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Evening star., 1935-03-05
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton
futures opened steady, S higher to /
lower, with disappointing Liverpool
cables offset by trade buying of near
months. March, 1891; May, 1887;
July, l2.45; october, 1898; December.
1243; January, 1916.
March was relatively. firm at the
opening on trade buying or covering,
showing a net advance of S points.
while other months were within q
point either way Of yesterdays clos
ing. Offerings were not heavy, while
there seemed to be some price fixing
by the trade and some buying here
through houses with continental con-
nectionS.
At the end of the first half hour
March was selling at 1928, or within
2 points Of yesterdays close, while
later months were about net un-
changed to 8 points lower.
There was a little more selling later
in the morning, which seemed to be
coming partly from the South In new
crop months. At midday the market
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 5 up UNITED States
900. including a.ooo direct. Market active.
above zoo pounds largely 9.7O and 9.75:
top. $50; 100000 pounds. 9;50a9.55;
light lights. 9.00a9.50; slaughter pigs
light good and choice. 140-160 pounds
S9Oae. go; light weight 10000 pounds
9.35a9.75; medium weight, 20O-25n
pounds, 9.60aa. 80; heavy weight. 25O-35O
pounds 9.65aa. so: packing sows medium
and good, 275-55O pounds. s.0Oaa.1O;
pigs. good and choice. 1O0-140 pounds
Cattle. 5000: calves. 1000. Better
grade weighty steers and all representa-
tive weights. common and medium steers
market. In-between Grades light cattle
fully steady. All she-stock steady. with
firm. General killing quality plain. Most
steers. 900a12 80: top. 1875: long year
unSs. 1926: heifers., yearlings. 1850.
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Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 5.-Steady but
not aggressive selling pushed grain
futures prices lower in a bearish trade
today.
Some liquidation which uncovered
stop loss orders was believed to have
been induced by weakness in securi-
ties. While bulls were discouraged
by reports Of rains in the Spring
wheat territory, they paid little at
tention to news of continued dust
storms in Southwestern drought sec
tions. At times corn led the decline,
some selling being attributed to hedg.
ing of Argentine grain.
Wheat closed s to ~ cent below
Mondays finish. May 957s-96, and
corn was 11s to 134 down, May. s21s-
"a. Oats and rye lost fractions to Q
cent and provisions closed about
steady
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SUGAR MELT IS LARGER.

NEW YORK, March 5 R.-The
sugar melt of the 13 United States re-
finers from January l to February %
amount to $4,000 long tons against
100000 In the same period last year.
Deliveries were 100000 tons against
Ale. coo.
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PHONE DIVIDEND VOTED.

CHICAGO, March R.-The
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. yesterday
declared q quarterly dividend Of $3.50
a share Of common stock, payable
March 80 to stockholders Of record
March 20.
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was quiet, with prices net unchanged
to 8 points net lower.
Liverpool Quotations.

LIyERIooL Rses ,pafndaa MsTsh
Spot in limited demand; prices 4 points
lower; quotations in pence: American.
strict good middling 7.76: good middling.
7.4s; strict middline. 7.3l: middling,
7I6; strict low middling, 7.O1: low mid
ding 6.76; strict good ordinary. 6.56;
and steady March. 500: May. $50.
July. 6s4: October 6.72; December. $40;
January. go.
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LINK.BELT NET SHOWN.

