Peace-Seeker Marshall Makes
It Clear He Means To Fight
R\ f llXKI.KS Γ. STEWART
Central Γΐ'1'ss Columnist
W.. ii !<«·.■ m, Jan- it-—Vrnie Mar
ahull. ,>al>l. her <> 1 the ( < ilar Kapids
(Iov.a) <ia/.itte and chairman nt tin
I*cn!ly iirj.' ini/.vd M.i Km eign War
Conn*»iH< t . ay.-, lliat anyone who re
fers U> hun and W. !i. Davi>. the
rich oil operator, as
nazis, appeaser.-, or
>ther\vise than lUil
Όΐ cent Americans
a !.ar. I heard
1 i : ; ι t.npliiy Ihut
■nu. Hi- .spelled it
ait in the interest
Ί' accuracy and h"
neceded it with
•uss-word.
He remarked that '
he fully expected
that advocates ol 1
Yankee war parti- t
cipation to try to
sllie: ι r himsell ι <1
■■Κ ν
Verne' Marshall
Davis with nuzi-isni and appe.iser
ism. and explained that that was why
he w;i giving them the In· in ad
vance ni the campaign lie antici
pates.
• Though he hails I mm the Hawk
eye state. Kditor Marshall's field '
Of anti-war activity has been main- |
l)r New York City of lato, sine··, j
prob ably, ho consider* it the best
neighborhood from which to publi
flbe it. Newspapermen from all over
'Λβ country are not as mimerons in
Manhattan, however, as they are in
Washington. Accordingly, he visited
the capital some days ago, l'or the !
sake ol a wider reportorial audience, I
and, heading into the National Pres.-, ι
club, proclaimed himself ready for
a mass interview. He drew a crowd
alright.
What lie told tne scribes ba> been '
printed already, but no account of .
the affair that I've ,-een gave much '
weight to the peculiarity of his man- '
ner. Far be it from me to relate that ,
he talked like a nazi or an appea-j
but ho certainly did give the impr.'.-- ,
sion of being a super-fanatic. Henry '
Ford peace trip, before the United
State , broke into tiie iasi war, was |
hardly queerer than the tone the
Iowa editor took in his chat with the
Washington correspondents. Several
of them surmi-ed audibly that he'd
been d· :nkiiig. which did him an in
justice; he's a teetotaler. He simply
is so violently devoted to his cause
as to seem eccentric—to put it mild
ly·
"Just and Honorable".
The nub of his Washington in
terview was his account of Oil Mag
naî · Davis' effort to obtain a sum
nary <· 1 lin - peace ttrms, ol his
siicce. s in getting it, ol thl·· "just
and honorable" nature ot the con
ditions proposed. ol Davis' ubmi.s
•u>n n! them t « » IV·· dent Koosevelt
ι ut 1 the Stat*· departments course in
smothering them in. t> ail ot making
them public—.ill according to Editiu
Marshall's story He added thai he
himselt had the term:. .11 a deposit
box, but wouldn't tell what they
WM'C. "Gel 'em. ' tie shouted to the
corrc.-pondrnt·., "1 'nit: the State De
partment.'"
Well, tiie department didn't deny
that it had them, but pointed out ,
that it has to "conduct important in
ternational affair- through official
channels" and Oil Magnate Davis
wasn't official as to whatever he
really may hacc accomplished.
Three or four hours after the Mar
shall inten lew Senator Burton K.
Wheeler ol Montana broadcast his
appeal for an American peace move.
Uurton was forcible, too. but vvasn t
quite as exciting over the radio as i
tlui Iowa editor was, lace to face. |
As these lines are being written the j
editor himself is scheduled for j
a radio oration. I doubt that he'll be
as thrilling on the air as he was a? |
first hand, in the room with him. 1
Still, he's pretty pungent.
