Sherman County journal., October 22, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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COUNTY JOUKNAU
MORO, OKKOON FRICtAY, OCTOBER Bi,'l#37
15. He was back in school Mon­ A M. Wright and Mrs. L. A. Ifl «kpteted to reach $150,000,000
8TATEHOUSE GOSSIP
or mure in 1937—the greatest
Heath.
day.
<Continued from page one)
since 1929.
'Som
e
of
6ur
fanners
are
,
cut­
Volley ball praetiees are held at
aider more adequate pensions for
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Jstablished Nov. 2. 188«
“Considering the
purchasing
ting
out*
formaldehyde
treatment
7:30 p. m. Monday, Tuesday and
the needy aged within the next
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. £ sUblighed O ct 14. 1897
power
o
f
the.
dpllar,
Oregon’«
ag­
of
seed
wheat.
Nothing
better
Wednesday for the girls.
few days.
CONSOLIDATED, M AtCH 6. 1931
ricultural
income
in
198Thas
the
than
vitroling
has
yet
been
dis­
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
Unless Townsend leaders who
A glee clitb has been organized
appearance of being even better
covered.
‘
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932 —------- —
have been working on the problem
under the direction of Mr. Tapp.
‘ ’• J#/-* . '«r*—.....
A report on the schools of the than in 1929, if present prospects
the
past
week
succeed
in
evolving
The
pianist is Doris S trad ley. The
Friends
o
f
Mrs.
Kenneth
Sather
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
k out/
a program which will finance more surprised her Sunday iby having a turn out is much better than in county shows that principal s re­ work out.” says the report “In
GILES L. FRENCH
_____________ ’ Managing Editor
), the 1 United States index pric­
1929,
ceived
an
Average
of
$93.25,
men
generous pensions without adding miscellaneous shower for her at previous years. . Those participat-
es
.paid
by farmers averaged 101
to the present tax burden, it is the Louie Sather home. * She re -! ing are Virginia Huhman, Ellen teachers $75 .women $56.33 and
per
cent
of the 1929-30 level, a-
a pretty safe ‘bet that his answer ceived a number o f lovely gifts anti Eakin, Lydia Roth, Dolores Simon, that $100 was the highest salary
gainst
the
probable average of 86
will be “no.”
refreshments were served iby the Tht lma Fortner, Louise Roth, Bet- paid and $40 the lowest.
for
1937.
The demand for the special ses­ hostess. ’
•
I ty Olds, Blanche Garrett, Wanda From the Observer Oct. 25, 1918.
“On the other hand, however,
sion was presented to the governor
On October 28 the American Till?r, Ramona Spoor, Gene Rey-
R. M. Benson has raised 252 the census shows that the income
in the form of petitions containing Legion and American Legion Aux- nobis, Warren Morgan, Donald pounds of beans from a lot and a
Entered as second-class matter at th“ Postoffice, at Moro, Oregon,
more (than 75,000 signatures. Pre­ 'lliary Geo. Bell Post, & Unit No. Okit, Harry Young, Harry Stark, half near his residence. At cur- of 1937 will be divided between a
considerable greater number* of
under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879____________________________
sentation of the petitions/w as 49 are honored With an invitation Clarence Johnson, Willard Olds,
rent market price the beans are farm «pemtora in Oregon, const-
made by a large delegation of to hold their regular meeting at Bill Ball, and Bill Todd,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
worth more than the land on which quently the purchasing power per
Townsend leaders who prevailed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
One Y e a r ------_--------- --- ...................... -.............................................— tl-3 0
Mr. Tapp has also organized an they were grown.
farm fam ily has not increased to
upon the governor to withhold any Guyton.
Nine deaths from influenza in a the same extent as total agricul­
. o.chestra which practices at 3:30
OCTOBER 22,1937
immediate decision apd give them
Mrs. W. C. Helyer is staying in each Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- week in Sherman county proves tural income.”
an opportunity to work out a pro­ Portland a few weeks where she is day. Violins have instruction at that the epidemic is serious.
HONOR JUSTLY GIVEN
REHABILITATING
gram that might meét with his ap­ receiving medical aid.
