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La gaceta., 1939-08-24
barearse en- Barcelona.

OarcarSe en- Barcelona.
-, Bah. con las prisas de Glti-
ma bora. Sc les habra olvidado !
quiza habran retrasado Ia sa
Ida I'm dia o dos.
Pero no pas6 por Ia mente de-
la madre de Celia. nj pOr un mo
mento, la idea de que en- la ciu-
dad condal hubiera surgido, en-
el mOmento critieo de ir a en-
barcarSe sus primes pOlitieos, 81
terrible drama que va eonocen
nueStroS lectoreS.
Maria de Jas Nieves habia sa-
lido de Madrid completamente
resignada a olyidar Ia historic
de Miguel.
Ademas el comandante. he
y grande tambien en- el do
Tor, renunci6 generOsamente a
,ontinuar aquella historic, reco-
La gaceta., 1939-08-24
RADIO

WSUN-62O NBC Features
els Baseball Scores
$40 Musical Interlude
$50 Fables in Rhythm
6:..5 European Situation
700 Rudy Vallee Shoy
900 Bob Burns Show
10 100 Press News
1915 Gray Gordon orch.
10 80 Tommy Dorsey orch.
IL 100 Fats Waller orch.
IL 80 Will Osborne orch.
WDAE-I22O CHS Features
$50 Transradio News
5:45 Judith Arlen songs
500 Baseball Scores
els Music by Malneck
$50 Joe E. Brown Show
700 Ask-it-B Basket Quiz
500 Major BOwes Amateurs
900 Columbia Workshop
10 100 Presidents Round
Table
10: 05 Edwin c. Hill,
European News
1899 Hal Kemp orchestra
IL 80 Benny Goodman orch.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24
OEPORTES
LA PELOTA EN- LAS
GRANDES LIGAS
LIGA NACIONAL

Diez hits lie batearon los Phi
lilies al pitcher Paul Derringer,
de los Rojos, pero este consigui6
evitar que Telegram a la go
ma. Con sus 8 hits incluyendo
un "jonrr6n' de Graft y un O.
portuno tubey de Myers, los 2o
jos hicieron tres carreras Y Sc
metieron ell trinunfo en- ell boil
sillo.
Cincinnati &c, Sh, De; Filadel-
fla DC, 10h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24
= Vigilela, Nieolasa
-Pierda cuidado Ia ser

4NAAA NAAAAAN Ia SNAA0A a
Maria de Ia Cruz subi6 de
.nuevo al coehe, Y lie dijo y
Martin:
-Lleveme en- un instante,
Martin. ahi a Aleala. a la puer
ia de O'Donnell.
ST, sonora.
e coche parti6. veloeisimo,
por aeuel ssfalto del paseo de
.eg-1@ cas- sin carruajes a es-
Es kCra
Medic minute bast6 para
-sEzr.es en- O'Donnell.
La eposs del ingeniero Sc
ape6. diciendole al chauffeur,
que hab.a deteni%p el eoehe
a Ia yerja del parque:
-Espereme listed aqti.
ST, sehora-repuso Mar
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Bob Pastor ACADIA de llegar a
Detroia, muy contento, Y ALI Sc
preparara para la pelea del 20
de Noviembre con ell negro Jo-
Sc Luis, campeon mrndial.
"Yo espero ganar-fueron las
primeras palabras de Bob.
Sc ejercitara Pastor en- Bir-
ton, Michigan, Y ell campe6n en-
Worthwhile.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

(Por Tire a CuArta)

Mambi ses y Mineros Sc bat
IAN ell domingo, en- el segundo
partido de la tarde.
Los Cubanos siguen cometien
do "marfiladas" en- Ell Eampo,
aunque batean bien.
Espolita, sin embargo, estu-
dia las jugadas como un general
y dice que nj Napoleon seria ca
paz de arrebatarle la segunda
serie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

ron maltratados por los Cubs,
que batearon IL hits y con ellos
hicieron s carreras. Herman =
Leiber pegaron cuadrangula-
res. Bonura dispar6 I'm tribey
Y un hit.
Chicago &c, 12h, lie; Jew
York &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Las abejas de Boston, con los
pitchers Posedel y MacFayden,
ayudado ell primero por Lopez y
ell segundo por Mast, vencieron
aver dos wees a los piratas re
Pittsburgh. Lopez fue dos wees
al bate Y no pudo pegar de hit +.
Mast descarg6 dos hits.
Pittsburgh, 0c, In, De; Bos-
ton 1c, III, 2e.
Pittsburgh, 1c, Oh, De; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

