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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
Hullndn Lad Is
Buried Sunday

Funeral services were held in
Des Moines, Ia, on Sunday for
Louis Mailman, sophomore in
Hardin high school, who died
last Friday.
The boys death occurred after
an operation for tumor of the
brain at Rochester, Mimi, 1t
was stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. 81, Louis Goodluck of
Lodge Grass and Alice Iron Of
st. Xavier.
Feb. 20, George Takes Gun
Of st. Xavier and Cynthia Sees
The Ground OF Grow Agency. !
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
Will Continue
Meetings Here

Henry c. Marty who is adj
dressing at the -Four square chu-
rch will continue for another
week, Rev. E. w. Goodman, pas
tor of the church etated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
IS FINED ON
TRAFFIC COUNT

Charles Blum was arrested on
Feb. 81 by State Highway Pa
trolman Glenn M. Schultz for
driving over the center line.
He entered a plea of guilty
on Feb. % before Justice of the
Peace Charles A. Corkins, and
was fined IS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
NOTICE

NOTICE 4 I'll s-s ;5}$ 3E & 4,g (,
The County Farmers Union
Get-to-gether viii be held On
March 4 at ESQ In the commun-
ity room Of the court house.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Sc muy bien por 10 que 10 hago,
Y es su deber contestar siempre.
Eulalia, humillada, irritada,
guard6 silencio, lanzando un le-
We suSpiro,
10 que ell p~residente Sc habia
propuesto, al interrogar de a.
quel modo a la de las Torres,
era que Gustavo Sc enterase con
detalles de 10 ocurrido en- ell no.
tel de su mujer.
Pero Gandara va 10 saba.
FL fiscal hizo ahora unas pre-
guntas a la acusada, y ell presi
dente liam6 a varios testigos de
interes secundario
Al fin. aquel agit6 Ia campa-
nila, resumiendo de este modo:
5Asi, pueS, listed, senior
qandara, sigue negando su par
ticipaci6n en- ell orimen! mo, no
cOnteste, no Olga NADIA ahoFal
Esc6cheme. listed sabe tambien
que s0 espOsa est& prOOesAda v
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

-iY listed no saba que era
un apache. y que csc hombre t.
MIA una amsnte7
VA comprendera listed que
no.
Ell false condo. lie ha roba-
do a listed alhajas valiosas, no
es ESQ?
ST, senior.
-GY una suma, en- dinero,
que Sc acerca al million de pese-
tas, o pasa del million, no es yer
dad?
Eulalia, cada vez mas irrita-
d., acab6 por decir, en- tono al
two y mascando las palabras:
1En efecto, senior presiden
te! Pero no Sc que relaci6n tie
ne este suceso con Ell proceso de
mi marido, nj creo Eue.....
listed no tiene derecho a
hacer observaciones a este Tri-
bunal-ia interrumpi6 Ell presi-
dente- OuandO 20 u prsgunto.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

VapulearOn los Braves ! los CaFdenaIes

'tuv0 gu juicio. Durocher alcga.
ba que Lopez Sc habia apart1dc
de la Inca del bateador.
Restablecido ell orden, "deche.
chos" los nervios, Ell pitcher ca
sey lanz6 tres bolas, '~'pesimas.'
Magekurth, un hombre co-pu
5ento, de amplios hombros, Sc
quito la Garcia, avanz6 hacia q
"box" y lie dijo a Casey que e.
no podia burlarse de su autori-
dad y tampoco del p1blico.
Durocher sigui6 los pasos de.
arbitro, gritando y protestan1O
Entonces Sc lie expuls6 del jue-
go, escoltandolo ell arbitro de bs
ses, Tom Dunn.
Lopez recibi6 la base por DO.
las y entonces ALI Anderson di:
par6 un tribey, produciendost
la carrera de la victoria. LOPEZ
no "conect6" de hit" en- ire
wees al bate, pero hizo la carrt
ra decisiva.
Brooklyn SC, Oh, 2e; Pitts
burg &c, Ion, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

