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SALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-PRICE REDUCED; 8
rooms, baths. 2-car garage; all-brick.
center-hall. corner Colonial house; lot los
Very easy terms. Wis so6s
LIKE NEW, UPPER PETWoRTH: So, $50 8
rooms and bath bath .naa ga5ase; deep lot; near both
FOR sALE-HoUsE ON WYOMING AVE
Ten rooms, two baths. gas heat maids room
a7sd bath; excellent condition; real bargain.
Phone District 1928 27'
FOR SALE OPEN AND LIGHTED; CHEVY
Chase. d. G., 5345 Chevy Chase Pkwy cor
cent ha al ST srek Blk aHe aais Geon 2oos
2,car gar; hoored attic. Outstanding value
Es. EpR SALE \ OPEN PE1s AND A5LI LIGHTED; CHEVY
peclally ,buiA; 7-rm br and stucco; 2 B.,
den in basement: large yeranda beautiful
iHs ss aSar a cs; 4ss 500 Might consider lease
$500 CASH = OFF CONN. AVE; NEW; 9
rooms, baths, brick; double garage sS5
mo. For appt.. call Adams 47a6.
1850 nU Koe II 6ns p
the most ideal locations in Washington
Out-of-town owner must sell and is willing
Built by well known builder and is modern
throughout: has bed rooms and bath; ga
rage. Call Nat. 5904 for all information.
$3.50 pon't miss I Il L NOD Modern m brick 'fh home me
porches. deep lot double garage space; con-
v'nient location. Mr.. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
s5O-BROOKLAND-ALL BRICK; 5 RMS.
sleeping porch; convenient terms. Columbia
7744. Apt 215 West.
3722 9th ST NW-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
garage. deep lot. hot-water heat. hwd.
floors: newlv decorated. Ideal location near
school. narkots. cars. Perfect repair Price.
$3.50 Call owner. Adams 427l-J. "a.
IS 75o-cCLUMBIA HEIGHTS: CONVENIENT
70 new Roosevelt High School and two car
lines. Modern brick row. rooms ami;
front and two rear porches, screened sleep
ing porch, Deep yard TO- alley. Vacant.
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s-RoOM MODERN BRICK. ANIL, 45o2 18th
Tage m Ga fs ST. or sas Kennsdy
st. NV. evenings and week ends.
CLEVELAND PARK. 1927 MAcoMB ST
Detached 8 rooms maids. storage, garage;
3ls l4th PL NE-6 RMS, BATH. PORCH.
garage; h.-w. heat; s45. Telephone North
NEAR LINCOLN PARK, ~ 1sth ST NE
skS ICONS III aps OasRs bl2ls. 5SaE $3.50
2408 30th ST. NE:--s-ROoM MODERN
sSss I'd WINS ziss5iS sls5 ssMzS ASS saasHs
b11i 1919, RISqs ~ 5s p p; ,S,S SW
frame. s22 IS; eight house, Forest Glen
TT r knott. NOT p- sls sHP St. o1 n.W. ave ''' W
FOR RENT, NICE GROOM HOUSE, Isl
Warren s st. BE- 9i3 M bet and and 18TH i!th
CO.'S cor sand st:@pTsctlcallS new Brick and
frame rms n stSoo, 5o gar in under Bus
Mately. Call Lin. al7s-R for other infor-
FOR RENT.cHEVY CHASE, D, c. COR
M Ssranda. gar gar. %ili make inieTioI s; over new,
allowing you 70 select paper: Cley; 47ss:
FOR RENT-HUME SPRINGS, VA. s R.. B.,
bungalow; veranda; garage; interior made
ever nasg; seautifgl trees; near two bus
most new brick, 8. rooms, garage, baths,
fenced IN, IN back yard; southern exposure $685.
FOR RENT.CHEVY CHASE, p G. 2-sToRY
sarase: SIS. cley z7ss 'll1.' DA'll' ' quo
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.; SUITABLE FOR TWO
consenial families 10 rms. ba., 2 kitchens:
not rent separately. Clev. 4733.
FOR RENrICHEyY CHASE. D. G. 2-sToEY
brick bungalow large a7sT Fs ba veranda
rms. ba., gar; will make interior over new.
allowing you to select paper: $50. Clev. 4733
WE OWN A LARGE NUMBER OF DETACH-
sd va and Md N se p p snq
have our own ;tn mechanics i and keep our our
estate rental agents should obtain our list
Fulton R: Gordon. 1927 Eye st. n. W. Dist. 523l
FOR RENT-wEsT OF WISCONSIN, AVE
FSons BED qoom. bst 49, cev
1857 iith ST. NW.-6-RooM HOUSE, IN
fne condition. ami. new h.-w.h,, 2-car ga
II ROOMS, 2 BATHS, SIS; IS ROOMS, 2
baths, 500; suitable for roomers. r. M. DE
SHAZO. 1880 f4th st. NV.
10 s ST N.W.-6 LARGE ROOMS, NEWLY
rent reduced. Phone Col. 1015l. 24'
DUPLEX HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, BATHS
large yard, double garage. near schools.
Woodbridge; also rooms. unfurnished. At
lantic 1902.
431i End ST. NW.-6-ROOM BRICK. BATH,
sleeping porch; hot-water heat; double ga
rage; SOS. T. T. TAYLOR. Commercial Nat.
ol04 DELAWARE. CHEVY CHASE, MD
r and b., lavatory; 1st floor; garages Oct.
LIST: s85 Phone Clev. $3.50.
GIG VIRGINIA AVE. S.w.-2-STORY BRICK.
8 rooms and bath. 2-car garage. Phone Dis
trict 0s64.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK HOME IN
Chevy Chase, D. c., containing rooms 4
car garage, baths. oil burner: near stores
and schools; rent reduced to sl1o per month
to responsible tenant House is open. 53ll
Nevada ave. NV. Phone Owner Met. 1857
332s 18th ST. NW--MOUNT PLEASANT-e
rms bath elss Eas a,,nN newly % papsssSd psnoS
CHEVY CHASE. D, G.. 4lsl HARRISON ST.
Detached, bed rooms. sleeping porch.
other porches. baths. screens and avn
ings, garage, lots of shrubbery. flowers. etc,
thoroughly reconditioned inside and out;
500. Open to pm. Owner, Clev. 4! Al.
0 ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-wATER HEAT
and elect. SO Eye st. NV. Cau at lozl
7fh at nv.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED
HOUsEs-FURNISHED AND UNFUR

