OCT. 27, TOST THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7 It Seems to Me WALL STREET and the DEPRESSION Fair Enough Rebuilding of Financial Structure, Trade Restrictions Urged l'ndr the witrhful tyt of l nrle Sm. Wall Street matthe* forth—to what? John T. Flrnn. in bi. lint of i* articles on “Wall Street and the Depression—The BROUN Story of Oar Past Pise Years,'* sentores a forecast of the stock market’s future. WESTBROOK PEGLER HfVHIISITHINK that I have seen the polished, patent- In past articles he has |isen readers of The Tunes retealin* tlimpses of the causes FRANCISCO. Oct. 27. Let me explain to lay behind the continuance of the depression, and has resriewed 1 leather of recovery coming around that cor- that crash and the SANhim,” said Mr. Hjalmar Utzebeck. Upton Sin- toe the (rowing (oyernmental supervision of the marts of trade. where has long been hiding. clair’s enormous friends from Denmark by way of ner he so The old a a a gentleman was not running or even walking briskly. Alaska. He was ambling. Nevertheless it seemed to me as if BY JOHN T. FLYNN Up to this time Mr. Sinclair, himself, and three he had made up his mind to come home in the hope (Copyright. 1934. NEA Service, Inc I other imported Californians had taken turns ex- that everything would be forgiven. XJEW YORK, Oct. 27.—What is to be the future of Wall Street? plaining their EPIC plan for changing California's I warn him here and now not to knock at my IN In New York you can hear any sort of prophecy you desire. Men government but had made no yards against your door. Tliere is no lamp in the window of my apart- in the Street will tell you that the great days of the old Street are correspondent's alert stupidity. They had used ment and Old Man Recovery will find no edible fat- over forever. Still others Insist that with the first real lift in business straight old-fashioned power arguments and Intri- ted calf around these premises. it will come back bigger and “better’' than ever. I have been peering cate economic spinners but had been stopped dead My grurigp against Enoch J. Ra- into the crystal and I must confess it is very obscure and murky. at the line of scrimmage by the rovery is that he has left behind For one thing those who suppose that Americans have learned their simple fact that they were argu- him the man who was supposed lesson and will hence be protected from any further similar disasters ing for Socialism. to be his pal and traveling com- are sadly mistaken. In fact, the triple-crash man panion. I refer, of course, to In March, 1933. this nation sank down in the most complete collapse from Los Angeles who had failed Rrger X. Readjustment. Indeed, of its history. Yet within three months, these chastened people were in in banking and the movie busi- there is room for a grave suspi- the throes of another bull market, built on inflation and the return of ness and was now going down hill cion that Recovery has done away alcohol. There were more pools, rumors, options, crazy children fresh fast in the come-apart bungalow with Readjustment in some foul from the fire than I ever have seen in Wall Street. And it cracked on business, had lost a few yards hidden the manner bociy. Julv 18 in a disastrous day almost as bad as Oct. 23, 1929. when he tripped over his premise For more than a year our news- Incredible? Yes. But while this bull market was in progress every- and sprawled on his conclusion. ft. papers and magazines have been body was satisfied from the White House down. It was only when it ”1 am a capitalist.” he had said dealing with the problem as to cracked that the roar of anger went up. The AAA administrator told and your correspondent had M'M whether the vital concern of the smeared him in the Chicago Board of Trade it must put grain prices up and “keep his tracks with Ileywood country’ should be to secure some them up.” Senator Thomas of Oklahoma wired the Stock Exchange Mahatma Sinclair's own admis- Westbrook Broun measure of immediate prosperity that if it didn t adopt a rule to limit declines in a single day congress ' sion that the goal of the EPIC Pegler or whether it might not be wiser would get after it. team was the complete oblitera- and leading S tion of and the to make here now fundamental changes No word about limiting boosts. profit substitution of production for balanced stability. That is an old fiction which has use in to a more economic little and forget California. It hold by many that a with No! We learn been sold to legislators for years. J * was preoccupation "Let me explain in language which he will under- recovery. plenty. I have been reading ex- pure bunk. But it is being readjustment was an impediment to This It is stand.” said Mr. Utzebeck. and Mr. Sinclair, lying thought, appearances, has the history trotted out again to scare the school of from all present tensively