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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1925 Brush ~.

Several visitors were present at
Mt. Olive Sunday morning to wit
ness very impressive service.
Mr.. Marshall who represented
the Young Peoples Republican
Club made a very pointed. interest
and and thoughtful address.
DR.. Askew Endorsed whole-heart-
eddy the movement and urged the
young people OF the congregation
TO attend the meeting on Friday
night at Brewster Center and con-
meet themselves with the organiza-
ton. He said since the ballots in
the Democratic Government Is the
only defensive weapon citizen
has; 1t behoves every young man
and woman to make themselves
intelligent as to its use.
DR.. Askew delivered a forceful
message on the subject, THE HUI
man Touch of Christ. the Keynote
of True Christianity"
Next Sunday night, the Passion
Play will be shown at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church and DR.. Askew will
address the large audience upon
that indispensable subject. "The
Crucifixiona and Suffering OF the
Man Of Galilee."
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RIVER ROUGE
BY Mrs. Phyllis Campbell
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Leonard Of
Polk street thank their many
friends who so kindly assisted
them IN their recent bereavement
and wish TO acknowledge with
sincere appreciation the many tri-
butes paid 10 her sister. Mrs. Eta
Brown who died on Monday July 16
Mrs. Adams OF Pittsburgh is visit
Ing at the home OF her sister Mrs.
BENJAMIN Craft on Polk street.
The pew rally given at st. Johns
a. VI r. Church July 29th was n
huge success. Among those repre-
nfod In tho service was ST.
STEPHENS Junior Choir.
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West End News
by Sallle Richardson

Rev. Washington, of the West
Side. delivered a splendid sermon
at Unity Baptist Church last Sun
day. His subject was God Is The
Same, Yesterday. Today. and For
ever" The junior choir rendered
the song service.
Mrs. A. Is. Flowers. OF American
avenue, has returned home from
the Ford Hospital, where she un-
derwent an operation. She is rap
idly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Martin. OF WASH
ington, ID. c., are visiting her par
ents and relatives on Central ave-
nue..
The stork visited Dryden avenue
two weeks ago, and left Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior Green. 1850 Dryden. a
lovely baby girl, christened jeanne.
Mrs. Gardner's daughter, Win
ME, or Dryden avenue, has return
ed from the hospital and her coI-
dition is much improved.
Miss Lucy Williams. OF Bryden.
Is IN 81 Aubiu General Hospital.
The Unity Baptist Church men,
DeTs attended the picnic OF the
Great Lakes Mutual ms. Co., Sat-
urday. August 4.
Miss Mary Williams, OF Dryden
avenue. spent the Weekend with
friends who are visiting here from
New York. She will accompany
them to the Worlds Fair and will
return home on the steamer.
The Girls Reserve. OF West End
gave tacky party at the church,
August 3. The plays were written
and directed by their president.
Christoyia Reid with Mrs. j. A.
reynolds. sponsor The party was
fino success.
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK
CITY USHER BOARD Union

me City Usher Board Union
turned out In large numbers. Sun
oay, July ~, at the tenth anniver-
sary Of the usher board of Peace
Baptist Church.
Lomax Temple ushers received
the attendance. and New Bethel
the financial banner.
The convention for the ushers
was held at Shiloh Baptist Church
Aug. l. 2. and 3.
Inc ushers will meet with the
New Bethel board, at Hastings and
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NEW SALEM BAPTIST
Illinols and Dnh0Is

lliiIVio anu phH'ff
All Of the services last SUNDAY
bore evidence that this church is
still in the march OF progress PAS
tor 4. III. Walker delivered the SER
mon from I Timothy go. The mes
sage was doctrinai. but II was terse
AMI full OF inspiration. Deacon Pat
ersOn led in prayer
Aftcr the morning service, the
pastor and senior choir went to
Pontiac. whore he preached the in
stallution sermon for Or Foot pas
tor of NcW lcticl Church Deacons
Hunter and Kitchen conducted the
covenant meeting in the afternoon,
anil Tie Lords supper was admins
iffol hy some Of the local preach
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~ Jouy pRrNnYTERftN

