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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Attend Receptlon

Kenneth Oelke. DeHald and
George Schechter attended the We
ception given for Mr.. and MIS-.
Hugo Myers, Milan, Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

-A,.i----- which -hlnnmed Tor
the first time this spring is bloom
Ing again in the yard of William
X. Green. ~ :. Prospect ST. The
bush has l9 blooms nov while in
.he spring it had only four. Mr..
Green set the bush out about three
FEARS ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

Saginaw Mich Sept 6--AP-A
study q relief problems and cases
involving migratory workers in
the Michigan sugar beet area will
be made here Sept IS at con
ference Of relief representatives
from Il counties The Michigan
Sugar Company, largest refiner IN
The state, Will present the manage
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Admits CHARGES

ST. admitted disorderly conduct
charges this morning in municipal
court. and was fined Sl0' Williams
was arrested by city police about
As p. m. on complaint OF his wife
that be was threatening her with a
gun.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Drivers PAY

Drivers Pay
For driving without having OPP
orators licenses with them John
Pinsinsk. Hamtramck; William II.
Jasper. Detroit. f. O. Nelson, Lin
coin Park. paid $685. each in mu-
nicipal court Friday Kinsey Wat
kins Detroit paid 81 for passing on
a marked Hill. and Leonard Tate.
this city. and c A. Bishop, lnkster.
paid 81 each for di,regardius stop
streets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
YpsiLanti Briefs

tltion in bomb" dropping, spot
landings and navigation contests.
Robert Braun Ann Arbor. Is in
charge of the meet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Pick of the Air Today
National eroaocastIna compan,

National BroaocastIno Company
Red network. WLW. 700. WWJ
$50, WTAM 100. WMAQ $40: Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 700;
WGN 720.
Columbia Broadeasting Company
-WJR go. WBBM $50. WCKY
1880. WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850.
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcastlna Company
network, WLW 700. CKLW sO0s
Red ] etwork, WLW zoo; Blue
WGN go.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

Monday
IHE WARssEorning: 700 NBC
CHS. 1855 NBC-Blue. $500 CHS
NBC-Red, 900 NBC- Blue, 1l:O0
MBS. Afternoon: 12:45. NBC. 100
MBS, 2:55 CHS MBS. 1855 NBC-
Blue, 500 MBS. 5:25 NBC-Red.
5:45 CHS MBC-Blue.
NBC-Red-1l a. m.-Words and
Music;
2:15-Ma Perkins;
5:45-Paul Douglas Sports.
CBS-l0 a. muddy Clark time:
3:l5 p. m.-Concert periods;
4'45-Ben Bernie entertainment.
NBC-Blue-l045 a. m.-Alma Kitch-
ell Brieicase;
II: 30-Farm and Home Hour. Sec.
Wickard;
1,30-lnte The Light.
MBS-1:15--Anne Dupont orches-
ira;
4:S0-John Sturgess, songs.
SHORT WAVES: DID DID Berlin
Ills Roundelay; Csc esd Lon
don Sis Democracy Marches;
TGWA Guatemala 10 Dvorak con-
cert: Csc esd London 11:15
Music OF Britain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Tonight