;8: 30 every morning. Those who
The Early mill is again in active NOTICE TO CREDITORS
REPUBLICANS
Sherman county is going to give proval.
George and Lester Wilson took a ¡Parted late obtain extra instruc- operation. All flxir must be hand­
All persons having claims a-
In an address before 500 Town-
Attempts by the Republican honor to its successful 4-H club
truck load of bucks to Fossil Sun- j tion after 4:00 each evening and led on an 80 percent wheat and 20 gainst the estate of Elizabeth Ful­
party to decide on a policy and a children next Monday eyening and sendites in Salem that night Gov­ day where they had sold them. They on Saturday. They can play four percent substitute basis at either ler. deceased* are hereby t notified
program are laudable. _ As a nji- it is most fitting that they do so. ernor IMartin expressed himself as also looked for a deer while ther?. pieces well now. There are ten '»tore or mill.
to present them in proper form
nority party it has a duty to its They have brought greater recog- in entire sympathy *dth the °^d
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson left violins, two of which have had in-
to the udeTsigned, the duly ap­
members and to the entire nation ’ nition to the county than it has age pension movement. Declar­ Saturday for a two months * visit »traction, they are Dorie Stradky
pointed, qualified and acting Ad­
to clarify the issues before the,' achieved in many years of Pacific ing that present pensions, were en­ in Tenn. They will stop enroute and fvan Gervais. The members PRICE INDEX ;
ministrator of the estate of Eliza­
tirely
inadequate
to
meet
the
needs
(Continued from page one)
people.
I Internationals and state fairs.
to Tenn. and visit friends in South and the instrument« are violin,
beth Fuller, deceased, at the office
In order to do that most effec-1 ^Provincial folks of Oregon who of the aged the governor promised Dakota.
Grace Zevely, Jeanette Huhman, is attributed to an expected aver­ of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Ore­
to go along with the sponsors of
tively, however, the Republican par pucker up their faces in bewilder- the more adequate pension pro­
Mr. and ,Mra. Frank Bennett of
Ivan Gervai., Vir- age farm price level running a- gon, within six months from the
iduJ'” an’I ‘rma
Cervais, round 12 per cent over the 1936 date of this notice, to wit: October
ty stand for something. It must ment when they hear the infre- gram “to the limit that the traffic The Dalles were brief callers at the
year average, and to a prospective 15, 1987.
o f" ? '
dcide on a philosophy of govern-, quently mentioned name of Sher- Will bear.** The governor, how­ home of Mrs. B. A. Hogue Satur- £ ona'd 01ds-
increase of about 3. per cent in the
Roy
Spoor
and
Doris
St.adley.
ment that suits its members and man as a county will be fewer ever, expressed his doubt as to the day.
David Reid
Trumpet,Doris Newcomb,
Ross gross volume of agricultural pro­ Geo. G. Updegraff,
50-1
then let everyone know where it since the success of these boys and ability to enact, a revenue measure
Carl Gregg and daughter Do1 w
duction. Data in the report shows Attorney for Administrator.
Fields, and Freida Beuther.
stands.
! girls. Many, perhaps, who just to finance more generous pensions
of Ellensburg, Washington were
that farm prices were at a relative
Trombone Ramona Spoor.
The real question before th e ' generally understand that beef without running counter to a ref­ week end visitors here at the Alfred
ly high level during the first half
American people now, as it has cattle are grown in vast open erendum which would tie the whole Lyons home.
Drum; Kelly Tiller, Herman
of 1937, declining during the sum­ NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
spaces
and
will
not
note
that
one
been for the past two years, is
Notice is given that Saturday,
program up until the next election.
Mrs. Emma Boardman of Camp Zeigler, and Thelma Fortner.
mer and fall months under anew
whether the people are going ts of the smallest counties took a
Townsend leaders who are spon­ Sherman visited Mrs. Max Pluemke Piano, Betty Olds,
CFOJJ i influence.
