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TODAY

Visit this unusually charming new center
hall home at 1915 18th st. NV. A sample
Of Rroup Of % under construction By
before completion. See It's beautifully pro-
portioned living and dining rooms, its
adjoining lavatory on main floor. Thrill
TO its 3 large bedrooms and baths on End
floor; hoored attic. The large recreation
room with log-burnins fireplace and re-
freshment bar is especially pleasing: also
maids room with bath. Ideally located
near Rock Creek Park. riding and country
there is more house per money here than
elsewhere in this desirable residential sec
ton. Prices start At S14,750. Ask for
Mr. SHAEER
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MONEY WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, PERMANENT,
wishes to borrow 100000. Private party,
So interest, repay monthly. Box DOOR,
Star. 2Qs
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Payments ineIsde all charges as
prescribed BY the Uniform Small
Loan Lar
Loans made on your own signature. No
security required No credit inquiries are
made of relatives. friends or employer.
Apply in morning and get money the same
day. Just telephone. give US lew facts
then call for the money.
Friendship Personal Loan Co.
$500 Wisconsin Ave.--Near Hot shopps
Opp. Car e. Bus Terminal
Phone Carl II. Barclay-Wisconsin 1850
Standard Loan Service, Inc.
1929 Rhode Island Avenus
Mt. Rainier. Nd:
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WILL RENT FURNISHED TO RELIABLE
couple Broom bungalow during September,
GROOM FURN HOUSE FROM SEPT 11th
to Feb. 1st; in Golf Club Manor, North
Arlington. Refs. EXCHANGED. Chestnut 1851.
SEMI DETACHED APT. SIZE HOUSE. 2
private entrances. kit, dinette. large liv-
range, refg. large yard; $40 mo-; block
to stores and buses. RAY COGSWELL.
Ioos North Taylor st, Arlington. Va.
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IMPORTANT
FACTS

Many people ore not eligible for bank
loans. Making quick Gosh loans up to
$500 to these people is the function Of q
smolI loon company like Domestic Finance.
Persons steodiy employed - single or
moried-moy obtain money - on their
signatures only. II O person is new on tho
JOB and has not established credit, he noy
borrow on his cor or other personal
security.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED 1O-l2-BEpROOM HOUSE m
suitable Northwest location. Agents. at
tention. Long lease desired. Write Box
4l4-S, Star.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO RENT A.
bedroom. 2-bath house, unfurnished. in
good NV. location: will pay S160 month.
Cali DU. 77s4,
PROFESSIONAL MAN AND WIFE. NO
reasonable rental. Ordway 1161.
FURN HOUSE OR APT WANTED BY
reputable family, q or Z rms. vic. Walter
Reed Hosp. SH. 391SJ.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

2IO ACRES. so ACRES CULTIVATED. BAL
ance hardwood timber. valued $4,000; mr..
sawmill: 6-rm. house and store combined: I:
also gas station in front, scar shed and
shop; orchard; tenant houses. occupied:
new barn and outbuildings; priced for
quick sale, $4,000: 15 miles out OF Fred.
ericksburg, Va, Route No. 3, hard-surfsced
highway. v. G. AUSTIN, 1903 L st. NV.
RE. a433.
27O ACRES. WITH EQUIPMENT. MUST
be sold at once. See PAUL L. BURDET e.
Germantown, Md.
10 ACRES, STREAM, HOUSE, BARN:
S2.75o. 9 acres. house; 5000. Terms. See
today. Mr.. PERROW. Remington, Va.
$50 DOWN. SIS MO. 5 ACRES WOODED,
small stream, cleo; 5 miles D. G., .Ac-
cokeek. Md. $500. Ii. 5441 or G075-J.
DESIRABLE HOME AND FARM COM
bined-50 acres improved land on pike, L
hour Washington; 40 acres cleared, ball
ance timber: watered by springs and
stream; good 6-room house. elec. installed.
on elevation with view. attractive grounds,
large shade trees outbundings. orchard: !:
$1,000, $1,000 cash, bal mo- BY appoint.
ment. Phone 38. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
130 Washington St. Herndon. Va.
27s A. 10 ROOMS AND BATH. BARN.
stream, formerly dairy farm. fronting on
80. IA miles 10 city: S22 800.
205 a., 6-room house, 20 acres TIMBER
large stream. cleo: $40 per acre.
232 acres, good 7-room house, barn,
water in every field: $50 per acre.
MYERS REALTY CO.,
Oxford 3240.
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DETACHED APT. BLDG.

