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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
WEEKLY SUNDAY
SCHOOL TALKS

A foolish rich man is the subject for
next Sundays lesson. Last Sundaf
we saw Jesus, first among friends,
ihen among foes: TODAY he IS again
teaching and admonishing. The rich
young man had so much goods that
he had no room to store them AMI said
What snail | do, because / have no
room to bestow my gools." He looked
everywhere but to heaven for a place
in which to lay up his treasures. Some
one said "He might have bestowed
his wealth in the bosom of the poor,
the home of the widows, the mouths
of the children" But he said Il know
what | will do; | will build greater
barns, and there will l bestow all
my fruits and goods, and l will say
Soul Thou hast Much Goods laid up
for many years, take thine ease. Eat
drink, and be merry 1t seems never
to have crossed his mind, IF God has
given so much to me, what can | give
to others? have many more goods
than can enjoy myself, What more
good can do to my poorer neighbors.
But God said Thou Fool, this night
my soul Shall nc required OF tnee .
The man had his say, there is now a
higher being who puts in word We
are not told how God spoke but GER
tanly in such a way the fool under
stood him.
After we have made our ground do
its best and we have pulled down our
barns and built on larger scale, aft
cr we have stored up our goods, God
may say to us suddenly, Tonight |
shall want you" and we could not say
no. You may say no to your best
friend, you can refuse the invitation
of your most importunate associate
but when God says II shall want you
tonight, you cannot write an excuse
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
Use Sulphur To
Heal Your Skin
Broken Out Skin And Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night

Broken Out Skin And Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night
For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body, you do not have to wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment.
declares a noted skin specialist. Apply
little Mentho Sulphur and improve
ment shows next day.
Because of its germ destroying pro-
perties, nothing has ever /been found
to take the place of this Sulphur prep
aration. The moment you apply it,
healing begins. \Only Those who have
had unsightly skQtE6ubles can know
the delight this Mentho- Sulphur does
bring. Even fiery, itching eczema is
dried right up.
Get small jar from any good drug
gist and use it like cold cream.
Advertisement. o.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21

thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee:
for it is profitable that one OF thy
members should perish, and not that
thy whole body should be cast into
hell.
81 1t hath been said, Whosoever
shall put away his wife, let him give
her writing of divorcement:
81 But | say unto you, That who
soever shall put away his wife, saving
for the cause of fornication, causeth
her to commit adultery; and whose
ever shall marry her that is divorced
committeth adultery.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Corner Lee and Jessamine Streets,
Bruce Nay, minister.
10 a. H., Bible School
1880 a. m., Junior c. f.
1870 a. m, Communion and Christ
mas Sermons.
$50 p. M, c. F.: Topic; How to
Have Christmas All the Year, Leoder,
c. Z. Mann.
7:30. White Gifts for the Kings Ser
vice. Beautiful and elaborate white de-
corations, Christmas music, a very in
teresting program. A special effort to
be present will be well rewarded.
If you have no church home, worship
with us. A real welcome awaits you.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
THE WONDROUS STAR
BY Eleanor Louise Smith Ace 1s

BY Eleanor Louise Smith, Age IS
/ he following poem was written by
a niece of Miss Eleanor Marston, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Smith
now libing in S. c. The poem was en-
tered in a prize competition in the
December St Nicholas and won a
silver badge on its merit.
Twas night, and in the fields near
Bethlehem
Some shepherds DER their flocks a
vigil kept,
When, 10! an angel of the Lord APP
peared
And all the armament o'erhead was
swept
With dazzling light, and then the an
gel spake;
Fear not, glad tidings unto you l
bear.
Go forth unto the town of Bethlehem,
And you will find the infant Saviour
there"
Three wise men versed in lore OF star
and sky,
Were watching in foreign land
afar,
When in the eastern heavens they des-
cried
A scintillating glow-a wondrous
And so they left the land of their
abode
And journeyed toward the setting
sun for days,
Until they came at last to Bethlehem
All guided thither by the stars bright
rays.
Within a lowly stable on the hay,
The wise men found the little Christ
and there,
They knelt and worshipped Him, and
at His feet
Laid gifts of gold and myrrh ant
incense rare.
Rejoicing filled their hearts that they
had come
To pay Him homage from theil
homes affair;
And cleaning softly in the sky still
hung
The wise mems guiding light-the
wondrous star.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21

Your friends, can buy anything you
can give them\ Except" your photo
graph. Make an appointment TODAY at
Owens Studio. DE-
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM

The Central Oh istian Church Sun
day School, will present beautiful
Christmas program next Sunday night
at 300 p. m, entitled, White Gifts for
the King. The story of Love. The
program is principally in pantomine
and with the elaborate decorations
that are being prepared will make an
attractive and appealing scene The
program is in the hands OF Mrs. u.
J. Bennett and Mrs. Jennie Shallen-
berger, both of whom are experts in
the art of directing programs and it
is safe to say that this will be no ex-
ception. Mrs. l., A. Turner is training
the choir for the special music and
they are noted for the high quality OF
music they render Not the least "a
mong the other attractions will
some special music by our ercellent
church orchestra. They will render Sc
veral numbers and all who habe had
the pleasure of hearing them before
will not have to be urged to come
The program is scheduled for SOC
sharp and will take the place of the
regular evening sermon. If YOU wan
TO get good seat, better he thcr,
carly
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21

The Central Christian Sunday
School will have their Christmas tree
at the church on Saturday afternoon
from 800 II 400 o'clock. Preparations
are being made to rendcr program
and to give each junior a gift. 1t is
hoped that every hoy or girl who has
been attending SuYfdy Sci DOL there
will be present AID euioy this occa-
S-fn
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-21
z1EIaalzaEzaH E,s3
4 BIBLE THOUGHT n
\ u FOR TO-DAY - 81
4 Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove g IHI
Il priceless heritage in after years. iii

WATCH:-What | say unto You |
say unto all, Watch-Mark 13: 81.
Evening star., 1922-02-24

-you can't leave Your guests-there's not
a 1niaute to lose!
If your grocer is a QUALITY SERVICE
STORES merchant such a predieament need cause
you no anxiety whatever, For he will come to your
rescue with readiness that would do credit to the
memory of a gallant knight of old. A phone call,
brief statement of your needs, however small and
moment later the grinding of brakes and tap on
your door tell the tale of Conscientious dependable
grocery service. Are you enjoying such gratifying
service from your present erocere not, It will pay
7ou to seek out the QUALITY SERVICE
STORES merchant in your vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
"Big TIM Tells
BOudSna0n He
Will Quit
Council
(By The Associated Press)

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May n. Big Tim I
Murphy and Fred Nader, labor leaders,
charged with instigating bombing and
murders in Chicagos labor war;" were
released from the county Jail after elev-
en- days Of confinement when Judge
Miller granted their petition for n writ
Of habcas corpus.
Their bonds were set al $4,000 each.
Thomas Carey, a retired bricklayer,
scheduling property valued at $500. 900
as guarantee Gf their appearance when
the trial starts. Carey. however. RE-
fused 10 put up the bonds until Murphy
and Nader agreed to have nothing more
TO do with the Chicago Building Trades
Council, which it has been alleged. they
controlled in the fight against the
unions accepting tho Lands building
trades award.
Big Tim" Murphy promptly accept
ed the conditions. saying he intended "a
devote his work TO the Gas Workers
Union, of which he is the president.
Nader. president Of the Building Trades
Council. said he would agree 70 the
terms but declined 10 say hc would ~
sign as president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
(By Jno. W. Bashaw, Herald
Staff Correspondent