**l fl 1 «AM Z* A ” ' In
T «%
- general, A the the 30th day of October, 1937, at
control the government or the gov­ goodly share of the prizes for club soring the move for a special ses­ last Saturday.
hoar
10 o’clock A - M-
“ *<*
~
• Clarinet, Ellen Eakin, John Beu- season has been" iavortble fo i
ernment is going to control the calves and for wheat. That is sion are confident that a “trans­
day
and
the
court
room
of
the
G.
W.
Howell
and
John
Woods
ther,
and
Lowell
Tiller.
crops, both in Oregon and in the
people. There is no problem as to | relatively unimportant for those action tax” would meet with the
County
Court
in
the
courthouse
at
. .
.
lxL
, x . business visitors in The Dalles Fri- [ Saxophone, Lila Lee A lky, Em- lountry as a whole.
where the Republicans will stand who observe will look up the coun-
Moro
in
Sherman
County,
Oregon-
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d*y-
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ma
Jean
Eakin,
and
Gene
Rey-
Although the report states that
ty on the map and forever remem­
on that matter.
the estimates are quite prelimi­ has been fixed as the time and place
'T,’?
Mr- and Mrs- R- N. McGlasson nolds.
ber
it.
It is senseless to criticize the re­
nary iry nature, the increase in for hearing all objections to the
And the children have done it sales* tax which has been defeated I*« Thureday for Salem where M r.; ------------- —
final report and account filed with
lief program of the Democrats ex­
Veteran Sportsman—Have you total agricultural income in Ore­ the clerk of the County Court of
cept from an administrative point with long hours spent feeding and by decisive majorities on three oc­ McGassoit attended a school grin-
gon in I9a7 over 1936 may approx­
cipals meeting. They were ae- ever done any shooting?
of view for the very simple reason currying and studying and work- casions iiv Oregon.
Sherman County, Oregon, by the
imate 15 per cent and may amount
campanied
as
far
as
Portlind
by
Amateur
Gu
eat—
Well,
for
the
undersigned as administrator of
that we are going to have a relief ing at the many jobs the care ot
Mrs. Clarice Sacre and son George last two years I’ve fired the start- to as much as $20,000 000. Includ­
program, whether federal, state prize beef entails. Monday will
Approximately $1.100,000 a year and Mrs. J. C. Wilson.. They all re- ing guns for the races at our coun- ing the value added by agricultural the estate of John P. Brackett,
deceased.
or local as long as people have to ' be their day.
is being saved by Oregon utility turned Sunday except «Mrs. Sacre, ty fair.
manufacturing operations and the
J. L. Bracket, Administrator
have it. The question On the farm
patrons as the result of volun­ who remained th^re^ for medical ___________
farm sales of numerous specialty
of the estate of John P.
program is not whether the farm­ A BETTER REASON
tary reductions in rates filed by care.
farm products, as well as income
Brackett, deceased.
ers should have parity prices or
the utilities during the past two
from the principal crop and animal
Carlton L. Pepper,
not, but whether farmers or the
In some sections the possibility years after a series of “friendly
products, total agricultural income AtXomey for Administrator.
government should have control of a special session of the Oregon conferences” with the utilities de­
of the program. This administra­ legislature is a subject of much partment, according to N. G. Gal-
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
tion is adept at stating an accepted importance. The group that would lace, public utilities commissioner.
Moro, Oregon
. From the Observer Ot. 23, 1908.
theory and then making people like to have financial arrange­ The most recent of these voluntary By Dolores Simon
Meets the 1st and 3rd OF REAL PROPERTY
0)n Saturday, the 13th day of
believe that those who oppose the ments made to give those pension­ rate reductions were announced
Wednesday, October 21, Grass , A very pretty home wedding
Thursday evenings of
November,
1937, at the hour o f ten
methods used to achieve it are ers over 65 at least $30 per month this week by the Northwestern Valley will send their girls volley took place on the 18th when Miss
each monvh. Visiting
o’clock
a.
m.
at the front door of
opposing the general theory.
have prepared a petition to give Electric company and the Port­ ball team to Wasco where they Ella Ande:son was united in mar-
members cordially in­
the
Courthouse
in Moro, Sherman
the
governor
hoping
that
he
will
If the people of this nation want
land General Electric company. will play their fourth game of the riage to Arthur S. Johnson of
vited to meet with us.
