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WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

lT34 N. H. AVE.-PRfVATE CLUB-RES1-
MODERN HopsRN BATHS H5 u INNER M SPRING RnonT NAT.
TREsSEs; CLEANLINESS: GOOD FOOD.
SELECTIVE MENU REASONABLE.
ROOM AND BOARD in private. detached
room with 3 windows; excellent meals.
home privileges: $40 per month. Phone
GEORGIA 11:sS. TO-
CHEVY CHASE-Young woman win share
beautiful front room with another; very
reasonable; delicious meals; privileges.
WI. 4672. TO-
CHEVY cHASE-Large beautifully fur
nished front room; double; delicious meals.
reasonable. WI. 46T" TO-
1915 NEWTON NV. on r. C. PARK
Cool room board. garage optionaD. Real
home life; no other roomers-
i or business people AD. 7iaa
HILLCREsT. $500 18th .Nw.-LsrEe.
;hady s lawn single and double rooms; I. one
LADY WILL SHARE room and private bath
with another; board optional Price. SIS.
with board AID. 40O3.
:9O3 18th N.w.-Attraetive room. ! or :
private family. co. l45:. :.-
l4Oa KENNEDY ST. NW-Single double
rooms; detached private residence, lust on
10th st; pleasant. cool; excellent meals.
1857 81: kW.-At; fur.. Iarge room
adj. bath. for one or two pleasant sur
roundinEs North 3S49. To-
1915 MASS. AVE. Scott Hall Inn-Lovely
single double triple rooms; running water;
delicious meals; central. cool. distinctive.
507 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Large, cool rooms,
ami. for = or 3; convenient; desirable
location: excellent meals.
I343 EUCLID ST - Large front. single
beds; excellent table: week. Sd and 81;
month. S25 and $1,000. co. 1O42".
front
twin beds. for Government people. ~? 80
each two. $50 three in room. co. 3O6o-
1884 CONN AVE.-Lovely. cool rooms
single and double semi private bath; 81.
cars pass door; board optional.
1913 10th ST NV. tnear Scott CircleD-
Double vacancies for girls: large. attrac-
tive. next to bath; excellent meals; reas.
1897 r. l. NW.-Corner, s.-p bath; other
rooms next bath; $40. S35 double; lndi-
vidual table service; centrally located.
TYR AGE HALL
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FORD 1892 VS. de luxe Tudor; black with
cream wheels Owned by careful driver
oughly checked this car in our own mod
ern service center and it is in excellent
clean interior 1915; terms. trade. Hill K
Tibbitts Branch. 594A Georgia ave. NV.
FORD 1881 sport coupe; black finish. just
like new; red wire wheels: tires like new:
rumble seat See this for S235: terms.
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FORD 1893 VS. coupe; black flush with
red wire wheels Very clean inside and
out Mechanically warranted by Tri-
angles blue-ribbon guarantee and 30-day
no-cost service S495. Triangle's Open
Air Used Car Display. 18th and Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open Sunday and eve
ningS.
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1Sa6 1lth ST NV

Apis. of and 5 rooms kitchen and
bath; rear porches; electric refrisera-
tion; $3.50 and $3.50. Janitor on
premises.
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What a Wonderful
Outlook You Have Here

Open on all sides to
the refreshing air and
s u n 5 b inc from Rock
Greek Park and Mass.
Ave. and combining ali
the comforts and refine
ments you would expect,
THE FAIRFAX offers
fur. and unfur. apts.. for
hSkpg. or non -hSkpz..
full hotel service being
optional. priced as low
as t42.5 It will pay
you to investigate
Dine In Our Restaurant
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PACKARD 1929 little de luxe -passen-
ger sedan; almost new; had best Of care.
Must sell. 1897. on terms. Nolan, I'LL
z;
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2so7 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Between weodley Rd.

