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Evening star., 1939-07-08
Presbyterian

"A Call to Eternal Life" Is the
topic of the Rev James H. Miers at
II I'M; The Epistle of Galatians"
q pm; why the Father Spoke"
pm.
The Summer Bible Schools is held
daily, except Saturday, from to IL
O'Clock. There is still time to enroll.
Fellowship service, Thursday at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Third.

"The Danger of Forgetting God
is the topic tomorrow at II am. by
the Rev. G. N. williams. The Lord's S
supper will be observed.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

ice will be held for the Rev. Andrew
N. White, who sails in few days for
Amsterdam, Holland, to attend the
World Youth Conference as a dele
gate from the Youth Council Of the
A. M. E. Church. He will be guest
speaker. All G.. e. societies are in
vited to attend or send represent
ative.
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knox,.

OF the class are invited. Brine your
breakfast.
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Union.

DR.. John r. Edwards will preach
Sunday at II am. on Our Citizen
ship" and at pm. on The Book of
Discipleship," third in a series on
st. Matthews Gospel. Mrs William
B. Casky will sing an offertory solo
at the morning service. The Ofncial
Board will meet Monday evening to
be followed by brief session Of the
quarterly conference. The Epworth
League will give an entertainment
and refreshment sale on July II
at 8 pm.
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Congress Street,

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow at Gas am. Maj. E. w.
Brown, first vice president, will pre-
side. r. L. Hammann will have
charge OF the lesson. DR.. Hirl A..
kester, pastor, will give a short talk.
Representative Luther Patrick of
Alabama will be the guest speaker.
The lesson theme is "Jereboam, a
Man With q Great Opportunity"
DR.. Kester will preach at II am
on Jesus Facing the Doubling
Disciple" The Young Peoples So
ciety will meet at pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

for Oliver S. Fones. Capt. Jaynes
will speak on In the Midst of Life. i"
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
NW.-At II am. Brig. James Rob-
erts will be In charge. At 8 pm.
there will oe special service with
guest speaker.
Southeast Corps, 1888 Eighth street
S.E.-Capt. Lucille Galway and 1t.
Katherine Payne will have charge
OF both the II I'm. and 8 pm. meet
ings.
Georgetown Corps, 1O75 jefferson
street N.W-At II am. Capt. Jones
will speak on "A Ladder to Holi-
ness and at 8 pm. on "The Precious
Blood"
Northeast Corps, 715 Eye street
NE.-At II am. Capt. Swyers will
speak on "Gird on the Armor." At
pm. Mrs. Capt. Swyers will be in
charge. speaking on For I Am Per-
suaded."
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Takoma Park.

The Rev. William E. La Rue has
for his sermon topic tomorrow morn
ing Contact With God" The eve
ming services have been omitted
for the summer season.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

Knox.
Services will be held at 1915 Yer
mont avenue NV. at II am. and 8
pm. In the morning the Rev. Leslie
w. Sloat will speak on "The Re
quirements of Christian Disciple
ship" This church is afiiliated with
the Orthodox Presbyterian Assembly.
Visitors welcome.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Wisconsin Avenue Gospel Chapel.

The Rev. L. B. Richardson, a ma
tive of Arlington, Va, and for sew
eral years pastor in Kentucky and
Florida, will open services tomorrow
in what was formerly the Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church, 1922 Wis
consin avenue NV. The church has
been completely redecorated and
painted, new seats installed and the
opening service is to be held on Sun
day at $3.50 pm, with services night
ly for the first week at 7:45 pm, ex-
cept Saturday. A Sunday school and
young peoples service are to be or
ganized in the near future.
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lexington.

The Rev. Henry B. Wooding
breaches at II am. on The Mes
sage Of the Pentateuch." No eve
ming services in July and August
Miss Beryle Wooding will speak on
Indian mission work Sunday morn
ing, July l6.
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EldbrOOke.

Both services will be in charge Of
the pastor. DR.. Walter M. Michael.
At the 7 am. service there will he a
story sermon for the children on
THE Handicapped Tree" The serom
subject is Behold the Sower."
Miss Jean Evans of the junior de-
partment of the church school is
attending the School for Church
Workers at Hood College.
The senior choir will be the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. Michael at Eastwlck
cottage. Kenwood Beach, Md, next
Saturday afternoon.
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McKendree.

