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Evening star., 1939-03-24
Drastic War Tax Bill
To Be Opposed by
War Department
Levy on Profits Conflicts
With Army Program,
Officials Assert
b the Associated Press.

Syths Associated Press.
War Department opposition ap-
peared certain today to a drastic tax
measure submitted by so Senators
with the announced aim Of taking
profits out of war"
The proposal, ofdcials indicated,
was considered as conflicting with
the Army's own industrial mobiliza-
iton plans, to be put into effect i'm
mediately in the event of war.
Some Army officials who declined
to be quoted directly in advance of
a formal expression of War Depart
ment opinion argued that the pro-
posed taxes were confiscatory.
AS the first step, exemptions would
be lowered to $500 for single persons
and 81 900 for married couples, with
500 allowed for each dependent. At
the present time, such exemptions
are $1,000, 81, 500 and $4O0.
Rates on individual income would
be raised from the present per
cent normal tax to 6 per cent with
surtaxes then imposed on a range
from 10 to SO per cent. In the
top brackets, for instance, the COM
bined Federal rate would be 90 per
cent Of individual income.
Critics already have pointed out
that the addition of State income
taxes as now IN effect in many
States would bring the total tax LA
bility considerably above actual in
come.
Under the proposed war schedule
also, corporations would be assessed
Is per cent on net incomes not in
excess Of 2 per cent of the adjusted
declared value; Is per cent on net
incomes up to 6 per cent of such
value, and 100 per cent on all over
that level.
Evening star., 1939-03-24
Man Begins Serving Time
For Auto Accident

Thurmont OMd) w. P. A. worker
today began serving a jail sentence
as the person responsible for an
automobile accident last July, in
which 4-year-old Nancy Jean Kurrie
of Bethesda was critically injured.
The Circuit Court in Frederick
yesterday confirmed the sentence
imposed by Magistrate William j.
Stoner, ordering Francis Favorite,
%, to spend year in Jail and pay
a fine of s25 on a charge of drunken
driving. The court upheld the sem
tence, according to the Associated
Press, despite a plea from Defense
Attorney E. Austin James that hu-
man interest stories in the news
Evening star., 1939-03-24

papers, I'VE think, had something
to do with the excessive sentence" !"
Favorite pleaded guilty to the
charge after the crash, near Fred
erick, in which the child's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian M. Kurrie,
also were injured.
Mr.. Kurrie told the court his
daughters life was saved by q
unique operation" at Johns Hop
kins Hospital but that she had only
partially recovered. "One leg may
always be shorter than the other" }"
he testified.
Evening star., 1939-03-24
STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY MARCH "a 1889
manufactured scientific apparatus

manufactured scientific apparatus
and supplies.
DR.. Kenneth v. Thimann, an as
sistant professor at Harvard Univer-
sity and chairman Of the Cambridge
Executive Committee, said In q
statement the group believed Amer
lean scientists would be able to
exert pressure on about $1,000, 900
worth Of imports from Germany"
Scientific books and periodicals will
be excepted.
The association has chapters in
Evening star., 1939-03-24
Invisible Driver

CLAYTON. N. Mex. March a
N-Two 1o-year-old Kankakee
(1nJ youths. picked up here yester-
day on suspicion Of automobile
theft, told Police Chief J. l.. Pounds
they were hitch-hiking when .
driverless sedan stopped and picked
them up.
1ncredulous authorities held the
youths for Illinois officers on q
charge Of larceny Of an automobile,
Evening star., 1939-03-24
German Boycott Voted
By Scientific Group
b the Associ ated press.

b the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March a.
Condemning extensive and cruel
persecution Of scientists in Germany
Tor religious and political reasons" !"
the Boston and Cambridge branch
OF the American Association of
scientific Workers announced last
night 1t would boycott German
Evening star., 1939-03-24
May Hove Colored Guards

HARRISBURG, Pa, March "a
R.-The House Of Representatives
may act next week on 4 proposal to
enlist q battalion Of colored in
fantrymen In the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard.
The idea was approved by the
House Committee on Military A.
fairs yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-03-24
Church Supper Planned

