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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
Straub Asked To
Enter Judge Race

TOLEDO, Ohio, July Harvey
Straub. assistant city counselor,
would neither affirm nor deny
rumor that he may become a cam
didate for one Of the two berths to
be filled as judge of the municipal
court at this coming election,
Mr.. Straub is a fsvorite of many
voting groups and bears an envlaole
record His consent to run has been
sought by these various groups, The
writer of this article knows Mr..
Straub personally and can truth
fully state that his conduct as po-
lice court prosecutor iustihes the
opinions Of the various groups that
he is a man. most capable and
worthy Of filing the position as
Judge. This writer has noted maj
while Mr.. Strsub was a vigorous
prosecutor, he was not Of the type
10 make a good deal OF racket or
prostitute the dignity of his ofiee
lust to get his conviction"
/ have noted this unusual virtue
OF a prosecutor in Mr. Strauo time
and again and have often thought
demeanor would surely make
good Judge. At his writing, Mr.
Straub has not taken any petitions
% qualify himself. but in the event
he does. he will get this writer
,,I,5STa- pa5ftod- S71r1r,ort --a--------
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
ROBERT CHICK LEWIS, Editor
ROBERT STANTON, Sports Editor
Toledo
Society

TOLEDO, Ohio, July Mrs.
Msble Hslly. of swanton. Ohio, oo-
served her birthday anniversary
last week at the home Of her SIS
Ter, Mrs. Grace Roberts OF Belmont
avenue.
X
Mr. and Mrs. James Dsbney OF
400 Dorr street are The proud
parents OF baby boy
y * X
Raymond NJ. Jackson. editor OF the
Toledo Press, was called TO Findlay
on a business trip Tuesday
X * X
Mrs. Cordelia Webb OF Paducah,
Ky, is visiting the Barehelds OF 706
Spring street, Mrs Webb is Sam
Williams aunt, also of this city.
X y x
T. King OF Detroit made Sunday
ver-the-Fourth visit with friends
in Toledo. including William John
son, the garageman at 800 City park.
* x *
Lonnie Taylor, 429ia Nebraska, is
host to his mother who has come
from Florida to spend two or three
weeks with him in his home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
TOLEDO, OHIO
Toledo Veterans In
Ne1U Organization
BY GREENE

TOLEDO, ohio-There has been
insugursied in Toledo for The bene-
fit OF all veterans OF the World War,
a service long neglected. While /;
has always been possible for vet
Grams to receive disqualification
compensation and other services
through agencies in Toledo and
other cities, this is the first time
one OF our boys has been appointed,
recognized by the department OF
Ohio headquarters.
We now have man who has for
several years devoted much OF his
time, energy and knowledge. o.
veterans affairs, TO his many COM
rsdes and for the benefit Of veterans
and their families.
Comrade George A. Greene, legion
naire. charter member of Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, and chairman q
Disabled Post No, 4, has been ap-
pointed post service officer through
Hyatt-Allen Post 538 American
Legion, Clyde Stanley. commander,
and confirmed by commander Of the
department OF Ohio. and j J.
Sasivasky, department sdjutsnt, Co.
lumbus Ohio.
Republication, pension, insur-
ance, or any other claims a veteran
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may have or think he mas will be
clarified through the group. There
are 90 charges 10 pay and Comrads
Greene has the necessary BLANKS u
file formally all claims.
This new service will be con-
Quoted IN cooperation with the
Lucas County Council and all other
agencies now operating for veterans
benefits. For information, instruc-
lions or any help needed by vet
Gran. contact George A, Greene,
post service officer. or any member
OF Hyatt-Allen Post 538. Grave
markers will be secured, govern
ment benefits in cases OF death,
arrangements made for funerals.
plus flag for coffin OF veteran or
auxiliary obtained. and many other
services with which the average
veteran is unfamiliar.
II you are veteran, wife OF a
veteran. child of veteran or
mother or father OF veteran and
need help pertaining to war bene-
tits see Greene at the following
addresses; 557 Pinewood. 400 Indi-
ana avenue. 1872 Tecumseh. and 352
Avondale avenue. Ard remember,
each week, read Greene's column
This Week With Greene"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
Y.M.C.A. Secretary
Gets Continuance
TOledOans Want
Decent Remedy

