davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Krug Due in Washington
Tonight From Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 1.-Secre-
tary of the Interior Krug plans to
leave Phoenix tomorrow morning
by plane for Washington, D. c.,
Carlton Skinner, Interior Depart
ment public relations director, said
today.
The Secretary, who became Ill
while delivering speech at the Ma
tional Reclamation Association this
week, has been advised by his ply
sicians to take a rest of several
weeks" from his official duties, Mr.,
Skinner said.
The Interior Department party
was scheduled to arrive in Wash
ington tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Record u. S. Food Consumption
Shared UnevenIy, Council Finds

intense domestic demand" due, IN
turn, to the current huge public in
come, greatest in our history.
Meat and Dairy Rises Noted.
Rises in grain prices have spread
to other food products, the report
points out.
"It is noteworthy" the council
observed, that we have exported in
significant percentages of our supply
of meats and dairy products and
yet the prices of these foods have
gone up markedly"
The report included table pre-
pared from Department OF Agri-
culture figures which makes clear
that Americans this year are eating
more of almost everything than
ever before. These figures, of course,
are on a per capita basis and are
subject to the limitation already
noted in the committee report-that
rising prices are squeezing many
Americans out of their share of the
food bounty.
Consumption Up Is Per Cent.
OF the important" foodstuffs, we
are consuming about Is per cent
more than prewar. Here are some
figures given in the report-what we
consumed the first half Of this year
as a percentage of the average for
the years 1858:
Meat dressed weight, 1913 per
cent; eggs, 1877: chicken dressed
weight, 132 milk (both condensed
and f1uid). 119; fresh fruit, LOT;
canned fruit, 1873; canned juices,
400; frozen fruit, 375; fresh vege-
tables, Ill; canned vegetables. 141:
frozen vegetables, 625; breakfast
cereals of corn, 1853; breakfast
cereals of wheat, 1903; coffee, 129.
The only declines are corn meal,
of which we are eating only SO per
cent of prewar, and wheat flour, 98
per cent.
Food Saving Drive Backed
Compared to 1916, the 1947 per
capita consumption figures run
fairly close. Meat and eggs both
are 1o1 per cent of last years con-
sumption but chicken is only "a ana
canned juices are SO. Corn break
fast cereals are 118 and wheat
cereals, 109 Corn meal is 1l2 per
cent of last years figure. Wheat,
however, is 96 per cent.
The economic council declared it
self heartily in favor" of the cur
rent voluntary drive to save food
This drive, headed by the Citizens
Food Committee. should receive
ever increasing support from every
sector of our national life," the
council said.
The Council makes it clear that
legislative remedies are called for
but it leaves the details up to Presi-
dent Truman. He is expected to
outline the Administration sugges-
tions to Congress when it recon-
venes November II.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Federation
Continued From First Page.)

luton be sent to the President of
the United States, to the chairmen
of the United States Senate and
House District Committees in Con-
gress and to the Board of Commis-
sioners for Che District of Columbia. ,
AS soon as Mr.. Newell completed
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employer for unfair labor practices report
its finances and internal structure and afdavs by its oc
with the Secretary of Labor both by the local the and
by any national or international organization to which the
local is affiliated The items include the constitution and by
laws and compensation OF officers amount OF imitation
fees and Dues description of it's internal procedures for
the election of officers and stewards calling of meetings.
negotiation and ratification of contracts assessments fines
ali aSd there
Of assets liabilities disbursements and purposes thereof
elemental statement copy Of the financial reports must be
furnished to all Of the members"
ed by the Secretary of Labor There no provision
Act requiring the Secretary to keep of this information
neVephess subject to any procedngs under the Act
brought by others against it. 1t could be certified if another
party pettoned for election but it could not get other
benefits and suffer all the penalties of the Act.
Affidavit be filed with the NLRB by each officer
Sec. (h) of the local in the and by each of
ficer of its parent organization The
officer must that he is not Communist and that he
does believe in the overthrow of the government by force
violence The affidavit is valid for and must be
newed each year If officer in the local refuses to make
such affidavit the local debarred from
to the NLRB If national officer refuses to such an at
fdav all the locals debared false affidavit subjects
the individual officer to criminal prosecution for perjury
elections under the be concluded with brief refer
ence few minor points such runos consent elections
and equal Independent If election for
certfcaton between two or more un-
Run-Of ions and "No-Union' does not result in
Elections clear majority OF those voting, a rum
Sec. 9(c)3 off is held and "No-Union' is entitled
to a place the run-of ballot if it is
one of the top two choices the original election The old
NRB placed only the two top unions the run-of ballot
Consent Consent elections still allowed
Elections but the NLRB cannot certify
Sec 9(c)3 union without formal hearing, unless
all the parties consent. The former
practice certifying card check other informal lnves
tgaton where there was substantial ISSUE is
hibited The Act also directs the
Independent Board to give equal treatment to lnde-
Unions pendent unions and unions alnlaIeo
Sec. 9(c) with a national organization. inns
means that the NLRB cannot adopt
polcy of keepng company unions off the ballot and order
ing them to dsesabshed unless also applies the same
policy to affiliated unions which have received support from
the employer in a particular
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PREVENTING UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES

Rasic Procedure Violations by unions employers of
Sec. 10 the unfair labor practices establsned
in the ft-Hartley Act prosecuted
by the General Counsel and decided by the Board Anyone
Under the supervision of the Counsel the charge
investigated and believed substantial complaint is issued
hearing held before TRIAL Examiner witnesses anu
can be subpoened and Board attorney acts as pro-
scouting attorney The Trial Examiners decision reviewed
by the Board itself 1t order prohibiting further
voatons and granting reinstatement with without back
nav If the order obeyed the Board apply to the
can ask Federal Court to set aside the Board order Final
appeal is to the Supreme of the United States Once
Board has been upheld by the Courts any failure TO
Imprisonment
Six Months The Taft-Hartley Act introduces
limitation number of new features to basic ad-
Sec IO(b) mnistrative procedure. A charge or
unfair labor practice must be filed
within six months after its occurrence.
Tourorarv The most important feature OF
Injunction the procedure for preventing unIar
Sec 10 liz labor practices is that the Counsel can
go to the Federal Courts for a ternpor-
arv Injunction stop unfair labor pracce ii ne OF ms
;onsI officers issue formal complaint they can without
further hearing and pending final decision by the BOARD 90
ton against the alleged volaor be union employer Inc
Judge in his discretion find that prma face case exists
until the case is finally by the Board The Norris
LaGuardia Act is suspended in these cases.
Mandatory Under the Taft-Hartey Act nJure nnunet
InjunctiOnS tons against unions iHust oe nIe,r oe
1oinSt Tnions by the Board in involving unlaW
Sec. lOD full strikes or boycotts Whlcn have
been described above. Full authority
deleqated to the Regional Offices handle these nJunc
tons The Regional Officer Attorney must lmnedlatey III
vestgate charge alleging unlawful strike or boycott ne
must give priority all other business IN the o1nce
has to believe that charge true without walt
inc to issue complaint he is directed to to the nearest
Federal Court and the judge for Injunction Inc union
can be enioned by Judge the district where the strike or
boycott is being carried wherever is dong
through an officer agent This injunction takes eect I'M
mediatey and lasts until the case is decided oy the
Mandatory Where a charge grows out OF a Jur-
uaar;noS in isdicona dispute, the Board is direct
1,;sd;cfional ed "o hear and determine the dispute
n;nmtaS Unions can avoid this intervention by
Co. 1O1k, establishing their voluntary met
~ >~| hods for settling jurisdctonal dis
r,+os within ten days after notice of a charge.
nunctions against unlawful strikes and boycott are TO
be broHght by the NRB lawyers Thereby the Government
ovdes EMPLOYERS with counsel to bring nunctons against
nions The TafH Harley Act also gives the employer ana
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the Board; .
d. To force any employer to bargain with union if
another union has been certified by the Board;
s. To force employer to give work to one particular
craft against others unless the particular
craft has been certified by the Board
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SLAPTOS SUTARTYS ISEINA AIKSTEN