The Ladies' Aid of the Damascus
Mdo Methodist Episcopal Church
Will hold baked chicken and coun-
try ham supper from to 8 pm.
tomorrow in the church.
Evening star., 1939-03-24
Banks to Be Closed

Branches of the Prince Georges
Bank & Trust Co. lat Hyattsville
and Mount Rainier, Md, will be
closed tomorrow in observance Of
Maryland Day, it was announced
today by William Bowie, treasurer.
Evening star., 1939-03-24

LOS SANGELES-BRIDE-TO FOR NINTH TINE-Eipht times
bride widowed four times and divorced four
Duncanson aged H. applied at the county clerks
license to become the bride Of William Louis Styer aged So
shown with her bureau Mrs. said that
she expected this to be the happiest Of marriages.
Wide World Photo
Evening star., 1939-03-24

Philadelphia, New York, New Haven,
Chicago and Boston.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
LIE SERA Ell
TROFEO A BOB HILL

Ell domingo por la tarde, e.
alcalde Chancey, electo en- las "a
sadas elecciones por ell vote la.
tino, aunque I'm capataz llama.
do Cribs arroja del trabajo G
los latinos, olvidando la graft.
tud, entregara 81 trofeo tampe.
no de la velocidad al driver.
Bob Hill.
La ceremonial Sc verificara ar
tes de las carreras.
Hill tiene ganados $40 pun.
tcs y aparece en- ell primer luga1
sobre tan connotados automovi
listas como Johnny Hicks, Billy
Sidwell, Bobo Hayes y Ceci.
King.
Derrot6 Hill la semana pasa.
da a Bobo Hayes, que de Bobo
NADIA tiene, en- un apretado fl
nal.
En- las carreras del domingo
Ell campe6n manejara un "Mc
Dowell Special, I'm coche de
gran velocidad y fortaleza.
Participant en- Ell programa
Leonard Rudd, de Sarasota, y
Ralph Swanson, de la misma
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

-iDios Mol. 5Que pasa en-
mi casa. en- nuestra casa?..
/ Que genio del Nal Sc cierne so
bre Cd pobre techo de mi casa,
para que TODD Sc nos vuelyan ca
tastrofes y desgracias horri-
bles D..
JY que es este, gran Dios?...
IQue es este de Pedro, aho-
.ra?...
iAh, voy a Madrid, con el al
ma dolorida, a enterarme de 10
que parece haber destrozado Ia
dicha de Isidoro Y de nuestra
hija... de esa nina a la que ado.
ramos como a una hija., ~ aho-
IA me entero de que Pedro ha
regresado de improviso, que So
bre 81 y sobre Maria de la Cruz
ha caido tambien otro drama es
pantosol...
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

iban despertando bajo ell be-
so de la aurora, pareciale al
marques que marchaba a pa
so de tortuga.
Pasaron varias eStaciones
sin detenerse va, y dejaron a
tras las primeras de las afue
ras clasicas de Madrid Pin
to, Valdemoro, Ciempozuelos
Ell sol besa va la llanura
desde la Inca de horizont.,
arrancando a a terra, enchar
eada por la lluvia de la noche
mil reflejos de luz, que con-
vertian cada guijarro en- un Ia
cero..
Fran las siete va.
Una Ultima parada-Geta.
fe-, y ell larguisimo convoy,
sin cesar de pitar, pidiendo
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Alvarez han dado tanto ~ventaja
en- ell peso como 81.
En- ocasiones ha subido al cua
drilatero con Is libras menos
que su rival.
La simpatia de los fieles es-
ia hoy con ell tampeho, por su
briNante carrera y los esfuer-
EOS que realiza para conservar-
sc en- forma acceptable.
Williams posce unos punos
"terribles' y en- esta ciudad pu'
90 a dorm;r en- dos asaltos, al
veterano Ricardo Hernandez.
AL principle Sc crey6 que ha-
bia derribado por 'equivoca-
ci6n" y sc concerto un segundo
combate, en- Fort Myers.
Esta vez, como en- la primera,
Hernandez rod6 al tablado por
Ia cuenta de diez.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Plant, dirigidas por Hughes, ju-
garan esta noche, en- Phillips
Field, frente a los 'plantadorcs'
de Plant City,
Los muchachos locales anun-
clan esta Inca de combata
Carlton, lie; Hunter, 1t; lamar
go, lg; Davis, C; Brake, rg; Kou
lopis, TT; Smit, re; Christy, OBJ
Gentry, lib; Hansen, RIB; Hen.
nins, fb.
Por su parte los visitantes u.
tilizaran a McElveen, lie; Chive
1t; Gallagher, lg; johnson, c.
Blanton, rg; Cone, TT; Clayton.
re; Palmer, OBJ; Lane lib; Nj
Donald, RIB; Archer, fb.
JEFFERSON-Esta noche, er
Vero Beach, Ell nuevo once d.
Jefferson Sc batira con los j6.
venes de esa ciudad. Bill Hark'
or depende de Marcelo Maseda
Sam Castellano, Tony Caroline
y Cecilio Garcia. Jack Border
jugara q puesto de 'derribador
cen su acostumbrada destreza.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