car.
I'm hombre que fue toda su
vida honrado y recto. puede de
jar de ssrlo en- un momento, a.
rrastrado por una passion,
GiNo era este ell case de Gan
dara?
INo lie habria cegado la avari-
cia, y ha5ria envenenado al ban
quero en- un instante de locura,
ae obcecaci6n?
Ell Tribunal iba a fallar.
La Justicia de los hombres
loa a hablar de nuevo.
Gandara volvi6 ahora I'm ms
tante la cabeza. cambiando con
Pura, que seguia llorando en- 81
iencio una mirada de infinita
augusta.
II m1sico, sin saber por que,
presentia que otra vez Sc iba a
yer condenadO, que Otra veg iba
. emprender ell viaie hacia 81
presidiO ~infsmantA.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

rrene de Phillips, frente a iea
Espartsnos de la Univereidad
de Tampa.
Sera el primer partido De los
universitarios locales baJo Ia
direction de Flucie Stewart.
Arribaron aver los maestrosi
% en- conjunto, comandados por
A. E. Choate.
Cree Choate que su "once" es
mejor que ell de 1910.
Por la tarde una procession re
correra las Gales, llevando a su
frente la banda de la Universe
dad.
La Inca de combate de los Els
partanos estara tornado por
Howell, Thornton, Read, Moore
Anderson, Weiner, Brennan,
Hatch, Kaufman, Comparetto y
Beynon.
Ell once de los Maestros esta
compuesto por los Srest. Stuart,
Smythe, Stringer, Hinson, Clip
son, Pyle, Hanks, Hagler, Mat
tair Ellison y HARRISON.
Nova, ell joven de California, de
rrotara al campe6n Jose luis
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Sc quiere verter sobre mi con-
Quota de que fueron mis- aman-
ties algunos de los hombres de
negocios con los que me codea-
ba.
FL presidente la interrum-
pic:
lei senior Ndnez Perez fue
uno de esos amigos suyos, que
la ayudaron en- sus negocios?
Isl, senior.
fla facilit6 dinero ell Sc
nor NGhez?
-Alguna vez.
-IEn grandes cantidades2
Mo podria precisar. Solo
puedo decir que yo coloque STEM
pre- mi dinero en- empresas bue-
mas, que me permitian duplicar
y quintuplicar las sumas que
empleaba en- POGO tempo. ASH
fui amasando la fortuna q. po-
SEQ, con mucho trabajo, con mu
cho herOismo, sin tener necesi-
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
La Gaceta Folletin No. no
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Seg1n ella, habia abandona-
do su casa porque Sc lie hacia in
tolerable "a existencia al ladO
de su esposo, hombre bueno. ST,
pero muy raro, muy estramb6-
tico, como todos los artistas... Y
ahadi6:
-Despues, yo hice, en- Ma
drid, primero, y en- Paris des-
pues., la vida de una mujer mo-
derna Mi honra estaba a cubier
to de tOdos los ataques, por mi
conducta intachable. Y me de-
dique de lleno a los negocios. Els
verdad que no pCcos de mis- an
tiguos amigos me ayudaron, pc
10 20 rechazO IA acusaci6n que
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Los dos clubs que aspiran al
campeonato de la Liea Nacional
Brooklyn y San Luis, fueron de
rrotados aver.
Atacaron los Piratas a los
Dodgers y los vencieron con a.
notaci6n de seis ~carreras por 5.
Con dos Strikes" en- Alfonso
Lopez, ell famoso catcher, Casey
cometi6 I'm ''balk" Y ell umpire
Magekurth permiti6 que Vicen-
tie Di Maggie, que Sc encOntra-
ba en- tercera, entrase a "hOme.'
Los Dodgers Sc pusieron flu
riosos y Casey era 81 mas furio
so de ellos pero ell arbitro man.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Los Terriers del Institute
Hillsborough derrotaron aver a
los "pekineses" de ia Academia
Militar de st. Petersburg, con
anotaci6n de as pOr 0.
Fu6 algo asi como un abuse
V los esfuerzos combinados de
Harry Kerr, Harold Greco y
Manuel Miranda, no dejaron
"respirar" a los cadetes.
Los ~visitantes no pudieron
entrar en- ell territorio de los
''perrazos' de Seminole.
Greco realize una carrera d.
60 yardas y fue muy aplaudido
"Cobraron" facilmente los
estudiantes, mientras los cade.
ties Sc batian en- retirada y fina
mente Sc rendian.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19


prcbabaemente por "nccart" en-
el decimo tercero 0 decimO Guar
to asalto.
va Braddock hizo pron6sn :
cos de la misma fndole, en- otras
ocasiones, y despues tuvd que
buscar excuses para sus equivo-
c~aciones.
Els tanta su "frescura" que
hasta sehala ell "momento" de
la caida.
Mike Jacobs n~ecesita muchas
opiniones de esa naturaleza pa
"a despertar Ell interes de los
"fieles."
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
LIGA AMERICANA

