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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT-HoTEL, Goth
Eng SsS room k5 dnet!e' py
neey mn furn nnO Natl au 54cs service, fFls'0alfe'
1876 18th ST. Nw.--coNvENIENTG GOV
eea Bath ssoaer sns s4s @p
s5a S55. S57-BUCHANAN APIS, 1926
;, bh mel gas. elee. GE M 1sss eSes. Ssln., ="
ssis1,tA.,N ssis1 AND sTs w-sy1tET sgg iasa1Ns IN,
asi1tiesy aih1n1.sy WI asia evennss aR Sou lneHc'ns
3l5 9Th ST. s.E.--LARGE FRONT ROOM
furnished: parking free: reas.
R0WSTowN WALK r DIsT 1s1s nstR RHopE ecs
refs, c.hw.. cross ventilation.
36o6 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID NV
2 rooms, kitchen, bath, Frigidaire $3.50.
Columbia 10063
furn.. corner home; windows; Electrolux;
lights, gas, phone, semi-bath; S45.
l7l3 IN N NW;-BEDRM., LRGE; KIT;
bath Bat End IND H. ATS storage rm; lpse hall; newly
laundry Share expenses. co. 664s.
YOUNG YOUNG LADY TO SHARE cool, AT,
.1s rhons eofambs fns 7sa Yh two Jewish
1892 FA1RMoNT ST NV COOL,
refs adults: s57' a;; so. l1lIe Al''nen' e'e''
gas Too APT keSn sgTAsIF Az S.tb boE s5
iaao Rhode 0Y Island e ave. nv. WV Apt' & 4a. goo
LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN; ELEc
sonable: 202 5th st. Sc. s.e.----
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME. 435 IRVING ST.
in to V Cook M and ilao eat. 81 g uS Ro room
s5l7 4n 1tta .aao so5sekssoaF eoM
shower bath; S35. incl. gas, elec.
s5Gs 81 9FTARIo A Rp 2ml NV BLK Inaasa 1sth
nicely furn.; Frigidaire; adults. CO. 4s17.
eAsEMENT-.1713. NJ Nw.-BEDRooM,
.se kit bath, storage rm: iarse hall;
newly dec; pvt entr; phone; $40 mo.
! bedrm,. liy. r., dinette, kit. bath; near
Army Navy, Int; $3.50 up. Apply janitor.
WESLEY HE1GHTstcooL, AIRY, 4-RM
AUGUST only. Woodley 1852. Woodley 2642.
DUPONT CIRCLE RM, KIT, PORCH;
SIS. refggi; gS, newly decorated; clean; quiet;
1900 Mass ave. NV EN- 3s09 after $50.
1904 18th ST. NW:-ATTRAcT1VELY
i19 apt Sd1S
VICINITY VICINITY I4th AND PARK RD,-N1CELY
e.h.w.; low rent. 1854 Monroe St NV
sl4 CONN AVE, NEXT CLARIDGE Ho-
everything furnished $3.50 mo.
1915 K ST NV ROOM, KITCHEN
and bath; gas elec. and refg on house;
conv. downtown. ME. s39s.
11:1. Gath ST. N,W-1 ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath: convenient downtown; gas, elec.
and refR. on house. Republic 9512.
3611 GEORGIA. AVE. NV ROOMS,
kitchen, screened porch; all utilities fur.
nished: Frigidaire; $40 mo.
1903 P ST. N.W.-LARGE. CLEAN. AIRY
living rm. and kit. elec. refg.; semi-pvt.
bath. porch: very desirable: 50 week.
GOVERNOR SHEPHERD-SUBLET FUR
nished. September 1st to October 1st. Liv
room. solarium, kitchen, dining room, LAW
library: bath shower, elevator; air-cooled;
gas, elec. incl FloWered roof garden.
Apt. 1O7. One gentleman preferred
c1l4 N ST NV ROOM KITCHEN
bath; nicely furnished: conveniently To-
Gated; cleo. and refg. incl ME. 1923.
1888 EYE ST. NV AND . ROOM
bachelor apts. nicely furn; elec. incl;
convenient downtown. District S54s.
1898 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV
2 rooms. kitchen, bath: heat and hot
eater included. Key at Apt 2-2nd floor.
Available Immediately; $50.
L. T. C1aAVATTE.
72Q 18th Realtor. MA. 0753.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SILVER sPRING, -MD.-SHoP OR WORK
room. LOO It. floor space. Selim rd,
within / blk. B. g. o. Station. SH. 2350-J.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
NEAR IOCEIYN CT AMI CONN AVE