via, comenz6 a subir la cues.
ia de Villaverde salv6 luego
los dep6sitos de maquinas, y
atraves6 como una bala los t.
rraplenes y ell puente de Va
llecas.
Era Madrid!
Ell marques echo pie a tie
ira en- cuanto ell tren Sc detu-
vo bajo la marquesina colossal
del Mediodia...
No lie esperaba nadie.
Ne habia tenido tempo de a.
visar nj de telegrafiar a Fermin
nj a nadie de 81 casa.
Y el marques, con una congo
ia infinita, llsvando su ataman-
tas en- Ia diestra y en- la izluier-
da el pequeho maletin, entr6 en-
Madrid en- esta manana fra de
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
LA L DE CHINO AL
VAREZ-KID WILLIAM MS

Listo Sc halla para Ell combate
de esta noche, en- Benjamin
Field, el veterano pGgil local
Chino Alvarez, en- un tempo la
csperanza de Tampa en- cuanto
q la division de las 1876 libras.
Chino complete su entrena-
miento con mas de 131 libras y
tiene la seguridad de que ven
tera, salvo un "~fen6meno'', a
Kid Williams, ell gladiator de
Georgia.
Como en- la mayor parte de
los encuentros de su carrera, Al
varez debera darle a Williams
In amplio margen en- libras,
rrobablemente siete o mas.
Pocos gladiadores del peso de
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
Con eI bate, la Mascota y los Espejselos
(PSr Tira a Cuarta)

Los ejercicios son rigurosos
y cada novena Sc haya animada
por un genuine anhelo de ven
Ger.
Ahora bien, lCs muct }ch0s
saben que dando "tanganas' 10
Sc CANA, sino bateando hits y
juganjo zen Ell campo" de mode
1ue la pelota no Sc escape.
La nota fea de los desafios,
en- Cuscaden, la dan los aposta-
dores que con los billetes en- la
mano "desafian'.
Y estos apostadores, cuando
les parece malo ell juicio de un
arbitro, amenazan con devorat
hasta los tablones de la glorie-
ia.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

peUnato de la Liga Intersocial.
Gan6 ell Circulo ell primer des
arfo de la serie Y la Unione con
urist6 la victoria en- ell segundo.
Todas las marcas de entrada,
en- iCuscaden Park, Sc batieron
& domingo.
En- las taquillas, con ell mo
desto precio de 20 centavos, e
recaudaron, sin cobraEe a los
ninos, S318.50
Este dinero, como saten rua7
tros %lectorss, Sc repartira entire
los peloteros y las socie5adas,
en- la justa proportion a-orda-
Ga.
TODD indica, CONSIDERABLE e.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
OEPORTES
TIRANDO Ell 8ALON
Victoria de los Terriers

Aver, en- Miami, los peritos Sc
equivocaron y los Terriers del
Institute de Hillsborough, lie
esta ciudad, der~rotaron al Mia
mi Edison con anotacion de 6
puntos por 0. Guy Tompkins ju
go de manera excelente y los dc!
Edison cometieron ocho erro-
res. Il
Cast todos los errores de los
j6venes de Miami Sc cometierol
en- la segunda etapa del parti-
do.
MARCHETTA CON 81 A.
NOS-Por haber cumplido aver
81 amos de edad no volvera a ju-
gar de los Tigres del Tampa Co
llege ell notable futbolista jim
my Marchetta, un agil y habili-
simo "quarterback''.
All Yorkunas concedi6 la posi-
ci6n de Marchetta a John Mo-
10y, guarda de la "primera cuer
da". Molloy es una "estrella" Ell
ell arte de "derribar" a los con-
trarios en- Marcia.
PANTERAS Y PLANT CITY
Las Panteras del Institute de
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
ILLINOIS ACOSTO A TONY
MONIN

