Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 37

By the Assoclated Press. wvictory in the presidential election in THE EVENING STAR,. - the tide to Young. Otherwise I don't think Young even will be a candidate, RUUSEVELI Tn WIN | because of his friendship with Roose- \ H}flonomlcs he said, would be the main PI'I"I'MAN PRED'G'[S issue in the coming election, with pro- Nevada Senator Feels Sure hibition a secondary issue. Prospects | for legalized beer he viewed as “good.” Owen D. Young Will Not Be in Race. Senator Pittman, who is chalrman o the subcommittee to study silver, | clared that England by dropping gold standard, and by reducing the pound sterling to haif, nad gained 2-to-1 advantage over the United State \ln foreign trade. the Chinese dollar, containing as much silver as the United States dollar, was only worth 22 cents here. “Naturally,” the Senator continued | “people are going to buy where their money is worth the most.” OMAHA, October 2—A Democratic 1932, with Gov. Franklin Roosevelt of Herriot Is Figurehead. } He pointed out as an example that WOMAN SUFFRAGE APPROVED IN SPAIN Corstltutlon Change Gives All Above 23 Years Old Equal Vote at Polls. By the Associated Press. MADRID, October 2—Spain's women | congratulated themselves today on the | enactment of a constitutional measure the dissent. Senorita Clara Campoa- mar, an attorney, demanded that the vote be conferred on women at once, Senorita Victoria Kent, director of prisons, contended they should not en- Joy the ballot until they learned more of the science of government, and voic- ing the ideals of the provisional govern- ment, insisted that women should be rewarded for their work in establish- ing the republic. Their adversaries re- plied that women might lean toward the Catholic Church and champion the | restoration of the monarchy. The measure was part of the govern- ment's program to replace what was described as “the Romanticism and backwardness of the monarchy” with modern conceptions of woman's rights, Women already have the privilege of holding office and are considered equal with men before lhe law. Says Gnnflhi Knows Way Out. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, IN OUR:‘MEAT' ,@ Fresh Killed @ 18 to 22 Ib. Average ROASTING CHICKENS EPATENTS Large Skinned SMOKED HAMS ing the Democratic ban- ner, wa cted heie last night by Senator ittman of Nevada, him- I(‘]f a Democrat. m'e; “If the convention were held today g tal Roosevelt would be nominated.” Piti-| o wpersonally naver pressed a pair of fl:"cfl;’o‘h oL think Owen D. YOUNg IS pnts or sold & ltre of Vin Rouge. %A change in economic conditions, de- | Charitable enterprises were put in his manding a leader who could inspire world | name because the city was f-rbidden to and national confidence, might swing | engage in business. New' York LYON, France (#).—Edouard Her- riot, mayor of Lyon and formerly pre- | is listed in the city directory as | nd a wine merchant, although | Gandhi could find a solution of the present economic crisls, and if évery one siit0 e ‘o had the Mahatms's truthfulness, love entitles all | and sympathy there would be no crisis, | hove Jo"vote, Biiecting: ahoul 5000006 declated M. Stindaran: of Benares, a | persons.” The measure was approved by | friend and disciple of Gandhi, while a ballot of 160 to 121 after stern op-‘\luung in Vienna, Austria. “As long position. as people live on meat, wine and beer A woman deputy led the debate in | there will always be ‘anger and vio- | favor of suffrage and another headed |lence,” added Sundaram. 21/, to 4 1b. 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