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Evening star., 1948-06-27
Citizenship Plea Denied
NiccoIo Tucci, Writer
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 26.-A Federal
Judge has denied citizenship to MIC
colo Tucci, holding that the 40
year-old writer had low opinion
of our form of government.
Judge John C. Knox said also
that Mr.. Tuccia was the head of
Fascist propaganda" in this country
before the war.
Mr.. Tucci, whose articles have ap-
peared in several national maga-
zines, was formerly University of
Virginia lecturer.
Mr.. Tucci, who came here from
Italy, said, "As young man was
Fascist because 1 was brought up
in that atmosphere. But then I could
stomach it no longer. have found
democracy and believe in it. I shall
continue to be critical of things I
find in democracy that would de-
stroy it,"
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Sandy Spring Firemen Set
|For Carnival Wednesday

The Sandy Spring (Md) volun-
teer Fire Department, Inc, will hold
its 17th annual carnival Wednes-
day through Saturday at Sherwood
High School.
The carnival will open with
fried chicken and country ham sup
per at 4 pm. followed by parade
of fire apparatus and floats.
Climaxing the affair will be a
beauty contest at 8 pm. Saturday
to select Miss Sandy Spring. Appli-
cants must be unmarried and be-
tween the ages of 16 and 25, in
elusive. Further information may
be obtained by calling Ashton 4186
or 1922
Members of the committee in
charge of the carnival are Chief R.
Roland Stabler. Fred Gilkin and
Donald Hobbs.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

band, the late T. Lamar Caudle.
ST., who died in 1929, was president
of the North Carolina Bar Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Caudle, a native of oxford,
N. c., was active in the Daughters
of the American Revolution, the
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, the North Carolina and Vir-
ginia Societies for the Preservation
of Antiquities and the First Bap-
tist Church of Wadesboro.
At the recent Confederate Me-
mortal Day celebration in Winches-
ter, Mrs. Caudle had. obtained a
flag from each State to place on the
graves of Confederate soldiers.
She was a direct descendant OF
Sir William Gooch, governor of Vir-
ginia in the Revolutionary War
days.
Besides her son here, she is sur
vived by another son, Charles B
Caudle, an attorney on assignment
to the war crimes trials in Tokyo;
two daughters, Mrs. Stancil Smith
Alexandria: Mrs. Charles N. In
gram, Florence, SC; four sisters
and four brothers in North Caro-
lima, and six grandchildren.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
ReburiaI Services Friday
For Il. T.. DOUGLAS Reeve

Reburial services for End 1t. C.
Douglas Reeve, 26, Air Force pilot
who died when his plane crashed
over Dutch New Guinea on october
10, 1914, will be held at pm. Friday
in Arlington Cemetery.
1t. Reeve was the, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Reeve, of Lorton,
Va. His widow, who has remarked.
and four-year old son live in Arling-
ton.
Born near Lorton in 1918, 1t. Reeve
attended Fairfax County schools and
was a graduate of Lee Jackson High
School, now an elementary school.
He went to Strayer Business Col
lege here and was employed as per-
sonnel manager with the Washing
ton Gas Light Co. prior to enlisting
in the Air Force in 1941.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
D. {. Red Cross 10 Conduct
Niqhf Course in Home Care

The Home Nursing Service of
the District Red Cross will conduct
an evening course in home care for
the sick, Lillian Adams, director of
the service, has announced.
Alice Woodbridge, Eastern Area
nursing field representative of the
American Red Cross, will conduct
the classes, which will be free to all
who are interested. Glasses will
be held from to 8 pm. on June 20
and July /. 6, 8, 13 and is at Walsh
House, 2020 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Persons desiring to register should
call the Nursing Service, at the
Walsh House.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
lit Mrntnriattt
RROWN. HANNAH Z. In 10

