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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

S740 MILITARY RD.-Double room. twin
beds: private family. home cooking; very
Reasonable. Emerson 1896.
l4:6 COLUMBIA RID NW-AStracttve.
adults. Adams 5l56.
1927 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms excellent meals Also . bedrooms.
bath and parlor for several people.
4224 10Th ST. NW.--Army ofncer's widow
has double rm.. pvt. bath, shower: also
single rm,: Cheerful corner home: sarase
ROOM AND BOARD. real home cooking.
isrts i, e sunny ny room. @ Met. 2l45 or $50 9th
l4ol 10Th NW.-Desirable double and
single for young ladies and gentlemen; ex-
cellrnt meals: switchboard; free parkins.
1873 MONROE ST. NW--For . men
home: excellent meals. Adams 1854. "A.
CHEVY CHASE ID. c., 3149 Oliver ct
Larre rm twin beds, running water.
porch $40 each. Emerson 1899.
nished. single; double rooms. running water.
semi-privste bath. Home cooking. la
1122 N ST. NW.--New. single and double
rooms best downtown section: excellent
meals; refined home: reas.
1880 EYE ST. N.W.-Youne girls' club;
renned atmosphere: convenient location;
delicious meals: very reasonable.
COB MONMOUTH APTs. 1879 6 NV
, For two ns young Lad ladies' in lady's five-room
1850 MONROE. N.W-Double room tVin
beds unlimited phone: home cooking:
reasonable. Adams "596.
l0.o 18th ST. N.W.-,Attractive rooms:
home atmosphere: walking distance to
business; excellent meals. ideal location.
1910 10th ST NW.-Vacancy in desirsble
room; room, private bath; walking distance Ex-
2:5 INGRAHAM ST. NW-Master bed.
room priv. bath with shower, twin beds
Pa each; other rm $3".5n: new home:
To b.At
Randolph OSS9.
21l5 CONN. opp. Wsrdman Park Hotel
Desirable vacancies; excellent food: social
PETWORTH. 45OI Iowa ave n.w-Dou-
pie front rm cor. home mr.. trans: excel.
food; employed couple or gentlemen; S3S
each. Georgia 05s".
eas MD, AVE. NE rooms. sinsie and
h. ". Lincoln s34a.
1872" ST. N.W.---Attractively furnished
cor. room. pvt. tile bath: suitable or
8: good meals. Also single.
1919 VERMONT AVE. downtown--select,
each: basement rm.. 81. Met. 1904.
44O3 18th ST. N.W.-Jewish family: lie.
front rm.. mr.. bath. shower; c.h.v.; excel.
meals. reas.
1854 MASS. AVE N.w-,Beautifui front
room for 8 Girls. private bath: new maple
furniture: ! other vacancy.
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM for 1 or 2: Pvt.
home: wel-balanced meals: very reas. At.
lantic 00ss.
NEWLY DECORATED. warm. sinsie base-
ment rooms. private bath, So so mo-;
young men: Jan. Is. Col. s9.3.
$500 18th NW.-Nice room for young
couple S32: double and triple rooms, $50
and S35: good meals: young people.
IA: MONROE NW-My place is the
Jack Pot" for meals. nice rms: youne
men and women: 81 90.
L1NGER LONG.
2O32 G st. n.w.-Laree front room. run.
ming water, semi-private bath. for 2 re.
finedsy young men, also very desirable rooms
for . or 3 young ladies; best Of meals;
Southern chef: free parking; close int
very yeatonable:
(6ontinred o. Next Psg0.S
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WIRE FOX TERR1ERs. complete groom
ing. S36O; hand -pluck ked. bsthed. nails
clipped: called for and returned. Adlea
Kennels. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Woolner.
Washing ton Grove. Md. Gaitherxburg 2Us-J.
l3'
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. male. blsek,
pedigreed: also pointer PUPPY Of good
hunting stock. reas. Wise. 43b3.
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FOUND
FOUND.

