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Evening star., 1941-07-26
Minor Results

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, s; Toronto. 3.
Eochester 8: Baltimore. O..
Buffalo. So: Newark. 81.
Montreal, 3-2: Syracuse, 2-s.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 16; Columbus. z.
MINNEAPOLIS, .; louisville, l.
Kansas City. 2; Toledo, /.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San DIEGO. 8; Sacramento. 2
Oakland, 9; San Francisco, 0.
Los Angeles. 9: Hollywood, 8.
Seattle, Z; Portland. ..
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas II: Houston. 3.
Shreveport: 1s; Oklahoma City, 8.
Tulsa. a.: Beaumont, 30.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. e-5: Little Rock. s-.
Birmingham. Z: Memphis, g.,
Chattanoosa. 3; Knoxville, Q Us in
rings).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford. II: Scranton, o..
Wilkes-Barre, 2-1: Springfield. IL
williamsport. 4; Albany. 40 in
Elmira, s: Binshamton. 3.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Harrisonburg, u: Newport News. :.
PstersSuTs,' PsRasours' sLs: :asaien, saIen. IS.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Winston Salem. 5-3; Richmond. IS.
Norfolk 81; Asheville. IL.
Greensboro. 7: Durham. /.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Queen Pin Duo Ready
For All Rivals After
Routing Anacostia
Geib, Meeow Bog Bowling
Bottle by SO Margin;
Women Tilt Tonight

El Geib and Reds Megaw. a new
and potent duckpins duo. probably
can expect a few challenges around
town after turning in a 99-pin VIC
tory over Cletus Parnell and Nick
Rinaldi in an exhibition match last
night at Anacostia Spillway.
Representing the Queen Pin
drives. the victors moved Gown
1892 sticks to the losers 1883, each
turning in a high game OF l53.
MegaWs 66s took set l1onors
Rinaldi's lat and 6ls were best
for the vsnquished.
United Service Organiza ations
benefited from the match. spon-
sored BY the Southeast Business
Mems Association. which was fol-
lowed by hat collection.
Brookland Recreation women will
entertain Lorraine Gulli's quintet
tonight at 8 O'Clock. Miss Gulli'S
lineup will be the same that won IN
the Washington Ladies League and
is composed of Catherine Quigley.
Jessie Sacrey. Virginia Wiltbank
and Ingomar Moen.
BroOkland will be represented by
Evelyn Sebastian, Donna May Null
uuin. Hope Wilkinson. Mary Norris
and Ruth King.
Caroline Hiser pinch-hit for Ma
bella Herring and picked up indi-
vidual honors as Anacostia Spillway
trounced Brookland. 1859 TO l.572.
Miss Hiser posted a high game OF
1873 and a 357 set.
Vickie Croggan paced Brookland
with a 332 set, while Lois Gladding
turned in the best game of l25.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Bob Barnett. Chevy Chase golf
professional. started it all when he
said: L think the victory of Bobby
Brownell in the Maryland Open
championship marks a turning point
In golf in this sector 1t means that
at last the pros have real rival.
! also think it will mean we will
have better amateur golfers. for
wherever one good man rises in any
section, others come along
Witty Cox of Congressional and
Al Houghton of Beaver Dam echo
the same sentiments. Between them
these three happen 10 be an accurate
cross-section of professional thought
on what is happening in the fairly
important game of golf, game that
daily has many thousands of play
ers out on the public and private
courses in and around the Capital
Remember Bobby Jones?" asked
Cox. He was the greatest stimulant
golf ever has had. AS soon as Bobby
started winning the man in the
street and the man in his chauffeur
driven limousine started thinking
that, because here at last was a man
who could and did lick the profess
sionals at their own game. maybe he
tthe lesser man might have a
chance
Il think Brownel's win is the
finest thing that has happened in
golf here in many years" said
Houghton. Bobby not only is a
great golfer but he is a fine competi-
tor. believe he is the nearest thing
to the George Voigt and Roland Nc
Kenzie of Is years ago We have
seen. also think that win of his
will have a good effect on the game
In this town and this section
Bobby Concerned With Winning.
OF course Bobby Brownell didn' I
think of all these angles when he
was putting the crusher on Andy
Gibson in the epic last-nine-hole
struggle at Elkridge last Tuesday
All Bobby was thinking about was to
get the next shot close enough to
hole the putt And to outlast the
Scotsman. He did that all right,
But also Bobby won the admira-
ton of the professional golfers by
that exhibition of courage and skill
And not grudginglv either. Every
pro with whom I talked went all-out
to praise the worth Of the tow
headed 22-year-old who graduated
from Duke University little more
than a month ago and hopes soon
to be with the F. B. l.
I've seen it happen before, and
not so manv times either" said
Barnett. Whenever YOU have a
really fine amateur in any links
sector the whole game steps up
The pros feel it in competition, in
sales and in the general tone of the
game. They noticed it when Bobby
Jones was winning, and they'll
notice it around here with good
amateur such as Brownell. The
pros, of course, have certain pride
about golf. They don't exactly hate
to lose to an amateur. but they fee
that, being pros, they should beat
the amateurs.
And when they lose it spurs them
on to greater effort. You'll notice
think, that there will be better
golf played around here now that
an amateur has come up who has
| licked and can lick the men who are
acknowledged masters of golf"
Watch what's going to happen
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Joseph and Duncan Returning
For Auto Races at Lonhdm

