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Evening star., 1944-07-25
Sports Mirror Aal
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-New York
Yankees led American League by
seven games, st. Louis Cardinals
led National by eight and one
half.
Three years ago-Bobby Riggs
defeated Gardner Mulloy, 6-3,
60, ST, go. in semifinal
round of Sea Bright tennis tour
nament.
Five years ago-Cincinnati
Reds defeated Braves, 81, as
Bucky Walters notched his 18th
win
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Nelson and Son of Pro
Annex Ogden Tourney
8y the AsSociatsd pre~

BY the Associated Press.
OGDEN, Utah, July 25.-Byron
Nelson, teamed with Tommy Nc
Hugh, jr., 18-year-old son of a Salt
Lake City pro, to win the $500
Ogden pro-amateu golf tournament
with best ball of SO.
Nelson shot a 65 on the par-7C
course.
jug McSpaden. with u, fin-
ished out of the money.
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Margaret Gunther Aims
To Retain Golf Title
sy the Associated Press.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., July Is tF).-
A field which included Margaret
Gunther Of Memphis, Tenn, de-
Tending champion, and Jane Crum
of Orangeburg, S. c., runnerup for
the last two years. competed today
in the 18-hole qualifying round of
the Biltmore Forest women's golf
tournament.
Evening star., 1944-07-25
War Stone Breoks Neck

DETROIT, July 25 (P).-War
Stone, 6-year-old gelded son of Man
O. War, owned by Anthony Graf
fagnini of New Orleans, broke his
neck and died in an accident at
the starting gate yesterday before
the running of the seventh race at
the Detroit track
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Retired Turf Expert Dies

LEXINGTON, KY, July Is (P.-
Roger S. Nichols, an authority on
thoroughbred and standard bred
horse blood lines and a compiler OF
blood lineage. died at his home here
yesterday. He retired three years
ago because of Ill health.
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Boinbridqe Wins Another

BALTIMORE, July Is (P,.-
Sparked by six double plays, Balm
bridge Commodores recorded their
tenth win over the Curtis Bay Cut
tiers yesterday, 5-4. Dick Bartell
scored in the final inning on a long
flV
Evening star., 1944-07-25

7-Upon publication, any entry selected for
publication becomes the property of the
publisher. Until publication, all entries remain
the property of the Gunther Brewing Company.
Royalties, if any, will accrue to the writer Of
the winning song in accordance with the methods
and standards of the music publishing business.
Writers Of lyrics selected by the judges for publi-
cation will receive standard song writer's agree
ment similar in form to that customarily used
by major music publishers. The Gunther Brew
ing Company cannot guarantee success to any
entry in this contest (. it can only make il
possible for the winning entry to be published.
s-No entries will be returned. If you want to
keep copy of your song, be sure to make
copy for your own use.
9-You must submit along with your entry the
name of 4 service man or woman to whom vour
song is dedicated. The person to whom the win.
ming song is dedicated will also receive an award.
1o-ln the case of tie, duplicate prizes will BE-
awarded.
1.-The contest ends at midnight, July 81, 1914.
Evening star., 1944-02-10
Eyewitness Tells How
.Clapper Met Death
By SPENCER DAVIS.

Associated Press War Correspondent.
/ ABOARD A CARRIER FLAG
SHIP OFF ENIWETOK, IN THE
I MARSHALLS, Feb. 2 Delayed -
Raymond Clapper, newspaper col
umnist, and six Navy flyers, includ-
ing one of the ablest torpedo
squadron commanders in the service
were killed in collision over enemy
held Eniwetok yAtoll.
The air accident occurred during
a raid on Engebi Island just as
Avenger torpedo planes completed
a glide bombing attack and rem
dezvoused over the lagoon.
The columnist had requested per-
mission to accompany the squadron
commander on the combat fight to
gain f1rst-hand impression of the
bombing technique. He intepded
writing column contrasting the
Pacific air war with the European
version
He had been an observer in a
Flying Fortress on the first Rome
block-buster raid last summer.
The task force commander, Rear
Admiral Frederick C. Sherman
granted Mr.. Clapper's request. From
the third plane in the formation l
saw the plane with Mr.. Clapper
aboard plunge into the lagoon mo-
ments after it struck another bomb
er. Both planes burst into flames
and sank Immediately. No one sur
vived.
Mr. Clapper was flying with one
Of the Navy's most skilled pilots.
Evening star., 1944-02-10

