The Cedarville Herald, Volume 64, Numbers 27-52

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But fanners are at last awakened to their danger and realise that accepting palliatives do not cure the disease, - Theee pretestants against government by edict are finding, a new basis fo r hope in Congress, too, where Representative Robert F, Jones o f Ohio has a bill which would make, every farmer, regardless of the size o f his crop, eligible to participate in referendum? it.would also make quotas- effective only in State* which voted for them. In the last one, Ohio was against the quotas, but because the western fringes o f this belt put the quotas over, Buckeye wheat growers were compelled by law to go along* Under the present system, only growers who have more than 15 acres can vote in a referendum. That is why opponents of Triple-A charge that a mere ? per cent o f the farmers ever get to cast ballots. But Jones would, by his bill, permit 100 per cent participation. That, it seems to us, is the American way to decide such issues. , , ' That the lima, 0 ., eongraejunan will face tough opposition from the administration and thebureaus which control Triple-A goes without saying, for he proposes, for good measure, to elim inate the county committee system and that may be counted on to bring a formidable army o f Triple-A agents into the fray The funds which go to pay expenses o f these agents would. Under the Jones bill, be diverted to farm payments, which seems logical and sound. But what a howl will go up if this largesse is diverted and the county committee system discarded in favor o f permitting the individual' farmer to become his own boss once more! —r-Ohio State Journal. B&B ■- l o a n Office IS W. Main 1 i Sprlneffald. O. OpM, Evening* Uncalled For Merchandise SUITS S4.95-S5.95ap Guitars $3.95 up—Genuine Leather Begs $2.95 up Wrist Watches 4 AC PocketWatches Ladies, Men V i 9 3 up $3,95 up Msnsy To Loan On Anything Of Vslus iuhniitHwwmi 10 Allan Bldg. Xenia, 0 . I am now devoting all my time to my Xenia office. DR. IRVIN S. HYMAN Chiropodist « . . Foot Specialist TREATING ALL AILMENTS OF THE FEET. Open daily— 9 A. M. to 5:80 P. M. Evening Hours, Taos* Thun., Sat. j * Phones: Ntw Low Foes 00 — ***** House— Main 416-R imiiHmwHw»oi>wnwnnn»<n«niiii>i h VUr.MtiUP^r GRANO^TANn cj H0W ijPUDbi tFxtuj'iivttY ran ■Us. OHIO STATE FAIR L b lW y U Lj AUG 23*^9-1941 STAR-STUBBED ^ * CAVALCADE ! m P XET etas 'hr® nadir xsfitff w g v We have- mi fir many year* had■ as many eeaamAat* on a k m latter as turn the repaMtehed latter o f Robert L. Dean to the (Mb Tamer on the wheat quota csntroWsy. Nu­ merous farmers tell ua they have written about their complaints to Washington and never get the respect o f an answer. Others tall ua o f "of­ fers” wade to thamtb, keep quiet and they will be “taken care of". These are the kind of cases that will in time reach the courts. HI you have an pbjeet or complaint do not discuss it before any AAA authority without ona or more witnesses. One of the demands to be made in change of the wheat quota law is that wheat growers in every state be per­ mitted to vote in wheat .referendum elections, And this only where a farm­ er has raised wheat the year previous or has a crop in the ground. A de­ mand will also he made for reduction o f the maximum payments of $10,QO0 to 15,000 or less. This would reduce wheat acreage more than anything else and protect the -small wheat grower. , GO SLOW CONGRESSMAN DIES Congressman Martin Dies, head o f the anti-Communis1 group uncovering un-American activities among the Com­ munists made the open charge a few days ago that Leon Hen­ derson, the Roosevelt price-fixer was a member of no less than five Communist organisations. . - The statement from, the-Texas Democrat