2OOs KALORAMA RD-HANDSOME HOME.
IL rooms. recently renovated: public trans
portation accessible: references required.
Key 2007 Kalorama I'd
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-SENI-DETACHED.6 6
rooms, paths. hot-water heat. electric re-
frigerator. 1902 Mckinley St. Clev. 1888.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND BATH HOUSE
at $500 Piney Branch rd. INQUIRE at prem
ises ROBERT H. LOHR. 3ll Cedar st.
Takoma Park. D. c. Ga. 088l.
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HOUsEs-UNFURNISHED

- COLORED.
50 Mass ave. n.w.-5 rooms. .......... .s25 90
s33 End st. s.w.-6 rooms, cleo. ....... 5000
923 lst st. s.w.--5 rooms ........... 1850
3l7 Woodward Bldg. NATL $3.50 {.
FOR COLORED-S25.OO.
1920 L ST Sc, NEAR NAVY YARD.
House consisting of rooms, bath; rear
yard.
i4th and X CAFRITz. Dist s0s0.
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COLOREDLI r ST. NV ROOMS.
bath; excellent condition; $50. Phone Col.
REFINED COLOREDCI336 18th st. NV
Newly decorated; 6 r. and b.; h.-w.h., cleo,
Evening star., 1932-09-22

I77I MASS AVE-Gentlemen only; very at
tractiye home newly decorated, shower Dath'
continuous hot water; single rooms, s2o' eN-
ira large double room. adjoining path' 90. Sf'
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B. +. SAUL CO,
925 18th 81. NV. Nat 2l00
I'm y. z NJ M T. ,
8os North Capitol St. Ma. 0s7S.
ATTRACTIVE HOME.