TOLEDO. ohio-Leo B. Marsh. IS,
1921 Pslmwood, executive secretary
Of the Indiana Avenue Branch
YMCA., was arraigned in munich
pal court OF Judge Homer Ramey
last week on charges of sccostins
. female His case was continued
Until Tuesday July IS
Mr. Marsh was accused OF trail
'ng beckoning to and attempting
to induce Policewomsn Sergeant
Margaret Slater TO get friendly
with him while she was on patrol
duty IN the vicinity OF the new
post office on Friday night, June %.
The board of trustees had ad-
Iourned for The summer season
when the alleged misdemeanor OF
he executive occurred. Mr. Marsh,
who was released on his own cog
lance by-incumbant Edgar
Norris after being confined in city
Jail for three hours is still on
duty attic Indiana avenue --AH&itas
we so to press.
The questions to be found on
the lips Of 98 percent OF Toledos
colored population while the re-
naming two percent are busily en-
gagged in formulating alibis to dis
credit the formal report OF ore o:
Holedo's most efficient police Off
GERS, Sergeant Margaret Slater, in
he hopes OF immortalizing an idol
IF the inner circle OF supposed
big shots"
How long will long suffering
class Of colored citizens have to
continue 10 swallow the bitter cud
Of masticated mislesdership? This
and many other remarks Of i'm
patience by the vast majority OF
colored citizens earmark their de-
termination to see decency prevail
and announce in no uncertain terms
that an custer is the only decent
remedy if and when the board OF
tsusiees do meet
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

Funny thing folks. during the twelve
years that s, Mckinney has been n
the business OF renovating shoes, many
others nave tried also, with not mucn
success. among whom was George
whitman. poolroom proprietor, who
tried FIVE cent shines, and failed, tnon
John Easily tried it; he also failed
now We see that another person mas
tried the same thing We refer 10
Sim Clayton, now operating place
where Sanford formerly hsd shop.
The sad part Of IT, is that he is op-
Grating It for a white man Take
d TIP from an old friend and keen
your prices up The old estsb-
h,hed place still retains its standard
prices So II you want to last
bit longer than the others, play ball
We see-t4at T. and Iuanits have
kissed and made up.
SLIM Watkins was seen with a Can
uck last Monday week guiding beer
and She wine Meanwhile they
monopolized the audiophone Arr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
TOLEDO CRAWS
DROP TWO TO
HOMESTEADERS
Leave For Extended Road
Trip; Return July %
To Play st. Louis

TOLEDO Ohio-Lsst Sunday al
Swayne Field The Homestead Grays
gave the Toledo Crawfords a ter
riole "drubbing The Grays downed
The Crawfords in doubleheade-
attraction taking both games A.
end -
In the first tilt /, was Carter. o.
The CraWfords combine and Roberts
n The Gravs. VINO put on a great
ifchung show for the fans. Even
though Carter received the worst
Of the duel, nevertheless, the GRAY
batiers will honestly say that Carter
was really effective on the mound
The Grays were too much for the
Crawford st-tAe- piste-ss- they
drove the ball nearer and nearer
10 the wall. putting on a hitting
show. that, ultimately. ended VITA
=A-lurly -triples.- doubles AMI
singles which made the hopeless
Toledo combination bcwildered.
=BHt-in- the cca1d = the tide
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
Brewster City
FLASH ES