2s07 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Between weodley Rd.
and Cathedral Ave
Apts. OF ? rooms, kitchen and bath;
large reception hall. S62 So Electric
refriseration. Resident manager. AID.
1886 14th ST. NV.
Apts. of and 5 rooms. kitchen and
bath; rear porches; electric refrisera-
ton; $3.50 and $3.50. Janitor on
premises.
3220 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Near st. Adams Cathedral
Apt. of room and bath: S22.
Apis. Of rooms. kitchen and bath;
$3.50. $40 Apply Janitor.
WISTERIA MANSIONS
IIOI L 81. NV. at Mass. Ave.
Convenient downtown location. Apts.
Of l and 2 rooms. kitchen and bath;
$3.50 to S67-50.. Switchboard and
elevator service; electric refriseration.
Resident manager. Ma. 1900.
THE LEGATION
Northwest Corner Of Connecticut
Ave. and LeGaffon St.
Modern Apartment Building
LoeAted In Chevy Chase.
Apis. Of 3 and rooms, foyer, kitchen.
bath, porches; separate showers, free
electric refrigeration and laundry facil-
tiles: garase. Resident manager. EN-.
$685..
3126 18th ST. NV.
Apts- of rooms and bath. x3T so.
Electric refrigeration on house current.
Resident manager. AID. 1851.
THE NEW BERNIE
Ills 12th 81. NV.
Apt. Of = rooms. kitchen and bath,
$40. Electric refrigeration - elevator
service. Resident manager. ME. 4573.
1916 p ST. NV.
Apt, of l room. kitchen and bath;
electric stoves and refrigeration. All
electric current free. Janitor, 1915
P st.
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Apt. of rooms. kitchen and bath:
with porch S46. Electric refrigeration
free. Resident MANAGER. CT. 05SO.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 1904 Conduit rd.-
Nicely furnished room. next to bath; porch
private family; gentleman. Cleveland "a 10
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l445 to 144s OAK ST. NV.

Near Meridian Place
Apts of . and 3 rooms. kitchen and
dinettes. bath. so and S45. Electric
refrigeIation. Resident manager. Apt.
/. 1447 Oak st. AID. 5539.
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LII 2l.A ST N w
THE EMRASSY

Apts. of l room and bath, 500. 80 TO
S27.50. Electric refrigeration. Resi-
dent MANAGER. PO. 3lO7.
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CHEVROLET 192S de luxe coach just like
new. finest condition; must sell. only S57,
on terms. Nolan's. 1111 Eighteenth st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe Victoria club
type sedan. Just like new; must sell. only
S:Ib7 on best OF terms. Nolans, III
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OI,DSMOBILE 1898 8 touring sedan; black
BODY; driven very little; looks and per
forms like new; xS25 terms. trade. L. r.
Stenarf Inc l3oh 18th st. NV.
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OLDSMOBILE 1929 sedan: finish like new:
brand-new tires: upholstery spotless;
mechanically perfect. Very attractive ane nc
o0th st NV DI ol4l.
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THE NANTUCKET

I41S w, Near 18th st.
Apts. Of 3 and 4 rooms. kitchen and
bath. S35 and $40. Resident manaser.
North 10384.
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FORD 1890 Tudor sedan; finest condi-
tion. Only S157. on terms. Nolans. lf1l
Eighteenth st NV.
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FORD 1892 VS. de luxe 4-door sedan;
beautiful black body. equipped with air
wheels; very clean inside and out; motor
thoroughly checked in our own modern
service center and is excellent mechani-
eally. Very sporty car: see Il today Only
S3oa: terms and trade. Hill g. TibbittS
Eerpice Center 1910 Georgia ave. NV
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1880 FULLER ST. NV.
THE CUTHRIDCE

Apis. Of and rooms. kitchen and
bath, $3S to SIS. Electric refrigera.
tion on house current. Switchboard
WE. 1851.
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan: blue opales:
cent finish cream wire wheels very good
tires spotless interior. slip covers. Mechan-
ically ironclad with Trangle's blue-ribbon
guarantee and 30-day no-cost service.
$3.50 Open Air Used Car Display. llth
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II. 900 miles; like new perfect in every
way; new-car guaranty; terms and trade.
Eell Motors. AGO New York ave. NV.
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THE BOULEVARD