The Rev. Samuel E. Rose speaks
on The Sea Is Not Full" at II ain
tomorrow in the Masonic Hall at
Rhode Island and Mills avenues
NE
Combined service. including the
Young Peoples League and the
regular evening worship, at 7:30 , m.
Song service with sermon by the
Rev. Mr.. Rose on MY Purpose"
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Chevy Chase.

Continuing the schedule inaugu-
rated last Sunday morning, the
morning worship service will begin
at $50 and continue for one hour.
Or. j. H. HOLSTERS subject will be
Then the Wilderness" He will
preach at the union vesper service
at pm on the lawn Of All Saints
Episcopal Church.
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CHEVY Chase.

The Rev. Edward Gardiner Latch
will have Faint Not" as his theme
at II am. In the evening members
will attend the Chevy Chase union
Protestant vesper service to be held
on the lawn of All Saints Episcopal
Church, from 7 to 8 o'clock.
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North Carolina Avenue,

Spiritual Appetites" is the subject
Of Rev. Bernard I. Barnes at IL
o'clock. The congregation is in
vited to worship in the union serv-
ice at Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church at pm. DR.. Wilcox of
Trinity Methodist will be the
speaker. The Sunday School Council
will meet at buffet supper at the
parsonage on Tuesday at o'clock.
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Miles Memorial G.. M. r.

The congregation will observe its
annual summer effort. The Rev. L.
@. Brown will discuss at II am. "A
Business Mans Mistake" and at 8
pm, Stealing From God" The Ep-
worth League will meet at $50 pm.
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Westminster Memorial.

The Rev. Harry v. Porter will
preach on Faith That Fathoms the
Unseen" This is the second SER
mon In the series Of Five founda.
tions of Faith"
Evening star., 1939-07-08

Rev. F. L. Morrison will preach
at II on "The Place Of Reason in
Religion" and at 8 pm. on Not
Yours, But You" Young peoples
service at tbs in charge of Beverly
Torreyson. The Board OF Stewards
will meet Tuesday evening.
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Randall Memorial (Colored)

At II am. sermon by the Rev. j.
E. Dotson, district superintendent,
Alexandria district; 8 pm, sermon
hy the Rev. G. E. Curry.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

Wisconsin Avenue.
Christ in Mount Zion" is the
topic of the Rev. c. r. Ferguson at
IL am. tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth
Fox will lead the young people at
the Home for the Incurables at 8
pm. THE Power of a Choice" will
be the theme of the pastor at 8 pm.
Petworth.
DR.. c. E. Hawthorne of the WAL
lace Memorial Presbyterian Church
will be the speaker at the union
services Sunday night in the Pet
worth Church. At the morning
service the Rev. Henry j. Smith
will speak on Impulse; Access to
the Measure of Life"
Bethany.
The pastor will speak at both
morning and evening services. His
subjects are Building a Larger
Life" and The Gospel of Hope"
The Amoma Bible Glass will be
taught by Mrs Ruth Stevenson The
Executive Committee of the Sunday
school will meet Monday evening
at the home of I. D. Cockerille, 1923
Allison street NV. A cold plate
dinner will be served by the Phila-
thea Glass Wednesday on the church
lawn. The quarterly business meet
ing of the church will be held
Thursday evening.
Italian.
Sermon by the Rev. Olindo
Marseglia, assistant pastor. on
Jesus, the Authentic Saviour" Text:
I Cor. XIV, 8. Time, 10:45 am. Ser
mon in English.
Fifth.
DR.. John E. Briggs will preach at
II m on The Day of Opportunity
and at 7:45 pm. on The Road to
Perdition."
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Plymouth (ColoredD ,

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach on This Do in Remembrance
Of Me- Holy communion will also
be celebrated.
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Congregational

congregational {
Peoples (Colored).
At the morning service the Rev. A.
F. Elmes will preach on "A Mans
Reach" The Mems Club will hold
its closing meeting Tuesday night.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.