Duncan, one of the best money
drivers in the game, has intrigued
Lanham fans with his amazing abil-
ity to outscore majority of higher
powered, super-de luxe jobs with his
modest $50 secondhand motor.
Ten of the % drivers expected to
make up Tuesday nights field def
initely were in the fold today. The
list includes Jim Forte, Andy De
Vercelli, Johnny Ringer, Walt Walk
er. Henry Steiger. Andy Furci, Bill
and Joe Sheppard.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Mount Rainier Ten Plays
Greenbelt Tonight

Upset by Yellow Cab, 9-6. last
night, Greenbelt's pacemaking soft
ballers hope to get back in winning
stride in the National Night League
tonight at the Washington Softball
Stadium where they meet Com
munity Businessmen of Mount Rain
ier at 8 o'clock.
Fat Boy, Capital City League en-
try, will oppose Elite Laundry in
the final half of the program at
9:15 1t will be an exhibition game.
Bump" Simonds pitching and
homers by George Adriani and Dan
nv Book accounted for Yellow Cabs
surprising victory.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
ong Shots Help Pace Paul Open Becomes Par Shatteng mboee
Welsh, Leavens Out.
Tar Heels Battle
For Net Title
D. c. Puir Still in Fight
For Doubles Crown
At White Sulphur
Special Dispatc tch to Ths Star.

Special Dispa tch to The Star
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
Va. July 26-As a result of eliml-
mating Washington Barney Welsh
and Don LeayenS in the semifnal
rounds yesterday, pair of Univers-
ity of North Carolina students were
to meet for the West Virginia open
tennis championship here today.
Stymied in his bid for his fifth
straight tournament title, Welsh
was upset In straight sets by Alex
Query, jr., from Sewanee, Tenn.
6-3, 64. Leavens gave Harris
Everett of Jacksonville, Fla, stiff
fer battle, losing l-6. 6-3. 81.
Leavens and Welsh will have a
chance for Joint revenge. however,
as they will team against Guerry
and Everett for the doubles cham
pionship. The Washington tandem
defeated Bob Leitch of Richmond
and Joe Scherr of Cincinnati, 6-I.
6-3, in one of the semifnals while
Query and Everett eliminated Dea-
con Parsons and Byron Wilkinson
of Huntington. 60, 81.
Catherine Wolfe, the seeded No
! entrant from Elkhart, Ind. was 10
meet Helen Marlowe of Los An
geles for the women's singles title.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Ruth Shorpens Golf for Cobb
Duel in Round With Speaker

too serious for me. Yeah, and he's
slow. Why, in our last match I
pulled out a chair on him"
Cobb arrived In town last night
and wanted to know what the Bam-
bino had to say about the golf
match. Told that Ruth had men,
toned Cobb's additional weight, he
replied, We'll, the Babe is eating
pretty good. too"
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Twin Bill Tomorrow
For Mats and Browns

