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Tenn.) is chairman. | He said he is sure of one thing: Cate hestand 1 tive ~do this... { The Defense and Interior Departments and the Army engineers committees. ll It would give Cabinet members| g,. McKellar sald the com-|That “the sacred dust of Amer-| pack at bedtime Vv! ; ‘Fair De Ae St dalicious Shiming= |, 1s) 3, penniless with the expiration of a stopgap.resolution which| He threatened to seek a ul an annual salary of $22,500, For | Mission will make this its No. 1 jcas’ nobledt institution” must| with warming... A Throu h Al medicine “serouss” the stomach. let government agencies spend funds even though their appropria- Uiesy a I pation pared othe Hoard 10.000 or tapie at its next Resting. The not fall into the hands of avarl- 9 , 14 doesn’t Act while in the stom. tions had not been finally ap- " ———rt—— ANALY _ execu | renovation itself can’t started ‘cious exploiters. ANA By MERR only when farther along in the " ass such a resolution next week Francis P, Matthews had ordered the Senate bill carried $14,000 LL be eel 'r United Press ve tract... where you want i | Proved. r Hous re still his officers to keep mum on the and $15,000 salaries. | KANSAS CI act. You feel fine again quickly! Money bills carrying a total of if Senate-House conferees a B38 Soncrianber be om Conrcret a” NOW ¢ + ARd scientists say chewing makes $14.5 billion for the three agen- unable to smooth out differences tet the. ‘House f fr in the President Trun “MINTS fine medicine more effec cles are stalled in conference in the three money bills. ing testimony before the House must adjust differences in Co rn ~ “readies” It #0 it flows gently into 1065, While the H as in recess Armed Services Committee. Senate and House versions of the N Baby Roses ngre Bs ai x 106 on ont 0. Poa oe ey one Eo. He WH oe * Plus Our Gift of Two Rare New . Hou and Se coun ' oronly.... are n 8 * for the week-en e the squabble . | ¢ . TT jure t between the Senate and scheduled to consider bills to EO var he Fev, Force White House - | We are cleaning out forty acres of our choicest two-year-old plants, ate Situ A ar pe of his "fair 4 A [House versions. raise the pay of postal workers| .. strategic bombing Rebuilding the White House | Practically as a gift. You pay only $1 to cover postage, packing and a lit The Chief E FAMOL IW : BATIVE B38) | The legislators may have toland civil service employees. 's b . 3 turned out today to be less of a pagating cost. Substitutions made only If growing conditions require. ha unmistakably m——— n ——— LA essional develop-| b isposing of the historic uy REE § BI . Y 8 Famer comgressio Tore me Hungarian Amir er eposing ALMOST LIKE AN OUTRIGHT GIFT rant when hy i If It's From PEEK'S Social Security |ictn newspaper editor, told a *n- Those in Sarge ul She 10 my These are the world famous Gardner Nursery plants wihch have been shipped to more than De a { ‘iate Immigration Subcommittee lion renovation project said ev four million American homes. / House Democratic leaders said that Communists and Commu- ounce of plaster that falls Hol Reg. Price The Sccas _ t GUARANTEED they wanted prompt action on a nist sympathizers were “fully en- the crumbling walls is worth its Bets ban 3 Seth 2 Seantttel $ .35 Execu % | bill to expand the social security trenched” in the Office of War weight in gold. | DELPHINIUM slant digas ais saeiensnssanentinna . v monial dinner “ |program. By doing so, they hoped | Information during the war. The problem was how to keep 3 ROSE DAWNS Hundreds of viivar santa, 15 ou new aw . Bride ard Groom to head off labor's demands for! But Elmer Davis, former head this and other rubble — nails, I EXIMIA BLEEDING HEART Searlel, axirs heavy 25 Could National Com THREESOME private pensions and insurance of OWI, immediately denied the wormeaten wood, cracked bricks a ans -» More 4 " plans. statement. The Immigration Sub-/—from falling into the hands of 2 SHASTA DAISIES R1ah, white —— wy 50 pay civic eitizens ‘ House Speaker Sam Rayburn committee is studying legislation exploiters, 3 PENTSTEMON DIANE Orchid. our own new 90 much $15 a plate - All 3 Rings said the chamber would take up| a. dl ——— padi er en Erased 90 as $10 President and wees ph py the social security expansion nls * . t R Personality Clinic's 3 PAINTED DAISIES bloams heavily CRE RR AERA E IE RAT rae . bers of the ¢ Tuesday If the measure I% cleared! pringer 0 un 3 SWEET WILLIAM Fragrant, divide Inte 23 J5 and at large swe by the rules committee, if not, the J b S . 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Propagandists are attacking the trucking

industry— but their real target is YOU!

.In this country today are enormous transportation industries. ‘

One, you know a good deal about—the railroads, which employ some 1,327,000 people.

Another is the trucking+industry— next to agriculture the largest direct employer in America .. giving jobs to 5,014,000 persons located in every city, town, village and hamlet in the United States. : -

Does that surprise you? No wonder —for the trucking industry is literally, even teday, the “business nobody knows.” =

Trucking service has grown so great, so swiftly in the past 25 years, that it staggers the imagination. Even today —with everything you eat, wear, use or buy coming all or part of its way to you by tryck—-the average man or woman finds this enormous growth impossible te comprehend. But far more incomprehensible to the public, even today, is what the trucking industry means to you and your family, to America, and to the American way of life. .

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"In America today, raw and finished goods come ~ pouring through the throbbing arteries of com-

merce in a never-ending flood.

