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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Rev. and Mrs. Bun
dick. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dick
erson. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac w. Ell
lingsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey T. Smith and Mrs. Lawrence
SammOns. all of Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood KentOn en-
tertained guests during the week
end.
Mrs. George Fithen has been
recent visitor in the north.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Sammons visited friends and
relatives in Wilmington.
John Ellingsworth of Milford
was IA caller in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcllyain
and daughter had delightful trip
during the weekend.
Ellendale Methodist Church
Rev. Bundick. Pastor
Sunday. August %
Sunday school services at 10 a.
m. in charge of +. w. Ireland. su-
perintendent No other service.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Is. NailOr, Pastor
Sunday, August 25
Sunday school services at , p. N.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

After wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs Jones will reside with the
brides grandparents near Ellen
dale until their home is erected
at I.yuchs Heights. Milford. The
groom is engaged with Masten
Trucking Company of Milford We
wish them long ana happy life
Party
\ surprise birthday party was
given to Harry Arner. of near FL
lrndale. in honor OF his 62nd birth
day ON Monday evening. August l..
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Webb. Jr. and children Bet
", Doris and Patsy OF Stockley,
John ConoWay Of Greenwood.
Michael ZituOgal OF Bridgeville and
Mr.. and Mrs Hunter Jones. MIR.
Arney received many nice and use
full gifts Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served. Upon
leaving the guests wished Mr. Al
ney many more happy birthdays.
Lawrence +. SammOnS. employ
&c OF the dupont plant al Seaford
gave very delightful and inter
esting trip to his friends on Mon
day evening. August -, when ht
arranged for visit through the
plant Those invited We're Mr.. ant
Mrs Horace Webb. Mr.. and Mrs
David Ellingsworth. Miss Betty FL
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
GLENDALE
I nnlnIIInitA News

Roy Macklin OF Wilmington was
tn" Weekend guest OF the Misses
Allie and Mia Macklin
Mn and Mrs Howard Meek OF
Charleston, w. Va. We're guests of
Mrs Meck's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Hoyt last week
MIR. and Mrs Hunter " Jones.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Arney. Miss
Doris Webb visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Webb and family of Stock
Icy last week
John u. Beebe. ST.. and grand
SON. Robert spent the Weekend
visiting Mr.. Beebe's sons. Rev. and
Mrs. H. Carroll Beebe and daugh-
ter Margaret, and Mr.. and Mrs
Haywood l.. Beebe and daughter Of
Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols and
son Jimmy and Pfc. and Mrs.
Francis Marker and daughter.
Shyrl. Of linWood. Pa. who have
been spending sometime with their
grandmOther. Mrs. Clara Wilson.
has returned to their homes.
Lee Wayne Moore returned hone
ON Sunday after visiting friends
and relatives at Milton. BrOadkihI
Beach and RehOboth Beach.
William JONES of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Bonard -. Moore.
Mrs. Bonard Moore returned
home on Saturday after IA ninetepl
day stay in the Iiahnemann Hospi
tai in Philadelphia. where she nm
derwent an operation Mrs. Moore.
condition is fine at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs ElwOod Lynch an,
daughter Gwendolyn and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chester DiCkersDn and daugh
ter. Phyllis. attended Milton Cam
; on Sunday evening.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
W. d. Elliugsworth. Jr.. and fam
/ lily were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc
Stevenson and daughter Nr2im
of Georgetown and Mrs. \. Il
Jones. Jr. and children.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Rickal Dis
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Holt
and called on Mrs. Clara r. Rick
ards.
Misses Gladys Hill and Ruth Ev-
ans have been employed at Ocean
City, Md, during August.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shermertorn
of Wilmington and Maurice Keen
of Randolph-Maco College, i'll
Virginia. visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Keen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Hickman
spent the week END in West Phila-
delphia as the guests OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. Joseph Belts. The latter Belts
visited the Hickmans this summer
Mrs. Andrew Davidson ard
daughter Miss Melba. accompan-
led Mrs. Paul Maar to Philadelphia
where they spent the past week
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dempster and
daughter Carol Sue, the latter Ms.