The Nationals will work over
time tomorrow at Griffith Stadium
where they will met the St Louis
Browns in a twin-bill starting at
1:30.
Manager Bucky Harry will send
Sid Hudson and Ken Chase to the
mound in that order, unless his
plans are drastically revised this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-07-26

Nike Joseph and Len Duncan, who
have been regulars" on the program
since the West Lanham midget auto
track opened, will be back at the old
stand Tuesday night. General Man
ager Eddie Bean announced today.
Joseph, second-ranking point scor-
er Of the American Racing Drivers
Circuit, has been at his best at the
nearby bowl and was the leading gas
Jockey when statistics last we're re-
leased.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Curdozu vs.. lincoInettes

Cardoza A. c.. formerly known
as the Brown Bombers. will play
the Lincolnettes in the feature of an
all-colored double-header tomorrow
at the Washington Softball Stadium
Civil Service meets the Lincoln A.
C. in the nightcap. The first game
starts at 1:30.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Lunsburqh's Ten Scores

LanSburghs softball ten handed
Giant Market a IL setback in the
Sport Center League. Ted Lannon
yielded only two hits as the victors
gained on the league leading Stand
ard Linen.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Rise in D. G.. Amateur Golf Due
To Follow BrowneIrs Superb
Open Victory, Pros Believe

now" said Houghton. You'll find
the boys getting out there on the
practice tee more often and for
longer periods. AS an amate I
went through a tough school. George
Veigt and Roland Mackenzie were
the top men when I was playing
amateur golf And We had a flock
of fine players then. not far behind
them. Bobby Brownell is just what
we've needed to spur the boys on
to better golf"
IT'S what I've been hoping for. "
said tall Wilfred Cox. the Brooklyn
Fusilier. To Witty goes a slice of
Just before he won the Maryland
Open Brownell went to Cox, who
whipped out klnk or two from his
vast storehouse of tournament ex-
periences. That may have helped
Bobby in that stretch drive.
So Bobby Brownell. although he
probably doesn't realize it. is going
to mean a lot 10 his friends, the
golf pros It won't hurt their bust
ness to have an amateur around who
can win. John @. Public will think
he also has chance. Which he
does if he applies himself with much
the same equipment and skill that
BroVnell possesses.
Several Going to York.
Three of the local pros are not
going to Bedford Springs. Pa. but
are pointing toward the Keystone
State Just the same. Some one
botched up the schedule, but the
fact remains that York. Pa, will
hold a pro-amateur tourney Mon
day. the same day as the Bedford
Springs Open tourney. Witty Cox
will go to York with Volney Burnett
as his partner Fred Mcleod will
60 with Norman Frost as his anna
teur boy friend and Freddie Bolton
will have another local simon-pure
on the trip
Many OF the paid boys around
town are looking ahead to the
Hershey. Pa, Open championship. to
be held over the tight little course
Ill tiIC SiIONOIdIC lUN II ldS uSI 90 20
80 and 81 Prize money will total
5000, with $1,000 to go to the win
ner. Ben Hogan. of course. will be
the man to lick. playing over his
home course Benny hasn't missed
hitting some part of the financial
jackpot in 81 straight tournaments
and right now is in hot streak
The entry fee for the Hershey affair
is $40 per man. and entries will close
August 25. Al Houghton and Cliff
Spencer and several other local
pros are planning to make the trip
Cox's Speech Well Liked.
Congressional Country Club fem
mime golfers would like more of the
same after hearing Witty Cox ex-
plain a few of the intricacies of the
golf swing, preceding their field day
tourney yesterday. At the end OF
his talk, done in typical Cox style
Witty gave each of the two dozen
women a golf ball. and admonished
them: Now 90 out and play your
regular game. And don't try to
think of all the things I've told you
There's only one thing to do when
you play golf That is hit that ball.
Scores made by winners in the
tourney: Glass AIRS H. J. Kloss-
ner. l0l-18-83; Mrs. Charles T
Penn, 99-l7-82. Glass B-Mrs. C
z. Slawson. 112-23-39; Mrs. r. E
Burks, l08-2l-87. Class c for be-
ginners-at holes. Julie Harper
68-22-46. Putts-Class A-Mrs. H
A. Knox, 80; Glass B-Mrs. H. J
Weber, 33; Glass C-Mrs. Charles w
Hammett, 40.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Linen 5oftbuIIers Win