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
NEAR JOCELYN ST. AND CONN. AVE.
$10,750.
Beautiful detached brick house on a go
zoos lot, all in perfect condition: only,
few years old. : large rooms. including
den on first floor; 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
on second floor. finished. heated attic. CON-
plcte maids room and bath, playroom In
basement, garage: lot is beautifully shaded
on one of the best streets. distinct
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
National 1900. 1912 18th st. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK,
S9.95O
New-House Condition.
Very attractive detached center,hall
dWelline etysat On "a Snlet deadend: rsened
extra lavatory on End floor Very eco
room and ,lavatory: garase' Excellent
3 BOSS G5 NH
DON'T BUY
That house for some one else. II you are
renting that is exactly what you are doing.
We have new beautiful home IN an sx
may purchase on terms far below your
rent: new, rooms. baths, large lot, on
loye quiet xorbs street for the chden
Call WI. O4l5. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1T3. X st. NV.
ROCK CREEK ESTATES.
You step into tomorrow today when YOU
see the gracious hall OF this charming new
home; its appointments include library and
lavatory on the first floor. recreation room
in basement. finished third floor and six
additional rooms; the lot, is unusually large
and the price is very low for this con-
.venien' in-town home. Call WI 04l5.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. ~, K st. NV.
$6,950.
s ROOMS. 2 BATHS. GARAGE.
Capitol Hill. within :. squares of Su-
preme Court: arranged in apts.; income.
$50 per month besides owners quarters:
? cleo. refs. furniture included for 2
L. T. GRAVATTE,
80 18th st. Realtor. Ma O.53.
A BEAUTIFUL SHADED CORNER LOT,
there is new 6-r. and 2-bath brick home
with automatic heat. Close to transporta-
ton schools and stores. Priced at
VIM. M. THROCKMORToN.
"Ol Investment Bids. Reator.
BRAND-NEW.
Now ready, for your selection. group OF
charming Colonial homes with 3 bedrooms,
. baths, automatic heat air-conditlonine.
modern Kitchens concrete porches. plenty
of closet space and other modern features
and ref1nements Located at
Ao@l AMI ALTON crc ~ VIZ
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO $50 FOR . OR BED
room furn: house or apt. for fall and sum-
mer mos. Empl. at Capitol. MA. 3l20, Ext.
139.
WANTED, FURNISHED 3 ROOMS KITcH-
en- and bath, between S45 and $50; for 3
adults. Phone Shepherd 4153
Evening star., 1940-07-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BUILDER WILL TRADE EQUITY OF
$4,000 in new brick houses in Chevy
Chase for commercial ground or 4-family
Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued.

BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST.
New homes most modern. best OF work
manship and material: inspect today. 2023-
32 Both ST. sc. Call OWNER, Ii. 00s2:
NEW HOMES-S4, $40. $3.50.
$500 CASH, S45 MONTH.
High elevation. all rooms big: large lot.
Only :? left. see them today. Possession
with deposit
1898 BLAINE ST. NE
Out 18th and II stS ne. through Ben
ming, turn right on first through street to
Blaine then risht to house. Open to pm.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV District 3346.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
Large rooming house. including furniture
price. $4,000.
THADEN.
1926 Vernon, Ave MA 2O15 81
BEDROOM, BATH 1st FLOOR.
Exclusive Northwest section. near bus.
stores. See this new. exceptional center
entrance home. 3 good-size bedrooms and
bath on end floor: noored attic, recreation
room. screened porch attached garage.
Definitely the best value today and ST 900
underpriced Call Mr.. Nally. DI 5.5.;
evenings, co. 1921. With J. J. OCON-
NOR
Evening star., 1940-07-24
STUDIO APT,

Soft living room, fireplace, balcony with
bedrooms, 4 closets, tile bath, kitchen
rriE1dsire. delightful location near Rock
Creek Park. 2 blocks car and bus lines
Columbia $3.50.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

FARMS FOR SALE.
CHARLES COUNTY. MD-NIcE s3-AcRE
farm on hard road and overlooking the
Potomac River. The, 7-room house, , to-
bacco barns and other outbuildings are
in good condition. Well. springs. small
streams: about half of the land fallow.
rest in timber. Price. $3.50.
111a K St NV MA 1lf6
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BEAUTIFIJI, HOME.