San Luis &c, 14h, lie; Wash
ington &c, 10h, lie.
La victoria Sc lie anot6 a Ale
jandro Carrasquel. Ortiz dispa-
r6 un hit, en- cuatro wees.
Cleveland &c, 11h, De; Boston
lie, 8h, lie.
Fue otra victoria mas para
Bob Teller.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
Las Panteras a Bradenton

Las PGntefdS q BfGdent0n
Las Panteras de Plant juga-
ran hoy, en- Bradenton, con la
Onda Dorado de esa ciudad.
Jimmy Hughes utilizara a los
siguientes atletas: Nice ormick,
Rights, Evans, Millsaps, Bigby,
Gillett, Fletcher, Lowery, Bald
win y Bell.
La direction del Bradenton
recurrira a los s~ervicios de ia
mison Bradley, Lovestead, Rish
Proveaux, Silvertooth, Hall,
Darty, Hatton, Bunton y Griff-
it'll.
Bob Pittman dirige a la On
da Dorado.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Richie Lemos, ell campe6n del
peso de puma para la Asocia :
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo, derro-
to en- Fresno, California, q Lit.
tie Black Joe, de Manila.
Pesaba Lemos 1872 libras, seis
sobrbe Ell Unite de su categoria,
y ell filipino, 1913.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Gallo, hacienda sehas a I'm i.
Jier' que Sc acerc9 Immediate
mente.
iHabia llegado Ell momento
decisivol
Els verdad que estaba en- TO-
das las %conciencia la cast seguri
dad de la inOcencia del mdsico.
Pero.. ~ las pruebas de a.
quelia inocencia D..
Las declaraeiones de los testi
gos favorables a Gandara. aun
siendo tan emOcionantes, tan pa
teticas como la que habia hecbo
Aranguren, pOr ejemplo, no pro
baban nada
I'm hombre buenO puede DE-
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
CON LOS GUANTES

Jim Braddock opina, sin que
su opinion deba ser tomada CO.
mo "articulo de fe," que Lou
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Ell gallego Villar no ha iicho
que Gabe Menendez quiere un
arbitro que decida a favor de
Scott; pero los 'fieles" latinos
ST 10 dicen.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

detenida por este crimen Y nor
ell suceso desarrollado en- su no.
tel del paseo de Resales. iBien
no olga NADIA! iGuarden silep-
clio! La Sala va a deliberar unos
momentos...
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
Ell PartidO de Hoy

Los Maestros de Alabama jul
garan hoy por la noche, en- ell te-
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
Emalia Sc inmut6.

Eulaila sc lnmut0.
Desde hacia unos dias, desde
hue ocurriera Ell suceso de su
hotel del paseo de Rosales, esta-
ba detenida, 10 mismo que Joa-
quina y que odette, hasta Que
Sc aclarara aquel suceso.
va 10 sabe ell senior presi-
dente-dijo al fin la mujer de
Gandara.
ESQ no es raz6n para que
listed Sc niegue a narrarlo de
nuevo ante Ell Tribunal.
lie cOnOci pOr casualidad.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

dad de matar a nadie.
i listed conocia ell testamen
to del senior Ndnez?
No, sedor.
-Perfectcmente. IQuiere us
ted contar al Tribunal como CO.
noci6 al condo de Noir en- Pa
ris? AL false conde de Noir,
quiero decir
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
IA GACGIA

a E-ri6dlco en- idauunA EspaAOl
- mks circuIaci6n en- TsHpS
..1ctoFiano Manteiga, Editor
Sascripci6n semanal: 20 C
3OS Ia. Ave-. YbOr City. Fla
TslSfono Y 37SS
La gaceta., 1941-09-19
OEPOR1ES
Tirando Ell Balon

