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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
McGEHEE

W. w. Brown of Marshall, Mo.
has returned home after spending
a few days here with his brother
ir law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
James Lamb, $1,000. Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Wesley had as their din
ner guests last Thursday, Mrs.
Katie Wesley of Watson ... 81.
Mrs. Walter Groves, Jr, spent Il
few days in Helena with her mo-
Their and family ........ Mrs. Estella
Dickson returned last week from
Kansas City, Mo, where she spent
several weeks with friends. She
reported having grand time -. %.
Miss Frances Laverne Bordeaux
left last Monday for Hot Springs
where she will make her home
with her parents ....,.. Little Willie
Freeman spent the week erE .ams
with his Crane m oth her, Mrs.
Grimes ....... The service at Nc
Gehee Chapel NIB Church Sunday
was in high spirit and Rev. A. L..
Perkins delivered the message and
reviewed the lesson. Rev. M. Cole
man, pastor 49,. Rev. and Mrs.
Dan Turner and Mrs. Helen Alex
ander are on the sick list ........ Mr..
and Mrs. George White had as
their guest last week, Rev. A.
Newman of Prescott 49,. Essie w.
Green left Monday night for his
home in Decator, Illinois, after
spendin gseveral weeks here with
relatives, He was the house guest
of his sister, Mrs. Agnes Ford.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12

be some changes made -. What
will happen if Willie Lee w. con-
tinues to walk Miss Genever w
home? $500. Miss Bertha Lee w
seems to be somewhat jealous of
Earl H. lately -. 1t seems as tho
Alfred B. thinks Delton r is try.
ing to beat his time within Miss
Genever S. What will be the out
come? ...... Miss Lurene w seems
deeply in love with Roosevelt l..
What will happen if Howard G
gets the news? l hope there wont
be any hard feelings about it ...
zee. Miss Amble Rose M seems to
be getting a little above herself
lately. who knows why? Why
is it that Alfred B, William N,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12

Earl H try to be SO funny lately?
The S sisters seem to be the CEN
ter of attraction around the place
but things are dull since Coma
Lee S has been in ...... Velma II
name has changed to Butter Roll
..... Miss Elmyra w is somewhat
besides herself since Frank B Is
leaping around -. Miss Flossie
B c is getting stuck on Ray H
wonder why? -. Miss Bertha Mae
N seems to be engaged now but
to whom? ,.u Miss George T is
here from Mississippi and she is
starting off rough with James E.
manuel H ...... Wonder what will
Philander College think when
they get the news? Augusta c
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12

60 back to Hope now. We Won
der II she left anything there 49,.
HI seems to be off the beam since
that bad chick in grammar school
fell for his best girl friend ........
Boy friend wanted for HRS, GIRL,
BIS. LBK and DMJ ........ FIT says
&c must spend all of his leisure
time to her interest ........ Who has
HRS riding from Pine Bluff with?
Could it have been NC? 49,.
They tell me that T boy is in love
with that H girl ........ DMcN tries
to be sly. but she cried her eyes
out because SR went to college
.....,.. &c said that he can't decide
between Pr or FIT 49,. SIN says
give her SR and you can have
everything else ....... DIM is hold
ing a heavy torch for certain
guy, that CHI boy ........ Has any
one seen Agnes lover lately 49,.
JF is on with MMC but BP is still
trying too 800. What happened to
LIN and JIM 2? ........ EW is ir
love with BJK but is now talk
ing to LR. Is it because Of a SB
...... MN says BIC can't talk I,
anyone but her. We are wonder
ing II they are engaged ........ Nh
is always living the school boys
but she only means Mr.. Ford am
good ....... We will soon find 4;
boyfriend for DMD. What hap
pened to DJJ and RT? Maybe Is
knows INC is saving all of hi.
love for ABB ....-.. Did the bust be.
tween EJM and SB have anything
to do with LIS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
NONE SHALL
ESCAPE
by Raymond Chairman