Atty Ramon Martinez delivered
"A splendid address last SUNDAY
morning ON the subject, Chris
tianity My Choice and Why
Touching on The religious instincts
Of man from primitive times. inc
sneaker then outlined the differ
.ent religious beliefs comparing
their codes and moral laws Win
those oil Christianity lie concluded
bv giving the following seven rca-
sons why after studying an tne
other religions Christianity Is MS
choice | IN is the most satisfying
to his soul and mind; Humility
lts greatest symbolism being Christ
2 Wisdom as displayed in the SER
mon on the Mount 4 Universally;
II was adapted TO all types Of life
and races. 8 Democracy; all Wo-
men and children, as well az men,
were on the same bases before God.
G It's doctrine appeal TO reason, as
that of the Golden Rule. Inc
principle of love. It's GROWING
point, entailing self denial and sac
rifice, the supreme example being
the sacrifice by Christ of his life
on the cross for mankind.
Mr.. Griffin. formerly Of the Ford
Eight. delighted the audience with
two well rendered solos. Elder y.
l.. Neil conducted the services In
the absence of the pastor.
Mr.. Martinez will be the speaker
next Sunday morning also, talking
on the subject, why | am Pres
byterian." The public Is invitetd to
hear him at IL a. m.
The Usher Board met Monday
evening at the church, and the Non
Pariel Club Tuesday night with
Mrs. Ward Of Mortified avenue.
The Sunday School picnic Sat-
ur&dk was a success and enjoyed
by ali.
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PRESENT TRUTH TABERNACLE
Heauhlen and AlexandrIne

Elder j. II. Lawrence. pastor OF
Hartford Avenue Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church is delivering a SER
les OF stirring sermons to large
audiences who thirst for Gospel
truth. Saturday night. come and
bring your Bibles and Bible ques-
lions. Sunday night. August IL sub
ject Gods Seal, The Mark OF God
in the Forehead. Rev. z.
All are crdially invited to wrship
Saturday. at Cobb and Hartford st.
S. S. Is held at $3.50; morning
service IL a. IN. At the Tabernacle
3 p. IN. and every night except Sat-
urdays and Mondays.
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
Hastings below Perry

Last Sunday Communion services
were held with the New Light
Church. DR.. James preached the
anniversary sermon.
Sunday morning DR.. Williams
preached from the subject wait"
Sunday night the Uptown Business
Group were the guests of Metropo-
Titan. Mr. Gaines. vice president of
the Booker r. Washington Trade
Association delivered the address.
On Sunday morning the church
school begins at 9:15; church SER
vices 10:45; b. Y. p. Y. 600 p. IN.
Everyone is invited.
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TRUE LIGHT BAPTIST
1892 Russell


Last Sunday morning. the serv-
ice was largely attended. Rev. Rob-
inson, OF King Solomon Church,
and Rev. Bryant participated. An
excellent covenant service was
held.
In the afternoon. the pastor and
congregation worshipped with Rev.
S. r. Singleton. at Clinton Chap
el A. NJ +. Zion, at ST. Aubin and
Waterloo. Rev. Mills. the pastor.
preached a fine sermon on this oc-
casion, his theme being, do All
Things Without Murmuring and
Disputing."
Sunday School is held at $50 a
m; Il. Y. "a u. $3.50. The Mission.
airy Society meets every Tuesday
from to s. The public is invited.
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Pleasant Sunday Sing
At King Solomon

The senior choir OF King Solo
mon Baptist Church is sponsoring
a fine program, Sunday August ~,
at $3.50 .. IN. The senior choir OF
Mt. Olive Baptist Church VIII be
the featured guest under the d.
rection OF G.. c. Wyatt. with Mrs.
Ella Reese as pianist. The promo
tiers are sparing no pains TO make
the program an interesting one.
The public Is invited.
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NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
ko1n IIa otfnOQ

At IL a. m. Sunday. August IL.
the pastor, Rev. II. II. Coleman.
will deliver special sermon. At
2 p. m. the City Usher Board I'm
ion will meet with New Bethel's
usher board. on its third anniver-
sary. The b. Y. p. u. will present
an interesting program at 9 p. IN.
Saturday. August IL. the Deacons'
Union will sponsor picnic at
Workers Camp. Music, baseball.
swimming. and an old-fashiOned
barbecue will be featured. Cars
will leave the church. from 10 q.
IN. TO noon.
Saturday. August IL, the Star
light Club will go on an outing at
Quinn Road Cars will leave the
church at 1880 o'clock. Everybody
Is invited.
Mrs. Lizzie Jordan. OF Tennessee
is visiting her son, Deacon s. l..
Jordan, and is attending services
at this church, while here.
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ST. CYPRIANS EPISCOPAL
Cor. 2Sth and Milford

Rev. Father Lewis. priest, an
nounces services for the summer
as follows:
sunday, Low Mass, at z a. m.
sung Mass and Sermon. every
first Sunday. at 10:46 q. m.
Mathis Sung Mass and Sermon,
other Sundays. at 10:45 a. IN.
weekly. Low Mass. Wednesday,
Friday, and Saints Days, at 7 a.
m.
Confessions every Saturday eve-
ming. from 7 to s.
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ST. JAMES r. Il. HOLINESS
CHURCH
Antletam and Superior

