davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-10-05

~ ID C0c VdI IldIlCe III tue pay Ol
club from one week to the next.
Louisiana State pushed over Texas
"A. & M. on September's last Satur-
day, but was q pushover for Rice in
October's opener. Pittsburgh was a
60-to-7 victim Of Minnesota one
week, but q 20-to-7 master Of South
ern Methodist the next. And the
Gophers followed their lopsided win
by losing to the Iowa pre-dight
Cadets, Z to 6.
The lack Of consistency was pre-
dicted by numerous coaches as the
distinguishing mark Of the present
campaign In preseason Associated
Press poll. They attributed 1t to q
lack Of adequate reserves because of
the wars manpower demands and
the use of freshman.
i8 Attractive Schedule Ahead.
Upsets, however, generally add to
q sports attractiveness and the
country's elevens are ready to pro-
vide another collection this coming
week end.
For the third straight week the
Iowa Cadets of 1t. Col. Bernie Bier
man will tangle with Big Ten oppo-
sition. This time it will be Michigan,
already the conqueror of the Great
Lakes squad.
The Georgia pre-flighters oppose
Duke. a surprise 20-to-7 loser to
Wake Forest, and North Carolina S
Cloudbusters tangle with neighbor-
ing North Carolina State. The Cali
fornia Naval Aviators are idle.
Princeton, spilled by little Will
liams through the efforts of Bob
Hayes, and Navy move into New
York's Yankee Stadium and Army
safely past Lafayette, is host to
Cornell, which lost for the first time
In six contests to Colgate, 18 to 6.
Colgate invades Dartmouth and
Clemson Genes up from the South
for an engagement with Boston Col
iege. The Eagles, led by their center
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Nav Of ia Bowls 800

Tom Longfield Of New York, age
"A, rolled 800 game In open play
on June 26. He's been bowling So
years.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

gays smacko: fourth. Miss Hasnsr,s Anos
Green hunters-won By Mrs. dardnsr
Hallman's Boot jack: second. MisG Heh-
bits Jacks Queen; third. sEdNard Halls
D Ladder WoTkinF Hlhteis won 81 Hiss
Rabbits Jacks Queen; second. NJ. and
Recrldt: fourth, Mrs. Hellman's Boot Jack.
Modified Olympic-Won By Mr. and
Mrs. 1radley's Hi9lo: second, David Mar
fourth. Miss Mammeles Caddy's Trump.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Mount St. Mory's Now
Has 2-Gume Schedule
By the Associated Press

BY the AssOc1ated PreSs.
EMMITSBURG, Md, Oct. s.
Mount St. Mary's will have at least
q two-game schedule rather than
the almost hopeless encouragement
affair 1t found itself with after war
time cancellations narrowed the
slate to a lone tussle with Western
Maryland.
The Salisbury service team will
come here October 10 for contest
on Echo Field.
The Western Maryland game
Is listed for October II at West
minister.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

rldo, 26 to u. Saturday. A1l-Amsr-
icA End DAve Schrefner accounted
for three q the Badgers touchdoWnl
against Marquette by snaring passes.
Illinois, with = surprising total Of
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Grid Card Made More CoIorfuI
By Big 1eom's Inconsistency
More Upsets Likely With Major Elevens
CIoshing in All Sectors This Week
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN,
5 Associated Press sportsHrrttsr.

NEW YORK, 5-As subtle clock the
impression that this football will be without FORM
This isn't caused by the early defeats already
the records Of Minnesota Texas Notre Louisiana State
Fordham recognition Rather
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

BagIey Wedding

The marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris H Bssiey Of Saginaw. M.cn,
was solemnlzed a. $50 East Garfield
Sunday, March % IN The presence
OF the Girls Haven Roosevelt Jack
son OF Saginaw, Mich, and Robert
King Of the city.
The groom Is the brother Of Dr.
Prominent surgeon
and doctor OF Saginaw
The bride. Mrs Elva Croweu. is
the daughter of Mr., and Mrs Stew
art Tucker, long residents Of Ssg.-
nsw The couple will make their
home in Saginaw. The marriage
was performed by Bishop Josephine
Jarvis. Best wishes were extended
by the Giris Haven
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Social Work In
Project Fight