To begin with. I'm not the type
OF person to dig up gossip as ma
licious as the following. Personal
~ | have no interest in this at all
The management Of the place
where the incident occurred, I am
about to relate. requested this
expose, and is willing to assume
all responsibility Now let us get
to the story that was told to me.
The alleged rape victim whom I
wouldn't have the audacity to re-
veal, was enjoying an evening of
lush and fun, Gin a local club
that led to her shame. She inno-
Gently caught the eye of Herbert
slim" Washington. "Slim" had
been observing the young .damsel
of the evening very closely. He
was dazzled by over applied cos
metic and the usua essence of
fragrance that differentiates it.
self from Evening In Paris, along
with other nonsense. But Slim
in his dazzleness, still knew he
was no prize package. retired in
the satorial remnants by the way
of his last paycheck which a reas-
enable facsimile to a deck of ov-
erals But that didn't deter Slim.
With the enticing advice of few
polish wolves that were around
Slim was ready. His speech was
dern near incoherent even in the
vernacular of Ninth Streeters. He
had no conception of technical
English. Slim" engaged the dam
sci in conversation which was
brief and explicit. Prompted by
his reasoning to wager she follow
ed him. So. Several minutes pass
ed before she realized her finan-
cial status had caught up with
her dignity. (Which became lower
than snakes innerside). sos. The
magnificent green" turned out
to be even poor counterfeit for
the original. With all the virtue
of a maiden, she screamed RAPE
This brought the manager to her
rescue, who Immediately became
enraged to murder. Murder Slim
before an eye witness explained
what really had take place. 49,.
This is the story behind the OBJ.
scene rumors. 1t is told in an eff
fort to give the public the true
facts of what really took place
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
GOOD HOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gulley of
Bluff City and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Sockwell were dinner guest Of
Mrs. Carline Marks Sunday ...,....
James Marks and son. James Jr.,
made trip to Hot Springs Sun
day 49,. Good Hope Choir went
to st. James Baptist Church on
No. 4 Highway to sing with other
choirs ........ The funeral of Willie
Disemute was held at Good Hope
Thursday the 4th. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. Cross 49,.
Harris Lee Marks is here on {
furlough to visit his mother, Mrs
Bessie Purifoy. He is in the Navy
...... j. L. Sockwell is improving
rapidly.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
GOOD HOPE 1--WE


Ho! You guys and gals here we
are with some more OF this 1--WE
and Jim ........ ENC had better
keep sharp eyes on TN because
he keeps buzzing around c .......
Could it be true that SA keeps
on hanging around ELR? ........ HIM
+ says she doesn't know what a.
bout CP could il be those hand
some looks? ...... BIB keeps look
ing high and low for TN ........ L
VIC is sitting in a tree top waiting
for I'M but she'd better watch CHI
mn LG better watch CBL because
GLIB is in town ........ Could 1t be
true that a certain girl wears her
mothers glasses around and about
for her MANI ..... JIG better
watch JIM because he keeps going
around with IL ........ NC better
watch CHI because he is on with
CD ........ OMB better watch LOA
because he Is on with BHF .......
RIB Is worried about GVA .....
Orb is on with CIR ........ Sorry
guess not anymore Keep on drop
ing those tags in the bags.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
Gladys Hender-

boy for her 1900. Gladys Hender-
son and Earl HALEY have made
up ........ Bobbie Helen and Louise
J are on a bust. but that doesn't
mean a thing they do it every
day ....... Leola Washington and
Haron Field are living a cool life
........ Hele Jacobs and Thurman
Washington can't make up their
minds ....... Eddie NJ. Walker and
Willie Have made up and are
back on lovers lane 49,. BKT
plays Glib too hard $3.50, Where
is Uncle Joe, Mrs. Scott.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12

seems to be making high step,
around Miss Naomi BIS home.
What will David B., Jr. say when
he gets the news ..... Robert c
will you decide who you want for
girl friend -. Miss Hattie Bell
says she is in need of fine boy
friend, she says he must be at
least 81 years of age, nice look
ing and have plenty OF cash
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
e. DORADO
Around Washington
High

The Washington High Hornets
defeated the Camden Tigers TO
Before a tremendous crowd Of
1900, the two rival teams met. The
game went up to the half with
score Of 90. In the third quarter
the Hornets blocked a p IS thrown
by the Tigers which would have
meant a large gain. The Hornets
and Tigers played neck and neck
all the way through the 3rd quar-
TER. In the fourth quarter II was
L. C.. Ross who made touch
down for the Hornets with Tom
my Dickerson plunging for the
extra point. thus making the Hor-
ncts superior with a TO score.
Principal men in the game were
Jackson, Ross. Bailey. Bradford,
Carol, Dickerson. Robinson and
Mack ...-... To our regret. we have
lost one Of our finest teachers Mrs
Z. Williams. who is attending
State College for the winter quar-
ter. We have been fortunate ts
obtain a teacher to take her place
Mrs. Goldyn. a graduate Of State
College ....... Rev. J. T. Kelly wa.
caiied TO Little Rock on business
Tuesday morning .,...... Miss Vera
Cobb. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. Cobb celebrated her seventeen.
Tn birthday with a dinner. Her
guests were: Miss Moccletus Ter
rell., Thaddeus Meek. John Mack.
Bruce Childs. Myrtle Murphy and
Ethel Cobb. She received many
nice gifts The party was enjoy
ed by all ......,. Mayor William T.
Aatdson was guest Of Miss Emma
Lee Grags an the campus last
week. They are very old acquaint-
snces ..... SOME 1--WE Gee. Every
one in the Sophomore class seems
TO be in love. They are laughing
on the outside and crying on the
inside. Open the door R., Hoo
ray. at last MN has found a boy
friend. hope she keeps him. JIM
seems to have little trouble
these days because her ........s seems
TO be hard TO handle now ....... 1t
seems that MDS and JOB are not
% lin there. as they were long
time ago ...... I wonder how LC
and SIM are doing now, after
hat little coincident at the dance
MS and 4 certain chick had
a slight fuss about certain soph-
omore ...--. Seemingly BIC and
JSF's love has gone to rocks since
ne left town -...... NEW wants to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12