Situated on a lovely landscaped lot with
a babblinE brook cutting across the rear
end This home has all of the rural at
mosphere without its inconveniences. In
addition IN the yerv large living and
dining rooms. this home features a paneled
library on the first floor. with lavatory
larRe basement. built-in garage and auto
matte air-conditioned heat. Make up your
mind to See this home now. Call WI.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
PROP. sAlE OR RENT.

s TO 20 A.. 10 MI D. C. LINE. MD;
cleared and woodland with stream. sale
price. $50 to 5000 .. Rent. $40 q. JACK
BEALL. 3400 Newark st. NV. WO. 5070:
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HOUSES WANTED IN MD.
If you want to sell or rent your house
in Chevy Chase. Md, or vicinity. list them
with us for quick results. We have daily
calls.
I. @, WHITE REAL ESTATE
710l Wis. Ave. WI. 1900.
Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Small cash down and terms like rent buys
the best section OF Takoma Park. Living
room 20 It. long with wood-burning FIRE
place. , large bedrooms nice kitchen and
garage. Call for immediate Inspection. Mr.
Gray; WI; 44a4, or ME. ll43. J. WESLEY
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE IN
CLEVELAND PARK.
large. 24-ft;; house. containing bed
rooms and > baths, > screened rear porches.
beautiful front porch. on lot 40xl 40,
and flowers: brick garage. Situated in the the
best section of this lovely suburb close
to schools and transportation. owner IS
s"eFFiIis PHIILIPs .HFS n0sse ~ CANBY = fBY'o INC
National 1900. 1912 18th ST. NV.
SAVE, SAVE, SAVE
Up to $1,000 in, in Michigan Park; The
washer with each home. has Ice. yard;
finished recr room, same equipment will
be enroyaS found in pris sa5onn bones
Insurance and taxes. Also larger homes
for $3.50. 400 1ath st. ne.
BUNGALOW; Mr.. 3rd AND ouACKENBos
excel, condition: i blk. to stores. buses:
value at only S6,l5O. Eve. phone HO.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE $500.
$3.50 CASH.
2-FAMILY HOME.
rooms : complete kitchens: bgilt.n
Guiding taxes and insurance. Cali MR..
Do~SER sfESHR1 nsS1n1s asle5 BROS, INC.
DI. .434.
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wooDrF%pApv

WOODLEY PHRk.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. Attrac.-
tive 2-story and cellar brick home.
rooms, :, baths. deep lot. with porches
overlooking the valley: garage: owner
anxious to sell: price, $3.50. Ewes. phone
Columbia Sl66
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1859 NEBRASKA AVE.
O New. semi-detached. center-hali entrance.
. rooms, 3 bedrooms, > baths, finished
earden. automatic heat tgas furnace), air
-, THos; j.; FISHER g. CO.. INC.
..5o l3th st. DI. $3.50.
IN NEARBY Wa AND ROOMS,
$3.50 and $50
CYRUS KEIsER. Jr.,
49lO Wis. Ave. WO. 1927 Eve, WO. 1465.
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lent condition: on large lot. Price $3.50;
reasonable terms. Open for inspection.
VIM. Z. RICHARDSON, BROKER.
$500 Franklin Ave. SH. 6473.
Silver Spring, Nd,
Evening star., 1940-07-24

Mr.. Sth AND MARYLAND AVE. NE
Excellent location. Attractive brick
home with large rooms and bath: in
good condition: hot-water heat extra lava
tory 1st H.. nice yard. Fine income possi-
bilities Can be used for business. Out-of-
town heirs will consider any reasonable
OHef and
Evening star., 1940-07-24
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
efh ard II cte nSaS

To secure this s-room. 2-bath. new brick
home in Sc. near Penna. ave. extended;
high elevation. quiet neighborhood. at the
bargain price of only $500. Good down
navment. balance in one trust Call Mr.
Flippo. REALTY ASSOCIATES. Ma 143s.
NEAP TINCOI NJ pApK
Evening star., 1940-07-24

Now ready for your selection. a group of
charming Colonial homes with 3 bedrooms,
baths, automatic heat. ir-conditionine.
modern kitchens. concrete porches. plenty
of closet space and other modern features
and reflnements. Located at
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Velveteens and Corduroys
Can Be Steamed at Home

AS fall fades into winter, cotton pile
fabrics, especially velveteens and pin
vale corduroys, continue their popu-
larity strides. Many improvements have
been made in these fabrics They are
softer, drape more easily and are more
resistant to crushing and creasing than
the earlier products.
Home Steaming methods become i'm
portant in caring for these fabrics be-
cause neither velveteen nor corduroy
can be pressed. One method is to close
the doors and windows of the bathroom,
run steaming water into the tub, and
let the garment remain in this atmos-
phere for some time. If it is incon-
venient to use steam-filled room, a
steaming tea kettle may do the job,
but be careful not to burn yourself or
the garment
Another satisfactory way to steam
velveteen or corduroy is to stand an
iron upside down propped firmly be-
tween heavy objects. Place a piece of
wet material over the iron. AS the
steam forms, the fabric should be held
taut over the iron so the steam passes
through from the under side of the
garment. If the fabric is brushed while
damp, the results may be better Never
of course, let the garment come in con-
tact with the wet cloth, and change
the cloth constantly to keep up flow
of steam.-Alice Linn, clothing special
list, University Farm
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Baby Should be Protected
From WhOOping Cough

