will solve the Nation's economic pro-Diem, Governor Franklin D.. Rooevelt said to-day In an address.
"Progressives have the same ideas whether you find them in the Democrat publican parties,"
said, "and they are the men who have always led us out of trouble." "United Press.
Santa Rosa, (Calif.), Oct, 80, The Secretary of Agriculture Me, Arthur M. Hyde told agriculture jets and horticulturists to-day. that the election of n Democrat to. the Presidency would be disastrous: their interests Agriculture needed help, Me. Hyde said, but the Democratic promises Zave no indication that real, help would be extended, The Republican erty had helped and would continue
Federal loans to the gape grow a sound basi, he ani, and elted ers of California, 'Santa Rosa is in the heart of the vineyard are Important'
Press London, Oct, 31
According to the "Daily Tele graph", certain financial and com mercial circles in New York are sure of the victory of the Democrats the American presidential election that they are already pre-occupied with the composition of the future government of Mr, Franklin D. Roosevelt, They are inclined in favour of the constitution of a national. cabinet analogous to the British Cabinet.
Tt fs believed that such a govern ment would be particularly suitable to adopt all the necessary measures for the solution of the crisis—Havas.
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