BROWN. HANNAH l.. In loving mem
BRoWN, who left me seventeen years ago
Today. tomorrow and always,
! pAUGHTER. GERTRUDE.
remembrance Of devoted loved one, WILL
LIS P: HALL, who passed q away seven
years osge sge to-day b1t not 9anf forsottep m tg4l
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON HENRI
ETA AND FREDDIE HALL.
HENSON, WILLIAM GRANT; In, loving
father, WILLIAM GRANT HENSON, who
passed pa d. away one year ago today June
Gone is the face I loved so dear,
Silent is the voice loved to hear;
Too far away for sight or speech.
Riss s DfvoTED fSE 81 s. WIFE MABEL E. HEN
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever in my heart.
HIS sTEP-DAUGHTER, VIOLA PRICE,
HUMMER, MARTHA: II1d. n 1.pTn. j9yins I111m mem-
MER, who passed away three years ago
'0eny TTeasured SH1sd thoughts of one SO dear,
often bring a silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes long past
Time rolls on but memories last
SISTER MINNIE.
LEE. MARY N; In loying memory OF
our wife and mother. MARY M: LEE who who
passed away one year ago today June
Mother dear, we miss you more and
, GHayc Nag you uHTfss.sD Tsss Il peace cHrnREs AND
hosRaD oGsRRaANDcaiLb6REN,
sPRIGGs, JAMES H. Sacred TO- the
memory of my dear husband lanes ;ao Ss.Es
J,tp
And as daWns another year
In my lonely y @ s9urs Of aRaHs fainkns
Forget him? No, 1 never will,
His memory is as fresh today,
hovNa e il the WfFE aHqE he EUcY PsS'fs spRaGs
TAYLOR. THOMAS WILLIAM. In sad
THoxs fTI fSss swnELfaM aM TAYLoR = p a"a Vhom we
laid to rest three years ago today. June
Three lonely years ago today.
We laid our darling Thomas away
to part.
If we could clasp your loving hands,
Your dear, sweet face TO see;
It would be ike heaven on earth for US.
LOVING FATHER AND MSTHER, JOHN
W. AND ANNIE TAYLOR.
WALTON. JoRDoN, AND WALTON,
Father, JORDoN WALTON. who passed
away two years ago, February 27 l946;
and mother, ALICE WALTON: who. passed
away one year ago, June 26. 1947.
REST, sweet rest
LOVING SON.
WILDLY. FLosSIE. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear wife and mother
life eight years ago, June 26, 1910.
A precious one from US has gone,
4 voice we loved is still:
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
DR.. Augustus Thorndike
Gets VA Prosthetic Post

DR.. Augustus Thorndike, of Bos-
ton, has been appointed director of
the Veterans Administration Pros
thetic and Sensory Aids Service, DR..
Paul Magnuson, VA medical director,
announced yesterday.
DR.. Thorndike. whose appoint
ment will become effective Thurs
day, succeeds w. M. Bura, who has
resigned to return to private busi-
ness.
An associate in surgery at Harvard
Medical School, from which he was
graduated in 1921, Dr.. Thorndike
served in the Army Medical Corps
during World War II.
He was director of the recondi-
tioning programs for soldiers after
the war and received the Legion OF
Merit for his services in that work
Evening star., 1948-06-27
q District Area Men
Among War Dead on
Returning Transport

Twenty three. washington area
men are among 3,734 American war
dead being returned to the United
States from Europe aboard the
Army transport Greenville Victory,
the Army announced today.
The vessels arrival will be an
nounced by the New York Port OF
Embarkation. The men were origin
ally buried in temporary military
cemeteries in France.
Among the men being returned
is 1t. Col. Thaddeus R. Dulin, who
received posthumously the Distin-
guished Service Cross for heroism
which cost him his life in June
1914. He was a battalion leader in
the 4th Division and led his outfit
in an attack on a fortified German
position. His father, Horace Dulin
2616 Cathedral avenue NV, at one
time headed the old Washington
china and glassware firm of Dulin
g. Martin.
Wilmer Was Tank Commander.
Also being returned is Capt. John
L. Wilmer, son of Joseph S. Wilmer,
Westchester Apartments, prominent
civic leader here. Capt. Wilmer, a
tank commander in France, was
killed in action with Gen. Pattons
3rd Army and was posthumously
awarded the Bronze Star for meri-
torious service from D-Day until his
death in August, 1915.
The son of Maj. Gen. Donald A.
Stroh, 1914 Ingomar place NV, who
in 1945 rebuilt the 106th Infantry
after the Won Rundstedt break
through, is also being returned for
burial. He is Maj. Harry R. Stroh,
a fight leader of a PAT Thunder
bolt Squadron, who was shot down
and killed at Brest in August, 1914,
while flying over his fathers 9th
Division.
Besides these men, II other Wash
ington men are being returned for
reburial. The men, and their next
of kin, include:
Sergt. Durell Branch, Barbara
Branch, 916 North Carolina avenue
Sc; Pvt. Otto S. Brodt, William
Paul Brodt, 2S17 Thirty-eighth street
NV; T/Sergt. Lawrence w. Geld
Evening star., 1948-06-27
DrathB