CHICAGO. March (P.-Link-Belt
Co. and subsidiaries earned q net
operating profit of $S69.373.2o for
1884. George p. Terrence, president,
said in the consolidated annual report.
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42la 3612 California Pkg uh)
1h VI Callahan Zinc. go.
4h 3 Calumet & Hecla. 80.
11M 9 Campbell -Wyant. -.
l6ss 9ts Canada Dry G A %
1874 10M Canadian Pacific. E.
81 321a Cap Admin pt A t3)
63 51a Case q - Co. .....
SO 80 Case q Dpft4)....
A 3615 Caterpillar TractD.
35as 2Sas Celanese Corp. .....
As 2 Celotex Co (k).
31s Ia Celotex Co vtc tk)..
251a 15h Celotex Co pf tk)...
27 22h Cent Aguire t1h)..
Ssh 3912 Central r r Of N j..
AZ 38ss Cerro de Pasco 90.
33L 26 Certain-teed p pf.
45ss 4Oa. Ches & Ohio t2.S0).
44A 38 Chesap Corp o..
2ss 13s Chi & East Ill pftk)
2L ~ Chi Great Western.
Az IN Chi Grt West pf.
3 2 Chi Mil St P & P.
A. 2 Chi Mil st P & P pf.
54s 3la Chi & Northwestern.
1O5s So. Chi & Northwest pf.
26ls 20s4 Chi Pneu Tool pf...
2ss IA Chi RIG P (k).
4 2h Chi r I&P 60 pftk)
Az pa Chi r I&P 10 pf(k)
29s. 261a Chickasha c o t2)..
42a 351a Chrysler Corp CD..
% 20 City Ice & Fuel (2).
93a 81 City Ice & F of 6lh..
Ia "a City Stores tk).....
Is 13 Clark Equip tS0c)..
116 112h Cluett Pea pf co..
1S0 1914 Coca-Cola (0......
81 55la Coca-Cola tA) )(3).
1Sk 16A Colgate-P-P ,50c)..
1874 l1M Collins G. Aikman..
5h 2ss Colo Fuel & lron(k)
Is z Colo & Sou 1st pf ..
Ia Az Col Gas G. Elec. ....
59A As Col G & e pf A t6)..
44h BAN Colum Pic vtc tm1)
1874 67 Columb Carbon 80.
47A 1914 Comcl Credit o..
57A 521a comcl credittA)ts)
32E 20 Comcl Cred pf (1Z)
113 109N Comcl c 1st pf(6h)
33 29h Comcl Cred tB)t2).
62A 56A Comcl Inv Trtt2M)
237s 1914 Comcl Solv (ts5c). ::
IN / Comw & Southn. ...
4OM 29M Comw & Sou pf (3).
34M 3Oss Congoleum-N1.60).
1Os 9 Congress Cigar.
lO1a 81 Consol Cigar. ......
so 71% Con c pr pf WV 61i.
w 5as Consol Film. ......
22h 1SM Consol Film pf tj2) .
22M 1874 Consol Gas N z (1).
So 72h Consol Gas pf t5)..
2h l% Consol Laundries. g.
81. 7M Consol Oil (h42c). ..
3h 21a Consol r r Cuba pf
III " Consol Textile.
1881 10ss Container Corp tA) .
5h 4 Container Corp (B) /.
6% 5 Cont Baking (A)...
l MContl Baking tB)..s
73h 62A Cont Can t2.40)....
9ss Z Cont Dia F (a1oc).
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SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. March 5 OP.-Turpentine
nTm ments 90 i6 stoes ssass ii44s Ts'eO'' So ship
Rosin firm: no sales: receipts. 2a5:
shipments, 24e stock. 56,3l4. Quote:
H. I and K. 20: M. 4.75: N, $50; VIC,
$50; WV and x, $50.
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Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No. 2 red. ss-99iz; No
8 red, 981z: corn. No. 4 mixed, S117;
No. yellow. 8312; No. white, s9A:
oats, No. white, 55; rye, buckwheat
and soybeans, no sales: barley. 70-1 20;
timothy seed. 16.75-1775 hundred
weight; clover seed, l5.50.19.75 hun
dredweight.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL March UP.-whest fr-
lures closed steady,
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21& Is Vanadium Corp.
14ss 11h Van Raalte. .......
94h 81 Van Raalte 1st pf Z.
3714 341< Wick Chem (f240).
AS 3as Va-Car Chemical
27h GOA Va-Car Chem 81 pf
100 IS Va-Car Chem ~ pf
s6A 721a Va Ell & Pwr pf (6).
Va Iron Coal & Coke
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Home Friendly Insurance Com.
pany of Maryland

OF Baltimore Maryland on the 3Ist day
of December 1884 as REQUIRED under Sec
tion 647 of the Code OF Law for the Dis
trict of Columbia
INCOME
Evening star., 1935-03-05

