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leads her rivals ~ ' Triii<Ti | Mrs. Ilattle \V. Curawny of Arkan sas. only woman member of the Unit ed States senate, leads all her six ri vals for the nomination in the I>etuo cratic primaries. NEW CABINET OFFICER NOTES UPWARD TREND R. D. Cliapin Sworn In as Sec retary of Commerce. Washington. ? C, ratification at the "unmistakably better tone that now prevails in our industries and marts of trade.' was expressed by I toy I?. Chapin as lie was sworn In as secre tary of commerce. The Oetroit automobile manufac turer took the oath as successor to Robert I'. l-uiuont, who retired to re enter private business. Laniont, who was present, told Chapin lie was certain every Ameri can business man approved President Hoover's selection, in reply, the new cabinet member said: "Naturally, like every other Amor lean, I am gratified at the unmistak ably better tone that now prevails in our industries and marts of trade. "Concerning the future trend I will not he so bold as to venture a predic tion now. but one thing is very cer tain: we must all exert ourselves to the utmost, striving to strengthen all favorable factors and to make the in evitable "turn" come as soon and with as much security as possible. "The facilities of the I>epartinont of Commerce, designed solely to help business, should prove a potent In strument in aiding an advance along the upward road." Later at a conference with news paper men. Chapin expressed himself ns "hopeful** that the general busi ness situation would show a contin ued improvement. He declined, how ever. to make any prediction. "In my tnik with Mr. l-amont," Cliapin said. "I found great possibil ities in the department. 1 shall con tinue under my administration to help American business and to help bring about its improvement." Zabala of Argentina Is Winner of the Marathon Los Angeles. ? Juan Cairlos Zabala. twenty-y ear-old school boy from Ar gentina, timing his race in accordance with his own advance diagram, set 00, <:<?> spectators wild in Olympic sta dium ns he won the fastest Olympic marathon race ever run. His time for the i!G miles :>&"? yards was 2 hours 31 minutes and 3G seconds. The race brought to a close the track and field program of the Olym pic games and climaxed another day of record breaking, which saw the United States sweep all of the re niaining events and set new marks In the men's 4(H) and 1. GOO- meter relays and the women's 400- meter relay. All but four of the old records for the Olympics were shattered In the week of track and field competition, during which the American team far outdis tanced all of its rivals, amassing an unprecedented total of points. Man Is Carried Over Falls as Tourists Look On Niagara Falls. Ont. ? In view of hun dreds of tourists, James Reuben, sixty, ?f Hamilton. Ont., committed suicide here. He walked outside the guard fail above the Horseshoe falls, waded Into the swift current and was carried ?ver the crest. Franlc Stewart of To ronto tried to save the man, but could not reach him In time. Lumber Plant Flames Lure Wild Ducks to Death Kalispell. Mont.? A great flock of WN<J ducks circled over a fire which destroyed part of the Kalispell Lum ber company plant here, finally plung Into the flames and perishing. The birds apparently were attracted by the Ught HOOVER OUT FOR DRY LAW CHANGE Goes Beyond Platform in His Acceptance Speech. Washington. ? In his formal accept ance of runomi nation by the Chicago Kepuhlicau national convention Presi dent lloover described a reduction in government expenditures, national, state and local us "the nrst necessity \ of the nation.*' Kesides elaborating his views on economic Issues and showing a com prehensive grasp of fundamental causes of the depression in an analysis of events leading up to present cond'.