II YOU believe that with reference a.
the =. %. =. campaign II ~ MI over hut
the shouting your opinion H. M var
ia-rc with those who have all the facts
AT their finger tips. If you wish Dave
O'Brien saccess in his task ~ oreEins
the seaport You will have ~ give the
facts in this article your graTest cun-
sidcraton for unless they are Hn.Icr-
stood and acted upon the Valley NiIi
get no additional markets. il will get
no competitive freight rates. il will get
no seaport now or M arg time witan
the next ten. possibly twenty years.
Two things are threatening the sue
cess nf the :. q. :. campaign. lack
II understanding rs 10 how much mon
ey each one should give and the popular
opinion that this so. :. campdigu can
be strung out over nm indefinite perion
of time. Upon the authority ~ Dave
O'Ericn il u said that unless the Val
ley understands thief acts in regard ~
these two matters and acts upon them
with all promptncss the campaign viii
rnil after having made a good start.
There are 800 families IN the Vat
TX Nho are possible contributors ~ the
:. d. = fund. The lists from all Valley
communities including brownsville viii
not show anywhere near that numhei.
Incidentally this shows that many hun
drcdS ~ Valley families which are pos
Sihlc contributors have not contributed.
Hnt We are driving az the average. the
minimum and the maximum contrilu-
ton figures.
II will he seen with very little figir-
inc that S66f il the least any family
can contribute II il H. ~ have the sat-
isfaction of knowing that il has done
IT. share Oft ~ work IN takes thar
much to raise $4,000 from 800 fam
lies. This is no two-bit proposition.
There are that MANY families in the
Valley who can give $G.GG. Where there
II n will there u WAY. Take the cas-
of Mr.. LYONS ~ san Juan. lie had nn
ready cash He wanted to help. lie
studied about the matter. And he gave
a ten of alfalfa hay. worth 5000. That
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
SOLDIER BONUS
PROJECT WILL
Be Up MONDAY
Senate Committee Is to Con-
slider Both McCumber
and Smoot Plans
Try The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. II. C.. May 2T-
Soldier bonus legislation will be consid-
cred Monday by the senate fiiHnce COM
mittec. Chairman McCumbcr hopes the
amendcd house measure will hc agreed
on ard reported 10 the senate. but this
tonight was problcmatical.
Democratic members of the commit
tee expect to confer informally befor,
going into committee session.
Two plans are proposed. the Nc
Cumhcr plan in the amended hotiS" bill.
ard the SmSot hill for paid up life Ia
s,lrance in lieu of all ether options. Sew
eral democrats said they are inclined To
look more favorably on the Mccnmbci
plan.
Both the senate republicans and de-
mocrats nr" split on the bonus pro-
hlcm. and il is indicated that neith',
side is ready at this time for show
down in the Seiate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
MORSE FREED
ON PETITIONS
BY OFFICIALS
Department OF Justice Makes
Public Record In the
Noted Case

WASHINGTON d G. say =. -
Naming scores of m-r4-sis ). tAe szrats
and hoazc. to.h -e -rlfs - E-lh-
Leans, ana otHur- amlafH- r rff MI
life AZ thg time -a aFiEE Er.fIpnaH lh.
release ia 1912 from ths A.'atfa q ~
tentiary Of Charles =. 4lrse. ths sse-
partment of Justice tctsg lais p4lis
the record .E ttr L1sI- ease ~ .-
closed in tLg official ilNH. .rElrauMr
IN the statement -fat beyond ans .-Ha-
tion Morse was Fsleassl VI 1u t.e 80
port of reputable phgs'e.a1s, sad Na.-sa
States army surgeons showlaf k-l -g -
suffering trcm z4E.a-s ilnaiA
The release cane fhs stA.rH4anN r.r-
tinued. -as the e-.raIHa..cr uI .ha mnaI
remarkable plblic tfur-atll..1l 4l Lu-
half Of any federal ~ ntF sver se.-
vieted ~ the eonE.s 81 tAe la-leG
states
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
new ROAD BOND
ELECTION WILL
Be Held JUNE 10
Issue Will Replace Most Of
Bonds Voted In County
January Last

Confusion among some OF the voters
IN the county over the details of the
coming road bond election. June 10. 10
vote on mn issue of S:,-Io.OOD to complete
the state highway through the county.
resulted in statement yesterday ca
plainil Y the situation. by the Browns
Vile Chamber of Commerce.
The statement follows:
Ta the voters of Cameron County Tex
as:
This is 10 remind you that On the
10Th day Of June 1g12. yuu will have
the opportunity 10 volc for the issuance
of bonds To the amount of S.'D.;so. the
proc weeds If the sale of which are to be
used in the completion ot the concrete
highway through our county. You Will
recall that few months agD 'am"r"n
Caunty voted on the issuance of SioD.-
N0 of bonds as a countrywide issue,
and 500. 600 of bonds on the dlsirict
plan. The district plan. had i carried,
would have caused certailS sections OF
the county to be taxed fort he road IN
excess of other sections. and on THIS
account il did not meet the approval 90
n majority of the voters in the proposed
dist rict ana therefore failed To carry.
The SlOOO 900 issue called under Chap
ter |. Title Il. which was a county
wide issue. applying 10 ali sections alik'.
cnrried. However. under Chapter /. IL
tie IL. according to present valuations
in. the county. il was only possible L.
issu. nj this time Sl200oc of the Sloo,-
600 voted.
This $4,000 has been issued and
sold. In the ncighborhood Of S20,0W,
cf this money is now being used. or
soon will he in road construction in the
vicinity of San Renito and Brownsville.
IL order Ia be able to issue the rest of
the bonds voted at the recent election.
a would be- necessary Il increase Naiua-
tions ia our county approximately Tor
ty-seven per cent. which our commission
ers' court does Iot believe Il is proper
10 do nt this time. Since the bond
election anove referred 70. il has H."
yeloped tha, it is now possible hndcr
Chapter >. Title Is. 10 call an election
for the purpose of voting a sufficient
amount Of nonds which. together with
state aud federal aid. viii complete "ur
concrete highway through the county.
and this can be done by simgly iiscrea>-
ing our present taxes not 10 exceed
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
WILLACY COUNTY CASE
TO TRIAL WEDNESDAY