ha# created no amount o f excitement because,most everyone who can rest and observe. ha3 discovered long ago that Henderson is abou ; ’ the nearest 100 per cent Communist thairHgrvard ever turned out unless it was the Red professor Roosevelt placed on the . Supreme Court. Months ago Congressman Dies and his com­ mittee, a majority o f whom are Democrats, published a list o f 500 Communists that Roosevelt had placed in key govern­ ment positions. There are no less than fifty in the Agricultural Department and not one of;them ever planted or tended a turnip patch. . . ‘ .While Dies may have good reason for exposing Henderson, What about Harry Hopkins, Cohen, Arnold, and even the First Lady. Is it not a fact that every time even administration man- , agers move to slip a. Communist mit onte1the open air, Mrs. Roosevelt is quick to register a protest at the White House. The Democrats in Congress do not like it but they have to swallow it just the same. ; *: , . % g s y AN mtHm&og fMtan if Oil* yesA A OW* S<** Fair. Nov* betera .W n •nywheiw. Howard T m W « |l|aMlemust. . ill N vm “BY DAWN’S EARLYLIGHT.” gg|£t0 Prtiwifli rack evening on a imimmi I i I H*l* M m dw pw A hih I. Offering ifcch aUti *f ihi onitrUhMMRt World a* John Charie*Gilbert, Maxine CseMtette, Qfk’rki R L mm , « • Md Toff V^Qiit, John B. Eitfi AM MUMy »oriv'A l MMsfik Miud* «1 dran dfri<tf«k.nw th n of Amoriri. -V# An* n m n I i h m ini dhnutii a Over In' Indiana a county board of commissioner# has been notified they must go to jail for raising excess wheat on county farm land operated tb provide food for the poor old folks and indigent children. The AAA says the county "over-produced 56 bushels and must pay 40c a bushel penalty.” The board is told they cannot sell or even feed the wheat In flour to the poor inmates. Crazy, you say? Well get the reaction of the Commission- ers. The AAA had been quartered in the county courthouse where rent, heat and light was free. That 56 bushels o f wheat did the trick and the board did just what any American with red slood in his veins would do-—ordered the AAA kicked o ^ into the street forthwith and no more argument, _ While the AAA in that Indiana county4was getting free rent just how many AAA offices In the nation are so fortunate? We are told there are 98,000 men on the government pay­ roll in the AAA alone in the nation. In this county the AAA funds have provided lavish quarters of a half doz­ en rooms or more Where you are paraded about and then given a "Hit- er order—Do as we say or go to jail". If the farmers had the millions being paid the New Deal politicians on the AAA pay roll as Cong. Bob Jones, -itna, states, there would be parity on farm prices. IH m We get the tip from Washington as to the statement during the Senate debate on the draft limitation and breaking o f the Democratic promise of .One year in Roosevelt’s army. One Democratic -Senator was very much uncertain 4s to the .Roosevelt de­ mand for unlimited service. He ar­ gued hie people did not approve of it and he had to be a candidate next year. A White House pimp trying to line up votes o f . Democrats' under threats, o f loss o f patronage let this fall: "We. must keep up this war un­ til after the next election or you and every other candidate will he defeat- ed” tow *fc AA, it beriw* mmtiiwi tR$.M» earmarks of cornu* t*m N mt $ M bwwhpsrters, A* tf by witjfe Ms Au-mar* of Amoriog aos dim * mem ***& by Franklin D„ ffcmw Mb high effljfe in tbs Atlantic, fe W pm more abun­ dant crops and wD? ftwd the world. Some time ago FDR slated that farm­ ers would have 1* mark longer hours with less return*, a* a patriotic duty, to aid defense. New be wants store of this and that is the faoe of a 49r penalty on whoat for pmhwfng more ap'd more end AAA restrictions