7
r
and
Queen
at
Retina
This
Afternoon
Following'
.Memorable
Empire
Day
Visit
at
W
innipeg
ith
Several
Unique
features
-
.-i
irf
occasion
ine
wy
.
s
a
.
feUve
attire
and
mood.
t
r
a
riovdy
morning
the
tun
tr
firth
In
the
afternoon,
the
i'-i'narlng
with
a
beautiful
ip
-mnset.
Sck
h
aftr
arrival
of
Their
Ma-
thair.
was
a
receoUon
at
the
and
5c.
(
t
Hail
The
Uborite
Mayor
John
DB
T
C,
t--en
altMuth
he
had
at
first
and
5c.
.
'
rnt
he
did
not
Intend
to
do
ao.
d
i.r.'-d
formal
civic
robe
to
greet
King
and
Queen.
Later
at
the
Leg
uuatlve
Buildings.
T
.r:r
Maleatlei
were
given
a
formal
'r
me
to
the
province
Dy
iTem
l'-r
and
Mr
John
Bracken
tn
presence
of
members
of
the
,
ir--
and
other
dlgnltortes.
This
wa
followed
by
the
memorable
Kmplre
radio
broadcast
by
the
King
who
addres
of
800
words
wan
the
lonet
he
had
ever
made
over
the
air.
His
Majesty
said
that
spiritual
dignity
and
material
happiness
must
be
general
before
the
Empire
rould
In
the
fact
that,
as
Canada
ob-wryed
the
120th
anniversary
of
the
(Continual
on
Pane
Fiir)
MARSEILLES,
trance.
May
25:
(CP
Ihe
forty-two-ton
Pan-
evrninc
Their
MaletUea
will
American
Airways
flying
,
!w
speeding
aerow
the
pralr-
Yankee
Clipper,
starting
out
on
Tonuht
Uwe
will
be
a
brief
"t""1
niht
wt0
the
At-nt
Mo-e
Jaw
and
tomorrow
lnc
Ocean,
waa
here
last
nlghl
M.g
at
Medletne
Hat
from
Southampton.
England,
en-r.irr:
afternoon
a
few
hours
route
to
Lisbon.
Portugal.
It
had
and
the
on
board
a
valuable
cargo
of
mal
t-
spent
at
Caltary
)ar.y
wUI
arrive
m
the
even-
nd
trelght.
'
B.
C
7.4c
and
5c.
t$Z
Gyro
Club
Launching
Campaign
m
r
ftirr1
Ann
7"
r
lo
Dnng
3dd,uuu
uvic
venire
bra
Hon
of
the
royal
visit
to
Canada
net.
Monday
on
the
occasion
of
the
arrival
of
Their
Males
tin
British
ColumbU.
There
will
nt''.tvA
(n
or.,
r-m
,i
n
itfeviiiwi,
uujr
yji
i-iw
""'K
tuct
u'v
.ever,!
naradc
duriai
the
day
night
Staff
Serjeant
Emest
Oam-.
mon
-end
Sergeant
Chris
Jacklln.
ocal
provincial
police
officers,
left
for
Victoria,
being
called
there
at
Binff
where
Saturday
will
,
ft
i
.
C
1
-
for
special
duty
In
connection
wlih
-
-pent
quietly
fiallDllt
OaiCS
the
Knr
tUlt
William
Millar".
D
Bi'nrtay
Thrlr
Mt-;Ue
will
,
'jiquor
vendor,
whose
native
home
ave
tuk.JWUaWw
-
',Nrh""ror!arshlrScbllah'd.
is
b:n
at
Vancouver
Monday
momlng
"
EDMiSDAi
tWflvf
ml,e6
(rom
oumls
Castl
'
-
a
brief
pits
at
Kamtoopsi
American
-
the
Queens
ancestral
home,
left
day
rUht
,
8unret
39.000.
Booth.
7.6c
and
5c.
Tu'ifday
night
for
Victoria.
Week-
Al
Wlnnlpej
,
10
00o,
Pacific.
7.6c
and
"id
boats
will
take
further
Prince
T
"re
w
obc1"I
rtfnlflcanee
to
Rupert
people
to
Vancouver
and
vf
of
the
King
and
Queen
at
nrnm
m
doq.