6As l12 Baldwin Loco tk)..
26s4 9 Baldwin Loc pf (k).
Is 9ss Baltimore & Ohio.
17M 10s4 Baltimore & Ohio pf
103 1904 Bamberger pf (6l2)
10 los Bang & Aroos pf(O
So 81 Barker Brothers. :.
4oss 321s Barker Brothers pf d.
D Barnsdall Corp. ...
44ss 40 Bayuk Cigar tb4)..
l9 16k Bea trice Creamery.
1874 12as Belding-Hem th50c)
liza IA Bendix Aviation.
17$s 1875 Beneficial Loan ! II.
38l. "a Best & Co (2).
34ss 26 Bethlehem Steel. ...
77a. 641a Bethlehem Stl pf. =.
26A Is BiSelow-San Corp.
1874 10h Blaw-knox. .......
40% 33 Blumenthal pf. 80.
10 7as Boeing Airplane -.
595. SO Bohn Alum&Br go.
97t4 80 Bon Ami (A)Ct5)..
25s. 23L Borden Co (1.60). -.
34ls 2Sl4 Borg Warner Ih).
la =. Botany Mines A tk)
30ls 24la Briggs Mfg t2)
3la. 23ls Briggs & STRAIT 3D..
36l4 3312 Bristol-Myers t2.40.
441s 367s Bkln-Man 7 (a75c)..
9612 80 Bklyn-Man T pf t6)
312 z Bklyn & Queens. -.
67s AZ Brunswick Bake. E.
6ss 5 Bucyrus Erie. go.
13 101a Bucyrus Erie CIV pf.
5I4 80. Budd (E G) Mfg.
33 26 Budd (E G) Mfg pf.
Az 3 Budd Wheel. ......
Is IL Bullard Co.
9M Az Burns Bros pf. ....
15s4 14h Burr Add NJ t60c)..
3hs IA Bush Terminal (k).
221a IA Bush Tr Bldg pf CT.
ia l Butterick Co. ......
2Oss 14h Byers "a M).......
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6 40 MacAndrews & r t3
2 2S1s Mccall Corp t2)....
8 8 McCrory Strs A (k).
sM s. McCrory Strs B (k).
Evening star., 1935-03-05

By private wire direct to The Star.