Any inconvenience is worth the
trouble to keep babies from being ex-
posed to whooping cough.
The Minnesota State Medical associ-
ations committee on public health edu-
cation thus directs attention of mothers
in bulletin issued today, to the re-
sponsibility in putting off as long as
possible the evil day of exposure fol-
her children.
"Whooping cough, like most of the
common communicable diseases OF
childhood, starts with what looks exact
ly like an ordinary cold" the doctors
point out. "a child may have sniffles
and dry cough without any fever OF
other symptoms for two or even three
weeks before the whooping stage starts
During all of that time he is
dangerous to other children and par
ticularly to the babies and two year
olds. Why? Because no less than 90
per cent of all the deaths from whoop-
ing cough which occurred in the last
ten years in Minnesota were among
the babies under two. Sixty-eight per
cent were among babies under one
year."
It is for that reason that the doc
tors exhort every mother to remember,
first, that a child with a cold who has
never had whooping cough may have
whooping cough now, and should not
be allowed anywhere near the baby;
second, that isolating the child with a
cold or preventing him from visiting
at your house and playing with your
children, may be an annoyance, but
the alternative may be a serious ILL
ness and the grave danger of death
to the baby; third, that it is often
difficult, if not possible, to protect
children from contact with these dis
eases when they go to school but by
that time they have reached the age
when all of these communicable dis
eases are less likely to result in death
or in serious complications Good care
will then bring them through without
much difficulty in the vast majority
of cases.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Nomad household Cleanliness

The nomads solved their problem
of household cleanliness simply by
pulling up stakes and moving to new
grounds when their camps became
unciean
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Completed Fall Planting
On Superior Nat. Forest.

1.-THE fall planting program on the
Superior National Forest has now been
completed" stated Supervisor Glare
Hendee.
"a total of 100000 trees were
planted, including 100000 red pine,
100000 jack pine, and 100000 white
spruce. Emphasis is placed on plant
ing burned-over and denuded areas,
such as the Markham Burn first, in
order to again place such lands in the
production of worthwhile timber species.
The trees planted four to six feet apart,
and approximately 1000 trees are
planted to the acre.
1.-The total acreage planted to date on
this forest is $4,000 acres. This plant
ing has largely been accomplished since
1888.
1.-The trees for this planting are
raised from seed at the two Forest
Service nurseries located near Two
Harbors and Eveleth. The public is
cordially invited to visit either of these
nurseries at any time"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
1t Is Not Too Early to
Do Christmas Shopping.

Holiday menu shopping a few days
before Christmas shouldn't have to COM
pete with last minute gift buying. To
avoid such conflict of interests, make
out the Christmas gift list now and
start out on the first buying tour.
Many things favor early shopping
leisure, comfort, and usually lower
prices. Materials for wrapping can be
selected, gifts tied and laid away.
Christmas cards should be selected
now, and tree decorations checked over
for requirements. BY avoiding last
minute shopping, you can face the
holidays with compoSure and enjoy
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
College to Have Strong
Squad for 1941.Campaign

thinks it isn't worth the effort.
The Iron Men gained more than
twice as much yardage by rushing than
their opponents, 9O1 to 382, which prob
ably accounts for the fact that the
Elyites are behind on passing, 1872 to
1856. They piled up nearly three times
as many first downs, 70 to 25, but were
a little short on average lengths of
punts, 35 to 80.
These figures prove beyond any
doubt, if the scores didn't, why Ely can
claim the championship along with an
equally as fine Itasca club.
The game at Coleraine was ElyS
Waterloo. Statistics showed clearly
that the Iron Men were outplayed, and
ItaSca undoubtedly deserved its TO win
on that particular night. What might
have happened on any other evening
is another matter that will not be
settled until ItaSca comes here in 1941
The seasons record follows:
Ely 6, Hibbing O.
Ely 8, Virginia 0.
Ely 0, Itasca Z.
Ely IL, Eveleth 6.
Ely 20, Duluth o.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Big Falls Worlds
Xmas Tree CapitaL

Christmas Tree Capital of the
World" is the title claimed by Big
Falls, in the heart of Koochiching
county. Hundreds of men are busily
engaged in the Christmas tree industry
centering in st. Louis, ItaSca, Aitkin
Carlton and Koochiching counties.
Processing of the trees centers in
Duluth. Trees are treated to keep the
needles from dropping, sprayed with
colored paint and refrigerated for the
holiday trade. Many hundreds OF
women and girls are employed part
time making wreaths and Yuletide orn-
aments.
Under regulations of the division OF
forestry and supporting laws, perpeu-
alton of the Christmas tree industry
in the state is assured.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
MUST STOP FOR
SCHOOL BUSES
Motorists Violate Law When
They Pass Loading and
Unloading Buses.

