Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1930, Page 8

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This is & war big point, every one will ad- mit, is the Its one gleam with trict take in the annual election of to glow, to tfghi-—ana heat, Associations is & good thing for Wash- officers for the Federation of Citizens’ out victory, for the issue is nothing less than the existence of government. mu mmmm mm fpte ¢ which rich men long the Atlantic have banished own al electricit; t deal like the old coal-ofl low that several of solely upon kerosens and Tesponsive you kn ‘island estates” One ma; ood burning. 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That any man could ‘The election is over. in- good faith make such a proposal about between the politically pessimistic and the politically optimistic, else the relief measures are soft- pedaled in fear of being interpreted as an admission that the Nation has gone to pot. political brickbats. Unemployment can should be the mosf potent incentive ac- | take its place as one of the major mflommmummmm gangdom. y Member of the Associated Press. Rather it must consider them as the cred- DIicAtion of all news Gis- Assoclated Press is exclusively entitled M etadiled b TVed. | in which there can be no peace withe , | relen. The well The, party in power, control- votes. discontent in the great States ot Middle West, Illinois, Indiana and A Democratic Landslide. Democratic vietory of landslide pro- portions in yesterday's elections leaves With returns from many contested districts and States still incomplete, it million against hard times reached huge pro- lUng both Houses of Congress and the executive branch of the Government, Zelt to the full this resentment. Gov. Pranklin D. Roosevelt of New York snowed under his Republican opponent, Charles H. Tuttle, by more than half Republican candidates. The protest portions. many places against the national dry laws massed their influence to defeat no doubt of the temper of the voters: Depression, drought and resentment in 4 bt 1} mwm m mmm Mm«“m ummm ?Qm Hmu mw i el i m. m m M m“m m, g fraid: mNMMm,m mmaammmmwmu =r iy g ks mmnluuf mcod in his ly in the: the corana- it seem that i m, “mmu it w mmm m, ucnndhlnA accouterment would mn num mmm“ i Now Defying Solution PFrom the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. 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