GLASSES found in Perpetual Bank Bldg
on Monday. Jan. 10. Cleveland 0164, Ex-
tension SOFIA
SCOTCH COLLIE, male sable and white.
in Bethesda. Md. Sunday. 12O GEORGE
town rd. Bethesda. Phone Bradley A.
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Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore accepted at the
Main Office until IL Pm. the
day prior to insertion, and at
Broneh Agencies until lO:3OP.M.
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore occepted at the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday.; ot Branch Offices
unfit S PM.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

COUPLE: woman to manage and care for
rooming house; man to care for furnace
and do minor repairs in exchange for
basement apt. Apply 1923 NJ st. NV,
after ) pm.
MAN AND WIFE to run coffee agency;
up to $40 first week: automobile given
as bonus. Write Albert Mills A4Ol Mon
mouth. Cincinnati Ohio lIs
TALENTED SINGERS, dancers. comedians.
musicians. etc. write National Amateur
Theatrical Guild Box 2"O-D, Star.
CURB employees. Southern
Barbecue Restaurant. Washing
ton Airport.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ANTIQUE JEWE1RY. discarded large and
prices paid. Schiller BIOS. sss + st; mn" NV.
APPARH.-Men's. women's aud children 8;
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. ruxs fur
n1ture bought Tor rummage sale. 1921 9TH
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 1870. 13'
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds. any ausntity.
Bring them or phone 9; David Pesrlman.
I4OG g st NV. Met. 6416.
Cash kEdIsrER-Wili buy National
Box 4O3-C. Star.
CLoTHlNq-Rishest prices paid for mons
used sSaus slo,hnr n, nermsn. llss tn st. NV
FuRNITukE ys FUR Sric- -s.S9.c eh,n.. ;l,,,:
ware. russ. silverwsr.. paintings: hss sssst
cash prices paid. call Murray. Adams
FURNITURf-Would IKE to purchase
piano. Caii After Q J. m. Net. S1ss.- y.
ETC.; positively highest cash prices. For
sas. sf as f sn' P aosas tzs don: S:
FuRNITURE-Call Natl bs44 for best
service. After 9 pm. cali North 1868.
HOUSEHOLD FTRNITURE Of aii kinds
wanted: Call Columbia A5t1. II.
rIANO. eteinway or other hrst-clAss srand;
must be bargain: cash; no dealers. Phone
Columbia 37.l.
WANTED-Washingto ID. C.) city dirse-
tory 1887. Phone Decatur 221O.
WILL. TRADE almost-new accordion for
small used grand piano. Randolph $3.50.
YER. PLATINUM TkKTH. DlSCARDED
}syaHsY isS 3 x.xss Ma fAy nT sss SHfH. A. KAHN
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNsT1NES, o3l @ ST. NV.
Since 1856.
Cash FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. .watches, diamonds and old dis
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DINING CARS.

JERRY OMAHONY. INC; EsTAB. 1909.
800 W. GRAND 6r. EL1zA6ETH, N. J..
Worlds Largest Dining Car Builders
II you are now operating lunch wagon
on paying location and have y suitable
lease on the sround We will make an At
trnctive trade-in allowance on . modern.
efficient OMshony Diner and will consider
this allowance = cash deposit. Write
or telephone us for details.
ARE YOU ON OUR MAILING LIST?
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