Under the direction OF Mrs Ge-
neva Moore. social worker OF Al
fred district. the families who were
dislocated by the riot" Of February
% have found emergency assistance
available through the Sojourner
Truth Citizens Committee
The events following the riot
caused many families who had CIV
en- up their homes to be caught
without shelter. Mrs, Moore's COM
mittee has investigated every re-
quest for assistance and succeeded
in locating families who were in
convenienced.
All OF the families who have been
contacted have maintained their
faith in the Citizens Committee,
which under the leadership OF Rev
Charles A. Hill. has wsged a re-
lentless fight for the occupancy by
those for whom the Sojourner
Truth Homes were intended. Many
families who have received letters
from the Detroit Housing Commits
sion offering TO return their money
have indicated that they will not
accept the offer but will fight along
side OF the Citizens Committee.
Brazil produces the greatest amount
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County Of Wayne
SIS. - 2o7,630

At session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room in the
City OF Detroit, on the eleventh
day Of February, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty.
two
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Mother Slain
Continued from Page u

trousers, John Dargin escaped and
is held for questioning by homicide
squad detectives this week.
1t was learned. so police say, that
John had had an argument with his
wife about their dinner Following
this, the husband left home and re-
turned on several occasions until
about midnight
At this time, police say the hus-
band entered his wife's bedroom
where she and the young daughter
were in bed. Apparently sngered,
when his wife questioned him con-
corning his getting into bed. John
is accused OF striking Ger over the
head with an iron bar.
He escaped osre-footed and minus
shirt and coat.
Flora Dsrgin was treated at Re-
ceiving for a compound skull frsc-
ture and a lscerston of the brain
She died soon after sdmittance 10
Receiving hospital.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough 6 TsIisferro
AttofneYs-a t-Lsw
1908 Broadway, Suite 4os
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County Of Wayne
SIS - 2o7,9l9

At session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Room in
the City of Detroit. on the twenty
fourth day OF Fehrusry( in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-two.
Present
THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of
HI I. II. Han G5EENNEE Z DUNBAR
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petit
ton Of Georgia Anna Dunbar,
praying that administration OF said
estate be granted TO Morgan Dun
bar, Jr., or some other suitable
person;
1t Is ordered that the twenty
second day of April, next, at zen
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for hear
ing said petition,
And it is further ordered, THAI
a copy OF this order be published
once each week for three weeks
consecutively previous to said time
of hearing, in the Michigan Chron-
icle, newspaper printed and cir
culating in said County of Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate
a True Copy
ALFRED l.. VINCENT.
DcDutv Probate Register
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KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
When Everything Has Failed
IT'S TIME FOR you TO
CONSULT COD!

II YOUR luck has been crossed or the
one YOU love has for,aken ynu, they
will return when the condition Is
removed
D. Bel specializes in kidney trouble
backacne iesache. dizziness. LACK Of
normal pep etc II you believe in
God he can help you. Consult him
He knows
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Leaders


i
reasons for the low morale Of tn,
/ eTo77n -iR-iBis- -s5IaaeSied IN
government seek TO influence whit.
public opinion TO the need for ;
nm iptegration NJ all neonle in m,
yar. effort He charged that IN,
often the authorities in nosiiior
N work in hehalf NJ true democ
racv neglect the Negro who is iso
lated and seek IN annease rattle,
Z than f;ght. the enemy hero
rohr p DaviS NJ the Nafiona
Nooro Congress declared mai hi,
organization uas uneouivocaIlv he.
hind the var og,r, Int that the
time has c,r,e for America IN realize
that every conceivable resource O,
the nation ,oust he mobiIized IN tina,
end and that the Negro has and
wnl NAV vital mart Georee p
Mummy Jr also Of the National
Negro Congress messed home fine
facts eiyen bv Mr. Dsvis and nro-
ceeded n milne a nroprarn bv
wbich tho nrobIen NJ morale build
ing might be effected
Edgar Brown NJ The limited Gov
ernment Fmnlovees criticized Roy
wilkins and the NAACP sharply
for taking what he considered-a
,tubborn nosition Hurting chaAeS
right and len Brown declared that
the Government was doing every
thing it could and that there was
nothing wrong with Negro morale,
only the leadership was bad Will
liam Plckens OF the Treasury De-
nartment also attemnted TO smooth
Inc Negro nroblems over nv saving
Won cant exnect IN change the white
peonle overnight on the Negro issue.
Bisbon R R WRIGHT Bishop Rus
sell Finley Wilson Charlotte Hawk
ms Brown and others who spol,
gave conposue pict,,re Of the
problems which beset anyone who
sseks 10 rally Inc morale n, the
nasses M Neoroes today Their sus-
gestiops. ranged from pronounce-
ments from tbe White House on the
Negro issue to the appoinimenf of
qualified Negroes on the policy
making boards OF the government.
Attorney Lawson of Washington
urged that the Negro advisers 10
the government be given more re-
Fol1ou-ing tho adiournrnent NJ the
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Present