jonrroneros de la Liga Amer
cana, con 33. lie siguen Green
berg, de los Tigres, con %; Cor
don, 81 Di Maggie, 2e, y Johu-
son, Atleticos, 20.
OFT sc mantiene en- id vanguar
dia de los 'jonrronerOs" de la
Naccional, con "a; lie siguen
Mize, con %, Y Camilli con 81.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

tin, que habiase apeado Y a.
bria la portezuela, con Ia 90
ira en- la mano.
Maria de la Cruz cruz6 la Pc
quena callecita de Aguirre. Y
tomo un tranvfa de las Ven
tas, que bajaba haeia Ia Cibeles
No guerra que nj Martin nj
nadie de la servidumbre Ia vie
ran penetrar en- Ia casa de Co.
rreos, va que iba a una cosa tan
delicada.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Volveran a entrar de gratis,
de 10 que mucho me alegra, las
senoras Y senoritas.
Cuando elias andan cerea, 'os
de "1engua-prolongada' le po-
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Make Shapiro, un pugil que
aun no ha sido derrotado, alcan
70 su 81 triunfo. por nocaut tee
nieO, sobre Harold Valan, de
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

A psar de las amenazas de
Mead, Mike Jacobs prepare pa
ra q dia l. de noviembre, en- Ia
Madison Square, una pelea en-
tire Ell italiano Y ell negrito ex-
triple car con.
EntUnceS Sc discutira la ter
cera J Ultima corona que lie res
ia a Armstrong, la de las lat Ii
bras o peso weller.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Brownsville.
valan no respondi6 a la cam
panada de- qcinto, alegando te-
MA fracturada una costilla.
Pedro Hernandez, de Puer
To Rico, fus derrotado, en- 81 M
mo programa, por Charles Va
IRE, de South Brooklyn
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Los Dodgers vencieron aver
de nuevo a los Cardenales Y ga
naron la serie complete, de tres
desafios. Hollingsworth dej6 en-
8 hits a los bateadores del San
Luis. Sus companeroS, tambien
con 8 hits, anotaron ocho wees.
Madyick Y Lavagetto pegaron
de jonrron.
San Luis &c, Oh, 3; Brook
lyn SC, Sh, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Unos dicen que Lou gan6 de
calle.... Otros aseguran que a
Henry lie robaron la pelea.
La mayoria, sin embargo, pa
rece inclinada al "Huracan" de
Herkimer.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Luis Sanchez prepare el econ
vile" dc mahana, en- La Tropl-
cal, para los Mambises.
Tcdas las seceiones resolve
ron ayudarle Y Luis contestG
con mil amores.
Los discrrsites Sc Serviran de
moio que no entorpezcan la d.
gestion.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Bajando en- el tranvia hacia
la Puerta de Alcala Y la plaza De
CASTELAR,. iba pensando Maria
de Ia Cruz que era algo extraho
que no sc hubiera recibido en- el
pslaeio de Rio Verde e. telegra-
ma q. Isidoro y su mujer lie pro-
ponerle antes de en-
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

ESQ de llevarse pelotas es un
robo, pero afguno sestiman que
Is ina broma.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Els decir que los Mineros es-
tan a la cabeza, con 2 ganados y
l perdido.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

FL peri6dico de Joe Rodri-
guez tiene a u n"Bebito" de re-
dactoI.
iQue pase la "criatura" a re-
coger ell "pase' de manos de Ser
gio!
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Tres pitchers de los Gigantes,
Gumbert. Lynn y Coffman, fue-
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

nen un candado a los datahcs
mayores'.
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

Ia esposa del ingeniero Sc n
PED al llegar a la Cibeles.
Y, cruzando la plaza con pa
so vivo, penetr6 en- Ell palaeio de
Commissioners.
Cuando atraves6 la puerta gi-
ratoria, Sc detuvo un instante
para Saear su pasaporte.
No 10 eneontrsba.
Levaba la escarcela lena de
tarietas, de papeles con listas y
La gaceta., 1939-08-24