High Low Dividend Rate AZ
36% 36 Abrm Strauss t1.s0
Ill III Abr & S pf(7called
~ 5A Adams Express....
33Ls 29sS Adams Mills CO..
liz s Addressograph. 80.
Ga 5h Advance Rumley...
sss 6H Affiliated Prod t6oc)
115h 109la Air Reduction t3)..
Ia Ia Air-Way Elec Appl.
2Oh 16ss Alaska Jun (t1.20).
Ia l Alleg Corp tk). 80.
z 3h Alleg pf w$30wtk).
% 21 Allegheny Stl tD..,
141 1924 Allied Chem t6).
1271s 1884 Allied Chem pf (7).
177s 15ls Allis-Chalmers.
20h 159s Alpha Port Cmt (1)
3M 27s Anal Leather. .....
32h 28h Anal Leatt pf ((j0
81 4Sla Amerada Corp CO..
57h Ala Am Ag Chem Delt2)
1874 13R Am Bank Note. -.
29&s 25A Am Brake Shoe soc.
1929 119 Am Brake Sh pf CD
1913 110 Am Can tt5) .......
157 151% Am Can pf CO....
20h 1875 Am Car & Foundry.
Assn 32h Am Car & Found pf.
SIS 38 Am Chain pf. .....
rs 66 Am Chicle (t3h)..
33h 25h Am Comcl Alcohol.
10% 61a Am Crystal Sugar.
SSh 57ss Am Crystal Sug pf.
8 2 Am Ensaustic. .....
51s 2ss Am & Foreign Pwr.
23as II Am & For Pw pf CD
s13 5 Am & For Pw 2d pf.
13 10s4 Am Hawaiian SS(D
5a4 4ls Am Hide & Leather.
25s. 2Oss Am Hide & Leath pf
321a BOSS Am Home Prod 2.4o
a. 3l2 Am Ice Co. ........
37a. 2S7s Am Ice Co pf o..
6s. 5h Am International. =.
2Os. 1ll2 Am Locomotive. ...
561a 37l2 Am Locomotive pf.
234 90 Am Mich & Fly tS0c)
ia Ia Am Metals. .......
81 70 Am Metals pf. .....
$50 2 Am Power & Light.
1874 10 Am P&L IS pf (lA)
15A II Am P&L $6 pf (1h)
16h IL Am Radiator. .....
"a 1sM Am Rolling Mills.
7512 81 Am SAT Raz (t5A).
6ss 4% Am Seating........
26h 209s Am Shipbldg co..
40lx 32s. Am Smelt & Ref. -.
112 1O3 Am SIR So pf (j3).
90 90 Am Snuff (t3A)...
1872 125 Am Snuff pf t6. 80.
1874 14h Am Steel Foundry.
92 ss Am Stl Fdry pf t2).
43 37ss Am Stores (t2h)..
701. so Am Sug co.
1882 1861 Am Sugar pf o..
24% 1917 Am Sum Tob DE-.
1864 1929 Am Tel & Tel t9)...
s4% 77s4 Am Tobacco 3d..
S6Ss 7Sa4 Am Tobacco B t5)..
1871 1885, Am Tobacco pf t6).
1885, 111s Am Type Fdrs pf(k)
14Is 10 Am Water Wks ~.
9L 5&4 Am Woolen. .......
45is 81 Am Woolen pf. 80.
Is. l Am Writ Paper tk).
6l2 312 Am Writ Pap pf (k)
12ss 9ls Anaconda Copper.
17ss Is Anchor Cap t60c)..
40l2 Sc Archer-Dan Nj t1k.
1882 1854 Archer-Dan pf ca.
1861. 997s Armour Del pf 90. +.
61s a.. Armour of Illinois. .
709s 641s Armour Ill pr pr t6)
Ga. 4i2 Arnold Consta BILE. +.
1881 91s Asso Dry Goods. -.
55ss 391s Atch To&S F (h2)..
S6l2 75l2 Atch To&S F pf t5O .
37h "a Atlantic Coast Line
5 All Gulf G. W Ind.
91a 8 Att Gulf G. w Ind pf
253s 227s Atlantic Ref d..
43 3712 Atlas Powder t2).. q.
110 1868. Atlas Powder pf t6)
29A 2lh Auburn Auto.
IA S1s Austin Nichols. 80.
SIS 31s Aviation Corp Del.
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25A 21A Hackensack W(11z
6h Ar Hahn Dept Stores.
63M IS Hahn Opt Stores pf
7ls 81 Hall w F Printing.
1861 101 Hanna tM A)pfO.
20 16s4 Harb Walker d..
Z 51a Hat Corp (A)......
S6A 81 Hat c pf WV (6h).
37s 2h Hayes Body.......
94h IS Hazel Atlas Gl 3d..
77as 73A Hercules Pw tt3 al
125 122 Hercules P pf CD.
9A IA Holland Furnace.
IL 81 Holland & Son (50c)
36A 81 Houd-Hersh A tj2).
9h 7A Houdaille-Hersh B.
56 40 House Fin pf (312).
l7% IA Houston Oil.
SPA 43 Howe Sound (3)....
12A S1s Hudson Motor Car.
3M 2 Hupp Motors. .....
Evening star., 1935-03-05

Sales Of STOCKS the New York Exchange.
1900 AM 100 900 1890 Noon .. 100000
100 PM. $4,000 $500 P.M...... $4,000
Total sales for the day. 100000
in the above table the annual
based the latest quarterly hafyeary
declarations
tPartly +Plus
stock regular rate Payable In
Plus 81 special preferred
stock Plus 4fe in stock Paid this JAccumuated
eanized stock Plus 80 in stock Plus ~
Evening star., 1935-03-05