Judge OF Probate
In the matter OF the estate OF
JOSEPH MARTIN. deceased
On reading and filing the peti.
ton of Matte Martin, praying thai
administration of said estate be
granted TO Pearl Harris, or some
other suitable person;
1t is ordered that the twenty
sixth day of March. next, at two
o'clock in the afternoon at SAID
Court Room he appointed for hear.
ing said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three weeks
consecutively previous TO said time
of hearing. in the Michigan Chron.
j le. newspaper printed and cir
culating in said County OF Wayne.
D. J. HEALY.
Judge Of Probate
A True Copy
Alfred L. Vincent,
Deputy Probate Register
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Project

CONTINUED from Page II
OF mob leaders who were RESPONSE
Die for the riot on February 28
?. A federal order by April !, to
move Negro war workers into the
Sojourner Truth Homes with the
assistance OF troops from Fort Gus
ter II necessary.
3, An appeal from the White
House. backed by state and local
governmental support for a display
OF patriotism in Detroit and a re-
pudiaiion OF the actions OF the
Buffa gang,
Last Friday afternoon in Wash
ington, John B. Blandford, Jr., Of
the National Housing Authority,
told the delegation from the Citiz-
ems Committee that the Sojourner
Truth Homes would be given TO
Negroes and that the moving date
was the only issue that remained 10
be settled
No Compromise
Another official Of the govern
ment who questioned several local
leaders about the pos ioility Of a
compromise on the housing issue,
left for Washington Monday after
having been assured by all leaders
that the Negroes Of the city Of De-
iroit would not now or ever COM
promise on the SojOurner Truth
controversy. Seven prominent Ne
gro leaders were questioned and
each one stated that the local citiz-
enry would fight to the last ditch
for their democratic ght 70 oc-
cupy their legal homes. -.
Plan Parade
The Citizens Committee in a SUI
preme effort 10 make certain that
the rights OF the people would not
be ignored in an eleventh hour
change in the governments decision
prepared plans Monday for a gigan-
tic Easter Sunday parade culminat-
ing in a demonstration on Cadillac
Square. Calling upon every citizen
in the city. black and white alike.
70 Participate IN The coming parade,
the Citizens Committee made pub
lie its determination 10 fight not
only until the legal tenants are in
Sojourner Truth, but until every
person who IS now awaiting trial
as result of the riot is finally
freed,
Mass Meetings
Several nationally known speak
ers. including Bedford Lawson.
Washington attorney whose mill
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Headlines


tContinued rom rage ~
cused the N.AAC.P. boys Of doing
nothing but taking about the race
problems and inferred that every
tning was just hunky cory on Capt.
to, Hi The unwarran;ed attack on
the NAACP drew boos from sew
e'dI Oh ''e ue'e % YES rs olo " Il 1oi'-
l'hued 10 RAM d. diooii'' s,i'. .,'s
''u ID oe sven Oh '''e iaee 49,, VI ~
soA <. IL .l.si'sal IN % . WV -'7'e''se
!" o" 'He p '''eu'i'7Sf
The Browder case
The campaign to mobilize public
support in behalf OF the release Of
Esl Browder who was jailed for
a four year term on technical
passport violation has reached
enormous PROPORTIONS A national
congress on the issue viii be held
in New York over the week end A
nost Of big Negroes who heretofore
have been accused OF being hand
kerchief-heads have signed petitions
for the cause and great number
Of them will attend the Gotham
rally. Many OF them remember
what Browders group did for the
Sco;tsDoro boys and they feel that
turn about IS far play.
Wendell Willke
Whatever may have been the IA
cial attitude Of Wendell Willke be-
fore he got INTO politics, he certain
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Mrs. Grace NJ. Murphy the ior
mcr Mrs. Jacob /. Parks, died ON
February -. at Pro,idcnt hospital
Funeral services were held Fchru-
ary 10 at Charles $. Jackson
Funeral Home with Reverend Car
rison officiating. lntcrmcut in Lin
coin cemetery.
Mrs. Murphy is survived by a
vidovcr, Robert Murphy lr.; Ber-
nice and Orus Towlcs, daughter
and sou-in-law: Orcue Orus. jr,
and Grace Tovlcs grandchildren,
and many sincere friends.
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Stone Home