Rev. r. ]. Bowman the pastor,
preached fine sermon. from Acts
1916 subject, Prayer. The SER
vice was well attended. S. S. is
held at 10 a. M; preaching, IL
Noon. 3 p. m. and y. IN. Tuesday
and Fridays p. IN. All are invited
to attend these services.
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RUSSELL STREET PAPTIST

Rev. NJ, p. Parrish, the pastor.
has returned from Chicago, where
he conducted a successful ten-day
He Is preparing for the
State convention, which will con-
vene I'm Jackson. August 20. The
junior church will open the pre-
session.
Miss Irene Petty and Troy l..
Bowditch were married July 80.
with Rev. Goss officiating. The
bride and groom were members Of
the Gospel Chorus.
Miss Mizella Marlborough Is Wis
iting the Worlds Fair. In Chicago.
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COMMUNITY TABERNACLE
1862 Oakland

The public is showing great in
terest in the series Of sermons be-
ing preached by the pastor. Rev. j.
X. Harvey. on the subject OF pray
err" Sunday morning. August IL. the
theme will be Prayer And the
Goodness OF God"
Mrs. cara Banks. OF Los Angeles.
Calf, delivered an inspiring mes
sage last Sunday night. on Every
day Christianity" She has been in
vited to give a series OF lectures on
Applied Christianity" and will
give her second message next Sun
day night. The public is invited.
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NEW MT. ZION BAPTIST
1920 Clinton

The sermon last Sunday morning
was preached by Rev. Rollins, his
text being Psalm 77:13..
The afternoon sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Jackson text, Matt.
26 80. Both services were well at
tended.
The public Is invited to attend
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Visitors
are always welcome.
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SECOND MORNING STAR
l7lS Russell

The pastor preached last Sunday
morning. subject, Speak to God"
There were three additions to the
church.
The home mission meeting is held
each Monday
The pastor Rev. +. North, Is
leaving for a months vacation in
Grand Rapids. where he will con-
duct revival. Rev. Bradford Will
be in charge, during the pastors
absence
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ST JOHN c. NJ. T.

st. Aubin and Maple streets
Young Peoples Day is attracting
great attention at st. John. The
resources OF the entire church are
being marshalied to build a pro-
gram for the young people at both
the morning and evening services.
DR.. Clark will speak at the IL
o'clock service on the subject.
Building A Worthwhile Life" The
music will be furnished by the
junior choir. consisting OF forty
voices.
w. 8. Matthews OF Greater Shi-
loh will deliver an address on,
"Wiha Shall We DO With Our Ed
ucation" at the evening hour. 7:45
d. IN.
Sunday afternoon at 900 p. m.
the City Union Prayer Band will
conduct the service. Every MEM
Der is expected to be present
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NEW MT. SINAI BAPTIST

Rev. Z. Crouch. pastor
The schedule Of service is as fol-
lows:
S. s. at 8 a. m; preaching. IL
a. m; B. Y. p. u. $50 p. m. !;
prayer meeting, Wednesday. s D.
m; missionary meeting, Monday. s
p. m.
The missionary wheel program
will be given Sunday. August IL.
at p. m. All are invited.
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PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
Jos. Campau ut Arndt ~.
Rev. T.. VI. kaiVIer. Minister

Church School $50 a. IN. O.
Chillis. Superintendent. Worship at
l0:45. Sermon subject next Sunday,
Views Of God" Evening service
7:45. Sermon subject. THE Love of
God"
On Friday nights the Angel
Choir may be heard in their usual
broadcast over WJBK.
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ST. PAUL A. N. T..

jay ufIU VHVHU oefSCsr
"Our Guiding Light" will be the
subject OF sermon at st. Paul A. M.
e. Church. Jay and Chene Streets,
Sunday morning at 10:45.
The Meaning Of A Christian"
will be the sugpect. Sunday eve
ming at 500 o'clock.
The Sunday School will convene
at 9:15 a. m. with Rev. Il. A.
Schley as superintendent.
The Allen Christian EndeavDr
League will convene at $3.50 p. m.
with Fred Bradley as acting presi-
dent Topic: Mature AS Seen By
Psalmist and Scientist. Ps. 8:3-6.
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FREE WILL MISSIONARY CLUB

The club met with Mrs. Dorothy
Straughn. 1874 Cardoni street.
Many were present. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Thomas. al
so OF Cardoni street.
Wednesday evening. August I.
the club gave lawn fete on the
lovely lawn OF Mrs. Wright. 1851
E. Euclid.
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SECOND BAPTIST