The Rev. Moses c. Mirriweather
will be guest preacher at both the
morning and evening services next
Sunday. The Rev. F. F. King will
preach in the interest of the Steward
Board at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
"Schedu|e Of Activities in Washington Churches

ii w q Sn
ice will be held for the Rev. Andrew
N. White, who sails in a few days fol
Holland, to attend tn,
World Youth Conference as a dele.
gate from the Youth Council OF tn.
A. M. E. Church. He will be gues
speaker. All c. e. societies are in.
vited to attend or send represent
ative.
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
The Rev. Moses c. Mirriweathel
will be guest preacher at both tn,
morning and evening services mex
Sunday. The Rev. F. F. King vii
preach in the interest of the Steware
Board at $3.50 pm.
Randall Memorial (Colored).
At II am. sermon by the Rev. J
E. Dotson. district superintendent
Alexandria district; 8 pm, sermon
by the Rev. G. E. Curry.
Miles Memorial C. M. E.
The congregation will observe 1t
annual summer effort. The Rev.
@. Brown will discuss at II am. u
Business Mans Mistake" and at
pm, Stealing From God" The Ep
worth League will meet at $50 pm
Ebenezer (ColOred).
At II am, holy communion; 3:3
pm, the Rev. King will 60 to Met
ropolitan Wesley, accompanied b,
the choir and congregation; 8 pm
holy communion.
Jones Memorial (Colored).
Membership day tomorrow at /
am. DR.. Julius s. Carroll will preach
on THE Duties. Privileges and Re
sponsibilities of Church Member
ship" Epworth League, $50 pm
with Kenneth Garter in charge.
John Wesley A. NJ. E. z.
The Rev. Stephen Gill Spotswoo,
will preach at II am. on "A Ere
People" and at pm. on "A Create
Righteousness"
Galbraith A. M. E. z.
Presiding Elder A. A. Crooke vii
preach at II am. At $50, pew rail-,
and literary program. At 8 pm. tn
Rev. j. L. White will speak on Doe
Jesus Care?" Junior and Inter
mediate Christian Endeavor, S; Sc
nior Endeavor, $50. =
Allen A. NJ. E.
At II am. DR.. G. Oliver Win,
will speak on "A Christian Call t,
Heroism in Religion" At pm
class meeting The young peopl
will hold their service at Z pm
Evening services at 8 pm.
The ushers will have their annua
outing to Sparrows Beach July l8.
Presbyterian
Fourth.
"A Call to Eternal Life" Is tn.
topic of the Rev. James H. Miers a
IL am; The Epistle of Galatians,
7 pm; why the Father Spoke,
8 pm.
The Summer Bible Schools is helt
daily, except Saturday, from to l:
o'clock. There is still time to enroll
Fellowship service, Thursday a
8 pm.
lexington.
The Rev. Henry B. Woodinj
breaches at II am. on The Mes
sage Of the Pentateuch" No eve
ming services in July and August
Miss Beryle Wooding will speak OF
Indian mission work Sunday morn
ing, July l6.
Western.
Bread Upon the Waters" will b,
the subject tomorrow at II am. b,
DR.. j. Harvey Durham. The annua
breakfast Of the Trilla B. Youn,
Bible Class will be held tomorrow Al
Evening star., 1939-07-08

DR.. John E. Briggs will preach at
II a m, on The Day of Opportunity"
and at 7:45 pm. on The Road to
Perdition."
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
La obn de la Retaguardia de Tampa

tue junto a Franco desde los pri
meros mcmentos y ahora cada
cinco minutes lie manda una ben
dicion Y Sc lie incita a no tolerar
en- ESpana la libertad de cultoS.
Cierta pequena parte de la
iglesia catoilca, sin embargo, re-
conoci6 ell ierecho de la Republi
ca y Supo condenar los actos de
parbarie de Franco.
Nosotros pedimos para las
iglesias democraticaS, las que
ponen la justicia por encima del
poder temporal, al apoyo de to-
dos los elementos leales.
Aqui, por ejemplo, la causa de
la R~epGblica cont6 siempre con
81 apoyo de los ministries proteS-
tantes, quedando establecido TN
lazo de amistad que debe man
tenerSe,
81 aver supimoS agredecer ese
apoyo, que ell agradecimiento Sc
mantenga para hoy, manana Y
siempre.
Salud
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
Fl moviimiiento obrero local, ~nacional y mundul