1914 l4la Nash Motors d..
7h 5's Nat Acme Co. ......
Sh Ga. Nat Aviation.
30h 25Is Nat Biscuit 2)....
1884, Is Nat Cas sh Reg A SOC
17h l5h Nat Dairy Prod l20
Az 1ss Nat Dept Store tk).
34a. 21h Nat Dep st lst pf(k)
29A 24% Nat Distillers t50c)
29 % Nat En- & Stpg th1) .
1881 145 Nat Lead go.
125 121ss Nat Lead pf (B) (6) .
73s 5 Nat Pwr & 1t tS0c)
5Ols 43% Nat Steel tt1h)...
47a- Al Nat Supply pf.
11% 8s. Nat Tea t6Oc).
49, 22s. Neisner Brosttlk)
So AGA Newberry<J j. $50
8 5as Newport Industries
2SH 237s " Y Airbrake.....
21R. 14la y Central r r..
25 12si u Y Chi & st L pf..
8 6l2 Ny Dock pf .....
122 1872 y Y e. Harlem t5)..
r. IN Y Investors tkD. &.
sis 21s n Y N H & Hartford
14% 6 Ny y Fl & Hart pf
6 3's y Y Ontario & West
16ls 90. n Y Shipbldg t4Ocl .
81 90 NY Steam lst 90.
$50. 30s. Noranda Mines th2)
IT'S 164 Norfolk & w ttl0D.
4 21s North Am Aviation.
1874 l0h North Am Co 90
42h. 37Hs North Am Co pf t3)
2lA Is Northern Pacific -.
3Sis 357. Northwest Tel t3)
ga Is Norwalk Tire&Rub .
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107s 9la Ohio Oil th45c)
4a. 3 Oliver Farm Equip.
26'S 1914 Oliver F pr pf A. 30,
5l3 4 Omnibus Corp. .....
7A. ga Oppenheim Collins.
1885, 13h Otis Elevator i60c)
10 106 Otis Elev pf o..
~ 5 Otis Steel.
46 22% Otis Steel pr pf. -. {.
90a. S37s Owens-Ill Glass 90
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6 81. Pacific Coast 1st...
14's 13I. Pacific G & E t1h).
23a4 203s Pacific Lighting t3)
73 10 Pacific Tel & Tel t6)
III 1l1ha Pacific T & T pf 90
Sa4 Z Pac W'n Oil th40c).
5A a Packard Motor.
a.. 3lk Par-Publix ctfs (k)
17a. Is Park & Tilford. 80.
ga. 2ia Park Utah .........
la a. Pathe Exchange.
III. 1881 Pathe ExchangetA)
1212 s14 Patino Mines. .....
IL lh Peerless Motor. -.
20 64Ia Penick & Ford t3..
"a 64A Penney q C)thl40)
5ts ga. Penn Dixie Cement.
25a. 19a. Penn r r t1) ....
237s 1S Peoples Gas Chi. 80.
3 2Is Peoria & Eastern. :.
1Sa. IL Pere Marquette. -.
9as S Petrol Corp th50c).
16h 1884, Phelps Dodge h75c)
as 39ss Phila Co pf 60 n...
2Sh % Phila Co s6 pf t3)..
Al pa Phila & Read C&I.
46s. 3S Philip Morris d..
16 14h Phillips Petrol %.
Ia q. Pierce-Arrow tk)..,
3. - Pierce Oil. ........
1lx y Pierce Petroleum.
33I2 31Ss Pillsbury Flour $50
3 Ga Pitts Screw & Bolt.
35 25la Pitts Steel pf. ......
2la ias Pitts United Corp.
37l3 2712 Pitts United c pf. :.
sa4 Z Plymouth Oil d..
1113 IN Poor & Co tB)....
Ia u Porto r Am Tob B..
16as 11ls Postal Tel & Ca pf. ..
3ls 19s Pressed Stl Car tk).
II 9 Pressed Stl c pf (k)
49% 42ss Proc & Gamb t1h).
27h 2012 Pub Serv N J l2S0)
II 62ss Pub Serv N J pf t5)
SO S5la Pub Serv N j pf 20
1881 1929 Pub Serv n ] pf (s)
102 80 Pub Svc E&G pft5).
52M 46h Pullman Inc 49,.
tn 65s Pure Oil.
81 53A Pure Oil pf.
10M Ss4 Purity Bakeries "a
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"a 20s4 Yale & Towne t60c)
Az 3ls Yellow Truck.
AZ 3S Yellow Truck pf. =.
21 1884, Young Sp & w tx
21Ik 1854 Youngstown SGT.
Evening star., 1935-03-05

81 53Ss Jewel Tea (3)......
57M 451a Johns-Manville. -.
73 56h Jones&Laugh 7%pf.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-02-08
Coffee an