Pacific.
7.4c
and
Victoria.
I'?
vffftrdav
in
mw
of
the
...
t
Undertaking
Into
Being
Hero
.
1
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
a
special
businegsi
dinner
meeting
Tuesday
night,
considered
plails
for
d
Soo,-
000
community
centre
building
ai
tne
normwei
corner
ZX'JSSL'SS
:.Z"
XUn
Avenue
and
nd
Mcltride
McBride
Street.
Street.
It
It
decided
decided
to
to
send
send
central
committee
on
which
the
fd
faith,
reason
and
fair
play
cardinal
virtues
exemplified
the
two
treat
nations
of
Great
Itritain
and
the
United
States.
None
could
ever
again
conceive
an
lntercst
in
the
undertaking,
the
British
and
American
peoples
and
possibly
other
organizations
resortlnc
to
war
to
solve
differ-
may
be
represented,
eiices.
His
Journey
throujh
Can-
!fmanclng
plan
Is
to
aila
was
proving
a
deeply
moving
experience
to
him,
His
Majesty
said.
Whole
Empire
Heard
Canada's
recognition
of
Queen
Victoria'
birthday
took
on
new
slg
Tne
icnvamc
I
use
$5,000
which
foundations,
of
frame
construction
;
in
romn
nnce
wltn
me
ouuuuij
Tomorrow's
Tides
Capitol
141
Hl
7:M
arf
,
mm
TAXI
20:03
pjrf.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
13:20
p.m.
4
WIS
NORTHERN
AND
CENTUM.
BRITISH
COLUMRIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-it,
.
I
XXVTII
.
No.
121
vfy
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
25,
1939.
rICE:
CENTS
r
V
2
British
Cabinet
Approves
Proposa
CANADIAN
PRAIRIES
JOIN
IN
GREAT
WELCOME
WHICH
MONARCHS
ARE
RECEIVING
Kinir
OBSERVING
v
BIG
EVENT
Prince
Itupert
To
Mark
Visit
of
Kins
Many
Local
People
T
See
Royalty
Expansionist
Policy
In
Canada's
Buugei;
Credit
Aga'nsi
Income
Tax
For
Enterprising
Concerns
OTTAWA.
Mav
25:
(CP)
In
the
face
of
a
.serious
Prince
Rupert
wu.
aoid
iu
ceie-
business
lag,
the
Canadian
government
appears
firm
in
its;
intention
to
continue
tne
preseni
monetary
poucy
wun
its,
main
frnal
the
restoration
of
nnvate
capital
creation.-
it
?-.
described
bv
Finance
Minister
Dunn:ng
as
"An
nansionist
policy
of
easy
money."
He
told
the
House
of
visiting
this
capital
city
of
Saskatchewan
this
afternoon,
including
a
visit
to
the
war
ceno-
FTJJT1
?lL!2d7h,
that
be
deliberately
avoided
the
An
impressive
reception
of
typical
warmth
and
enthus-
taph
and
to
the
new
Prince
Rup-iam
was
accorded,
thotisands
of
visitors
being
in
the
city!
ert
oenerai
Hospital
for
a
tres
to
join
with
local
people
in
the
welcome.
The
royal
train
j&u"
"Tm'
J?
ftiS"
.
,
.,.
.
'
tf
t
I
there
will
be
a
Held
day
for
child
arrived
this
afternoon
from
where
early
Winnipeg
a
mem-'
ren
ren
and
a
huee
bonnre
in
th
:
lOif
victoria
iay
wu
prnt
uy
T
'
r
Majeauea.
On
arrival
here
at
1:30
p
tn
there
tumulluoua
cheers
from
the
j.
rowd
assembled
in
the
centre
i,f
K'in
groa-tnt
country.
An
isl
welcome
was
extended
by
...ice
vwu
mere
pan
to
wie
Native
DaDdlrm
and
the
City
:
with
a
royal
parade
through
On
Return
Hop
Across
Ocean
evening
on
AcroDolls
Hill.
The
jBjy
ScouU
of
the
city
have
takea
WIC
KUU
ill
Oiagill
tviioiu-
tt'n.