The case of the State Of Texas eX. rel.
s. F. Mills. ct al, versus ;. Lamar Gill,
county Judge of Willacy county, and
three members Of the Wllacy county
commissioners court. including W. a.
Harding. 4. St. Clair Thompson and 4. q
Richards. has been set for trial IN
Brownsville on next Wednesday. ris-
trict Judge W. II. Hopkins had special
commission to select the venire of fifty
men from which TO select the jury and
delegated 10 Deputy Sheriff Joe Balling-
er Of San Bcnito the task Of serving
them.
Gill and others are defendants in IN
custer suit. in which they are charged
with misconduct. in office. The case
was tried in Willacy county recently and
resulted in jury disagreement. Il being
reported that seven voted for the de-
fease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
5000 From Each of $500
Valley Families Would
Close Ups o. S. Campaign

was ons Of the note -F'srsty esrts.la.
iions n the campa e.
There nre T.IiD inr.lH. ~hH r-- rive
SGGG. SORE w fher wcr't arAr nlv
when th, aiirr rhaf fhat ir CO. rl-nr-
mum ea,h fanfv should r.4r ~ IN 10
necessarg i.- others a. g.yr srrla shss
figure "a ua fo Si,ofn F--r sGGs
~ up n i, N iNn tf how r.urh c~rh
one has IA Hlar- Ha- whu go e.
III Eli till caH tzl ro better r'ar~ fu-
n. no visor irya fu~r- fn- IN. thah W.
the ;. q = flri Iiarti tta-a Il w.I
do him uo~e roo' 'isr a-rgvie-e eis~.
If his business rrn stand for 4 ar -
foolish tn hrii nm aark Thee Hrr en-
exact wrr1 nf the vi=rHr hnsn4a- men
IN thr valley, fAe foremost Thinkers ~
the Valley
The Tine Llrn
The opening Cf the ssanc-r ~rF ~
viii ~ worth thr sHrrffirr ir al 49,
give ties dollars fr rnr rrr+nA -rEarrl
in earning w tr- Ir- tn r~rr NrH.ih -H
III the VALLEY. TEI hrrE-4e E1 na~g
persons have ahsurtr'i tlr wrnr= alsv.
that this Is a one dollar proposition. 49,
campaign r. going tn Nh ora .acrrfif'
after another stretched nvrr reFir
W. mf nlh-. rnlt H~ -HrN- mrr FMhen fu
raise more money ly rnurrhltiH-
What iF n that every cnEu rnify nrsE
now proce~i o. DE- y rnss re is
more contributions from 'Aose wte al.
ready have given AMI Fnm these wH.-
have MT.
What is it that rvrrv rrr'rnal INST
40? Give more. REGARDLESS ~ whether
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
Point Isabel, International
Port, VIII Be Gulf Coasts
Greatest, Declares Burnett

and northeastern Mexico. as well n
the richest portion Of southern
Texas. A harhor immune from dam
age by tropical storms. safely land
locked and in closer proximity To
deep water in the Gulf than any port
en- our southern shore lines.
ID il true that Corpus Christi
harbor will boast channel 26 miles
long while our channel at Point Is@-
bel will only he l2.009 feet in length.
and that il will require more m llions
fo construct the Corpus Christi
harhor and more thousands to main
tain IL. But the fact remains that as
n pert is important in proportion Ia
the volume Of business which il de-
velops. so will Point Isabel always
outdistance Corpus Christi.
Yours Very Truly,
W. II. Burnett.
NcAllen. Texas.
May 26, 1922.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
FIRST COTTON IS
SEEN ON S. BENiT0
FARM OF ]. EI'CAIN

Close On the heels q t,e discovery
~ rapidly mariri rr-lr f~.i- tn a
farmer nrif La Fcri nTFrs Wtr-I ff tl
t"Tfy FlrHl AgrEt LDus VII N nFrr
that the .irs, cotton .1 cgu So lie
season of 1872 uos on ih- f-rla - ] Va.
Met ain, located near san Fen.rn A4r.
Alsmeyer said that Oily cnr ca Ew0
stalks with hurs'el brIa vrr- lnui.
huf thar indications wrrlr thrf wif IN
week or ten days lAssc wnull he cun-
siderahly more onen. Nr. A'sfaeyer
said he accounted for rh- rn~zirx %
the cotton ir the f-.t flar snrnn ut ia
PLANTS on McraiE'. la -ara VI a.
years growth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28

