« Russians Give Ground, but Still Hold Most of Key Cities and Retain Morale « Slowly

ι sibly to Kiev. Berlin claimed the de- the note was delivered in London, and struction of 25 Red divisions around on Friday the Iranian Minister to the Review of 103d Week of War DONETS IASIN «s eastern ? Gomel. Ukraine's greatest industrial, mm TO THE CAUCASUS United States said in Washington ther· eril belt. Steel mills. cHemical In the battle for Leningrad the Fin- were only 700 Germans in his country. By Blair Bolles. factories, automotive plants con nish advance from the nortn was con- centrated here He said also that Iran would fight any but the after invader, no matter what flag he car- The German strength pushed slowlj but successfully against the i tinually steady, Germans, making good time early in the week, ried. He conferred with Secretary of Russian resistance last week, and today half of the Ukraine, about which were slowed down at the end. The Pinns State Hull and received assurances that Hitler has made hungry speeches in years past, belongs to-the Nazis. are only 50 miles from Leningrad. the United States would not support Leningrad is menaced Odessa is ready for besieging. The Germans and While the German drive a British or a Russian military move their have earned their invasion two-pronged allies 300 miles, with the Russian Iran. This was a curious an- ajgout on Leningrad, from the west and from against campaign now in its third month. The claims of the bombastic and hyperbolic the south, was in its early-week swift nouncement, time probably will dis- enemies the German and the Russian put losses during the first eight stage, the Nazis took the three towns close its purpose. Since the Roosevelt- weeks of the war at 7.000,000 men—about the population of London. Yet of Novgorod, Kinglsepp and Narva. Churchill talks, the United States, It is the Russians give no Mgn of relaxing their resistance. This is a black hour Narva has been regarded as an impor- understood, has become an ally of Eng- for Russia, but Solomon A. Lovosky, the Soviet spokesman in Moscow, said: tant Russian defense center on the land land in all but name and guns. "There is no alarm or pessimism in our ranks. Even Hitler and his bridge between the Gulf of Finland and Jn Monday President Roosevelt showed It is in Estonia. advisers understand that the war in the east has only begun." Lake Peipus. Kingisepp keen interest In the Middle East. He is in Russia Those two towns South of Russia the British made diplomatic demands on Iran, whose proper. announced that arrangements had been were in the advance of the army from made for the Pan American Bhah was told that he must rid his country of the Germans there. The Airways the west. Novgorod, where the Russians system to ferry fighting aircraft from Iranian Minister in Washington announced that Iran would fight if invaded, put up particularly stubborn resistance, the United States to West Africa and after England was reported preparing a military march across Iran. Presi- is on tne southern rim of the Red Armys' thence direct to British armed forces dent Roosevelt announced that the United States would inaugurate a South 100 defense arc near Lake Ilmen, about in the Middle East. If any British armed Atlantic service to West Africa to American to the Middle ferry get supplies miles from Leningrad. forces took a step toward Iran, they is the East. Iran bnUge between the Middle East and Russia. On the Far From the north last week the Finns would be British armed forces in the Eastern front the United States and Japan spent the week arranging for drove down the Karelian Isthmus and Middle East. the means of withdrawal of American citizens from Japan if they should succeeded in smasmng, j Those forces saw some activity durin? want to go. ·> Finns Make Helsinki high command ; the week. Their planes bombed Syracuse * * * * the Soviet de- in Sicily. tank and infantry units already had Real Gains reported, fenses what once * * * » crossed. By a concerted fire the Soviet atop was own Mannerheim Line. Russian Front artillerymen brought down three Ger- Finland's The Finns have occupied the entire up- Leningrad, the Ukraine and Gomel are man bombers and chased away the other rar bastern shore of the river Vuoksi on the hront the key words in the Russian war last Fascist Junkers. In several days the per Isthmus and claimed that five A week the United