neighbors We plan 70 fight this
thing through all the courts" Mrs.
Hsgsn said We are not afraid OF
the people in the neighborhood and
there is no law that says NC cannot
live on A!lendsle We have bought
this home and we intend 10 live in
H.
II was believed here that opposi-
ton 10 the Hagans grew out OF re-
cent disturbance al Ryan Road and
Nevada avenue when a mob OF
white people tlockei occupancy OF
the Sojourner Truth housing prof.
ect by Negroes, II was also believed
that there is close connection be-
tween the real estate organizations
in the vicinity OF the project and
those in the ne ghborhood where
the Hsssns purchased their home.
Police Guard Home
A 24-hour gusrd plscsd around
The home last Tuesday nigh, wnen
whites attempted 10 scare the
Hagsns is being maintained by the
Petoskey Street police station Pc
lice have assured the family that
their property VIII be protected
and have prom sed to arrest any
person caught committing an act OF
violence in the nelghborhood
The home was purchased in De-
eember but the family did not move
in until Two weeks ago. A white
family is still occupying the frst
floor apartment
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nation was presented by Louise
Thompson. international Vice-preSl-
cent OF me o.2anl@auoh' VINO m
iroduced TWO PoiISh women steph-
an4e Sulko"SkI and Iessle Moroz'
ooth OF ChIcdgo' boh women Hdue
snort talks and assured the audi
ence tna' progressive orgahlza IONS
throughout Inc country are packing
me hgnt lot Negro occupancy OF
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Hospital

CONTINUED from Page II
Of registered. experienced and eff
cient operators and assistants. one
OF whom as superintendent as a
staff together with nurses Of no less
qualifications and all OF whomysre
Negroes.
The management, inspection and
reports as required by Michigan or
Detroit Board OF Health, must be
submitted.
For the best possible recovery and
preservation OF the patients health
at the request OF patient or rels-
tive No registered. experienced and
efficient practician in Detroit shall
be denied any rights and coopera-
ton in said hospital.
In the science of medicine and It's
branches Negro men and women
received their training in some OF
the best schools in this and other
countries under black and white
Instructors Believe it or not some
have the knowledge, skill and ex-
perience to take care OF human
anatomy. disease diferential dag
qosis and surgical technique TO give
relief to patient and those most
concerned as well as honors to
themselves and their group.
But with the best possible train
zoe
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

GLADYS A. ELLIOTT,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 324. 200
NERNAL- ELLIOTT Defendant
At session of said court held
at the court house. Wayne County.
Detroit Mich. February 4, 1912
Present: Honorable
DEWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing BY
affidavit hereto attached that the
defendant. Nernal Elliott, cannot be
served with process in this state as
lte-i. -ror-res,dents- t4,e-last-snown
address being Cleveland, Ohio:
ORDERED, that the defendant,
Nernal Elliott, enter his appear
ance within three 60 months from
date OF this order or Bill Of Com
plant fled herein will be taken as
confessed:
ORDERED, further, that a true
copy OF this order and affidavit he
served by registered mail, return
receipt demanded. upon sad de-
PENDANT at his last known address
above mentioned; also, that a true
copy Of this order be published in
tho Michigan Chronicle. a news
paper circulating in the County OF
WAYNE, II service cannot he had by
registered mail, according 10 the
statute in such cases made and
provided.
Dewitt II. MERRIAM
. Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR ]. LINGEMAN. Cle.k
Bv J. F. Grace. Deputy Clerk
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Murder Trial