'
Between
100
and
200
Prince
Rupert
people
will
actually
see
the
King
ai.d
Queen.
Already
they
are
mier
PaVeerson
on
behalf
of
the
Yankee
Clipper
At
Marseilles
Last
beginning
to
converge
on
Vancou
Mcht
fcnrouie
To
u6on
Ver.
Victoria
and
Jasper.
The
larg
est
lr.dividuil
gruup
conslsu
of
slxiy
tiixeis
and
men
of
192nd.
Battery.
Royal
Canadian
Artillery.
boJl
miu
icu
at
uc
tt-cim
iui
victoria
where
they
will
form
part
of
the
military
guard
of
honn
lot
Their
Majesties.
On
Tuesday
ue
of
the
word
"inflation
because
of
the
"unfortunate"
mean-tng
attached
to
that
word.
The
rntfonls
policy
had
been
successful
In
effecting
a
sub-
rtantial
reduction
In
both
shor
lo-Merm
Interest
rates
and
had
materially
reduced
the
Interest
but
den
on
governments
H
had
bn
designed
to
expand
mcmnr
nd
credit
as
ranldly
as
th
public
need
required
but
not
so
rapJdJv
as
to
creat
an
unh-aU'
vyitlnti"-
eTnr-Rinn
"which
Vancouver
to
Inspect
progress
of
would
have
been
either
futile
or
,h.
construction
of
the
forUflca-
d!r-erou."
in
Mr
Dun-
tinm
a
tne
entrance
of
Prince'
nine's
o'n'on.
Rurert
Harbor.
On
the.
way
north!
Oo'ernmcnt
financial
exnri
-
-.
rwd
at
Allford
Bay.
fee'
th-t
orlvate
ent-riw
miw
oUeen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
In-
be
counted
on
in
the
final
analy"
jt
the
work
on
the
.
n
r;..
QUEEN
MARY
D0INGMELL
Xo
Anv'ty
Fr
Cone
nlnr
ueen
Mother
Follnwlnt
Automobile
Collision
LONDON.
May
25:
(CP
An
Some
fifteen
Prince
Rupert
and
0ffkal
bulletin
from
Marlborough
th
rxminion
wrsci
Burc-u
at,
Yesterday
thirty
British
blue-
of
six
to
one.
The
running-up
Reform
11
W0.
Cold
Storage.
7.7c
wmc-?
nun
hcnooi
pupns
leu
House
last
night
said
that
Queen
and
5
Sc.
at
the
end
of
last
week
for
Van-
M0tnr
Marv.
Injured
In
an
auto-
.
.
1
I
.LIU
Seven
Brothers,
12,000.
Cold
Stor-
couver.
wore
local
scnoi
cnuarcn
mobiie
collision
on
Tuesday,
wlI!
leaTe
ln
a
party
Frldal
n,Rht
7
4c
and
5.5c
making
s-'M'tftorv
oror
al-
'
wt
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vic-
though
suffering
some
pain.
He;
Canadian
toria.
Their
trip
having
been
fin-
pr--
it
war
stated,
are
of
a
neonle
from
Prince
Rupert
and
C0Vered
asaln
within
a
few
days.
THURSDAY
all
Intermediate
points
along
the
Canadian
line
of
Canadian
National
Rail-
Bird.
16.000.
Cold
Storage,
ways
to
Jasper
Park
to
see
the
King
and;
.Queen,
t
f
,
the
project
on
to
a
special
br
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
and
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
mcrce.
which
have
already
express-
jtorlum
measuring
94
by
48
feet.
The
top
floor,
among
other
quarters,
would
Include
a
gymnasium
80
by
32
feet.
The
club
named
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
Is
already
available
and
$10,000
to
a$
official
delegate
to
the
district
be
raised
by
a
campaign
tor
unas
with
the
$40,000
balance
to
be
handled
by
federal
financing
as
a
self-llquldatlng
civic
project.
The
"nronnspd
central
commuiee
m
i
f
t
.
convention
to
be
held
at
Jasper,
Park
next
month
and
William
Cruickshank
as
a
delegate
to
International
convention
at
the
same
place.