: NGN 40.
Tonight
THE WAR-6:30 MBS, 6:45 NBC
Red. 1855 CHS. 945 CHS, 11:OC
NBC CHS. 1880 MBS.
/ NBC-Red defense for America
ZOO Knickerbocker plays re
turn;
7:3o-Truth or Consequences;
S.N0-Barn Dance, Quiz Kids;
/ 9:3u-Latitude Zero. new time.
CHS Peoples Platform, Fal
Eastern Situation;
7:0o-Guy Lombardo,
7.30-City Desk;
S.0o-Hit Parade:
S;45-Jessica Dragonette Sere
made.
NBC- Blue-6 30-Little Old Holly
wood.
Bishop & Gargoyle;
9.o0-Jimmy Flynn Quiz.
s,50-NBC symphony, Roy
Shield
$50 SWEET and Rhythmic.
VI Do - oN~ ma wall IdllS,
S:50-America Preferred, Deems
Taylor.
900 Chicagoland Concert.
u.00-Crowning OF Miss America.
Sunday
THE WAR Morning: TOO NBC
CHS. 500 NBC CHS, $50 MBS.
10:00 NBC CHS. 1925 MBS Az
ternoon: TOO NBG=Red. l.: IS NBG-
Blue, 1880 CHS, 2:15 NBC-Red.
$50 MBS. Evening: 500 NBC
Blue. $50 CHS NBC-Blue. 1855
CHS. 500 NBC-Blue. 1000 CHS.
1920 MBS. Hoo NBC, 1889
MBS.
TALKS-MBS 10 a interviewing
Stand. Mental State of the Ma
ton; NBC-Red 1880 p. m, Round
table, Crisis of Capitalism"
MBS American Forum, Price
Control
NBC-Red-l2:15-Puge Sound Sal
mon Derby;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

2:30-Sammy Kaye Serenade;
4:0O-Joe and Mabel;
5'3ONGEeat Gildersleeve;
6:O0-These Four Men drama
Churchill;
7:OO-Return of Charles McCar
thy.
7:3O-One Mans Ramily;
$50 Studio y.
CBS-1O:O5 a. m.-Library OF Con
gress concert;
100 to 400 p. m.-Nauonal Sin
giles tennis;
4:0Q-Gladys Swarthout Family
Hour;
7:00-Kostelanetz concert;
500 Summer Hour;
9:30-Workshop. Anatomy OF
Sound"
NBC-Blue-l1:30 a. m.-Radio City
Concert;
1870 p. m.-Tapestry Musicale;
3:30-Behind the Mike;
7:30-lnner Sanctum mystery;
S:i5-Bill Stern Sports;
9;00-Good viii Hour.
MBS-2-Camp Lee broadcast. Dor.
othy Thompson and others;
2:30-National Rifle Matches;
5:0O-CBS Military Band;
6:00-Rookies;
s:00-Old Fashioned Revival;
9:3O-Cab Galloway Quiz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

The Butts-Tabor reunion was
held at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
David Garlick. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

the decision should be in favor OF exposure to
these rays
What Prof Muller does urge is that the
inheritance genes Of scientists and patients
undergoing X-ray treatment ought always 10
be carefully shielded from the potent rays
which strike them.
In every living cell of the human body are
two sets of chromosomes. tiny thread-ike
units which can be seen with a powerful mi
croscope Arranged like tiny beads along
these chromosomes in definite positions are
still smaller genes whose chemical compost
tion is believed to determine the special indi-
vidual characteristics of every living person.
Since there are thousands of separate
genes and a nearly infinite number of ways
they can be changed it can be seen that there
is a possibility for tremendous variation in
human beings.
The important thing is that each cell con-
tains TWO sets of chromosomes. One set is
inherited from the mother, the other from the
father Thus every person inherits qualities
from both the father and mother.
There is only one kind Of cell in the body
which does not have TWO sets of chromo-
somes, but has only ONE set. These are the
cells of the reproductive system the sperm
cells in man and the egg cells in woman.
When sperm and egg meet to form new
being the single sets of chromosomes from
the father and the mother add together and
produce the TWO sets which occur in the cells
of the child
With this brief exclusion into the science Of
genetics the results of piercing radiations on
the germs cells of some now=living young
scientist can be pictured
This scientist is working with X-rays or
with the rays from radium, or the even more
potent rays from some of.the new type Of
demonstrating machines If these radiations
are severe enough the scientist will receive
what is called an X-ray burn"
If the burn is bad one it may heal only
slowly, or not at all. Cases are known where
fingers and hands have had TO be amputated
to save the lives of these men Some of the
early workers with X-rays and radium died
from this cause as martyrs TO science.
Fortunately this immediate risk to scen-
lists working with potent radiatons is well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