RUVES Valstybes Sek1etorius Byrnes CANA ankstyvai
po ivykiu pradejo raSyti savo atsiminimus is savo
patyrmu Amerikos santikuose Sovetais, pradedant
Amerikos patapimo Rusi jos karo sajungininke Js
atskeide kick gama vsas Roosevelto derybas ir tary
bas Salnu il Prezidento Trumano sueiktus pazadus
Sovietams is ko visko K1emliaus kruvnie carai pui
kiai pasinaduoo, Amerkai nepajegiant niekur asikr
st nei suslygnti sumanumu ar sukrumu.
James F. Byrnes kaip zinoma, vaziavo su Preziden-
tn Roosevetu Jalta taryboms Stalinu, dar nebuda
valsybes sekretorium. Byrnes keais atveais pa
mini Pabatio vastybes Lietuva r kitas r sarysye SUI
Jatos konfelenca, sake, Salinas au tada skate tas
Sails kras buvo pagrobes 1910 metals, SovietQ teri
torjomis Kai 1914 metals gryzo atgal vydam Voke-|
cus is Rusios Soveta tas sails vel passavno ir nieko
is Americas puses nebuvo daroma itikinmu kad pagro
bimas tQ saiu sukels is sios puses pasipriesinma.
Priesingai kap dabar paaiski is Roosevelto ir joI
karo patareju puses buvo sutkta 1915 praigin-
ii Vokiecais kara taip kad Raudonoj armja spetu
atzygiuoti r uzimti Berlyna!
Sta miseria iskele vienas svarbus Kongreso narys
kurs lankes Euopoje r turejo paskalbejima su Gen.
Pattonu tik ka prizes jo nelaimnga mrti. patton uz
mustas automobile neaimeje vaziuojant keiu Voke-
tijoje)
,Tas garsus generolas esas pasakes jog karas gale
o butt baigtas astuon menesia ankscau bet jam buvo
uzkrsta gaimybe Vokiecus must, sumazintas jo auto
riietas tureO prklausyti kitu vyresnybes ir s
buvo tada Amerikoje pradetas smezti Ia smezimo
ju tada vadovavo tas pats Americas lakrascu kolum
nistas If radio komentatorius kuris, pastamaudamas
ir Prezidenta A. smetona - tai Drew Pearson Dabar
tas Pearson au atsisuo prizes sovetus m prizes Staina
asidare jam akys praregeo jis kas stkro Sovetu bu
deliai yra ir koke ju tiksai.
Drew Pearson paskeide melagngas zinias Ameri-
koje buk Letuva, jos vyriausybes sutikimu su jos
prezideno zina, taresi su Berynu prizes Russia r buk
Vokecia panaudojo Lietuva uzatakavimui Rusijos Tai
buvo meagyse del to kad tada kai Pearson rase r ka
Vokecia pradejo kara prizes Russia, raudonosios arm
jos valde il radosi Letuvoje, ne Vokieciai.
Tas Pearson, national parsidaves sovietams tada,
pradejo smelzt Gen. Pattona Amerikos spaudoje, kad
sunaikinus vsuomeneje jo popularuma ir jam pritar
ma vadovaut karuomenes smarkiau Xxi greitesnes per-
gales Tuo pat metu eo visokos machinacijos oficia
luose rateiuose, ir Americas karuomenes suyg nusta
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~ 't'
TYRINEJIMU UZGAU-
ia KUR SKAUDA