lately in of on the bed. let Hjalmar get on with the spinning. As business picks up you will hear commission. There is some ground won the day. Athens four hundred years before fJ. Mr. Utzebeck is built on the lines of a heavy- that it has less and less about unemployment insurance, old for believing already weight wrestler. He would and he may be Christ. There was a depression scared of exalted poli- yet a age pensions and oth r social measures. some the great man on the ramparts. His a then which paralleled almost all ticians who our destinies. shouiders are a a a rule Members of the National Securities Exchange Commission, organized by the government to protect ten-minutes walk from arm and lus hands the factors in this one, including The chief peril adequate reg- arm to to the investing are (seated, left to right) Ferdinind Pecora, Joseph P. Kennedy, chairman, and were made for throwing blocks. Penitents Doff Sackcloth all the follies. And ending, as ulation of the exchange now is public, paving James M. left to right) George C. Matthews and Robert Healy. a a a almost all depressions end, in war. the nod the Landis! (standing the vaguest ripple of better times induced possibility that a from Will the securities and ex- White House may cause the com- Big many penitents to take off their sackcloth, put Wheels—Little Wheels I'UST change act really bring Wall mission to slow up for political scientific indeed the craziest tional corporation law compelling limiting commercial banks to the ashes on dumb waiter and go back into the Street and the exchanges under thing in our civilization. It was all industries engaged in inter- lending on absolutely self-liquidat- UTZEBECK advanced to the center of the giddy raiment. While the nervous breakdown was reasons. control? I think it will have to But this must remem- not created by experts to meet state commerce to take out nation- ing obligations—ordinary com- MR.hotel bedroom, shot his cuffs, flexed his shoul- upon us, many promises were made. Sick indus- be be conceded that the personnel of bered. Whether Wall Street is the needs of a highly complex so- al charters. Thus alone can cor- mercial credits. ders and turned on a smile so muscular that it trialists were ready to get together and agree on a the present commission is a good in the interest of the ciety. It just grew, without porate abuses be reached. No Those who wish to borrow for jiggled his scalp. new dispensation. Old devices of carelessness and governed one. or the interest of Wall any logical relation to the func- single state can act alone. A should do from lend- • Now,” he began, spreading his hands in a rea- corruption were to be rigorously uprooted. people long terms so Judge Healy, the able lawyer Street will on the com- tions ;hich a system company can in any soning gesture, “we have very' I there were remarks about labor depend w financial incorporate in Institutions which are not a simple proposition. believe even who conducted the brilliant power act state fa- We will imagine two big being and with my own ears mission. The original con- ought to perform. where it gets the most wheels, spinning rapidly. a partner in industry trust investigation for the federal which would Therefore ought to make a charter law. That is why banks and whose existence is not One is a big wheel and the other is little. The I heard several prominent manufacturers assert tained provisions we vorable big trade commission; George Mat- make it impossible for the com- study of the whole thing and ef- most of them go to Delaware, imperiled by the freezing of its wheel gets littler and the little wheel bigger. they would be wholly satisfied with smaller funds. Above all, banks gets that thews of Wisconsin, an experi- mission to a thoroughgoing reformation Maryland and other such states. lending by One is employment, the other the than they knew in the old days, if only peace be pro-Wall Street fect a in the be unemployed. profits r enced practical economist, well one. Rules margins, of it all—which means our banks, The national government should stock market should When capitalistic industry doesn't want the work- and security could be established along the eco- controlling prohibited. versed in blue sky security oper- brokers our savings mechanisms, our in- then abolish rigidly ers, they go to work on the other and it very' much of that soil of talk is regulations prohibiting holding companies wheel nomic front. Not ations; James Landis, an able gambling for their organization, our invest- of all These the I know that most bankers will grows bigger. When capitalistic industry picks being heard today. from own ac- surance kinds. are ma- not agree with these recommen- lip lawyer who has made a study of count, drastic provisions affecting ment devices, our corporation chine guns of corpo- the wheel gets bigger again.” My