Vigorous, hearty flavor that
suits the taste OF thousands Of
discriminating coffee lovers.
Evening star., 1944-02-10
Roosevelt Statement
On Fourth-Ierm Aims
Demanded by Wi||kie
By the Associater Press

BY the Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 1O.-Wendel]
l.. Willkie charged yesterday that
President Roosevelt has avoided
frank discussion of war and domes-
tic problems and asserted: IF l
have the power I am going to force
discussion in America of the ques-
ton America has to decide in 1914 >
If any man thinks he can dodge
and hedge" Mr.. Willkie told Re-
publican luncheon audience, che is
going to find this man after him
to force him to say what he be-
lieves"
THE President, in his press con-
ferences, lodges, kids and laughs
on questions involving your future
happiness and life and well being"
he declared.
"You are the people who must
determine the issues. Don't trust
any leader to determine them for
you. That is what the people OF
Germany and Italy did. Don't take
any statement on faith alone with
out that leaders telling you what
he is going to do"
The attitude of the administra-
ton, he said. is I'll tell you Ameri-
can people what and when I want
you to know"
Mr.. Willkie told reporters Mr.
Roosevelt is fighting soft war"
but explained that he meant on the
home front, and not on the war
fronts.
Look down Main street in Boise -
he said. DO you know of any one
in Boise who is not living in COM
fort because of the WARP"
Il believe we should throw every
resource of the United States into
winning the war," Mr. Willkie went
on. In order that we don't lose
in debt what We win in blood when
the war is over, we have got to pay
do lor
Evening star., 1944-02-10

Prices effctire rHtH close Of business Saturday,
FeoThdrp I2, 1871. crcept produce prices tphtch
gre Suolcct TO daily market changes NO
SALES TO DEALERS
Evening star., 1944-11-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS = Prompt
estimates ,inaa e for, for any type Of work special
footing 1908 EmsTscn aseefsEs st. nw 'ans RAJ 49as aa
onR sYepnss shRv,G At 2ae5 rd1Sr Elk s425 t ~.
auet Installation: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
JOINS Ia sSs MASviILR an IiILR roofing. siding storm
;;;S + :S.r; to ~ GATES
work and EsneraI ss
Church, Va. TeiephonsV 11If Call no SO ais M,
MoDERNIzE YOUR HoME-Porches in
closed, recreation rooms built. attics An
iShed: concrete and brick work, painting
ranged. 51sTRicT RENovAroRs, ns Gen. ar
PAISffSG fisI SGfHpS!5sc'0Ts PArfRNa dE sS'
Electrical Wiring and General Repairs.
FlrSt-class work and materials. Free esti-
mates. Reliable white mechanics. Prompt
service. Terms arranged. HOUGH BROS.
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding, remodeI,ns,
isGPs Tes5s c. asoTrs sESgRlTY H9E
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
WxsTERRIiRoofINGmzaye Va l,,GgS your basement
weather ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
foR f6is' JoHSs-a4NRnLE oiisE a4RNRRnL RERoor1NG. q re-
siding and other home Improvement. Call
JOHNS MANVILLE. Home Improvement
Guild; DI. o787. Estimates furnished with
out obligation. Time payments.
storm windows: cow terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO, Arlington, Va. CH. 1922.
CALL A. P. WOODSON CO.-Roofing. SID
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1918 St NV. RE. $500.
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns -Manville
roofing, siding and insulation. home re-
modelling, expert heating service; i to is
years to pay. Phone DI. 1899 and DI. 9359
24-HOUR SERVICE. New building re-
pairs. remodel. maintenance. basement to
roof. Free estimates. monthly payments
A E WOOLRERT. WI a1r3 e
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PERSONAL