80 IS. 194s. CHARLES BooGHER
i: ; Il: ! :;|:|
@N lth st Sc; where services WIZ
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery. Rlcha.o
Harden Camp. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, take notice 20
BROOKS. HARRY T. On WEDNESDAY
HAIRY Hphe y'i T BRooKs Of Az 81 St: s:w;
Beloved son of Mrs. Hester Brooks and q
brother Of Samuel C. Brooks. He also is
survived by other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed at Barnes q
Matthews Funeral Home. 6l4 4th st sW-'
sunday afternoon, June II, Where lu-
neral services viii be held Monday, June June
Irterment Arlington National Cemetery
ERoWN JOHN W. Entered into, eternal
rest Tuesday, June %, 194S, at the vet-
burg burg. w. Va, JOHN W. BROWN Of BIB N N
Brown and father, of Mrs Ella Nickois, y s,r
yived by two brothers. two sisters, eleven
grandchildren. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
Rhines e. Co Funeral Home, 3rd ana Eye
SITS. s.w., where friends may call on Mon
day June rs after 1d pm fuheaai from St ST.
Matthew's Baptist Church, New Jersey
ave and L st Sc, Rev. Thomas Peypon
offciating Interment Arlington National
Cemetery -o'"-''~o
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Funeral Rites Tuesday
For Col. J. A. Hettinqer

Funeral services for Col. John A.
Hettinger, who was killed in 1945
while commanding the 128th Infan-
try Regiment, 32nd Division, in the
Philippines, will be held at 10:30
am. Tuesday in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Col Hettinger, who was stationed
at Fort Myer from 1923 to 1926. was
a native of Kansas. Survivors in
clude his widow, Mrs. Frances o..
Hettinger of Colorado Springs. Col
Mexico City Is preparing to add
trolley buses to its city services.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Garna uf Thanka

GREEN, CHARLES W.. The family OF
the late CHARLES w GREEN wishes to
thank the friends for their kind express
sions of sympathy and the beautiful floral
tributes after the passing OF our loVeo
one THE FAMlLf.
LEWIS, ELMER H. We wish to thank
the pastor OF Zion Baptist Church, Rev;
A J. Edwards, friends, co-Workers ana
neighhors. for the many acts OF kindness
and expressions Of sympathy at the death
OF our beloved husband and father.
ELMER H LEWIS. We are grateful foI
their generosity in our bereavement and
we wish also to express thanks for the
many beautiful floral tributes,
ROY, sIMMs L. The family of the he
late SIMMS L. ROY acKnowledges WIN
grateful appreciation your kind express
sions OF sympathy.
sNoWDEN, GEORGE R. The family
of the late GEORGE r. SNOWDEN wishes
TO thank the pastors and many 1rlenos
for their kindness and floral tributes our
the illness and passing Of our dear one
ELLEN NORA SNOWDEN AND FAMILY
sNoWDEN, MARY E. We wish to
thank the friends and community to55 to5
their kind expressions of sympathy ano
the beautiful floral tributes at the passing
Of our loved one, MARY e: SNOWDEN
JOHN w. SNOWDEN AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
{. N. Fee|ey 10 Be Buried
In ARLINGTON Tomorrow

Reburial services for Cornelius M.
Feeley, 54, who died while on vaca-
tion trip to his home in New Bed
ford, Mass, last September, will be
held at IL am. tomorrow in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Mr.. Feeley was claims examiner
in the General Accounting Office at
the time of his death. He had been
in Government service for rs years.
He was native of New Bedford
and was buried in a fanny plot
there. His widow and son, Richard
Lee Feeley, live at 1922 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Maryland VFW Reject
Bill 10 Outlaw Reds
By the Associofed Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 26.-
The Maryland Veterans of Foreign
Wars today turned thumbs down on
outlawing the Communist Party.
The delegates to the State Con-
vention approved resolutions
committee report that the Mundt-
Nixon bill. which would outlaw COM
munism, would be "the wrong ap-
proach to the question"
The body approved proposal
for a Federal lottery on quarterly
basis. The Towson Post, which
proposed the lottery, said it would
provide an estimated $4,000, 900, 900
toward retiring the public debt
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Beniomin Stouffer Dies;
Admiral Dewey's Writer
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BY fhe NSSoCIuf00FFeSs
NORFOLK, Va, June 26.-Benja-
min Franklin Stauffer, 73, a former
chronicler for Admiral Dewey and
a Navy veteran of SO years service,
died here Friday of heart attack.
He joined the Navy as a writer
and accompanied Dewey on a round
the-world trip in 1910, describing the
fleets travels in a series of articles
that appeared in Illinois newspapers.
Funeral services will be conducted
here at pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be in the Riverside Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