but this rs a menace 20 immediate descen-
dants for it is "seX-linked' as is haemophilia,
and is transmitted by mothers to their sons.
Such sex-hnkcd inherited troubles are
worry but because they appear in each gen
GRAFTON family soon realizes that it has this
quality in its strain If the condition is bad
enough the people will sometimes wipe" out
the strain by not marrying and not having
children. This was actually the case OF a
famous scientist who was "A hunchbaCk and
came from family where this condition has
been inherited for three generations. He re-
fused TO marry and pass on this affliction.
What Prof. Muller and his fellow gene
ucists are worrying about are the "recessive"
kinds Of Inheritance qualities which do not
appear, necessarily, from one generation 20
the next but may skip family for years and
then pop up again like the Biblical Sins of
the Fathers"
While warning Of the dangers in modern
scientific research 20 the future Of man, Prof
Muller makes no plea for the stopping of the
wonderful results achieved by X-rays and
radium treatments in the conquest Of diseases
like cancer
Science" ne says must decide in each
case by balancing the chance OF benefit 10 a
patient against the chance Of detriment TO
future generations. II will often be clear that
hy American Weekly Inc Great Britain Rights Re,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

p years this means that with Drosphia the
effects and heredty can be studied $50 times
faster than in man
out Of all the intricate discoveries on gene
tics made with Drosophilia flies the flInda-
mental laws Of inheritance as first worked
out by the monk Mendel on Sweet Pea plants
have been amply confirmed time and again.
Scientists accept them also for human nheri-
lance, because no exception TO these basic
laws has been discovered
Just because some gene qualities do not
show up Immediately is no reason to believe
that they do not exist They can remain
buried" for generations and only appear
when a man and a woman marry and have
children in which the hidden. mutated genes
are present on both sides of the family.
Prof Muller, from his calculations, de-
cides that with a random marrying among
the population it will take on the average
some 1000 years for mutations of this kind
TO show up.
However, among scientists, who are risk
ing the most in this matter Of breeding a
future race Of who-knows-what, random mar
rying is not completely the rule. Some selec-
ton is at work
Being highly educated and intellectual
people scientists tend to marry their own in
tellectual type just as musicians tend TO
marry other musicians more often than they
marry into the general population.
If this is true II means that more and more
in the future the descendants OF scientists
now living will marry the progeny of other
scientists now living. They will do this far
more than mere random chance would ind-
cate.
Maybe this kind Of long range inbreeding
will not make a bad situation much worse
but il cannot be overlooked. 1t may turn out
that in 10 or 20 generations-insteado of the
so or 100 predicted by Prof. Muller-the gene
mutations now being produced will appear in
the population.
1t will be then that the danger will come
for the buried recessive genes will be fairly
well widespread among the offspring of
present-day scientists. IL will be then that
Prof. Muller and his fellow geneticists will be
looked upon prophets indeed But it will
be much too late TO do anything about il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

the past among some people this II" gene
initiated into the N gene which produces the
freak, non-clottng kind Of blood Of people
with hacmophnia
Whether the new and greatly increased cx-
posure Of many people 10 the piercing rays
of science viii increase mutations in the H"
gene. and turn 1t into the n" gene of hacmo-
phiha Is not certain but it is a possibility
Prof II. H. Strandskov of the University
Of Chicago has explained that on the average
any particular human gene will suffer one
mutation for every 10000 people Of each gen
Grafton. This means that in "A nation like the
United states, with it's $50 100000 population
there are some 200 people now living whose
II gene for the blood is INITIATING into the
non-clotting n type of blood gene.
The same kind of mutations occurring in
genes that govern other characteristics. can
cause other changes in the future OF man and
the bug-a-boo is whether or not man is rails
ing a potential race of freaks
Space viii not permit full list of the
newly-found troubles of man which are now
discovered 20 be inherited but il would in
clude many ancrgies types Of deafness ocu-
BAR troubles, diseases OF the nervous system.
diabetes and so on
one Of the most familiar is color-blindness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

