The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1937, Page 7

Oe ee eae Te a eine mane ae. Te, : AN SP I BS pl EE oe Saye LF Les hd NEW YORK MAYOR HOLDS SWAY OVER RICHEST OF CITIES Office Is Prize Among Political Plums, ‘Second Only to Presidency’ New York, Aug. 19—(%)—One of the nation’s greatest political prizes— sometimes called second only to the presidency—will go to the winner of New -York’s mayoralty election on Nov. 2, with possible country - wide significance hinging on the outcome. It’s big business, running the town Peter Minuit bought from the In- dians, 311 years ago, for $24 worth of ees ccret cloth, beads and trink- ef And the man who sits in city hall, in the heart of the Lower Manhattan “melting pot” fringed by Chinatown carries more su. most governors, He rules— in the world, with value of $16,599,- 695,194 and a 1937 budget of $562, Biggest popula- tion, (7,601,575) LaGuardia London's 8,202,818. World’s largest city, with 578 miles of shoreline wighin the city limits. More Employes Than States And more public employes (178,468) than any state in the union. From a national standpoint, the election may well serve as a political weather vane on doings at the White House. For that 1s the paramount issue—the New Deal. Leading the assault, in a weirdly hybrid combination of Republican, Tammany and anti-New Deal Demo- cratic forces, is the gentle-voiced, joke-cracking Senator Dr. Royal §. “Health Hints” Copeland. A Democrat, Senator Copeland has tessed his hat into both the Repub- lican and Democratic primaries, hop- ing to rally enough anti-Roosevelt votes to conquer his two chief rivals ——the incumbent Mayor Fiorello “Lit- Me Flower” H. LaGuardia and Former lupreme Court Justice Jeremiah ‘Titus Mahoney, both New Dealers: A quick glance at the trio reveals sharply contrasting personalities. Human Dynamo LA GUARDIA—Short five feet two and the Ghetto, zerainty that The richest city an assessed realty administrative next to Greater inches, chunky, hot-tempered, a hu-| man dynamo. Famed as a Nazi- baiter, he recently called Hitler “that brown-shirted maniac.” The first Teacher Catching Up on Baseball Just to make sure she'll make no paid When the snbeol hey ae su ‘ises in Kansas City pla: baseball, Miss Lucy Smoot rd enrolled in the baseball course at Columbia University, New York City, the only woman among 100 men students. She really enjoys her work, too. Look how she smiles and ap- plauds Lou Gehrig’s home run while attending a “laboratory class” at Yankee Stadium. MOTORIZED FORCES TAKE OVER ATTACK ‘Blue’ Army, First on Defensive, Has Decisive Advantage Over ‘Green’ Camp Ripley, Minn., Aug. 19.—()— The rolling detonations of heavy ar- tillery drummed a song of war Thurs- day over the vast fourth army man- euver grounds where a motor-pow- ered army flung a final attack of men and steel against mythical in- vaders. ; ‘The 112 square mile \battle arena. of the seventh provisionk! “Blue” de- fenders and the 34th national guard man of Italian lineage to become|division “Green” army rang with the mayor of New York, LaGuardia had previously won seven successive elec- tions as a Republican in supposedly impregnable Democratic districts—six times to congress, in the house of rep- Tresentatives, and once as president of the board of aldermen. He came in @s fusion meyor in 1933 to “clean house” after the debacle of Jimmy Walker's regime. MAHONEY—He's a Tammany man but outspoken foe of the present leadership. Like LaGuardia, he is intensely anti-Hitler and ;— resigned as presi- U dent of the Amer- fean Athletic Union when it re- fused to take a stand sgeinst American partici- pation in the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin. He quit the state supreme court bench say- “too Sissel x Mahoney ‘Was Wagner Partner A former law partner of Senator ‘Robert F. Wagner, Mahoney is one of the few men who ever had a hand- to-hand scuffle with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. That was-in 1920 when Roosevelt was assistant secretary of the navy, and both were New York delegates to the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. Ma- honey was ig the New York state standard and objected when & group of other delegates, headed by Roosevelt, tried to seize the standard to join in a demonstration for Wood- tow Wilson. Roosevelt got the stan- dard—but only after a hot struggle. COPELAND — Stocky, grey-thatch- ed, pleasant-voiced, Copeland spent the first 13 years of his working life teaching medicine 2 at the University oa i) aly, through sheer when elected mayor of Ann Ar- > Mich,; then came to New York, in 1018, § sent him to congress. There, during his two terms in the senate, he hes advocated the soldiers’ bonus. sharply Griticized the New Deal, and once, in 1924, was boomed for the presidency ‘under the slogan: “Bonus, beer or bust. “In Democracy we trust.” In the ¢ campaign he would tather about health than the New Deal. He refused to accept the New Deal as the main issue. Public Debt Reaches New All-Time Record Washington, Aug. 19.—(#)—The public debt reached a new record pesk of $36,801,415,047 Aug. 17. A treasury report showed Thursday this figure compared with $33,410,520. 689 on the corresponding date last) year. On August 17, gavernment expen- ditures crossed the billion dollar mark for the current fiscal year, standing at $1,006 426,644, compared with $770,- 901,060 on the same date s year ag0. ‘The rise in expenditures this year is traceable largely to # sharp falling off in payments to government lending agencies, chatter of rifles and the drone of bombing planes as the hostile forces locked in combat aimed to decide the test.engagement. The encounter was the final test for the Blue “stream-lined” division —s0 med bon Colied bile troops-transport truel les new-type tanks, and armored scout cars, all of which are directly under the commander without the custom- ary brigadier generals. Poised for the climax of the four- day maneuvers some time Thursday, the national guard forces of Maj. Gen. Mathew Tinley of Council Bluffs, Ia., stood rigidly by a defense line zig- zagging diagonally across the north- east quarter of the maneuver grounds. The Green army took the offensive av the start of hostilities Monday, but soon fell back before the m: ized power of the Blue di ders, commanded by Brig. Gen. Campbell B. Hodges of Fort Snelling, Minn. army Wednesdsy maneuvered into position for @ final push. A wild ass of the Gobi Desert, be- ing pursued by men in an automobile, maintained an average speed of 30 miles an hour for 16 miles. COPYRIGHT STRAIGHT LARGEST SHARE OF RELIEF FUNDS USED TO STOCK LARDER Nearly Third of $145,301 Spent in June Went for Food, | Baker Declares Nearly one-third of the $145,301 ex-| pended for direct rellef by 53 county welfare boards during June went. for food, L. A. Baker, head of the statis- tical division of the state public wel- fare board, said Thursday. Of the amount spent, $46,322 was used to purchase food, $54,210 for medical care and $25,319 for cash grants. Clothing, worth $2,200, was The Biggest bargain in motor car history is staring you right in the face! 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