or, com. How can you have wore grata end more meat on lose acreage and less feed? Does the whole thing ma!;i common sense to you? Just last week a radio commentator quoted Secretary of Agriculture Wickard as saying the attack on the wheat quota and penalty! was all but treasonable. Joe Mason told his fellow Forum farmers one vening he wanted the western wheat. „ _ . „ , _ _ farmer*- to see just what kind of 2> * * M; pie \vp have in Greene county that,Tue«oay,_-2 to 5 P. M. , ^ oppose ihe AAA. The 'average farm-1 Wednesday.2 to 5 P, M. c er trying to follow this program is |Thursday_„2 to 5 P. M. having more trouble deciding'whether Friday____ ______________".^Closed it is the farmers or Washington and Va.,.riwu»~o”II"e „ . the AAAers that are cracked jn the * * ” * * - * to 6 p . M. ? to 0 P. M. upper story. Oneday it is a demand for more food and (he next yon go to jail if you "over-produce.” The farm­ er is having a.hard life in these New Deal dapy8, I* It AU AlMHit Anyhow? Wa receive « suttee from Jeeeph 1. Masoa, Chairmen of the Gteens Conn- ty AAA Committee that the 1948 wheat quota has been fixed by tike de­ partment for 1942 and that the refer­ endum wilt be held la the spring ef -hut y»«r. The acreage for wheat in this county ha* been reduced by about 10 per cent for 1042. This week there was issued from the White House ever Roosevelt’s sig­ nature an appeal to the farmers to increase all crop production that food can be supplied to the world and to avoid * seriou* shortage. ' The two statements are certainly contradictory and have little mean­ ing to farmers as well as the citizen of average intelligence. ‘ Library Hours August 18 to September 2,1041 7 to 8 P. M. M PBp Thau 4$ R h - T o A ffi O m o f the largmt Whma yteWs WH oecdad In G rew Gepteg was ripsrted by Wtaam teftiaenwa, living b» Bath township, w t o f Dabenu C m M k mainly o f Thorne wheat, the Wilker- son crop o f to acres threshed cat %r am hnshtie, or a trifle w m 41 hpiWs an acre. The wheat tested MUt powsdi psr husbti. ^ Wilksnon expJeiaed that the yield might have been w on than to bushel* an acre had 1# scree o f Tnlhio wheat yielded on a par^ with the Thome wheat, , GIFT TO U. P, CHURCH m m I h m tf* "G rn AwtoP** lMLa fjw iP Yo« bag h te «w 5k 7k f t y j* A ffMW W M f — W m * Our offer « f the tWrbeerth pair free, etffl heide feed, B I R D V A R I E T Y STOKE . o y » * * vbbt * v » hho Mrs. Emma Marsh has made a gen- erone gift to the United Presbyterian Church, a complete set o f pulpit furni­ ture, five chair* with pulpit and com­ munion table. The furniture is wal­ nut finish and was presented to the .congregation in memory o f her hus­ band, Dr. Miron-1, Marsh, who had been a physician here for forty years gnd was an elder for thirty years with twenty-one years a* 'toaourer. The presentation was made by Dr. R.-A, Jamieaon, on behalf o f the donor, and the gift accepted by Dr,.Donald F. Kyle, an elders for the congregation. No more $1 marriage licenses in. Ohio! The new law is now In fall operation. You. must have * medical examination before a license can be issued and this applies to both con­ tracting parties. The fee is*$10. The idea is to head off the passing o f con­ tractual diseases. A number of Btafes have such a’ law but (o catch the class most desired, there is little, chance until all states have the same law. This class will’ now slip’ out of Ohio to' some state ‘that- does not have medical requirements. It is laughable to read reports of the "co-operation” Ross Ickes o f gaso­ line fame has received from the East Coast motor public. One would think good old Democratic New York/NeW Dealers and all, would want to help out in any appeal Ickes might make to back up the Roosevelt war. .In­ stead of the motor car owners reduc ing