Show - :u - ' ' 1 - ' ''' ' P I - - 61 - Jandatlitoritti - ' I ' r ! - - - - 1: - Vice' President Candidates Accept ' 1 Nominations ThisWeekto ' iminaries of Contest ta - in:: Fehoa:TofalHprPe:enli II By - more ambitious Already they envisage 3800 miles of travel through 18thiddle tnd far western states with seven major and a 'wire or more of minor speeches Los AnSan Francisco Seattle geles Portland Detroit CoffeevilletKan Slowly campaign strayty is be- and an undesignated town in Iowa Winkle diswill hear the ing hammered into shape by party courses One ofMajor his leaders stid leaders This is the period during his stumping In the campaign which- '' committee organizations would be as e xtensive as any are being shaken into place Dis- done He will start front Coffee-vill- a in senters are being weeded out of :In the meantime two former through Roosevelt party organ! appointees John W the states and counties-471611"Hanes of North Carolina and LeW4 W Douglas of Arizona are shapprecincts party leaders are checka coordination of ing names making certain that ing plans for sentiment in - the those who worked in 1936 are still south under the banner of a alive and willing to help carry "national unity Flynn party" the party torch this time scratch- :however said "the solid south is still ing off the names of those who Riverssolid" and Governor E D dr Georgia reported that are not adding those of newcomers who have burgeoned on t!defections are grouly exaggerated" the party limb President Tot Rimy Last 'of Formalities All the outward signit'Nere that The two last formalities before was 'plodding Roosevelt the whirlwind starts will be clear- Mr ed away next week At Salem straight ahead with national de Ore on Tuesday Senator Charles fense work Ile said he was too L McNary slender deft handler busy to heed a challenge by Willof party strategy will get the kie to debate with the Republican formal word that he was nomi- candidate the issues of the camnated back In June by the Re- paign Staunch new dealers came publicans for vice president Two from conferences with the president saying they saw no sign that days later the serious-minde- d ' - 7 I : - ' " i : 1he ' ' ' ' train- - the campaign of the Willkie chal- ri I th lengethe president was in northernNew York watching army maneuvers and soon thereafter was in a conference with Prime Minister W L Mackenile King of Canada out of which came plans for a joint board of defense His own silence put the administration cudgels into the hands of Secretary Ickes The secretary called Wilikiea "simple barefoot Wall Street lawyer" auft accused him of "unpatriotic demagoguery" Willkie retorted that lickea had stated "plain and simple falsehoods" and he was surprised Mr Roosevelt would authorize such a speech Senator Bridges of New the Ickes HHaamleprshinireshorretplpyainngtst cretary "a time-honor- ed fashion that the cratic national convention tended in Chicago in July picked him to run with President RooseDemohe at- - - Des Moines In the same at t ' welt These precodenti time-wor- n notched off the words will begin to fly in earnest' As yet Demo-rat- s are noriess uncertain than Republicans of bow active President Roosevelt may be in his campaign for reelection Edward J Flynn who succeeded James A Farley as national chairman saysMr Roosevelt will make some radio speeches Thus far he is down for a pair of brief dedicatory speeches at a dam at Chattanooga Tenn and in the Great Smoky 7 : ' ' 1 ' iisi- - ' ' s ' 91-- rt11 oblides - National s -- N 1ra-:- 4 't iA -' ' - s : t: '"e ( d in t ' long - theme on Tuesday will be pioneer history pioneer tradition and pioneer virtues Out of that I will obtain tWklea that pioneer virtues are better' than looking to the government for a job" he said ' anti Vacation i MeNary hoped to remain home until after Labor day—"It has been a year less two weeks I'm the since I only senator'who hasn't pissed a I think day's work in that tie?e I'm entitled to a rest! At Portland the end of a air journey MeNary predicted to interviewers that the conscription bill "pass in some vote" form or other with "There is an tmehnemileint by -- t N ! i sfr l I t '4'r t I -- - ' 4 effec- tive" Congress McNary predicted will not adjourn before October10-an- d "Maybe not then" - Expect Deportation "It has its hands full of legislation" he added "and it will take some time to dispose of it all" He also predicted the measure to deport Harry Bridges west coast C I 0 and longshore leader would be deported out of commit- tee Monday 6 to 5 in favor of deportation "I believe the senate will vote for the deportation" he said Representative Joseph W Martin Jr Massachusetts new Republican national chairman will arrive Sunday-nigh- t for the notification ceremonies which will take place et the state fairgrounds ! 