- I tions, the President t??ok a bold step in dealing with prohibition. Kefusing either to accept either a return to the saloon, which he said, was implied in the Democratic plank, or a continuation of th? bootlegger and the speakeasy. Mr. Hoover adv<? cated adoption of a constitutional amendment returning to the states the responsibility for dealing with the problem, but subject to guarantees of federal protection against interstate traffic. While the party platform proposed submission of such a constitutional intendment to the states, it did not ?o so far as the President did in fa voring its ratification. Mr. Hoover said the efforts of the Administration to enforce national prohibtion bad been unavailing oecause the amendment itself was a failure except in those states where :he majority sentiment was actually Jry ; and he condemned the amend ment as responsible for "grave abuses." ihe spread of disrespect for all laws, l degeneration in municipal govern ment and an Increase in subsidized vrmie and violence. President Hoover's acceptance ad dress. a carefully prepared document charting the Issues of the campaign, was delivered before an audience of 1.000 in Constitution hall. An over How audience of U.'Hm in the adjacent Continental hall heard the speech .hrougli loud speakers and later was greeted by the President in person, rhrough the most extensive World Aide hookups of the two broadcasting .?bains ever attempted it was made possible for millions off listeners In this country, American possessions ind foreign nations to hear it. Preceding the notification cere monies President and Mrs. Hoover en tertained some seven hundred persons at a garden party and luncheon ou the White House grounds. I WASHINGTON BRIEFS I The Panama minister and Senora de Aifaro announced the engagement of their daughter, Cecilia, to James O'Connel) Monin. son of Mrs. Anne Moran of Washington. For the llrst time since the historic old frigate Constitution was taken out of commission in 1NS1, church services were held on her deck as the recondi tioned vessel lay at anchor at the Washington navy yard. S. W. Salis bury, United States navy chaplain, officiated. Officers and passengers who will he on ships at sea in the North Atlantic when the total eclipse of the sun takes place August 31. were requested by the hydrogrnphlc ollic of the navy to observe ami make photographs of this solar event. More than 100.1 NK MM) frees were distributed by state forestry depart ments for forest planting last year, the United States forest service an nounced. Messages sent and received by newspapers and press associations to and from their bona fide correspond ents are e.xempt from the new com munications tax, the Treasury depart ment has ruled. The original regula tions provided exemptions only for news items. The nation's cotton crop this year will be about 1 1. 300.000 bales, or 5,790, 000 bales less than last year and 3.252,000 bales less than the average for the last five years. David Rose, Former Mayor of Milwaukee, Is Dead Milwaukee. ? David S. Rose, former mayor of Milwaukee, and for almost fifty years a colorful figure in Wiscon sin politics, dted in a hospital here. He was seventy-five years old. II is right leg had been amputated m an effort to save his life after gangrene had set in following the am putation of a toe. Mr. Rose was elected to his first term as mayor In 1S0S, and served until 1MNL He was married three times. His third wife, who now lives In New York: a son. Earl, of New York, and a married daughter, who lives lo St. Louis, survive. Full Oversize ? 4*40-21 "*49 Ford s^59 Each In pairs Per single tire Full Oversize ? 4. SO-ZO ???79 Chevrolet *539 3 Each lo pairs Per single tire Full Oversize? 4? 7 S *20 Chrysler Plymouth Pontiac 45.7 Wm In pairs *4' 70 Per single tire Full Oversize ? 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Goodyear Speedway by name. You bet this is a bargain. Goodyear never built a better tire at such prices as these ? and mil lions of motorists know, Goodyear builds the best tires on the road. Why buy any second-choice tire when first choice sells at the same low price? SPEEDWAY Tl'XE IV on ihe Goodyear Pro*r?m every Wedoe.day eight over N. B. C Red Network. WEAF jod Associated Smioi SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR THESE VALUES! Marriage "Racket" A couple in Pittsburgh made a racket of having themselves "mar ried." Their victims were all clergy men. After each ceremony the "bride groom** gave a check for $2T? and re quested $1.". change. The checks, of course, were all worthless and the poor clergymen were the losers. When arrested, the "bridegroom" ad mitted that in four years he and his a<*couijiiice 1i;kI liehl hands before different ministers 1,065 times, but had never been actually married, as they bud always used a fake license. With a Proviso Doctor ? Say "Ali-h-h:" Patient ? 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