Dempster. is the daughter OF tn"
late Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ilearn Wis
tied Mrs. May Hearn. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miley and
son Eugene of Ardmore. Pa. have
been spending several days at Their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Wells Of
West Philadelphia are guests ol
Mrs May Hearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Richards of
Prospect Park. Pa. are expected
this Weekend to visit their mOthc.t
Mrs. Georgia A. Richards
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Ellis
have had as their guests. MIR. and
Mrs. William 5. Warner and chil-
dren of Newbriton. Conn
David Ellis is visiting the grand.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stott i'll Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Enid Ringler who is spend
: ing the summer at Bethany Bracl
: attends services at Bethel Metho
dist Church each Sunday.
; Mrs. Clifford Esham of Wes
Philadelphia visited MIR and Mrs
Chester Richards on Sunday.
: Enjoying IA splendid week-en(
: trip around about way to Atlanii
+ City by water. in their -four neN
4 boats. made entirely of light weigh
L steel. with all the cOnvenienceS Il
= home and no worries about rooI
: reservations. were: Mr. and MI:
5 William Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Ec
win Powell Mr. and Mrs. SWanc
If Bennett. MIR. and Mrs. Roger Van
Il dergrift. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. llol
II Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Holt and ch
dren. Rachael and Richard. Nicto
II MURRAY and f. +. Long.
'e Leaving the Indian River lnl'
L at : a. m. Friday morning an
d reaching Atlantic City Friday nisl
t. around o'clock. making the tri
: on ~ gallons OF gas for each boa
All boats left Atlantic city on SUI
4 day morning at S:4o O'Clock al
4. arrived home at 10 p. m. Sunda
T. All had an interesting trip and IL
too much traffic.
to Allen Powell. the eldest son
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Powell, is in
-S proving at this writing, but w
still have to take treatments At Il
X Beebe Hospital for while longt
: Lieutenant and Mrs Robert
Hudson are having as their gues
ld their daughter and son-in-law, y
:" and Mrs. Clifton Phelps OF No
+. folk. Va. and friends, MIR and NJ
II Chris Heath OF Nrwheru, \. G.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
FREDERICK

Mrs Jeanette B. Dodd was in
New York the past week.
Mrs. Charles Sipple OF near town
has been visiting relatives at Oak
Orchard
Miss Bessie Cook of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Cook
Jlarry Carter of Philadelphia
was Wcck end guest OF Mrs. Het-
tie Palmer
Miss Mary Morris entertained on
Saturday. Ny and Mrs. John Ben
son OF Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
benjamin Moore
Lee Ralph OF Wilmington is Wis
itna his grandparents. Mn and
Mrs. Lewis Belts.
Mrs. Laura Knots has returned
home mere with her son, Roland
Knots. after hcr summer vacation
Charles Pritchett OF Columbia
y. J.. spent "Wednesday and Thurs
day with his brother. Warner Prit
chrtt
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dermott .
Jersey City. y. j., spent the pas
week with Mr. and Mrs William
Seacord.
Mrs Roy carpenter and sons o
Winston- Salem, ~ G.. are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. HaIr.
F Mittcn.
Mrs. Sallie Williams is spendin
this week at Rchoboth with he
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. an
Mrs Rawlings.
MIR and Mrs. Clarence Perso
ana daughter Lucille were recen
guests at Slaughter Beach at tn
Hopkins cottage.
Ar. and Mrs Wellington Ha
OF Wilmington are spending seN
cl'al days This week with Mr.. an
Mrs. William Sipple.
MIR. and Mrs Chas. Morris an
sons. Paul and Lewis. and Bett
Foraker of near Wilmington wei
Sunday guests of MIR. and Mr.
! Hoty Gross.
