The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-01-04
What Others Think
IERE is further proof that those who supply pub
lie entertainment know little of what the public
wants.

IERE is further proof that those who supply pub
lie entertainment know little of what the public
wants.
The Literary Digest has held another voting con-
test this time to learn what people like the radio
What terrible shock of the alleged entertainers
got when they read the list Think of it, there were
only 518 for jazz and 1886 who put jazz down
pest Of the air. There 1886 who dislike grooming
to Ga who liked it, sob songs disliked by 1852
while but 38 enjoyed them. And down long
list t is to be hoped that advertisers who pay for
this stuff will learn from the Digest that they
wasting their money. The radio will be perfect when
every time cuts off offending program, the
result will be noticed by the broadcastng company
There some wonderful programs the radio, but
the trouble is that do happen to be tuned 10
get them and only hear about them the next day from
lucky fisher in the air who gets his line into the
right place"-Stiwater Gazette.
~ UR form of government is our business. Russias
I J form of government is her business. We spent
several hundred millions to promote Russian
revolution through Mr. Kerensk who squandered
the money and miserably failed to deliver the oil and
gold and mining franchises to expoiters. We
hestaed to recognize the with their Krouts and
Siberia and serfdom. Under the 80 per cent
could not read write. The Russia is making
the worlds greatest effort to give every Russian child
free public school education and promises to beat The
United States at the game We need not fear that
Russia will fail to pay her bs-she has promptly met
every obligation and despite all handcaps offer
ed plea of liability to pay" means of lodging.
In fact, Russia has offered to pay the questionable
United States claims whenever an international COM
mission shall determine the justice of them How
about our gallant allies" to whom have already
donated nearly 10000 millions of dollars Star Clip
per, Traer, Iowa.
A GREAT deal of fear is being expressed about
n how the government IS going to provide the bill
lions of dollars necessary for national rehabili-
tation and not end up by occupying seat in the
paupers First the nation should realize that
outside the sums being granted outright for welfare
and agricultural needs practically all other government
journeys into the fields of national relief are In the
shape of loans to finance, industry, individual farm
and home requirements all of which will eventually be
repaid with interest. 1t ought to be adequately clear
by this time that without immediate government AID
the entire plan for recovery is doomed to collapse
Some of the plans advanced may not meet with our
idea of safe government financing, but what else IS
there left to Private credit facilities have almost
wholly disappeared Something must be devised TO
take its place If twenty-five billion dollars could be
provided for destructive purposes and not impair
the credit of the nation why should the assembling OF
ten billion dollars for constructive purposes be hailed
with so much fear and trembling? AS long as there
be used to help win this battle. 1t is the people who
are the government and it is the people VINO VIII per-
sh if the fight is not Every known law of self
preservation points to the road we should take-Rec
ord, Muskegon Heights, Michigan