The congregation OF Second
Baptist enjoyed an inspiring SER
mon last Sunday, preached by Pas
tor O. H. Jones, his text being. Il
Have Opened My Mouth Unto the
Lord" Afterwards, a sOul-stirinE
Spiritual was sung by the choir
The Deacon Board has also been
enlarged. ny the addition OF Mr..
Timbers.
Sunday night. the congregation
enjoyed fine communion service.
The members are proud to well
come Mrs. lnez Keller back to the
church, after an absence caused by
an accident.
George Clark, another member of
the church, is on the sick list, but
Is improved very much.
The Elks club organized re-
Gently by Mrs Grace Bryant. is
progressing All ladies interested.
are invited to- meet with the club
on Monday OF each week. at the
home OF Mrs. Gertrude Lee. 320l
Spruce street.
A membership drive IL now on
The ladies who Joined at the last
meeting are: Mrs. ~ b. DENLY, OF
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sHe hath Showed theA, 0 nan,
what 10 geody and what doeth
the Lord require Of thes, but u
DO Justly, and to love mercy,
and to WALK hunbly with Thy
G0dp-Mlcah os0.
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Sick

Mrs. Velma Ellis, a representa-
tive of the acknowledgements,
who recently underwent an opera
ton at Parkside Hospital, is con-
valescing nicely. Her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
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lnkster Road. Mrs. Alberta Tall
bert, Williams street, and MISS
BESSIE Perry. Harrison avenue.
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MISTER NEWS

The Union OF Choirs will hold
their monthly PROGRAM, Sunday.
August IL.
The Buzzing Bees, OF the Civic
Sociaf Welfare League. held their
public meeting. Wednesday. Aug
ust s, at 8 p. m. Many distinguished
guests were present.
The Happy Hour Club met at
the home OF Mrs. o. Jones. OF Isa-
bel street. The members were glad
TO welcome Mrs. Alice Bryant,
who now resides In Whitaker,
Michigan. A pleasant afternoon
was spent and dainty refreshments
served by the hostess.
A reception was given, honoring
Mrs. Bryant. at the home OF Mrs.
Lila Monier, OF Butler avenue.
Among those present were: Mes
danes 4. Sergeant, Gray. Il. Cole.
n. Reed. o. Jones, G.. Patterson.
A. Johnson. r. Timbers.
FIRST BAPTIST
A unique program was rendered
Sunday at D. IN. by the musical
department OF the church. More
than three hundred persons were
present. A number OF prominent
white citizens OF Michigan and
Ohio were present and enjoyed the
program immensely.
In connection with the program.
the nurses who completed the mod
ifiad ,o,,roa Ia Hnypa HvOfaua and
Care OF the Sick. under Nurse
Frances T.. Davis, of Inkster. were
present. Those receiving certifi-
Gates were: Mrs. Christine Danley.
Mrs. Rachael Carmichael, Mrs. AL
berta Harrington, Mrs. Fannie
Fowler. Mrs. Sarah Shaw and Mrs
Estel Western, Doctor Cleage, OF
Receiving Hospital, Detroit, spoke
in interest of the nurses, and was
followed by the presentation OF
certificates by Mrs Carey, OF tn,
Detroit Red Cross
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.rME NAnh Nf rnE REAsr'

"Tho Message OF the Third Nneci'
Rev. l4:9-l2 At the Present Truth
Tabernacle Bcaubicn near NlcXan-
drine. Sunday August H., p. m.
j. II. Laurence, Minister
The Washington times., 1934-05-09
c A n De VOYAGE.
ENDS IN SWIM

Two canoesists last night were
forced to swim from the mid-Poto-
mac to the seawall after their
craft upset.
John Scott. %, and George
Reese, 81, both of the 700 block
of Fourth st. N. E., rented a
canoe shortly after II o'clock
last night and padded down
river to a point below the Airing
ton Memorial Bridge.
Neither could say today what
caused the canoe to upset, but
both suddenly found themselves
in the cold water. After clinging
to the overturned craft for about
20 mintues, waiting for someone
to discover their plight, they de.
cided to swim ashore.
Both were fully clothed, but
they finally reached the seawall
and attracted the attention of
passing motorist, who took them
home. The drifting canoe later
was picked. up short distance
down the stream.
The Washington times., 1934-05-09
insult Lawyer Plans Writ
AS Friends Seek Bail