A Miss Marie Knots OF town Wit
Mrs. MarGarct Marker. Miss Natil,
Marker and Miss Emily Marker
y Dover. were Tursday visitors
" MihniuAton.
t. Little Carol l.anSrcll. dausht'
+ of MIR. and Mrs. Donald Langre
y has returned home from the Nj
ford Memorial Hospital, after ha
u inc her tousils removed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Erwin COverdale has returned
home after delightful visit with
relatives and friends AT Bowers
Beach.
Dorsey Reynolds. Jr has been
vacatiOning in Pennsylvania.
Sunday and Weekend guests Cf
Mr.. and Mrs John b. DerriCkson
and family were Mr.. and Mrs. FL
ton Lynch Mrs. Ralph Shannon
and daughter. Mary Ann, OF near
Milford. and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Derricksom and daughter.
Laura Lois. of Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. David k,llingsw0rtn
and daughter were guests OF Mrs.
George Jester of Georgetown last
week
Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Arney OF FL
lendale announces the marriage OF
their granddaughter Miss Oracle
Marie Webb to Hunter Wilson
Jones son of Mrs. Lucy Y. Jones
and the late Robert Jones of Mil
ford Mr. Jones served > years il
the t. :. armed forces, two years
OF which he spent overseas.
The wedding took place ol
Thursday evening August s. a
30 o'clock by the Rev. John De
Chant. pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Word has been received from
Patricia Clifton that She is able 10
be out after her fall from her hi
cycle. She wants TO thank all who
sent letters and cards 10 her
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. lIoyey enter
tanned on Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Belts and MIR. and
Mrs. Merton Belts. it being his
birthday Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zora TamaI and
daughters. Doris and Elneta. were
Weekend guests of relatives i'll
Wilmington. Barbara Ann return
ed home with them after spending
the past TWO weeks there.
Mrs. Elva Gross and daughter.
Mrs. Horace Culver OF LeWes and
Mrs. Wood Of Smyrna. attended the
funeral of Mrs Gross aunt. Mrs.
Elva Garner of Warwick. Md At
the Daniels Funeral HON" at
Townsend on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bangor and
children OF RiverView. \. j. Mr.
and Mrs. William Short OF Salem,
\. J.. Mr.. and Mrs William Frye
and daughter OF Prospect PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Wrot"n ol
Wilmington were Weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Deputy
Miss Charlotte I.indale celehrat-
ed her birthday last week by "htel :
tanning Miss Emily Morris ana MISS
Sarah Elizabeth l.ank. They ENJOY
ed the matinee AT the Piazza
Theatre. and after the matinee the
sirls were treated to lee cream ant
cake. The day ended with everyone
. wishing Charlotte many more
| happy birthdays.
On Sunday morning. Rev. VIII!
| preached a very fine sermon. Mrs
Wills sang solo, come To Me,
. with the moonlight sonata accom-
paniments Harry Carter OF Phil
| adelphia. a former resident, Sau'
a solo beside the Still Water.
/ These soloistS were ably accom-
panied by Miss Sylvia +. Dodd, I'll
4 accomplished pianist.
Ill
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
OCEAN VIEW
Home Coming At Bethel Methodist
Church. Ocean View, On
Sunday. August %


Next Sunday, August 25, will be
a special day for Bethel Methodist
Church at Ocean View. The ser
vices will begin with the church
school at 9:45 a. m. with Thomas
+. Hickman. the superintendent
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Albright Of AL
lentoWn, Pa, musical artists. will
be with us and spend the day. Mr..
and Mrs. Albright play the mar
imba, the vibra-h harp and the musi-
cal chimes. They will play at all
services. In the morning Worship
service at IL o'clock the adult choir
will sing a selection. DR.. Thomas
&. Mulligan, superintendent of the
Dover District of the Peninsula
Conference. will preach the ser
mon.
200 p. m An old fashioned
class meeting led by Thomas G..
WalstOn.
300 y. m Sermon by the Rev
erend James f. Langrall. pastor of
the Methodist Church at RoXana.