The Ime Of year Is here for vaci-
lions Through our little city you
can see groups OF children at play IN
.sfoiy-ia suitable surroundings.
Misa MISS Lucille Chevour. Russell
school graduate IN June, and her sister.
Ruth u Rivsid street, left last week
for Garage where they Will spend
the summer with their father We miss
them ere nope hey Will have pleas
an stay IN the Windy city.
Miss Genevs Walker II Norihhc
treei sno h'tls Miss Dorothy Barley
VISITED he Maybury isni'srium with
Mrs. Lrcy Davis, 70 see her son. Isaae
VINO ls ,apidlv recovering from Illness
MI AID Ms. Robert Tyres Of Wet'
KirDv stree and 'heig daughter Leots
motorc1 n Maybufy Worthwhile, Mica
IS. : l7di,. They also VISITED frie1ds
in F.i1u us Micn
Ill
Mrs Elder Johnson ~ Rivsfd 'ns,t
has neen u al her home for several
DAYS.
Mrs Lucy Pines. Mrs Gedwin Of
Hsmtramck are confined 70 the Trinity
aospit1l.
DECEASED
Mrs. Mary ward Of Mack svenus
died lsst Friday At Trinity hospita
She is survived nv ION and two
daughters. Funer.l seryirrs Wrrs 1sid
~ a. Olive sspti-t c1urcn a. Can
! field ami Russell sueets
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
'SEPIA C|TY'S'
BEE AND JAY
CAFE IS TOPS

TOLEDO. Ohio-Sepia Toledo can
look with justifiable pride on the
Bee and Jay Grill, owned and
operated by Jerry Hobbs and wife,
Bedie Opened but a little more
than q month ago, this new eating
place is modernly equipped. Its
cool and delightfully."- decorated in
terror lends an air Of Spsciousness
that is most inviting. During its
short existence. the Grill has at
trscted the patronage OF localities
as well as tourists. convention
delegates and travelling units. In
variably when celebrities or such
groups as the Swing Miksdo" cast
and famous dance bands are visit
ing the city, they may be seen psrS
-aking Of the appetizing food
served there. From the comments
made by such visitors one cal
readily assume that the Bee and
Jay Grill ranks favorably with like
establishments throughout the mid
dlewest
Beside the moderately priced,
but superbly prepared meals Mr.
and Mrs Hobbs carry the well
known Meinert's line OF fine pastries
and assorted havors OF ice cream
m which, specials designed to please
the Riddles are offered from time to
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
Dismissed Fireman
Seeks Replacement

TOLEDO. Ohio-Teo colored men,
recently discharged from number
? fire station as the result OF tax
payers suit filed by Mrs. Julia
Ward of Twenty-second street, may
yet be restored to their positions as
city ftremen it was rumoFed last
week.
Questioned by reporter Atty
Orlando ]. Smith, who sponsored
the colored fire unit and who
worked diligently 20 see it ma
terialize, merely stated that he was
hard at work on a new angle ard
there is real hope for the displaced
men in his findings,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
RECKLESS DRIVER ARRESTED

TOLEDO, Ohi6-Walter Howard,
Al. in the 800 block OF Belmont
was arrested on the charge OF reck-
less driving Sunday night after his
car and one driven by Marx
Butler. OF Fernwood collided at
Monroe and Michigan streets. Mr..
Butler was booked as complaining
witness, Mr.. Towards wife was
treated in Mercy hospital for minor
cuts and bruises.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
AROUND ANN ARBOR

YOU reading Marie tr.TT) and Myrtle.
Who Is she Slim2
We understand that William Douglass
Is fair golfer. shoots in the low
e,gbtIes Hmmmm Also
near rumors that golf and tennis
club will he Organized in the nca-
fu,,,re Hnrrsh, We nerd SONG
thtng lie that
o-.I ,,.,a An. ,-,... g.,
"'e's 49, -,
~ wy Iu9' - -.
~, ~ oiu', III, -. ~,
-
S We s,'oNs,, -, ~ ..
sI 80.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08


