New York, Feb. 3.
The possibility of a Cabinet notables for the President-elect, ly. Franklin D. Roosevelt, is gradually fading as reports about the selection of Cabinet members circulate in Washingt When Inv. Roosevelt was elected, people had visions of a Cabinet among whose members would be. Messrs. Owen D.. Young, Bernard Baruch, Albert O. Ritchie, John.
Davis, Newton D. Baker and Melvin A' Traylor. The _appointment of any three of these to. the three chief posts would have given: Hthe new Administration a very distinguished "Cabinet but Mr. Roosevelt is finding what his predeces-_ sors have found—that the big men of the country have good reasons why they cannot take office. Business reasons forbid their acceptance and health may bar pubbis service. Reuter.
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