Victoria de los Terriers
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

New York 1c, Al, Be; Chica-
go 7c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

TODD indica que la pelea del
lunes pr6ximo, entire Villar y
Scott, Sc e~fectuara en- la nueva
Arena que lleva el nombre del
coronel Hesterly.
La Marque dijo aver que los
trabajos progresan de manera
notable y que estara lista para
ell lunes.
Villar pesaba hoy, segGn sus
amigos, menos de 200 libras.
IA quien sc escogera para ar
bitro de Ia pelea entire Villar y
Scott?
Gabe Men6ndez, 'la cuha del
mismo palo," quiere a uno "im-
parcial," pero de su gusto.
Scott es un boxeador inferior
al rubio Lee Savold, vencedor de
Villar.
La gaceta., 1941-09-19

Los Cardenales perdieron el
desafio de aver con los Braves,
dcminados por Manuel Salvo.
Con sus seis hits s6lo pudieron
anotar una carrera.
La derrota les impidi6 llegar
al primer lugar de Ia Liga.
De un juegO solamente es la
ventaja de los Dodgers, que sa-
Heron con rumbo al oeste, a jul
gar con los Phillies y los Bra
vos.
81 Brooklyn tiene ganadOs SO
desafios, perdidos SO y un pro-
medic de GAL Ell San Luis osten
"a 81 victorias, 81 derrotas y un
promedio de 636.
Boston DC, 8h, De; San Luis
lie Oh, lie.
Los Cardenales jugaran hoy
con ell Chicago y les aguarda
despu6s una serie con los Pira-
tas.
Cincinnati sc, 9h, 2e; Filadel
flo DC, Oh, Re.
Filadelfia &c, ION, &c; Cincin
natl Sc, 1Gh, De.
New York 1c, All, Sc; Chica-
go 7c, III, lie.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

A new motor road from Casa
blanca to Dakar has been recent
ly completed. Off1cially, that
road will help develop trade in
Africa and trucks supplied with
American gasoline are supposed
to ply between the two points
thus reviving commerce in that
section.
Military observers, however,
are not particularly pleased with
this highway. They maintain
that the new road would help
the Germans rush forces from
Spanish Morocco to Dakar in
the event either Great Britain
or the United States should land
troops in French West Africa.
To support this theory, it is
pointed out by these observers,
that number Of airdromes have
been completed recently. The
French authorities may call them
Evening star., 1941-07-25

delighted with this measure OF
the administration. Later. If
the opportunity arises. 1t Will
use this embargo as an excuse for
"reprisals' that may be ordered
by Japan against the United
States.
A mighty japanese Army and
a large portion of the japanese
feet will be stationed hence
forth in Indo-China. According
to some observers, it would not
be surprising to see the japanese
Navy move shortly TO the Celebes
Islands-Dutch possessions situ-
ated between Borneo and New
Guinea-and possibly to Dutch
Borneo where there are lmpor-
tant oil fields. Japan will eX-
plain, that it needs the products
of that island and since the de-
lenses there are weak Toxic will
have made an entering wedge
into the Netherlands Indies at
little sacrifice.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