In memory Of Emerson II. Bow
man
In loving memory of my son.
who was missing in action five
years ago, November 26, 1912 We
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
GOSSIP:

Wanted boy friend for Jaun-
ita, Annie Lee. Annie Beyll, Glenn
entine, and Mary Sue ..... Wonder
why Cassie Mae hits Luther so
much, could it be the hit Of love?
Marie and Robert E. Seem to be
doing 100 percent lately. When
Eli Robinson came to visit our
school he wanted to join the girls
ball team when he found out girls
with girls and boys with boys he
said well I'll be seeing you all.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
By T. Melvin

had him with us 81 years. His
parting has caused his loved ones
many tears. But now he is at
sweet rest. For to take him. He
knew best Friends think we have
forgotten, when we greet them
with a smile They do not know
the heartaches that smiles hide all
the while. Happy and smiling. al
ways content, Loved and respect
ed where ever he went. Always
thoughtful, willing and kind.
What beautiful memory left be-
hind.
Written by mother.
Mrs. Larenda Bowman,
Judsonia, Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
Benton School News
Lois Johpson

LotS JOn0Sou
High school children at home
for Thanksgiving holidays: Barba-
ra Lou Rhinehart, Baptist College;
Pauline. Lillian and Jackie Ray
johnson, Shorter College; Irma
Colman, Brinkley; Charlie Jr..
King, Fordyce High School. Miss
es Susie Wright, Irma Colman, Eli
Robinson, Denver Ford, Thomas
Houston. and Leon Mccall visited
our school recently. Come back
soon Myrtle Robinson, Alton Col
man and Ardist Williams are back
in school after Hines.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-12
Rixie's 1--WE Talk
Rosie NJ c;sL

So far everything seems fair,
but what will happen If Joe S.
continues to come see Velma IL
Some one says there are going to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
$5O,OOO,OOO Gtinabilie
tt,1r untcr 1t.S. 1tcntrellc

9sanfing. Gin amerifanii6es Silfss
programm fir Gbina, bos iid, ali
$50, 100000 belaltfen iou, miro Dor.
ausiidtlieb nod Dor Monotsenoe un-
ter5eidnet lperben.
Wie aus 5lrperlanigcn Guellen Der.
laltet, baben bel ben Serbanblunaen
oariiber oie gereinigten Stoatcn a,f
cine itrensere Gerteilrnasfontrolle
ourd "bartfopfige amcrifoniidc @e.
lhaftsleltte" beltanoen uno fid, oas
@eebt porbebalten, 81, beitintinen, al
,pen oieie Silfe segeben tperSer ipG,
tpobei totiddlib beltebenoe Sdnpie.
rigfeiten ni6t piel Silfeleiltl,na fir
8ebiete, oie sic 9ommnilten belett
balten, iuobribeinlid mohen.
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Dt6ensmertes

Die 6reibeit lit sic Giniiht in sic
Hohpe,loigfeit. Gnocls.
Die 2iebc itirbt ieltcn - lie med,,
lelt MIR oft Sen 8egenitano!
3ur Seelenmalerei eignet lid) nie.
mails Elm Yinlel!
sd babe cine ibloiloic Nobt ge.
bdbt?"
mWesbalb bcnn?s
Ser @irt iagte mir, penn ih i'm
@ett MIR cine @an5e finSen ,piiroc,
bral,d)te idJ fir bas llebernod)ten
nid)ts 81 be5oblen uno ga babe ich
natiirlid oie gauge Nodt aeiuht!"
"Sbre Sbeiollngsfloee lit obac-
tutelen, Serr 2ebergries. gs lit oos
@eIte, penn iie iih nit Sbrer Sro,
allsiobnen. M6hten Sic oasu nod et-
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Eliot Ness zieht gegen jetzige Administration los