dentro de dos o tres amos. o tai
vez mas. Miguel de 8uzman 3e-
ria va en- su alma una bruma de
reeuerdo, una cosa lejana, una
.eosa que fue, sin apenas reali-
dad, sin otra realidad que q
.quel hijo. por el que ella. Maria
de la Cruz velaria como una yer
dadera madre...
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Fair Visitors Laud Jacks
Tavern In San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 29-Vis-
itors to the coast exposition here
have been unanimous in voiciRg
commentators over the rapid
strides made by Race business men
throughout the city. Particularly
delighted are all who visit the popu-
lar Jacks Tavern, located at 1881
SITTER street.
Out-of-towners invariably wind
Up BY becoming ha6itu5s OF ms
first class place OF dining and win
ing operated by W. C. Clarke and
L. B. Jackson.
Consensus Of opinion points to the
fact the delightful atmosphere of
quietude and refinement is alto
gether irresistible to any who once
venture within the ultra modern
confines of the tavern's portals.
Indirect lighting in the main salon
which opens off a lengthy and spa
cious mohogany bar in the tavern
proper have all combined TO lure
San Franciseo's smart set into using
Jacks Tavern for their nightly
rendezvous.
Chromium and mahogany fur
nlshings and delightfully."- contrasting
color schemes carried out in detail
IN the bar, salon and private booths
afford an ideal setting to which
jewellers flock for an evening OF
pleasure. The establishment special
ICES in a cuisine of southern dinners
and exquisite sea foods.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
FOggen's Latest Dance
Hall Move Proves Glass

NEW YORK. Sept % When the
State Palace ballroom. 1i2nd and
'enox avenue is opened for skating
and dance engagements. l. j. Fasgin.
renowned promoter will once again
have proven to be one Of the ma
tons outstanding life sav=rs" OF
mired property and individuals.
Mr.. Faggin who has operated the
Savoy balloon in Chicago ;ho
Regal theatre in Chicago. the Har-
lem Uproar House on Broadway
and other places. has also done much
for stage and screen hopefuls Of
both races. He has sent some II the
nations outstanding radio announc-
ers on their way TO fame and has
also done much for actresses, musi-
clans and the like.
To l. J. Faggin must 60 a deal
Of the credit for the sensational
rise Of Louis Armstrong whom he
managed in the early rise of the
famed cornetist Among the radio
announcers who give Faggin credit
for perfect directing ard schooling
Is none other than Ted Husing.
Columbia's ace sports reporter. Hus-
ing it is frequently stated along
Broadway. was under the direction
Of Fsggin in the days when radio
was in its infancy and even uH-
known TO the public's ear.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Bowl League
Officially
Open Monday

The Motor City Bowling league
officially opened their league
bowling Monday night at their
headquarters located at Sans
Place, 2605 Mullet street.
A large crowd turned out to see
Nacirema's No. team and Porter's
outfit tie up in what was expected
TO be the outstanding contest OF
the season. The strong Porters
team emerged the victors. with
George Porter sponsor of his team
turning in the highest individual
score of the two teams and helped
his team to win. His score for
three games was 6l3.
The players on the teams were:
Nacirema-James Driskell, San
dy Cloud, Jim Roden, willis Ward,
Thomas Proyer, Bill Howard.
Porters-Jimmie Watt, Walter
Sauls, George Porter. @. Walker,
John Brown.
The Nacirema high scorer was
John H. Driskell, for a single game
with 20l while for Porters team.
Waiter Sauis was the high scorer
for the single with 236.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Detroit Meets With
Midwest League

Detroit will be represented at the
amateur Midwest Basketball League
meeting in Dayton. Ohio. Saturday
September 30, by Joseph Duplessis,
The meeting has been called 70
plan The schedule for the frst matt
Of the season. The following teams
will be represented in the league;
Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Columbus.
youngstown. Dayton, Detroit and
Chicago
For further details about league
activities watch this paper.
All experienced players wishing
to try out for the Detroit basket
ball team contact Leon Wheeler,
Brewster Recreation Center direc-
tor, 637 Brewster street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Beautician Is Overcome
By Gas Fumes In Harlem

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-More than
a dozen patrons OF Lee Audra's
beauty salon were driven into the
street late Tuesday evening when
coal gas fumes spread through the
shop overcoming one Of the beau
ticians. Passersby called police Of
the 135th Street station and an am
bulance from Harlem hospital.
A large crowd collected when
the rumor spread around that some
one had committed suicide and it
took several minutes Of hard work
before the police could dispersc
them -tIeefa- iiia+es; ss-sttiiei'- !t-praS.
revealed that through a defective
flue in the furnace gas escaped and
quickly spread to the booths
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
~ Awards Meeting Friday
For St. Antoine Champions