prediction of the return of prosperity is in the hands dations. That is chiefly because corporate finance; Ferdinand Pe- were in the bill. laws and our trading markets. rate promoters. To talk about “Tell him,” Mahatma Sinclair suggested, “the based to some extent on the decided spurt in the of pools bankers, who may know a good cora, whose brilliant castigation The Wall Street lobby with the 2. We have made a beginning while can one about the twelve barter transactions in which concerned with luxury and entertain- for itself. individualism individuals deal about how to run a bank, enterprises Wall Street speaks aid of United States treasury on our trading markets. This arm themselves with the re- not a cent of money changed hands.” ment. This is a theatrihal season far beyond the Kennedy, chairman of the know little or nothing about our Joseph P. department took all these teeth should be strengthened by (a) of a thousand “That is a long one,” Mr. Utzebeck demurred. feeble mummery’ of last year. People are coming the commission, was a Wall Street sources hundred economic system. If we w'ant a out of the act. They left the prohibiting security brokers from men We have not a “AH right; anyway, I tell him.” bark to the restaurants, football games are crowded man and I his nomina- is ridiculous. reasonable stable economic ma- opposed whole subject up to a commis- speculating for their own account; nation of equal individuals, but Knowing what was in store, Mahatma Sinclair once again, and there is betting at the race tracks. tion. But he knows Wall Street, chine we must come to this. sion. (b) prohibiting them from acting for millions of individuals and a moved to the table and fortified himself with a These may be trivial symptoms. Sometimes an is aware of its sins and has shown Above all, I warn solemnly out As for margins, this was left as bankers and making loans on few corporate monsters. against any continuance of the baked apple. The come-apart capitalist excavated Increase in this sort of spending rises merely himself to be at least as vigorous interior to the federal reserve board. A securities; (c) prohibiting banks tt tt company the of a baked potato the size of of I doubt if it has any such signifi- colleagues in taming the a vicious holding system a foot- desperation. as his good commission can be trusted from making loans on securities or ball. cance right now. exchange. must deal with our bank- applied to banks. Our people, I to penetrate the pretensions and any other form of collateral save daresay all And your correspondent, alreadv dazed by Mr. Chiefly I base my prophecy on the obvious fact He particularly interested in WEing system. We have done like peoples, are obdu- is fakes of Wall Street and enforce self-liquidating obligations; (and) Utzebeck's huge arms, waving in circles in illustra- that big business is growning arrogant once more. to mend their little about that. The Glass- rate about turning a deaf ear to forcing corporations sound But the fu- taking away from the Federal Re- But is serious. tion of the rapidly spinning, and longer compromising and conciliatory toward ways. transactions. Steagal Dili does not go nearly far warnings. this one expanding con- It is no If this commission is let what kind of control over mar- tracting wheels was now employes. alone, I believe will ultimately ture will depend on serve Board all enough. We must have a national If holding company banking is bowled down by the ter- it make commissions. (e) taking the autonomous rific confusion and power of a a a force comprehensive program men up these gins; banking system. Here again the permitted to flourish it will abso- Mr. Utzebeck’s long one a of There is no guarantee that direction of exchanges out of the lutely destroy about the twelve reform in the stock markets. they reason is the same. While state us. transactions. We expected to be Wailing, Gnashing Goes On will not, in the end, fall under the hands of brokers and giving rep- I warned about holding com- hit almost any moment with a nut or bolt from a a a and national systems are com- goes dominion of the powerful inter- resentation to all interests con- pany banking back in the twen- that spinning human mechanism. wailing and gnashing of teeth still (f) peting there can be no adequte if it is let alone. At pres- ests they are set up to control, as cerned in trading; and finally ties. It was this indefensible a a a When a man has been sick long enough banking protection. Right now' our MUCHon. ent, immense pressure is being has happened to our utility com- putting all these things into laws thing which wrecked the banks of even a return health seems to him no more than ISAY banking system is defunct, held Debris Just Piles to the by busi- missions, our railroad and bank- and directing the commission to Detroit and Cleveland and, for