States was week From three directions the Finns anti-aircraft battery of Lt. Maleev de- Karelian ago Soviet divisions had been routed. The aroused to learn that the Japanese gov- end the Germans moved toward Lenin- stroyed 10 enemy planes." Finns also announced the talcing of the ernment had refused to permit the de- grad, the second city of Russia, whose Kiev is still Russian and the Germans of Kakisalmi on the northwest shore parture from Japan of 100 American defender. Gen. Klementi Voroshilov, ex- have said little about it. Moscow re- port of Lake The Finns said the citizens who wanted to get passage for horted the civilians to rise to their city's ported that a new play opened in the Ladoga. Russian divisions had thrown back the United States on the American ship defense, as the citizens did in an earlier Ukrainian capital during the middle they were the 142d, 168th, 198th and President Coolidge. On Monday Joseph day in Madrid and Warsaw. South of of the week and attracted many of the 115th, 265th. C. Grew, our Ambassador Tokio, Smolensk the Germans drove toward city's residents. Odessa Is now the great ip On the Soviets threw re- called on the Japanese Foreign Minister, Gomel and captured it. Almost all the German Ukrainian objective—a rich sea- Thursday inforcements the German drives Keijiro Toyoda. and discussed the Ukraine west of the Dnieper River fell port on the Black Sea. When Nikolaev against ques- on And within the Gen. i tion. By the week's end the situation to the Nazis, including the naval base was taken, only a gap of 25 miles from Leningrad. city Voroshilov called on the with was under control. Secretary Hull in- of Nikolaev on the Bug River. But that city down the Bug estuary to the people an summons. "The enemy will dicated that an arrangement had been Odessa and Kiev, the two greatest Black Sea appeared to be left open be- eioquent never set foot in our (which Stalin made with for Ukrainian cities, and several other "is- tween Odessa and the rest of Ukraine. city" Japan gradual repatria- himself defended in 1919). Gen. Voroshi- tion of American citizens from that lands of population" are yet Russian. In The loss of Odessa would give the Ger- lov said. in these words to country and of from the United the meantime Gen. Semeon Budyenny is mans increased strength on the Black IJe sought Japanese arouse the citizens to work for Lenin- States. conducting a difficult operation in getting Sea and improve the chances of a Ger- defense: The press continued to raise his troops across the Dnieper to its man sea drive against the oil port of grad's Japanese "Women: Inspire your husbands, the question whether Japan should per- eastern side. It is a river of few bridges Bat uni. ^ sons and brothers. mit the of oil from the United —-five or six between Kiev and the Black No matter how honest are the Moscow your shipment men: Join detachments for States to Vladivostok. That, Is a Eea. pronouncements of determination to go "Young too, defense. matter which time will develop. The Germans captured Nikolaev a on. what the Germans Below the wide mouth of the Volga, sandwiched beticeen the Black and Caspian Seas, lies Russia's Cau- ! "Workers: Leningrad will need more Week ago today. It is their biggest prize Russian have taken in Ukrainia casus, homeland of Josef Stalin and one of the world's richest oil regions. * * * * and more arms so as to insure men at of the war so far. Loss ls a nati°nal treasury Across the Caucasian border in Iran are more oil fields producing some 12,000,000 tons a year. Another 100 Costly the front shall have sufficient arms and Nikolaev Along with the base costly to lose. The Ger- miles aicay, near Mosul and Kirkuk, in Iraq, lies still more ammunition. Prize the Germans claimed mans now have a rich ore region on To feed Germany's great military juggernaut the 400,000 tons of oil a month it requires. Adolf Hitler has England Biggest "Workers and engineers of Leningrad: Winston Churchill, the Prime Min- the capture there of which the Soviets depended for much pointed one of his mightiest offensives at these three objectives. Should the Nazi war machine conquer the Work for defense of the defense ister of reached his country this • battleship and other naval vessels, of their vitally-needed iron. Behind the country, Caucasus alone, it would hold fields spouting close to 30 000,000 tons of oil a year, about 70 per cent