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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
N EMIL A RUDY DU-
SEX ZAPASITI BUDOU
" CARLIN'E ARENA.

Pflstf utery, Is. srpna ma
kTfzkovych zapasech ktere po-
radany budou Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v Carlin's Arena 1cast bra
ii budou til Dusek BratTf: En-
ME, Emil a Rudy.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky Err
ME Dusek, 220 Id. utka Sc S
Frank Sextonem, 232 ID.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Emil Dusek, 218 Id. VS.. War
rem Bockwinkel, 225 Id.
Rudy Dusek, 22O Id. VS.. Tom
Mahoney, 225 lb.
Tommy O'Toole, 215 lb. VS..
Lou Plummer, $50 ID.
Henry Pierce, 218 lb. VS.. Ed
235 Id.
zeny " prIvodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" Sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Valka
v : VrOp pc

"Mnoho Ital1 bylo zabito
a velka valecna koTist vcetne
opuStenych tankG, del a povo-
zG padla do rukou Britt ma
front6 V Libyi Africe, jak u
dava Exchange Telegraph v
deepsi z Kahyry v Egypte.
We zprave Sc pravf "V E.
gypte bylo otisteno ornament z
Londyna, V nemz o britskych
ztratach v Lybyi bylo udano, re
obnasely pfesne 80 zabitych,
poran6nych a pohTesovanych.
Ztraty ItalG byly udany jake
20 zabitych 20 poranenych a
427 zajatych."
Toto oznameni je uplne ne
spravne, neb zprava pocet "a
bitych ItalG, oznacenych cisli-
Ct 20. udava pouze ma zaklade
zpravy o poctG Ital1, kteTf by
Ii pohfbeni Brity, a pocet pora-
n6nych representuje pouze ty,
ktef1 byli raneni a zajati.
eve skutecnosti pocet zaja-
tych je take mnohem vetsf.
Nyni obnas1 818 a nikoli APT.
Pocet vsech zabitych a porane-
nych Itald jde vsak do n6kolik
set"
N6mecke vrchni armadnf
Velen1 tVrdi. re n6mectf Ietci j
namornfci provedli Tadu 1spes-
nych 1tokG ma britske obchod-
nj i valecn6 lodstvo a re meme
ctf letci bombardovali 1stf re-
ky Temze i vychodn1 pobTezf
Angle.
Nemecka ponorka potopila
sedm britskych obchodn1ch
plavidel o celkove snosnosti
56,118 tun, v cemz jsou zahr-
nuty til nadrzkove parniky.
Letci vcera potopili ozb~rojenou
obchodn1 britskou LODI O 49,
600 tunach a tri jine lodi v 1stf
feky Temze.
V m6sfci cervenci nemecti
letci pry srazili $50 britskych
letadel a potopili 100000 tun
obchodnfch plavidel a $4,000
tun valecneho lodstva, v cemz
je zahrnut 10000 tunovy kriz-
mix, 1000 tunovy pomocny
kfizn1k, diva destroyery O 1900
tunach a tri ponrky o celkove
snosnosti 1000 tun.
Dodatecne k tomu nemecke
ponorky v mes1ci cervenci
pry jeste potopily 469, 900 tun
z obchodn1ho lodstva Velke
Britanie.
Polsky parnfk Kroman,
1868 tun pfistal v jistem an
pr1stave, kdyz unikl z
Dakaru, francouzskeho prfsta-
WI v Africe pred Nemci, kterf
jej hodlali zabaviti, jak dnesl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