Ell Comite de Libertadas Civicas
de las revelacioneS hechas por
de La Toilette, ell espionage pa
tronal Sc mantiene por medic de
agencias de detectives.
Las agencias de tectives y los
patronOs no hacen ahora infof-
mes por escrito, sine verba!es,
Sobre les metodos que usan pa
Ia desorganizar a los obreros y
hacer circular, per medic de
hombres y mujeres, falsas pro-
pagandas entire las esposas de
los trabajadores, los hombres dc
negocios y ell publico.
Los detectives usan tambien
hombres que Sc mezclan con los
piquetes y east siempre aconse-
jan la violencia, de modo que Ia
policia o los soldados interven-
gan. La mission de los espias es
tirar ladrillos desde las lineas de
los piquetes contra los rompe-
huelgas Y los guardias y asi pre-
vocar e uso de la fuerza.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
HARLAN CONSTRUIDO UN
Tunnel ENTIRE FRANCIA
Y BELGICA

Paris, juno 14.-Uerca de Va
le~nciennes, en- Vieux Condo, ia
sidO apresado Tn grupo de con-
trabandistas que operaba a ira
YES de la frontera de Belgica.
Dirigia la partida una mucha-
cha espahola nacida en- Francia,
Carmen Olivares, que habia al
quilado una casa no lejoS de Ia
aduana de la frontera. Como a.
yudantes o completes de la Oil
wares fueron arreStadoS Viole-
ia Bush-brOecn y Raymond
MOnteyne, este 1ltimo dueno de
una cochera.
Ell contrabando Sc realizaba
por medic de un tunel, de Is me
tros de largo, construido por de-
5ajo de la propiedad y bien a.
lumbrado con electricidad. La
policia encontr6 una gran can't
dad de tabacO que no paga de-
rechos en- Belgica, pero que ven
dido en- Francia representa- una
enorme utilidad. Ademas, la
partida Sc venia dedicando tam,
bien al espionaje.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
Sc Harlan I~MPORTANTES
CAMBIOS EN- LA 0RGA-
NlZACION DE LA WPA

Washington, JUNO l4.-Un
1bcomite de la camara de re-
IesentanteS, va a proponer i'm
Jortantes cambioS en- la organi-
laci6n de la WPA, no obstante
laiber manifestado ell adminls-
crador, coronel Harrington, que
4sa agencia significa un nota-
de exito.
Harrington declare aver an
BE ell Subcomite y calific6 de fal
SOS e injustos muchoS de los car
COS hechos.
FL informe del subcomite Sc
ra presentado al ccmite de ere
ditos, en- pleno, y sc dice contie-
ne estos puntos: abolici6n del
puesto de Harrington y forma-
clon de una junta dlrectora de
Tres miembros; establecimiento
lie TN diferencial en- los jorna-
.es, con mayoreS ventajas para
los que tienen familias que de
allos dependen; separar $125,-
100000 para obras publicas ba-
10 la PWA rebaja de $50,O00,-
700 en- los $123, 900, 900 que ell
p~residente ha pedido para cos
tear los gastos de la administra-
ci6n nacional para la juventud;
eliminar de las listas a las per-
sonas que no merezcan ell alivlO
y limitar para otras ell tempo
de permanencia, y rebajar los
poderes de la WPA en- cuanto a
los proyectos teatrsles y de es-
critores.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14

Mesdda
I'm Semanario fascista local
acuSa a Don Fernando de los
Rios de haber manipulate 60
millones de peSetas, en- su favor
J de que la embajada de Espa-
ma abonaba a este peri6dicO, CO.
mo subvenci6n, $4,000 al mes
Invitamos al individuo que es
cribi6 tai cosa, 81 eS un hombre
lie honor, a que pruebe 10 que
dice.
NosOtros defendimos la caus.
de Espana con maxine desinte.
res y la continuaremoS defen-
traidoreS sean arrojadoS al 81.
diendo haSta que Franco y los
tic pestifero donde merecen ha.
bitar.
Vengan esas pruebas..... fabr
cantes de embustes y "amigui.
tos" de Hitler v Mussolini
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
En- P~eNnsylvaaia