REMODEL WITH
CONFIDENCE.
Get an honest Job at an honest price.
Guaranteed bv y reliable organization,
NO CASH DOWN.
START PAYING 80 DAYS AFTER
WORK is COMPLETED.
You pay In small monthly sums Our
budget plan has been made to suit your
needs. We hpance where others don't.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Renoyate From Basement to Roof.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., INC,
913 New York Ave NV.
National 7416. Might. Randolph OO33.
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ROOMS UNElJRNlsHeD
ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET unemployed lady wishes room And
board. near ST. Gabriels Church. BOX
3:l-D. Star.
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] double. S:5; ] single SII month";
DIX. Car line: conv. location: home priv
To-" th-Distinctiye liv rm. lnrepl. nj
ahoI ana sun Dedrm. * wind , next bs
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LoWNI Town ---tCONN. AVE
LaFGe sunny rm.. in exclusive hote!-apf
Isrke closet every comfort; ideal ] - prefer
Ienheo srntIeinan. unlim. phi. Met 1415,
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DUPONT CIkcLE-Attrac front rm- in
Er nome ior lady comfortably furn.
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"OUT THEY GO!"
ALL OUR ODDS AND ENDS!
4. Al-Siik Dresses. formerly Sa75 TO
SlA.5 NOW S1.5U
Is All-Wool Dresses. formerly so.,5 to
S12..5 NOW so
Il Fur.Trimmed Goats formerly So. so
to x4S.5 NOW $50
4 All-Wool Blue Chinshills Goats formerly
Sl4.5 NOW So 80
l Brown Minkony Fur Coat. size 40. for
meriy S6y.5U NOW SIS %
1 Black Caracul Fur Goat. size A. for
merly SSs.5 so NOW $3.50
l Genuine Red Fox Scarf. formerly S.5 90.
NOW $3.50
Vicuna Fur Scarfs. formerly sla.5u.
NOW $50
IS Ladies' Hats this season styles. for
merly S:SS and S3.95 NOW Juc
NO c. O DIS NO REFUNDS
BARTON'S, 923 G. ST. NV.
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ave Beautiful double: new fIirni,mts
nIlrepiace Ilr comfortable: reasonable: Ca,ho.
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l724 PARK ROAD-Single and double
room; modern furniture; semi-pr!vste bath;
unlimited phone, Columbia .nSu
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tho0uOIS APT, lilO VI ST. NV. Api.
.D?--2 attractive comfortable trnn;
rooms. next TO bath: double or sinsI.:
res sonable: walking distance
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iEob KENNEDY ST. NW-Front room.
southern expos; nr. cars, buses; good
neiEhborhood; >l25o mo 'N
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt 4I.-Attrac-
double bed: gentleman. District 556s
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

and sroceries: must be expert meat cut
ter. Apply 1892 10th st. NV.
MARRIED MEN. several, with sales
ability. to represent large insurance COM
pnayr pan Apply A 5os Carpenter Bldg" 10th
PRESSER.. white. experienced. Apply Mr.:
Harris. Washington Laundry "1th and
SERVICE STATION MAN, with auto Fe-
pairing experience: steady and reliable; To-
cal references: 17S3 Florida ave. NV.
SHOEMAKER. Apply 1887 Conn. ave.
TEACHER experienced. of income tax
accounting; preference given to uniyer-
ity Sity graduates with c. P. A. desree. Box
YOUNG MAN. not under II. general drug
store work: permanent job. Apply with
references, Matthews Pharmacy. 1857 South
Capitol st. 12s
YOUNG MAN 222, as helper for srocery..
YOUNG MEN to learn automobile selling.
full or part time: every opportunity given
10 Mosor m0een Gempsny. s4s
wANTED-YounE man to assist in sales
work; salary and commission. Call = to
L am. 5O4 Whittier st. NV.
We have a new proposition that will pay
you over $40 week for only three lie .
week sales per day; spot verincston and
verified orders II desired. Apply, ready
for work. 1:3O to S:I5 am. only, 40. 9th
ST NV. Room 2l9.
SALESMAN - Excellent opportunity for
man to establish himself on profitable per-
manent basis with largest national manu-
facturer in Its neld; prefer man expe-
rienced calling on food trade: recent intro
duction new model offers splendid oppor-
tunity for immediate success: projected
territory available WASHINGTON, d. c.. and
thorough training with experienced man
and every possible cooperation; must have
car; write: stating age. experience
y. s. SLICING MACHINE CO.
o10 10Th CT PHI A
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l@2" l. ST W-clean. desirable single
rooms ~ and "a weekly; English base
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" ATTRACTIVE ROOM in beautiful G.orge-
u town home. - 5u per week 3O35 O a.
/; NV. Potomac go
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COX: CONN. AND 9 ST. NW-Master bed
rm. Tor gentlemen. adjoining bath; show
IA maple: twin beds; inner-Spring mat
lfesses' chest desk, comfortable chairs;
Sheat draWrrs: large closet: plenty heat.
not wafer. sunshine; excellent transportA-
tlon: elevator service. North M
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M 81. W.-Lar9e. southern e8-
IRE: next bath also connecting; oil
/: owners. rrtiued people. convenient
sport Ion l4s
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| 22s u ST. NE.--Large front housekeep pin
room 90: housekeeping room near
| pAth, ~
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. ft1GsH,
THE ]. P. WATKINS co.
Can use two men for route work in estab-
ilShed @ territories. No experience required
week interests you call between y and j!
am. at 5l3 K St NV
CEMETERY statesmen
Wanted for memorial park: established
over 5 years. having daily funerals: high
est commission paid weekly: leads fur
nlSned Call !-l:. w. s. Wright. jr.. 3:tOS
18th st. NV. Room 30
MEN WANTED.
Old established firm of credit jewellers
will employ 3 statesmen for outside sales
promotion. Nationally advertised mer-
chandise on the eaSy-payment plan. Large
earnings to men who have contacts in
plants. ofiices and business establishments
Only men with local references will be
For Interview Phone Mr. Hart, Dist. ol3O,
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RADIO; Phflsg;l tubes rsccndittcnsd an and
f1s Co., 5000 18th St. NV o6aumblA 010O.
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MI. FlEASANT-Lg front rm: twin
beds: also basement rm., with running
water: near bus Adams 4SlN
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u MASS. AVE. NW-Very desirable.
IsohAbie room: new. PVT. home. eony.
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MOTOR rRAxEi