In good white NV. section; about 4 years
old: stories. hreproof, insulated; IL units.
some with 2 bedrms.. parquet frs. tnciner-
ator; low rents. yearly income over $4,000.
Nicely financed. I00S occupied; earns
this building. Call Mr.. Drew RE 11s1, r.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Investment bldg
IN ROCKVILLE, MD.--10-ROOM HOUSE.
now rented as g apts.; best section of
stores, churches and bus line. Present
rental income, $3.50 year. Must sell at
once. Price, $500; easy terms.
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TODAY.

CONG. HGTS. BARGAIN.
&5 Am Buys this attractive det. BARGAIN.
~c'ooo Conveniently located near every
thing 8 rooms bath, porches. etc.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & Co, NE. 5400.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Stone residence, lot 100000.
Owner leaving the city is offering this
individually built home at figure that
will warrant your consideration. Wide
center hall with circular stairs. large living
room with stone fireplace, dining room,
den. pantry, kitchen. and huge. screened
living porch overlookipg formal Earden:
end floor, bedrooms. tile baths. and 2
bedrooms and bath on the 3rd fioor., The
roof is Of slate and there is Scar built
in garage, automatic heat II is home
built to Withstand the ages. 20-in. walls.
2-in. of furring. The wooded and land
Scaped setting offers complete privacy
of the house and garden. Inspection by
appointment. Trades considered. THOS.
y FISHER 4 CO., INC. REALTORS.
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NEW 2-FAMILY S8. $50.

Just completed: beautiful. modern. semi
detached brick: IL built, | left; fully
rented: over SI00 monthly; terms. $1,000
cash. S65 month. These are scarce. See
Mr.: Day; 1901 18th st. NV. MA. 67ss.
ANTON KOERBER, INC.
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YOU

con get loan Of $1,000 IL you
con make monthly poTnents of $704.
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BEAUTIFUL MASSACHUSETTS
AWE PARK

First floor. living room, dining room.
breakfast room. kitchen, buffers pantry,
2-room once with outside entrance and
1st-foor washroom: second floor, bed
rooms s baths; 3rd floor billiard room. 2
bedrooms bath: coal heat (stoker). 2-car
attached garage: large corner lot with out
side terrace. Completely furnished except
linen, silver and china. Can be seen only
by appointment $3.50 mo. on 2-year lease
Call Mr. Cassidy, McKEEVER 4 WHITE
FORD, 1914 X st. NV, D1. 970S.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdDS.
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:, 4 you aaU.na hsvsnt visited this dsvelSpmsn.
seen the most for your money. We are
offering 2-story brick 3-bedrm. homes.
large living rn., dining rm; and Kitchen.
large fully equipped kitchen, large side
porch. oil air-conditioned heat, large tile
" bath in basement; priced at only $3.50.
and selling fast; 10G cash, balance like
rent. To reach: Go. over Key Bridge. out
Lee hwy. $40 miles to North Potomac
st., right square to furnished model home
Open daily, Q I'm. to pm.
N. c. HINES 4 SONS, Realtors.
1920 Lee Hwy. Chestnut 24A0.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A RARITY

GASOLINE STATION WITH STORE.
rooms kit and bath in rear. See MR.
BARRETT ut Dude Ranch, Wash. BALTIC
blvd, Berwyn, Md.
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n Evenings Call MR. LATnMER, EN- O770.
LOOK! OPEN 6 TO 9.

or Evenings Call Mr.. LATMER. EN- 0770.
LOOK! OPEN 6 TO 9.
5601 Bird ST. NV.
woods Star homes at q sacrifice The
owner, transferred 10 another State, said
sell at once at a sacrifice his. beautiful
semi mi-detached home, 8 rms, bath. shower.
oil heat; screened-in porchss. built-in
bus line. For information call D. J. OCon-
nor; Randolph O067, with J. J. O'coNNoR.
District 5252.
MICHIGAN PARK-S7, $50.
9 large rooms, deep lot. natural trim.
streamline kitchen. recreation room,
plumbing and room for another bath
Expensive location. Conv. r. n. A. or
homes Mr.: MURpHYse. National assa lAis5ins isis.
REAL VALUE.
SIS. S.000-Almost new. 6 spacious rooms,
"a baths, garage; large. well-landscaped
lot: conveniently located in Virsinia. This
home H3tho,, would m S eTst $1,000 to build today
COUNTRY CLUB
Section of virginia-Brand-new brick
eenter-hall Colonial. 8 spacious rooms. Q
porch. Large wooded lot. Convenient terms.
To inspect call CH. 143s till pm.
S5 Q50 NEAR 4th AND RHODE ISLAND
ave. n;e-Colonial brick, g
rooms rooms bath; poTches: etc: complstely
Small down payment: balance like rent
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO, ME 54O0
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Connecticut ave. stores and apartments,
north Of Dupont Circle. paying real divi-
dends. One store leased to national con-
Germ: old reliable tenants In balance Of
property. Priced at S55, 100000. Rents at
more than S6,500.00. Phone for appoint
ment. HERMAN SCHMIDT. National 1857.
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ABOUT S3.500 CASH.