travel to cut gas consumption for the war (somewhere in the Atlantic, Pacific, or Indian> Ocean), more gas has been sold in the twelve East Coast states than before the Ickes order. Even down In Democratic Florida no body pays attention to the idea. Even Franklin D’Ananias Roosevelt is wast ing fuel oil riding Churchill around in the north seas, trying to explain just why he cannot get the American peo pie to join 100 per cent in England’s war. The Presidential palace afloat is operated by fuel oil from which gasoline is also made. Laughable isn’t it? t *» ? Joy «p«lt teryitwteit 4 m tiMitMHds •f adter afcmitetM at tM« greatest af all *«S $%* fit* A«m »f Prt*ParkiHtSiw*4 1 . J ■. ■ t p i ' mini fir ■ toVfflu. Vf« tMVMm ^^I i *4|kj^2M - Jk wpfp»wnP95r NwWW w fAjisi m. 'kmvtMik SUMS U ititiMrhti i^ t o E S S r S2SMfeKte! tmmmmmmmmiMtmiii HERALDWAN? ANDSALEADSPAY One .thing is certain, you lave not beard much from AAA supporters about the recent visit of the big*west­ ern wheat growers and their mission lere to keep the good work going, You will recall the reception and dinner was supposed to be sponsored by the “ Wm Forum, We hear even the chairman of the Forum did not know anything about the whole thing, yet the AAA used his name. We get a Ma&g r i ’ report tbit attendance outsid* * f the guests and those on the AAA pay roll was comparatively small, and may wi Farmers that heard the radio reply to Ed Mason, WLW farm propa­ gandist for the New Deal.AAA last Saturday by Lament O’Harra, New Castle, Ind., president o f the Indiana Farmers* Protective Association, op­ posing the AAA wheat program, re­ port the Cincinnatian receiVed not only a shock but a distinct setback. Forest R. Campbell, Hagerstown, Ind., an­ other Opponent o f the program also presented seme facts and figures'to give'the AAA the racket tag with its 98,000 "farmers** on government pay-, roll to pull the wool over the eyes of thousands.of others that have to pay the taxes and not so fortunate as to draw A government check. While wc did not have the.pleasure of hearing the discussion Wewonder how many in this county on the AAA payroll heard what the Indiana farm leaders had'to say about the trip Of the big check western famers. that had been sent to the north central states by the New Deal inWashington. Many farm­ ers are asking among themselves Whether Rd Mason is paid by the WLW corporation for expounding New Deal fancies or AAA. It might also be interesting to know just how much WLW hashed to .give in-to the New Deal following threat of iorcing WSAI out o f the picture, the latter being owned also by Grosley, 1 Starts' Sunday - FOR VICTORY " THRU UNDERGROUND | ---------------------S MAJESTIC I FRIDAY, SATURDAY | TWIN.THRILL DAYS! | • - ’ screen — ' / I DAMYON RUNYON’S I | “TIGHT SHOES” ~~ | '! “ THERELUCTANT . DRAGON” Walt Disney’s 'full length fea­ ture, it’s a three-ring circus, of laughs with comedian Robert Benchley and Frances Gifford. 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WiHiamsoa 0 ’ f Miss Nanc| been atteridi Bowling Gre Green 6 ,,' hj ' auht, Dr. Flo teaches,at Bit also has re darville to pi Sumnter, Ur. and Mi Evansville, 1 . the. birth o f ; 0, Mrs, Sti Miami Count| visited here. Messrs. Jol Of. St. Louiq theih wives Hutchison, Mrs. C, M. Huey. ' Clean awe goods. Wednesds 127 W. Some verj| hogany dave| table. Old Sewing macll outfits, dish| erything goc * ’ T Bad At •have dona their sent varsal’s ‘‘| bott and ■ in the comedlamj oven mor la the ssr Ghost," Rlgent itentppR verting s| Her Abb and carry porting c4 prsMive Ghost" eurpaee wi piled and Nav Abbott | form thro untoldrae ettcee aahrokenl eelleat lag romSij tltul Ankers. Joan Bhemp week rat honors, hateriatnll white tb fteMNLsMil■ 1 ‘ ^4-*w- &*m-*t**i • j *-* ■ ■ - (, -y 4 l