PERMANENT. So: shampoon. zoe: fnger
H8EoEzz FSk HIS sSiv1b3alii 53tS yrTiin
match your coat, from fur pieces; we
match any fur; restyling. blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE 1923 l4th st. NV. open eve.
HAVE TABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
BABY portrait expert; total cost. g photos.
HAVE II FIJI The fSai paNcHs Gs even aRp1 by the
Circle Club. The orchestra is good. Cali
d HEMoRRSHaotIDDs tD ',af; e1ad,cated by my own
time or money back. Write for booklet No.
sFngs sg.i 18th 81 bssrssry st PE IS3A IsS93MAERwERck
bK. Il. 0sa Johnson N dentist. ant False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 6O2.
pREssMAKisSG GSP sTup1o. Ii cent Centrally located
formerly of Fifth ave, N. Y. equippe
LOT prompt service; dresses. suits made to
crate prices rice LEA ENoT sa aiifldPns ITO st. qp
ART ART INsrRUGTroS On 9pTiSate iSGSa or class.
chlldrsnS 6ds classes ssturdsy am STUDIO
NATIONALLY KNOWN SINGER will ex-
change singing lessons for accompanying
ROOM MSci Fsss AM ssF sFrcAE f fnE pEr wanted for
elderly lady. Of Jewish faith. in comfort
able home. Wo. All or Box s4R, Star
WATCH REPAIRING, 2 to 5 days service:
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten-
tion; alarm clocks repaired. specializing in
General Electro and Teiechron clocks;
5l4 10th st, between E and r sts. NV. 81
VACANCY in the MARTIN NURSING
H9MELEss HOME Ss Bsaa1caHELoR. sa1a fortyish. c. con-
genial, seeking home of room and private
bath or small apartment, downtown NV.
Box OAR. Star. -
WAKE UP BY PHoNE-sl per month.
Reliable well established. Two telephones,
pI. 1861 or DE. 5305 -
MRS. ARKEBAUER, who has had IA yrs
experience in infant nursing will board
your baby BY the day, vk or mo. 81 5757.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
Wright, II you are in need Of a loan up TO
$500 on YOUR signature
Evening star., 1944-11-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
pert time; statements, audits, tax returns:
PROMPT, reasonable. Ordway 2O74
ACCOUNTANT-AUDIT above average
experience: S65 week. Franklin 1912. %
CHEF OR SECOND COOK, colored, expert
Tel. AD. 57og ..
DRUGGIST wants steady Job or relief
work: ready to start Sun, Nov. 8. Write
JANITOR-Reiiable coIored man, married,
desires Job with living quarters. Can do
repairs. AID. 6S07.
MAN, enerpetic, ambitious, 2s yrs. old, de-
sires to make immediate change; has been
meeting public in sales, supervisory and
must have good present. as well as post
war possibilities. Box S5-R, Star. >"
MAN, young, married, accounting back
ground. flrst-claSS salesman, exp manae-
ing mems and ladies clothing and Jewelry
stores capable taking charge of credit
dept, desires perm. pos. with future, pre-
fers store or credit manager or sales
man in hiEh-class store; also interested
connecting with good firm as representa-
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT wishes employment
In G. P. AS offce; well qualified. Box
STORE MANAGER, available Immediately,
! 5 years experience III variety and auto
motive heids. Chestnut 5424. u
WORK AS WAITER, $50 to IL pm;
71-R. Star. 9.
WANT part-time janitor. colored, AS years
old, best reference; experienced fireman:
do light plumbing and elec. work; single.
no children; quarters and best salary
offered. Box 1l7-R, Star. %
Evening star., 1944-11-01
SITUATIONS woMEh.
ACCOUNTANT- -bookkeeper-tax consu