Standard Linen walloped I. B. M,
8-4, and Manhattan Auto Supply
disposed of Plaza Wine and Liquors,
8-5, in softball twin-bill at Ball
ston Stadium.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Tuverns PIoy Borons

Little Tavern and Bethesda
Barons will meet in double
header at Meadowbrook tomorrow
the first game starting at l o'clock
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Seek Double Header

A double-header for tomorrow Is
sought by the Chevy Chase Dodaers
Any interested team should call
Emerson 1891.
Evening star., 1941-07-26

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, Z: Columbus, B.
Savannah. z. Greenville. 4.
Charleston :; Augusta. 3.
Columbia. e: Macon, l.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
PoLITICA Y PoLITIOOS
ACTIVIDAD

Mucho "se mueven' los j6ve-
mes candidates a CONCEAL en- ell
distrito de Ybor.
Dicese que ell nuevo photo del
puerto. Sc interesa por la candi-
datura de Julio Pelaez, pero es-
te punto n ohemos podido con-
firmarlo,
Anoche, 81 no hemos -sido NAL
informados, Sc verified una CO.
mida Ofrecido por amigos de
Gonzalo Garcia y algunas dis
tinguidas personaiidades lie o.
frecieron su cooperation.
skinny Diaz realiza su cam
paha a base de "a horas de visi-
tas y "contactos' y no cesa lie
sonreir. iQuiere decir con su
sonrisa que estima segtlra la
victoria?
Sigue hacienda su campana
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
DIVORCES

Decretos: Lois Luisa N1nez
contra Miguel Ndiez; Doris
Rogers contra Oscar l.. Rogers
Marta Kiplinger contra Frank
Kiplinger; Thomas F. Codney
contra Jessie F. Cooney; Evel-
yn E. Sumner contra Mabry
Summer; Thelma PAIL Led
better contra Frederick E. Led
better.
Nuevas Demands Ruby Ma
RE Law contra Clarence Law I;
Mildred Elaine Dickman contra
Quaintance Junior Dickman ;
Roy D. Burdick contra Myrtle
w. Burdick; Eli w. Rogers con-
ira Elizabeth Rogers; Carload
Gomez contra Lucas Gomez
Viola Belle Tucker contra Har-
vey Tucker.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
MUJERES Sc E PA
RIA OCUPAR LOS PUESTOS
DE LOS HOMBRES

Washington, julio 23.-Un
grupo de $50 mujeres, q. Greer
estar bien preparadas, militar.
mente, Sc ofrecieron hoy al go
bierno, desde Detroit, para sus-
tituir a los hombres que no de.
sean pasar del ano en- ell servicic
militar. Sabese que ell ejercito
planea un rigoroso entrenamien
to de dos amos para 100000
hombres, con ell fin de tenerlos
preparados para futuras con-
tingencias.
En- ell plan Sc incluiran no So
10 "seleccionados", sino tambien
la Guardia Nacional y los reser-
vistas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
LLAMADO A CONFEREN-
CIAR Ell EMBAJADOR ia
PONIES

Washington, julio 23.-Po-
co despues de haber declara-
do ell secretario de Marina
Knox que la escuadra esta lis
ia para apoyar la politica de
los Estados Unidos en- ell Pa
cffico, ell subsecretario de Es-
tado Sumner Welles, en- fun
clones de secreatrio, llam6 a
conferenciar al embajador del
Jap6n,
Ti6nese entendido que Esta-
dos Unidos pedira al diploma
tico japones explique cuales
son las intenclones de su GO
bierno en- cuanto a Thailad
(antes Siam y la Indo China.
La importante co~nferencia
Sc verificara en- IL tarde de
hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

de altura, basaaa en- los se-H.
CLOS por 6 prestados, 2 concoja,
PaChece,
En- el3istritQ q1a aJ.valnan.
te representa- Frank Cznheila,
Stanley parace AL uirtr fuerza.
10 mismo que Valenti Y Fucari.
no
Cennella, sin embargo, cuentc
con numerosos y muchos de e.
los trabajan de casa en- casa,
pidiendo ell spoyo para Frank.
lie sobre ~"pimienta" e la cam
pana "edilicia" EN- los barrios
latinos.
ICuando empezaran los tor
neos de oratoria p~olitica?
Pdptn.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
PARA La MUJER DEL HOGAR
I'm Secreto de BelIeza