HOSTE VYSTAVY V NEW
YORKU! Nam pekne byty k
p~ronajmutl, pouze 10 minut
busem cd vystavy. Piste ma a.
dresu: pf. M. Krejcfkova, 80
% Cowles Court, Middle Viii
lage, Long Island.
0 informace zeptejte Sc u pf.
Bernat, 728 N. Linwood Ave.
Ia pricinou odchodu ma cd
poeinek vyborns jdouci GRO
OBCHOD S DOMEM
v eeske ctvrti jest MA PRODEJ
nebo K K do
ptani v "Telegrafu'', 843 N.
Washington St.
z svetnic, move vytap9nf hor-
kou vodou, velky lot, vse v nej-
lepslm pofadku. Papfr, podla-
ny, ocelove stropy.
ma Belair Road
LUX lou, IN fee.
6 svetnic N. E. Baltimore
move vytap6nf.
8 %svetnic, 2 garaze, velka svet-
nice v pf1zemf, hOdicf Sc pro
Doktora. Vytapenf horkou vo-
dou. Use LEVINE.
0 vyhodne podmlnky Haste sc
u E. ~TABORSKYHO,
73O N. C~OLLINGTON AVE.
budove "SLAVIE"
wolfe 1868
VYMENfM dobry domov s
garaz1 neb koupim Bungalow
Sc ctyrmi neb peti svetnicemi
| Must hVti aSi . naho 2 hIocLx
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Cizinci podloudns dopravova-
nj do Spojenych StatHH.

~O SFOJ~Ay~A S~~S~
V Detroit, Mich, John L. Zu-
brick, ditsriktnf imigracn1 re-
ditel, vyslovil Sc, re zjevne je
tn tajna costa, kterou Sc pod
loudne dopravuj1 cizinci do
Spojenych StatI. Costa vede
patrne pres Teku Detroit.
Naffdil federalnlm inspekto-
rum, ably vysetTili, IDA neroz-
mohl Sc vynosny obchod, jehoz
1celem je takovato podloudna
doprava, cd zacatku evropske
valky.
Zubrick prohlasil, re zakro-
Gil ma zaklade pomerne snad-
nosti, s jakou tri polstf manor
nfci, obvinen1, re opustili LODI
vezouci nemecke zajatce do
Quebecu, prekrocili hranice
Kanady a dostali Sc do Tren-
ton, Mich, v noel dine 25. Ger
vence.
Tito tri Polaci byli DAM pod
zaruku $1,000 ma zalobu, re
vstoupili do S%pojenych
StatG. Zubrick prohlasil: eli
ste NELL pomoc."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

AII1OEACdk1C v h01l00Sh 01 AkA00C
nejsou nuceni prisahati krali
Angle.
5. srpna veslo v platnost ma
rrizenf kanadske vlady, Poole
nehoz americti obcane, vstu-
pujfc1 do kanadske armady, ne
must prisahati vernost a po-
slusnost anglickemu krali.
Move naT1zeni nahrazuje STA
ry paragraf vojenskeho zako-
ma, ktery ustanovoval, re pf1-
saba vernosti krali je povinna
pro vsechny muze v pozemni
armada, We valecnem lodstvu j
leteckem sboru.
V novem naf1zen1 sc pravi,
re obcan CHI zeme nemus1 vi
ce sloziti tuto prfsahu, jestize
by tim dotycna osoba, Poole
sve zeme, ztratila sve
drfvejsf obcanstvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Knihovna americkeho kon-
gresu We Washingtone vydala
svou vyrocn1 zpravu "a rok
1889. Roku 1888 mela 9,841,-
494 svazkG, takze v loni pre-
krocila desaty million. Je tedy
dvakrat tax velka jake paffz-
ska Narodn1 knihovna, ktera
Sc bliz1 poctem svazkG cislici
peti milion1 a jake knihovna
Britskeho musea, ktera dosah-
la 4,450,O0O svazk1. Velke
statni knihovny ruznych zeml
z1stavajf Sc svymi dvema nebo
miliony svazkG daleko
"a washingtonskou sblrkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Utonula We vane.