ACCOUNTANT T-bookkeeper-tax consultant
desires several small businessmen as cli-
snts. Tax, sales and other records kept.
ACCOUNTANT. will close books, prepare
financial statements. file Federal and State
~ ssruh hfShfNSS %%NadfR
sive, experience. college and accounting
graduate; above average; draft exempt.
DRESsMAKING. designing, remodelins. al
terations' reasonable, MISS BERT, 1880
GRh tEHns St coored AP Reat oSey Aefms sass
wants waitress. cashier or counter work
from 10 10, an to pm. or 10 pm: to Z
Legal M sEGRETARY EtsR Il years rs expeqiende
college graduate, efficient Trustworthy.
Available Immediately. $50 week. Box
NURSE. experienced underaraduate wishes
change. Will accompany convalescent to
F1orlda or elsewhere for winter. Box AL
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, desires
position caring for infant; excellent refer
REFINED LADY wants work as a house.
keeper by Oct; 15; salary open; want to
live in: good plain cook. no heavy laundry;
fa hs't ssSS Isisasn!sE Easas %
shcRRTxR9lsrENo, sslaiRGFs Us capable, az. 81. az
eldse of Spanish, desires permanent po-
sition where intelligence and ambition
may oe utlllzeo. available Nov. 20. DU.
$500. Ext. 72e. after pm.
SPANISH TYP1ST only wishes ONCE work.
Call SENORITA FERNANDEZ, Dupont O591.
sTENoGRAPHER- -TYPIsT, EXPERT desires
work evenings. GE. 624O
WOMAN, refined. intelligent, good disposi-
tion, as companion; no laundry. Box
370-M. Star. %
POSITION offering wider opportunities for
use acquired training desired by young
woman exp. exec, admin. ONCE mgt
func.; summary analysis bus. reports, Govt.
ress. legislation. Cong. hearings: expert
secy. .-steno. Salary open. Box IO5-R e
Evening star., 1944-11-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

QUICK REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F St, Ma. 2338.
would like to become fingerprint experts.
Phone District 1923 a.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA
Capitol Theater.1
LEARN TO FLY at Schroms, Taylorcraft
and Cybs; surfaced runways. hangar space
avallslle; repair service, Greenbelt 1856
Evening star., 1944-11-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

d' GEOh' E;hIiwS HIw i've in, other help EN-
COOK and g.h,w.. experienced, small
house: live in: attractive upstairs bedrm..
@ @excellent salary; refs. required. Cali
COOK, coiored, experienced: live in or OUT:
family OF adults; private home; convenient
to transportation; references required MI
1925.
COOK. colored. ghw., light laundry, for
3 adults; live in: refs: S25 per week viii
consider man and wife II man has outside
employment. Box 30S-M, Star
COOK, general housework: 8 am through
qlhnner' phan ~, 2h Gays; no laundry; good pay.
CooK-G.H.W.; settled woman. city refer
and bath: best wages. OR. 1854.
COOk-G.H.W;, live in or out; SIS week
and carfare: bus at door; refs and health
card required. Or. 3O06. '-'''
COQK-G.H.W:, small apt, adults: $50
COOK AND G.H.W.. exceilent Esses. sa up-
ences required. Call OR. 6025 between
eoo1-wR2iHTREss, white: live in or OUT
mscSin. Sm cShy .sffk: .sfa;, Hsht lsundry y.shin.
AD. e673 between and Pm.
Evening star., 1944-11-01
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc icor,., ,

l
GIRL, experienced. good plain cook ane
housekeeper, wants steady work. Cal
Decatur 3593.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work: expert.
snced; reference: soc hour and carfare
TR. 1905.
HOUSEWORK and care Of one child want.
ed by experienced white woman in two
weeks. JUNE EPPARD, Box 43, Parl
Station, Waynesboro, Va.
LAUNDRESs, experienced. specialize ir
curtains. fine fabrics: light laundry; sunny
yard; reference. AD 1919.
WOMAN, reliable. wants days work. Call
FIR. 1868. l.
WOMAN, colored, wishes position rs cook
excellent reference. Hobart 1881.
WOMAN, young, colored wants work 4 OF
3 days week from till 4 or part time
8 till ] o'clock. IL 3446. q
WOMAN, colored, wants part-tlme or day.
work, SOC hour; willing to work. Call ME
If ANY ONE wants an exp colored cook
70 years exp, dinner parties; no laun-
cry: stay or 20. DE. 1857 from 8 till
Evening star., 1944-11-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (coot., ,