Also
ln
attendance
at
the
nlflcancc
when
her
great-grandson,
,
procecd
witn
further
organization
,
convention
will
be
W.
H.
Tobey
and
the
King,
standing
Dciore
a
microphone
In
the
heart
of
the
senior
Dominion,
broadcast
an
Empire
Day
message
to
his
500.000,000
subjects.
The
Winnipeg
event
marked
another
outstanding
.feature
In
the
precedent-shattering
tour
of
the
King
and
Queen,
the
first
BrlUsh
sovereign
and
his
consort
to
visit
a
self-governing
domlnloln.
It
wasj
of
the
campaign
to
bring
the
long
desired
local
project
to
iruiuon.
An
exhaustive
report
on
the
pro
ject
was
presented
to
the
Gyro
Club
by
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
cnairmuu
the
club
activities
and
civic
relations
committee.
The
proposed
hniidinir
would
be
on
concrete
pilar
D.
G.
Borland
ln
their
capacities
as
district
governor
and
secretary-treasurer
respectively.
L.
M.
Asemlssen,
newest
Gyro
member,
was
welcomed
at
the
dinner
Tuesday
night.
J.
M.
Cave
of
Vancouver
was
a
guest.
Following
their
marriage
this
ev
the
first
Emnlre
message
ever
de
I
reRUiations
three
storeys
ln
height
enlng
at
First
United
Church,
Cllf-llverrd
nvnr
th
nlr
hv
the
King'
i
in
hv
inn
feet.
The
ford
Madlll
and
his
bride.
Miss!
-
-
-
-
nnii
mruaui
tit
it
j
-------
-
j-
i
away
from
Enzland.
it..Mm.n.
nr
u-ould
embody
a
60,Edlth
Wilkinson,
daughter
of
Mr.
There
was
an
added
significance
.
.
t
.wimminB
pool
and,
pos-
and
Mrs,
sibly
bowling
alleys.
The
street'on
the
Prince
George
for
a
honey
floor
would
contain
four
stores
fac-
moon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else
ling
on
Third
Avenue
and
an
audi-
where
In
the
south.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oouny
.
D.
Jotmstoa
Co.)
Vancouver
Big.
Missouri
fc
15
Bralorne.
ilSo.
Cariboo
QuarU.
25.
Dentonla,
.03!8.
Falrvlew,
,034.
Gold
Belt.
.41.
Hedley
Mascot,
.90.
nto,
.014-Noble
Five.
,01T8-Pacific
Nickel.
.16.
Pend
Orlelle,
U5.
Pioneer,
2.45.
Premier,
1.93.
Privateer.
1.42,
Reeves
McDonald,
.24
(ask).
Reno,
.51.
(
Relief
Arlington,
.09.
Reward,
,024.
Sheep
Creek,
1.06.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,,
.14.
Calmont,
.31.
C.
&
E.,
2.02.
Freehold,
.03
ii.
Home,
2.18.
Pacalta.
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta,
1.05,
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.18V4.
rtnhhv
Cruickshank.
son
Flies
North
To
Inspect
Defence
Building
Work
N,
D.
Lambert,
general
superintendent
for
Ryan
li
Stewart,
contractors,
arrived
by
Pacific
Air-ays
seaplane,
piloted
by
C.
R.
TV'bb'n
Tuesday
afternoon
from
of
Mr.
O.
V.
Wilkinson,
will
sail
and
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank.
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for;
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
'
next
ten
days.
'
I
air
base
rii.u
frnm
VanMnvor
fn
PrltVP
1
Weather
Forecast
Shwhana
IU
1B.0W.
Atun.
7.zc
anced
by
local
capjtal.
mlnor
character.
An
Injury
to
her
coo
vrith
rain
.
A
special
train,
leaving
here
pye
ls
not
source
of
anxiety.
oia
oiuiasc.
u.n-
nexi
Tuesaay
evening,
win
iae
sne
S
expected
to
be
quite
re-
Russian
Principle
Of
Military
Alliance
Is
Adopted
In
London
Out
Negotiations
Are
Rein?