V Chicago Mary Spiesova,
Sc let stara, bezpochyby ON
dlela We vane pri koupeli We
SVEN obydlf. Byla nalezena
jiz utonula manzelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

1902 E. Paramount Ave. 6 svet-
mic, koupel., v dobrem stavu
837 S. Ellwood Ave. 2 posch.
z svetnic, koupelna, topeni
horkou vodou, garaz.
2742 E. Biddle st. 2 poschodf,
6 svetnic, koupelna, top. nor
kou vodou, 2 byty, tvrde po-
dlahy, kuchyn v pTfzemf.
2425 E. Fayette St., 2 posch.,
6 svet., 2 koup., top. horkou
vodou, 2 byty, velky dvorek
2702 E. Biddle ST., Z svetnic,
2 koup., kuchyn v pTfzemf,
top. horkou vodou, olej. no.
rak, tvrde podlahy.
$50 S. Macon St., zlutave chilly
2 posch., 6 svetnic, koupelna
SIT N. Kenwood Av., 6 svetnic
koupelna, topenf. Krasny.
903 N. Belnord Ave., 6 svetnic
koupelna, top. horkou vo-
dou, olejovy horak, 2 byty.
617 s. Rose ST., - 2 poschod1,
5 svetnic
IL S. Wolfe ST., 8 svet., koup.
Must sc prodati. Nabfdnete.
1924 E. Hoffman St., 2 posch.,
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf.
Podmfnky.
1927 N. Montford Ave-, 2 pos.
6 svet., koup.Z avdavek $500
1920 E. Fayette ST., 2 posch.,
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf.
2 byty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Sluha zanechal $4,000.

We Washingtonu Patrick Nc
Kenna, ktery pc 81 rokG byl
zamestnan jake INVADED v BIZ
lem dome, zanechal majetku
"a 100000. McKenna zemFel
/. cervence We veku 65 rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

kOyZ udS1 lOCCl Wy
strfleli 200 nabojG.
"Velke zeleznicnf nakladnf
nadraz1 v Kol1ne mad Rynem
bylo zasazeno vybusnymi a "a
palnymi bombami S jednoho z
nacich aeropland, ktery krou-
I'll mad MIN dele nez hodinu.
"Take aerodromy a zaklad-
ny valecneho lod'stva byly ma
padeny. Ia dennfch naletu,
podnikanych v sobotu, aerodro
my v Shipol (Rotterdamu) a
Heemstede byly opet napade-
ny. Tri anglicke aeroplany Sc
nevratily."
- Admiralita oznamila, re ae-
roplany lodstva typu Sword
fish, opatrene delem, torpedy
a bombami, zasahly primo ety.
ii Hungary ma italskem aero
dromu v Cagliari ma Sardinii
pri operacfch lodstva ma Sire
dozemnfm mort dine 1. a 2. srp-
Ina.
Diva z dnkladne obrnenych
aeroplan1 byly ztraceny pri
tomto utoku palbou z protiae-
roplanovych del, ale til italske
aeroplany byly sestfeleny an
glickymi letci pfi 1toku ma an
glicke lodstvo.
Bylo oZnameno rozhlasem v
Madride, re anglicke lodstvo
vyplulo z Gibraltaru ma Sire
dozemni more S bitevnim kriz-
nikem Hood v cele.
Taliani vtrhli do Egypta, kde
britske pohranicn1 straze u
stoupili. Uredne Sc oznamuje,
re italska armada ma podel
Lybie, Egypt fronty 100000
muz6 a jejlm GLEN je Suezsky
prGplav a 1rodna n1zina reky
mile.
Valka v Africe Sc nyni rozsi-
rila a bojuje Sc v British Soma
liland, Kolonii KAMA a E.
gypte.
V pomernem klidu We valce
pred prihnan1m sc hurikanu
nemecke prfpravy k invasi
jsou rozsiTeny az do nejvzda-
l~enejs1ch uzem1, jak je obsaze-
no v informacfch, kterych do
stale Sc Anglii.
Pravf Sc, re tyto pripravy
nelson konany pouze We fran
couzskych, belgickych a no.
landskych pr1stavech, nybrz
We vzdalenych kraj1ch ma Bal.
tu.
V Anglii Sc uvazuje O MOI.
nosti, re lehke lodi, urcene pre-
dopravu vojakG, jsou shro.
mazdovany We vzdalenych pff-
stavech, ably nemohly Sc stat
snadnym c1lem anglickych let
cu. Nicmene shromazdovani
postacitelne armady, potTebne
k invasi, poklada Sc "a praci
ktera vyzaduje cas-, ale pravi
Sc, re vSechnO toto soustredeni
Dude zpozorovano v cas-, ably
Angle byla pripravena ma u
tok.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle, hla-
va francouzskeho narodniho
vyboru v Londyne, oznamil y
britskem radiovem rozhlase
zachycenem v New Yorku, re
jiste move francouzske manor
nj silly pridaly Sc k Britanii, a.
by. bojovaly proti Nemecku.
Zminil Sc vyslovne O 1869, tu-
move eskortn1 lodi Savorgna de
Brazza, jez ma 1plne muzstvo
a jest hotova k akci.
V diplomatickych kruzfch
Sc nova zadost sovetskeho Rus
ka v1ci Finsku vyklada jake
nova pr1prava 1toku ma tuto
malickou republiku, ably byla
take pfivedena pod 1plnou
"kontrolu" sovetske vlady.
Prudke 1toky ruskeho tisku,
jakoz i vystraha premiera
Vjaceslava Molotova, jsou VIA
sine touz taktikou, jake sovety
pouzily prot Litve, Lotyssku a
Estonsku, ably je uplne ovlad-
ly.
Ma Sc "a to, re kdyz tato
methoda vyhrdzek prot Fin
sku seize, re NIUE opet dojlti
k move valce mezi Ruskem a
Finskem. Proti sovetske oku-
paci Litvy, Lotysska a Eston-
ska professional podsekretaf a.
merickeho Department. statu
Summer Welles.
Nejvetsi knihovna ma svets.
Knihovna americkeho kon-
gresu We Washingtone vydala
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
By the Associated Press