500 D. IN. Evening worship ser
vice A good live song service will
begin the meeting. The Young PeO-
pies Choir directed by Mrs. Dor
othy Holt Branford will sing sev-
eral selections. The sermon will
be preached by the Reverend How
ard Boutwell, Warren. ID. d.. pas
tor of Embury Methodist Church
BROOKLYN. \. Y. All services viii
be presided over by the pastor. Mrs
Ethel Davidson is the organist ant
will play at the morning and after
noon services.
Mr.. and Mrs John West ant
daughter Sally Jane of PennsylVa
mia. visited their mother, Mrs An
ni4 b. West. over the Weekend
and had dinner with Miss Matte
II. Belts and Mrs. Clara +. Rick
ards on Saturday.
Miss Hannah r. SOmers and bro
ther. Samuel |. Somers of Ceilings
wood. ~ j.. and his wife. the latte
from Wilmington. mOtOred here o
Monday and had dinner with thei
cousins. MIR and Mrs Ebe II. Da
wilson Miss Hannah Somers rt
manned here and spent three day
with the DaVidsons
MIR and Mrs. Charlie West I
DreXel Hill, Pa. visited MI. an
Mrs Eber Daisey and called q
friends on Monday.
Mrs Elizabeth McCabe taha
and sister, Mrs. Mary Mccall
Greenly of lIarl ington and daugI
term law. Mrs. Fred Greenly al
young son. Fred. visited their am
Mrs. Martha ConOway on Satu
day
Mrs Theora Spanutius OF Eliz
beth. ~ j.. is visiting her mOthf
Mrs. Lille II. Belts. and sist,
Mrs. Elsie Hickman.
Wade Spanutius was unable
spend the summer here. as he HI
secured position which requir
his attention.
clarence Taylor of New Yn
visited his parents. MIR. and Nh
Ebe Taylor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ulysses West al
son Donald OF Camden y j.. hd
been visiting their parents, y
and Mrs. owen Derrickson al
Mrs Jennie West.
Nj. and Mrs. James a Bet
Jr.. and son Edward of RocheL
y. Y. visited their erandmotht
Mrs. Georgia Richards here viii
at the Carlton Hotel i'll Rrhobo
jal5 week
Mrs Emma Richards accompa
led her son and daug la
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Rckar
from West Philadelphia, and
visiting Mr. and Mrs Chester Rit
ards and Miss Salle II Evans.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

classified Ads gets results
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
BY ALDEN TODD, Federated Press.
LABOR LESSON FROM GERMANY

Washington FP)The lobbyists their congressional
henmn who keep their anabor sharp here while Congress IN
shifting filling
the production
They the NIB effectiveness engineering
And they Matching plans for weakening the Wagner
nothing smashing
under Hitler what the
and better labor only changed
big chief thought okay
But he the rulers
of industry
the would be
Tom Grdler at the head
chekof left after the check
envelope They the Labor Front which
by the didn't take with the boss because the
needy wind blowing But
finding bucket of Winter Help
locating interviewed by the Gallup Poll here
workers also had the privilege chipping the Vokswagn
delivery Victory
the Fatherland
unemployment for the
of
war; machin they had to keep
they found themselves working
food and being speeded do the work had
in period dof glory triumph
the ordinary German worker the
radio the
sent him sweater bottle of wine from Paris.
Finally the German worker got the ambang from the air in
which willing
friends relatives lie unbured g
Hamburg Nuremberg and Berlin His bleach path
0
a
would do the thing here they the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
On the Capitals Cuff
By TRAVIS K 'HEDRICK
HERE'S WHY THEY LEAVE TOWN IN A HIRRY


things which remind him of Alice Wonderland If he takes
the driver "Take Union Station brother Pm getting of he
probably catch dozen choice like these:
Veterans Administrator Omar Bradley that chseng employers
dishonest make l. Bill of
scandal" He a
training higher
He makes $500 month salary but takes $50 month the
Gl bill That's good, Bradley.
few Bradley Congress and President Tu
with all this chselng
the limit married the make
is $46SO week The Treasury, thank God is safe
harvest
and wheat Plenty eat home and lots left for starving
other countries, Board Chairman Roy L. Thompson
Clinton
consisting typical available
that 22 million will
relief this million
What's a palry million shortage?
