Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 11

NEW SOCIL ORDER PIGTURED BY BAKER Former Secretary of War Sees Hopeful Future for Youth. By the Associated Press. | BRONXVILLE, N. Y. Junc 18—A| new social order in which vouth will find more satisfactio was pictured to the 84 graduat Sarah Lawrence College for Wome; day by Newton D. Baker, wartime S retary of War and now a frequently- mentioned candidate for the Democratic presidential nomi “T look for the collegiale-trained in governing the Mr. Baker" * he said. “when ple will dominate | hter, Margaret, was s who heard his *“No one knows I out, but we do k: to try again to 2 We built one in script built one in 1928. Both “out of this may not going 1 Babylon. mes and ay possibly grow a new in_which distribution will be more equal than in the past and power and wealth will not be only for a few. 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