3-WEkk MOTOR TOUR FLORIDA. FEB.
2; tw0 0tnerS. share expenses. Write MISS
1.N N.91GI: ..ol. connecticut ave. NV. l2'
LADY GOING TO FORT SMITH ARK
Southern route, will take lady passenser:
snare expenses. Call Greenwood 1894,
MANI; FLA: GOING WEDNESDAY AN;
la3s o-passenEer car; take three; share
e~pehse' CaA national $3.50, Extension 62S.
MIAMI, LEAVING SUNDAY. LATE-MODEi,
csr, nsater sna radio; references ex-
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

eMFIOrMENT SEkVICES.
BUSINESS.
POSITIONS.
Stenographer tm.). not over rs yrs old:
demonstrate le0 per min. up; report high
spots IN meetings: prefer unemployed;
salary. x115 mo-
stenosrapher fm). age % to 30: dem
onstrate go words per min.; good stencil
cutter: salary. Sl!5 mo-
. Bank clerk tm.l. not over 30: at least
3 years local bank exp: salary. 500 mo.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G st. NV
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 558I. 1902 L tn
part-time dayworkers chauffeurs, house,
men. I3s
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COR. CONN. AND s ST NW-Gentlemsn
lor single room, adjoining bath and show
sr: newly furnished: inner-spring mai.
IitSs; large. comforts able chairs: chest
Ione larst closet; plenty heat, hot water
suhahlhr. excellent transport alton: this
Is nul ruOmlux LnI1.e Nnr,n {. ''
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1872 CONN. AVE NW.-single aud dou-
! pie rooms: clean. lisht: cont. h. ": rates
| from ~ to 81 Der week
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

I445 OTIS FL. NV. EI0U.
Excellent location. north Of 18th and
Park rd.. adjacent to two new aps rtment
buildings. Store. ..Oxij. especially suitable
for . grocery or drug store. Apartment
contains living room. :. bedrooms. kitchen
and bath. elec. refrigeration and stove:
equipped with oil burner. See res. mgr.
l34I Ogdeu st. NV.
liNi K CAERITZ. Dist. AOSD.
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CLEVELAND rARK-Larse. sunny rm
sshi-ptt oath: mr.. bus: board optional;
Ienh.' lot or .. Emerson t;';gS
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOkKEEPER. secretary stenographer,
emcient. rapid ana reliable Pot. 2734-j.s
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING machine op-
orator. typist, trial balance statements;
commerc,ai experience. 9 years, Al arm.
worth o.H0-W. 12'
DREsSMAKER. Tailoring. alferat;on1. vii
call Tor ntttnss, Information: references.
GIRL. Southern. colored, desires lob, een.
s, eral hnoHss.oeek plain cookins; stay nishfs.
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THE VIVIAN-1lno, Rooms.
ROOMS FUR. 6 UkEUR.