SISE new IOrk Avenue
Ideal in-town location 0uiet and
refined.
2 rooms kitchen. dinetts
Hard1ood h1 ] floors. Murphs S''s BEDS. dp
Showers. Free Frigidaire and elec-
tricity 24-hour elevator and switch
board service.
Resident Manager, Ma $3.50.
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3220 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Near st. Adams Cathedral
Apt of l room and bath: 500
Apis. Of rooms, kitchen and bath;
$3.50. $40 Apply Jsnitor.
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OLDSMOBILE 1929 coach; brand-new
dark blue Duco finish: tires very gooc'
upholstery clean; motor quiet. Attractive
and serviceable Transportation and only
Sl75: terms Pohanka Service. 1l26 2Otn
St n " III 9l4l
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OI,DSMOBILE de luxe 1881 sport cabriolet
almost like new. only S3S1; beautiful paint
rumble seat etc; can give terms: no tfaue
ON this bargain. Nolan, III Eighteenth
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PACKARD 1927 7-pass. sedan. The dark
I blue finish is perfect; upholstery spotIess
| tires: mechanically perfect. See this to-
| day for only Sl65; terms. Pohanka SerV-
lnk nNth Dl Alfl.
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''' ''A s. 1H@s!l!!I!!k!!A!!E!R@ H@s!!!!!!!!!! District $3.50

(ceafialed On Next PaEe.l
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CHEVROLET 1888 master coach, Chevro-
let buyers, here is your opportunity to own
a fine Chevrolet; paint tires and general
condition excellent See and drive this car
before you buy any Chevrolet; S495; terms
and trade Hill Tibbitts Branch. 5949
Gaoreia ave
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FORD 1890 sport coupe; new tires top
and seat covers. You can buy for less. but
see this: SI75; terms trade. 80 H st. ne.
FORD 1888 VS. de luxe roadster; beau
tiful green body with cream wire wheels:
spotless interior excellent tires, motor
thoroughly checked in our modern Service
Center and is in best of possible condition.
Here's your opportunity to own very
trade, Hill Tibbitts, 5949 Georgia
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PACKARD 1880 sport coupe. beautifui
| black finish all good tires excellent motor
| seat covers; high-srsde car ior eSaS,
| terms trade. L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1928
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ESSEX 1881 sedan; paint. tires: motor
and general condition Of this fine car
above the average. Ideal transportation
for only S235; terms and trade. Hill &
Tibbitts Branch. 5949 Georgia ave. NV.
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CADILLAC 1881 VIE town sedan; painted
dark gray and black. in the best possible
mechanical condition C. c. c. guaran-
tee Capitol Cadillac Co.. l232 22nd st
n u MA 330O
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FORD 1892 VS. Victoria. Here's an op-
tomobile; paint. tires. motor and general
condition were thoroughly checked in our
at S375; terms and trade. Hill & T1bbitts
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PACKARD 1928 5-pass. sedan: paint,
upholstery and motor in splendid condi-
ton. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1222 END ST.
NV Ma 1900.
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new condition. had best of care; only S3S7,
can give terms. Nolan's. I'LL Eighteenth
ST NV,
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OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe sedan; dark
blue Duco finish lust like new: Wooo
wheels trunk rack; tires like new
mechanically perfect; S375. Pohsnka
Service. ll26 10th st. NV. Dl. 9l4l.
OLDSMOBILE 1890 coupe; Just like new
Only SlS1. Nolans, iii Elghteentn
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OLDsMOBILE 1881 coupe. sport model
well tenders, very clean interior. excellent
tires, motor thoroughly checked IN our
modern Service Center and is ready LOT
any demonstration See this fine car to-
day for only S349: terms and trade. Hhi
& Tibbitts Branch. 5949 Georsia ave. NV.
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THE NEW BERNIE

1115 18th st. NV.
Apt Of rooms kitchen and bath.
$40. Electric refrigeration - elevator
service. Resident manager. ME. 4573.
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CHEVROLET 1882 sport roadster, beautiful
blue and in pest of condition; must sell
on terms, only S291. Nolans, 18TH & M
SIS.
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THE LEGATION

