Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1932, Page 6

A—6 HARRISON DERIDES G. 0. P. TEXT BOOK Describes It as a “Splendid Piece of Democratic Cam- paign Literature.” “Democratic campaigners against the Hoover administration will find ample ground for their indictmen:t” in the Republican campaign text book recently issued by the Republican National Com- mittee, Senator Pat Harrison, Demo- crat, of Mississippi, declared in a state- ment issued through the Democratic National Committee last night. He said the text book, except for “the mendacious and _grotesque misuse of ‘words,” was a “splendid piece of Demo- cratic campaign literature.” Pacts are set forth in this campaign document as damaging to President Hoover as anything that any Demoerat | ever thought of saying,” he added. The Mississippian said Gov. Roose- velt’s statement that the Hoover admin- istration is “the most costly in his- tory” was confirmed by the book. He seid tables in the book showed that while Government receipts were a little Jess than half as much as in 1928, expenditures neared a figure twice as great as four years ago. | Harrison added that the portion of | the book describing President Hoover as “heaven-sent” and referring to his “instant reacticn to the most compli- cated probl were “t0o0 delicate” for a Democrat in public office to discuss, but said: “The taxpayers of the country should ba able to determine how ‘instant’ have been the ‘reactions’ of an administra- tion which drifted leaderless for two vears during the most severe depression this country has ever known.” AUDUBON GROUPS REPLY | TO ‘FRITTERING’ ATTACK Circular Letters Sent Out Over the | Signatures of 12 Promi- nent Members. By the Associated Press FEW YORK, October 3.—A circular Jetter replying to attacks on the Na- ticnal Association of Audubon Societies was sent to the general membership yesterday over prominent members. the signatures of 13|y, ¢iona] Foundation Backed by Meet All Requi THE EVENING irements TIE FOR HONORS IN STUDENT PILOTS' TEST. student pilot frcm the Army Air Corps and at the right is Willlam J. Sindo, Plaquemine, La. Glendale, Cali At the left is William Bogen, HESE two flying cadets at Kelly Field. San Antonio. Tex., recently tied for average-man honors, according to the description of the average They should be 24 vears old, 5 have a pulse ru!r of 71 lnd blood pressu! GROUP TO ESPOUSE | CAUSE OF LABOR The letter also asked members un-|yane Addams, Rabbi Wise, Thomas able to attend the annual meeting here Cctober 25 to “sign and return the proxy which you will receive from the Audubon Association—and no other.” The letter, outlining accomplish- ments of the society, was in reply to charges of Mrs. Charles Noel Edge that the society was “frittering away its income” and that it had “no program whatever for conservation.” It was signed by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs, Thomas A. Edison, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.. Mrs. Grace Rainey Rogers, Mrs. William L. Harkness, Mrs. Edward M. Townsend, Senator Frederic C. Walcott, Judge and Other Leaders. By the Associated Press NEW HAVEN, Conn. October 3 — Organization of the National Religion and Labor Foundation. which, it was announced, “will attempt to do in the economic and industrial field what the National Council for Prevention of War does in the peace field,” was announced yesterday by Prof. Jerome Davis of the Yale Divinity School ‘The foundation will open national headquarters here today. feet 91, inches tall, weigh 155 pounds, re of 116 —A. P. Photo. ment said, would be efforts to co-oper- ate with other communities to recruit cudents for industrial experience dur- ing_the Stmmor Tor “aid. In industrial conflicts for economic_justice.” “The foundation,” Prof. Davis said, * “stands for the interest of prophetic religion in the right of labor to organ- iz economicaliy and politically to build a w society. It is non-sectarian and ‘enominational.” To Escape Many Colds Altogether At the first sign of “Catching Cold" use Vicks Nose Drops, the new aid in preventing colds—especially designed by makers of Vicks VapoRub for trritations of the nose and WADIINULUN, AR, MOSCOW BOYS SLAIN FOR KULAK CENSURE Brothers, 9 and 14, Denounce| Father and Act as Grown-up Sleuths. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, U. S. §. R., October 3.— From the little village of Gerasimovka, | in the Ural Mountains, came a story of | how two young brothers who denounced | their own father for counter-revolution- ary acts as president of the village | Soviet, were slain for revealing activi-| ties against the state of a Kulak gang. The newspaper pioneer Pravada, pub- lished pictures today of the boys, Vll‘ were reported set upon and stabbed as s MUNDAL, they‘were returning home from the fores The newspaper said the ohildren. fer~ reted out “class enemies” and revedled them to authorities in a manner which | would have done credit to trained | grown-up sleuths, boys were reported threaténed | with death, bub the newspaper said this only increased their activit in behalf of the state. Nine Kulaks were aryested after the children were slain. The Kulaks are being tried now and the paper said ‘“ploneers,” schoolchildren, workers and peasants all over the Ural region have petitioned the court de- manding the death penalty. The newspaper did not d’sclose what happened to the boys* fath Catches Four-Pound Bass. CUMBERLAND, Md., October (Special) —Joseph Grabsnstein, fishing in the South Branch of the Potomac, and Feador Morozov, 14 and 9 years old. | landed a four-pound black bass. 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