Up another symptom. The lads of Wall Street still applied by exchange, up wholly by the federal deposit ness and by politicians to frighten ing and insurance commissions. enforce, not make, these rules. that matter, many other places began 200 are crying that all is lost, including honor. They are insurance fund. This, therefore, with calves on a farm somewhere and it. The commission is being a a a 3. To reach our investment sys- and sent the repercussions of going miss their tribulations. But the stock mar- is the time to recast it. ITa farmer who wanted some lumber for anew to warned that drastic regulation us not be too sure, there- tem, our corporation laws which those failures through thousands barn. are inching up. A few new highs of the Financial institutions should be It swept on through a sawmill and up the ket prices will result in crippling the issu- ' fore, that Wall Street will not are at the root of most of our divided of smaller banks. I see signs too year have been established in the last month or so. LET rigidly into banking and California hills to an old gravel bunker. Veering of new securities and block- come back. troubles should be completely re- or obvious to be ignored that it is and week I sold a short story to a magazine. The ance savings investment institutions. reversing, Mr. Utzebeck knocked over an old Last ing the revival of the capital To afford us insurance cast. Corporations never were Banks should banks to this astounding folly bankers depression must be over. some be and noth- their windmill and a water tank and swept on and on, goods industries. In my book on against this, however, I urge that intended to be instruments in the ing else. exercise will turn for exploits if pros- Frankly, I think America is recovering from its They a sovereign perity return. accumulating debris like a roomful of Rotarians speculation, I have tried to show the following measures should be hands of promoters to milk, in- creation of should “Old slump too We did not go through our function—the money, There singing MacDonald Had a Farm.” quickly. through elaborate studies, that adopted dustry. They have grown so because all the is, indeed, much to be travail long enough to accept the fact that it was money wr e do busi- done if we w Chickens, parsnips, leather vests from the hides the stock exchange really does not 1. First of all, the trouble does chiefly through the competition of ness with is created our r really r ant to make a of the constitutional. Today, or at any rate tomorrow', we by banks serious to get the 200 calves, lumber, veal stew, old iron and any function whatever in not lie just in the stock exchang- certain charter mongering states. through currency. They effort capitalist will say that it was no worse than a bad headache perform deposit system of functioning bolts and nuts from the dismantled bunker and producing any new capital funds es. It lies in our whole financial The first step is for the United must, therefore, be kept again. windmill and let it go at that. rigidly filled the room. for industry. system, w'hich is ramshackle, un- States government to enact a na- liquid. This can be done only I am not so heartless that I would like to see by (The End) Suddenly, Mr. Utzebeck stopped. The air was men carry on under their misery one day clear and still. The unemployed lumbermen were Jobless eating veal or one minute longer. Unfortunately what we call Jhe- stew in leather vests. The farmer was prosperity has too little to do with jobless men. It milking a cow out behind his new barn and the windmill may cut the total of unemployment somewhat but ROTARY GLOB WILL was going around and around on anew even the most piping sort of business in the past has THE NATIONAL ROUNDUP site. a a DAILY Always, left millions on the side lines. a a a a WASHINGTON in Mr. Utzebeck’s illustrations of the INSTALL NEW HEADS EPIC plan there were wheels Unlike Santa Claus, Old Man Recovery misses of one kind or an- many chimneys. He is coming back now to behave By Finney other going around and around. in the way he has behaved before. There will be Ruth MERRY-GO-ROUND Mahatma Sinclair smiled serenely and led the way sops for quite E. R. Hisey to Take Over back to his bedroom. Mr. did large benefits for a handful, small By Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen Utzebeck not follow a few, but for very many there won’t even be an Oct. 27.—With election only ten days away returns immediately. Mr. Sinclair lay down again. stocking. WASHINGTON, betting are Presidency Tuesday. orange in the toe of the are in from most of the straw' ballots and odds fixed Oct. 27.