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Fights Third Term
! &
i ( James A. Reed
; l
' Former Senator James A. Reed, of
Missouri, called a meetinjr of anti
third-term Democratic strategists
I in Chicago to discuss plans for de
| feating President Roosevelt.
: resign until the start »»f aetivo cam
paigning. Tiiat eourse was followed.
The Chief Kxcrutive said today ho
i thought probably that was •<kI pro
cedure a;id common sense.
Asked when Wallace might start
! campaigning Mr. Hoosevelt said lit'
' ditt not know.
In iv.»pon>e to lurther questions he
' had nothing to say on reports that
J ilovernoi l.loyd Stark ol Missouri
1 might slice* ed .lames A. Farley a.~
i ;>>>>tm.i*ter general. nor would he dis
i eu> ■ the appointment ol a successor
to Farley as ehaiiman of the Demo
I eratic national committee.
Young Demo Convention In
Raleigh Expected To Be Of
Prime Political Importance
(Continued Prom T^ige One)
Brewer was one oi the Chicago deic
gate>. but there's one piece of am
; munition the old liners will not be
ible ti> use against him he did not
, \ ote for Henry Wallace lor the vice
presidential nomination.
I The olTensive will not. however,
i eoiue trom only cue side. New Deal
<:> among the Young Democrats be
, gari some time ago a concerted drive
, to oust the old guard and make their
: organization truly loyal to the Roose
' \--It administration. They want to do
■ exactly what was done at Chi
cago. i. e. toss the Parleys. Baileys
. and the like out on their collective
| neck and take over complete control
■ of the party machinery.
I The group which has this objec
tive is perhaps no more motivated by
i personal ambitions than are all poli
' tieians. The Young Democrats who
! >ee eye to eye with Dr. McDonald
feel that the tremendous Democratic
majorities in North Carolina are due
j as much to President Roosevelt and
hi> New Deal as !• > any hangover o!
1 traditional loyalty. Therefore, they
i tea on. Anti-Roosevclters like Serta
i tor Bailey and his henchmen should
be driven from control of a party
i they no longer truly represent.
Many of the previously outstand
j
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' ing Young Detn >cvatic leaders ov<
Hi • t'O ' Iteeiai liuto t>iiii'_y. oui pm
ably not willing to go all the \va;
with the extremists who would liki
tn discredit all so-called "Stand Puts'
such us Governor Hoey and othe
State udniinistrution leaders.
There seem to be all shades of op
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every reason to expect that wliei
the convention meets here in i!:i
leigh there will he one oi Mie luos
interesting and important intra-'
party battles in a long time.
Cotton Closes
2 To 5 Lower
New York. July (Ai'> i'ot
11»n rutin es opened I to higlnr.
Soiitlurn selling and l<I lealiz
ing increased near the rlose am
i prices slipped to «*|o-1• Li in :» point.'
lower, middling spot 1 (1.13. off 5.
New contracts:
(H-tober !U9
I)»'ceinber
I January
March «).I3
May
I July 8.7-1
When the Constitution was rati
fied. most of the States required a
property qualification for one to vote
Charges Job "Pull"
Emil K. Ellis (above), counsel to
the City Council committee investi
gating the New York Municipal
Civil Service and its president, Paul
J. Kern, charged Mayor LaGuar
dia "fixed" it so the brother of one
of his aides pot job, promotion and
a pay rise, all in violation of civil
service rules.
(Central Press)
Sending Champ
Joe Hurk
Joc Burk stands beside tho Phila- |
dolphin <4Tt>l«1 challenge cup, emblem
atic of the world's singles sculling
championship, presented ldm in
Philadelphia. H «• received the
award for his victory iti tin* single
sculls championship I'-valla at lied
l'aidi, X. .1.
Farley Has
Best Wishes
(Continued From Page One)
inn- iiHu h a. they wen* pi aelically
certain he was going in retire, in
oilier !'• sin i1111> the baseball busi
ness. (here was no reason for them
to refrain from doing so.
However, lie had been altogether
ti>'.' obvious an anti-third termer to
;o down well w ith the "draft IJoose
velt" haclers. and everybody who's
it all lamihar with the > ifii;i1 i«m has
known that they were overjoyed at j
the news that he was about to quit
voluntarily. Mow President Ifoose
\ fit himself I'elt about it wasn't
revealed, but there wasn't much
doubt as to the views of most of the
leading boosters for his renominu
As a matter of fart, vehement New
Dealers never have regarded Farley
as out. tandiniily devoted to their j
philosophy. Still, he wasn't opposed!
to it. lie simply was interested in i
the welfare of the party bearing the I
Democratic label, and took the New j
Deal indifferently—not as an "anti"'
like some of !!'<• old-line Demo<vls
in congress and elsewhere. And the
New Dealers, such as Commerce!