Kongreso komisijai vedant ty-
rinejimus komunistu itakos fill
mq industrijoje Hollywoode, is
kelta jau apie desimt zymiu bet
uz scenq veikianciu komunistq
partijos nariu arba istikimu ko-
munizn1o remejQ.
Tuo paciu laiku, pereita sa-
waite patieke ilga savo raporta
PREF. Trumano paskirta komisi-
ia tyrimui civiliniu zmogaus tel
siu. Ia komisija savo raporte
tarp kitko pareiske persergeji-
ma Sales zmoniu nuo hysteri-
jos prizes komunistus.
Tas komitetas pastebi jog vi
suomenes subruzdimas prizes ko-
munistus perejes saltumo ribas
ir tuomi esq susidaro pavojus
tikrajai demokratijai.
Toxic tai nusistatymo, nelai-
mel, laikosi komunistai ir ju pa
kalikai. Taigi, tos komisijos ra-
portas kvepia blogai. Preziden-
to parinkta komisija national
susidejo is rausvu gaivalu.
Tikrenybeje yra tai tas kad,
komunistu veikla tardant di-
dziausia hysterija sukilo paciQ
raudonuju ir ju globotoju eilese.
Kick jau dabar patirta ir kick
buvo jauciama, Hollywoode tik-
raj buvo isigalejus stipri komu-
nistine itaka. Kongreso komisi-
ia privalo istirti Xxi pat dugno.
Tie kurie pradejo rekti prizes
Kongreso komisijos pirmininko
Rep. Thomas tardymus parodo
kad jis uzgavo ten kur labiausia
skauda. la
Kai Kongreso komisija susi-
dure su komunistu ir jQ agentu
'atkakliu pasipriesinimu ir net
Kongreso paniekinimu, prastas
yra Amerikonizmas is puses tu
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u. S. NEAPGINA SA-
VO PuECIQ PO
SOVIETAIS

U. S. State Departments
Zinc kad sovietu uzimtose sa-
lyse, Pabaltijyje ir kitur liko
daug tukstanciu Americas pi-
lieciq, daugiausia tokiu kurie
buvo gime Amerikoje, o buvo
jauni SUI tevais parvezti j te-
w gimtuosius krastus.
Dabar Amerikos valdzia .jau
Zinc kad toxic sios Sales pile
ciai, kad ir noredami, negali is
sovietu okupuotu krastq isva-
ziuoti, jie ten laikomi belais-
viais, kiti jau nukankinti, is
tremti, ikalinti. Bet Amerikos
valdzia negali jiems pagelbeti
If nesiima nieko ju pagalbai
daryti.
Nekuriems sunku jau irody-
tt savo pilietybe, jie galetu tik
is Amerikos savo dokumentus
partraukti, bet items negali-
ma niekur prie Americas is
taigQ prieiti, o kurie ir galetq
prieiti bio, mes jie yra nuolat
snipq sekiojami ir gall po nak-
ciai jau butt isvezti is namu.
State DEPARTMENTS Zinc ir
tai kad daugybes Americas pi-
lieciu sovietu valdomose ribose
jau ir negalima "surasti": So
vietai net "padeda" jieskoti Ii
nomQ Americas pilieciu, jeigu
apie juos gauna zinia Ameri-
kos atstovai Rusijoje ar kito-
Sc okupuotose salyse. Komu-
nistai pasirupina tuos zmones
pirma submit, isvezti kaleji-
mus arba istremti j Sibira, o
tada ju "jiesko" ir paprastai
pranesa Americas atstovams
kad ju negaleje surasti. -.
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AMERIKA TURF PASILIKTI GALINGA