Fort Myers, Nov. 10.-El
vendedor de hielo Dilmos Long,
de esta ciudad, puSo a dormir
anoche a Bob Monin, de Tampa,
pGgil del peso complete ligero.
I'm gOlpe de derecha sobre la o.
reja derrib6 a Monin por la
cuenta de diez.
Henry Raymond acoGt6 de
nuevo, en- ell quinto round, a BIZ
lily Rodriguez. Rodriguez cay6
a la Iona en- Ell primero, segun-
do y quinto asalto.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
NOMBRADO CONSUL GE-
NERAL DE NICARAGUA
Ell DIR. P~ORTOCARRERO

Manages a, Nicaragua, Nov.
10.-El Dr.. Nestor Portocarre-
70, dc Tampa, emparentado con
Il prcsidcnte de la RepGblica,
general Somcza, Ia sido nom
brado Consul General en- New
York.
Portocarrero es medico y pSo
ri tario de una clin:ca en- Tam
ma.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Varas prepare las cuEYas pa
ra anular Ell domingo, 81 Dios
quiere, Ell poderoso batting del
italiano Grandio.
Y 81 llega a anular a Grandio,
como los cbservadores opinar.
entonces los demas "comeran Ell
sus manos".
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
Folletin No. 496
La Gaceta
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA CA LE.
bles palabras

Dies paldDfas'
"Tios queridos Os escribo To-
co de dolor. He %regresado a Els
pana, queriendo daros a todos
una sorpreSa, y al llegar a Ma
drid, antes de aver, sabado, he
descubierto, de un modo brutal,
que Maria de la Cruz era indig-
ma de llevar mi nombre!
"Ha sido horrible, horrible L.,
iPor Fermin y por Epifanio y
las mujeres de casa, no he aho-
gado a la traidora entire mis-
manosl.. e.
"iPero he comenzado a hacer
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Castro y JESUS Rodrigo ez han
obtenido del pitcher zurdo Ia
promesa de que hara un ENTIRE
namiento complete
Las manos del reAdgadO~ tra-
taran de reagan los "jilotes"
de sus contrarios, de modo que
no Sc conviertan en- carreras.
Ell domingo pasado estaba e.
pitcher cubano en- su forma pei
fecta Y los ratiraba "sin move
dad en- ell frente".
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

lCasares, en- su retro de West
Tampa, prepare a Lopez para
la dificil tarea; pero Sc ressrva
ell derecho, ST lie pareciera con-
veniente, de hacer qye Salemi
vaya de nuevo a la Inca de fue-
go.
Salemi di6 la sorpresa de Jas
sorpresas, la semana pasada, a.
nulando a los fuertes bateadc-
res de los Mambises en- los me-
mentos de mayor peligro.
Ell joven italiano parecia ere
cerse con hombres e n las bases.
Ocho hits lie dieron, pero con
ellos solo pudieron anotarle dos
wees.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

entusiasmo existente, que la en-.
trada de este domingo ser& i
quail o mayor que la del pasado.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
iQue es este. gran Dios?..

Ell infeliz marques cruz6 las
manos, dejando su vista perdi
da EN- un vacio de horrores...
Luego cerr6 los ojos y apre-
to los punos..,
Sentia la c6lera del hombre
im%potente contra los mandates
brutales del destino cuando nos
trata con dureza implacable...
Y sus labios murmuraron, al
tempo que inclinaba Ia cabeza
como bajo un peso fatal:
@Santo Dios, Santo Dios L..
JQue mas Quereis de mi, que
mas queries de nosotros2.,.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10
CAPITULO XVIII
Tres hogares destruidos...