llrngsnot in Glepelonb. NeB erflGrte,
leincr 9lniibt not) iei es s(lfoobe
eines giirgermeiiters, iiber Seci)ni-
falitdten, 3lpiltigfeiten lnp Eerpe=
ritdt 81 erbebcn lnb ollc &rIite ser
@erneinoe ouf Slnerfennlna cines
Der ernltelten 9tptsultGnnc, sic man
icmols bate, 5u lenfen. Gr beboltp=
tet, CT babe aefunocn, oab bie Stoot
lnbcslla allf Seboltilln9smonae pcrz
nablolli9ter lei ipie cr eriportct
bate.
Sails aclpGblt, 10 ioat cr, mill cr
I'M ol9emeinen ollfrallmen unb
glci65citiA allcs oufbictcn, nm &c
bolllllngen ollf elmer molienbuftcn,
n1pDerncn llno bilIGnoliben 0oiis
81 beihoffcn. &pr allem mill cr oos
Nernloaen bon &eriiherlrnasaeicu
lhaften beronsiebcn fiir bic Grltcl.
hung bon departments uno onoeren
&obngebulhcn. ST crflGrt, Gin lSrp=
gromm bieier slrt iei in crfplarci(ber
sSeile in onocren StGbten olrrbae=
lhrt lporDcn. llnb cr meint, Dies
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Defuntente Scr Ntenit,
littfeit
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sen fam, apeum sic Geltlhcn uno
ibre gtodbarpolfer auf bem frieg5er-
riitteten Sentiment eim1ol aus berlls
fenlten M,lnoe nit Sen apabren SSsoeas
len llno Yrin5ipien slmerifas be.
fanntgcnoht peroen, nabbem bie
rifafeinolid)e Yropaganoa iid) 10
lonee rcoli6e Ntiibe gegeben bat,
glollben 81 mabeit unlere garSe
Guropn.H Holitif ipcrbe bon Der @al(
Strcet ilno bon nlGchtigen SnSalltries
SSntereiien biftiert. @ir s,peiieln alldl
niht baron, bob Sooners padenocr
@ornlng Dor bem bier ltno ba IN UNI
s(ppea an sic Weulhenliebe, feline
lerem 2anbe nod sic 8eilter beberr.
ihenoen Sabgciit, nit ser elmerifas
v@rcat engineer" feline Meoe i'm Cor
sen idloB, Dor alem BON oem oellt=
ihcn Solfe bonfbor altfgenommer
,porSeu lit mo Na5i beitragen miro,
pcrppeiicl iclnoen @emiitern neue Soff-
mrng 81 geben uno Sen notionalell
2ebesiuiIlen Tel,tihlanos ncu SIT be-
Ieben.
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
BY Paul and Willy

New Costle, Pa, Sept. 25-Af-
ter few weeks absent l man.
agend to gather a few bits OF
news to relate to you. Last Sat.
Ellwood City, Youngstown and
New Castle had their corn and
wiener roast that they had plan
ned for some time ago, and it
turned out that one could be had
with everyone having a good
time. We would like to thank
those that pitched in and helped
us out.
Last Sunday the singers held
their picnic with football, tennis,
hdrseshoe, basketball and dane
ing being the main attractions.
But let us not forget the mems
choir and the childrens choir as
they both did swell job in en-
tertaining the people. The chill
drens choir should be given spe-
cial attention from now on as
they are really good. Keep it up
kids.
Bowling
Anyone interested in bowling
this year will kindly, be at our
bowling. practice this Sunday at
the Nechannock Bowlodrome
about | :OO.
T. S. J. A. Dance
This Saturday is the time we
expect to see everyone at the
dance out at the Eintracht Coun-
try Club. Dancing from 900 to
Don't worry about the cold wea-
ther, it is plenty warm once you
start to dance. SO let us make this
there. All money taken in will go
the dance of the year and all be
to the T. S. ]. A. treasury to help
pay the expenses of the T. S. J.
A. Chorus.
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|. Coed.
2. Coed.
3. Coed.
q. Men only.
5. Women only.
!. Coed.
6, Men only.
8. Men only.
9. Coed.
10. Coed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
loRA1N NEWS E]yE1oRs
By Ann

