Fund Appeal 10 Tydings Gives Lie Communist Piot

Fund Appeal 10 Tydings Gives Lie Communist Piot

WEATHER. (TJ. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) The only evening paper r«ir tonight; tomorrow fair and slightly in with the warmer; gentle variable winds. Tempera- Washington tures today—Highest, 87, at 2 p.m.; Associated Press News Full report on page A-2. and Wirephoto Services. Closing N.Y. Markets—Sales—Page 14 S3?.*»T'8 128,364 S«L8„. 144,809 (Some Return. Nut Tut Received.) 86th YEAR. No. 34,446. SrMwSSSSS.1^ WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1938—THIRTY PAGES. Ajaaarg-. three cents. ■ Ruled Out / Tommy, i LIE / Wfe’RE GETTlM’l TYDINGS GIVES / A LOT Q’WiLD, COMMUNIST PIOT l STUFF IN THIS / FUND APPEAL 10 TO LOBBY CHARGE V" CROP; / ON DEMOCRATIC fK/EW DtAl^l IN 124-SHIP DEAL -Pri mar.V-4 Propagating ; PARTY CHARGED | GARDENS ~j Disapproves Alliance Drive 2 Members of Socialist Contended Senator Push Split to Open Way for for $50,000 to Fight Union Group Quit in Aided Big 'Business’ in Farmer-Labor Group, Rep. O’Connor. Surprise Move. Sale of U. S. Vessels. Matthews Says. SAYS MOVE IS LEGAL, SUCCESSOR SELECTED, BOATS WERE BEING SOLD NEW ‘SOVIET AMERICA’ BUT HE DISLIKES IDEA SAY PREMIER’S FRIENDS TO JAPAN RIVAL SAYS AIM, HE TELLS QUIZ Reiterates That No One in W.P.A. ‘Interference’ Becomes Issue in Franc Strengthens Against Dollar Shirley Temple and Robert Taylor Will Lose Job Because of and Pound in Spite of Primary Fight—Defended by MAURY MAVERICK. Are Listed as Among Those Way He Votes. f Designations. Bepresentative. ‘Exploited’ by Communists. Bf the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. A partial text of Senator By JAMES E. CHINN. HYDE PARK, N. Y.. Aug. 22.— PARIS, Aug. 22.—Two of Premier Tyding’s address, his to reply Communist strategy in America, Edouard Daladier’s cabinet ministers President Roosevelt's Harry Hopkins, the W. P. A. admin- purge effort, calls for the destruction of the Demo- resigned suddenly today, on may be found on Page A-6. istrator, expressed sharp criticism to- bringing cratic party as a prelude to the es- a crisis over the premier’s plan to of a effort the Work- tablishment of a “Soviet America,” day reported by abolish the 40-hour week in French Senator Tydings, Democrat, of Dr. J. B. Matthews, writer and lec- ers' Alliance to raise campaign funds industry. Maryland branded as a “tissue of lies turer, who described himself as a Ludovic from New York relief workers. AS Frossard, minister of pub- and a claim INDEPENDENT misrepresentations" today former "inside worker” for the Com- lic work, and Paul Ramadier, min- Mr. Hopkins discussed with news- by Representative Lewis, his primary munists, today testified before the ister of labor, their in gave up posts House committee men reports that the alliance was opponent, that Senator Tydings “lob- investigating un- Secretary of State Refuses a surprise move. American activities. seeking to raise $50,000 with which The Premier met the threat to his bied for business’’ In sale big urging Mr. Matthews said that the Com- to John J. O'Con- ministry's life by patching up his fight Representative to Permit Name to Go of 124 Government ships to the Bos- munists hope that from a chaotic cabinet within two hours, naming nor, a sharp administration critic, ton Iron & Metal Co. Democratic party would emerge a Deputy Anatole de Monzie, his close who is seeking renomination in New on • • * Succumbs Parmer-Labor on Ticket. Just another red herring to party which, with York. friend, minister of public works and industrial li1;!11?.!:'1 immmm■ labor unions, the Commu- BACKGROUND— Charles Pomaret minister of distract the attention from 9mg Mr. Hopkins spent the night with Deputy people's nists could base their efforts at the labor. President Roosevelt at the summer Maury Maverick, staunch New the real issue of the campaign," Sen- "sabotage of the capitalist system." Deal Balance White House here. He told reporters Reprcscntatii'c, was beaten by Party Maintained. ator Tydings asserted. Among the Americans who have an or- Paul J. in close race Both new ministers belong to the today the Workers’ Alliance, Kilday for The Tydings statement marked an "carelessly” lent their names to be renomination in same as those who ganization of W. P. A. workers, "has Texas primaries. party resigned, exchange of the “116" declaration be- exploited by Communists, Dr. Mat- less the small Socialist Union more a perfect legal right" to ask funds Kilday's margin of victory was group, tween the two candidates in 24 hours. thews testified, are 60 members of But he added: than 1.000 in more than 40.000 conservative than but closely allied from W. P. A. workers. Last night Mr. Lewis described as Congress and such motion picture ac- votes cast. Friends with the larger Socialist "I just don’t like the idea—that’s immediately party, chiefly "untrue" Senator Tydings’ assertion tors and actresses as Shirley Temple, launched Maverick to responsible for enactment of the 40- Head of Firm ~ all. I think it's bad. I don’t care who plans for the New Dealer had been "frightening Large Was Ex-Operator of' Numbers Clark Gable, Robert Taylor and James run as an hour law in 1936. the money is being raised for or independent. Senator and bludgeoning" Federal employes. Cagney. James P. another the against.’’ Pope, New Although Premier must face Mr. Lewis is a radio address last Active in Church and Bank Testifies Schultz The "deliberate aim” of the Com- Dealer, beaten in the Idaho a determined assault from the ex- Vote Freedom Reiterated. prim- night claimed Department of Com- munists, Dr. Matthews continued, is treme aries, is debating whether to seek Leftist parties when Parlia- merce Civic Affairs the of O'Connor records showed Senator Tydings Here. ‘Took Care’ of Them. disintegration the "Democratic Representative recently his s^at as ment an independent. Among reconvenes in November, his ■'became the party by a between its Mr. Roosevelt as crusading champion” of driving wedge was criticized by those who have success in Lee Rust, sr„ of the By the Auoelited Presi. promised support quick replacing Mr. Fros- the Boston iron and de- Harry president so-called 'liberal wing’ and its so- one of the most effective ob- company being are Secretaries Wallace and Ickes. sard and Mr. Ramadier seemed to manded full H, L. Rust Co., 1001 Fifteenth street NEW YORK, Aug. 22—Alexander called ‘conservative in the lower house.” He delivery of the 124 ships wing.’ structionists remove immediate of his N.W., one of Washington's largest real any danger —which the department was holding Pompez, 48. once operator of an $8,000- Sees Aim. is opposed for renomination by James fall. estate and mortgage firms, died today Revolutionary By the Associated Press, i up consultation with the a-day Harlem policy ‘'bank,” testified H. a staunch administration sup- pending Dr. Matthews said the aims Fay. Presence in the cabinet of Mr. De at his apartment, 2101 Connecticut in the trial of party AUSTIN. Tex., Aug. 22.—Secretary Navy. conspiracy Tammany at porter. Monzie avenue N.W. He was 76 years old. ultimately revolution—the complete of State Edward Clark over- and Mr. Pomaret. whose names “Mr. Mr. Lewis Chieftain James J. Hines today that today Tydings persisted,” overthrow of the system known as Mr. Hopkins reiterated earlier as- Mr. Daladier submitted to President Death resulted from a heart attack Dutch Schultz mobsters “took care” ruled a petition of friends of New Deal said. "It made no difference to him and that W. P. A. workers are that followed an illness of two weeks. capitalism the liquidation of the sertions of San Albert Lebrun—a move equivalent to that this was a of arrests after the Representative Maury Maverick deal consummated by policy organizing class, so called. free to vote as they tvish. His ailment was not considered serious bourgeois This ulti- perfectly Antonio that his name be on confirmation—assured the Premier of the Hoover administration two racket in 1932. printed days was mate aim is, however, to be attained ‘‘No one has ever been able to pin • • • and he apparently recuperating the ballot as an candi- the same delicate balance of parties before its certain A bulky, colored independent defeat. It made nattily-dressed in stages which are conceived to fol- on us a case of any one being fired when his physician visited him less date for Congress in November. which has held his ministry firm no difference to Tydings that the man, Pompez said Dan Smith, a former low Mr. than an hour before he died at logically one upon the other. because of the way he voted." since it was formed. New York Mr. Clark held that Mr. Maverick, world was in a perilous state. It made City policeman and later "The in “There is no one who 8:30 am. present stage Communist Hopkins said. of First Rift Since 16. no a Schultz and strong supporter President Roose- April difference finally that the ships HARRY LEE RUST, SR. I gangster, "Big Harry" strategy may be called the ‘united is to lose his job in any of The For more than half a century Mr. going velt, could not run as an independent resignations marked the first were being sold to Japan.” & I Schoenhaus. another Schultz hench- front’ This is the are discussed Rust was an outstanding _Harris Ewing. phase. period during these States that being rift in the "national defense” participant man, came his office because he participated in the Demo- open "Charges that I lobby tor big busi- to “whenever they which the party extends its influence because of the way he votes.” in church, civic and philanthropic cratic primary.

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