ST. Antoine Branch Y.MCA.s
first awards program will be held
Friday, September 20, at the ""
Men and boys who participated on
the various teams during the past
year will receive recognition when
they are awarded either an eight
inch felt letter or small gold pin.
There will be present the senior
boys basketball team who attracted
so much attention when they prov
ed their superiority on the court
by winning the city championship
in their division with 10 victories
out of II contests.
r. They-aise- jeHEHeyed- to- Ann Ar
Dor last April and further justified
their , possession of city hdnors by
finishing second to a powerful Sag
NAV outfit in a field of u entries.
Coach c. Sterling Chavis is proud
Of his boys who in addition to
their league games met such teams
as Pontiac, Ebenezer church, Ak
ron Toledo, Brewster Recreation
center and others.
The evening will be a grand
time to celebrate the ST. Antoine
Branch trinIe chamnions They
took tire honors in senior boys'
basketball vollevball and bovs'
gymnastics under the direction Of
e Sterling Chavis
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Brewster Sportsnen
Lost In A Meeting
By BRANToN CRANE

Without map or compass the
officers Of HE Brewster Field and
Stream club stumbled through
meeting Friday night at Brewster
center and after two hours Of blind
discussions decided 10 have anoih-
er special meeting next Friday
night, September 20, at the same
place and at the same time.
The members of the club had a
good smoke while waiting for the
president Frank Harris, to show
up, the commander didn't know, so
the men just sat around and
"chawed the fat"
-iftt-stefffeti- siife=-We have
sat in on the group Of ambitious
fellows who were much in favor
Of the sportsman club and planned
and worked until they were the
talk OF hunters and fishermen.
both white and colored.
But that time has gone forever.
monthly records are hard 10 find,
officers seemed 10 rather TO be
someplace else than to be at meet
ings, and their planning is no long
er than two hour meeting
After the sports-session was op-
ened secretary Charles Nelson
couldn't remember the date Of the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Clark To Fight In Dayton;
May Get Chance Title

be an elimination contest for the
high honors.
Clark whipped Buddy Knox some
weeks back at the Arena Gardens
in 10 rounds, Some writers gave
Dave nine of the ten rounds Now
Dancing Dave as Clark is called
because Of his clever and nimble
footwork, is going over in Knox's
backyard and some OF the ring
wisenen think perhaps Clark may
do a carvas-kissing act.
Hometown fight fans are still
saying that Dave Clark will win
the bout on decision.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Lakes To Meet Royals

The Great Lakes baseball team
will meet the Chrysler Royals on
The Cubs field. Deuindre at Six
Mile road. Saturday. Sept 30 These
two outstanding teams will play
for the Brewster baseball champion
ship.
Manager Cheatham, of the Great
Lakes, says this game promises TO
be the greatest Of the season. His
team has won the majority Of games
during the year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

N.Y.Act0r,
Hit By Auto

NEW YORK, Sept 2s-Richard
Dick Conway. of the team OF
Parks and Conway is in Harlem
hospital as a result Of being run
down by an automobile driven by
Raymond Coleman, West 18th
street. Friday night. The mishap
occurred at 18th street and Seventh
avenue as the dancer was return ing
from the theatre. Witnesses say
Conway was crossing the street
when the automobile came along,
headed north, and reached the inter-
section about the same time. The
man was dragged several feet after
the crash and was unconscious when
assistance arrived.
After being struck the injured
man attempted thrice 10 rise 10 his
feet but each time he was forced
to succumb to his weakened legs
He was placed in a car and taken
to Harlem hospital where physicians
said he had a dislocated shoulder.
perhaps broken arm and had
suffered internal injuries.
The team Of Parks and Conway
is one of the best known in Harlem
and Broadway. having worked both
places many times. A few weeks ago
the team appeared at the Apollo
theatre ard wa cue for a return
engagement there during the fall
season, it was stated
Conway lives at i24 West i4lst
street near upper Seventh avenue,
He had just recently returned home
after a trip around the eastern cir
cult where he and his partner were
featured dancers.
Following the accident Coleman
stopped his car and returned to
give aid to the injured man. Be
cause OF the lack OF witnesses re-
porters and the police were unable
10 place the blame for the accident
on either the victim or the driver
Of the car.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Monroe Burnett Now
On Publicity Staff

NEW YORK. Sept. 29-Monroe
Burnett, formerly ace press agent
Of the Federal theatres productions
at the Lafayette theatre in Harlem,
today Joined, the Bureau Of National
Publicity, o. West Forty-second
street. as the organizations Harlem
representative.
Burnett served as personal secre-
tlry to George Jessel and also the
late Jack Osterman prior TO his
association with the Federal theatre.
within the last few years Burnett
has handled extensive publicity
campaigns for such outstanding pro-
ductions as Macbeth" Rex In
grams Haiti" and "Androcles and
70
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Irma Margaret Allen
Wins Praise At Fair