Lorain, Ohio, Sept. 25-The
rain would have to break up a
nice picnic. Really we were wait
ing for some snow like Detroi,
got. All those that attended the
Singing Society picnic had a
wonderful time, young and old.
The ball game was won by the
young fellows, the score being
II to !. Why not get game OF
football up now? IncidentIy in
case any of you fellows got your
clothes dirty call Johnny at Uni
versal and if you're ever stranded
anywhere call Elmer at Yellow
Cab for a lift. How is that for a
plug, boys?
Thanks for so many Juniors
showing up at the picnic, a swell
crowd is always appreciated.
Hay Ride
The Juniors will have their
hayride on Sunday, Sept. 18th,
That happens to be the only date
available. All kids wanting to go,
be tat the club at 7:3O p. IN. sharp.
Really and truly if you are not
there it is your hard luck, cause
we have stopped that Saxon time.
We have a membership drive
open. There are SO many young
SaXons in LOrain that don't come
around. Why not come down to
the Club and get acquainted and
help get the ball rolling. We have
free bowling every Tuesday night
at ! 80 on the down stairs alleys.
Many activities have been plan
ned for this coming fall and win
ter months.
Next meeting isThursday. Oc-
tOber End, at 8 p. m. All members
are urged to attend and all new
Comers are cordially invited.
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Gait ,petrt iitt
eceen 2lnih,,lSien,,een

Safe Soboe, Nep. equator Nobcrt
". Gait, Hep., SDip, beSeihnete ais
runbeberridt mb rnlpabr" oempfrd-
tilbe 8ebatptllngen, er gebore sll
ienen, sic IN Ser Sauptln6e fiir sic
6obcu Yreiie peranhportlib ieicr.
Saft iproerte Sic bempfratiihen@prt
fiibrer nuf, ,ibre Soiung Ser iragc
81 geben, ltatt anoere 2eute 5u be-
ibimpfcn. -.-r-
Der Scnator ontportete oanit ouf
GrflGrllnaen, fpelde Senutpr Sucus,
Gent, Su., lmo Senator S'Ntabpns
ncp, Gem @pp., ollrd) oas Senof,nz
tii6c 9tntipnalfonlitec ergebcn lieBcn,
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Stebenbiirotid,s s2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

ipiirbe Dem Ero9romm Der 8erii=
derun9s9eielIlbaf III ibren Sn=
peltments entiprehen, Die 9eipObn.
licb aui lanafriltiaer gqlis porae=
npmnten lper0cn.
9ieB mill bieie ,Sirmen aniporncn,
Gin GlenDsgebiet su foufen, Die &C.
genlpGrtigen 8ebGuoe bort abautro,
gen uno Den &ieDeraufbou nud) mo.
ocrucn Elonlln9stbcoricn porsuncbs
men. Geipobnlih ploneu oicie SIR
men Damn cine pDllig ncue, in it'd
ppllltGnoige @cncinoc.
Tprber ibpn botte 9tcB an Dem
Mono0en,cnt oes Sroniit SDltems
beftiNe &ritif 9ciibt.
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page
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Slim pcroniduulicbt Die Gcihitte,
fiir wctcbc bic illuminating Cont
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nad)t. 9lufnobmcn ipcrbcn ocacn=
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bict ollf Dem Gjebict ppn Snbllitric,
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Sine 6ollpmoobcr sltn,oipb1rc
berrlhte in Glepelonb 9tprboit=
Ohio, ols Wtorb of Sime nit beipn=
ocren 9lllfnabmcn fir cincn ;silm
ilnter Slrlpisicn Der GlcpelanD @lcc=
trio illuminating beaonn.
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su MAIDEN fir bos Scbict ais ybie
bette Gage I'M 2ano" fir inhultrielle
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Dies unN DaS!

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Continued from Page One) enues in planning expenditures for the next biennium."
 He said the unemployment fund was more than nine million dol lars, which was adequate for the worst period of unemployment and suggested a change in the law to cut down payments by employers under the act, by what he said should be a million dollars year.
 Among business paying no taxes to the Territory the Governor pointed out the steamship and air plane companies, banks, theaters, oil and logging companies. The salmon industry is the largest tax payer and that industry with li- quor, motor fuel, oil, mining, au- tomobile licenses yield 8755 per cent of the tax revenues.
 The Governor said 6700 Alaska vets are eligible under the veter- ans loan act and recommended doubling the rate of income into the fund and continuing it until ten million, instead of three and a quarter million has been reached.
 He said the Territorial Guard can now be dispensed with and the rifles and equipment are not worth the cost of returning to army posts.
 Earlier in the day Senator Ed ward Coffey CD. 3rd .DivD intro duced a bill to immediately abol- ish the Guard and immediately re- convert all unexpended funds to the treasury.