—A lot of people missed a small item in ana Recovery back around most of the candidates. This is the way line up. I'm all for sending Mr. on they Newly elected officers of the In- WASHINGTON,the labor department's latest announcement of sta- Tears he came and I would ask In the race to steal the spotlight from national employment Apart Jail Bars the corner from whence first gubernatorial .dianapolis Rotary Club will be in- tistics, but it was extremely significant. It was an item a until brings his distant cousin, contests. Governor Frank Merriam of California is a 2 to 1 favorite to showing know,’’ he him not to return he stalled at the meeting at the Clay- marked increase in hiring of workers in the retail and wholesale trades. said, “Hjalmar is a great writer. defeat Sinclair and his end-poverty plan. The trend is toward A has Mr. Readjustment. Upton pool meeting Tuesday. A gain of 160,000 employes w’as recorded during the month of He a great story. He was up in Alaska a a a Merriam. But Democratic registration is larger than Republican and Edwin R. Hisey w'ill be club presi- September. one winter, broke and hungry and one night he thus it anybody’s race. broke Peter and Paul Brothers is dent for the coming year; Omar S. These figures confirm numerous unofficial reports of a distinct im- into a grocery store and stole a can of to- In sheer melodrama, Pennsyl- I provement in consumer activity. matoes. They arrested him and he got year opponent of Senator Hunt, first vice-president; Ray F. Two of the largest mail order cor- a in \ S things stand now we are establishing a defi- vania's contests lead. Governor Democratic I porations privately informed Sec- jail. T. Hatfield, another bitter- ; Crom, second vice-president; Hal A society in which there will be a who tried for Henry retary Perkins last r eek that due to the operation of the “He lay while, nite stratified Gifford Pinchot. He is supported by E. Howe, secretary; Walker W. w the AAA there a but one night he tore the group called “the work- senatorial nomin- ender. labor. volume of their sales for the and stimulation of the bars out window away. certain semi-permanent the Republican Senator Henrik is Winslow, treasurer, and Audley S. cur- building of his and ran He ran down been argued in the past that there and to get it, is being Shipstead rent already exceeds industries as a result of PWA the coast and less. It has ation failed backed to win in Minnesota over Dunham, sergeant-at-arms. month the ex- every so often he would come to a nothing prosperity a high pro- plot to pdt penditures. mountain. could be like without accused of a devious Einar Hoidale, his Democratic Mr. Hisey announced today that total for October, 1933. He would climb the mountain and swim undoubtedly is true anyway. He is a tt tt a and portion of employment. That him in the senate foe, a less Repub- Winston O'Keefe will entertain club A nationally known manufac- river climb another mountain. And so no, but in cycles it Guffey, and formidable i until, over any long term of years, short denouncing Joseph F. lican opponent. He has not de- members at the meeting Tuesday turer of men's readymade cloth- doesn’t pay to be flip with at last he reached Seattle. candidate, and losing that “In Seattle sraight just isn’t so. Democratic clared himself on the radical plat- with a program of cowboy songs ing has sent word buying has IT men about the office of he went to his fiancee and From an eco- heavy foatless marry That was proved during the war. him many votes. form of his Farmer-Labor party, and stories. been so that his stocks are Secretary Ickes. asked her to him. But the lady refused to nomic point of view, the army was not engaged in But at the same time he is and is conducting his campaign nearing exhaustion. The other day an out-of-town marry him until he returned to Alaska to serve out productive labor. It merely consumed. denouncing David A. Reed. Re- apart from that of Governor Ol- Mechanics to Hold Dance Labor and commerce depart- lawyer strode briskly into the re- his sentence and clear his honor. So he did. It i3 program Under our present relief we have a sim- publican candidate, and promis- son, who helped write the plat- The Junior Order of United Amer- ment experts concede that a con- ception room of the head of the really a wonderful story.” is the clumsiest way committee ilar situation. Os course it ing to help the senate form. ican Mechanics willhold a card par- siderable proportion of this ac- interior department. At a desk (Copyright. 