a Sclerotic condition Of the heart.
insult went to bed early last eve
ming and was awake early today.
Friends to Raise Bail
Young insult said he had re-
celved several kilograms from
friends interested in bringing
about the release of his father
from jail.
He further asserted he was not
surprised at reports that a syndi-
cate had been formed to raise
sufficient money to cover the
bond of $200,000 demanded by the
Federal Government and $4,000
by the State.
According to reports a syndi-
cate. including influential Chicago
capitalists, has already subscribed
the necessary collateral. It was
said actual negotiations were in
the hands of Fred Price, Of the
insurance brokerage firm Of Coax
ling, Price and Webb.
HumilIating Return
Returned here as a United
States prisoner to face both State
and Federal charges growing out
Of the tragic collapse of his Mid
west utility empire, insult suffered
a humiliating Homecoming in the
city where his word once was law.
Jail proved the crowning hu-
initiation for the 74-year-old priS-
oner returned from a two year
Self-imposed exile. He threw him
self on the hospital cot and fell
asleep at 6 p. m. yesterday.
insult had for a Jail companion
13-year-old George RogalSki, who
is held for the kidnapping and
murder of little Dorette zietlow,
two and one-haH years old. A,1.
The Washington times., 1934-05-09
AUDITORS TELL
Of SHORTAGE
At TRIAL
Cards Dealing With Street
Assessments Missing,
Davis Case Testimony

Auditors occupied the spotlight
today at the second day Of the
trial in Rockville, Of Bryan Davis,
former treasurer Of Takoma park.
who is accused Of miSappropriating
approximately $4,000 Of tn e
towns funds.
The auditors asserted that there
was a shortage and pointed out
that several cards dealing with
special street assessments, totaling
approximately $4,000, were
missing.
Dwight N. Burnham, Washing.
ton auditor, a State witness teS-
titled that a ledger he was check
ing disappeared while he was
making the audit.
Stedman Prescott, States At
torney, placed several witnesses on
the stand this morning to identify
checks they had made to the in
dicted treasurer or tax receipts
he had given them.
Mr.. Prescott, States attorney,
told the jury he was going to prove
that varying amounts of tax
money were paid to Mr.. Davis and
did not appear on the daily cash
book but did show on the general
tax register.
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are charged, along with insult,
in the bankruptcy case, have
never been arraigned. They will
appear with the aged utilities
magnate Friday.
Son and Brother
The others are: Samuel insult,
jr., Martin insult, Harold L.
Stuart, broker; Philip j. Nc
Enroe, vice president of Corpora
ton Securities; John j. O'Keefe.
treasurer of that firm; Edward
j. Doyle, president of Common
wealth Edison Company; Stanley
Field, director OF Corporation
Securities; William R. Irwin. an
auditor, and Charles w. Daniels,
assistant secretary of Corpora
ton Securities.
Because of a serious sclerotic
condition Of the heart insult can
smoke only two Havana-filler
cigars daily instead of his usual
fifteen.
Two. Cigars a Day
More than two smokes a day
would be too risky, DR.. Francis
j. Mcnamara, county Jail phySi.
clan, decided upon examining the
former utilities multi-millionaire.
DR.. Mcnamara found that In
Sull had a micromurmur Of the
heart and an intermittent pulse.
His general condition is poor, the
doctors report said.
The 74-year-old former multi.
millionaire utilities magnate was
assigned to the hospital ward
after physicians had examined
him and reported he was suffer.
ing from incipient diabetes and
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QUOTAS
GIVEN D. K.
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on sugar. Using So degree
Cuban sugar as the unit Of
measure, this results in q re-
ductiOn Of the duty from 2
cents to 115 cents a pound on
that sugar. The rate Of the
processing tax must not exceed
the amount of the reduction
IS adjusted to this unit Of
measure.
"This means that the process
ing, or compensatory taxes, will
not increase, in themselves, the
price to be paid by the ultimate
consumers and at the same
time our own sugar producers
will have the opportunity to
obtain, in the form Of benefit
payments, q fairer return from
their product.
COMMITTEE NAMED
ITO cooperate with the Sec
retary of Agriculture in car
rying out the provisions Of this
act, 1 have designated an in
formal committee from the
Cabinet. This committee in
cIudes the Secretary Of Agri-
culture, the Secretary Of the
Interior, who is charged with
the administration Of Hawaii
and the Virgin Islands; the
Secretary Of War, who is charged
with administration of Puerto
Rico and the Philippine Islands,
and the Secretary Of State, who
is charged with the conduct Of
our negotiations with Cuba.
"ThOSe engaged in this in
dustry have an opportunity to
improve their economic status
through operation Of this act.
I urge their cooperation in car
rying out its provisions"