second fioor (knotty pine): finished base
ment with bar; maids lavatory; separate
furnace room: h-w.h., oil: brick wall
g 500; payable S36.50 per mo. Phone
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STUDIOS WANTED.
APARrMEh1s uhEuRNlsHEp.

STUDIO FOR CHILDRENs DANCING
18th and Columbia I'd section WO. 41S7.
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S5.760-Convenient Sc. section. near
2nd and 3 sts., o-room brick, easily ar.
plStely redecorated inside and cut. lloyd
= DAVIS 90. Ma o362.
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S9,OOO-Spacious semi-detached home:
8 main rooms. 2 finished inclosed uorches;
schools; front porch, good sized yard, hot.
water heat. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO., MA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CONTINUED
UNUSUAL OFFERINGS.

/. Upper 14th St near Col rd, store
and apartment. Can be purchased under
assessed value.
2. Mt. Pleasant, . beautiful store 20x45,
with an attractive apartment above. A
lively business location. Only $4,000.
g. Jong-term chain lease; price, Sl2b,.
900; terms; to yield over 10S cash in.
vested
4. Downtown prominent corner. stons
building: rental value, $4,000; assessed
value. s95.40O Price, $4,000: TO close
ssisTs SCI M5 K9hnsr nfKeEzysEF nf szSs
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S1O.95O.

EDGEMOOR. MD.
In one of Washington's most attractive
large wooded lot. new s-room brick home,
bedrooms, 2 baths. 2nd floor; large Ev-
ing room. dining room. library with lava
tory. kitchen on FIRST floor; recreation
room. maids room and bath in basement;
Finished attic two-car garage. screened
porch. S17,450. E. NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40
Wisconsin ave WI. $40.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
rooms, including 1st-noor den. 3 large
bedrooms. screened porch. oil heat. nice
lot. in North Chevy Chase: sacrifice price,
$3.50: $1,000 cash required. WI. $500;
IL no answer, MI 1902.
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FACING BEAUTIFUL
SHERMAN CIRCLE.

REMARKABLE VIEW.
semi-detached home with 3 exposures,
at the low price asked. 8 bedrooms and
bath. 2 rear .porches. of which is fully
inclosed and large enough for full beds;
pantry; with a nice front porch. oil heat;
splsndidn }4G% sn.% CONDITION %n Cali J. WESLEY
Once Onen Until PM Daily
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PETWORTT-CORNER

95o-Large, roomy, 4-bedroom Colo
doctor or dentist: front and double rear
porches, 2-car garage. oil burner: property
vacant and In generally. good condition.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

5 RMS. NEARLY NEW, NICELY FUR
nished $50 mo. 2106 N Brandywine St,
] blk from Glebe I'd. and Lee hgwy., Arl..
Va GIL. 30ss, or JUDSON REAMY, agent.
CHI. 0220.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-FURNISHED HOME
for rent, 1901 Glover driveway. Emerson
6-ROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW. NEAR
by Bethesda: 3 bedrooms, 21s baths, large
yard and open porch; completely furnished.
Available Sept /. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
NEE
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wOODSIDE PARK.

wOODSuDE PARK.
S12.950
New Colonial detached brick located on
lot 74x105. beautifully wooded: two
southern exposures six spacious rooms.
two baths, frst-hoor lavatory, modern
kitchen with built-in breakfast table. q
screened porch 21x12 with sun deck above;
. specially designed fireplace Of marble
and slate, q replica Of the Williamsburg
period, and many other very attractive
features befitting the outstanding builder
call CO Mi Mr.. cImEMENTs. Bistrict s1o9. After
l pm, Woodley 1914.
2-FAMILY BARGAIN, Sc
$500, reasonable terms. Corner lot
Oil heat. Call MR.. MAHONEY, Dupont
1894; eve. Adams 6693
BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN PARK.
Large semi-detached brick home in one
Of incest locations, consisting of large hv-
ing room with open fireplace, large dining
room, breakfast room, large kitchen with
pantry. 8 large bedrooms. with inclosed
porch. Master bedroom with lavatory, rec
reation room with bar; detached garage.
This home at $3.50 is $1,000 under
market price. Shown BY appointment
only To see call Mr. GINNETTI District
300, or Trinidad 1882 evenings.
CLEVELAND PARK. Ss.e5O
Fine condition. s bedrooms, porches,
oil heat, garage. Mr. COOK or MR..
MAHONEY, Dupont 1884
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EDGEMOOR, MD, $13,25O.
SPACIOUS WOODED LOT.