1334. bv United Feature Syndicate. Inc.) imaginable to deal with the fact that machinery on campaign expenditures prove e tt tt ty and masked dance at 8 Monday tivity is of a seasonal character. in one was a man in Instead corner shirt has made man infinitely more productive. that Reed's primary expenditures senatorial race seems in their hall. Eleventh street and But they also attribute a large sleeves busy with a of con- large pile of shortening the work week, the present setup disqualify him in case he is INDIANA'Sto be a toss-up. Sherman Min- College avenue, it was announced percentage of it to the increased papers. passing though demns multitudes to do nothing. This is no elected. He is denouncing the ton. Democrat, handi- today. The public is invited. purchasing power of the farmers, The attorney strode over to him. Your Health of fluctuation. No practical, hardhearted disciple the Democratic candidate for Gover- capped by the unpopularity of announced: BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN way out. profit, system has suggested any nor and supporting the Repub- Governor McNutt, is giving Sena- ! ‘‘l have an appointment with If you cut relief you cut prosperity. If you in- lican. tor Arthur Robinson a desperate j Secretary Ickes.” WORLD that was once fairly quiet is now be- power sieged by crease it by just so much added purchasing is Both parties fear he may fight. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark "Yes?” said the man at desk. A noise of many varieties. The coming the of recovery supported. eliminate GufTev at the polls, j New Jersey is betting that “Yes,’’ snapped back the visitor, the machine age, of rapid transportation, and of - from Peter to ~ new devices for Recovery depends upon takme Reed at the bar of the senate, i Governor A. Harry Moore. Demo- "and promptness, you know, is a carrying sound through the air have pay Paul. This is not a system which can last for- and take the seat himself by ap- crat. will defeat Senator Hamilton royal virtue.” multiplied immensely the sounds that assault the ears. might y Engineers ever. Neither Paul nor Peter are what you from a Republican Kean. “Iam Ickes,” have in the meantime been developing would pointment Secretary was the call enthusiastic about it. Readjustment Governor. Even money is being Odds are even in Rhode Island, quiet reply. methods of sound-proofing so as to make it possible would from * for those in another way. Its slogan come bet the where Peter Gerry is trying to * a a who wish to shut out sounds to have a cer- move It on race. Rudyard Kipling and Gertrude Stein. might In Ohio, odds of 6 to 1 are being defeat the Republican Hebert to war department tain amount of quietude. In England there is an they are will not read. “Peter is Taul and Paul is Peter and offered on Vic Dona hey, former return to the senate. admit it, but it is intensely anti-noise league, concerned with cutting down the ’ Cutting’s stock THE total number brothers under the skm. Governor, to defeat Senator Senator Bronson interested in the case of the two of noises, because it is felt that these mounting may Cenvrißht 1034. fov The Timrs* Simeon D. Fess. Fess is one of is in New' Mexico with college boys who have gone be- constant stimuli seriously irritate the sick and the few candidates still de- Senator Hiram Johnson in the fore the supreme court as con- also greatly impede recovery. nouncing the New Deal with un- state making a vigorous fight in scientious objectors against R. O. Certain sounds are painfully loud. It can be behalf. tempered hostility. his Voters who support T. C. drill at the University of taken for granted that if they are so, they are harm- Todays Science Presiden Roosevelt are bewildered California. fully loud either to the ear or the brain, or both. by the Democratic fight __ B\ DAVID DIETZ ROBERT M. LA against Equally interested are fifteen a a a FOLLETTE is the favorite this stanch supporter of most land the latest object ol SENATOR* grant colleges. rhythmical sound has the theory of relativity is in Wisconsin, though he is hav- New* Deal doctrines. If case is in effect of It includes the the decided favor WHEREASpreventing or postponing fatigue, as m the world of science. ing the fight of his career. John Another western liberal. Lynn of the two an ex- \NEVV favorite boys, not only is the ample in soldiers who are marching, corrections to the Newtonian theory which Prof M. Callahan. Democrat, is his ’ J. Frazier, is a slight war R. O. T. sounds that are theory, Holt, his department’s C. pro- not rhythmical may startle, disturb, or Albert Ernstein made in his original famous most dangerous opponent, but is ¦ over Henry Democratic gram in of collapse, but irritate. the Labor is for Frazier. danger The reaction to a sudden, sharp, or but it does not abandon Newton with thorough- receiving no help from Washing- I opponent. the fifteen fear an unexepected addition, it not states the out- universities sound is a muscular spasm. It is an cf the Einstein theory. In does ton. Callahan's last-minute con- Omitting where intensive gath- ness exodus which will kill their war ering of the muscles for or for require an expanding universe, the extension to the version to New Deal doctrine, come is a foregone conclusion, flight defense. Abbe Lemaitre. dopesters line up the rest of department subsidy. Associated with this sudden muscular spasm there Einstein