Hence, it may be accepted that
when he made that statement he
did so in all seriousness. But, what
does it imply? Normally, it could
be interpreted as meaning that up
to now there has been no close eX-
animation of the Federal finances;
that the facts about our fiscal affairs
have been only casually surveyed
by those responsible. Yet, Mr.. Nor
genthau hardly could mean it that
way, as that would constitute an in
dictment not only of himself but of
his chief, whose slightest wish is
his law.
Undoubtedly, it was curious
statement to come from the head of
the Treasury; but it is not worth
while worrying about whether there
were any hidden implications in the
Morgenthau words or whether he
was just being naive. 1t is not even
worth while to point out that the
close look" which he now urges is
long overdue and that, while the
present is its most appalling aspect,
for several years it has not been
possible for anyone with an uncloud-
ed mind to take near view of this
picture without alarm.
The Time Has Come.
Rather, it seems better to avoid
these and other obvious comments
and just be grateful that, at last,
Mr.. Morgenthau thinks the time has
come to grapple with the realities
If that is what he does think. Be-
cause, it seems incredible that man
in his position who sits down and
looks closely at the picture will not
feel impelled to action. There is
not space here to present the details
of what look would reveal. but it
is possible to mention several things
which even a nearsighted man would
be sure to see. Outstanding, of
course, is the fact that for nearly
seven years there has been no CO.
herent nor consistent Federal fiscal
policy, except that of expensively
expanding the Federal Government
and pouring the Treasury billions
out in all directions far faster than
they could be taken in.
This was not Mr.. Morgenthaus
policy. 1t was wished on him and
he had no alternative to acuui-
eScense except to resign. He could
not bring himself to do that, but
there is no doubt that he has
suffered. What Mr., Morgenthau
now will see, in close look. is that
this spending policy, before the
war, had piled some $4,000, 600. 900
on top of a debt Of s21 900 900 900
that since the defense program was
inaugrated billions more have been
added Until the total now ap-
proaches S5O,0OO,OO 100000: that when
the arms spending, now planned
is completed we will be we'll on our
way to 100000. 100000. This is a
staggering prospect, but it is made
more so by the insdequacy of the
steps taken to meet it,
Mr. Morgenthau is certain to see
al this, and more, in the picture at
which he now proposes to look
Evening star., 1941-07-25


Man Prayer" from the play, Jobs
Speech 10 the German sponsored
since 1888 by Goebbels all over
Germany.
Recognize them, the Roman
Catholic vampires! German
youth, stay away from such like,
unite against the international
bandits"
Posters in Germany in 1885.
X
THE history of Christianity is
history of lies and swindles,
murder and crime, oppression,
violence burning of cities
and torturing of inhabitants, in
quiSltlonS, persecution of here
tics, witch burning, plundering
the poor and the weak, jails, en-
slavement of the mind, execution
Of the innocent-al this in the
name of Christ"
Ernst Bergmann, professor of the
book, The German National Church"
X
1--WE must protest against the
claim of the Christian religion to
be the religion of the German
nation. For its essence is quite
foreign and repugnant to us. Be-
fore us lies the goal of Teu-
tonic, a German morality which
will rank higher than that of
Christianity"
Wilhelm Hauer. a former pastor
and now professor Of theology at the
University of Tubingen.
X X y
when in centuries to come,
mankind will see the present
events in their true proportions,
they will say: Christ was great,
but Adolf Hitler was greater"
Will Becker, a leader Of the Ger
man Labor Front
X X x
THE morally corrupt, unpatri-
otto clergy is neither willing nor
able to administer wealth be-
longing to the German nation
.. If it is taken away from
them, they lose nothing to which
they have the slightest legal
claim
-Das SChUarze KorpS, organ Of the
s S. advocating measures of exproprl-
alton of the Catholic Church. on charges
Of mlSmanagement and immortality in
monasteries. November ID. 1889
X
"'But I say to you, love your
enemies, bless those that curse
you, do good to them that hate
you, pray for those who insult
and persecute you According to
Nordic feeling, this is ethics for
morons and idiots.
1T is an invitation to self
abasement without parallel, which
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Nozis Declare World Of Future Will Soy:
Christ Was Greet, but Hitler Was Greater