LONDON, July "A new, in.
tensified wave Of submarine war
fare, with both German and Italian
torpedoes taking their toll, was ad-
mltted today to have inflicted re-
cent heavy" losses on British
merchant shipping.
The admiralty disclosed that 49,
259 tons of shipping had been sent
to the bottom in the week ended
June % even while the British
Lies fought off threats also by air
Admittedly increased numbers Of
German U-boats raiding British sea
lanes were said to be augmented
by Italian submarines in the Medi-
terranean and, possibly, also in the
Atlantic.
Their success was attributed in
part to disruption of British escor
arrangements because of the neces.
silly OF using escort ships for the
withdrawal of British, French ane
other Allied soldiers "all the way
from Brest to st. Jean de Luz"
Nazi warplanes, striking over.
night from northern Scotland t.
southern England, left IL person!
Killed and % injured. (The German
high command said that the Scot,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
British AdmitLosses
BY Subs In

fish town of Wick and port facili-
ties on the Bristol canal were at
tacked.)
Favorable to Britain's sea
strength was the announcement of
General Charles de Gaulle, French
officer who refused to accept
FRANCES equalization to Germany,
that "already several ships and air
groups have joined "free French
naval forces over which he has
named Vice Admiral Emile Musilier
as commander.
CThe new squirt of sea warfare
still falls below the average of
April, 1917, when Germany, al the
peak of her unrestricted submarine
warfare, sank 1876 British ships
totalling SOC, 900 tons and left Brit
ain with only six-weeks food SUD.
ply.
ANNOUNCED British merchant
losses since the start of the wal
total 970,977 tons. British reports
estimated German losses I'D te
June 4 at $50, 900 tons, including
ships captured and scuttled.)
The new figures compare with
announced British losses of 50. "a;
tons the week before and 45.93t
J tons for the week ended June 9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03