County*
Oregon,
I will sell at public
season.
The
Wasco
boys
do
not
Kent.
Roy
Powell.
W.
M.
to delegate unlimited power to call the lawmakers together.
The new rates filed by these util­
auction to the highest bidder for
| Sherman county men who won
Now comes Ben Osborn, leader ities and applying only to residen­ have a team.
one man and perpetually look to
C- V. Belknap. Secv cash, the following described real
Mr. Baker attended the Oregon prizes at the Wasco county dis-
him for happiness, food, shelter, of the federation of labor, and pro­ tial and commercial lighting, it is
entertainment, health, economic, poses the move giving as his rea- said, will result In savings of ap- High School Principals Association .trict fair were A. H. Barnum, R. Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F- property located in Sherman Coun­
ty, Oregon, to-wit:
moral, financial success the “nude son labor’s well known opposition proximately $330,000 a year to meeting in Salem, Friday, October T. Morgan, Col. C. A. Buckley,
Moro, Oregon
The South Half (S i) of Sec­
eel“ is pointing the way. If the to the sales or transaction tax in patrons of these companies which N .
I - ■ | tS
.
________________ .
Meets 1st and 3rd
tion
Sixteen (16), Township
people wish to win back and there any fortn.
serve the city of Portland , and a
Tuesdays in the
Two
(2)
South Range Sixteen
large
slice
of
the
lower
Willamette
after retain the democratic form
Something about the move does­
I-O.O.F. hall. Tran
(16),
East
of the Willamette
of government they fought for n’t ring true. There was a close valley as far south as Salem.
sient and visiting
Meridian.
• • •
This original estimate is* made in compliance with section 231—
years ago they must support an co-operation between pension ad­
brothers are cordi­
Said sale is made under execu­
opposition party, Republican, coa­ hérants and labor in the last ses­
Valuations of railroads operat­ A of the laws of 1921 and shows in parallfel columns the unit cost of
ally invited to nfeet tion issued out of the Circuit Court
the
several
services,
materials
and
supplies
for
the
three
fiscal
lition or what ever develops.
sion which h as probably hot be ing in Oregon have been increased
------- With US; »----------- of the State of Oregon for the
Lewis McKee, N. G.
When some national leader, come suspicion. It is more than by nearly $4 JKX>,000 ' over 1936 years next preceding the current year, the expenditure« and the
County of Sherman to me directed
’without previous tamishment of jikely that Mir. Ohbom feels th a t. figures while valuations of Oregon budget allowance for the first six months of the current year >nd
Joe Truit. Secretary in the case of the State Land Board
the
expenditures
of
the
current
year.
his reputation, however ill deserved the recent disturbances am ong1 power utilities have been ‘kipped**
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 of the State of Oregon, plaintiff vs.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
arises to make this decision plain laborers, or at least among labor by $4 829,037.15 the state tax com
C. E. Johnson and Edna H. John­
Budget
Used
Moro, OegOB
to the people he will be elected in leaders, has changed the picture mission announced thia week.
son, husband and wife; J. A. Ev­
for
*8
mo.
for
spite of the most efficient political to such an extent that if a session Valuation increases among the
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­ ans; H. C. Ginn and Stella Ginn,
-6 mo.
machine the nation has ever was called there would be some re­ power utilities ranged as high as
esdays
of each month husband and wife; Joe F. Peters
1937
1937
1936
1935
straint put upon the unions that 66 per cent in the case of the Port
1934«
known.
GENERAL
FUND
Visiting members wr| and Marie Peters, husband and
would make them mote responsi­ Orfojd Light and Power company.
wife; F. R. Fortner and Anabel L.