1923 PARkWOOD PL. NW.-sS5.
Beautiful home Just north OF l4th and
PARK rd. NV. convenient to car line, stores
and theaters. which consists of large. bright
living room. dining room. bed rooms, fully
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower:
extra tiled lavatory Just of master bed
room. 2-car built-in garage. large front
porch. hardwood floors. hot-water heat and
electricity; laundry trays and extra lava
18th and K. cAFRITZ. Dist soso.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT.
At Very Reasonable Rent.

In Good Condition.
1918 L S. n.e.4 r, b., Heatrola, elec.
TO be vacated Sept IS. 1892 $40 90
1925 B st. s.e.-6 +. b.; h.-wh., elec.
Key at store across street, ........ so 90
1917 18th pl ne-6 r. b.. h w h.. eiec. =. M
Key at ONCE ;.-.....-- $500
!key at liisj .:..........':,.....s " :. $500
at 7s7 Goth ST. - 49, a.-'.. VIZ s2so
elec. Key at store at SIS $500
key at corner store. i7th and L.. 1850
523 Va. ave. se.-6 r. b.. lat. gas.
key at store. 9Th and Va ave s.eD 27-5o
COLORED.
at S. .': D. -a'-' gus $3.50
3 c st. Se-5 r, b., h.-ah. elec Key
az No. ~ Observation-Disclosures. 55 90
lKey at s4sj - - - -a''' IS 90
1Key at s2ij ..........l........ -. - 'O,-.' $500 5000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
1902 HEMLOCK ST. NV.
s rooms, bath and garage $40. 90
1917 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
rooms and bath h-.-......-......-.--.$ 90
14o4 NJ ST. NV.
II rooms and baths. .sl20. 90
GOT OTIS ST. NV.
rooms bath and garage. $50 90
1ll7 7th ST. NE.
rooms, bath and garage. $50. 90
305 TODD ST. NE.
rooms, bath and garage. e.............s $50. 90
1905 r ST. NV.
9 rooms and baths. $65 90
e01 JACKSON ST. NE.
6 rooms. bath and garage. 90
81 5th ST. NE.
6 rooms and bath. h.......,............s s37. so
1885 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
6 rooms and bath. h.....................s3 $40 so
l44 ST. Sc.
6 rooms and bath. s48. 50
$50 E ST. S.E.
TT D HOWE co
Evening star., 1932-09-22

$500
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
18th 81. HEIGHTS SECTION.
We are offering a new brick BUNGALOW
containing five beautiful rooms tile bath
with tub and shower This home is Just
of upper 10th St. and the present price
OF $500 is a real bargain.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X St NV. Dist 1915
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED. BY ARMY OFFICER. UNFUR-
nished house. detached preferred, bed
rooms. bath and half, garage; neishborhood
Alban Towers preferred. Call Wisconsin 4769
after 5 pm.
SMALL HOME. IS MIN FROM DOWNTOWN.
Model n conveniences; good condition adults.
Rent not to exceed $50. Address Box 358-H,
Star ONCE.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MY RENTAL SERV-
ice. The service with personal attention.
Let me rent your vacant properties
HARRY JUSTINE.
3l7 Woodward Bldg National $3.50 .
Evening star., 1932-09-22