To The Herald:
Item from Corpus Christi Caller.
regarding recognition If Corpus
Christi as location for deep water
port, speaks volumes for the splendid
efforts of the men who presented
Corpus Christi's case 10 the Board
of Army Engineers.
The people Of Corpus Christi and
vicinity are 20 he congratulated upon
the manner in which they have stood
together and regardless of other diff
fercnces. as a unit for commercial
advancement.
] regret however. that in her ex-
citemcnt Corpus Christi has seen fit
10 assume that she is 10 he "The
future deep water port of the West
Gulf Coast" for every thinking per-
son knows that the great port will
be at Point Isabel. international in
character and in undispuicd position
10 command the commerce Of north
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
FORREST HESTER is OUT
AS HIDALGO COLLECTOR
Especial to The HeraldD

MERCEDES, Tex, May 81
Forrest Hester of Donna, tax col
lector Of Hidalgo county, has re-
signed the office, and the board Of
county commissioners has appoint
cd II. F.. Lee of Mercedes to the
place. Lee was a candidate for the
office, and Hester had also an
nounced, but it is now assumed here
that he will withdraw. No reason
was given here for the resignation.
Lee will still have opposition, how
ever, w. G. Campbell Of Mission
also being a candidate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
PREPARATIONS PROBLEM
SETTLEMENT FAR OFF

PARIS. May 2--lI1re wv r-tt'-
mei< oft he reHa-a..vrs cri-'s wlhcgs
the necessity - acii0n hy ne afi'e5 .,
gether ~ France r-nnrarr'r raiaal M
the ausnirinls nnrri-- rl fhn ia. fr'
conferences. difr'u'alrd rnan rr elite rt
news from lcrl'- i1fr1t'r- that 80
though the Gernan cgtsis las lfea aE.
cricd. agreement is a1t eomrlrfe far "a
understanding hetrre- fr-n-e ATntfrr
ITrrmrS nnI tho rrr rr---t'nns frrmHHfH-
sion. Thr inr-caalH- prevails flaf rAa
Germans win lo cn'F wlat iI w. e.e4EaEg
aud prolsNE the ncsv-z-z<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
SOUND STRAPPING WITH
LEATHER BELT, JUSTICE
METED OUT TO YOUTH

TEMPLE, Tex, Nav 27.-Justice
Williamson turned over the amount
Of punishment to be assessed against
Eddie Blair, 16, to his father, VINO
in turn turned the lad over on his
knee in the justice court, applying
twenty strokes of justice with a
wide piece Of leather betting, it is
reported. Eddie was charged with
attempting to pass a forged check.
The court declared that the ends of
justice were satisfied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
MAKE PROGRESS In
PAVING AT MERCEDES
rSpecial 10 The Hernld)

MERCEDES. Texas. May 3I-EXcci-
lent progress. il being made IN the
street paving program IN Mercedes
The gravel has ben laid on the streets
IL hc improved nj the business and res
idcutial sections Oft he city. and inc
surface ORR j. expected ~ start ~
few days. The principal thorough
fare connecting the proposed count.
having at the east and west eds of
Mercedes is among the streets being
nnNrl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28
DEFEAT OF CLOTURE
RULE THOUGHT SURE
fBv The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, II. C.. May 21-Al-
thaugi the question H. still open. u Is
increasingly probable. after confer
ence of republican senators that move
4, ! =. Ee the ciature during conSidera-
,i,n Of the tariff hill III he unsueccss-
fpl whit he democrats regarded as sol
idly against ,he pr, p"sals. an Informal
canvass onthe republican siIe. leaders
said showed sufficient number Of re-
publicans in opposition to defeat the
cioture rule in connection with the tar
iff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-28

200 MISSING, MANY IN
HOSPITAL ---EXPLOS|ON
tBy The Associated Pressi

VIENNA. May 2T-To hundred per-
sons are missing and between one hun
dred and two hundred are in hospitals
as a result of the explosion of an am
munition factory at l;lumeau. near
Vienna. Thursday. according to reliable
reports. The official statement gives
only nineteen dead. but access to the
scene Of the disaster is denied. and de-
tails are refused. Property damage is
said To amount ia more than a million
dollars. High explosives were being
manufactured by unskiiled hands for
the first .imc. il was said.