Apts. of rooms and bath $3T so.
Electric refriEeration on house current
Resident manager. AID. 1851.
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Apt. of 1 room. kitchen and bath:
electric stoves and refrigeration. All
electric current free. Janitor, 1915
p st.
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FORD 1929 Tudor: mechanically ok; only
S105. l. P. Steuart. Inc. Northeast
Branch 141 10Th ST ne
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OLDSMOBILE Patrician de luxe sedan
Here is an exceptional bargain in a high.
paint tires. motor and general condition
of this fine OLDS will please the, most
critical buyer Reduced for quick Saie
Si95; terms and trade Hill d Ilpoitts
rra nch SQlQ GenrPia ave u. W
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CONTINENTAL 1888 4-door sedan;
streamlined floating power. 30 mi. TO gal.
Need cash. S275. Call North 4764-J. eve.
CORD de luxe custom sedan. S445; recon-
ditioned: excellent every way; new tires;
3o-day guarantee. Bell Motors. 400 N. Y.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

SUI. in the river for xsfekeeplnx
during the Revolution. Ii was rehunx
and put In use until Ii got It's wide
crack while being toiied for John
Marshalf's death In 1895. However.
1t was always a bell tangled out of
tune and cracked I'm the ears OF
tories.
Inscriptions other than those IdentI-
flying a bell or its donor are NOT so
common In this country. The eI-helI
carlton of ST. Thomas Episcopal
church on Fifth avenue. New York.
Is one of the largest In America
Words On n state that part of the
metal used I'm this chime was from
the original set OF bells given on
Christmas, 1873 But the fhree-ton
biggest bell OF all has an inscription
Of the ancient flavor. 70 praise the
Lord for his goodness and declare
the wonders that he doesh for the
children of men--St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

H TUu doubt the importance of the
= eradication programs now being
carried a1 I'm this country and abroad,
TEe following data recently made pub
- D. the United States bureau of
biological survey may be OF interest.
FIRST VIZ are told that there are
fAree kinds of rats found In this
<ssEznrrTs the Norway. brown and
hlaeEr and that their total number
- approximately the same as the
nsznaaer OF people In this country.
Th@ brown rat il believed to do much
ra@ greatest damage OF the three. I'm
fart the bureau estimates that all the
h7wExr owls and weaseIs combined
- mot destroy orle-sfxth as much
p<raErrT and game MS the common
hxswn rat
Total losses from destruction OF
fassa and property by all kinds of
rzrS Is estimated to amount to sew
erza hundred millions of dollars an
nREsI1F-
In asefIfl0n 10 the property dam
= for which they are responsible,
rzEs ara knGvn carriers of f1eas
which spread bubonic plague, are
heazraed tor spreading pneumonia
raxEze- and are believed to be a pos
xsfaae factor I'm spreading infantile
paralysis
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

After zine years of labor by ex-
pert Fnp0graphers, about one-third
81 = kuxe map Of the United States
Aas beera completed MT Wellesley,
NaS*1 When finished, this map viii
h. q feet Long. 46 feet wide and
wfI sssssw every mountain and val
- III TIE country reproduced exact
IL To sraIe In height and size. Even
saalaFs ff viii contain 900 blocks.
Wh<n the map fs completed, 1t is
expected to be OF invaluable service
Tn Kzaa md airline engineers In map
FAaag H<~ routes 1T is constructed
sa = carved surface representing the
exz<f curvature off the earth.-Pop-
KAxr Mechanics Magazine
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

MEMBERS Of the American Society
~ of Newspaper Editors assembled
In W ashington heard q warm and eIsb-
crate defense OF the New Deal deliv
cred by Professor Tugwell- who Is
In part responsible for most OF the
recovery measures adopted By the
present administration Denying that
those who are advising the President
seek to bring about radical changes
In the life and economic policies Of the
American people, Professor TngueII
described himself as d thorough con
sentative"
I'VE have d saving irreveren-e Of
authority" said Professor Tugwe9l i'm
speaking of the characteristics Of fne
American people, (which gets Us our nf
holes These basic traits determine
the structure OF our laws and of our
government. No one. with the slight
est sense OF history. would try to fit
such a people into a regimented
scheme, would try to think for them
instead OF getting them to think for
themselves.
AThe New Deal lis not something
which can establish itself In the mind
OF a dictator OF a small governing
group. That was the fatal theory of
the system from which we are turning
away. Its base has to be as broad A.
the economy which has TO be brought
under control and as deep as the minds
and the hearts OF the people whom it
affects"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03
Pussy Stuck to tt Shsn