gig Q NV south rms. simple, with
neeoeo comfort. no crowded bathrooms :
peaceful neighborhood; price. 81 and SIS.
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RADIO6-RecondItpned sets. 81 rs comp
and up 6-tube CroSley. - .y5: 7-tUbe
Philco. $6;S6. Apex Elec. Co... 708 9th 81.
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now half price: $69. so Zenith. now $50;
$6960 Philco. nov $50; .9s9: :ss n. G. a.
Victor. now $45; $Sg.60 Zenith. now $4s;
Victor. nov $50: S139 r. c. A. Victor.
now IS; S165 Philco. now $s5. Many
ttn others I.rms NeT,set sIarsntsses g. Ar;
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN,
COUPLE. light ,colored want situation
WIN private family, chauffeur. butler and
Va '' T,s as AZ
MAN AND WIFE. colored: man GOOD chauf-
1eur or h0uSeman; woman geOd cook or
maid. Potomac 1898
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MASS. AVE AND cath ST. NW.-Well-
Iurn; room with bath. in private home: for
gentleman with refs Potomac 5644
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

5000 QUE ST, N.W.-Nicely furnished Sin.
kie room. senh-private bath; private home.
i tGentlemAn.l North R4aa
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- M ST. NV. ! block from Conn. ave.
Beautiful newly decorated double rooms.
r
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/ ST. N.W.-Newly fur
N private bath. In private
AUAinH ptip 1gs
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PURSE. small brown. lost in a. g. P,
6o05 Georgia ave or front 406 lCedar ST.
NV. containing $50 paper. Vatican and
Canadlan coin: reward. Georgia 34H0
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23
CONGRESSMAN INACCURATE
DAIRY MONTH

Representative Harold Knutson,
Minnesota Republican, demonstrat-
ed he was willing to aid the dairy
industry by action as well as words
when he, with other Congressman,
took part in a milking contest to
open a nationwide drive for con-
sumption of more dairy products,
and to remove the large surplus
now in storage. The milking con-
test, sponsored by the National Co
operative Milk Producers Fedora
ton and designed to focus the pub
lies attention on the backbone Of
the industry-milk-took place in
front Of the capitol.
The other contestants, reading
from left to right, are Congressman
Sheppard of California, Boileau of
Wisconsin and Pierce Of Oregon.
The Sixth District Congressman is
at the wheel" Hon. Marvin Jones,
Chairman of the House Committee
on Agriculture, refereed the con-
test.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23
America is electrified.

America Is electrified.
In this connection 1t Is approp-
riate to call attention to the fact
that Minnesota ranks second in
total value of rural identification
allotments already made. Sc far the
total is $6.061, 1886, which has or will
build 5000 miles Of line and serve
approximately 1880 customers.
The REA informs me that applica-
tons are now pending for the con-
struction of 1000 additional miles
Of line at cost Of $1,000, 900 and
will serve approximately an addi-
tional 10000 families.
The statement that I am oppos-
ed to rural classification was
clearly put out for political pur-
poses and 1t Is on par with a let
ter published last winter in one of
the twin city papers to the effect
that voted against the appropria-
ton to send Gold Star Mothers to
France, which was another cam
paign falsehood.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23