Attractive detached masonry house
on one Of the prettiest streets In Edge
moor; z very quiet and refined neighbor-
hood. There are seven rooms and baths
mot including maids room and bath;
lovely open porch on living room: drst.
door den: two-car gsrage; The house 10
pos : PHILIPS IA. $500; evsainss wo.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)

Mo. incl taxes: small down payment; new
det, 5-6-rm. brick bungslows; tile baths,
gar. h.-w.h.; is minis. downtown Must
IN ROCKVILLE, MD-1O-ROOM HOUSE.
now rented as Q apts.: best section OF
town, within walking distance of schools,
rental income 1890 year: must sell at
once: price, $500; easy terms.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville Nd Phone 2R0.
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SUBLET, 1901 MASS. AVE NV. Il
room, dressing closet, kitchen and bath:
nicely furnished. In new building. MI. 6446.
1888 AMES PL. NE ROOMS. NEW
furniture, Kelvinator; unlim. phone; SS so
per week Trinidad S324
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GROOM BARGAIN.

rooms, side porch, attached garage, fre-
place In basement; $3.50: terms to suit.
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GEORGEToWN-LIvn ROOM WITH
fireplace. also air-conditioning unit; bed
room. bath kitchenette and dinette; gas,
cleo. phone included: 4 exposures: 3rd
foor apt: $50. Linens, china, silverware
not furnished. 3001 Dent pl NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT
CORP,
1912 N. Y Ave. NV. National $3.50.
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1917 N. VERNON ST,

Chevy Chase, Md.-$13,500.
New brick Colonial home: den and law
atory LIST floor; 4 bedrooms, . baths. at
tached garage: auto. heat, air-conditioned;
beautiful wooded lot: convenient to trans
portation. schools and stores; reasonable
terms. Be sure and see this home today
L. G. WHITE, REAL ESTATE,
710l wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1900.
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BERKSHIRE,

Fine condition. bedrooms, porches,
MAHONEY, Dupont 77S4.
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excellent condition; nice lot: n Of original
price. Call Mr.. COOK. Dupont 77s4. Eve.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Attractive bungalow on nice lot in close
in convenient section of ne s rooms.
bath, h.-w.h.. detached garage. front and
rear porches. Priced ut S6,250 for immedi-
ate sale. I0S cash. balance less than
rent. Well financed. Evenings phone SH.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and SITS. NE FR 5000.
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$685. 31st pl. n.w.-Early american
brick home. 9 rooms new ist moor, iui,,n sun
room 1924 IT,, breakfast room. 8 spa
cious bedrooms, 2 tile baths. stairway to
attic maids bath in basement: oil air
conditioned heat, garage; deep forest lot.
Open daily, 2-9 pm. l block on Tenny-
son st.
F. A. TWEED Co,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-12
PRI0RITIES REGULATIONS SPELL
QUICK DEATH FOR SMALL FACTORIES

credit Set up for yourself. You will
| find that it is easy as ever for the
man with ability to get to the top"
The big trusts did a great deal to
counter that argument by concentrate
ing the control of raw materials, pat
ents and surplus capital funds in a
few hands. The SPAB is completing
the job by allocating materials to the
enterprises with large production ca
pacity and leaving the small man out
in the cold.
There were 2O5,237 factories in the
U. S. in 1899. Forty years later the
number had fallen to 166,794, although
the number of wage earners had dou-
bled and the value of products had
been multiplied by 10. This concen-
tration of economic power was re-
ported in detail by the Temporary
Natl. Economic Committee.
Now comes the government, stated
by big business executives at a dollar
year, and under the plea of defense
emergency finishes off the concentra-
ton process by driving out of bust
ness more of the men-on-the-make.
The small producer was doomed in
any case. But the government, under
its emergency powers, con complete
in five years process that would
have required 80 years In the normal
course of business activity.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-12
OUISLINCS In HIGH PLACES?