Anderson also complains potatoes being raised this
the United States.
No the official family says word about food rationng.
housing pretty everyone agrees
John Small
$084 million We can't let that building material
nd say
Small adds that during the period has 0 ppca
tions valued at $1,741 million.
Apparently there is nothing to lose by asking!
against
Blbo melting his followers
of federal Department spokesmen Indicate
Bib the Mutual hookup
of Ku outfit
No word from the Justice Department on Bibo
Blandy the
by radoactv that he avors banhg the bomb method
warfare.
regular
equipment and strategy can oe kept up to date
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
From the Heruld Files
THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO

j. A. Allison, ompeent SMILE caller at National Head
He himself highly phases of dry
Steubenvl Oho-Chaes Reed of the decorating brick
fall on his foot the other day with painful
Kitanning, Frank Ksnnard had the misfortune
JOB here and returned to caoo oh Ede s rR n @ a at
Ford City, has been offered fine position outside his gifted profession
Minerva Ohio Brand has president
succeed Glen Han who has been advanced the presdenc Frank
loms formerly attached to the go here but working in
has been i'll of pneumonia is convalescent ' " " ~ p ~
East Liverpool Ohio Charles Gallagher
very brisk The have Handicapped
shortage Of Ben Wise ggeman the Standard plant No. will roll
with of the East Liverpool ten the Pittsburgh
Wise good steady smah and there always something
James oIIanlon, dmake days
account of the death of his wfe mother Harry Wakn occupied his
President Duffy called sebring Ohio Friday Brother
Board at headquarters on Saturday evening ' " ''' N0
E. L. Ve John H. NIorehead Leroy Fowler William
Council ~ " ' N ''
Kokomo IndWiG Cochran Tommy Goyrey Marble
sebng ohioWn Mercer sebng plant pur-
of Chester the bench Sebrg plant future plans
are not hnOHn EdTarf G packer working at the Limoges
winter Two potters members
Tff Ohoenry Rosenker of Philadelphia will take bench here
kiln . '"'''pAis 'e e'e''0" u
Camden JThe officers President George
secretary Walter Nixon treasurer John Kane shop committee
East Liverpool ohioMos Fisher has left the T. Old End TO
position in East Paesne William doing dipping
Uahe following officers elected President
Joseph Sutton financial
Bro william Hand has
to Manngton Bro Frank Smith
Wheeling yaPery Ross has chlsothe Beington
s FL Fred Danes & John Moore
Williams Paint Company
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
THERE HASN'T been bank failure in t

THERE HASN'T been bank failure in the Unit
ed States in 27 months! That's probably rec
ord. There are several explanations.
One is the fact that in 92 per cent of the banks
Uncle Sam insures deposits up to $4,000. Thus
deposits approximating $3.50 billion are safe
guarded.
Forty years ago William J. Bryan was called a
dreamer because he urged state legislatures to
insure bank deposits. Several states followed his
suggestion Always the bankers headed die-hard
Opposition.
ut will ruin our banking SYSTEM" they said
1T will place premium on unsafe banking
methods"
Eventually they succeeded in wiping out most
Of the state deposit insurance laws
But, at the depth of the depression, the agita-
tion was revived, this time on a national scale.
President Roosevelt was cool to it. The then Sec
retary of the Treasury said it was "unwse'
Fortunately Congressman Bob" Crosser of
Cleveland was chairman of the Democratic Steer
ing Committee in the House. He headed group
which went to the White House and pleaded with
the President not to actively oppose the deposit
insurance bill, which had been introduced by Stea-
gall of Alabama and favorably reported by the
House Banking and Currency Committee.
