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CLAIMS 8.0.P, Tax Board Organized With Economy Plea POLITICAL FEAR VICTORY INFALL BACK OF DESIRE MEANS POVERTY TODELAY DRAFT

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beth Sars vears service. e is 57. certainly” result in an economic de- service. He is 57 [bill, both in the Congressional elecThe Democratic Vice Presidential Store retiring, Je Spent noe Of Nis {strong support for proposals to put . wireless telephone which more than to Germany for immediate trade| . R : Upon these members of the County Tax Adjustment Board rests the responsibility of paring unneces- [argument that it would allow time : EB PL modern radio economically a erhs y -1 . a nd perhaps, eventual-| » tr draft. Less was said, but plenty was : . i : [station in Puerto Rico. From 1928 “I want to say y “ 2 " to say to you most earn "TRAVEL NEWS— it would defer operation of the draft in European waters. rithi such an amendment in the Senwithin a year or two produce a| Ol (Ariz). on those years as years of prosGOVE Wil] a I Suing wire taking fall vacations and week-| Michigan has 2285 miles along four The issue now has been thrown DVErhmEt Wille In bu iposition 10 enti trips Protested as Unfair to Whom | tne later season is the beauty of lakes and of the 5000 smaller inland ing differences between the bills. from armament ef- the brilliant state school funds|of the measure, and subsequently | | foliage ‘too, and waterfalls and trout was voiced by Mr. Wallace said ; : . . : z pr | playground for many, neighboring tumn to hunt and in winter to ski. day. (Fish amendment. (wooded country rol- land events to attend. . : : ig! the state ling a change in the method of ap-|Mmay set in once the measure is on | One of these “color” tours is to winter : {makes it ahead.” [dianapolis. Some Republicans feel that this] at Grand Island. St. Paul. Central restoration of the original lock. The otherwise. who! Though Wendell L. Willkie is in| leaves Omaha tomorrow night for WOrks of the old Illinois and Michi-|enues in Mammoth Cave, Ky., Were | change, said it appears some town-|0f Republicans in Congress voted | clude about 30 brief speeches and |link in the Lakes-to-the-Gulf 1809 when a hunter pursued ing to raise enough taxes locally to 80 against the Administration. Already he had spoken to some] Here amidst surroundings of The annual grape festival will be|receive extra funds from the state. | was the House vote on the bill, | contact with them while he was comparison with the huge dams and 15 miles of Crandon, Wis, are 75 cities and towns [Middle West, a section where anti-| {Illinois River. The lock was built miles north of Milwaukee. cussion of the 15-cent State tax levy, | greatest degree, a section also upon | BERLIN, Sept. 10 (U. P.) —Re- still in working order, having been Mr. Richey asked how much of| Michigan's 17 members and all| today that a Dutch worker was sen- : " { | County. 24, 8 of Minnesota's 9, 10 of In-| . for saying that “ rords Xt year New hostels will | the State House . recht for saying that “the words of | gion next year New hostels will from North and South Dakota and h - oe vielv > @nr. it th sn AMination. Paul Stump, clerk of went to pay school costs in poor : , the German paperhanger says. | strangely in the ear, but the phrase : 1 12 of Illinois’ 25. 5 of Missouri's 13, “You are now engaged in an r : . i Many of these townships, he said,| Not a single vote was cast against Or a New Justice Curtis W. Roll, told the classification by failing to set their Of two Tennessee Republicans. ed J p the morning session in “schooling” support for the measure came from (U. P.).—A Ipegan a detailed study of township : = aE oF | The heavy anti vote in the Mid- | POWDER PUFF its 200th air victory by drinking | Senator Tom Connally, who is] the empty bottles on Buckingham

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BIDDLE URGES VIGIL have to worry much about the draft |

pression more severe than those of Although he spent four years on [tions and in the Presidential vote. : | 5 > po 9 candidat : ! . . ’ ; on " ) : =| : : | naval service in radio work. In 1908 didate charged that Republican, Bo £0 : <x |off the selective draft, aside from gains which would soon place the " ; sary it 9 S. st ing)— i y i , S en » | sary items from 1941 budget proposals. Left to right (standing)—Paul Richey and W. H. Harding Jr. [for an attempt to enlist m During World War 1 he super-| estly,” ai “ | . ) he said, “that men of this| until just after the election. Fall Vacations Growing i situation so much worse than 1921 9 perity. CO t 4 : he One of the more im- of the world’s greatest inland seas. into the conference committee of -operate with genuinely wide- portant factors in their choice of | S District th : , 3 i . 1 ame UISIricts. there are many in this country—to |g, roundings as they travel through lakes that thousands of people in The Senate yesterday refused by a ‘ members of the voted down, 19 to 48, a motion to inducing a shock li at o ni : : ; 1 g hock like that of 1921, | While Indiana is Vallace said that the battle only. 5 "10 peckons. With its many|. . . There is an almost limitless| In its second meeting of the year, | cision is still awaited. the present effort to maintain peace | . illy terrai Xt | antire ste i ¢ Ye | hilly terrain, next| The entire state of Florida is rtioning the Funds, the statute books, and that won't ers “must be kept off the American | ; i ; " ; : : ean | ~hannahon, Ill, 195 miles from In- opening its resorts to a greater re-| .° i [ships to receive a disproportionate two-day may be the result, and they are in| Rochester, Minn. to start a four- an Canal, forerunner of the pres- discovered recently... . Legend has|ghjps in other counties are taking against it. Any reaction against the| 5000 persons, mostly farmers who great natural beauty stands the old held Sept. 19-22 at Sandusky, O., on|This, he added, places burden of Which showed a preponderant swing | in 1848 and while the canal has long | of which 7 cents is for school pur-|Which Republicans count heavily in| ports from the Netherlands said restored by the state as a memorial. | the money raised by this 7-cent levy 9 of Wisconsin's voted solidily| | tenced to a year and half in| bout 65 V¥ hostels will be| Eighty-one Yersons were admitted , y ? 3 2 § a I > William H. Book, Chamber of diana’s 12, 8 of Iowa's 9, 4 of abl i ) i 3 ; " ‘ ; The new lawvers are those who replied that it was only a negligible ( the honorable Queen Wilhelmina include one in Brown County ] who Idaho (the entire representation of | the Supreme Court, administered townships. iy and 1 of Montana's 2, (the other OWDER PUFF P w ma ¥ K honorable profession, but one that . group. “I never knew a successful] tax rate high enough. East and Far West Join Permanent at No Cost itself in the technical aspects of] the East, the West Coast and the, | German source said today that a pydgets. | west may be an augury of NovemBEAUTY SHOP champagne while flving across the | Palace.

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