FROM the piercing -eosn,ie rays pnnging down
= 90 earth from outer space and from the
! gigantic N-Iay machines and atom smashc-s
which the mind and ingenuity fashions are
coming potent radations which are nlolding
invisibly bat surely the kind of descendants
shall have in the year 394l A. D.
The Bible Exodus XX:5) speaks Of
visiting the iniquites of the fathers upon
the children unto the third and fourth genera
ton OF them that hate Me. i"
Science has now proved that the sins Of the
Biblical type are not inherited and that evil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

The Possibility That
Greet Afom-Smashers
are Changing EvoIu-.
+ion by Shooting Rays
at Our Little Carriers
Of Heredi+y. and the
Theory That the Hu-
man Race Will Begin
to Show the Asfonish-
ing Effects in 3941 A. D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Science has now proved
Biblical type are not inner
fathers and mothers
can have sanity sons
and daughters But
science also knows that
the bombardment OF
the human body with
piercing radiation, in
many cases made by
man himself. is chang
ing the genes and the
chromosomes SO that a
the men and women ef
the future viii he-dlf-
ferent than they are
today. q
All people in the
world are exposed 10
the still mysterious =
cosmic rays and have
been for time eternal.
Every second some 20 of thei
cosmic ray bullets" hit II
bodies Of every man. woma
and child in the world. Ever
cosmic particle hitting a ger
Of inheritance may either XII
II, or may change it so tha
II scrambles the qualities of il
heritance.
This has been going on fC
centuries and there is nothin
TO be done about it.
Then, too, there are countle.
thousands Of people in the worI
who, every day. receive potter
treatments with man mao
H-rays 20 cure their Affections
And finally there are hur
experts and scientists work
demonstrating machines who
posed TO piercing PARTICLES and
devices.
All these people risk chang
of inheritance which Will aft
descendants they will have.
The idea that the discov,
scientists can change animal
luton is appealing and what
good imagination can do W
shown by some of the pictur,
Some Of these freaks are p,
of them are probably impossi
fantasy only In particular
smashers like the new one
which is pictured, are not beir
such freaks even If they W
creation.
The main thing worrying S
the changes IN the genes c
changes called mutations are
faster now than before 1900 4
This is because OF the III
turn of the century. Of the
and of X-rays. And then. si
there has been an even suH 6
scientists learned how 90 smas
create potent radiations and
real "mass-producuon" basis
There are a few voices in
warning against the dangers
lay research may bring 10 IN
manity. one is the distinglI
from the University Of Edinl
Prof II. J Muller He is now
gator at Amherst College
only recently ne told
academy of Sciences. in w
changes now occurring within
scientists will be hidden for
these changes will appear II
dants lie fixed 2 1000 years he
likely average date for these '
20 appear Prof Muller has
and approved Of this article.
What the changes may b
say but they may be someth
with The known mutation Of <
ates the disease Of haemoph
ton where the blood does not
a mere scratch may cause dea
Of the late King Of Spain
ba,mophila
The quality ~ the blood
on from father and mother Q,
and from mother 90 the son
"Ht- gene Of inheritance. Bu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

experimental tool" for
many studies on hercd-
ity because IL breeds 80
rapidly and takes only
two weeks for one gen
GRAFTON 10 succeed the
next.
Since one generation
In man takes about
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
P0bIaciOneS IncUicas

BESIDE Lima, Peru, infcrman
que han sido encontradas las
ruinas de tres poblaIiones in
caicas de imponsntes dimensio-
mes, en- el Cerro Bamaba, Vale
Rio, y la iona de Urubamba, en-
ell departamento del Cuzco. Los
d~eScubrimientos fueron hechos
por una expedition mandada
por ell DR.. Paul Fejos Y estan
a cOrta distancia de las famosaS
ruinaS de Machcm Picchu. Una
de las poblaciOnes encontradas
Sc halla a una altura de 10000
piss y posee ARGOS imponenteS y
bien construidos y tres amplias
carreteras o caminos que rival
IAN con los de Machu Picchu.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02