lNontinueu from rage ~
is hearing the murder trial this
week.
Police say that Reynolds had kill
ed man on May 5, last year in a
bowling alley but had been exoner-
ated Of the crime by the prescott
0rs office
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India has only one pant for me con-
S'ruction Of locomotives.
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MARY MENsDoN, Plaintiff
ISL No. 325,23O
John METsToN, Defendant
Ata session Of said court held
at the Court House in the City Of
Detroit, in said County, On the 24th
day of February, AID, 1912.
Present: The Hon.
Guy A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
In this cause, It appearing By
affidavit on ile that the defend
ant. John Mcnsion, cannot be
served by process issued out OF this
Court. as he is not a resident OF
the State OF Michigan, but that he
resides in the City OF Philadelphia
State OF Pennsylvania:
On motion OF RoNborough and
Taliaferro, attorneys for the Plain
tilt.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT, John MenSion, appear and
answer the bill OF complaint filed
in this cause. within three months
from the date Of this order. or that
said hill he take as confessed, and
that this order be published IN the
Michigan Chronicle, and served.
according to law
GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge
\ True Conv
| CASrAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By A. Hargrea,es, Deputy Clerk
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Order OF Publication
At session OF said Court held
at the Wayne County Court House
in the City of Detroit. on the 18th
day OF February, AID, 1912.
Present: Hon.
DEWITT H. MERRIAM,
Circuit Judge
il satisfactorily appearing from
Tie affidavit OF Tie Plaintiff on file
in the above entitled cause. that
the Defendant, Mathew Wright. IS
not a resident OF this State, but
that he does live at 52S Brook
haven street. in the city OF Bir-
minSham. County OF Jefferson and
in the State Of Alabama.
IT IS ORDERED that Mathew
Wright appear and answer the Bill
Of Complaint fled in this cause
within three months from the date
Of this order, or said Bill Of Com
plant will be taken as confessed
against him.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of said order be sent
TO the last known address OF the
said Defendant by registered mail.
and in case no registered return re-
ceipt signed BY the Defendant IS
received. that this order be pub
hshed. as required BY law.
DEWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
4 True Conv
CASPAR ! LIAGEMNN. Clerk
BY Leo Burke, Deputy Clerk
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A member Of the state legislature
IN New Jersey Dr. Frank S. Har-
grave died last week after serving
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Brazil produces the greatest amount
Of textiles OF ell the South American
countries
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of the court held in
the Court House in the Wayne
County Building at Detroit, Mich.
on this 18th day OF March, A. D.,
1912
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxboroush 6 Talisferro
Attorneys-at-law
1908 Broadway, Suite 4o3
Detroit. MICHIGAN
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

MARY MENsEON, Plaintiff
[sN 4 No. 525,250
John MENSTON. Defendant
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A True Copy
CNSPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By ]. F.. Grace. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxboroush g Tsliaferro
Attorneys-at-law
1908 Broadway, Suite 4o3
Detroit, Michigan

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

IDA BRANDED, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 526-527
JOHN BRANDELL. Defendant
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PEARL WRIGHT, Plaintiff
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WANTED
WANTED
WANTED

Mau -cfrrN---E1p--f-r~-d- Hirh-E~he.l
Education Middle Age Preferable
Call - co $3.50
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & TsIiaferFo
Attorneys-at-law
1908 Broadway, Suite 4o3
Detroit, Michigan

BESSIE MAE WROTEN.
Plaintiff
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Prices For
CONTINUED from Page one)

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with assembly costs excluded in the
latter figure.
Results of this study show the need
for a 400 cut in the price of farm
machinery parts, the FEWOC asserts.
Labor, dealers and manufacturers
would receive an adequate return
since the $1,000 retail price of trac-
tor covers labor and material costs
plus profits to the dealer and manu-
facturer plus distribution costs on the
assembled tractor A 400 reduction
then leaves margin of $500 to cover
the increase in distribution costs en-
tailed by handling separate parts.
Further proposals by the FEWOC
aimed to aid the farmers during the
present national emergency were the
establishment of Repair Centers" in
every locality for the purpose of Of
fering standardized, expert and super
vised repair services to farmers, and
that the national U. S. department
of agriculture and the Farm Defense
Board devise ways and means to en-
courage the cooperative ownership
and or use of farm machinery.
Joint Commission Proposed
If cheaper mass production ST re-
parts and extensive stand
of spare parts were under
taken at this time, such steps would
contribute immeasureably to Amer
ica's about effort to smash the fas-
cist axis.
Toward accomplishment of this end,
the FEWOC has proposed the estab-
lishment of joint commission rep
of farmers, labor, dealers,
and the government to
deal with this problem.
Copies of this plan have been
placed before the U. S. D. A, the
OPA and the newly created War Pro-
1uction Board.