No 10 recomendamos que 10
siga, pero esta es la formula" :
~Tome listed una barrita de
rojo, un bote de crema y una
pata de conejo.
Con TODD clio haga listed un
paquete, entierrelo en- eli cam
po, a a millas de su casa, y to-
das las mahanas vaya listed, a
pie a yer 81 ell paquete sigue en-
Ell sitio en- que lie enterr6".
Caminando Sc lie iran las T.
rrugas y su tez recuperaral su
color sano y hermoso.
Si esta gruesa... coma POGO an
ties del paseito.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
Ell Romo de Flores

Mahana era sp santo y no te-
mia mis- remedio que hacerle
IN regalos
81: 81 no tenfa mas remedio
que obsequiar a la noble seno-
"a que en- ell curse de doce meses
lie habia invitado a conner diez
vecess.
Y pens6 en- ell .regalo.
IQue regular a una sonora
que ha cumplido los so amos, es
viuda y tiene un surtido de al
hajas y prendas como un raja
indostanicO?
una vajilla? Parece una ilu-
sion, demasiado bileral y grose-
"a, a las muchas comidas que
hay que agradecer.
GUn espejo? Puede romper-
Sc; ademas, teniendo ella mas
de so pudiera parecer una des-
cortesfa.
Para no pensarlo mas Sc deci-
di6 por las flores. I'm buen ra-
mo de flores, que es 10 mas 5000
rrido que regalarse puede; tan
sOcorrido que las flores son Ell
Gnico regalo que puede hacerse
indistintamente a los vivos y a
los muertos,
Daniel compr6 un esplendido
ramo de claveles. Mezcl6 entire
ellos unas rosas que por 10 POM
pOsas parecian de trapo y Sc
encamin6 con ell total a la casa
de su protectora.
IQuien ha dicho que no hay
volunptuosidad en- ell pagO de
una deuda? iSera quien no las
haya pagado nunca!
Els un goce ell pagar... y 81 20
que Sc paga es una deuda de
gratitud, ell goce Sc conyierte en-
bacanal.
Daniel lego a la casa de 81
amiga. A Ia puerta habfa una
carroza fdnebre autom6vil
Ella habia muerto repentina-
mente la noche anterior.
tQue horror! Quiso depositar
sobre ell ataud su ramo de clave-
les; pero uno de los empleadoS
lie ataj6, diciendole:
-CaballerO, no sc admiten co
ronas.
Rabioso... Sc comic ell ramo de
claveles.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
CGntas ArGgOnesas

La moneda y la mujer
SObre Ia piedra Sc prueban:
cuando son de ley, resisten;
cuando son falsas, Sc mellan.
Tu suegra tie pone verda,
y tn mujer ~colorao,
y tus chicos amarillo.
lila suerte bien tina pintao!
81 calzao y ell matrimonio
han de ser a la MEDIA,
que 10 mismo Sc hacen callos
con betas grandes que chicas.
81 con mi tie has de casar,
mana, has de ser como ell perro
que al amo l'hace zalemas
y lie muerde al forastero.
81 Sc empena tn mujeF
en- que al rio t'has d'echar,
comprate unas calabazas
o aprende pronto a nadar.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

mano Casi1niro, ACADIA de ser
electo vicepresidente de Ia A
sociaci6n de Licoristas del Es
tado de Florida.
Lorenzo acept6 Ia designa-
ci6n, que reconoce su gran ha
bilidad en- las relaciones con
ell p1blico.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos
al querido amigo, tan conside
RADIO y estimado en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
La GACrTE

sibilidad de un Rtaque con
gas; debemos esperar mayo
res v mas intensos ataques por
ell aire."
"Podria ser que ell enemigo
tuviese nuevos m6todos y algu
mas sorpresas para nosotros;
pero Inglaterra tendra algu-
mas sorpresas, tambien, para
sus photos"
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
Did "DiamOnd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains2

It Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains, Sufferers who have to paw
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains. inc!ge3t,on. gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess
acid sho-ld try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
ESTIMA POSSIBLE UN Alta
QUE CON GAS

Londres, julio 2S.-El minis
tro del Interior, Herbert Nor
rison, hablando hoy en- un al
muerzo verificado aqui, di6 es
tie avso a los que lie escucha-
ban: @Que nadie divide la po-
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
MATRIMONIOS

Oscar Columbus Williams, SO,
Y Lille Smith Lewis, 81.
Henry Van Balen, "a, y Dor
othy Pou, 26.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
Ell TEMPO

Vientoa moderados y varia-
bles. Maxima aver, 90 grades;
minima, IA.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

Marea alta a las ESQ a. m. y
12;48 p. m. marea baja a las
6:25 a. m. y 8:26 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las SAT a. m. v
Sc pone a lyas rs p. m.
Sale la luna a las $40 a. m.
Y Sc pone a las 1853 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

81 exjuez de paz Lorenzo
Hernandez, condueno del res
taurant Columbia, con su her
La gaceta., 1941-07-23
PETIC1oNEs DE CIUDADA-

@onitaron Eyer Ia ci.rdaGa-
MIA americana, en- "a ~sccrot;. "a
e Ia U-r.e 1a aral aa c e s.
trito, las Siguiantas pa1sonas:
Jose Felix Diaz, 2703 Morgan;
Jose Garcia, 242) avenida Is;
mary Frances Levi, 1904 Well
ington ave, y Daniel William
Russell, 2117 Arch st.
La gaceta., 1941-07-23

DEL PUERTO

Arribaron en- las pasadas "a
horas los vapores amerlcanos
Brandywine, Falmouth y Glenn
White Y las motonaves hondur
rehas Motagua = Viola.
Zarparon aver ell Pan Orleans
el Glenn White y ell remolcador
Chipola con la barca Manatee.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-26

office except the somewhat tenuou of representing the
authority of the orperhap by borrowing
of the authority of the regularly established commissioner of
labor.
think that the interests of labor should be safeguarded
every possible way We think that separate department
of labor financed with adequate appropriations is crying
need in this state We thoroughly convinced that
ally speaking labor gets unfairly small return for its work
the construction contracts for which the state emen
dous which often unconsconabe profits to
the contractors This is of something that depart
ment of labor do anything about But it to it
that the contractors obey the law That lies within its
nce
entirely possible that if organized labor in this state
will unite program of securing properly functoning
separate department of labor adequately financed protect
the interests of labor then labor will get what it demands
Meanwhile suspect that the department will be
able to render service in emergencies At least believe
that will be able to render detailed report of what has
done and not be in the position of having expended $3.50
month"; without being able to show activity which seemed
the situation with co-ordnator the
past
This subject has been discussed length because
it bears out belief that office board bureau
which be found superfuous for the
the people within the law and which be abolished
going raise opposition But stated beforehand
should carefully weigh the situation surrounding the action
before passing judgment
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-26

Statistics things they sometimes tell
stories that fraught with startling things Behind their
cod nsensate forms lie all of the elements of tragedy tears
despair hopeessness.
Here in great state than 5000 farms passed out
of existence in the last five years There be little doubt
that the for abandonment by the majority of these
farmers of their homes that they had fought realized
they fighting hopeless battle.
Right great TODD is made about the danger of
high prices for farm produce causing initiation The
people who about this imaginary danger also crying
about the danger of initiation presented by increases in
workers. Nothing said about the danger of nfa
ton which might lie in the accumulation and boarding of
cessv profits by the great industries png them without
any for them in the future.
The thirty million people striving to make living
farms received for their products in the banner
1919 938% of the national income. In 1940 they
ceved 298. These figures arrived at from analysis
the statistical reports of the Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics
Translang the percentage figures of the share
the national income for 1910 into tangible figures
they show that the 80 million people the farms of America
had net income from sales of their products that total S632
month $3.50 for each of them Out of net cash
from sales of their products children had be clothed
food bought children had be educated DOCTORS
medicines and burial paid for Can picture
the worrying the heartahes the tears that lie back of
these figures?