Shihchiachwang, Nov. 5.
Chinese guerillas, with Communist or Nationalist sympathies, operating in Hopei province were urged y bay to lay down their arms in festo issued by Gen. Li Ying and Gen.
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Hyde Park, Nov. 4.
President Roosevelt tonight called on the nation to preserve the "social and economic gains of liberalism" in the November 8 elections.
Speaking over a nationwide radio chain, the President reminded Americans of the "terrorism and intolerance" in other lands. He warned he people that unless democra moves forward as a living force. Fascism and Communism would gro' in strength in the United States and the world at large.
The President pledged his Administration to a policy of non-intervention in business provided that business abuses were eliminated.
Mr. Roosevelt appealed to New York States voters to re-elect Mr. Herbert H. Lehman, Democratic Governor of New York who is opposed on the Republican ticket by Mr. Thomas Dewey, famed New York "crime buster" who was appointed Special Prosecutor in New York by Governor Lehman in 1935.
By inference, Mr. Roosevelt emphasized Mr. Dewey's youth as a major reason for re-electing Mr. Lehman, "Governing New York State requires skill which comes from long experience in public affairs," the President said.
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