CduQlc, dSSlStdut
attorney general,
will be held at
II am. tonor-
row at Wades-
boro, N. C.
She died Fri
day n G h t at
Garfield H os-
pital where she
had b e en- i'll
about a week,
She had lived
here for the last
three years with
her son at 2939
Newark stree T.
NV Her hllS-
Evening star., 1948-06-27
DrathH
TERRY, LAWYER SEWARI

TERRY, LAWYER SEWARD. On Thurs
LAWYER sEWARD TERRY beloved hus-
fePfy and Pffsy rs sry Gasyer ga Sen seward Ty
Interment at Wichita, Kans. -
THORNTON, CoRPL. RICHARD E.. U.
). A. On Thursday, June "A, l94s. at
coRPL. RICHARD E. THORNTON, u. S.
A., brother of Mrs. Gertrude Mcleod.
Also surviving are four nleces, one nephew,
other relatives, and many friends: After
10 am. Monday. friends are invited to
call at the Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 2
at / pm. at Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 2S
THORNTON, RICHARD E. oficers and
Psn0sfs Post so Ct g. Jsmef n Eesion MsefF
~ are not nqif'ed sompdde of services RfeHAfn fG5
+; ;:$.';; s::.i $
2s.
JAMES B. LOMACK, Adjt.
TIBBs, NELLIE VIRGINIA. Entered
into eternal rest on Thursday, June Jus, "a, e
l9as Il fssg HoSpa Of ME-
Nettie C. Gibson, daughter Of Mrs. ,Bea-
trice Sydnor, cousin of Mrs. EVA Faulkner
Of chicago NJ Mrs Fadne Wedge at ars ana
l.
Celestine Green, loving friend Of Mr.. and
Mrs Everett Hutton, Mrs. Eva Harris, Mr..
Ouner Patterson and Mrs. Ida Davis.
vive. Remains resting at the, John T.
sts. stiii"sS s.w' Notice Of funeral later -
TROUT. PAUL WILSON. On Tuesday,
Baltimore, I Nd. PAUL wilson TROUT Of
Potomac, Md. beloved son OF John w. and
Rosa Troyt AND 6on brother and Of Ma James +
eta Bryant. Remains resting at the Colonial
Funeral Home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey;
RoGkyle XVI r Md where iune5s 1 a seryses win
etery. 27
TURNER, MYRTLE. On Wednesday,
Mrs snne MR N 2fs NF # Of II
ter ne wife of the late Linwood Turner.
She is survived BY one SON Harry (Soupo
ssters, atnsr victora Gt o'f Givens Edna Thompson
Felicia Garner and other tts relatives Mi1 and
friends may may cali to see the late Mrs. Tur
after noon sqndayt FpnerS pnersi Mon lE0m
fciating Interment in shipman. Va. 27'
WELLS JAMES WILLIAM. On satur:
day. June rs: l94S, JAMES WILLIAM
funerai mnEa later Si '' Arraneements by Frazier
Funeral Home Inc.
WILLIS. HERBERT M On Saturday.
June IS, 194S, HERBERT M WILLIS Of
Orange Va, formerly of 3o15 Sherman
ave. n W, Washington D. G.. beloved nus.
band of Gertrude M. Willis, father OF
Esther W. Hardman, grandfather of Char
lene and Youtha Hardman; Funeral Sery-
ices Tuesday, June 30, at | p M. at Shady
Grove Baptist Church, Orange, Va, Rev.
George Galloway officiating. 1nterment
Orange, Va. 2S
WILSON. ROBERT LEE. On Thursday,
JuEe "a; I94s. ROBERT LEE LEE WILSON, LIS N
and John Thomas Wilson and brother of
Nathan and Will Wilson. Friends may
call at the Malvan & Schey Funeral Home n,
Sunday, June 81 where services will be
held Monday. June 2s, pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

dency of the Brewster Aeronautica
Corp, townsville, Pa. He retire
shortly before the war ended.
He is survived by his widow, tw
sons and a daughter. The body wa
taken to indianapolis for burial.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

q 1CCllo q NS4AFS
ton of Phi Gan
ma NDelta FRI
ternity.
Death was a. =
tributed 10
heart ailment.
A graduate Z
Purdue Univel
sity, Mr.. Rieb,
was civilian as
siStant to Nav
Secretary Fol
restal durin n
World War L
Later he was as
signed by tn
Navy to nreSi
Evening star., 1948-06-27
InurtltnnH
RIGER, SA

