| Show 6X Sunday Morning- - Salt £ak fdbune- iTIjc -- - ’ Senator Argues for f Cash and Carry Senate Orators Train Salvos For Neutrality Debates AMt rf U Set Up Own Rules as They Prepare to Fend Off Attacks by Hostile Forces Won’t Comment On European Truce Feelers ’iL r-- By William M Pinkerton y WASHINGTON Oct 7 (AP)— Big league oratlrs called Into the line-ulor an historic senate debate on neutrality have trained lor months on great law tomes Each Senator who rises at his Then Arthur Jr the senator’s mahogany desk for an hour or two son and secretary read the speech of speechmaking— checked word by Changes were made to meet the word for flaws by hostile debaters questions young Arthur heard —prepares himself by his own young people asking “training rules ” Delay Forces Revision But behind him is a closely-kni- t team whose managers plot stratVandenberg was booked to clash v egy as carefully as did the rival on Tuesday with stately Tom Texas (D pilots In this weeks other great Connelly the American battle—the world series picture of a senator in long eoat To the crowded galleries watchblark bow tie and wavy brushed-bac- k hair had been dictstmg his ing the stirring debate in the senate the oratory seems a comremarks With law books piled on the floor pound of voice and gesture and d beside him his desk cluttered with phrase y brochures and pamphlets Go Into Solitude sat at his desk speaking But senatois agree that the rapidly His fastest stenographer long-tertraining gruel is a hunt covered page after page with shortfor subject matter— nightly digging hand curlicues Typed they made 30 pages into dusty volumes on international law hurry calls to government Monday night however Senator n data M M Logan (D) Kentucky died agencies for ceaseless reading of the current and senate debate was adjourned Given that extra day both VanPews When a senator is “next man up” denberg and Connally found themto speak for his side in the long selves plunging anew Into their argument he holes in for final manuscripts Vandenberg scanned the opposition’s lead-of- f speech training— the speech writing iob Senator Vandenberg (R) Michi- made by Senator Pittman D) gan who tossed his long wisp of Nevada on Monday and added hair in emphatic reading from a new arguments to his text Conmanuscript this week went into nally made Inserts to parry the solitude three days to write that thrusts of the leonine Borah (R) Idaho speech After glancing over the morning Connally is an old fashioned oramail he left his office promptly at tor Ordinarilv he talks from the 11 a m In his apartment he hip— without following a prepared locked the door shut off the tele- text Into the debate next day Then he sat befoie his he soon turned away from his text phone from typewriter pounding out word and phrases rolled new-bor- n after word of his defense of em- his lips lus arms flung out In forcebargo He wrote the speech once ful gestures an opponent When Senator then rewrote it ¥ 5 i uJ v f (Continued From Page One) tantamount to a rejection of the suggestions that the president seek to effect an armistice Hassett declared: "The interpretation 'Is up to f 4 p i I ' $ t Ac if you” the submarine Hassett said only that the president had authorized him to disclose the presence of the undersea ship in line with a policy of reporting the sighting Of y K A Con-nall- of foreign warships in waters cent to the United States well-turne- Con-nall- little-know- ifiS 4T Senator Charles W Tobey ol New Hampshire was first to take the floor in senate debate Downey (D) California broke in "for a question” Connally’s assistant sitting beside him drew a prompting nole from a pile of sheets before him Vandenberg however read his speech almost word for word from pages of manuscript propped up before him on a pile of old Con- gressional Records How seriously the senators take this debate is Indicated by the fact that every orator has prepared a "text" Many like Connally and Borah talk habitually without text or notes— trained by long years of senate debate to roll forceful words from the tongue without pause on the neutrality bill He argued for a strict “title and carry ptan” on all goods Senator Schwellenbach (D) Washington prepared for his hoiir of battle by compiling not a text but a sheaf of index cards Each card had a quotation a series of statistics the germ of an idea he meant to use As he spoke with few gestures he quietly turned the cards over one bv one It was 3 a m of the day before he spoke when the senator from Washington placed the last card in order tore the spectacles from his head and Following his dropped Into bed own "system” he did not read off the speech aloud before he rose in the senate to talk word-for-wo- rd Senators Urge U S Support In Peace Plan Several Believe Roosevelt Should Lend His Efforts horn-rimme- rt (Continued From Tage One) Held Logical Time Senator Nye (R) North Dakota a leader in the fight to retain the arms embargo said ‘I would very much like to see the chief executive do that job I think now as the logical time to move The president will be Inclined however to wait to see what England and France want to do about it before he consents” Another embargo advocate chieftain Senator Borah (R) Idaho commented ‘I don t see any authoritative backing for the statement in BerI wouldnt have anything to lin sav until a formal offer is made ” Representative Rankin (D) MisPresident urged sissippi Roosevelt "take the lead and propose a truce in the European war” "If he will use his exalted position to bring together the warring nations of Europe and restore the peace of the world” Rankin said in a statement "he will encourage his friends disarm his enemies and make for himself a new place In the history of mankind" DLruss Shipping During the day Democrats on the foreign relations committee met to discuss shipping provisions of the administration neutrality As it now stands the bill bill would prohibit the shipment of 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Issued by the cunU nautics authority for foreign 2 domestic civil aircraft and a by secretary of state for all Wit Ca ashin " aircraft Applications for permission fly through Canada must w lse be forwarded to the iM(t national division of the aeronautics authority at ington for transmission to t Canadian minister of transport jss Lauri d then t i J soon Senator Tobey (R) New Hampshire Issued a statement saying that his motion to divide the neutrality bill Into two parts could not be considered a test vote on the legislation Tobey has suggested that the senate vote first on shipping and other restrictions contained lnthe bill and discuss Intir the section carrying out Mr Roosevelts recommendation for lepeitl of the arms embargo ' I want to make It deadly dear” 7 obey said "that my vole In favor of this motion (to split the bill) w ill be no lest w ha lev er of mv alii tude with regard to the Issue of r peal of the arms embargo” f-- civil aei i ense bees threate i wt The only vm the ai 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United jails apf S ttee ( eompa ink ensei gaut limits Flu bite craft near Miami While there was no indication the president would follow them Do you he had in the action of former chief executives ample precedents for becoming a peacemaker in a foreign war It was as a result of notes sent by President Theodore Roosevelt a fifth cousin of the present chief executive that Russia and Japan signed a peace treaty which ended the war on October 16 1905 A precedent also was established then for peace negotiations on American soil since Russian and Japanese representatives began formal discussions at the Portsmouth N H navy yard on August askc 1U’’ Walter Please” f ihng Do you as cl Yes bu I ght th And tim the Russo-Japane- but nothi Yes s plained I made itnotic fi fjing in t(v family mad me my moi 9 1905 Oil Firm Plans New hearts je adja- Adjusted Disputes Theodore Roosevelt who received the Nobel peace prize In 1906 also offered his services in adjusting disputes between Argentina and Chile and Argentina and Brazil He intervened too in a dispute over Morocco which involved two of the present belligerents France and Germany On numerous occasions the United States has helped adjust differences in Latin America President Roosevelt was expected to consider more fully upon his return to Washington Monday the implications of the hints that Germany wants an armistice But Saturday he spent much of his time under a bright autumn sun continuing to study the wooded acres of his estate the injury dealt them by drouth and plans for planting new trees He took time also to view the work on a library on the estate In which will be placed his official and private papers Accompanied by John McShain of Philadelphia contractor he saw that ex cavatton had been finished and the foundations begun lie: ! 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