ACCOUNT
v
.
e
come.
ble to the state and to the public. Hearings held by the tax commis­
Fortner, husband and wife: Mtork
Recorder Salary $60.00 $60.00
WE ARE NOT THB
$120.00
$120.00
$120.00 Mabel McKee, N. G.
sion, it was shown, revealed that
Skinner, Superintendent of Banks
Treasurer
Salary
WORLD'S POLICEMAN
60.00
60.00
120.00
120.00
the greatest improvement in earn­
120.00 Naomi Van Gilder, Sec.
of the State of Oregon; American
The persecution complex that ings during the past year was WATER FUND
One need be only middle aged to has bothered some of our leaders
Surety Company of New York, a
Marshal A Water
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S corporation: and Sherman County*
remember another time when a recently has its latest manifesta- made by utilities operating in
pumper
600.00 480.00
960.00
960.00
960.00
eastern and southern Oregon rath­
Moro, Oregon
national . leader
the fine
a- municipal corporation, defen­
Labor
. . . stated
. .
, tion in the charge that the stock er than by the larger utilities op­
150.00
68.40
283.95
153.80
200.00
Meets
Every
Second
dants.
oentimenU about thw nat»n , , m. rket
w.„
by ma.
(Supplies
225.00 145.94 ~ 428.22
464.61
200.00
Fourth Thursdays in each
responsibility in international af nipulation o f those who do not erating in the vicinity of Bonne­
C. C. WILSON.
Power
260.00 252.29
578J63
418.62
It was also developed
400.00
Month. Visiting member^ Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
fairs. We set ourselves, as a na­ want a special session of congress. ville dam.
Fire
Department
100.00
32.74
284.83
307.78
at these hearings, the commission­
Invited.
tion, a judge over the acts of oth­
Geo. G. Updegraff,
MISCELLANEOUS
ers
explained,
that
while
gross
Frances'
King W. M.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
er nations and appointed ourselves
Emergency
100.00
28.27
175.93
385.84
A merger of two fighting unions earnings o f the utilities generally
Ruth Sparling. Secretary.
49-52
a policeman to enforce our ideas
Power a-c St Light 405.48 405.48
810.06
810.96
810.96
and ideals over the war torn world. would consolidate more income have increased net revenues wouMk DEBT SERVICE
than the DuPont-Rooeevelt mer­ be little if any higher than for
Probably nothing gives a man
Principal on
1936 because of increased oper­
oi a people a greater feeling of ger.
bonds
1000.00 1000.00
250.00
500.00
ating
costs
including
higher
wages
generousity and superiority than
Int. on bonds
690.00' 690.000
285.00
760.00
The
new
CCC
bys
at
the
camp
and
increased
prices
of
iqaterials
to judge others and gird on our
I, Charles Ruggles, do hereby certify that the above estimated
armour to set the world aright. will find a goodly number of fel- and supplies. Railroads generally
expenditures
for the year 1937 was prepared by me and that the
One remembers how great we felt low citizens of their home states reported serious reductions in their
expenditures and budget allowance for the first six month« of the
in
this
county
as
they
become
net
earnings
the
commission
said
ourselves to be in 1917. We would
current year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years proceeding
show the world the right path and, better acquainted, for many of the
In case there may be some who the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec^
By Thunder, keep the feet of wan­ residents of these parts originally
ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief are
dering rulers and their subjects on came from the south, particularly have not been appraised of the true and correct copies thereof.
Tennessee
and
Missouri.
J
fact
it
should
be
mentioned
that
it.
Charles Ruggles, City Recorder.
1 this is “Be Kind To People” week.
That was in 1917. Those who ----------------------
A
visiting
senator
in
Portland1
That’s
a
new
one
for
the
“weeks”
twenty years ago set forth as po­
Notice of the estimated expenses and receipts and the proposed
licemen to do the bidding of the is pictured eating bacon and eggs j calendar, a strictly Oregon pro­ „ tax levy for the City of Moro. Sherman County, Oregon, for the
while
commenting
that
one
must
i
duct.
Governor
Martin
has
re
natioal leaders who were the
year 1988. - * ~
be in the news to be anyone The quested that all citizens of Oregon
judges are older—and wiser.
Notice is hereby 'given that in pursurance to a legislative Act
' The last war should be lesson financial ability to eat bacon and observe the week “in a general approved by the Governor. February 19th, 1931, that on November
jgs
is
quite
a
distinction
these
spirit
of
kindly
interest
and
old-
enough for one generation that
16 the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County.
