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  • . Ewing Richard Eyre Clifton Fadim•n John Farrar Paul L. Fciss George Field Marshall Field Mrs. John H. Finley Rober< L. Fin ley Louis Fischer Doro,hy Canfield Fisher Edgar J . Fisher Harry M. Fisher E. F. Fitzhu,th D . F. Firming Homer Folks Lynn Foncanne
  • CONVENTION : A meeting of par­ REPUBLICAN PARTY : The party of Lincoln andtrust-bustingTheodore Roosevelt,oftencalled "G. O.P." (Grand OldParty).Now considered the "conservative" J:)8l1Y {last J)reeident, Hoover), it likes free enterprise. Once "bolationiat
  • nhspaper. In other .,ords, l onn soe it ns the main n1ma item in oe.oh wookly, and that in mo.ny of th8%1l you may get page one posi­ tion at the bottom, for tho r eaaon that the m.ajori~J of those weekly papers carry patent insides, and because if you send
  • OF NAllOMAL or ••• I I PE RMA NENT J OIN l BOARD ON DEFENSE UNI TED STATES ANO CANA DA PR ES IDENT DEFEN SE f . H. LAGUdOI A 11.... 0U) ICIU, t OOflO llltTOI DE PA RT MENT OF TH E ~AVY D£PT OF AGR I CUL T\J RE l lt .U. UW: . StC.t(IAltr IS 111( U.H
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  • -thirdo eventual]3 through the m111tont ant unshckable Southern and Weotern support that r,ould ronult. !hero is n eentJ.mont here that 90 New York votes 1·,111 oont .more than -90 votes olsewhero. The oame eoonomio pressure thEit 1e rapidly puttins Hoover
  • ,. NtCHOLS.JR. MftS. SAM B. Pl. YU:ft ma~ington. ll.
  • reaoned. ten tho11aaud and. the a.1.ngle mail reaohed eigh.teer:a thousancl-a mt ,. in or no • took ti.rat plaoe ill Ion 1n o1naulatiou and seoond j)l.ao• in advert1 ■1D& rroa third plaoe. 1 never a&1r an advertiaer, but 1 llater aome t a t1rat
  • slumbe,·. F or th ese efforts he was char";;d w ith being a warmo.r. ,u.er . But !he P reside n t kep t on telling th e t r u h !J c l-111111 · .c:: ~w i t. s:in1l .,:avi;.,n b:. h s:tviP n r , n.1F d Literally Ba~ks 1 the top. Roosevelt believed
  • ' t let Roo sevelt tel l you You tell Roosevelt g •; I J• tt::: ;:r;:a=---- W,E . CHESTER, ,."c.• . a 011:N.MOllt , HoTSPRINGS NATioNALPARK FIRE PROOF"- 560 GUEST ROOMS OPEN A.LL THE. VEAR ~ •_A,,,...AN.s.
  • I I I ! T I_ ~Cnifea ,.!ofet-les .& • ~ ~ ~ ,ct,i, WASHINGTON, D . C. ~~ I " ~ ~~~~--. -~ (J~ _a ~ ~
  • ..... ., .. ... receip~ of the · •. \Jontlnued on Page 11, C~lun. , 'Slave Labor' Disclaimed · ;:;; .In 'Quoddy' Plan·fpr DP's ,e .rly , • the ings $4,0, en dri j _ eisn ful 1 pend stror\ conti lion, ' te" By FRANK L ~LUCKHOHN ~ail
  • and was informed that President Hoover expects to visit Texas some time this spring or summer, but the exact dates or the places he will atop ha elp.ot been decided. Relative to meeting Ue:iioan officials at Laredo or Browneville, the suggestion is an excellent