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18 Special g. WA IGTON i Ls & {ried on a ruthless persecution of Theater, late! SHINGTON, Oct. 14 —A Con-| The statement was a reply to a | the Christian religion since Febru- | All De Luxe Permanents

‘©SS ig n i § } Ne ' " G t : 4 gress that is less amenable to White! P 3 WN \ \ recent “open letter” of Protestant | ary, 1936," and termed the Lovalist | uaranteed: Genuine Oil Waves

: 3 a , $2.50, 83, 83.50 House desires than in the past will | : b Raa ) \ ? | clergymen and laymen, which asked | Government a mixture of Socialists, | y Up to $10 di ARNOTT Extermi ati Cc determine, in the special session! Na WRN | American Catholics to say whether | Communists, Anarchists and Syn- Gray, dyed, bleached or baby fine in ing 0. opening Nov. 15. whether President | 5 § \ a AN | they were in accord with the pas- | dicalists. BR Oe Tre ef > Whether President J A | {oral letter of Spanish bishops sup-| The statement, made public by | CENTRAL BEAUTY FUMIGATORS AND EXTERMINATORS

Roosevelt's four-fold program is to | | porting Gen. Francisco Franco's re- | the Rev. John La Farge, associate | 247 MASS. AVE LI-7459

If the legislation asked by the; Among 30 voung cadets in the Manual Training High *School |ed former Governor Alfred E. Smith | sess President in general terms during R. O. T. C.,, who have been promoted, are (left to right) Reid McFall, and Martin H, Carmody, Supreme his recent “fireside chat” were to| first lieutenant; Roy Brandes, major; Robert Fechtman, captain, and | Knight of the Knights of Columbus, pass in the form in which it was| Stonka Angelkovich, first lieutenant. charged that the Protestants’ jetter put forward last session, the recent| — wn — — p— - cece -

"1 is “Firesi “hat” esi blings of resistance are already In his “Fireside Chat” the Presi- |

audil | dent did not go into details on any | Rudible | of these plans. But neither did he We Deliver in Downtown District

The Wage-Hour Bill, for instance, | give any hint that he has receded OHIO SHOE REPAIR was still sewed up in the unfriendly | from his desires as previously in- L1-0935 45-47 W. OHIO ST. House Rules Committee when Con-| dicated. gress adjourned in August, and; - . that will be its status when the special session meets. As to farm

legislation, Senator “Cotton Ed" | IVEN /\ WAY! Smith (D. S. C.) of the Senate Agri-| A » cuiture Committee has been openly | A De Luxe A luminum Set ’ cool to Secretary Wallace's plans. | The “Seven TVA'S” Bill for

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contested by lawmakers usually | found on the side of the utilities— | who are legion. Any many aspects |

of the plan for reorganization of | y a) 3 x RB the Federal Government have for! . =; Tam months been the target of denuncia-| 1 S L M oN. N wt tion in Congress. ALLRAT ARTES LR Who Will Draft Bills? | as Wh) iN. It may be that the President is| SA ™\ h

RU newly willing to let Congress work Na 181 out the details of this legislation. | ° RT Na ; } Nf 0) R 3 A Congress, he said, “is an essential | aa op |" WY oW LLL

instrument of democratic govern- | 5 4 ph = 3 RR w i ; \ A ment,” But Mr. Roosevelt has in| EX TRA SPECIAL! RL a § CR \ Pl ¢ the past been far from complacent SLT Nesoag ll 4 . when congressional hatchetmen | nN R AE : i an ! ST carved up bills he had sponsored. \ CTW = 8 3 Ride All a» *

a five-man Presidential board great authority to vary wage-hour stand- | ards for geographical, industrial and | 3 \ ae seasonal reasons. There is a wide- | 3 ; NC EVE spread demand that Congress itself | ind ; stipulate the variations and exemp- | SLRTTSRIIUL tious, instead of delegating this | LL power. oo i i . Peron the bill finally i forced | _ mh 5 Triple Thick—Cooks the Healthful from committes to the floor of the | : A ERR . Waterless Way. A $24.95 Value. House, it will be fought not only by | 3 { 3 critics of bureaucracy but also by | Southerners, fearful for their historic wage differential, and very | : Range Features: likely by various partisans who wish NSS com 3

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gronsor of the bill LE no ’ The Farm Bill, particularly if the & : : 3 . Gas Saving Heat Control Aariculture Department calls for i BA Ra EI : compulsory crop control and the i e Fully Insulated Oven

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