The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-30

principles and no program except to help
themselves" whenever possible. Once de-.
feated, party has little to worry about
from them except as their deeds are uncov-
cred and stencil raised. Those who don't
end up in Saltwater desert the ship like SO
many rats and make every effort to edge
into the trough under the new regime.
SENATOR SEIFERT OF SPRING.
field must at least be credited with making
an effort to be of yeoman service to his con-.
stituents. Few senators have affixed their
names to so many bits of legislation Among
his latest is bill to bond canning factories,
make them pay up promptly. A similar
measure to assure farmers their AAA
checks will come through when first prom
Used would be even more generally popular,
senator.
AMONG THINGS WE DOUBT: THAT
representative citizens are really represent
alive, or typical students actually typical.
AS matter of fact they're really represent
ative or typical of what the average ought
to be- Colleges and communities would be
much better if the average came anywhere
near the standards of persons chosen as "re
preventative" and typical"
YEAR BY YEAR MORE AND MORE
Legislation goes onto the books prescribing
minimum prices and codes for business
enterprises. Eventually the price of cheese
sandwiches may be set by law and the stat
utes will say whether they may be toasted
without an extra charge. Such laws rarely
benefit the consumer, often prove no bless
ing to the industry so protected"
.
A WORKERS ALLIANCE SPEAKER
recently told southwestern Minnesota re-
liefer audience that getting the undeserving
off relief rolls is as much their problem as
anyones, that chislers are robbing the
worthy and giving the whole program a
black eye. He is seeing ahead farther than
lot of fellows elected to publicaofaaa
o
CERTAINLY DESERVING OF a
bouquet is the younger Republican group
which Saturday voted not to allow a state
employee to be an officer or delegate of the
organization That's getting to the root of
lot of governmental evil.
PRIZE AID OF THE WEEK: In the
Mountain Lake Observer, Because we're
going to the state basketball tournament
our store will close at a p. m. Thursday.
Business as usual Friday"
NEW YORK is HAVING A WORLDS
fair, San Francisco is having worlds fair,
Redwood Falls is celebrating it's diamond
jubilee. This is certainly going to be a large
summer.
PERSONALLY WE FAVOR AMERI-
cas- staying as far out of the European sit
uation as possible. We would even vote for
a WPA project to widen the Atlantic ocean.
.
A A 1
mouthful when it warns that any labor re-
lations law passed by the legislature should
be lone of intelligence, not of spite"
IN MINNESOTA WHEN THE TEMP
erature falls from 80 degrees to Is in few
days it's just seasonal weather. Out in
California it's most unusual weather.
PRIZE STORY OF THE WEEK: CON
Germs Truman waitress who quit work to
get married, and temporarily at least is said
to be drawing unemployment insurance. 3
FEW IN AMERICA WOULD GIVE
ear to any suggestion that king be placed
in the white house, but great many act
dippy over visiting royalty.
THE OFFICE OPTIMIST SAYS CHEER
up, if it hadn't been cold early this week the
dandelions you missed last season would be
in full bloom. by now.
ONE TROUBLE WITH THE WORLD
situation is that Chamberlain, like London,
has been in fog
REMEMBER, THE DAYS WHEN
they use to serenade the girls with guitar?
Now the motor horn gets them out lot
uuicker -RlOOminca Prairie TinnoS
SCHOOL teachers do not have to guess
what kind of parents kids have.-Fairmont
Sentinel.
INCOME TAX REPORT NIGHT
mare: if the answer is 'yes" enter your
shirt size, multiplied by your age two years
ago under item Is, page 8, schedule K Tin
structions 241s). If the answer is mo- call