of Russia's England, own with even self- across the At- but Moscow said those ships had been German troops making the advance in of your city greater entire production. week after the voyage I with no and with the lantic from his meeting at sea with destroyed, along with the floating docks. the Ukraine are the armies of the Ru- lessness, respite of of the "Colossal Russia goes calmly a heart during nine days' travel across nail or no doubt would like to control, ir is a Roosevelt. On his way he As part of the Russian strategy of manian general. Ion Antonescu, mopping full knowledge responsibility President decisive with the work of harvesting 'the biggest Russia's enormous length." possible roadway toward the rich Eng- at Iceland, over which a German keeping the armies cohesive and orderly, up. Moscow said the Ukrainians are part played by production." stopped grain crop since the revolution' without This week we shall see how Odessa and lish country of India. If the Germans flew this week and where an Gen. Budyenny began after the fall of observing the "scorched-earth" policy It is an astronomical campaign. The plane the slightest evidence that two months Leningrad, and possibly Kiev, conduct held Iran, the British position in the American soldier died—how the War Nikolaev to withdraw his troops closely. Russians on Thursday declared officially of Nazi hammering has yet brought even themselves in c: difficulty. Middle East would be menaced. If the did not He was Georgs across the Dnieper River. Near North of the Ukraine is Gomel, on the that German losses approximated 2,000,- Department say. the beginning of the internal breakdown ♦ * * * British control it or hold it, the Germans Everett Meeks, 27, of Nikolaev speedy German panzer units Sozh River near its juncture with the 000 killed and wounded. The Germans Washington. so confidently predicted by Nazi propa- would have that much more difficult a took to a letter "ïcr operating under Gen. Ewald von Kleist Dnieper. German troops led forward said 5.000,000 Red Army troops had been Churchill England Middle Eastern Front time in trying to win it. from Mr. Roosevelt. slashed at the heels of the Russian south of the advance on the road to killed, wounded or captured. In the re- gandists. King George the island have been troops making the crossing. Some idea Moscow took this center in the middle cent Ukrainian drive the Germans "Whatever his territorial gains. Adolf South of Russia lies Iran, where long For these and many other reasons Iran The forces on The British A said that British of the action around the Dnieper was of the week, and thus established them- claimed 330.000 prisoners. Hitler terribly miscalculated Soviet ago lived the tough Medes and Per- is important to the British. busy. high authority think there are Germans in the air raids the last eight weeks of given by Moscow in this communique : selves on the firm ground east of the Reassurance about the attitude of the morale. Every non-Russian diplomat sians. Iran is east of 3,000 during have far more R. "The anti-aircraft battery of Lt. Pinsk Marshes. The Germans, in other Russians toward their recent misfortunes and observer with whom I have talked Iron Vital Iraq, which England con- country waiting to help an invading heavy attack placed F. bombers over Germany in a single Maleev protected from aerial attack our words, got themselves around a major came to this country from an experienced during my few days in the Soviet Union To British trois, and Iraq is east of German army, and last Monday London A. the Germans over Eng- troops crossing River D. Fascist planes obstacle, the marshes, and speculation correspondent, A. T. Steele, who arrived agrees on this point, that today Russian Syria, which England : sent a note to the Shah of Iran in night than put the of land in the heaviest assault» cf appeared in the morning to the west. envisioned a German southward turn by plane in Moscow from China. He morale is excellent. This is borne out, controls. Iran is the southern gate to Teheran demanding expulsion nightly On the last autumn and winter. They headed for the river where our from Gomel toward the Ukraine—pos- I wrote: I too. by my own superficial observations the Russian Caucasus, which the Nazis these Germans. Friday reply to

