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At a special, ele'cai,,en fa Congress-
man-in.
ongress-mala-ib. the 24th Q01 '4Slonal
triet in the Bronx. yesterday y the"left-
wingcandidate didatf Ffenr A. Wallace,ti'G.' �
third party corfteric'ierr•for the I'resi-
,cl ire '. reP . f ' .. weela-ing and .sur ris..
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ubliean °.and', Li oral , party' gip an-
ants; . ,lits, 'Roosevelt rind • ,Mayor
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'71)emoeiratle .nominee., The. event"
was,.•of definite anntianal . poli.tictil
significance this :year s Biesi
dea-
' c, otatest.. en ocrats'dre wo%rigid,
Republictta'is . • iubildztt; D•reiiiiiy
idealistic Henry Wallace,Who fierce-
ly attacks 11r, Trurnau's Russian
*Trademark Reg'd.
'.galley and the Mars411 Plan, *now
boldly • tell'iiig .the caputry 'that "his
third party' will in a,; few.:months
:become the "hist • party. :'�lle..Bronx
'descry bsz; f Rrreralilr<..: Ag rrlval,,
•said we 14ave33,O9,0, C00iMunists.
New 'York. City alone, • All to the•
can no* count them,
he Reds and; pinks.,got •oot ,every:
Vote. Henry 'VAS the man yespons-.
iple 4 for illiztg° ,about , IO,OOQio0Q.
yours, pigs. td 1eep up latices.'
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» `.Pro and t.ou• ,h» ries 1 the'
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g.sh, i. �fitd . .r:R p ,
in the. Stiiiday� . ztga4ine, sectiono.,t
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filte ve\ 'Fork ymooeni0 114 that
our sk �-'pi,€• g aereln • towers. were, not at
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arti,t'c.,, h `•:tire W :ciutif
• it eye , e . i.. �•ttud�.
that theY• ,Shp c its..to be too n;in%,
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terialistie,, solo .little inclined tovarcl,
the ;higher things of life, .w Hey sale°,,
too,:that New York awoke' in -the
e'''4,11ing like a
orsl, ,ixittppy
.'•wo
,mau' anddounelen jewels -the
•uyriatl1 is.
Qf"`afli�,., .« e'-a•re•-�ttr-
unhtWpy, restless lot, , etc: Thee
writing chaps get bookings for., lee
Hires all-over the Wilitry, always.
for cash on the barrelhead,,and<then
tell 'Members „of women's clubsand'
6literary, igroti' s by the thousands
;w1hae they don't. 't. like about us, all
put in a way that baffles anyyrefuta
tAoiiv. f tm-'their_._modest- _listeners, when -the- congregation 'w as spell
Last geek Alastair Cooke, an ;Eirg bound,lie waxed eloquent on- the .Ain
lisiiman who' had lived some years y of laziness, and workedin a story.
about a fat, lazy ,,tail who asked.
alms at the. back poor of i=i kindly
lady.. The, lady enquired why. he,.' a
healthy man, was not working. It
'
wasa
thot sitiriauer day: ; -Ah, there
wasiso ',work in his business at this•'
time' of the year. He got the hand-
out, their.• -explained that he Was a
ended up with •'Whadye say, Mac.?" ' snow , sh.oveler. ' .The congregation
Another , overseas , critic bus an
article "in The Times• telling us of
our lack Of skin• in international
affairs • in which he starts 'off by
drov. as lazily. ai.ong treee. •and.
,hsds'es 1t "lane wanes ' its attractive
as. the, En iish countryslde,now have
litre branch roto.' Ai a>•chiteetttral,
,b'aauty - to take:; .care •oit thei£..4ul ,
,'txxtttr°n euston 00, ' Tow , the great
Macy' store has, a .shopping center in
ftf atna1ea, center. *tour Queens; Qonn='
t .'....JanlUieu, ls'' 'l ._ •' WO
K w" .O a lens. The eeteusie , o; '
su. ->±ban facilities. for hopping �' a;.
a e .r
r �z t e -f r: -New _ e�a �' n oX
.r. .cl York
department stores. philadelphi,�., has.
rt had bt: b
for ye . i s d a so it nn .s t4pl?infi;
center.iii} ;TJpper Darby, on, its .west-+-
ern.,,edge .where •1 -was- startled oto:
See gretLt bnper-n hrket. j�tst'around
the • ccrr?ter''fxom:.A tarsus.
XfiAisterihl hunfor.0.Aradio elerg
n ' r2
uta .ti 1astIu cltt3, i'ne ,lar'ging:on a'
serious' and ,worthy thewei told. '4f
'chatting with, his' taxi" tl:;river ,..on.
pal titcal affairs, ' They cabinan didn't
eU''y President f •'Trtinian; „"'' and.
Voulti i.. -f Tac .h> inyway, 'be
cause there was no. chance for ads
vnnceiuent Long ago; when. I lived
,in,n ]irook,yn board ng hot -S-071 1.1$e4rto attend De Witt 4-Tnlwadgets
Schur 'h, Be was fl f (nous pretielier
and his church Was ai yttys • filled
with people from` all - over the
country: One, particular Sunday,
in Yew York, put in good words for
us. He said New York was a happy
place, .thepeople friendly. He liked
our shopkeepers; -•cops, taxi drivers •
who without. ,' v ,
saw rudeness, 1! liitci, e.
say, Mac,?" - • He ended up by a- good -
dressing down to Mr; Priestley for
Ms old •Victorian prejudices and
bunt out laughing. • : '
Karr Marx anniversary ; I' urge
any who may be interested 'in Com -
praising, our "adequate lalumbin;, ' nanism and who do not.`.eare to°
That's' a' subtle touch. I chatted wade through books to findout what
with a •publisher about English Marxism really" nieans.to read the
criticism •.of .U.S... doings. He said
people • like abuse -they love it. I•
'believe it. ' •
Madison' Scjuare Garden, on-
.Eighth; ayap ue• is a- fci-naous-place,..
but one of the ugliest, buildings lit
New. Y..ork,• hNie•: original- Garden
was one of ,thatost. beautiful. It
stood. • on T the cc ner of Madisoil
-r i ; `c cztalna e liy a, 'graceful . w • eotili be -happy."
tower which was a . replica of _a r'* * *' '
fa Qb t�!k�Ter�i3 : e Te;