| Hitler (merely a name for the Ger
man high command) realized that II
was easier to attack nation ruled by
traitors - his friends, than a nation
from which Quislings by orderly court
trials had been purged, and attacked
France to get her munition plants for
his final assault on Russian wheat
and oil fields.
The. wisdom of first cutting France
for material with which to fight Rus
STA is now being demonstrated. Even
with all the supplies Of south and
central Europe and Scandinavia, his
blitz against the Soviets is about over.
One-third of his army of June is in
Russian graves or German hospitals.
The Montana Standard must "eat
crow pretty freely from now on. Ger
man power is now stalled. And from
now on the team, backed by the
Standard and other newspapers pur-
posely obstructing the will of this ma
ton that the Murder-Bund of Berlin
be endorsed, is going to get some hard
punches.
These newspapers headline on front
page in large type every seeming Ger
man success. They have captured
Leningrad and Moscow months ago.
They destroyed the entire air force of
Russia three days after Hitler invaded
her. This was a small job for our
press because Lindbergh had two
years before grounded permanently
all the Soviet fighting planes (some of
which are still bombing Berlin every
now and them. Our dailies are as
we'll informed as our senior senator
who publicly announced in Montana
early in September 1889 that there
would be no war in Europe for one
year. while our Wheeler was MAX
ing his wise appeasing remark, Ger
man artillery cohorts were hitching
their horses to invade France.)
Our local press often equals in wis
dom one whom it quotes, once Colonel
now private, Charles A. Lindbergh,
married to a fortune made by the
House of Morgan. In Los Angeles on
June Fl, 1941 Lindbergh speaking to
10000 people said: ut is absolutely
that Germany and Rus
STA should fight each other" The
next day panzer divisions were in
Soviet territory.
Twenty-four years ago this same
Standard newspaper daily heralded in
front page bold type the "unbroken
victories" of Gen. Baron Wrangel
heading the armies of seven nations
invading Russia. Finally 1t was an
nounced in small type on an inside
page Gen. Baron Wrangel has es-
capped to Constantinople with part of
his baggage"
Whether the Standard likes it or
not, it probably has to publish finally |
hat he men of toll under the emblem |
Of the hammer and sickle have, with |
The aid Of millions of peace-loving but |
fearless Americans, planted the flag
If the Red Star over the state house |
If the Murder-Bund.
LOWNDES MAURY.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-12

nor what it will bring. His debt is
certain, but production and price for
it are always uncertain. The COOP
Herative movement, in company with
the farm organization, constantly
seeks to stabilize in advance the
price the farmer may receive for his
product. 1t is making Roadway in
securing crop insurance. But defi-
nitely, the Farmers Union has an out
standing record on farm debts, in its
victory over the Federal Land Bank
system, by which it ended the ortho-
dox, mercenary farm mortgage fore
closure.s Again, after another battle,
in congress, it won a reduction of the
old interest rate Of to percent to
a flat 31s percent rate on all Federal
Land Bank mortgages. Farmers who
contracted with the Land Bank to pay
interest at the rate of to percent,
for periods as long as "a years, now
get credit memo each year for the
difference between the old, high rate
and the newer, lower one-which the
Farmers Union organization won for
them, almost single-handed, after five
years Of intensive and well-nigh inter-
struggle. How was it accom-
plished, against such odds? Read this
column next week and get a live story
of the long-drawn out fight against
tribute exacted from the farm
ers of this land.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-12
By SCOTT NEARING

Priorities and the allotment of stra.
tegic raw materials have hampered
many non-defense industries. Their
effect has been far more drastic in
the field of small industries that are
unable to get the materials upon
which their continuance depends.
A few days ago I spoke with a
young man who has built up manu-
featuring business that employs five
workers. The business has been in
creasingly profitable. 1t completes
directly, in one small field, with Gen
eral Electric. Since the defense pro-
gram was launched the larger COM
pany has been able to get necessary
raw materials. The smaller company
cannot procure them.
ut is only a question of time before
we must shut up shop" said my in
formant. Il know the trade and can
easily get a job with General Electric.
But our business is finished for the
duration of the emergency"
This case is not exceptional Such
instances may be found in every in
dustrial community.
The latest census of manufacturers
lists 69,049 establishments that en-
ploy five persons or less. Another
46,402 establishments have from 6 to
20 employees
Although seven-tenths of all manu-
facturers employ 90 wage earners or
less, these small plants account for
only so of the total factory employ
ment in the U. S. By contrast the
241 largest manufacturing establish
ments in the nation Zone thousandth
of the. whole number) employ one
seventh of all factory workers.
The $4,000 small manufacturing
units were the stock illustration of
those who argued that free enterprise
was still a reality in American bust
ness. Heading these little plants
were many resourceful, ambitious
young men who were forcing their
way to the front.
"Any one can join Them" ran the
BUY machine or two on