Keep Hammering
Over Curtailment,
Senator's Address
Attempt Made to Involve
Roosevelt s Son in
Broadcast Trouble
rTEW YORK, Oct. 22—The nam:
of James Roosevelt and the sale of
an insurance contract to the Col
umbia Broadcasting system was
today injected into the debate over
Columbia's curtailment of United
States Senator Arthur H. Vanden
berg's campaign speech last Satur
day night in Chicago.
Edward Nlauber, Executive Vice
President of the radio chain, said
Young Roosevelt "participated” in
negotiations for a group insurance
plan for the Columbia employees
in August. 1934, bul this had noth
ing to do with the decision to cut
Vandenberg's address and he re
peated the previous announcement
that the action was in line with
the ruling against broadcasting re
corded programs.
Senator Vandenberg last Saturday
night attempted to have remarks of
President Roosevelt, on phonograph
records, placed on the air, then
Vandenberg was to make reply. He
was cut off when the plan was re
vealed.
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