zard. Stuart Chase had been scheduled to lecture in Ogden and had been delayed ANTHONY EDEN ARRIVES AS A DIPLOMAT ECCLES-THE DUAL PERSONALITY SPENDER because of the storm. Mr. Eccles filled in. and Mr. Chase arrived just in time Makes Good and Is Seen as a Prime Minister Open-Hahded in Depression, He Now Pinches Pennies to hear the closing portion of his speech. Foreign Office Glamour Boy He was so impressed he insisted on giving Drew By Clarke Reach Mr. Eccles a letter introducing him to By Middleton. Rexford Guy Tugwell, who was then in Marriner S. Eccles. the man who is ligious affairs, said his associates, but Eden, thè "coming of Italian boots in Africa. Edn Washington helping to supply tlie ad- Anthony perennial tramp to discourage vou from an in him they still detect a Puritan under man" of British has arrived at had and driven the League Into crying buying ministration with ideas and a staff. politics, cajoled automobile or refrigerator on an easy- the skin. He takes a highball occa- last—in the wake of the Soviet-Polish sanctions against Italy. But as Foreign About a month later a Senate commit- installment plan, is a thrifty Scotch sionally and at long intervals lights a treaty which he nursed from •forbidding Secretary he was fated to see his meas- tee was investigating the depression and banker, an advocate of high taxes and cigarette. Yet, he seems to do it just beginnings to final signature. ures evaporate under the sun of Bald- Mr. Eccles volunteered to contribute his ''hard money," and chairman of the to be sociable, they say. This treaty of British Allies which. win's "practical politics." Whether opinions. He expounded his deficit- Ppderal Reserve Board His smile Is wan and fleeting. at least, lulled enmities of a Eden after 26 months In of- the temporarily resigned or at a New Year spending theory, which envisages He also has been the New Deal's arch- on the putting green thousand years, is regarded here as one fice because Prime Minister Chamberlain, Government a eve his conservation Is about eco- becoming compensating pump-primer, preacher of "deficit spend- party, of Britain s chief diplomatic triumphs of who succeeded Baldwin, wished to open ardent nomic and agent in economic cycles, spending and ing'' doctrines, "easy money" fan monetary problems. the war and a personal victory for Eden. Anglo-Italian talks pointing toward a He became a director of one of his lending heavily in bad times to create ■nd foe of high taxes. Whitehall looks on Eden's successful new agreement with Italy. Eden dif- If that sounds it father's banks at 22. and took of employment and expand credit, and in paradoxical, prob- charge negotiations as proof that the diplomatic fered, as he had on many other points Interests when he was good times taxing and reducing expendi- ably is no less astonishing to a lot of the family's many glamour boy of the middle 3$s has be- of policy, and resigned. tures to reduce Government debt and foreign legislators on Capitol Hill, where dia- 26. By 1932. it has been reported, he come a seasoned and able foreign secre- excessive of Between that day and September 3. tribes against "Eccles-the-spendthrift" had multiplied the family fortune: he prevent piling up private tary. income. 1939, when Chamberlain brought him were almost a daily routine during the then was at the head of a chain of 26 Britons look for further diplomatic much attention to the back to the cabinet as Dominions Secre- •30s. banks and was president or a director Nobody paid triumphs—a commodity in which Eng- bettle-browed stran- ; tary, Eden preached his gospel of col- Even the two Senators from of a great variety of rich businesses and nervous, dark-eyed, land has been short—and for Virginia shockingly lective to Britain and the rest ger. But he did go to see Mr. Tugwell security have nothing to say these days against industries. Eden to carry the fiopes and fears of | and his letter from Mr. Chase. of Europe. Eccles-the-pennypincher. Yet Carter He was a businessman, pure and present his nation to a peace conference after Before Mr. Eccles' star rose like a Glass, father of the Federal Reserve simple, until the depression; then he long the war. Saw War Coming. rocket. has been for became aroused the whole chaotic The evolution of Eden from the black- System, outraged years by by He wrote a book. He spoke at polit- Eccles' situation and he to In December, 1933. he was put in to his Mr. unorthodox banking princi- began speculate hatted. bright young men present ical