.AEIg-YORK-- SelL-29==Irrna- Mar
garet Allen, the Brown Thrush Of
Song. presented by the state Of
Florida at the New York Worlds
Fair. thrilled a vast audience Of
music lovers with her soulful in
terp-etations Of folk songs as well
as the classical arias.
While in New York city, Miss
Alien gave an addition at Steinway
hall under the sponsorship Of A.
W. Greiner, manager of the Concert
Arts; series. The critics acclaimed
Miss Allen as one OF the most prom
ising young singers and predict for
her a brilliant future.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

while, instructors were called out
and entertaining movies and talks
we're given on fishing and hunting.
Then there were casting tourna-
menS and plans for a field day
for hunting dogs all drawn out on
paper. Two casting tournaments
were held successfully. One party
was held. The field day for hunt
ing dogs, after almost II months,
is still before the club members
eyes,
In the club there are plenty of
folk within their 81 rolls that would
enjoy going out and taking fishing
trip with the club or tracking down
game, but the slack way the heads
have ben conducting the monthly
programs is cutting down the
membership.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Morehouse Students Like
Teaching And Medicine

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 2e-whiie
teaching is still the popular choice
Of the entering first year college
students. the large numbers that
formerly selected this field are fast
dwindling. statistics compiled al
Morehouse college reveal.
Only II members Of the Class Of
1913, or about IA percent, have a
desire to enter the teaching pro-
fessicn. Sixteen prefer medicine
II business, and nine the ministry.
Other vocstions mentioned were
music, law, social work, under
taking, pharmacy, illustration
journalism and architecture. Sec
1nd choices included aviation, poll
tics. and agriculture. Thirty-four
members Of the class have no choice
Of profession at this stage in life.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Louis Pilot In
$4,000 Law Suit

Joseph Gurzick, sculptor, has
named one Of Joe Louis co-mana-
gers in a S25,GoO suit now on file in
Circuit court, it was learned last
week.
John Roxborough failed to carry
out an oral agreement relative to
the manufacture and distribution Of
statutes of the heavyweight king,
Gurzick charges in his claims
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

GREENVILLE, Miss Sept %
Tiny Bradshaw and his i4piece
swing orchestra played for the
school opening dance at the spa
cious No. 2 school auditorium
Thursday night, Sept. a. This affair
was under the management Of Eddie
Copeland and T. r. MCGEE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Buck Smiles Writes

J. Lee Buck Smiles. orchestra
booker and his wife, Thelma, are
DESTROYS Of receiving mail from all
members of the theatrical profess
ion Address your correspondence
to 500 Red Cross street, Whining
ton, N. c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Memphis Jitterbugs
Get Maxine's Trophy

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 22-For
the past several months Jitterbug
contests have been staged TO de-
termine the champion jitterbug OF
Beale street The contest reached
It's final stages on last Thursday
night, the prizes were awarded
during the last performance OF Max
inc Sullivan and Teddy Hill at the
Orpheum theatre.
Miss Essie T. Woods and Jimmie
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Have You Seen Me?

LORENZU CUNNINGHAM
Member of the Brewster Field
and Stream club, has started
campaign among his Tub mem
bers to find his fave e hunting
pet. The club is turning the city
upside down searching for the
pretty creature whose name is
Lizzie"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
The UnderwOOds

Underwood and Underwood. SEN
sstional dance teamS now featured
a, the Crotto revue beach night
club in Boston. Mass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

Miss Virginia Naples, clever little
dancer who Just closed at the Silver
Dollar will leave Tor New York TO
JOIN a show.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

A barometer that forecasts good or
bad fishing conditions has been in
vented for anglers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
Sound Tax Revision

Congress has been warned about doing the right thing this year on the tax ques- tion. It has received all sorts of admo- nitions and finally as 1t becomes appar- ent that something must be done to ease the burden of the taxpayer action is forth coming in certain directions. Nothing was more encouraging to read than, as the American Taxpayers Association re- ports, the news that the House Ways and Means Committee had adopted unanim- ously motion to retain for years the present tax rate for old age pensions guaranteed under the Social Security Act.
 This is reckoned to mean saving of $825, 100000 for both employer and enl- ploye. A further unanimous suggestion from the committee eleminates from the unemployment tax provisions of the act all portions of salaries in excess of 5000. Another saving of $60,000,000 annually to employers is thus made positive, Con- greSS, of course, concurring with the conl- mittee's recommendation. AS the Amer ican Taxpayers Association so truly puts it: Tt will be national tragedy, whose repercussions will be felt far into the future, if the apathy of taxpayers and the efforts of small group of irresponsibles are allowed to block steps toward tax sanity"