0lsal1s7 - ' 4t ' grapAttl ix actsilio ' 't - 4' '4 1 Photollellez Studio Second Floor kfr 6- - 1i !— : L 1 eie-- : - N - '11114 '001A J The between Willkie land the W P A was brought to the senate's attention by Senator Byrnes (De South Carolina who frequently has acted as a White House spokesman Byrnes read extracts from the Republican nominee's charge of efforts to "pick" relief rolls and then told the senate "that statement isdefinite proof that Mr Willkie has little regard for the - cl i I t ''': :t :: i - f ' - - k oppm4' NOril Ilt I I te'ee' i ' i GRAMOTE A BRANCH OF ZCM1 1080 1 E 21st South I A in N "N- ' ' ' ' irt crett ?''' 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' :::' ' ':H:-'- 1 ''N - in nil ''' Reg $20 'Down Delivers -- 1 be-w- USE YOUR ZOM1 eel " $it 4 75 $100 :'cel 11 rthoughtful Republicans and inde' '' 'llir "k!-'- :' ' pendent voters to regret that the - ) ‘te1 1Republican'convention did not have Iv' i'S: more time to investigate him '''''''''4'" 1 ' ' ' they nominated him" ''''fr'It'4 1 r Taft Cites Increase ' "'N 4:'-k'' ' ' ' L Senator Taft (11) Ohio Inter''i : — 44(7 observe 4 W to P A that rupted "' '''''' rolls had Increased 90000 from C1-)-2 4 A :li-- early July to August and that if N4 01 this probably was the basis for 0 411 ' Willkie's complaint vs:: a Senator McKellar (0) Tennes4) ' ' see said the Republican nominee Itti "? 1 had made "direct charges of fraud i on the Roosevelt administration" and addict that it was his expe1 41 14' t' rience that whenever a candidate t t ' 1 1 I : a Z campaign by "charging opened r e ' fraud or intended fraud IV i ( ' ! neyer elected" ' ' 1 Senator Wiley (ID Wisconiin 1I' I 4f 4'' i remarked that the "W P A smells J' i 0 14f s even way back from 1935 in some 1 ":"" t 4 ' communities of this country and 'le cr A we don't want a repetition of that ' 'A smell" N i MART ' cov - e new Fall Rugs! 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Hunter declared that Willkie 71 4 "2 If so how many should we had sew been misled Into repeating "''' fire? "a perfectly stupid and inaccurate ! 'k ' "3 Specifically in whit places statement" ' nn should they be fired?" lte--:: ' ' e - 44:AV ' As for the question of an illes' e' 0- -F:Hunter acting W P A crease in W P A ' yc employment " °-: posted the questions fore election day Hunter said:: '11--4-1 "- - ' 4re't' s t -r 0 ‘f--t In a statement after the Republi- - "This matter iest need not further kir: 4 can nominee reiterated In New be In the realm of rumor or 2701'1'L7 It i York that W P A had Increased '4r:fp prediction' '1(±::14 t 4 Its rolls by 90000 iin July and Cites Figures S: '''''N (1 7:aAtes contended that the administration -f 4t-"The exult facts" he continued ' t '' tte'‘14 4 e - o' "are that W- P A employment es 'I ' 7it' ' 04 '''' 1 for September will be held to an 4' 04:4 ' sZ'- ! t' i 'N 1700000 of and 41 average during i14 October the month immediately ‘'!ZN"'e "keb e:: NSgts (of preceding' the November 5 elect1 tion maxiMum W P A employe S" i 's '‘to A ment will be 1800000 persons" ' (""e il'sis i Ne i s Hunter said these euotas were Of e -' ' In "exact line" with the testimony vs"' ' 11 given by Colonel F C Harrington W P A commissioner in estimates eer ct Itei e - ilWe-presented to congress—last--Aprit--0 A "It should be noted" Hunter 111444444 ' '' Twin ink brio math continued "that- - W P A employlectu ment during September and Octotwin spring' — six wonderful $ 4 3" ?010 The 410111 e ber will be the lowest in the his- pieces That offer you 4:-lest word in comfort—ell for 4 tory' of W P A with the exception 7141itiloTio 1 at 1937" $ I a Week Pay $300 Down Because of floods Hunter said It le safe to predict that a large part or the 100000 national increase in October in W P A employment will be placed in the south which anyone should hesi' tate to label a political move" 111 - I Porenis'Aisdainc it wards r and per tasol ex t 4' I Acting Chief Brands G O P' Nominee Charges as 'Stupid Inaccurate' Points to September and October Quotas before the other smart flattering types You'll like their fine fabrics their distinctive styling Their interesting trims! 