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tray.r-hQlFt-p'rofanej---grkn-although-!- o{-.the-.cfaitl&d.-Statea^ ________ :__^ ihe President -wgxe.-de&tehed to aid exquisite with haunting stillness. ' j Starting -his tour, lait October, people-in all walks of life. He-said BOSTON, May 15 CUP) ^Guard --W4U-Hays-ia-a-eonatant-affront -to- the. stng^ardZTHe:Itasrthe. activity, of the lizard darting about'M'ur'b'lione piles of the desert. At every station he has handed .a sheaf of_ telegrams and the typewriter of his secretary. Earl Brlghtris always clicking. Yet he regards these trips as a sort of let-up. ' the national secretary b&s; traveled that .CEittctonthShoukL be isserved; ed-by : eight--pGiicemesr-Whistter's mure' than "27,000-raiiMrto-date-to' bring-befox^-every-Excbangetterthenational recovery message- given temporary-sacrifices-should-be made. -a-uungTy-irv-the-face-of-aj-promised. better economic-order. famed-painting- of-fals-mother,-- ued''V2rrmisty"ar-s500;(XXs to $3,0 000, was taken from the ___ him by the 'National Exchange club Following the luncheonT^fflcers museum of tine arts today on' the convention. # and committeemen of the local club first leg of its journey (back-to the The Exchange, representing hun conferred with_ Harter and Davis Louvre in Paris. dreds of substantial communities on 'iiub 'functioning problems and throughout the "nation, Is .making plans.Jr_the_I-Utyre,____ ... the most of its organization struc Harter-said that in every section Albuquerque has become a mecca for'autograph hunters, more per sistent than those around the New York theatres. They specialize, of course. In movie start, who take ad- nf. the . longest--slop*--25. minutes, to promenade the station glatform. Shawled, burnt-black ture to further the interests of the of the country signs of recovery are natron as well as the respective apparent, and that ^Exchangeites communities, Harter said. . had played a prominent part in_the Harter, who has served as na improved economic- conditions. He tional secretary since the Exchange. lead a letter from President Roose- ^ nationalized In 181*7. wag In .veil.. ..himself,,an-Exchangeite, where.- troduced by'Jack_ Schroeder, third ! in the nation's chief executive rec-! vice president off the California | ognized the worth,,of-the National 'Go o d p a in t in g w eat her ? Wf4y MAN- ' -PE Indians will squat before their piles, Exchange and a past president of' Exchange's recovery program. of for-sale potteryi The depression the peninsula club. The secretary "The recovery program," Harter' has not worn them down. And' why and his. touring companion, Rus said, "already has surpassed In should it? In all my visits here I sell Davis, were welcomed here ~by 'scope and service any previous pro- have never -seen one make- a saie. A -local Exchange . President Erwin ~Ject.ey.er undertaken.' by this great !rain-porter tells- me the' Indians Dames. national organization which is ded- lost their best customer when Ros-. HEROLD Mr HARTER coc Arbuckle passed from mortal! view. Every once in awhile in --National secretary of Ex The speaker asked"Exchanpites icated .to service. larklsh humor he would. buyTtiem- change, who visited the peiv out and scatter-the souvenirs among the train's passengers. And the old insula club during a luncheon bucks would be "off _the reservation" meeting yesterday. Harter, on for days. ' "recovery tour of the coun ii-yuKiifi ,1 qfc Things came to the customary try, urged support for Presi pretty pass midway between Albu querque and Gallup_this_ evening1 dent Roosevelt's program. "So you did. the packing?" observed a certain lady bent over the family ACME QUALITY suit-case. I feared some derelic tion and, affecting to'be still lan guidly wan from that high altitude at Raton, flickered the affirmative and'inscrutable smile, of Mona Lisa's brother. "Wrapping a. bottle, of red ink in your pajamas," she Continued Hipping me the loose cork, "certain ly smacks of. genius!" (Copyright, 1934, McNaught amous wild animal Syndicate, Inc.) ` SAVS SUPPORT OF FI MS UK n in "Wild Cargo,'' ting tomorrow. Support of the President's recov TO OPPOSE SAN JOSE. May M'GRATII .15 (UP),--Ernest ! ery program Ls an economic and E. Williams, United States'commis patriotic duty according to Herold sioner and a San Jose attorney, to- M. Harter, national secretary of day announced h.ls_candidacy as a Excliungu" clubs .who 'addressed lo-" republican nominee u--for congress- cal club members yesterday at the rninrTn"the-"Elghth-districtr-He wtH- -Forest Hill hotel. - '. - oppose J. J. McGrath, of San Ma Partisanship should be eliminat teo, Incumbent. ed," said Harter, who is making a Did you see that NEW SINK in Peirce & Towle's Window? h o u s e, pain t ; Costs less per yard of surface Covert, thoroughly <nui longer than ordmoi y point because of its BALANCED FORMULA -TYNAN aundiecd yellows, sickly Usonous greens of wall doubtless an effort to ye in the surrounding e. If that is the aim, OPE-N-TOeSE- AT THE WOMEN'S EXCHANGE * Wednesday, May 16th Old Friends are weicdlne and we hope to make many new ones. -PEIRCE &TOWLE Monterey's Leading Hardware Store for Over 40 Years ^ 410 Alvarado Street Monterey, Calif. COMPANY Phone 5131 Franklin and Cortex JVIonterey New Mexico, I took ad . 15-minutc halt for a with the Boston. We i the wide main street, rs away I thought 2 inductor's "fBo-aa-rdi" t stood still. I got back lat, white faced and Vhat the world is the Hired ^*rh< T fibbed. "It got me g the fraidy-cat hoots. \r-old aunt, a prodigious ter life, knows, more rrrta Fe intH-than"thoselave crossed it many each octogenerian years curiosity j* a fine ac- it. And to attain it eful glow over our naige, as she has, is even glares down mercilessly dco's arid miles. The to the vista are the 1 ridges, faery in their hitenessr--Out--l-lte--care a Mexican in sombrero R-- plodding., the motor fe must be miles from a Alone c \s not even glance up at g train. Perhaps his e on the coming moonLrumming- guitar- -and--aurfrom~where-i- slt-New- wmm TIMES TONIGHT IE DANIELS - uc: fir -- ~ r