sonable; new equipment; reason for sell
ing, leaving city. Write to me at 2416
Lee blvd, Arlington, va. s.
GROCERY, meat market, off-sale beer. do
ing 5000 week business; low rent, long
lease: can be bought for 81 900 for good
VIII and fixtures. plus cost of stock. Call
1 4: MlNOYITZ. attorney, RE. 1852. So
GENERAL STORE at junction 2 State rds.
at Newport. Md, excellent business loca-
ton; 12-room dwelling nearby and 6-acre
lot; excellent tobacco soil, tobacco barn,
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Nd.
RESTAURANT, net profit quoted. $40O mo.
Near 10th and r s.w; well equipped
II 800; $500 cash. JAY REALTY CO.,
p; g. g. s.. GROCERY and beer, business
equipment and truck worth $4,000: price,
$4,000 for good will and hxtures
Grocery and meats. business 5000
weekly: cheap rent; price. $1,000; terms:
hxtures and equipment worth asking price
kOGOD 6 BOOKOFF, Ma. 1889. RA. 1927.
IL RMS, 3 baths: rent, 500; income quoted
over $500: Ayr. lease; arranged into 5
apis: elec. refgrs.: q good buy for
81 500, $500 down.
II rms. 3 baths: rent. $50 income
quoted over $500: arranged into apts
and 3 sleeping rms; near Conn. and 2lst.
IA rms. 3 baths: near 21st and Mass;
nicely furn., very clean; rent. S11O: income
quoted over $3.50: first $1,000 gives possess
sion
YOUNG e. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont ave.
NV, MA o425, MA 1862.
Evening star., 1944-11-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO, Calf, Friday
or Saturday, to share driving and expense
not over $50: Call WI 124l between 5
and $50 evenings, 1T. HEMPHILL
ton. leave Saturday morning. return Tues
day evening. Call SH. 1867. 8 to pm.
on oT Nj o6o9 after z Pm, JOE;
Macon Ga. Thursday. has room for three.
Phone MR.. VAIL. National 3l20. Ext. 557.
WILL ANY ONE driving Los Angeles near
future consider 81 90 for pulling my house
trailer tsmalD and me2 Please advise al
once. MRS. J. B. CUNNINGHAM. Box
YOUNG OFFICER wants ride Chicago,
Milwaukee; will drive. 1T. HILL, MA.
ROOM FOR coon DRIVER to Winter
Haven, Fla: 1912 Chevrolet: gas fur
nished. WO. a449
Evening star., 1944-11-01
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc

GIRL tcol) desires morning Job, II to 3
pm, $40 per wk. Call Adams 1925 bet.
8 and pm. u
GIRL, colored, wants cleaning work, j to
3 Pm, 5.day week. Call MI. 6465
GIRL, colored. reliable, wants part-time
GIRL, colored, wants lob, cleaning, part
time; reference. Cali DU.. 50s2 at z pm.
GIRL, colored: exp, wants work by day
GIRL want, wants work cleaning from TO 9
GIRL eoiored. days work; city refs. /;
$50 hour; S-hour day. DE. 37AS. -
Evening star., 1944-11-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
STENOGRAPHERS, S45 week. Ind