Clarence Darrow says: at is a
universal mistake that the NRA
was made to help the poor man.
AS a matter of fact, the NRA
helped the rich be richer, and the
poor poorer, if possible"
And he also said: "There were
lots Of votes among the farmers,
and few of them knew how to
vote"
And the five Dionne kids "show
signs of desire to creep"
And if you have never met
Maggie and Eddie" here is hop
ing you never will.
And there is no reason why peo-
pie should be kept awake when
they are better off asleep.
And Frank Knox claims the re-
publican party has been ode
loused."
And keeping the old profit-pumI
going takes more and more prim-
ing right along.
And a good cure for stomach
trouble is to "Take two pills one.
half hour before not eating"
| And it is one thing to be inter
ested in a problem, and another Il
know what to do about it.
| And if you want your picture il
the papers and a lot of publicity
all you have to do is have a Z
pound baby when you are Ii year
old.
And Harry Folks new governo
Of North Dakota only lasted 2
days.
And it wasn't curiosity tina
killed the black cat on the tele
. phone pole in the old town; it wa
Frank Dionne.
) And the papers say: "Congres
is in a restless mood"
: And in New York a one-cer
! stamp was sold at an auction sal
Tor S0Z,OUU.
And most of Roosevelt's Brai
Trust members seem to be hE
f coffee-98 per cent of the actiV
S ingredient has been removed fro,
: the bean.
r And doubt is the key of know
ledge.
And we wonder how many
y the group of stuffed-shirt indu
: trialists, Economists" cole g
e presidents and what not, who sig
t ed against the veterans bonu
y fought in the trenches in 1871
! And a baby born in New 70
= last week became heiress to $500
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-02-08
BUTLER RECEIVES
fCnntinued from page y

CONTINUED from page u
dividual service is the motive oil
this request. Thanking you for a
budget to be used for the public
| am
"Yours truly,
"Mrs. Grace Hardersen.
In answer to the letter, Mrs
Hardersen received a statement
signed by Mrs. Margaret Best
The reply stated that this depart
ment was Conducting an investi-
cation of the problems mentioned
in your letter." and that they were
going to "give your situation every
consideration"
The Producers News suggests
that in order to make this "inves'
tigation" more fruitful, more let
tiers from farmers and workers
should be sent to the Montana re
lief commission at Helena. Ever!
single, individual or general com
plant or criticism should be wortl
a letter. Copies Of these letter
should be sent to the Producer
News for publication.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-02-08
Plotting the American POgrOms
No. S. Congressman cFadden-Jew Batter and Crook
By JOHN L. SPIVAK

him. It did not even matter to
him that those who got stuck
were poor workers in his own
home town to whom he owed one
and two dollar debts! When he
left the people holding the bag,
he left them good and proper.
I do not know what the honor
able Mr.. McFadden's political flu
ture will be. 1 do know, and by
now l hope a great many people
know, what his past and present
are. Congressman McFadden IS
obviously a little nervous, not on
" about his rather shady past
but his present when he is IN
such intimate contact with organ
izations close to Hitler's secret a.
gents in the United States. Wher
IL called on Gulden some weeks a
90 I told him that McFadden haC
taken a bride and had been mixed
up in other peculiar transactions
Gulden refused to believe it an(
I said that he would write and asl
Mr.. McF'adden about it and IN
form him that l intended to pub
lish such charges.
When l called McFadden by Ions
distance last week for an ap
pointment he answered the phon
himself.
"Spivak, Ell? Well, I don
| know where I'll be. I'll be out i
the district campaigning so
won't be able to see you"
"But you have an itinerar!
Certainly you must know wher
you'll be during the next fe7
days"
r 81 don't know where I'll be-" h
q repeated. "What is it that 20
4 want to see me about"
0 He had just thought to ask.
O "THE NEW MASSES is rum
I ing a series on anti-Semitism
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-02-08
LONE STAR

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lee and
family and Thelma Holmen were
Sunday night visitors at the Albert
Lee home.
Plentywood callers from this
vicinity Friday were Halvcr Best
land, Wally Melquist, Gust Aakhus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lee and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Holmen
and son Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lee and
family and Mr. and RMS. Johnny
Lee and family were visitors at
the Hjalmer Rude home Saturday
night.
Thelma Holmen has been stay.
ing at the Oliver Lee home .ths
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
Holmen were Sunday visitors a
the Christen Lodahl home.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-02-08
TIN sHACKs
Philadelphia, Pa.