RIGER, SARAH. Relatives and friends
are cordially invited to attend the unveii-
ing OF a monument to the memory OF my
June 27, l94s, at . pm. at the Ohev
Sholom Cemetery 1901 18th pl; s.e.. Ana
costa d C. MAX RIGER. 26,27@
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Howard Fritts, inventor, Dies

WASHINGTON, N. j.. June 26 t4,
S. Fritts, II, inventor and
president of Skidmaster Chain, Inc,
Easton, Pa, died today at his home
here.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Mrs. Susie 6. CaudIe,
Patriot Leader, Dies

Funeral and burial services for
Mrs. Susie Gooch Caudle, u, active
worker in patriotic societies who
was the mother of Theron Lamar
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Rebel, Former Aide
'0f ForrestaI, Dies
By the Associofed Press

PITTSBURGH, June 26.-Frede.
ick (Skip) Rebel, jr., "a. of Mian
Beach, Fla, died yesterday in
Pittsburgh hotel room while here I
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Dratha

nowARp, WILLIE MAE. oDepartssss this
ate on THURSDAY, lyme lyme 81 Mir1lR 1g4Si MAE e
ysted ys III frends s MI Simon Williamson snd
Mrs Anne White and "a T,eWeS neSt Of at othee se
Hail ii0i Bros. funeral Home. 62I Floriea
ave NV. on Saturday. June 26. after sa
g. Dm thu hsne5f chueh ss5vofS of Cod eo schTs
ofieistfnf ofn shn ST fnterment term Woodlswn Gene
terry. 2o'27
HoRNSBY, NETTIE v. On Friday,
NH41E Snnf T. lgas HoRNsBY s. ef 1883
and and sister Ii Of Mary Bell and Norben Horns
nspheWs ne M other he relatives and friends. After
at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church,
das das2 nns Y1u s. s p at the Bethel
Baptist Church. 9th and S sts; NV. Rela-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery.
JOHNSON, PRISCILLA S. On Friday,
9Hns IL is4S 5oHssoS GaTfs seoaed se
Alfred Sohns1n III sqaH n9ther and 9t Myrse
and m''as Easenia 0 Williams. She also leaves
other relatives and friends. After i; II
M9nday lyme 2S n.rsl
14ss "a u st. NV, funeral services Tuesday;
June 20, at / pm, at the above funeral
Sess1e. sI1h Ssy snd fEends invsea raSSr
Arlington National Cemetery. 2S
KEAGLE, GEORGE H. On Saturday,
ave ave- se GEORGE Il. kEAGLE. husband
ef the late Mollie E; Keagle and du!..a grand, d,
Chambers Southeast Funeral Home 5l7
18th st. Sc, on Tuesday June ~, az
Cemetery. &c
KEELTY. COL. FRANK J; On Wed;
nesday,, June %, 194s; At @ waiter HTvI Eeeo 4G
mains resting st the s; H. Hines Co .vIcas Fus :
% RoE HGms Myer aso ehape 4 on Mondsy NJ Jane
at 10 am. Interment Arlington NATIONAL
Cemetery. = -
Logon, LEWIS. suddenly, on Thurs
:, S,. N5zs Sss5S 4;
the John T: Rhines & CO; Funeral Home, 2nn
and ans Eye ss ss from x EeR EeRere 9ofE
pl., New York City. 25'27
LOURIE, BEATRICE. On Friday J9ne
25, 194S, BEATRICE LoURIE Of 623s
33rd st. NV, beloved wife Of Harry Lourie
Lourie Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky & Son Funeral Home, 3oOl
l4th ST. NV, Sunday, June 27, at pm
Interment private.
LOWE, BERNARD. Suddenly, at his
residence; l2l7 Girard St. nws s,Isa BERNARD SARI
Notice of funeral later.
,x1cu.,v ,uAITIp IN Fr;dav June
Evening star., 1948-06-27

DAY. RICHARD, Departed this life on
THURSDAY June 14 lS4s; s. Ct FSeedmsns q
loving husband Of Mrs Mildred Day. de-
voted father of Mildred; Thomas and Rich;
ard Day, jr.; son of the late Amelia and
Mrs Martina Meridith. Mrs Katie Black
well, John Aleck, and Frederick Day: He
and other relatives Remains resting at
the John T Rhines e. Co. Funeral Home;
3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice OF funeral
Evening star., 1948-06-27