Near Lincoln Park
1856 d st. s.E.-S50.0O
Beautiful home consisting Of living
room, dining room 3 bed rooms, kitchen.
tiled bath, front and rear porches, ga
rage.
Low Rent, $500
1916 G St. NE.
House consisting Of reception hall,
living room. dining room, 8 bed rooms
kitchen and bath. garage, front and rear
porches, rear yard. Available Oct. /.
In Petworth, $3.50
4ss Delafle,d Pl. NV.
House consisting OF living room:
dining room. bed rooms. kitchen and
bath, screened rear porches, rear yard
and built-in garage.
In Petworth
1915 7tb st. N.W-S65O0
Home consisting Of living. room, din;
ing, room. bed rooms, kitchen and
bath, 2 screened porches. garage.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
1iI5 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-S72.50.
Near stores and car lines. House con-
sisting of reception hall living room,
dining room, bed rooms. tiled bath
with puilt-in tub and shower, kitchen.
rear porch, garage.
CAFRITZ
18th &K Dist. $3.50
Evening star., 1932-09-22

IT. IN. IIO W IANJ I LIN W,
1915 H st. NV Dist. 0908.
AN OPPORTUNITY
to rent fine six-room house in beautiful
Wesley Heights, broad lawn and flower gar
denS, at a very moderate price for this eX-
elusive section. DISTRICT 4464
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(ContjnuedO

2Ol3 EYE NW.-Attractive ROOM semi-pri.
vate hath jshowerl continuous hot water;
also smaller room; central; garage. West
Evening star., 1932-09-22
SALE-HOUSES.

s9950-DET. BRICK. CHEVY CHASE. D. c
rooms. 2 baths, porches, garage; deep lot;
house brand-new.
Nat. 1898 Until 9PM
Evening star., 1932-09-22

1920 EYE NW.-Nice double, single, rent
reasonable; one small, very cheap; cont n.
w., tel free; ideal location. near GOVT oepts.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

28lS 18th ST. N.W.-Attractively furnished
single and double rooms; phone, instantane-
o1s hot atar
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S7.950.
NEW RPICK HOME

; I.Y0U.
NEW BRICK HOME
This is new row house. ~ feet deep
and contains seven rooms and two COM
plete baths. The kitchen is fully equip
ped with linoleum and refrigeration.
There is a splendid lot. i40 feet deep.
with a one-car garage on paved alley.
The price has Just been reduced from
$9450 to $3.50 and is a real bargain.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

I70s HOBART ST. NW--Large front room:
next to bath Tor gentlemen; $40 for ,9' one'
Evening star., 1932-09-22

COLORED.
Rooms. Bath. H.-W.H.. SHOWER.
416 5th ST. Sc.
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460 K ST, NW.-TWo housekeeping rooms;
electricity, hot water furnished also Sins!e Sns
Evening star., 1932-09-22

NI@I1 III nv lININ Y, TOV.
Attractive semi-detached brick home with
6 rooms ! be tn. large front and double rear
porcheS, screens, avnings, Lear garage;
modern in every detail large size G. z. re-
frigerator. new gas range. Just around the
corner from the new Hearst School. Il is
very unusual to secure house at this price
in this excellent residential section.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Realtors,
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Investment Bldg. Nat. $500

ONLY $4,000 CASH.
LARGE ROOMS. 3 COVERED PORCHEs
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
An unusual Petworth home. in perfect
condition. priced for quick sale. large
rooms 3 wide covered porch es hardwood
floors. daylight kitchen. nev t-design wall
paper and electric fixtures; 3-' ed street and
alley. Don't miss this unusua. opportunity.
Call ADAMS $685. for full details
Evening star., 1932-09-22

20ol EYE ST NV. = Single and douoie
rooms comfortably furnished, for gentiemeA'
ami; ideal location near G. W.. U. "
637 A ST. NE.-One room with light house
Keeping, 81 so per week one room' neSs TO
hath
Evening star., 1932-09-22
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

s-ROOM MODERN BRICK, ANIL 45o2 18th
st. NV: ell schools, car lines basement. ga
rage: S7750 Ga. 467-J. or 923 Kennedy
ST. NV. evenings and week ends
CLEVELAND PARK. 2s27 MACOMB ST
Detached 8 rooms. maids. storage, garage;
500 per month; lease. Clev. 23l5
Evening star., 1932-09-22