would force any one who agreed
to it to feel the greatest con-
tempt for himself. This teach
ing is so hair-raising that one
cannot grasp the reason for its
being. unless one realizes It's mean
intention of making humanity a
crippled horde OF slaves.
The determination to. destroy
all opponents is just as indispen-
sable a factor of human worth
and human dignity as the cham
pionship of everything that is
high and worthy of love-"
From "Bolshevsm in the Bible"
by Hans Hauptmann, published in
1887 in Leipzig.
"* Our leader becomes the
intermediary between his people
and the throne of God -" =.
Everything which our leader ut
ters is religion in the highest
sense, in its deepest and most
hidden meaning"
Goebhes speaking IN Berlin on
March 80. 1896.
X y y
I'VE are the merry Hitler Youth,
We need no Christian virtue.
For our leader, Adolf Hitler,
Is our redeemer, our intercessor.
No evil priest can stop us
From feeling we are Hitler's
children.
We follow not Christ, but Horst
Vessel,
Away with incense and the holy
water vessel.
Singing, we follow Hitler's BAN
ners.
Only then are We worthy of our
sires.
I am no Christian and no
Catholic,
I go with S. A. through thick
and thin,
The church can go take a run
ming jump;
The Swastika makes me happy
on earth;
| will follow it step for step"
Song of the Hitler Youth.
But now we must again,
because of a series of experiences,
confirm that the attacks have not
become more bearable, but rather
more hostile and more violent,
and certainly more evident. They
strive for the hindrance of and
the sucking away of the blood of
Catholic life; Furthermore, the
destruction of the Catholic
Church among our people; even
the uprooting of Christianity in
general and the introduction of
a faith that no longer has the
least relation to belief in God and
the Christian belief in a fu-
ture life
ITO our profound regret We also
have heard and experienced at
tacks made upon the personal
honor of the Holy Father in an
especially injurious manner -.
Catholic books and writings
are subjected to the severest CEN
sorShip and frequently are even
forbidden, confscated or de-
stroyed.
The Nazis have kindled a war
of determination against religion
and, as they proceed, they create
a assure in the soul of the Ger
man nation which tends to d.
minish the very strength of the
country"
German pastoral letter. signed by
all German bishops. August 10, 1898.
tReleaSed by the Bell Syndicate. IncD
Evening star., 1941-07-25
The Great Game of Politics
"A Close Look at Fiscal Picture Might
Inspire Mr. Morgenthuu to Action

closely For example. he will see
that the pending drastic tax bill
to raise $4,000, 100000, will fall far
short of the Treasury needs; also
that it is unscientific and political.
He will see further that his own
inslstence and the Presidents, sup
ported by the head of the Federal
Reserve Board, that every nom
defense expenditure should be
pared to the bone" has been
ignored. On the contrary, he will
see that the normal governmental
expenses have gone up instead of
down and that his suggestion that
81 900 100000 might be Topped off
has been forgotten.
Not a Pretty Picture.
And, if his eyes are good. Mr..
Morgenthau also will see that the
budget submitted by the President
last January was a trick budget;
that we are now operating on the
double-pudget system, under which
no one can tell just where we are
at any time; that the recent Farm
Parity Act has pulled the financial
structure still further out of shape,
and that there are pending schemes,
which, If enacted, will tear it to
pieces. Also, if he looks carefully,
Mr.. Morgenthau may discern in the
picture such economic excreScences
as the administration silver policy
and various useless and costly
gadgets, such as the Office of Gov
ernment Reports. There is also to
be seen in the fiscal picture the
swollen N. Y. A. and many evi-
dences of waste in the expenditure
of defense funds. 1t will likewise
be difficult to overlook that there
are extremely few imitation curbs
and many inflationary presSureS.
Altogether, Mr.. Morgenthau will
not find it pretty picture, but he
is everlastingly right when he says
that 1t is time to take a close look
at it. Perhaps the look will inspire,
or frlghten, him into action of a
kind to make it less grotesQue and
terrible. No one knows better than
he what needs to be done. The rea-
son he has done so little TO date is
because he has had no encourage
ment from the White House to
apply the principles of the multiple
cation table TO Treasury transac-
tions-rather the reverse. Perhaps
the close view may induce him to
stop looking upon such men as
Senator Byrd and Mr.. B. NJ. Baruch,
who want TO help, as enemies. Per-
haps it may enable him to convince
the President of the vital necessity
of Transforming the picture into
something fit to look at. No better
way of contributing to the national
safety and strengthening the ma
tional defense could be found.
Copyright. 1941D
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Butter Producers Fight
0Ieomargarine Ediet
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July 25.-The United
Dairy Committee, representing dairy
men in 25 States, was on record to-
day as opposed to the new oleo-
margarine standard decreed by Fed
eral Security Administrator McNutt,
which is to become effective Septem-
Der 6.
The committee at its first meeting
yesterday voted against any stand
ard of identified ton which permits
the manufacture or sale of oleomar-
garine in imitation Of butter.
The members, recently named to
plan the dairy industry's course
under the defense program, urged
that Mr.. McNutt modify his edict
or reopen hearings on the standard.
Failing in this, they recommend
that an injunction be sought in the
courts if needed to protect butter
interests.