FERGUSON. JOHN E. On Friday; June
-. Ig4S, at Gallinler Hospital JOHN E.
father of Mrs Hsttis Baylor:
brother of Miss Ella Ferguson and Mr..
Eustice Ferguson Of Hartford, Conn: Mrs.
Lillian Roy of New York and Mr. Charles
Ferguson of New Haven. Conn. Notice
of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by the
El1ner Home -
Evening star., 1948-06-27

FIELDS. JAMES. On Friday, June y.
1913. at Gallinger Hospital JAMES
son of Nettie Fields. loving brother OF
Della Head. Amanda Buchanna: Louise
Pendleton, Lillian Jones and Reginald
Fields He also leaves many other rela-
tives and friends After l pm. Sunday.
June 81. friends may call at Campbells
Funeral Home. 4o3 4th st. s.w.. where fu-
neral services will be held on Monday.
June 2s. at pm, Rev. A P. Cooke Of
fciating Interment Payne's Cemetery
Evening star., 1948-06-27

DUNNINGTON, ROBERT LEE CONN.
suddenly, on Wednesday June ne ee.:Sn 2.s; 1873 a
loved husband of Susie Durninet ton and
brother of George H. Conn, Mrs. Sidney
Smith and Mrs. Teddy Franey. ST. Friends
may call at the Saffell Funeral Home. 475
H St NV. Funeral services at the above
funeral home on Monday, June IS, at e45
a m Interment Arlington National Gene
The Valley settler., 1948-08-13
FARMERS. RESENT ATTACKS CN
 CCOPERATIVES

" I}FE Nftf iVEo Represented i've Henry M. Jackson from the Stctc of Washington vent to bat recently in tho House for Cooporat ives. Tho foa- 1oUing is excerpts from his remarks in tho House.
 Tho drtvo to destroy tho rights Of farm or cooporat ives in tho United States con- tinuos unobatod. As in tho past, tho drivo is spoorhoadod by an organization knovm as tho National Tax Equal ity Assoc fat ions It Is being aided by othor groups, nciuding tho National As soc iatod Busino smon. Ono tactic of tho NrE4A is it's at tompt to smear tho cooporativcs as "Rcd" and "com- mlnistic ,"' No thing could bo moro ridiculous or further from tho truth. Farmer cooper at ivos arc among tho strongest foes of com- munim in any of it's forms. Cooper ativos oro strongest in 'S9!odcp, Norway, ,DC?r:crk. Holland, Belgium, and EnCland, and in nmo of thosc countries has Owln ism boon ab1e to gain tho slightest footho1d.~ "r7,,o oro against co-ops? Who arc thoso pcr- sons an organ izat ions Vho Tou1d hovo tho Ropubl ican and Dc1aocratic Partio ropudioto tho major ontributi ions thot farmor coopor- ativos havo made in bringing he lth and prosperity to Mpri can agricu1 turo md thereby to our uho1o nation?
 m7hot aro tho solfish motives Of thoso persons and Individuals rho Uou1d hovo us forgot tho prostroto condit ion of Lmo rican agricu1turo only a fou short years ago and tho sue coss of formor cooporativos in mak- ing systom Of froo enterprise york on oricon farms?
 ''ould 1iko to remind tho 1oodors of both political parties that tho formors will not stand by and permit tho repro sont- ativos Of organized grood and uoa1 tn dony thom thoir rights to organize and operate tho ir own farm bus moss cntorpri sos. From tho depths Of economic doprc ssi ions and personal hardships, tho fanncrs of this Nation havo built tho 1r oun cooperative organ izat ions-to insure to themselves hnd thoir Tamil jos just financial oturns.... that tho formors of this nation will not allow selfish fou to destroy tho cooporativos uhich farmers havo strug- g1od to build up a quartor of a cont~. |ury."
The Valley settler., 1948-08-13
GRAND PARENTS
PROUD

To learned from Pat Honnor this uook that Mir. and Hrs. John Voisonborgcr orc tho proud parents of daughter born on August 1st. llss. Hoisonborgor is tho former Patty Honmor, daughtor of Mrs and Nrs.Pat HCmhor. Tho mother, fothor and grand poconts arc all doing fino.
 HThc COW is . great mag icion rho can go hunting for food on a sun-bakod prairio,-- and can turn tho humble faro into 2 stroam of v:o-m milk that is moro proc ious old 1!Qc3S s9ry ,t0 tho human raco :tAln tho ruby