Continued
LONDON,
May
25:
(CP)
The
British
cabinet,
at
a
:vo-houi
meeting
yesterday,
accepted
in
principle
the
ituss.an
proposal
for
a
mutual
defence
pact,
involving
a
uiilitary
alliance,
linking
Soviet
Russia,
Great
Britain
and
!
ranee.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
that
details
have
yet
to
be
completed
but
he
hoped
.
It
would
be
possible
to
reach
a
full
agreement
at
an
early
date.
Ne-
I
i
ITHIAIT
N
S
1
1
I
N
gcUatlons
are
being
conducted
by
ILaltJlVll
Lord
Halifax,
Foreign
Secretary,
t
Wllh
Premler
Edouard
Daladier
of
g-
Y
rpr'T)
I.Kh
A
I
H
K
France
and
with
Russia
through
Further
Incidents
In
Far
East
Make
International
Atmosphere
More
Difficult
SHANGHAI,
May
25:
Further
coenis
have
occurred
to
add
:re&h
fuel
to
the
International
ten-
r,
1
i,
rnrro
Thp.1
ci.
in
the
Far
East
B.-U-Jh
and
French
warships
Ambassador
Ivan
Maisky.
YANKS'
WIN
STREAK
IS
NOW
ENDED
Rurert
via
the
islands
was7
com4
'a"
off
the
China
nldr0neto
dewrSi
to
PvrBt
recurrence
ot
Finally
Beaten
by
Detroit
Tiger,
?
VIL
tvebSSy
ncftesto
tn
wt&ch
Japanese
war-
After
Twelve
Straight-Hectic
!j!!n
"Jrt
nm.
halted
British
and
French
Battle
In
National
League
iiKMMj
r;,:,
haM.t1Mdrieiithrt,-
rContlnues
-
th
n"ni
at
l-3U
Lms
ziirT--
"
:
noon
on
his
return
south.
inem,
presumao;
iw
mia
suu
r-rrtinltiqn
which
may
be
destin-
NEW
YORK,
May
35:
CP
AN
!d
for
China.
Such
action
on
th
ter
twelve
consecutive
victoria
ihigh
seas
by
Japan
is
considered
:he
New
York
Yankees
were
un-!p
be
in
the
nature
of
aggression
able
to
make
it
thirteen
yesterday
-nd
the
intention
la
to
put
a
stop
and
they
lost
at
the
Yankee
Sta-
of
to
it.
Cinm
to
Detroit
Tigers
by
a
score
Vletr
Tid
Princ
Rapert.
Tuts
icr--
.....
---4
ajEhrp
nt
Poo-
Boston
Red
Sox
were
beaten
Tues-
km
t
s
1
m
tvy
and
coer.
th
it
tunK
a
former
Chinese
port
which
day
by
Detroit
Tigers
and
yester-bour
period
mdin
5
ojn
ttvmorrow
occunjed
by
the
Japan-
day
by
Cleveland
Indians
and
an
Prine
RuDert
and
Queen
Char-
rre
After
an
official
Japanese
dto-
now
four-and-a-half
games
below
lotte
Islands
Fresh
east.to
south
test.
th
landine
Darty
was
with-
the
Yankee.
Winning
Tuesd?
ndt
bpcomlne
strone.
cloudy
and
drawn.
It
had
been
sent
ashore
over
tne
Washington
benators
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker
are
1
1
a
1-l.a.
V.
m
rkvtmMA
Kin.-?
Oeorge.
ln.
Canada,
and
""nB
wns
the
Duke
of
Windsor,
ln
Franc.
GW
toe
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
are
keeping
In
close
touch
and
i
1
have
received
assurances
In
response
to
their
anxious
Inquiries.
Two
ladies-ln-walting
were
with
Queen
Mary
when
her
car
overturned
following
the
collision
with
a
truck.
It
was
said,
to
protect
a
industrial
plant
Many
Of
Crew
Of
Sunken
Sub
Are
Rescued;
Remainder
Are
Conceded
To
Have
Perished
LONDON,
.May
25.
Fighting
In
London
tonight,
Henry
Armstrong
retained
his
world's
welterweight
title
over
Ernie
Roderick,
the
British
Empire
titleholder.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Brooklyn
8,
Pittsburg
2.