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Just think all these smart summer and fall dresses are reduced 66701 You will find corduroy dresses with is Toy prise of $500 f ' - f CASII PRIZES A)4017Nr TO '3000 4 -' W P A Challenges Willkle To Answér Three Questions e3'n1 '795 'au All R expreued view that "our best foreign poll—ey" consists in becoming strong at home along both military and economic lines" Renewing his contention that the Roosevelt administration4sseeking "to pack the relief rolls" for political reasons Winkle read fig- - ry Ns - bri figs wry of picture-takin- s ita at spark etetpossonality tuts host Ancl that' whet pules I photograph pr's winner Are you goins male your child lucky tool - '''- 4 444i ti s t " ' 1 ' - ' VALUES TO looking into !mirrors instesil Of a killrnera ia lucit fun Also Loewe this novel I -- - - Is 111111 any younsster lucly a Contest picture ' eaten Lit ous Photoltellea Stuclio Nos lust tecause - - i' : This is truly Yu ' Wilik' Strength at Rome ie reiterated his previously - e is eo ! 8 "''' '1"'i's i i enahtodr Maloney waddeed w"It weeouuxide e a e he postpone the effective date of the selective service bill until JanuIts purpose is to give ary 1 make the arm - ' - BUYERS! as l'I'es:9)7 1 7 44 (1:"'' '' From Page One) - ' ' aft becomes " f:'"-:- I c see what selective service c411 ) 47 N-- ' 2w-O- hattpenYa a (Continued ' 4 five speech voPIPuntar on ' ' ' I - the pace" SIcNtry will make only four' or tdrive Yfer '' I uresabbwing that W P A iielp- : lents had increued from 1611213 Eesakiinhellolt iinngttro-ttUragedy just floundering along on July 3 to 1700284 on July 31 tGareHmeilnyesdauthgheternoamt failures have been The statistics he said were from t - W P A press releases' organization had the benefit of 'That is an increase of about at the great- - 89000' the nominee 'said "and it Rem- es in the worlds history corresponds with the increases of manufacturing We do not want to continue-witprevious election years" the obsolete machinery we tow s have which subordinates the most important branch of the service ATTE11111011! RECORD to the other branches" ie- aorb ": ti - machinery to iproduce 14 e'4"- 1 - o t - 'Is '' - - ' i r' i 1 -- '4 - - his cross-count- ' r 1A - ' - 1r f SEATTLE' Aug 24 Ull—One of the nation's erstwhile leading industrial families passed into history- Saturday with the death at ef WilThejlfghlands neaipere-'Kimball 70 liam Greene the - Emphasis on Aeronautics v " enough Wiley that he intended-tlet "Wijikie carry the ball and set 'd w-- g l'- ' l - '4 ---- 1 FALL DRESSES 7s iff- - to- - - bill passage' ' - senate farm SUMMER AND e 4 4'(f: I He i n Sees-Natio- ' - - Floundering Candidate' - — In Delenii Program speec6' on Post The Complete 1 't L eAdMedsra: ' ' e — - vice e ‘ DIY 17a FINAL DRESS CLEARANCE 1 1 preal- - Aviation rstwhile Industrialist Die hear Seattle S Needs Hite Asserts - irea 444C4 (0101 ' - paign mare 'i - to rest the gamrunning left ' t - - - 11 - t'4fin itiiitIA "(0 r i home to Lpoteauase 11 Maary accepting : Clitest Pieleitapla ' 1::'4' ! eceptance - - litiitbefore 1 --- 111 phOtographel as he was en route knue for a brief -- e - eccept m't paligdn smasher" and "electricity sales-Madirecled respectively at President Roosevelt and Wendell L Winkle by partisan orators the ' 1940 campaign Is passing through the formal and intd- the active stages c 1 r - wugast 25 1940 Senator Charles L 1 v polnanlAsabover n: - v (Al Am i - - L - - Chooses Pidlieern Theme - I MmounetawininNkafetioesnrnalppaalvirk i irbt Snit gakt Irribunt Winkle Will Carry : ' ' Oregon Greets IlleNary on ' Return Home - - - -- Epithets 3Iark Campaign's Approach to Active Stage ' l 1 -- - - - t - 4! - - 0101101 t ' i |