Secretary Hopkins. Interior Secre
tary Ickes and others, did recognize '
U. S. Studies Red Air Base
The above map shows where Soviet Russia is developing ail air base (in
Big Diomede Island in the Kerinj; Sea, only one mile from I .it tie Diomede
Island, owned by the United States. Creation of llie base was confirmed
by the Coast Guard cuttcr Perseus, which visited the island.
p;iitv manager.
ck» ii.fv ...m.,;. 01 Llm a>
their naiamai committee'.- chairman
and 11:ici mi objection Ui him it1, the
cabinet.
Now It's Different
But that was before the third-term
issue becaim* acute and Jim took the
anti side oi it.
L5v tin- Chicago convention's open
;n£* date they were classing him with
\ ice ."resident Garner. They re
enlcd !ii pre. idential candidacy in
part because it aimed at foreclosure
attain, I Km»se\ elt. ;iiid furthermore, |
llicy <'ppi>. i'd 1 lit* idea of his nomina- 1
[m.ii anyway, mi the ground ui;it iie |
i: n't a heart \ New Dealer—just I
doesn't care, uno way or the other, I
fur anything except die Democratic!
party label.
I wy i I; ill h thai, in the event of
I!iiir-'evelfs rennminalion and accept
ance, Jim had ceased to he a suit—
' iiiuiiiit!•••■ chairman l<> manage
F. D.'s campaign.
Yel gelling rid of him, if he'd
shown an inclination t<> hang onto
his push promised in involve the
meanest kind of a situation.
Just al dial jniieliire the New J
Dealers' whole difficulty was solved
lor them by the revelation that Jim |
(presumably realizing thai he stood
no real chance uf landing the Presi- j
deiilial numiiialion) was about to j
abandon politic:: altogether, become!
a baseball magnate, and make some |
money, his chairmanship and cabi- j
net job nut having been a 1 >it profit- |
able tu him.
Sounds Kullior rlioney
Thereupon 11:irry Hopkins and his
leading associates called i>n him on
the convention's eve In express the
deepest a! his prospective re
tirement and In aslc liini In reconsid
er i! and remain at the iiead nf ihf
11aiiniwi <•<immitlee.
In the circumstance.-., cynical prac
tical politician.-- are savin;',, the sin
cerity of ih«»ve proie tation.s sounds
'11 them mighty dmihi I nI.
All this isn't to say that Jim
hasn't plenty of friend.- who'll gen
uinely regret his exit from the po
litical se 'lie. lie 11:i- lots of them all
over the country—many of them
prohahly New Dealers. Neverthe
less he'.- heen an unmitigated embar
rassment In the third term move
ment's managing group and politi
cal skeptic- find it hard to believe
thai 1h"\'r< otherwise than vastly
I irk led to see him remove himself
so peacefully though doubtless they
wi h him well in baseball.
f*'rotn the .-tandpi>int of politic;)]
!(chni<|iie it's widely agreed that
he's a loss to his party's organization,
lie understands the game to its
minutest details, lie has an enor
mous acquaintance and is popular
everywhere he's traveled—which in
cludes every corner of the country
Kven the third-term New Dealers
iike him personally.
Mexico's Six-Year Irrigation plan
ends in lf)-10.
Albania is (if! percent Mohamme
dan and some 10 percent Roman
Catholic.
Win. I'.nyd ;is "flopalon# Cassidy" in
"Slagcmaeli War"—Stevcn.son To
day and Saturday.
Wife Preservers
If I'ii'aivts or tobacco in boxes or tins
drJ out b.-rorc.lv>-can bo used.
r. wall piece of blotlin;; paper witli {?!>*•
nine ana put il in - on a.ncr. . The
Klvcerinr al-sorbs ami r.-la.ns moisture
ami the tobacco will ituy fresh and inoat
longer.
U. S. Troops Off to Guard Panama Canal
U. S. troops board the Chateau Thierry, military transport, at Brooklyn, N. Y., for trie voyage ^ v..~
Canal Zone, where they will be stationed as guardians of peace about the nation's highly important
connecting link between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, (Central Press)
Mercury At New
Highs Over State
(Continued From Page One)
stagnant air responsible for the tor
rid spell.
Although high temperatures still
prevailed south of the belt of coul
air. the weather bureau said that
moderate tempei.'^'ures were in pro
spect for all sections.
A total of -HI) deaths were attribut
ed directly or indirectly to the pro
tracted heat wave. They included
IU() heat fatalities and 229 drown
ings.
Havana Conference
Agreement Likely
(Continued >rom Pugo One) J
Nabuco smilingly declared:
"I believe we still have ;i chance!
to agree."
The belief among observers that I
a compromise was shaping up also j
was bolstered when an Argentine of- I
final in arranging the entry of Melo I
to the Cwiilorc'iK't* .*:■ *A >< > vo~
"We must mould this nic,"
Previously delegates had fndieat
ed Argentina would stand alone in
opposition to the trusteeship plan.
The southern nation took a deter
mined stand against any general
commitments or immediate measure,
asserting it was imt-.ssihle to dele
gate powers in anticipation ot "hypo
thetical" situations.
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