in obscure north of the Civil Works Administra- meetings country F. a Democratic leader about the cause and cure of depressions. charge stature has etched lines in his ples; Harry Byrd, deep towns. He was about state tion for gloomy the of the bloc, used to launch his Out of his own head and through his Utah; in January, 1934, when handsome face, turned his hair gray and economy of the world and said so. he was he was made assistant to bitterest attacks against Mr. Eccles. own experiences, he says, he evolved his 43, forced him into a rigorous and confining the of the "The world at best now enjoys no more Denies economic theories. He is not a college Secretary Treasury Morgen- routine. Inconsistency. MARRINER S. ECOLES. ANTHONY EDEN. than an easy respite between successive graduate and he declares he has never thau; in November, 1934, the President May Be Postwar Prime Minister. Mr. Ecclçs, nevertheless, has not been —Harris & Eu-ing Photo. acts of said. in appointed him chairman of the Fed- —A. P. Photo. violence." he This pessi- converted, and he insists that he is not read a book on economics, and. fact, Political wiseacres who haunt the eral mism contrasted strangely with the mixer. For the that must has had time to read no books whatever Reserve Board, remarking: being inconsistent. It is simply in the glad-handing lobbies of the House of Commons are often dictates memoranda or speeches tell me he a sunny atmosphere in which Downing be done around the office he depends since he came to Washington. "They has had string I creed of a deficit spender to sing the touting Eden as the first postwar prime while he lies on a couch. Street bathed. on Lawrence his has other economists of banks for a long time and none of J gay, lending-spending tune in a depres- heavily Clayton, bulky, He often quoted minister. Only Eden, with his combina- Frequently ill when he was Foreign amiable assistant. the two noted teachers of them has failed." Eden urged friendship with Russia and sion. and then to strike a eomber note chief —particularly tion of aristocratic background and deep from 1935. to Feb- Secretary December, a alliance. But he has many close friends among the Government theory, John Eastern bankers, who had never heard military He discovered he when everybody else is going delirious spending feeling for the rights of the common ruary 20, 1938, Eden appears to thrive administration leaders. like his of and Stuart of him, rushed to the newspaper files had been in the trenches opposite Hitler over a business boom. They Maynard Keynes England man. would be able to unite a discon- on wartime work. He has been Minister and what he knows of their and to the record of the Senate hear- during the World War, when he won a Mr, Eccles for months has been urging democratic, unassuming manner, Chase. But tented Britain when the war ends, they for the Dominions. War Secretary and ad*"· he came from ing to learn what manner of man it was military cross, but he kept his further • curb on the $10.000,000.000 consumer even some of his enemies say they statements, asserts, declare. "his majesty's principal Secretary of and who was to oreside in the very thoughts on this beguiling subject to mire his and his tire- conversations temple ..vn credit business, so it was no surprise sincerity intense, digests, magazines, ûiUCll a auuiiY ΑΛΑ mo pi^ovuv jvw, State for Affairs" since the out- οι Foreign less devotion to his cause. uovernment Danicing. wnat tney himself. when President Roosevelt decreed that it newspapers. ever, tends to thwart any ambitions he break of war. Yet his health is far better read a He makes no effort to be a ηηα mis remarn- gave them shock from which they Firmly convinced that war was com- must be regulated and gave the job to mystery New Deal economists may have of becoming Britain's wartime than it was six years ago. most him as a learned didn't recover for years. ing, he rejoined his old the Federal Reserve Board, which, for man. like central bankers. The able, for they regard I leader. The experience he gained in prewar formation, the 1 Eccles travels of understand how Mr. became the administra- King's Royal Rifle as a ell practical purposes, is Eccles. The Birtain's Montagu Norman, scholar and they cannot Vital to Britain now is improvement Europe stands him in good stead now. Corps, major. tion's most articulate and He was other members could