Mrs. Ruth Shaw OF Pigua, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Penn in
the 500 block OF Avondsle.
So -k
The Les Gentilhommes' will
meet in the home of Robert Staun-
ton Sandas-et this week
4 4 x
The Brown Stsrlets gave dance
last Saturday July /. in the beaut-
full recreation room of the new
Brand Whitlock apartments
* X X
The Swing 'Mikado troupe was
guests OF the Walters and Bellman's
club Saturday and Sunday Of last
week
X \ X
Johnny Caldwell who sings over
the children's hour every Saturday,
will make his initial broadcast as a
featured soloist this coming Sstur-
day. over station WTOL,
* 2 i;
Leon Warick, ex-Negro fireman,
has been given his contract back
ard is again one of the featured
headliners of the WTOL broadcast
ing station.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
'M|KADO' CAST
AR R|VES IN
'SEPIA CITY

TOLEDO. Ohio-Novells Trotter,
sister-in-law Of Champion Joe
Louis, mas one OF the important
roles in Swing Mikado,' a fast
tempo version OF the Gilbert and
Sullivan operetta which will be
presented in the Walbridse PARK
amphi- theatre for a series Of five
nights and. two matinee perform
snces.
She is one OF the Three Little
Maids" The rs members of the cast
lave arrived in Toledo. Work OF the
setting scenery was started last
Thursday at noon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
INTERESTING PERSONALITIES
IN TOLEDO LAST WEEK

TOLEDO. Ohio, July Last
week Fred Sprengera Of the A.
o. Sprenger Men Shops in To-
ledo. treated the Ropulace Of To-
ledo with an sll-colored 6peretta,
the Swing Mikado." The Swing
Mikado starring Lonnie Jackson
and Geraldine Overstreet as Nanky-
Poo and Yum-Yum was presented
in The amph.jhoatIe Of The zoologi-
cal park in this city The show
ran for five consecutive nights be-
ginning jane 30, and also featuring
two marnees Sunday, July 2, and
Tuesday July 4
The Mlkado attracted a capacity
crowd every night and afternoon
OF its appearance here.
Other Than Lonnle Jackson and
Geraldine Overstrce; John Smith.
the chief executioner Leroy
Ge6rce. TIC Mikado Martha How
lett, who played as KatIsha Clara
Bolton and Novella Trotter who
played nc other two iittte maids.
ell received q vote Of applause and
thanks frana The audience for their
eomical but precise acting
The Mikado originated in Chi
eago, being sponsored and directed
by Balabon and Katz. leading
theatrical producers in that city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

Peter Sisters
are introducing
Swing" 10 the
British at En-
pire theatre in
London Eng
land. Ada
Brown. swinger
Of sweet songs,
a la Harlem, al
so digging deep
into English
hearts in dear
ole London
Sam Weddings
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

pa l'Na ,,, w! w. Wv te" NONaiS
I','i 49, u,' ~. -. - SOi n,s
ork are ready for broadway now
after going sweet and hot in Boston
and other places will try for the
Roseland ballroom in New York
Scat Singer" Snookums Russell
goes 10 the Virginias and Carolinas.
has a grooming drummer Bernard
Brown and Lucille TAYLOR charm
ine vocalist with him.
r,ov ,,.o 49, t,p;.. n,
i,r prosm.,;an. Iii - ~ ~.
"tita ~ * 49, -, AZ . lanr
Eddis South narL 49, ~ -
vio1in -a.y he saan IN sIio,.oL
soon if things 20 RICH, Biu
Robinson. C'Hot Mikado'O and his
aggregation sent World Fair pa
irons with his versatile troupe
recently Erskine Hawkins. ace
trumpeter and maestro will be
found at Savoy ballroom fChp for
many weeks to come on a return
enga cement
pAN,pINcS
~ ,ts Nsogiha4 ,ha l,ro and
a,snou. sna axoi,or,aa, ~ 80 ,G
; nitoIi,or a. 80 ~ ~ -
heart of mine Wine women and
song, tempted me 10 sweet thoughts
of the sensual JOY OF being out till
early syem. living away the hours
with some irresistible and super
fine chick, OF lushing back with
stuff from bottles and having a
D. good time. But on looking
back, things amt what | thought
they'd be- No sir
| don: drink wine. Can't have
all the women. And can't sing
note Abs me way grows shorter
every ody' 'he houis more BORING
NOW maj yours lruiy is on 'his
niteIlle olliy-go-round 100 lar 10
geI OIL me pace Is klllihs, bu 81.
wnat ABOUT nose ID me NE.
what MAKES mem go rouha ana
ROUND from carry ME III Iale
ayem! Wnat 90 they seek.
Restless, disconnected man, What
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