Several reports recently have reached
Eden Rowe, chief of the state highway
patrol, complaining that motorists have
failed to comply with the law which
requires them to come to a full stop
when meeting or overtaking a school
bus which is loading or unloading
pupils, and not proceed until the load
ing or unloading operation is COM
pleted
In announcing receipt of the COM
plants, Chief Rowe warned motorists
that the law is on the statute books
and must be complied with
The most recent complaint was regis
tered by school bus drivers to the school
board at Pequot Lakes This school
board recommended that school bus
drivers take down the license numbers
of all motor vehicles which pass them
while they are stopped to take on or
discharge pupils and report all violators
both to the nearest highway patrol
station and to highway patrol head
quarters at the state highway depart
ment in st. Paul.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31

Can leaves be used successfully for
mulching?
Yes, there is no good reason for
wasting completely the large supply of
leaves in the fall. They make good
mulch for perrenials, but they should
be used with discretion. The mulch
layer should not be too thick, nor
should it press down too hard. A little
brush will prevent packing. A dump
of leaves permitted to rot in "well'
in the garden corner will also provide
good compost for potted plants and
flower beds.-L. E. Longley, division of
horticulture.
What gas is given off in the silO
Immediately after filling?
The gas given off the first few days
is likely to be mostly carbon dioxide.
This gas is in itself not classed as
poisonous. The danger lies in that it
is heavy and will remain in pit, ex-
Guiding oXygen.-R. A. Gortner, di-
vision of biochemistry.
What causes cheese to get stringy
when used for cooking?
Cheese may become stringy when
melted at too high a temperature
Well-aged or ripened cheese has less
tendency to get stringy even at some
what high temperatures than green
cheese. Cheese not sufficiently ripened
is less satisfactory as a cooking cheese
than the older more highly favored
mellow types.-Ina Rowe, nutrition
specialist, University Farm.
Is it necessary to scald milk or cream
when making a baked custard?
No, scalding is not necessary, but
the custard will bake more quickly il
you do so.-Ina Rowe, nutrition spec
ialist, University Farm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-10-31
Vote FOR THE
AMENDMENT
Give Home Rule to the Cities
and Towns on the Charter
Amendments.

An appeal for everyone to vote for
the Constitutional Amendment on Nov.
5 was made today by C. c. Ludwig,
Professor of Political Science at the
University of Minnesota. AS chief of
the University'S Municipal Reference
Bureau, Mr.. Ludwig serves as executive
secretary of the League of Minnesota
Municipalities. Through this research
and service agency, the cities and vii
lagos of the state are constantly striv-
ing to improve the quality of municipal
government in Minnesota. 1.-THE Con-
stitutional Amendment" said Mr. Lud-
wig, "is sponsored by the League and
particularly by the IA home rule char
ter cities of the state. While the
amendment looks uninteresting and
complicated on its face, it vitality af-
fects the practice of popular govern
ment in Minnesota Cities
The Constitutional Amendment will
change a provision requiring cities to
publish home rule charter amendments
from fifteen to ninety times and make
four publications sufficient to comply
with the law. The constitution now
says "in three newspapers for thirty
days." The new provision will say Sin
one newspaper once week for four
consecutive weeks" The excessive cost
of complying with the old rule makes
the cost of charter amendments almost
prohibitive, and ties the hands of the
local citizens in making changes they
would like to make.
1.-The alternative has been," said Mr.
Ludwig, ito run to the Legislature fol-
remedial acts, thus placing local changes
in the hands of over burdened state
legislators instead of local citizens. This
is entirely contrary to the home rule
principle and makes local government
more susceptible to pressure groups
The Constitutional Amendment will dis
courage this bad practice and will give
local voters a real chance to vote or
matters of local concern" Mr.. Ludwig
pointed out that its adoption is 6
practical way to strengthen local self
government as a foundation stone il
our American democratic system.
Since unmarked ballots will count
against the amendment, it is necessary
for all voters, both within and without
cities and villages, to mark their ballot!
in order that the proposal may pass.