Trains, ships, planes —and in certain cases pipelines—transport these goods, in large masses, between the great loading and unloading centers of the country. Trucks do that too.

But it's the trucks and only the trucks which deliver these masses of goods in large and small spot-loads ; fan them out every day, every hour, to hundreds of thousands of grocery, drug, department and every type of stores in every American community,’ and thousands of faetories big and small. ’

~So that these goods, in turn, can be picked up and delivered, also by trucks, to America’s 148 million men, women and children in America's 46 million homes.

If it were not for America’s 7 million trucks and their 5 million direct employees — who draw every 12th pay-check issued in the United States -~you would have to carry home, on foot or in your car, everything you buy, eat, use or wear.

There are no railroad sidings, landing fields or docks that service your back door. * LJ * LJ »

But above and beyond even this, the direet eeonomie significance of the trucks is simply colos-

sal.

~More than 25,000 U. S. communities with

many millions of men, women and children plus ALL of America’s farms, not servie

by any other form of overland transportation, get everything they eat, wear, use or buy by trucks alone.

—In a single year the trucks use an estimated

7,800,000,000 gallons of gasoline; 533,000,- .

000 quarts of motor oil; 7,900,000 gallons of anti-freeze; and this year will buy and put to use 1,100,000 new trucks and 50,000 new trailers.

— These trucks and trailers will be fabricated from an estimated 87,580,000 pounds: of copper; 1,732,000 tons of steel; 93,000 tons = of iron; 118,300,000 board feet of lumber; 6,150,000 younds of glycerine; 95,000 bales of cotton; 64,800,000 pounds of paint and thinner; 15,180,000 pounds of aluminum; 54,000 tons of lead; 24,000,000 square feet of glass; 6,000,000 pounds of plastics; 109,000 long tons of rubber and 6,800,000 pounds of tin,

— Nearly one-third of all trucks are owned,

by farmers, who depend on trucking to get their produce to market, and thus to you.

~Trucks employ over 314 times more people than all the railroads in America combined

So if it were not for the trucking industry's 7 million trucks and its 5,014,000 people directly employed, everything you eat, wear, use or buy would either cost you more— would be obtain: able only at great inconvenience to you and your family —or would not be available at any price

Yes, propagandists are attacking the trucking industry.

They are doing so because of special interests of their own.

But make no mistake about it- their real

target is YOU.

Now in “attacking the trucking industry,” these propagandists are making some véry extravagant claims,

But “claims” is all they are, The straight facts disprove them. For example: :

The propagandists are claiming that the trucks “crack up the highways.” THE ACTUAL EVIDENCE REGARDING HIGHWAY DAMAGE REVEALS THAT WEATHER-NOT THE TRUCKS, ~ BUSSES NOR PASSENGER CARS NOR EVEN YEARS AND YEARS OF USE 1S THE MQST DAMAGING HIGHWAY WRECKER OF OUR TIME. COLD ~ HEAT ~ FROST - SOAKING RAINS —~ QUICK CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE —- THESE ARE THE ENEMIES OF HIGHWAYS. HIGHWAY ENGI-

NEERS, TESTIFYING AT PUBLIC HEARINGS, -

" NOTE: The above statement i published on behalf of America's 7,000,000 trucks, their sswners and their drivers. Sie million - * mem—about a million sthers are ob the service of these seme farmers ond businessmen, ond of sombineg ~ good joba for fine people ~ your neighbors and friends. Permission to reprint wholly or in port on

HAVE STAKED THEIR PROFESSIONAL REPUTAS

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The propagandists are claiming that the trucking industry does not pay enough taxes; that it “uses the highways free” ; that it’s “subfidized.”- SUBSIDIZED? SUBSIDIZED BY WHOM? TQDAY AND FOR YEARS PAST, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF TRUCKS AND TRACTOR

" TRAILER COMBINATIONS YOU SEE ARE AS.

SESSED ALL THE WAY FROM $1000 to $3000 AND MORE EACH, PER YEAR, IN SPECIAL HIGRWAY] USE TAXES FOR THE RIGHT TO RUN OVER THB ROADS. DOES THAT SOUND LIKE SUBSIDY», TRUCKS PAY BETTER THAN 32% OF ALL HIGHWAY USE TAXES. How much in dollars? Last year $718,568,000 in direct use tazes alone. And also over $370,000,000 of Federal excise taxes assessed against trucks for gasoline, oil, tires, tubes, parts and the like, not counted in Wo 34%: fora vial of §1:093.000000. 7 real estate, tncome_ and every ot orm of general tazation. That's what our “free” wse of the highways costs.

IF THE TRUCKS ARE “SUBSIDIZED” 80 IS YOUR CAR! Here's how: An official and complete Government study —the only one of its kind - showed that both passenger cars and trucks more than paid their way on the highs ways. In this study part of the cost of streets

and highways was held to be the responsibility of all taxpayers.

Only by juggling these facts, can the propagandists “discover” that the trucks are “subsie

But what ‘these propagandists don’t tell you is that by false reasoning, they also claim that YOU TOO ARE NOT PAYING YOUR WAY! AND THAT YOUR CAR TAXES TOO, SHOULD BE INCREASED. :

How do you like that?

No wonder we say that the real target of the propagandists is not actually the trucking ine dustry at all-but YOU ,.. any way you figure it.

It seems to us that these are facts which you should weigh, against the claims the Propagane-

dists are now making.

THE AMERICAN TRUCKING INDUSTRY American Trucking Assn. 1424 16th St, N.W,, Washington 6, D. C.

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