A RELIANT Lapkrico 11-tai = Primo Pasaulinio Ka-
70 paliaubu dienai = U. S. Army r u S. Air Force
Recruiting Service ssiunte vsos SALES vsuomeninems
organizacijons If spaudai atssaukma primenantl Pa
liaubu Diena Lapkrico II r pareiskima
"AMERICA SHALL STAY STRONG".
Tas atsisaukimas pareiskia kad Amerika nemano
aplesti Europos ir Pacfiko sriciu Straukmu ka
riuomeniu Atsisaukmas ragina savanorius stoti Ar
mios r Orc JegQ tarnyba rodant kad tos dvi pajegu
sakos turf parupnt 0kupacines egas EurOpa ir Paci
fku jos turf paruost vyrus sales apgynimui; jos tu-
ri palal1yti karngumo efek ktivnguma toll numatancias
tyrinemas ir pasiruosimais.
Tu atsakomybiu isaikymui, kekviena menesi turf
suplaukti po 10000 laisvanOriq is u q 600 Armjai
ir 5000 Orc Jegoms.
Priimam jauni vyra kurems dabar duodama SIS
menesiu pagrindines mokesties, kuomet pereta kara
moketa tik po $50 menesiu Kiekvenam istojusiam tar
nybon bus uoj mokama priedu, ziurnt sulyg ju pada
romos pi1mynzangos begyje t1iju metQ.
Atssaukima pasiraso Maj. Gen. st. Clair Street,,
Chief of the Military Personnel Procurement Service
Division Jis pareiskia kad "Kongreso patvarkymu Ar
mos ir Orc Jegos tur susdaryti is suvirs mono las
vanoriu. To skaicaus isaikymu, rekanga nuolatinio
plaukimo kas menesi po 10000 lasvanoru."
Jauni vyrai, usu vaikai, iseidami tarnybon taikos
netu lures daug progu ivairiai praslavnt pamatyti
ir pazinti pasau lures proga If susutaupyti pingu
per iris metus gaudami alga, gaus dyka ir maista
ir rubus il sveikatos prieziura.
Taip AMERIKA TURF PASILIKTI GALINGA, je
ne tai visa sos sales ga1be r pasekna bus panekin-
tt r atimti - r tai TRIUMPH laiku.
Reika apgaileti kad Amerika sio karo metu paste
kus aukscausios pasauyje gaybes taip neapgalvotai
engvatkskai edo zmon os4 laisves priesu Sovietams
pagernzti visa eie valsybiQ sunaikinti tautu nepri
klausonybes ir pagrobt apie 100000 ketvrtaniu my
liQ svetmu zemiu.
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tyto is virsaus isakymo buvo sulakytos sumusimo
Vokieciu kad Sovietu raudonosos armjoss kunais ir
butu suteikta garbe kaip Berlyno uzemeo. Tas buvo
padaryta suyg Franklino D. Roosevelto moro.
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kurie soka raudonuosius uztar-
tt. Komunistai turf butt iskelti
] sviesa.
Taigi, visa patriotine Ameri-
kos spauda uzgiria ir ragina kad
Rep. Thomas prispirtq komunis-
tines ziurkes pasisakyti Yes ar
ba No pagrindiniu klausimu: ar
jie yra komunistai.
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PASIKALBEJIMAS SU MUZA

PASIKALBEJIMAS SU MUZA
Mano Muza pasiputus,
il kaz ko pikta.
Ka sumanius, ka padarlus
Kad vel but ~gera?
Jei zmogelis buciau menkas,
.Pulciau ia maldaut,
Ir uz nuodemes nebutas
Imciau atgailaut.
Bet tada saves netekclau,
Likciau vien sliuzu,
Lyg miegusta gulbe kisciau
Snapa pO Sparnu.
Viens dalykas = tave gerbti
Ir tikrai mylet;
Kits dalykas - spranda lenkti,
Keikti, bet kentet.
Argi Tu name noretum
Sliauziojant matyt?
Man atrodo kad calcium
Meiliai apkabint.
Tuomet lyra suskambetu
lstabiais garsais;
Ir toll toll aidetu
Kloniais bel kalnais.
Mano Muza! AS tikiuosi
Tu atgausi prota;
If IA mint vel nesuosi
| kurybos puota. n
Andrius Vilkavisietis.
Yverdon, 1915. XII. 20. 7i'
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About ten inches of snow is
equivalent to one inch of rain.
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Senior-Junior
Teams Practice;
Game Saturday

Daily practices are under way
by the Junior and Senior foot
ball teams of Key West High
School which tangle for the
first time at 5 p. m. Saturday,
in Bayview Park.
Members of the Junior team
are Louis Pineda, captain and
coast; Pat Lane, Charley Perez,
Robert Parks, Jack Smith,
Johnny Cerezo, Erasto Peez, Gil
bert Torres, Bryan Lloyd, Paul
Higgenbotham, Jack Larsen.
The Senior class team is COM
posed of Fred Bryant, Billy Al
bury, Everett FELTON,, Galley
Swelling, Joe MCCULLOUGH, Myrt-
land Gates, Ernest Sawyer, Joe
Fleitas, Richard Wade, I Brooks
Cathey, David Salgato.
Stars of other years will of
ficiate at the game. .
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The Columbia University Col
1ege Of Physicians and Surgeons
was founded in 1767 and is one
OF the oldest iii the United States.
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Subscribe to The Citizen.