going to let me do some acting,
and they'd say, Don't worry
we're just building you up
The only role he liked was in
Three Comrades" That was a
bit, too, but he had n fine speech
Eric Remarque's dramatic and
thlnly yelled warning of the rise
OF Hitler. The completed film was
Shown to the German consul, and
you a imagine what the consul
said. The speech was chopped out.
Hull finally got so mad that he
went to a lawyer and wanted to
sue Metro 20 break his contract.
He was advised instead simply to
refuse to play roles he didn't like,
so with a few explosive Jeeter
Lester oaths he turned down II
in succession.
Finally his contract ran out by
itself and Henry Hull began free
lancing. He gets lots of Jobs these
days, but he's still wearing whis.
kers. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
MANY never y
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkAChES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backAohe
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF taking
the excess acids and waste out of the blood.
They help most people pass about 8 pints q day.
noisonous matter to emain in your blood, it
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, puifiness under the eyes. head
aches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty pas
shows there is something wrong with your
kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doanis
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help the
waste from your blood. Get Doanis Pills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
Postal Workers Gather
For Chapel Hill Meet

CHAPEL HILL, July 2. -R-
Members of the Caro]inas' Posta.
Supervisors, he NORTH Carolina Fed
Grafton of Post Office Clerks, the
North Carolina Federation of Lette,
Carriers and their auxiliaries were
arriving hei today or the opening
session tomorrow of 2; two-day pro
gram of addresses, discussions an6
recreational events.
Tomorrow sightseeing tours will
be conducted. The all-state high
school band will give a concert
executive committees will hold 6
joint meeting and the first formar
session will be at s p. m. The speak
er will be Jesse C. Donaldson, dep
uty first assistant postmaster gen
eral. A dance will follow.
Group discussions, a tea for u
iliary members, and a banquet SEES
sion at which DR.. Frank p. Graham
president of the University of North
Carolina, will be the speaker will
highlight Thursdays program.
Between $50 and 1000 persons are
expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
Wilkes And Friends
See Life With Father

NEW YORK, July 2.-GP-"Mr
Willkie hasn't been to the theater
all winter" Mrs. Willkie explained,
and tonight he said, I'D just like
to relax for a little while and see
Life With Father.''
Il told him we'd be mobbed," she
continued, "but he just said PEG.
pie won't notice us at all ,,'"
People noticed them in a big way.
Two hundred were packed in the
theater lobby, waiting, when the
WILKES, their son Phillip, a college
friend, Carl 'Touhey and Oren Root,
Jr., who aided in the Willkie boom,
arrived just before the curtain went
up.
Willkie plowed through the crowd,
greeting everybody cheerily, and
stopped at the box office to pose
for the photographers while Mrs
Willkie ducked ahead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
In Hollywood
BY PAUL HA ,RISON

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD - All day, Henry
Fonda had sat on the sidelines
watching his trial for life and look
ing glum. Even GUNNER than
usual.
It was not the look of a man
headed for the gallows, because
Fonda could thumb ahead in the
script and know that he, as Frank
James, was preordained for &C
quittal. Neither was he registering
the fidgety boredom of an actor
who has waited for nine hours,
in makeup, without doing a lick
of acting. He said: I'm used to
it. Besides, if I'd beef about it,
people would say I was tempera'
mental"
1 said, Seems like you ought to
be feeling pretty good at the pros
pect of going into a musical after
this"
He WINGED. "You mean Fifth
Avenue? l heard about that-from
a prop man. That's how l get
all my information. A h~airdresser
will tell me I'm going to be in
such-and-such a picture, and an
electrician or maybe a janitor will
tell me what the story's about
Nobody sends me a script. I guess
they don't know I can read.
Anyway, this next thing isn't
a musical, or a comedy, nor yet a
part where I put on decent clothes.
l thought it was a rib when they
told me, but it's true: I'm gonta
be an old guy of 65-a hillbilly
with whiskers and a weak heart
A LITTLE COMEDY
WOULD BE o. X.
I murmured something about his
succession of dour, bitter roles.
Fonda's flat voice continued: I'm
the theater I was supposed to be
q comedian, but I haven't done a
comedy for eight pictures-more
than two years-and that n was
a little stinker over at RKO. Sure,
Pm tired of being a dour old =,
dIlO L Ill dlSO Ill GU VI HSAA6 wH~
guy with the dirty feet.
81 get all choked up when I try
to wear a collar and tie. 1t was
a funny feeling the other day when
I had to dress up to make a sort
of speech in a Red Cross short
CAN'T SHAKE
JEETER LESTER
AS Fonda subsidized, another cele'
brated and unhappy Henry came
off the set. Henry Hull, in the role
of defense counsel, had appeared
in every: scene filmed that day
although he reckoned he wasn't as
tired as Fonda, who hadn't been
able to work at all.
Hull really is a young-lookins
man in his middle 40s, but he has
been hiding behind false whisker:
so long that at the rare sight O
his nude face in a mirror he's
startled and glances behing him
Tobacco Road" is in its seventh
year on Broadway, but Hollywood
still thinks of this actor as the
original Jeeter Lester.
Of course he was a ~full-1edgee
stage star when Metro brough'
him here more than two year:
ago. But when I worked" HUI
said, cit was always in bit parts
I'd go in and ask when they were
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
BLOCKADE
PORTS OF FRANCE.
Similar Action Against Co
lonial Ports Is To Be
Deferred.