STENOGRAPHERS. s45 week, Industrial
essential; bookkeeper, $50 wk.; typist, S45
tel. S35 clerical workers, S35 wk; nu-
merous openings; always welcome. FORD
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Bond Bldg, cor
BOOKKEEPERS %, $50 wk, commercial
retail bus. stenog, railroad, ne. sec 81 as
mo. stenog. -bookpr.. s.w. sec. S45 wk.
clerk good at figures, $50 wk; bookpr
%, ne. sec, S45 wk: typist, gen. ofict
clerk; Sl35 mo; PIX operators, Sl25,. un.
der 35; CASHIERS S3O-S35 wk; need sc
Welcome. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G
st. NV. next to Epiphany Church tNA
- IA, MA. 6250 Ma. 6oSs) Est. I2 yrs
Visit today
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toontinued on Next PagsJ
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DE. 2739 after 6:30 pm.
Se st s9Gd % gsy
sob H54N 5HSf G9 cE YRon eao4sa sssssn
% enSed ,r references; aai; good pay, with meals
SODA SOD Il GIRLS. G G, white, experienced; pleasant
working conditions, meals and uniforms
REYNoIDs "qszs pHARMAcY s PEI 18TH hees and NC
sIENoGRAPHER-Apply AMERICAN REL
Bethesda. Md. OIL 500.
pleasant Sorkins eonditions, f"sn' BOSS Soss'0a 4
sFnaesnAfHER, sFkEes sapePisneed ss nM patent Law
ONCE; days week; $50. Box AR
sSTTEENoGRApHER Permanent position:
postwar future; 39-hr. week: prefer ont
si sfnN5ansf Ss nsfHR N6 $685. for
ton; good starting salary with oppor.
soy esT ep 9 with and
AHPs T
iteShr
and working conditions Apply Mr.. Norris
S 81 or s p.5t Sh s St sGm
, essential; pleasant surroundings. senerou
So1Sa a5sSsa SRs sao 9sia st. TH
sTENOGRAPHER, secretary. for law OF
fee. $3.50 per month; 5h-day week. MA
4519: 932 Investment Bldg.
, STENOGRAPHERS - BRITISH MISSIONS
Apply HOY 18th st. NV. Employment of.
fee open Monday through Friday, 9 to 8
Saturday. 9 to i. Excellent opportunities
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
STREETCAR OPERATORS WANTED-Yo,
can now earn $40 per week and more as
streetcar operator; essential work; expert.
ence not necessary; training paid for; nc
hours; free time to keep house; paid vaca'
tions; free TRANSFORMATIONS; separate club
rooms; coreenial fellow workers; vacancies
at 4th and SITS: ne, with work on North
Capitol st. and r. l. streetcar lines; also
VACANCIES at 14th and Decatur SITS: NV;
14th and East Capitol sts, with work or
the Mt. Pleasant streetcaE line; Apply Apply
weekday mornings, CAPITAL TRANSIT
CO., 36th and Prospect ave. NV, George
town. Take Route 20, Cabin John street.
! car. lHiring ARRANGEMENTS approved)
TEACHER, kindergarten: private school
maintenance furnished; state Qualification
and sxpsrience. Box 202-J, Star.
sii EihEfHSnE AR GHR1MAT9 HoapE sxps5isnfSsd ssdo Ss
tween 0 am. and 3 pm.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30
COP Leader Places Faith
In Simple Election Formula
Harrison Spanger, Party Chairman, Sees
Republican Victory as Result of Complete
Effective Local Organization.
By BAUKHAGE
Ne.cs Analyst and Commentator.

The chairman is typical, sue
cessful businessman of q middle
sized town Cedar Rapids, Iowa) in
the Middle West. His speech and
his speeches are pretty much basic
English except when he "rises to
pronounce" on party principles.
Then he uses good old substantial
political phrases marshaled in the
conventional manner. But like all
pre-convention committee chairman
ships, his job is eschewing the over
specific. He can talk about candi-
dates, but not candidate, pro or
con; he can talk about platforms
but not about planks.
He is, according to his associates,
a man Of action. Already he has
visited all of the northern states
and that is what he is still doing,
dividing his time between the field
and the Washington office. He likes
best to meet with small group OF
leaders, about 80. He also makes
his contacts with non-political organ
izations. Gle is an Elk and Mas0n.)
The Farm Problem
The farm organizations will be
handled en- masse. Representatives
of all the farm organizations have
been invited to attend meeting in
Chicago early next month in order to
express their views for possible in
corporation in the party platform.
They will meet with members of the
Republican postwar advisory coun-
ellis committee on agriculture. It's
chairman is Governor Hickenlooper,
who succeeded the late Senator Nc
Nary, father of the farm bloc.
Agriculture is one Of the eight
problems" listed by the advisory
council at its meeting in September,
1912. The others are foreign pol
icy; postwar industry and employ
ment; social welfare; federal adj
ministration; finance and currency;
labor; agriculture; and international
economic problems.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30

or more runs last year. Veteran
Bill Nicholson knocked in 12s runs
for the Cubs, Andy Pafko drove
home 118 for Los Angeles while hit
ting 1853, and Ed Sauer drove In an
even 100 as he hit 1868 for Nashville.
Even though Pafko and Sauer are
rockies, their performances were
proof of their ability. They weren't
playing against sand-lot teams. Too,
the Cubs still have veterans Pea
nuts Lowrey and Wal Goodman,
not to mention John Ostrowski, who
topped the Coast league in home
runs.
In the infield Manager Jimmy Will
son will have with possibilities Of
changes) Ed Stanky, Stan Hack,