outvote him, but for example, often were made incognito, he mastered the science of economics outspoken οf relations between Soviet Russia and serving again as a soldier, going and he champion of Government on salesman οι security. ι back to war which he men on the inside say this seldom has I shunned the common touch. ; without exhaustive study. spending Turkey. Eden may yet construct a had tried to pre- public works. He sided with when happened. I Central bankers usually seem to find The general public, particularly the Harry Middle Eastern confederation of Russia, When he took over the spacious quar- vent, Chamberlain called him back Hopkins, Tom Corcoran, Harold Ickes the brownstone to Whitehall. The job of the credit czar is to say silence, austerity and aloofness a neces- anti-New Dealers, have envisaged Mr. Turkey, Syria, Egypt and Iran ranged ters in rambling building and Henry Wallace to the Presi- that houses the Britain I how large a down payment you must sary part of their role. To Mr. Eccles, Eccles as consorting continually with urge against Germany. Foreign Office, that's the often dent to spend more, when Mr. Morgen- had been humbled diplomatically, the make, how long you can take to pay up "tripe." academic high brows, picture j There are other pressing problems. thau and Jesse Jones were that Turks were end what terms you arrange with the Mr. Eccles and his doctrines are easily being somewhat sinister, a shadowy saying Future Japanese moves in Southern Asia, wavering, Spain definitely Brown the should be was a move to the It to "durable explained: (1) He Is a wealthy banker of brain-trusters and budget balanced. of Iran and Afghan- hostile, organize Bal- feller. applies mostly gathering wild-eyed Nazi infiltration tContinued From Mr. Eccles, however, had con- kans had failed in Page C-l.) goods," such as automobiles, refrigera- of Scotch descent, (2) he was born and Rasputins in mortar boards. always istan, Spain's unwillingness to succumb against Germany tended that the budget must be bal- Rumania, and Bulgaria. tors, washing machines and vacuum reared in Utah. -Charted- New Deal. to Sir Samuel Hoare's sweet talk, and Hungary anced. But he thinks it should not be not an titles of to Russia of cleaners. Father Left $7,000,000. Actually Mr. Eccles never met the riddle of "When is an enemy All Eden's past trained him for the supplies by way Dr^ done a As is both to save for de- during depression. soon as to Finland, are he now is the Pacific. The Japanese have The purpose In Utah and neighboring States, eco- Keynes until a few weeks ago when enemy," now applicable part playing. already the economic clouds lift, however, Mr, the served notice that will not tolerate fense uses the materials which go into nomic heresies often have flourished friends the two for a other questions which keep lights Prom the moment he in Paris they brought together Eccles is the appeared first to talk of budget bal· Office. the continuance of this can de- these products and to help prevent in- and there is an inborn distrust of luncheon when Dr. Keynes, an adviser burning in the Foreign in 1933 as a fledgling diplomat repre- They ancing, through higher taxes and debt His Views. clare the sea between and Siberia flation. Eastern bankers and Wall Street. This, to the British treasury, was visiting Sticks to senting Britain in preliminary conver- Japan retirement—once in 1936, when it seemed these with to be Japanese territorial waters and The main cause of general price rises probably, is largely because Utah is a Washington. Eden is attacking problems sations on disarmament until the hour recovery was on the way; again in No- that belt with men-of-war. Is the diminution of the supply of con- debtor State; its leading industries and Mr. Eccles, who always had voted the zest and judgment backed by experience. last December when Churchill named patrol vember, 1939, when the defense spend- his And If this materiel on which the Rus- *umer goods at a time when the supply businesses are owned by men from the Republican ticket and was deemed a His voice is crisp, judgments him Foreign Secretary, Eden lived and ing boom was on the horizon. are heeded sians must count to their of increases, the in- who drain oft the and take conservative made a reasoned, and his opinions by breathed the *nd reorganize purchasing power East, profits businessman, speech He describes