existe la creencia de que ell e.
iercito ingl6s debera tomar
primo a Tobruk, la base tia
llama, antes de apoderarse de
Bardia. Cuatro aviones Italia
nos fueron destruidos y otros
sufrieron ayerias,
Una declaration hecha por
ell general Francisco Pricolo,
iefe de la aviaci6n itali2na, re-
vela que han llegado en- au-
xilio de Italia photos y avio-
mes alemanes. Pricolo pide
que los aparatos naZis y los pi
lotos sean considerados como
una gran unidad" italiana y
que sci es den todas las facili-
dades posibles.
Algunas escuadrillas Italia
mas que ayudaban a los nazis
en- ell ataque a I~nglaterra, han
represado a Roma y otros lu-
cares. Sc han quedado en- los
puertos del canal ingles avio-
mes italianos de GAIA.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
LAS BUL DE APE

FL notable escritor checoeslo-
waco Karel Capek, con ell tftulo
de Las Fabulas", escribe:
La Diplomacia: Gracias a
Dios, Ell acuerdo esta firmado.
Ahora nos corresponds idear la
forma de violarlo.
Ell derecho International 10
que no Sc puede hacer legalmen-
tie, puede ser hecho por motives
de prestigio.
Ell "gangster': La regla prin-
3ipal consiste en- ser Ell primero
en- disparar.
Ell d~iplomatico: lei derecho
International? ESQ es 10 que vio-
Ian frecuentemente los estados.
Una empresa de pcmpas fu-
nebres: Nuestra naci6n estA de-
cayendo. Carecemos de corr
feos... lTanto tempo llevamOs
va sin un entierro pomposo!
Ell patricia: IEste lucharia
por su patria y, sin embargo, no
tiene NADIA.
Ell eScritor: mo basta con
que yo escriba libros?
Ell lector: ninguna catastro-
fe mundial durante toda la Sc
mana! para que Sc suscribe u
no a los peri6dicos?
Ell periodista: La verdad es
solamente To- que favorece a
nuestro partido.
En- la reduction: Hay aqui
una noticia diciendo que encon-
traron un medicamento contra
la peste bubonica. ISaben decir-
nos 81 nuestro partido esta a ia
vor o en- contra de la peste?
Ell ciudadano: Maldito gobier-
mol Una vez mas Sc me apag6 ell
tabaco.
Ell peleador: icon que dere-
cho soy yo la victima por ha-
Der bebido demasiado.
Ell orador: En- nombre del no.
nor protestamos contra todo 10
que nos dana entertainments.
E. pordiosero: va digo: hay
que suprimir toda clase de CO.
lectaS beneficas.
El parroquiano: Escandalo.
Por que los pobres deben sufrir
con la pobreza?
La gaceta., 1941-01-02

y 70 paiSeS eXtranjercs. Stem
pre- intensamente religiOsO, LIE
Tou,neau fund6 su compahia
por 10 que el cree fu6 una ms
piracitn divina. Al principle de
su carrera cabace6 en- diferen-
tss oficios-cCmo obrero de una
fundici6n, campesino, empleado.
de un garage y un cOntratiSta
en- el regocio de nivelar tierras.
Hace mas de una d6cada q. a.
sistiendo a una asamblea de "a
v~ivamiento' religicso, en- Cali.
fornia, regres6 a su hogan i'm.
pregnado con fervor religiOso,
GO sent5 on su nequeno dosna-,
che, dibuj6 y prOdujO 81 nlcleo
de 10 que compone su pre-entc
industrial.
FL primer ano vendi6 maqui-
narias con un valor de S110.809
Y en- los nueve meSas termina-
dos en- septiembra de 1910 y3.
habia vendido $7,796,575. I'm
aumento de $3.50 sobre el ano
anterior,
A principles de csc aho la
~oompahia complete una adici6n
Il" rs oa0 pics cuadrados a su
fabrica de Peoria y recientemen
te abri6 una fabrica de $4,000,
600 en- Toccoa, Ga. En- esta Sc
mana Sc preparaba para entrar
en- un nuevJ campo. la fa5rica-
con de proyectiles, como result
tado de un contrato de $4,569,-
290 que la adjudic6 hace Is dias
la secretaria de la guerra.
"A medida que paso mas item
20 sirviendo a Dios, dice, mis-
negccios Green y prosperan'.
Tiene 81 amos de edad, seis
pies de estatura y pesa 200 IL
bras. Habla en- las iglesias con
vcz de bajo profundo y termina
sus Sermones con estaS pala-
bras: Amen, hermanOs.
"Dioz es ell principal acciC-
nista de Su corporaci6n'', porquc
ell 67% de las acciones pertene-
cen a la Fundaci6n LeTOurneau,
creada sn 1885 para extender el
evangelio por medic de misiOnes
Y actividades r~eligicsas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Ell bien saciado: Exageran
ESQ de la miseria en- ell mundo.
La cosa no va tan nal.
Ell de buena memoria va d.
jo hace so amos que marchaba-
mos hacia Ell abismo.
Ell pensionista EStoy viendo
que ell mundo sc acerca a su fin.
El anonimista No 10 escribi.'
ria bajo mi nombre. Cada hon.
bre tiene su honor.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02