Philadelphia, Pa.
suppose many of you read
lsbout the strike at the Hamilton
/ ohool in Philadelphia. It started
y cause we had to attend school in
o. i ShackS. Twelve years ago the
ttcard Of Education built these
glackS to be used temporarily. /"
fhey also forgot to put lights in
them. They were heated by old
fashioned "pot-bellied" stoves and
Aae temperature was always go. On
~cad days we had to wear our over
G7ats, and on dark days we had to
Sc quietly because we couldn't see
bow to read or write. Toilets are
~ the main building $50 feet away.
My mother drew up petition for
"a the mothers to sign, to make the
s4oard put the children In the main
rs1Iding. There were two classes
"a and 5B, with 90 children. The
petition was taken to the Board OF
Education who tried to buy OF the
scmmittee by telling them that they
would transfer their children any
Vlace they wished. The committee
@fused to accept.
After waiting . few weeks TIA;
nTike was called. On the first da,
here were 90 out. The second anC
Afrd days we picketed the schoo
hrrying placards and more ehil
aren joined the strike. On tn,
Nird day the teachers Of the In
srnational Workers Order school
@me 70 help ON the picket nnG
esHAe Of the women became angr
md dropped out Of the strike. The
cent around telling people all sort
v stories In order TO break up tn
Arike. Some Of US stayed out tw
more days, picketing the school, un
n nay mother presented her flns
knnand a& the Boards MONTH
meeting
AS q result Of our strike, the 81
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the United States"
Eyes, yes, l know"
I'D like to interview YOU sin.
you are the only one who bro o,llSe
up this subject in Congress-"
"That wouldn't do me anv ooo,
wouldn't do any good. sOTO
caught himself. Hs
"There are also some vo,
grave charges against you md
think you should have a chance
answer them" :"
"Oh!" There was silence ., ~.
other end of the wire. Then &c
have nothing to say" His sDav
ity was gone. The voice Wa.
hard, cold.
"Ill take a chance on findin,
you in the district. Suppose VIC
make it Wednesday,"
az don't know where III he
Good night"
The telephone clicked. The hon
orable congressman had rung m
Wednesday morning I appeared
in the little town Of Canton
where the Congressman had con.
Quoted so many of his BORROWINGS
for his own companies from his
, own bank on his own signature
! His wife did not know where he
was and had no idea of where he
+, could be. From other sources I
! learned that he was to be in Ath-
! ems that night. When I got ia
Athers he had already spoken and
left hastily. Inquiries in the ad.
Joining town of Sayre, where his
9 camuaign manager happened to be
: met with the information that tn,
Congressman was gOne-nO on,
knew where. Right in the mids
t of a political campaign, a Con
n gresham had vanished! For
I while I thought seriously Of re
porting his disappearance TO tn
7. police.
e Despite all the precautions tn
W Congressman had taken a ma
walked over ii me in the hot
where I was having a late lunC
" and WHISPERED secretly:
:" "You looking for Louis McFal
den?"
4 nodded.
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TO mention them.
Please get busy. comrades. 30 tnas
even If you don't win any Of tas
big prizes you win be sble 10 res
that you've done your best fof SnS
NEW PIONEER.
Another thingl Il
Look up the December tSsus o.
the magazine and refresh you
memory about those mdiVionA
prizes. Gould you uSe . camera
or q fountain pen, or 3 microscope
or a copy Of q good bOok2 WEI
sent out quite . few OF them y
ready, and we hope TO sena
great many more. -
Well, comrades, we stln Hsss ~,
$1100 to go. Let's go over tne w
by February Is!
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Friday, February s, 1885
Further Discussion On Oagmar
Farm Loan Assn.'s Resolutions

In to editorial 1--WE Differ With the Daomar
Farm Loan Association the JAN 25 of the Produc
erS News we received the following letter from James o
DAHL Dagmar He right when he states that out of
ness we should have printed the resolutions We printed
quotations of them because the article rather long as It
was However, in order to be air and to show our read
ers and the members of the Farm Assn that we did
not quote incorrectly print in full James Lodahs letter
containing the whole text of the resolutions