"F. d." didn't like to turn down his Secretary
Of the Treasury. "I'll not oppose it, but it's not
an administration measure, he told CTosser.
So the measure went through the House, and
Vandenburg of Michigan helped lot in putting
it through the Senate.
The bankers continued to wag their heads and
predict disaster. However, today bank deposit in
surance is as firmly established as the Rock of
Gibraltar
Bryan's dream has come true, thanks to "Bob'
Crosser and few other Progressives, who didn't
believe the Republic would be ruined if a poor
mans savings were protected by Uncle Sam.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Frank Anderson casting job Canonsburg
Mrs Frazier, wife of Robert Frazier dshmak X. K
End East Liverpool has returned her
Coocon o. where she recently underwent major
valescng satisfactorily
John Duffy honory members of of P,
1873 East Eleventh 1864 North Sixth Columbus
Mr. and Mrs Thomas
street after spending their vacation Atlantic City, Trenton and Phde
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Zents Mr. and Eels
from delightful motor the Thousand
large bouquet Of dahlas containing of the choicest varieties
ay of Local Union No 94 who growing
Carl Reddish kinman employed the McNco pottery
Charles Serng President of the Sebng Pottery Company Sebrg
returned TUESDAY a from ron ABB business m s trip to Chicago
Sesqu Centennial Bro Wynn gost knman at the Edwin NJ Knowles
Edwin Knowles China Company Newell W. Va has placed
decorating smith Taylor
Pottery Company Chester W. Va prior
Bxby, formerly employed Liverpool pe
caster residing Youngstown Ohio He his
John Mooney has his Cartwright pottery
East G yePHG n to accept nfM E s rent at sco Ohio
Md East Liverpool last Monday made National
five and oeha days week that prospects of
seemed indicate that the woren would full
Edwards recording secretary of Sinevie
visited n Liverpool last Monday.
formerly of
bat he China plant, Niles Ohio r : - f
JAS Ggalon handler Hopewe Liverpool
daughter Margaret Jack Newell
Ireland Mr. andcaer employed moudmaker
Homer Laughin China Company Newell his first
John Weber ggsrman Of East Liverpool daughter
stenographer by of the avenue
William the handling temporarily at the Bailey
Walker China Co. Bedford o. during the absence of the handler
Ernest Goodwin Ernest Goodwin, model
student at Ohio State University Columbus Ohio
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-09-05
HE STOOPS TO SMEAR

YOU'VE OFTEN heard of "soap-box orator.
He is supposed to be "crack-pot' who hasn
any sense but can make an awful lot of noise.
WE'LL the interests which are opposed to OPA
rent control are sending a lot of 'soap- box ora
tors around the country to stir up the landlords
and induce them to do two things: CD Flood the
White House and Congress with protests against
any kind of rent CONTROL and (2) raise money to
keep the propagandists living on the fat OF the
land
If you imagine we are exaggeratng the story,
YOU should read report in the Nevada State
Journal" of meeting held in the Civic Audi
torium in Reno
Grant Macfarlane counsel for the Apartment
House Association of Utah." was the principal
speaker.
"The property owners of this state are the
people who own this state" he said and the 3OO
landlords present are said to have appauded vo-
ciferously 1--WE can tell those Congressman were
the only ones who pay the taxes and they had bet
ter look out"
Kendrick Johnson, Republican candidate for
United States Senator endeavored to outdo Mac
farlane He said "The United States is the worst
imitation Communist state on the face OF the
earth"
He declared the Federal government is seek
ing to take away from the people the Every means
whereby we live" and insisted the government
would have accomplished its objective, except for
a fortunate thing that happened in Washington
about year ago."
That fortunate thing" presumably, was the
death Of President Roosevelt Imagine creature
capable of expressing such sentiments occupying
a seat in the United States Senate! But, appar-
emily, the frenzed landlords liked it.