1882 EYE ST. NV. Apt. 7l-Front ROOM, pm:
overlooking Franklin Park. DIST, 1919 q
507 H ST N.W.-Light Housekeeping. ami;
Water in rooms: $3.50 IS, $3.50 weekly;
sleeping rooms, SO, $3.50. 81.
DOWNTOWN, 1922 N ST. NV. 3rd hoor'
Apt. 6--Cuiet, bright. large. clean room' fea-
Scpahle District 46Ql.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK

English colonial semi-detached home Of
six rooms and two glass-inclosed porches.
Has been thoroughly gone over and is in
neW-houSe condition Open fireplace. large
attic, nice kitchen with electrical refrigera-
ton. Good sized yard with excellent shrub
berry and garage. Close to schools, stores
and transportation. Pine residential section.
Sold for several thousand dollars more than
this low price and is an excellent opportu-
nifty 70 purchase a good home at bargain
price
WM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

3-BED-ROOM
One Of the most charming corner bum
gaiow MONIES you have ever seen. The
kind of place you have dreamed about
Three bed rooms, tile bath with tub and
shower. splendid size living room with
open fireplace. large dining room. lovely
kitchen. several closets, attic. immense
basement, and one-car garage on paved
alley; near schools transportation and
stores. THIS Is BUY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
For a Tariff Cut

The petition of leading economists to President
Hoover to lower the tariff have no effect in re-
ducing rates The president is not open to reason
on this subject.
If the tragedy of hundreds of bankrupt businesses
and millions Of unemployed is not sufficient to move
Hoover certainly the cold facts of experts will not
do it, Just as the President ignored the two thousand
economists and tariff experts when they appealed to
him to veto the Hawley- Smoot bill, and when they
warned him that it would increase the depression,
so now he will ignore them again.
Indeed, while this petition on. its way to the
White House the President was making a campaign
speech at Cleveland actually praising the disastrous
Republican tariff Not long ago. his farm campaign
speech he said he favored increasing of the
already bloated rates. On this issue he is past re-
demption, and so is his protectionist party.
Though the economists petition not change the
administrators costly policy it may at least serve
as warning to the Democratic party which has none
too good record. The Democratic platform pledges
a bargaining tariff, and Roosevelt and other Demo-
cratic carnpagners unreservedly have attacked the
Hawley-Smoot law.
Nevertheless, Democratic votes helped to pass that
law, and neither the Democratic party Roosevelt
is pledged to definite tariff cut.
We commend this experts petition for tariff re-
olcton to the Democrats who apparently will control
the next congress-
american farmers wage earners and business men
have infinitely more to gain from a reduction than
from an increase in the level of tariff rates.
"It seems clear to that recovery from the de-
preston, either in this country abroad, will be ex-
tremey difficult and greatly retarded long as ex-
cessive and arbitrary restrictions imposed on the
commerce of the world operating as virtual embargo
against the mutually profitable exchange of goods
from one country to another"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19

Not even the glamorous presence of the daughter
OF one Of the nations idols prevent an audit by
The people Of the record Of Senator James E. Watson.
The people have always known that Watson speaks
Tor the privileged interests He has voted for bigger
and higher tariffs for infant industries on the plea
that these would give the working men better wages
Today the workers have no wages and are not I'M
pressed by the contrast between their living standards
which for many mean the low level of charity and
those of nations which are listed as cheap.
His claim Of paternity of the Home Loan Bank bill
is now challenged by President Hoover, who makes
that measure one OF the grounds on which he asks
reelection The benefits Of that measure are still
to be demonstrated.
That Senator Watson has been, either a lobby
list or in Office the agent of big business has long
been matter Of common knowledge. In other years,
the people have forgiven this with the comment that
Watson is a jovial sort of rogue who means no
harm
But the audit this year brings in new item which
the people will not forgive.
Senator Watson admits the facts. They are Of
record They are no longer laughed away.
When the tariff measure was pending, measure
in which Senator Watson senate leader had an
important part Senator Watson gave his note IN
return for stock in sugar company The value OF
that stock might be influenced by the size OF the
tariff
There was no money involved. Senator watson
gave only his promise to pay at some time In the
future If the price of the stock was increased by
the Watson vote in the senate the stock would be
passed along to some widow orphan. and profit
would be paid to the senator. There would be gain
without investment that is, an investment OF
money. There would be an investment OF senatorial
interest and senatorial vote.
The scheme did not exactly work out. The price
of the stock on the market did not increase 1t went
down But the senator did not lose, as would an
ordinary investor in that stock.
All that happened was that the senator got back
his note and the sugar promoter got back his stock
Senator Watson tried to laugh away the transac-
ton with the statement that the stock was worth
less and that his note worthless. That cynical
statement can not be forgotten this The essen
tial immortality and fundamental dishonesty OF the
transaction will not be overlooked by the voters OF
this state
The hour demands a different moral viewpoint in
the United States senate than that shown by Senator
Watson
The people need men who do not traffic with
beneficaries of pending legislation on the basis OF
possible profits.
The distinction between this transaction and the
actual taking of money for vote is too slight Tor
the ordinary citizen to catch the difference.
Worthless notes suggest that his other promises
are probably just worthless.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
Stagg Leaves the Field