BIZ, -yeu-are an all right guy with
this column. Sonny.
To the rest Of you contributors We
regret that space does not allow Us
to print your news, but perhaps next
week we can accommodate you. co
until this time next week. we reluc-
family bid you sdieu.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

What Is The stuff Of their tondest
dreams
Again, ! wonder.
MITE SPOTS
Cozy Corner still tops as Bill
ken Grimes carries on with new
productions, the latest Harlem
Heat" Blue Bird Inn, is hold
ing its own Midway Club still
favorite with many patrons, has
Peggy Joyce. Dixie Brown texotic
shake queen. Babe Dunn Gapster
de luxe Henry's Grill. fea-
lures floor shows from Thursday on
AT CLUB PLANTATION
Finally made a dive into the
Club Plantation on last Sat black,
and there 10 take in a gay Baby
Doll Masquerade party, idesded by
the Youth Progressive club, Al
bert Scott, president.
Jimmy Davenport and his boys
played it all the way back with
danceable tunes. Itterbugsin had
the night. Baby Doll prizes were
won by Louis Taylor (men), Helen
Moore twomen) yours truly was
one OF the judges
Cecilia Williams did somewhat
torrid shake number well re-
-cerved by sl-emenl present. Al
bert Scott did vocsls, so did Syl-
vester Robbins. both carrying off
big rounds OF applause
Among those Randered here were
Thelma Spencer, Mary Katherine
Sims. Leonard Jacobs, Katherine
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J Walker
Cday old newly weds) enjoying all
4. IL nHfnrna IN LnLs ncna einn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
Top Spots In
MITE LIFE
BOUT THEATRE FOLKS

They Say Count Basic, heard
for six weeks at Panther room of
Hotel Sherman ,ChD did all right
fir himself at this spot. will go to
Famous Door CNYJ about July 7
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

About nine-tenths OF the colored
lenses used in sun goggles in the Uni
ted States are made m a factory at
Port Marion Pa.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
ROUND
N About

TOLEDO. Ohio, July Mrs.
Billie, Of the 18th, says she doesn't
go for the fly sheet And she hasn't
a boyfriend now and her husband
is in Chicago BY the way was that
call from Edgar
* X 4
Zuddie. you said you haven't
made the papers in some time and
by the way you haven't paid Tor
one in some time. I'm sure you can
take your name off the book when
YOU read this---
Last week saw Mrs Emma
Baker or course she doesn't buy
the Chronicle now since we haven't
written about Roy Baker. Roy paid
for his Sl2 car and now he has one
that costs SlOO-a gift Bat the
salesman doesn't know it yet
= * *
A good man is hard 10 find. |
have had some people to tell me
they we're looking for me for three
DAYS. We'll that's funny, Ed Har-
ris and Ted Brsssheld find me when
they want me
X 4 X
some .h.nzs sound good to some
--.--.4.,,- spU4. uhrn van Wanf In
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
NICK and
NACKS