Tres hogares destruidos...
Arn no hacia media bora que
81 marques de Rio Verde Sc ha-
Oia marchado de El Naranial,
cu@ndo un muchacho de Co
ffeos Sc present6 en- la finca
con una carta urgente de Ma
oIla' Doha News, acostumbra-
Ga a que aqGellas cosas las re.
1..'i.ra su marido, no lie di6 al
principle mas Importance a Ia
misiva,
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Garibaldinos y Mambises, en-
patados en- la serie, practican
con TODD su vigor.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

hoEiembre, como entran los
qulhtos y los estudiantes. .., v
oHse6 y Sc meti6 en- ell primer
auto cue .e Ofrecieron, .dando en-
segu.da las sehas de su casa.
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Ell pobre marques Sc llev6 am
has manos a la frente al termi-
mar la lectura de esta carta en-
loqueced0ra.
iEnloquecedora, ST!
Y ell desdichado mGrmur6,
cast en- voz alta, ALI mismo, en-
el pasillo del wagon:
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

justicia!... iAhora, cuandb el
dolor me ha permitido volver a
valerme, voy a terminar mi o.
bra de venganza! t..
'iQuiza no me volvais a yer
nunca mas, o me encontreis en-
una carcel L..
u Perdonadme vosotros, que
sois tan buenos L.. iPerdonad-
me vosotros, que llevabais la ra-
z6n!.
"Pedro".
La gaceta., 1939-11-10

Con ell p%ensamiento, hubie-
ra querido empujar a este
convoy, que, a pesar de volar
a traves de los campOs, que
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
2Fined$l,OOO
For Election
Law Violations
CONTRACTOR, HIGHWAY
WORKER ADMIT TO
CAMPAIGN CHARGE

st. Paul-(P)-The Park con-
struction company of Minneapolis
and John T. Flanagan, former as
sistant administrative engineer in
the state highway department
pleaded guilty in Ramsey county
district court today to violation of
the Minnesota election laws.
Judge Gustavus Lodvinger i'm
posed $1,000 fine on each de-
PENDANT.
Walter E. Carlson, 81 year old
president of the construction COM
pany who entered the guilty plea
in behalf of his firm, wrote out a
$1,000 check in court to pay the
fine. Flanagan also paid the fine
immediately.
After the cases had been dis
posed of, county attorney James
Lynch moved dismissal of the in
dictment against Carlson. The
judge granted the dismissal.
Flanagan, who allegedly re-
ceived about $4,000 in campaign
contributions during the last adj
ministration, pleaded guilty to
violation of the section of the
election law which makes it illegal
for any but an authorized cam
paign committee to accept any
contributions in excess of $50.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
CLEMENTS BOY
HEADS u FARM
SENIOR CLASS

New honors have come to Wes-
ley Slaymaker, son of Mr.. ard
Mrs. J. L. Slaymaker of Glenn
ents. He has been elected presi-
dent of the senior class at the
school of agriculture, University
Farm, st. Paul. In addition he is
vice president of the Boys Self
Government association and a
member of the Y.MC.A. board.
A partner of his father in dairy
farming, he has been a prominent
leader in community activities for
young people. He was president of
the Redwood county All feder-
alton, junior All club leader for
four years ard an adult leader for
two years, working with the Glenn
ents Crusaders, whose rs members
make up the largest All club in
Redwood county. His All work in
conservation has been carried as
summer project work for the
school Of agriculture.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09

will soon be disappeared and the
Allies can get every kind of war
material in your country.
eff Germany conquers France
and Great Britain, then will
America be Germany's Public
Enemy Number l. Don't forget
this. They may be polite to
America now, but this will change
after their recovery. And it is
not an easy job to fight the Ger
mans
II do believe there are a great
many Americans who don't or
won't see this fact. They dream
of a splendid isolation.
"They can better prevent the
arrival of German warships in
American territorial waters by
selling guns, aeroplanes and other
war materials to the Allies. Ger
many will never attack then be-
fore they have beaten the Allies.
"You see we are already war;
minded here.
"The first day of the outbreak
OF war l heard lots of aeroplanes
flying over my country. l even
awakened by the roar of them"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
CAR SOMERSAULTS,
DRIVER SCRATCHED
WILLIAM YONETZ HAS
NARROW ESCAPE IN
MISHAP TUESDAY