When the drifter Cats Eye sank
after a collision with the SzIfair near
London recently. her crew OF eight
had to make a hurried climb for life
to reach the Salfair's deck but the
Cats Eyes mascot cat refused to de-
sert the sinking vessel After the
ship went down pussy was picked up
by a tug.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

IN An exfRznssrEEzssEFzx Address a. xa
l exhibition I'm -csxnzkzrana - -
federal Subsistence hzzzzs-xasa< rrw4-
ects. MIR Roosevelt xnxerEz snrasnu
critics OF hsx administrators "a o.
declaration that the New Zeal q =
program nj ev0aBtsaa~ aasr r-rEszrwara
PraisinE the f-aassxz<sd syxrgz -
one OF tine anzraana<1rztsamnx <srezusu~r
achievements Ia heap6ng dsrxrsskam-
stricken families To x1En n frrxa rxr
In Life. Mr. Roosevelt A-zz4ra rszx~ru
that the program rsn4ssmzn-za -r<x+-
rnentation" of great Hszzassrx g r<x<sr
There ss Ira reEzzseznr@n-- -
President said I've zr@ nsf raar I'm
take people hr fasrre frsHza axae rxHzs-
rnunitr and Tszt fasena "a sasxr
In The long ran- he ssA re szu>
siStence h~orrH@xse1dk xazl ra1r rhse zssx-
eminent less than n xHaszst exsse ~ Sx~~n
these families as Direct rwsssg
we viii werk asst u xyxeau <nx
those families hwnsn ExzzsE ew e~s.r~-
wise, I'm an e3sxf ae aH~<wr~~ sage
things fer rxszsamznzzHtESz Hs b. ~ sxsa
cav w@~z x-~~~s~ssx EHAza
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

Washington for his
arrest United States
marshals vent first TO
the apartment he had
been occupying In
New York. and we're
told by his secretary.
Julio Fernandez that
he had left for parts
unknown F
port authorities and
border officials we're
told to watch for the
fugitive II they car,
get him hack the I'm
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

500 to $4,000 a year. A Dew as
sistant secretary can now be appoint
ed who will relieve Mr.. Wallace and
Mr.. Tugwell OF some OF their heavy
duties. The department has been con
sidered understaffed. The post OF
undersecrerary was created By u re
cent act OF congress.
Tugwell's appointment will have TO
be confirmed by the senate. and In was
considered certain the Republicans
would take advantage of the opporfu-
nifty to make fresh attacks on him and
his theories OF government
The President also advanced Thorn
as Jefferson Coolidge. a Boston bank
er, from assistant secretary 10 under
secretary of the treasury. which posi-
ton had been vacant since Raymond
Moley stepped out The higher Per
sonnet OF that department is now be-
Ing placed on a permanent basis for
the first time since Henry Morgenthaa,
Jr., became Its head
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

Writ story WAS made
public. comes In the
form or promotion for
the head OF the brain
trust He has been
serving as assistant
secretary of agricgl-
ture. and is now ad
vanced by The Presi-
dent TO the newly Gre
ated position OF TN
dersecrefary OF agri-
culture. his SALARY be
lnc increased from ST.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

ban authorities intend to try Maefado
Oh charges of murder based on whole
sale zhootings which occurred d few
days before be fed from the island.
They also plan to ask extradition OF
Cen Alberto Herrera, Machadoss for
rner chief of staff. who like his master
took refuge In the United States
Machado has lived In ~secIusfon with
members Of his family Tn the Ba-
hamas. Canada and this country since
his flight from Cuba He established
bis New York residence about six
months ago
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03
News Review of Current
Events the World Over
President Shows Confidence in TugweIl by Promoting
Him-High Tax Senators Win a Vicfory-National
Milk Control Program Withdrawn.
By EDWARD VI. PICKARD

president RoOsEvELTs reply
Il to the attacks on Rexfard Guy Tug
well. which were renewed by orTo-
nents Of the administration after the
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