theory made by the after publicly denouncing it in Os the fifteen universities, six of relativity is the chief the country this way. are the usual accompaniments of fear; namely, a Author of the new theory the primaries, has not helped have an immediate in in India, the races in Arizona, interest the contraction of the blood vessels so that become judge of the h. h court of Allahabad him. Senatorial supreme court decision. In we Mohamet Suleiman. The judge Utah, Maryland. Massachusetts, each pale, trembling of the limbs, and what is Honorable Sir Shah Arthur H. Vandenberg. who one of the six is a case generally trained the University of Nevada, New York, pending called shock. is a mathematician at may be the Republican party's Montana, of conscientious objectors now in and addition is of a years If this happens frequently, there results, of course, Cambridge in vice-president nominee for President two Tennessee. Wyoming and Wash- college. They are: Ohio State university. ington will go to the Democrats. exhaustion and in the end breakdown. Moslem from now if he retains his Michi- university, Kansas State college, lists this new theory among Vermont and Connecticut will a a a Dr. Harlow Shaplev gan senatorial seat, seems to have Pennsylvania State college, outstanding developments go Republican. Mas- a dozen of the in astron- a slight edge over Frank A. Pic- j sachusetts Institute of Technology is because of these shocks to the nervous system during 1934. ard, The trend, omy Democrat. how- (seldom thought of as a land that noise is tiring. To persons who are quite Among events listed by Dr. Shaplev were away Vandenberg. IT other ever, is from NATURE STUDY GROUP grant of New ill it may be so serious as to have an following: college), University unfavorable the Senator Couzens, extremely popu- Hampshire, University effect leading even to death. Study of the eclipsing double star Zeta Aurigae TO HEAR TRAVEL TALKS and of Illi- 1. lar in Michigan, is keeping silent. nois. There are, of course, persons who do not react more astronomers than ever turned their tele- E. by In Nebraska. Representative Nova Scotia, Hawaii and Jamaica One vital angle of the is as much to noise as do others. They have the abil- scope on one star at the same time before. Democrat, is a favorite case R. Burke, Topics Tonight. not generally known. The boys, ity to concentrate and to shut out the world from 2. Confirmation of the antiquity of the earth's though by a major- to Be to win. small whose fathers and grandfathers their consciousness. crust by a Viennese scientist. Miss Kroupa. who finds ity. sentiment is turning trips taken all Farm Illustrated talks on were ministers, are not Os course when we become accustomed to noise that the pre-Cambrian rocks of Canada are at least the New Nebraska's will be given by three Na- Quakers against Deal. | summer but Methodists. Quakers, a rela- we learn to ignore it. This applies to workers in boil- 1.725.000.000 years old. poll indicated. ture Study Club members to- recent corn-hog tively small group, long have er shops, in musical instrument testing laboratories, a a a Harry Truman is a 4-to-l night in Cropsey hall, city library. been S. accepted as sincere carpenter shops, and similar industries. a brief summary of Dr. Shapley's favorite in Missouri to defeat Sen- Mrs. J. W. Noble will tell of Nova in objecting to military training. While a healthy man can stand the ordinary noises list of events in 1934: ator Roscoe C. Patterson. Pat- Scotia. Miss Mildred Vincent of Ha- CONTINUINGastronomic But to put Methodists in the of the streets, including even unexpected blowing of New studies, particularly at Mt. Wilson and terson. like Fess. still is denounc- waii and Miss Norma Koch of Ja- 4. same class would be to make eli- motor horns, a hypersensitive or weakly man suffers the sizes and shapes exterior ing policies, and former maica. Harvard, on of the Roosevelt gible for exemption the largest exceedingly to such stimulation of his nerves. and their distribution in space. Democratic Senator James A. The club willhold its annual Hal- galaxies Protestant denomination in the In cases of pneumonia, sepsis, heart disease ac- Discovery of anew astronomical puzzle by Dr. Reed is helping him. Truman is loween party Tuesday night at the 5. country. companied with insomnia, and persons who are much Paul Merrill of the Mt. Wilson observatory. For a candidate of "Boss" Pendergast. j Women's Department Club. Wil- 4< all afternoon and I wanted him to No the department weakened after surgical operation, noise is a serious time, it has been known that so-called empty In West Virginia, betting odds j liam Knox is in charge of reser- JN T ow he won’t be home wonder war some 4 i space between the stars was not really empty. favor Rush D. Holt, 29-year-o^d j vations. clean out the garage.” is worried. menac (