objectives not only to as- sorting ford Wilson Is serving 91 davs In the sure our party's continued suc- senior Democratic committee of the party revolt against him gathered momentum in the closdetention house for desertion but cess but also to promote the coun- California ing hours of the session of the brides father offered to pay try s welfare" that he would strike back that dele- Two Delegation Attend the expenses of a military escort They recommended from Cali- and hit hard He is known to have Two delegations if the bridegroom were allowed gates to the Democratic national d A remarked immediately after word convention next year be Instruct- fornia made the out for the marriage trip to the three reached him of the coalition vote commander agreed and ed for candidates who are "truly one led here by in the house which refused even day meeting liberal and progressive" charged Sarah's father 57 50 James Kehoe of San Mateo and to consider his recovery lending the other by Allen Moore of Oak- proposals that when congress adjourned it would leave the naland tional political sounding board to The Kehoe faction was char- him and he proposed to use it z tered last March at a meeting of Makes Headline N the national committee In RichHe has used it beginning that mond Va and Kehoe led 25 deleTrade In Your Used Radio in Oar very day at a press conference He Moore while here brought gates used it similarly In his first press 24 CLEillASCE OF 1939 MODELS The Kehoe delegation was conference of his present Hyde convention the recognized by Etc ZEN 111 I — KCA — VICTOR— G-l’nrk stay And he used It again had committee resolutions The headline booming front-pag- e that a special Cali- with proposed In his challenging leitcr results he held fornia convention prior to the young Democrats Just how to December 1 19)9 under the Rnd when he will use It further In 1 auspices of the California senior the months ahead Is not Indicated Democratic slate central commitIt cannot bo doubled that he tee with delegates to be certified but allouance for j our old radio will take full advantage of every bv the senior stale central comopportunity he sees to point up to mittee chairman ARF RFINO MSDF IV OROFR TO TllfSK IARCr AltnwSXCF the voting public the "liberal” par1 FAR SPACE FOR INCOMING 14 MOOFI Offer Peace Pact ty thesis he has proclaimed anew The president has now answered Bcacom’s substitute resolution in part one of the two great quesin offered the which he said he around which political events Interests of "harmony” provides tions y have shaped themselves since for a convention prior to DecemOne of 50 Bargains when presentation ber 15 tinder the auspices of the of his 5 19)7 eouit bill hi ought to the surYoung Democratic clubs of Califace a storm of pauv revolt 19II9 IICA-V’irl- or fornia with the new president One was against his leadriship Homer Mat Adams of Spring whither he would seek a llnrd Beautiful Walnut 5 field III naming a credentials term and the other whether he Console— R e u I a r committee of five ’ or-tj Adams will be chairman of the would slay regular" hi hind a In 1910 which ticket presidential Allowanre for your 5 OO committee 5890-7710- Roosevelt Can Rayburn Hails Win Again Garner as Says Bourbon ’40 Candidate Party’s Youth Laud Aims Of New Deal 5 Hinted By Prosecutor Social Security Officials Estimate 100000 Will Be Affected By ‘Merit Sjstem Amendment basis A NcwK C Drive Consequently said a board of- A personal appearance hv a man goes out and does Detectives moved among the ficial "if Judy Garland of the movies well have to a little campaigning crowd in hopes the slaver might v he is em- at a Washington theater led state wheie to the say be present ‘We can’t give you a ditne to a ployed the charge against Later several county and cit'v as this man is working"’ of violating the Dis-tdetectives left in automobiles for as long 100000 in management are The employes an undisclosed destination after of Columbia child labor Doran repotted he had a "hot’lead state offices handlingandunemploylaw adminisment compensation and that the fedetal bureau of Inassistance to the blind to Public school attendance agents vestigation also was “looking for tering children and to the aged Such filed an information the fugitive" against Caroffices receive federal funds Board experts said that between ter Barron manager of the thenow and the effective date of the ater in juvenile court alleging Egypt Cabinet Quits amendment an approved "merit there had been a violation of the CAIRO Egypt Aug 12 (UP)-T- he system" plan would be submitted statute forbidding work between 7 p m and 7 a m by girls un(abinet of Premier Mohamed to all states and territories Mahmoud Pasha resigned Satur"If a state declines to comply der 18 The maximum penalty is The case will be day Mqjimoud has been ill for with the system” board officials a fine of 5100 some time said ‘’ye’ll have no alternative heard Wednesday but cies ifcnifcJuSMUinra Sat-uida- DENVER Aug 12 (2P)— Missouri not only is the "mother of the west" but "the springboard of all western civilization” Maurice M Mulligan United States district attorney at Kansas City told the Colorado-Missousociety in an address Saturday Milligan made only a veiled reference to his role as prosecutor of Tom Pendergast Kansas City political boss now serving a sehtence in Leavenworth prison for Income tax evasion Referring to Colorado In August" he said "This year according to some relinble Kansas citizens there is more ’heat’ than ever before " ‘ Being a ’public prosecutor’ " he explained "I feared you might expect me to talk on the present mine situation but I have adopted the policy of not discussing matter that are still pending in my office as I feel that a prosecutor should try his cases in court instead of the forum or in the newspapers ” ri Philippine Executive Loaves for N Y WASHINGTON rgin Aug 12 Osmena vice president of the Philippines left for New York today to sail Wednesday for Europe Joseph E Jacobs chief of the state department Philippine division and many others gathered at the station to bid Osmena farewell UPI-Se- Texanfor m price-fixin- Bourbon Youth tariff-mindedne- Move to Ileal Schism ct con-gte- ss kind-hearte- RADIO SALE TRADE-I- E 2000 100°° 1 f'i:xAMiur’ Icb-ruai- 7950 y used radio CojiunUsion Defines Aspects of Bill f Easy Monthly Terms Amerlran anil Foro eign Tuning — J Button Tush Ire-tri- 1 lining — 1! In Dy- namic Speaker— Tone Control dependable merchandise only was not to his liking His answer to that second puzzler Is distinctly "No” It rcgulanly Involves any suppoit by woid or deed on his part of such a ticket But his message to the young Democrats leaves unansweted a collateral lnejuiry as to what the president might do In certnln clr-- 1 umxlnnc r In 1910 T hat que stion H Would Urn president lie content with Inaclivp opposition If disap’ pointed by the pmly rhole e lor tions to af- 1910 leadc tshlp ot ambush lus parT lie ruling was expected t’V h acting or suppoi ting a I hud fect jit inc ipnllv emplovcs I11 Wanly ty movement a did I hemline party of near lexichnl who aie Ington Roosevelt In l’)12 Icy Mnrvlnnd and Virginia roronui (Uivumslv that wind ’flilive’ as mile In Some am h towns fed pic side nt Used It could 11U all rial employe serve on srhonl the much or little j boards or hold other office WASHINGTON Aug 12 UT-- The civil service commission ruled Saturday that under the Hatch law federal civil service employe may not hold municipal offices 01 take an active part in local elec- IHJY KY COMPARISON note our Shop The Par is for dependable Fur Coats “Seal of Quality’’ Guaiantee compare with other advertised and HUY BY COMPARISON! fui s T3T5I iI 4 |