Ferry's Seeds are sold only In fresh
dated packages When you buy Fer
RVS Seeds you are sure Of the finest
quality available. Adv
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

CHESTER C. DAVIS. head Of the
~ Farm Adjustment administration.
announced that the national milk con-
troll program designed TO help dairy
farmers had been withdrawn because
we DO not feel that il has sufficient
support from the farmers" Ii senfi-
ment changes II may be revived later.
but for the present. only minor fea-
lures are TO be carried out These
include dairy purchases for relief pur-
poses and reduction In the number
u diseased cattle
The program. worked out after
months OF study and argument. called
for benefit payments of from $685.
o.o.0s0 TO S5oo.00a,000 TO dairrmen
who Joined in the plan. In return.
the producers were TO reduce their
milk fow 10 per cen below the peak
months of the Ie32-1935 period
As IN the case Of other farm pro-
grams the funds for benefit payments
were 10 come from a processing tax
his WIS TO be One cent a pound On
batferfar and the figure was TO be
raised gradually TO five cents a pound
A statement issued By the farm nd
rniniStration said the milk decision is
In accord with the administrations
fxed policy 10 attempt no adjustment
program which does not have the sun
port OF 4 substantial majority OF those
engaged In the industry
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

0PE hez-1nr wza hexH Mar : B,
y 1he senzz< c-zzzzz<-ee o. axsvz
leges and e5e11@ 60 sx<Ezs=w ssx -
removal roz a@oe g Ha<1 r. Lcur
senator srez Lrzkx=n Nsxr %
George c< Ge-xx Enre enx nsxzre rs~s
only charges szEc<@ n naxxne
and form nn6 uAzrA wHe No r~sA
cred hy lie sE1cal uxsx4wn 0renE-
lures Committee AE yezr wcusa - r.
reszsgste1 Metres we've Mr = Mr.
Hilda Phelps Hs-uzsn1 Mn R-&s G
Pleasant n11 1o--- Errnx e L.
tslxns JoA1 IL Parker. N q w1ruu.
have fled Ps<1sgnx seeking reuaasxH II
the -kinS@S
In the -1nN- n~-=ae-zr- srszza-r -
b SIKH Lpu5sz-a 1x~rhr g 9 -
vacancy czrSAd ~ r% 6-xrA 81 R<rn
sentative Bolivar Z Kez9. S<zur.w
Lcngs CANDIDATE Hairy T. xa<s<a
Has decSresF a-s-z ~ Tr-e~x II x11-
de-S Nelnztapa = & Er~n=r IN
equivalent 10 esax-S-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

(ENATORS who urge the remonetfz-
alton Of silver held a conference
with President Roosevelt but received
from him no encouragement for silver
legislation, though no conclusion was
reached. The possibility OF silver pur-
chases raj discussed and the President
indicated a disposition to gire this
matter consideration, but on the whole
there was no indication the govern
ment will embark on such a policy
The silver senator's were not nj all
satisfied with the Presidents attitude
and held a meeting at which eight
voted to support mandatory legisla-
ton for the benefit of silver.
Later 1t was reliably stated that the
President was maturing a plan for In
ternational sterilization oil currencies
and that silver figures prominently In
it. Mr.. Roosevelt, IT was revealed. ia
vors the inclusion Of silver in the met
al base of currency issues to the ex-
tent of 30 per cent, the remaining 10
per cent to be gold. This change can
be safely made, however, the President
points out, only by international agree
ment whereby all the signatory nations
would admit silver to their reserves
aRaiHstwhich paper money lis issued
In the London economic and none
tary conference Senator Key pIttman
offered such a plan, proposing that cen
trail banks keep 20 per cent. or one
fifth. OF their metal cover or reserve
for currency In silver. The proposal
wal not acted on at the conference.