eeabcard Air Line S6SS,O0O;
Atlantic Coast Line, S611, 600;
Illinois Central, $449, 900; T.xas
Y New Orleans, S415,OOO Ferro
carril del sur, SALE, 900; Missou-
ri Pa,ific, 1885. 600; Central de
Georgia, S212o00; Southern Pa
fl, $156,OOJ; Louisville v
Nashville, $135.O0O; Florida
East Coast, $127, 900; louisa
ma y Arkansas, $4,000 y O.
tres. Ell aumento fue ordenado
por Ell coronal Fleming al apro-
bar una recommendation del CO.
mite de la industrial de transpor
te por ferrocarril, nombrado ba
jo la ley de horas y Jornales.
Ell minimo Sera de SO centa-
vos la bora EN- las lineas de gran
extension y SO en- las cortas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
SUR LOS
de 10000 ObrerOs reSuItardn
beRefiCiadOS

Atlanta, Ga, Enero 2-LoS eS
-ados del Sur recibiran Ia parte
del leon en- aumentos de salaries
que beneficiaran a mas de 10000
rabajadcres, con un total de
mas de $7,OOO,O 600, segdn una no
ticia dada aver pOr ell corone'
Phillip F. Fleming, administra-
dor de la division de hOras y jor
males, Secrataria del Trabajo.
EStas categorias de emp,ea-
dos de 20 ferrccarriles que ope-
ran parte o por complete en- 81
Sur. recibiran S4,450,0 900 de los
100000 en- aumentos, en- la
lorna siguiente:
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
Ell PESO DE LA
CORRESPONDENCE

En- un informe dado a como
Ger hoy por ell Sr. S. G.. Harris
on, superintendent de correos,
sc prueba que la correspondent
ella llegada y salida, en- ell ano
que ACADIA de terminar, aunmen-
to en- 22,691 libras sobre la del
aho anterior. En- 1880, per CO.
rreo Sc mandaron 83,348 libras,
combarado ell total con 60,657,
81 ano 1889.
En- diciembre las oficinas To-
Gales manejaron 1920 libraE,
o Incorporation con 1891 en- di-
ciembre de 1889.
0cho aeroplanos, transportan
do correspondence, entran y Sa
len diariamente de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-02
La Religion en- los NegOciOs

LW NttDtO Vb tNo AfN0NNNN'
Todo 10 que tengo es teStimo-
Mo de 10 que Dios puede hacer
por un hombre, no 10 que I'm
hombre puede hacer por 81 mis-
mo-dice r. G.. LeTcurneau,
p~residente de Ia Corporation R.
G. LeTourneau, Inc, de Peoria,
Illinois, e~xplicando el extraordi-
mario exito de su firma, que en-
IL afios de existencia Sc ha cOn-
vertido EN- una de las principal
les falbricas del pals que hacen
aparatos para extracr y reno
yer terra. Sus prOductos llevan
los nombres pintorescos de
"raspadoreS', "desarraigado-
res, bulldozers, an~gledozers Y
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