Front and back of 1899 Olds-
mobile sedan owned by William
Yonetz of Redwood Falls We're
crumpled. as the machine Tipped
end-over-end on a county road
about two miles east of Redwood
Falls Tuesday afternoon.
Yonetz who was alone in the
car sustained only bruises and a
few scratches and was back at
work in his blacksmith shop We'd
neSday. He was thrown into the
rear seat of the car and knocked
momentarily unconscious.
The machine got out of control
while he was lighting a cigaret,
he said, as he was on his way to
see his sister, Mrs. Dave McCor-
quodale, about a trip to their
family home at Royalton this
weekend.
The accident occurred near the
Hakes farm and Mr.. Hakes took
him to his sisters home.
Garagemen said they couldn' t
estimate damage to the machine
An insurance adjuster is expect
ed to be here today.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
Democrats
Favor Regain
For Senator
MANKATO MAN URGED
TO ENTER CONTEST
AGAINST SHIPSTEAD

John E. Regain, Mankato at
torney, was unanimously Endorsed
as 1910 candidate for the United
State senate by the Redwood
county Democratic committee at
"a meeting in the Redwood Falls
city hall Tuesday night.
Mrs. Florence Welsh of Milroy,
committee secretary, was in
structed to inform Regain of the
action and to urge him to run.
Regain was Democratic candidate
for governor in 1882 and 1884.
"In 1910 it is absolutely neces-
sary that we put a candidate on
our ticket whose adherence to the
Democratic principle is unques-
toned" said Mrs. Earl Kline of
Vesta, vice chairman of the COM
mittee, in offering the resolution.
eve should draft men who
have the public confidence and
the capacity to carry on those
principles.
Redwood county can set the
pace by drafting such man to-
night for the senatorial race and
so move that this committee go
on record as endorsing John E.
Regain for United States senator
for 1940.'
Census work organization was
discussed and the committee
heard talk by DR.. w. A. Brand
of Redwood Falls. j. c. Corcor-
an is chairman of the group.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
POOL HALL PERMIT
TRANSFERRED; CITY
BUYS FLOODLICHT
COUNCIL AUTHORIZES
CURB AND GUTTER
ON EAST STREET

Redwood Falls city council APP
proved a transfer of the pool hall
license held by Robert Regnier to
V. L. Holt at its regular meeting
Monday night.
The license on Regnier's tables
has two months to. run, expiring
in January. Mr.. Holt, former OPP
orator of the Redwood Creamery,
has purchased tables and other
equipment used in the Regnier
billiard parlor before the build
ing it occupied was sold to AL
Drogosch for his heating and
plumbing shop.
Mr.. Holt will establish his pool
hall in the west side of r. w.
Pryor's garage. Emil Worsech is
building a partition and doing
other remodeling of the place and
Mr.. Holt hopes to open it week
from Saturday night.
The council authorized new
equipment for three departments;
voting to purchase a portable
flood-light, long want of the fire
department for night work and to
buy a tar and lead kettle for use
Continued on page two)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-09
40 Solicitors
Ready for Red
Cross Drive
BIG 5HOUSE-TO-HOUSE
ROLL CALL PLANNED
FOR NEXT WEEK

Enthusiasm for the project and
high hopes for the best response
in 20 years will go with 40 vol
unteer workers in the Redwood
Falls Red Cross roll call when
they open a house-to-house
membership campaign Monday.
"Meet them with a SMILE" Mrs.
B. P. Finn, city chairman of the
roll call urged as she announc-
ed workers names Wednesday,
They'll be working hard with
out pay in a worthy cause"
George L. Hanson, tourist camp
operator, is the Only man among
80 women enlisted in the drive.
Rumors are that he was obtained
with the promise of dance for
roll call workers only, after the
canvass.
Mrs. Scott Schoen has been
selected to direct the roll call in
Redwood Falls schools. Hubert
Whittet will conduct the roll call
in Redwood Falls township and
Mrs. c. o. Gilfllan is chairman
in Paxton.
The 40 workers listed Wednes-
day will canvass only homes,
since members Of the Lions club
have volunteered to take over
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