lnat part OF the country interested in football
winch is to say practically everybody-is beyond doubt
truly sorry to learn that Alonzo Stage is in his last
season as head coach at the University of Chicago
VI all the coaches in the land, Stage probably is
tne most deeply admired. And the admiration be
mas won it seems to u.s. is of an exceptionally worth
while kind
Stagg Is not famous as winning COACH He
mas turned out some great stars and some great teams
Ou' nere are plenty OF coaches who have far better
winning records.
Stagg has won popular affection not so much be-
cause Of what he can do as because of what he is
The acclaim that greets him is simply the n,,blc,s
way OF showing that it knows him to be an ex-
ceptlonally fine man to have bunch of bows under
his care every fall whether he teaches them foot
fall or pngpong.
The boast that football builds character" comes
closer to truth in Stages case than anywhere else.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19

by gold and grain, but what are these If children
starve7
Whether these millions suffer Is now I'D to on,
cities and counties and states They must determine
their needs and meet them. The federal government
Is helping slowly disbursing $500
100000 for unemployment relief The Red Cross is
distributing -four. cloth. and clothing
But these do not meet the need So there has
been organized the national welfare and relief mobi
lization, with Newton D. Baker at its head. He has
stated the problem tersely and truthfully:
We are entering in the United States our third
winter OF widespread unemployment and constantly
increasing want Each year. savings accounts are be-
coming exhausted The ability of friends and rela-
tives to be helpful and of neghbors to be neighbors
is growing less.
Wounds which in the first year were painful b,t
Superficial are beginning now to eat down to vital
places andto threaten mortal injury to so anv neone
aS 10 threaten the integrity OF the national Character
tremendous task. How to meet It? Baker aooir
we have food enough and clothes enough and
shelter enough for all our people and there is in tho
country money enough to supply all the heInfu1 and
curative agencies needed to rescue victims Of o,,r
malad1ustment. y oui
The only problem about it all is to make America
see herself and feel the call to duty"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
Unfair Methods

intimidation by employers to force workmen to
vote the Republican ticket is one of the oldest and
worst political rackets This unfair practice is being
used again this year.
Usually it is worked under cover. The Ford Motor
Company is franker 1t posts notice for "the seri-
Gus consideration of all Ford employees" which states
that ito prevent times from getting and to help
them to get better President Hoover must be elected
The Ford disclaimer that I'VE do not seek to con-
troll any mans vote" obviously is absurd-there is no
purpose in the notice if it is not to control votes
Men in these hard times are afraid Of their jobs
The employer has power almost of life and DEATH
worker. rather than condemn his family to starva-
tion will give his vote or almost anything else to
hold his job. Such a worker has been driven close
to serfdom.
Whatever the intent Of Mr. Ford and other such
employers may be-whether sincere or not-this in
tinidation is as unpatriotic as it is unfair