dangerous intriguing himself as "a capitalist with increasing re- forces is not Stalin may crease being caused by re-employment them home. in June, 1932, at a bankers' convention cabinet colleagues game of Internationa; politics. forthcoming, ultra-conservative." declare that he was and wages installment David of a Scotch in which well compelled to accept rising curbing His father, Eccles, Salt Lake City, might spect. As a supersalesman of British di- will ease the of in Lord Beaverbrook is adver- Hitler's preferred hand—should the Ger- buying pressure pur- immigrant family, settled Utah after entitle him to rank as the precursor, the Although plomacy, he toured col- Europe selling man dictator that is to the chasing power by slowing down the rate converted to Mormonism, and ac- John the the New Deal. tised widely as the man who says "no" decide it being Baptist of lective security, as embodied in the cov- at which circulates and Maxim Litvinoff's Stock Prime Minister Churchill, the Foreign Reich's advantage to end the campaign money by pre- cumulated a fortune in banking, lumber, To correct the Nation s economic mis- to enant of the League of Nations, to the creation of new also takes views against Russia. Germany's war on the venting money, sugar, insurance and other enterprises. takes and to preserve capitalism and Takes a Rise in Russia I Secretary frequently Belgians, French, Scandinavians and when- i and sticks to them U. S. S. R. was dictated by two motives: which, in effect, is what happens When he died he left Marriner and the democracy, he proposed spending billions opposite to Churchill Russians. Litvinoff's brand of salesman- The elimination of the striking power of ever λ bank makes a loan. rest of his large family $7,000,000. of dollars in public works and carrying Maxim with quiet reasonableness. back in in worker in a Black-hatted, equally raplendent In an army which might become hostil· Not Glad-Hander Marriner, like the sons of most well- out a long list or monetary, economic and ship is good standing Russia, Eden is noted as a hard Type. tweeds or he across face to reports, the tanner of hard workers. As the tails, moved the when the Reich is heavily engaged In Mr. Eccles has been a spectacular to-do Mormon families, went abroad as social reforms. What he proposed was and, according government commissar is back in in his office these of a Europe in which Adolf Hitler still' the West; and the complete control over in a as a a missionary when he was 19. In frock practically a for the New Deal. Soviet foreign good lights burn brightly figure spectacular decade; yet, blueprint was a Churchill a too. clubmen on their way just noisy upstart and Russia's principal larder—the Ukraine. personality, he would fade into the coat and silk hat he preached in Scot- It startled Utah that Summer, «tien standing, nights, convivial to Park often slightly paunchy politician apparently If theee two objectives are attained, of of New land for two years. Among his converts Franklin from the Litvinoff in his heyday played up home through St. James background any gathering top Roosevelt, campaign limbo. did his best to sell her on Rus- Eden's a headed for Hitler may be willing once more to ex- Dealers—if it were not for the fact that was a native of the country, May Camp- platform, was saying the Federal budget TCngiand, glimpse spare figure getting He to the breath of resh air in the small hours. Prime Minister Baldwin chose Eden tend a friendly hand to Stalin and there he usually holds the stage by lecturing bell Young. She became Mrs. Eccles In must be balanced and the Government sian respectability. played up and was a factor in Four or five a week Eden sleep· as Foreign Secretary December 22, 1936, are many in Washington who fear thai at great length on monetary theories. 1913, returning to Utah with him. Th· must economize. United States, too, nights 8tate· of on a cot Installed near his office. as the peace which had enveloped Europe this hand would be grabbed by the Ru«- He Is smallish, of meager build, walke couple has three children. Early la 1933 Mr. Bcclee repeated hi· achieving United recognition the Re husbands his strength with nape, since 1990 began to vanish under the ilan dictator with enthusiasm. with bead down, eyes averted. He la no Mr. Ecclei Is not u active now In re- theorlea la the midst of » fateful bill- , Soviet Union. 4 « « C • *