La Ultima legislature de- Es-
tado de Pennsylvania aprob6
una ley que prohibe las huelgas
sentadas y al mismo tempo Sc
refiere a injustas practicas de
trabajo y actos ilegales.
Los patronos reciben en- la
ley Ell derecho a pedir, de la Jun
ia de Labor del Estado, una e.
lecci6n sobre el derecho de los
obreros a discutir con ellos, es
decir sobre que grrpo de traba-
jadores tiene derecho a ostentar
Ia representation del conjunto.
Ell Check-Off de las Quotas de
las uniones, una clausula conCe-
nida en- muchos contracts de ira
bajo, es prohibido a menos que
Sc autorice ZEN votaci6n secreta,
por la mayOria de los trabaja-
dores.
ASeguran los jetes obrerOs
que la nueva ley de Pennsylva-
MIA equivale a nulificar la Ley
de Relaciones del Trabajo, y
que ahora noes otrs cosa que un
c6digo criminal.
La Federation Americana pro
test6 contra ella y tambien el
CLIO.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
TruSpdsO de hOmbreS de
una Union a la OtrG

ana Union a la OtrG
En- la Corte de Distrito de los
'Estados Unidos, el juez Colds
borough resoivi6 que la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo no
tiene jurisdiction para traspa-
sar hombres de una Union a O.
ira 81 los hombres Sc oponen Il
tai cosa.
"No estoy c~onvencido, mani
fest6 ell juez en- ell case de la
Brewery Workers Union contra
la A. F. L., que la constitution
federal permibe tai cosa."
La Federation guerra pasar
los drivers" de esa Union a IA
Union de Transfers, pero los O.
breros cerveceros Sc opusieron.
"Nada Sc me ha mostrado, a.
gregg ell juez, que pruebe la jul
risdicci6n de la Federation pa
"a hacer csc traspaso."
Ell letrado de la Federation
manifesto que ESQ Sc habia he
cho atendie1tdo quejas de los
"teamsters'', los cuales estiman
que los cerveceroS tratan de in
vadir un terreno que les perte-
nece a ellos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
La Iglesia MetOdiStd

La igleSia Metodista desde los
primeros momentos de la que
ira de Espana Sc puso de parte
de la justicia y defendi6 Ell de-
rccho del pueblo republican, a.
tropellado por ell fascismo inter-
nacional. :
OtraS iglesias protestantes,
incluyendo la presbiteriana, Sc
c%clocaron de parte de la raz6n Y
en- veintenas de casOs protesta-
ron de las salvajadas del totali-
tarismo en- las ciudades, pue-
bios y aldeas de Espana.
Una parte de la iglesia cato
lica, las mas influyentes, Sc 81
La gaceta., 1939-06-14

Una cGTta
BESIDE la Habana nos mandan
una cartita que dice:
lie avisamos a La Gaceta'
que elementoS fascistas de esa
presionan en- ell Centre Asturia-
no de esta ciudad para conse-
guir que la bandera de Franco
Sc ponga en- ell Centre de Tam
pa.
La propaganda fascista de
ALA y de aqui, bien pagada, va a
realizar una acci6n conjunta Y
convenience es que los LealeS es
ten preparados."
Gracias por ell aviso al amable
comunicante y 10 pasamos a las
personals interesadas directa-
mente, para su estCdio.
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
Ell espiOndje

Ell espionage
Ante ell Comite de Labor y
Educaci6n del Senado un jefe
obrero y tres hombres que fue-
ron espias de los patronos, a
sueldo, declararon que a pesar
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
CoDRt6 Popular

ConRt6 Popular
Hoy Sc reunira el Comite Pc
pular Democratico, a las ocho,
en- ell Centre Obrero.
Ruegase la aSistencia de to-
dos los companaroS, por cuanto
asuntos de mucha Importance
demanian ell consejo de todos,
La gaceta., 1939-06-14
6 BELLISLMAS PLEAS -
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA 0EsEApC

Plata para la mesa. ... LIS que las nlu-
jeres quterel y dessan. Plata para Ia me
ga, ell ideal, cubiertOs heGhos por la tamo-
"A WIN. A. ROGERS SLVERWARE.
Gina gran noticia tenemos que 4ar a
nuestra1 !ect0ras.
La Gaesta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de Ia Plata
de MesR VIM. A. Roger, hace possible la
1dquisici6n de estos cubiertOs a sps hume
roses lectores. listed pusde teneF 10 que
otras senoras y seBoritas tiehen.
CALIDAD - DURACIoN DE PoR VIDA
Ea duSj e%reerlo, perO la realidad esta
aqui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
Twin-City herald., 1939-09-16
LOVER rs HER FATHER,
SHE tt QUIT DEAD