to reach an agreement before June
IL, which Is the tentative date for
adjournment. The controversy
hinges over the provision Of the
Senate bill which permits of lower
wage scale and a greater number
Of hours in the South. Northerns
are pretty generally opposed to
this proposal because 1t would con-
tinue the present advantage that
the South now has which Is con-
stantly drawing northern indust-
ries to that section Of the country.
I have reports of several twin city
concerns that have moved down
there in order to take advantage of
the longer hours and lower pay,
also freedom from labor troubles.
II the Senate provision should pre-
vail the North would ultimately
lose the greater part Of its indus
tries and that Is something that we
cannot permit.
Some More Politics
A friend has sent me a clipping
from the Park Region Echo entitl-
ed will Aid Wadena to Get Rural
Lines" which goes on to say that
while Wadena County was listed as
early as Douglas for rural electri-
fication the farmers have not yet
been signed up for a line in
Wadena. Opposition by Congress-
man Knutson to Rural electrified
ton is said to be the reason for the
difficulty in putting that project
over.
The above statement was clear
ly put out for the purpose Of Great
ing the impression that have op-
posed rural identification. I have
not done so as the Record will
show. I have opposed the IVA but
that is not rural Identification. AS
a matter Of fact, voted for the
original bill to create the REA and
as late as May II (Cong. Record
Page 898O) I voted for the Ronkin
amendment to increase the alloca-
ton for rural identification from
60 million dollars to 100 million
dollars. I believe in the electrified
ton Of our farms and I hope to live
to see the day that every farm in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23

Unless dairy cows have plenty to
eat in midsummer, there will be a
drop in milk flow that even heavy
fall feeding cannot bring back to
normal, says j. B. Fitch, chief In
dairy husbandry, University Farm,
st. Paul. A subnormal milk flow
can be prevented, but it cannot be
cured.
OF great help in experimenting
summer pastures are good rough
ages, and alfalfa hay Is one Of the
best, being high in protein as well
as in total feed value. Early cutting
makes alfalfa hay available for use
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23
PAGE NINE

during hot summer days when pas
ture is poor and 1t will be found
more convenient and economical to
feed than soiling or silage crops.
Green alfalfa and green corn are
also excellent pasture supplements.
Where silage is available it
makes fine pasture supplement.
To avoid excessive spoilage, the
silo for summer feeding should be
narrow so deeper layer of silage
will be fed daily. A silo II feet
across is about right for 30 cows.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23

Although the match was declared
draw 1t Is generally conceded that
the Minnesota Congressman carried
off the honors thereby re-establish-
ing Minnesota's supremacy. This
event has received a great deal of
publicity in the newspapers all over
the country and its sponsors feel
confident that sales Of dairy pro-
ducts will be greatly stimulated as
a result.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23
CARD OF THANKS

For words Of sympathy and acts
Of kindness extended to us follow
ing the loss Of our mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Anton Miller, we
offer our profound thanks to neigh
bors, friends and relatives. We al
so wish to extend our heartfelt ap-
probation for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
adp. The Miller Families.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23

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FLOOD PER|LS2DO
HOL|DAYCAMPERS
Cloudburst Breaks Dam in
Missouri Other States
Hit by Storms.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
CASSVILLE, Mo-, May 30.-Ap-
proximately 200 holiday campers mar
rowly escaped drowning yesterday
when a cloudburst broke a fish
hatchery dam and sent water up to 10
feet deep rolling over their camp sites
In roaring River State Park.
About 40 automobiles were sub
merged in the food and many Of them
were washed downstream. Loss in
personal effects and camp equipment
ran into thousands Of dollars.
About $4,000 trout were lost with
the hatchery dam.
The cloudburst fell without warm
ing shortly after midnight over the
6-sQuare-mile drainage area feeding
the little river. First notice the Sleep
ing vacationists had of the menace
was water flowing over their beds,
both above and below the dam.
The dam went out within a few
minutes, giving several of those camp
ed below it scant time to climb trees
or flee to higher ground before 10 feet
Of water swept over their tents.
More than q dozen persons re-
ported they spent from to hours
perched in trees, several with small
children in their arms.
One party of four, holding hands,
had to force its way through rushing,
neck-deep water for 100 feet to reach
. school bus in which party of men
had come to the park to fish. The
bus was heavy enough to withstand
the water and the party perched on
1t until the food subsidized.