LONDON, July 2.-R-Britain's
blockade has been applied to French
ports to prevent goods from reach
ing Germany but has been deferred
against French colonies pending
Qualification of their status, Hugh
Dalton, minister of economic war
fare, informed the house of commons
today.
Clement R. Attlee, lord privy seal
and Prime Minister Winston Church
ills lieutenant in commons, said
that Dalton would make a further
statement on the blockade in a secret
session if the members desired it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
Three German Spies
Sentenced In London

LONDON, July 2.-R-Mrs. Ma
RE Louisa Augusta Ingram, Ger
man.born wife of a Royal Air Force
sergeant, was convicted today OF
cGnspiring to break defense regula-
lions.
She was sentenced to 10 years in
prison,
William Swift, accused with her
Of trying to obtain arms to protect
enemy invaders, was sentenced to
IA years Imprisonment. Archibald
watts was acquitted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
TOBACCO EXPORT
PROSPECTS Dim
Hutson Asks N. c. Growers
TO Consider Control
Question Seriously

OXFORD, July 2.-O-Tobacco
farmers must approve a continue,
.;on of control of the flue-cured
..o, or face d~isastrously low prices
harmed J. B. Hutson, assistant fed.
ors, AAA administrator, and Cover.
nor Hoey today.
Hundreds of tobacco growers at.
tended the 18th annual field day
If the tobacco test farm here.
Hutson said it would be difficult
IN export tobacco this year but add
Cd that if farmers voted July 20 in
favor of a three-year control pro.
cram prices this fall will be pro.
tscted at or slightly above last years
price levels"
Governor Hoey urged diversified
farming and told the tobacco grow
prs. THE universal opinion of prac-
tically all farm leaders is that the
tobacco farmer cannot afford to vote
against control in the present state
If world affairs and the large to.
bacco surplus. We have control of
the 1910 crop, but unless the crop
next year is to be controlled the
rrice for this years crop will be
di~sastrously low. The government
cannot and will not attempt to sup
mort the price for al uncontrolled
crop with the present large sur
MUS. Therefore, the tobacco farmer
really has no choice If he is to con-
suit his own interest and that of
his fellow farmers"
Hutson revealed for the first time
that quotas for the 1941 crop would
lie the same as for this years if a
three.year control program is ap-
proved. If quotas are approved only
for 1871. they will be reduced 10 per
cent, he said, and prices will prob
ably fall under last years.
Governor Hoey emphasized that
the government can aid farmers in
irving to solve their problems but
the Individual farmer must also act
to make farming profitable. He urged
that every farm produce "a base of
supplies for all home needs with
something for the market all dur
ing the year.
In his prepared address Hutson
inserted a last-minute statement that
he expected the established export
tobacco companies to cooperate in
irving to secure export markets. He
said the Commodity Credit corpora
ton again would buy tobacco and
hold it for possible export later if
control is approved.
These, he said, appeared to be
reasonable conclusions" about
the tobacco situation:
81. We have record supplies and
a reduced market.
20. If disastrously low prices
are to be avoided, action must be
taken to bring supplies in n
with the present market needs.