Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1928 Y CPIPHEE e (The DALALS POYAL It’s Spring Sewing Week —and notions, trimming thread and many* other sewing needs—all at price that represent important savings. —and there are substantial Bs the Associated Press. savings on all materials by CHICAGO. February 15.—Electric R thie yard—silk, woolens and e e iay new wash fabrics. Finchot and Owen Are Lead- ers of Plan for New Na- tional Party. Y FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Amid the launching of presi didacics during the week end vashington was the scenc of an in- Inl"“'ll conference among Republicans Democrats of national prominence, 1okt ng to the formation of a “Progres- sive Party.” It would be recruited fro smong men and women who cons he < cionty miant wo active personages in the ente which has not vet ad mu‘d 10 tage of an actual move v. Giffo: Plh rrohibition Seen at Bottom. 1t is highly probable that the prog the pian will be worked out end a party formed. in the ev either the Republ ‘h\) d nominate a wet f Anti-monopoly is one of t n which the proposed roup takes strong of national res 3 for utility capitalists is anot. is stiessed by the eieme projected organization. C. tion between “farm and {: K t—een capital and labor. between the four geograph s of t sue s behind the co-opera- and sbroad. are t~po,<~" New Party Often Pictured. Politicians in both of the old have in the past periodica v the possibility of completely new politi- cal alignments in the United States. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. s a push button, were predicted for the near future by W. A. Durgin of Chicago, & speaker at the Annual Mid-West Power Conference now in session. In an address on the of Power” he said: *Just push the ventilator button and the odor of corned beef and cavoage leaves the kitchen: push it a second time and the fragrance of apple blossoms en- ters: push it a third time and the noise stops.” “Romance »f Columbia University. one of the by statesmen of the Republican | ¥, now and then depicts such a As there are conservatives s in both the Republican and | parties. who are frequently | with their respective policies. the idea is that cventually | hese malcontents must gravitate into ervative and lMberal parties, and abandon old political affiliations. | The plans herein described happen | o coincide with statements now per- | prevalent in the cloakrooms ol Hill regarding Al Smith's These statements are to that the governor is giving ng consideration to his | ‘a good Catholic.” to sub- ' millions of his_co-religionists to| b " as the result of the| n of a member of their faith the presidency this year. One of > most responsible Democratic lead- | in the Senate—an outspoken ex- of tolerance—recently sub- m party colleagues reports | him that Gov. Smiht is pml- along these lines “Bad Times” May Be Issue. A narrated at the Ir"'h-! of Pennsylvania avenue. sug- | that there is one development | would probably relieve Gov. attributed to him icipated campaign st That is the possibility | of bad times in the country. Dem cratic stralegyv in New York, it is now bezinning to be indicated. is to include | 11 emphasis on economic depression. | manifested in New England and the | ning country and even in certain | York industrial regions. H Gov. Smith is credited ith the feeling that if the Democrats can go| to the country on “disappearance of . prosperity” it would be so overshadow- : ing a campaign issue that the Nation | would ignore. or at least soft-pedal. the religious notg personified by his candi- v, and that he could in consequence | fiably abandon the anxieties nov ascribed to him. 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