New York, tclnDer Ii ~ voAng
laLy we'll vn wn IN H lem s1;ial cir
cles, was being talked out of a fit OF
des' ondency which ain est I'D hef to
COMM suicide last weel
,>ording ;rtima!' she N: vered
an ad appearing in the lonesom hearts
column of a local sheet on dare. 1t
had been inserted by middle aged
man several decades her senior, who
explained that he was seeking a young
wife.
In spite of her adventurous attitude
the girl is said to have fallen deely in
love with the man and was on the
verge of marrying him when she dis
covered that he was her father, who
had enlisted in the army during the
World War and was thought dead by
his wife.
The names of the girl and her father
are being withheld out of respect for
their feelings.
Twin-City herald., 1939-09-16
PENNSYLVANIA WON'T BAN
GONE WITH THE WIND

Pittsburgh, September, (CNA)-The
Grand Army of the Republic veterans
heading homeward this week from
their annual encampment heard that
their protests against the showing of
the movie, "Gone With the Wind"
would be in vain in Republican-domin-
ated Pennsylvania.
A resolution charged the film, based
on Margaret Mitchell's anti-Negro
novel, depicted Union soldier as a
"hideous marauder, attacking women"
1t urged that members absent them
selves from any theater showing this
"defamatory film"
Mrs. Edna R Carol of Philadelphia,
chairman of the State Board of Mo-
tion Picture Censors, said the book left
her with a definite feeling that the
Union forces were held up in bad
light, but indicated that he considered
as history" the historical distortions
of book and film ,and thus saw no
ground to ban the film.
Twin-City herald., 1939-09-16

A few years ago, government Of
ficials were puzzled by sudden shift
in population from the farm to cities.
For a time it appeared to be SER
ious problem, one which wasn't easy
to explain, a problem which had many
angles.
We all had our opinions.
Farm boys, some thought, were at
tracted by the glamor and excitement
of the city--as were many adults.
But then came problems new to the
farm folk.
Unemployment was one.
Relief lines had no appeal to them.
And so the shift back to the farms be-
gan.
Today, Lowry Nelson, chief of the
rural sociology division of the Uni
versity Farmer reported that Mime
sofas farm populatian was larger by
4,800 last January 1st, that the same
date year ago.
incidentally, group of the nations
leading tax authorities are working on
a new tax program designed to help
farmers throughout the United States.
A proposal is under consideration
calling for the elimination of taxes or
farmers and the substitution of an in,
come tax to be paid on the commod
tiles sold and the income received.
Under such a plan if the farmer hac
no commodities to sell there would b.
no income, and consequently, no taxes
Exemptions would be included under
the plan.
A similar plan is being mapped fol
the low wage and small income group:
in the home-owner class and agair
there would be tax revision.
Those close to this program informed
me from Washington little while ag'
that this plan would result in mucl
new construction, thus creating nev
jobs.
Loking over the tape which comes
off the news ticker one finds it rathe
Twin-City herald., 1939-09-16
SOVIET PACT AIDED u. S.,
BROKE WAR AXES, BROW
DER TELLS DIES

Washington, September, (CNA)-
The signing of the Russian-Germar
Non-Aggression Pact broke the Fascist
axis and thereby served the cause ot
democracy, Earl Browder, General Sec
retary of the Communist Party, as
serted this week in testifying before the
Dies Committee.
Browder cited the lessening of the
tension in the Far East where Japan,
former Axis partner, within few days
of the singing of the past abandoned
its policy of attacking American and
British interests in China in coordina-
ton with the war incitement of Hitler
and Mussolini in Europe.
"The pact removed the pressure on
U. S. interests in the Far East and
checked Fascist penetration in South
America from Spain," Browder de-
clared.
Tory Attacks New Deal
The hearing developed a sharp clash
between committee members when
Rep. J. Rarnell Thomas, New Jersey
Republican, asserted that the Con-
munist Party had Swallowed the New
Deal" adding that "it seems to me
that the New Deal has been working
hand in hand with the Communist Par
ty"
Rep. John J. Dempsey, New Mexico
Democrat, assailed Thomas for max
ing cheap political speech" and add
ed that he resented that kind of
thing" Spectators applauded.
The first reference to the Soviet pact
came early in the hearing when Rep.
Joe Starnes of Alabama asked ABOUT
the presence of Soviet military mis-
sien" in Berlin.