subscriptions insure the avail
ability of the best and most
popular material in that field.
Incidentally, the Submarine Base
received the Fort Taylor Library
collection of books from the
Army when that venerable for
LITIGATION was closed last spring.
The Library hours are from
4:30 to 9 p. M, Monday through
Saturday, and to 9 p. m. on
Sundays. All Naval personnel
and their dependents are wei,
coined to make use of this valu-
able facility which is located in
Building No. 129, in the south.
east corner of the Submarine
Base (the same building also
houses the Chapel, the Chap
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FLORIDA'S

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Iof Education the establishment
by Senator Fraser of "Grove Of
the Educators of the Americas
which will contain busts of lead
| ing educators of the Pan Amer
lean countries and in which was
recently dedicated by the Argen-
tine Ambassador a bust of Do
mingo Faustino Sarimento, foun-
der of the public school system
| in South America. The grove is
located on the grounds of the
Oldest Wooden School H 0 u S e
in the United States, adjacent to
the center.
Through the United States De-
partment of State in Washington,
arrangements have been made by
DIR. Wilgus to be introduced to
Ministers of Education in each
of the countries.
Senator Fraser said he and
members of the executive board
OF the center feel that DR.. Will
gus is eminently qualified to
carry out this mission. The Pro-
fessor is a leading authority Gu
Latin America. He has worked
with the U. S. Office of Educa-
ton, the Pan American Union,
the Department of State, and the
Office of Coordinator of Inter
American Affairs. He has lectur-
ed widely throughout this coun-
try and is the author of many
books on Latin America.
He will return to the United
States in mid December and will
report his accomplishments to
Senator Fraser and the full ex-
ecutive committee of the center
at st. Augustine.
Immediate detectives of the
state center, Senator Fraser said,
are promotion of the teaching of
Spanish in all Florida schools;
publication of a periodical deal
ing with the mutual interests of
the Americas; distribution of
material and aids for both teach
ers and students in schools, book
exhibits, Latin American art ex-
hibits and pictures, both in slide
aid movie form.
The center operates in cooper
alton with government agencies,
tine Pan American Union, the
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SPORTS and
RECREATION

sWIMMING-South Beach. south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street.
GOLF-Municipal Golf Course.
Stock Island.
TENNIS-Bayview Park on d.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park.
sHUFFLEBOARD - B ayvie W
Park and South Beach.
prCNICKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
CfIILDREN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park,
COMFORT STATIoNS-Bayview
Park.
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Mrs. Florence Whitaker Is
Now Sub Base Librarian;
Has Had Wide Experience
SEVENTEEN GIRLS
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badge, and if there is a fire to-
morrow it will be Judy Dough-
try who will direct the fire de-
partment.
Ann Wellens, a junior, takes
over some of the problems that
face City Clerk Roy Hamlin, and
Janet Morrison, Junior. will
hold the city purse strings for
Archie Roberts.
Pauline Hoover, junior, will
be tax assessor; Dorene Clawson,
sophomore, city comptroller; Bet.
ty Macdonald, city treasurer.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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\SOIltlikuCO lIOiu I age SiiCJ
of it were mailed to every state
in the nation.
1t tells of how the merchants
of the city received a card from
it for display and that they
agreed not to support any un-
known publication or charity un-
less it had been Investigated and
the representative of such pub
LEGATION or charity had in his
possession letters or credentials
from the Chamber.
1t tells how the merchants in
ssugurated a campaign among
local stores to give better service
and lower prices; it tells of how
the merchants division of the
Chamber will have four Univer-
sity of Florida instructors here
beginning October 20, to conduct
"a sales training program.
At the time of the first census
in the United States, 1910, only
40 per cent Of the people were
literate.