Senator Millard E. Tydings of
Maryland was 011 record ahead of ;
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in tho ii'iifl.i ί. Sciiiitu; Arthur Y m
donb'.iri; ni M c-liit» ·ιι liki-w ■ i- ap
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li.it the administrât ion's view as
vnii-i'd by Prc>;d<?nt I {... » < ·\ ·■ 11 . I
latest tire>ide chat, ι that Λ.ιιι ii
peace intcrve ntam isu-'stioii:
at lh«· present juncture, "nonsen-i
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Editor ΛΙ:ι 1 - h ; 111 ι ait; the Stat··
lepai tn.( nt , 1 I, ng up ponce
erms. saying tl ing« like "iiar" and
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te·., ci ι. ι. a v.,ι- tiu> conception ο: ;:..·
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Stock Marked
New Υ· ·ι 1:. In. 9 Λ ! ' ) Th<
today witîi . |. . Κ, ; .·ι|. · ί Γ
; ; 11 γ; 11· t i ι : ; ; · ! ;. . a ■ >ur ' - tl- \ . · ,. ;
Prices were feesl ; t the Iwrt rntig
U1JÎ from pactions Ιο ;ι p..i: 11 or
ΊΊΐι si> WelV 11' ; : 111 m t'd ι . . !< ,'lld ill!'
ι.ear th fourth hoar. Several !ar;.:i
I>li>c-k- mi low priced i. mic.- li.U i ii
volume in the forenoon. Dialing
then slackened.
Quotations at 2 p. in.:
American Radiator 7
American Telephone 188
American Tobacco 15 74
Anaconda ;?7 1-8
Atlantic Coast Line 15 3-8
Atlantic Refining $3 7-8
Cendix Aviation 35 7-.°.
Bethlehem Steel 88 1
Chrysler 70 5-8
Columbia Ga- & Kh c Co .... 4 7-8
Conmiei cial Soh i i!'·; 11 1-;
Consolidated Oil Co 8
Curtiss Wright i) 3-4
DuPont ... 182 1-::
Electric Power Light . . 4
General Klectric . . 34 7-8
General Motors 48 1-8
Liggett & Myei> Β !!7 1-L*
Montgomery Ward A- C ο . . 39 1 ί
Reynolds Tobacco 1! 38 12
Southern Railway 13
Standard ( >il Co Ν J 38
Γ S Steel 89 3-8
Cotton Prices
Are Lower
New York. Jan. 9.»-(AP) Cotton
futures opened 3 lower to 1 higher.
Around mid-day. prices were 1 to
I points lower with March 18.5(1. May
1(1.48 and October 9.8G.
market "
to el
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BELLE ISLE CASES 9f
COTTON' BLANKETS 39c
I'XBL. SHEETING. 10 vds. ·!9ι·
FLOl'It SACK SQUARES 5c
OUTING FLANNEL, yd. 10c
36·· RAMONA CLOTH, yd. 15c
•16" NEW OILCLOTH, yd 29c
36" STl'RDY CHEVIOT, yd 13c
( RAS1I TOWELING. 5 yds. 33c
MATTRESS ( OVERS 1.00
FINE DOWN l'ILLOWS 2.98
2 LBS. QUILT PATCHES 23c
( HFNILLE BATH M AT 98e
SMART CRETONNES, yd. 19c
DRAPERY DAMASKS, yd. 49.·
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>29.8·"» liU a! Heater 821.00
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821.5(1 5 .re Rreak
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$39.50 11««·.isier
I )iiiιu'tt .. .. $27.50
839.5o ί Cabinet $.">2.95
859.85 H'Mt<ier
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810.50 .Metal Red . 8 6.95
s 12.50 Metal Hod .. 8 ι.4·>
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οι S; ι ! id Mah og
am Red . . . . 829.Γ)Π
829.50 Simmons
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$1 1.50
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8 {>.00 Pull I']> Chair 8 1.95
>10.00 ( îeeasinnal
Chairs .... 8 (>.95
822 50 Kas\ Chair .. 817.50
.no Lining Chair 827.50
>5:1.00 Wii'u' Rack
( oair
$29.50
.-'t>5.oo Rarrell Hack
Chair 829.50
Regular NOW
829.50 Emerson
Portable . . . . $12.50
859.50
t'.hi.—κ ... 8 14.50
819.50 Fanisworth
Table Set .... $34.50
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