BY SON BEN
TOLEDO, Ohio. July Mrs.
Francis Walker seems to be hav-
ing home trouble about locating a
key TO her home or don't know who
has it?
II seems as though Sang has sent
Lawrence down for another fellow.
Just Kid named Joe, but not Louis,
so take up for yourself, Lawrence.
Last week stated that F. B. has
lost his stride but il seems as though
! were mistaken.
X + x
Say c Walker who is the little
girl on Scott street who is getting
so much OF your attention lately
Could it be true that Emma Clark
and John Ford are really serious in
their love affair.
X X 4
/ wish 10 take this opportunity to
thank the writer OF the live by
jib" column for the compliments
that received -iR-his last weeks
article I'm sure that he or she
isn't ashamed or afraid to publish
their name.
X X X
Jerry Hobbs is quite ? popular
young man with the feminine sex
but he doesn't play as hard as some
of the other fellows do,
y X n
Bob Mckinney was seen prscti-
cslly in every night club in town
Saturday night having himself a
ball
Vernal and D Heron were loud
and wrong again Saturday, but you
should have seen them Sunday
morning.
Claudia the shake dancer. and
Little Loon seem tn be dong all
right in the wee wee hours OF the
morning
To avoid further complications
will the fellow who gave the
Mattresses at the Three Deuces
cigarettes, please make himself
known
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08
OF THE MEN IN NITELIFE

VIVA, do young men seek in mite
llfe9 A chance to make play
fof sucker and relieve him of
money? A chance to win at games
frequented by sslaried men by
those unwilling to work. hard? I,
chance 10 ensnare some beautiful
girl INTO an affair? Or merely
he opportunity 10 be congenial
with others who live 10 drink, 1--WE
and eat7
wonder
From late night Tin early morn,
men Of all classes descriptions,
ages and professions can be seen
wandering from bar 70 bar, perhaps
alone, or with some woman hang
inz on his arm. For wha, purpose?
Is it an escape from LIES realities ?
From the hard gruellins tasks Of
the day? Or $ IT merely a part Of
an aanIf's 9pav ~ Dlavlug9
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

Vernsl and D Heron were loud
and wrong again Saturday, but you
should have seen them Sunday
morning.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

Claudia, The shake dancer. and
Little Loon seem tn be doins all
right in the wee wee hours OF the
morning
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

To avoid further complications
will the fellow who gave the
mattresses at the Three Deuces
cigarettes. please make himself
known
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-08

Don't worry about the mule be-
ing blind Just pull the lines and
stay on the right side Of the road"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-29
Quotas Part
Of Cotton
Improvement

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. 29.--
A three-way program is being car
rie6 on TO improve, the cotton Sltua-
zion and the 1870 marketing quotas
are an important part Of the program
saws F.. Y. Floyd, AAA executive Oh
ficer of State College.
''The present cotton situation, in
volvjne large stocks and prices be-
low parity. can be improved in three
Wavs. Floyd explained. 1--WE can
IND more markets for our cotton
abroad: we can increase consumption
and we can adjust production and
marketing of American cotton so as
to bring our supply more nearly IN
lne WIN demanu BY way OF the
Triple-A program the farmers them
selves are taking this last step. They
have the opportunity to continue mar
Keting quotas in effect for another
year through the referendum to be
held on Saturday. December 8.
BY the reciprocal trade-agree-nents
program. and an intensive export
program, the Government is attempt
ing to restore the foreign trade,
Floyd pointed out The export pro-
gram was inaugurated July II Of this
year, and by mid-October had re-
suited in an increase Of Al percent
in cotton exports over the same pc
Rod las tyear.
In addtion,' he said, ''efforts are
being made to develop new uses for
cotton Experiments are being COLI
Quoted to find new ways to increase
domestic consumption. An agricul-
tural laboratory is being established
at New Orleans, La, for the special
purpose Of seeking ways of expand
ing uses Of cotton.
The farmers can do their part in
this threc-fOld cotton program by
holding production and marketing in
line with demand' Floyd stated.