"I fashioned neighborliness.
war breeds nothing but war and days too, senator.
Oregon, will be ig session at the City Hall at the hour of 7.80 o’­
hate and debt. Those men in all
clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard
of o
..
1 V> •
nations for whom the war will ' Co-eds at the University vi
in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter* itemized.
never end will be hard to convince Washington are declared to be ¡jC C Q lD ff d l l (I I F1CC
®
that they or their children should better physical specimans than the
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
r a r m P tt
venture into*another for any cause men students. Judging from re-
GENERAL
FUND
WATER FUND ............ $3600.00
cent
football
scores
we
believe
it,
1
a
i
3
but preservation of their homes
' Treasurers salary
$120.00
A wise man saves his money for the proverbial ’’rainy
Liaensas ....
35.00
toe.
J Continued dry weather for the
and firesides. ■
.»*_
Recorders salary . X ..... ¿120.00 Hotel »Rent ........................ 420.00
day”. N ow we offer you an additional service, by which
, ——
~ past week has prevented seeding
We fought the last war to pre­ ------------------------
WATER FUND k
.you can save tim e as well as money.
English children are being edu- except in isolated inetapees and
serve democracy—a noble senti­
Marshall and Water
The convenience o f our Banh^hy-Mail System is win­
ment, but where is democracy that cated in the use of the gas mask, more farmers every day SM saying
Pumper ........ 2 ............ 1500.00
so many died to save. We may What a wonderful thing is civilU that they expect to seed in the
ning
more friends every day. It makes little difference
y Labor a-c water f./..«...
250.00
j spring instead of in the fall this
have to fight the next war for the zation.
whether
it is a rainy or a sunny day— when the nearest
Supplies»*'........ .......... -.x.
400.00
I year.
priniple of non-agression and find -------------------- —
Power a-c water
mail
box
becomes your branch bank. Merely drop your
500.00
The Duke and Duchess of Wind- . * Lowering prices for wheat have
when it is all ended that national
Fire D ept ...................
30.00
Bank-by-Mail Deposit Envelope containing endorsed
aggresion is more common than sor are to visit Bonneville dam slowed business to some , extent MISCELLANEOUS
checks in the mail box. Details on request.
ever. Wars are toot won. they are on their trip to America. My, throughout the county as few farm s Emergency ........................ 250.00
won’t the old concrete swell with ers will sell for the 75 to 80 cents _ Power g-c St. Lights
r r ifr x r iy
.
•
- * - “ * * * -•
Resources 125 M illions '
810.96
> '* •
, cfleretjh opin «
later develop
This nation, great and powerful pride.
Insurance on Hotel ............ 300.00 .
'
- ments will raise the price to a DEBT SERVICE
though it is, is not the judge of -------------------- -
.C. R. Harding, Manager
/
L. A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr.
-
This is the week in the year more profitable level.
other nations nor are its sons po­
Prin. on bonds .............
1OO0.OO Amount to be raised
licemen to quiet international dis* when we are sorry Sherman coun- ------------------------
Int on bonds
1268.00 by taxation _____2493.96
ty is so far, from the state’s two WARDROBE
tuibanees.
TOTAL
:
6548.96 ,
GRAND TOTAL
6548.96 i
big schools « n d t h e annual foot-
“Ah,** said the customs officer, Bonded Indebtedness of City of Moro
$31,700.00
W To a confirmed groundling it bayy game. The last two bouts finding a bottle of whiskey, “I Giles L. French, Chairman of Budget Committee. Dated at Moro j
appears that it might be advisable before the victor is decided should thought you said there were only Oregon October 11, 1937.
H oad
P o r tla n d , O re g o n
for air liners to take a different make everyone feel like an under- old clothes in thia trunk?”
H. O. Kunsman, Secretary of the Budget Committee, Date set for
M IM B 1 K F 1 D I 1 A L D I F O 8 1 T IW IP S A W C 1 C O I P 0 1 A T I O N
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