Cincinnati
6,
New
York
1.
Philadelphia,
8,
Chicago
7.
Boston
1,
St.
Louis
2
(seventh
Inning.
American
League
Detroit
2.
New
York
5.
Cleveland
11.
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
1,
Washington
4.
Chicago-Philadelphia,
postponed
British
yesterday
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
the
Chicago
White
Snx
movea
into
lourtn-
piace
aneaa
or
Cleveland.
The
St.
Louis
Browns.
C.C
Mill-
sailed
Tuesday
night
on
,oslng
Tuesday
t0
the
Athletics
th?
Cr-.tala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
and
yesterday
to
Washington
Sen-
a
tors
in
a
16
to
6
slugfest,
hav?
PORTSMOUTH.
New
Hampshire,
Mav
25
dropped
Into
seventh
place
below
the
Athletics.
In
the
National
League,
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Cincinna'l
Reds
keep
up
their
hectic
battla
for
supmeracy.
Both
won
again
yesterday,
the
victory
of
the
Reds
over
New
York
Giants
by
a
6
'to
:
nothing
shut-out
being
their
ninth
(CP)
straight
win.
Pittsburg
Pirates,
by
TM-ftWo
momV,Prs
nf
thp
crew
of
the
United
States
defeating
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
dit-
Isubmarine
Saualus.
sunk
on
the
muddy
sea
bottom
at
the
Boston
Bees
from
fourth
:
depth
of
240
feet
off
the
New
Hampshire
coast,
were
res-:"
'cued
vesterday
by
a
huge
diving
bell
device.
Twenty-six;-.
c
jm
1
of
the
sixty-two
men
aboard
the
submarine
are
believed,
flew
OpeeCl
IfiarK
ARMSTRONG
IS
WINNER
Defeated
British
Empire
Welterweight
Champion
In
Title
Bout
Tonight
to
have
been
drowned
after
being
trapped
in
the
three
water-filled
compartments
of
the
undersea
craft.
Efforts
will
be
made
to
raise
!
the
whole
vessel
to
the
surface.
Ten
ren
It
was
shortly
after
daybreak
yes
for
Flight
Made
Hours
and
Fifty
Minutes
From
Mexico
City
To
New
York
terday
morning
that
the
first
suc-j
cessf
ul
rescue
operation
was
effect-
j
NEW
YORK,
May
ed.
The
diving
bell
was
lowered
by
speed
record
for
the
25:
A
new
flight
from
'means
of
a
crane
and
escape
was
J
Mexico
City
t0
New
York
was
set
made
by
use
of
a
special
hatch.
The
up
yesterday
by
a
Mexican
avla-I
first
party
to
be
rescued
numbered
I
tor
whose
time
was
ten
hours
and
'seven.
Later
taree
other
groups
of
j
fifty,
minutes.
A,
message
wa
'men
were
brought
to
the
surface.
'
brought
from
President
Cardenas
!lt
was
the
first
time
that
a
rescue,
to
President
Roosevelt.
ihad
been
effected
at
such
great1
depth.
The
men
had
been
down
.
I
for
upwards
of
twenty-nine
hours.
jjjrj
fjkrni
JLvGllGI
Lieut.
John
C.
Nicholls
led
the
j
first
group
to
the
surface.
Lieut.
q
Acciirprl
Commander
Oliver
Maitland,
com-
iXJUi
19
H03UICU
manaer
oi
tne
suomanne,
came
up
In
the
last
trip
of
the
bell.
Some
of
'the
men
required
hospital
treat-
jment
following
the
rescue.
'
On
the
last
trip
up
the
cable
fouled,
delaying
the
ultimate
res-
cut
for
four
hours.
A
general
court
of
inquiry
lias
'been
ordered
by
the
Department
of
the
Navv
The
possibility
of
sabotage
will
be
considered.
Of
Being
Passed
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
May
25:
-In
spite
of
the
warning
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
others
that
It
is
not
an
economic
measure,
the
passage
of
the
billion
and
a
quarter
dollar
agricultural
relief
appropriation
bill
appeari
to
be
assured.