The Nazareth Item

              NAZARETH COMMUNITY DAYS APRIL
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Vol 46 ^ Na 16 — 48 8a Main St, Phone 20
NAZARETH. PA^ THUB8DAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1937
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NAZARETH BUSINESS MEN
COOPERATING 100 P.C. WITH MERCHANTS
RETAIL DIVISION OF C. OF C.
PAuonovnm
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SOCIAL HLDNL- rUNniBAllXIJAIT
One Less Big Fish In The Ocean
Influence Vetted In NerduwU Comnittee b Unit- lest and SImmM Prove Biff Beaefactor; MeHinff Ti
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lAMlltaCTiCtiM Ins MflMk HMUi  • Nt. 411. Mi • *m
toff «a rtMiy flvmii to Mm
^ btr e( ComaMKc at th« Naureth
Is   flvc<(oot,   two'lneb.   It-ib-'inn but Thursday eventai    Tlie was eauffht «a Oaady Brtdi* nwtlnff waa la chant o( MaroM kttiMtn TaMpa ant «. fttankurf, octa and was called (or tht purpoot
of fully ortanlitaff Naaartth bust- tMu Mm in an tffort of "ironing" out ptobtMM dlreetly tfloctlnff local
FORTY-TWO JOIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
rutytwo Naaaittb rrtallers at-, proved tht fact that Kaaareth hurt- tended tht MerchanU' Oommlttee | net* men art Interested In civic nf* dinner mcetlm of tht local Cham
any
•« that tlN MmM CM «M IWM • diiplay and \m tnm MO to low • Btorrov tmOac IN« ••«•¦ t*
Tht MMnhtnhlp e»—ittii M- porttd that tht awtthary iMd 111
Mrs. AfMi ¦•••. ctoairtoMi of tlw poppy MMMltttt. BUttd that tht avlllary had ordNod UM pifplta to to Mid «B Pipptr Itop.
Mn. Cwap ¦nimwiii tiMt tht UttrtcMi UflMi poto ait to to to- filed aa gtotu of tho AMdMary « AprU t. at vhtth ttoM tht ¦¦rtWary wlU ctMratt tht tIdMttnth aanl-
of   tiM
versary  of  the
Anerlean Ltfloa,
IbtloUovtai
AtoNlal at   «
would ht htM to tht arramtntnU vlU ht
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list to tht Ufllta nt«t aM a Ml- ver Tm to to htM April Itth to tht Ltflon Hotot.
Afttr tht httotet ttaaioa • ittlnl hour wat tajtytd with tM of tht (aaturto totot aa traagt tattog taa- test. OthclMia rtfftthtotMta vtft alio atrvad with tht tSatra to charit.
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Tht mtetlaff waa tm opan forum. Bach mtrrhart was allotttd two mlnutce to tiptme hia vltwi on any subject ht vhfeM tad aotm were talwB af awh ¦¦tlim with a vlaw of dlseusatof ito>T>iM— atparatt- ly at futart arftttnti   Mo daal ae<
deltoitt actlta win to takta.
A BMtttac for tht purpost of tok- li« Mich deflnHt action wlU to bald tomorrow, and the problem of eloalnf hours dlacuiaed by all. It was also announced that tht mattor of closing certain holidays and Wedaoeday af¬ ternoon's tht ytar>rtUBd. would to : brought btfort the lalhoftoi taaar* rmr M that tht daya mlattad may to Boaouaetd tn prlated oarda aad every mtrchaat aotlAed atcavdlafly. I Hit wMt prtvalaul at Thursday's metttai sptht for Itmlf. It att only
fairs, but that they arc going to do souMthlag about It. When "ham" aeguine brought to the attention of tht gathering hU problem of ftadtog a place to continue hU restaurant business, chairman Oett suggested at once that sueh an tasportant aiat- ter should receive tht attention of an conttraed and auurtd Mr. et* action. WhtaCarlW. WBVWU  ma  ^^ewM
  a   iMiiiMud  ordinance
fttWddtaf any aa^UAtr to broad« oast advartMng In the borough other ttom bttwtta the hours of ff A. M. to • 9. II. and. In order to carry on bU bwtatsa, a ttcenat to obtolned. which aecordlac to WMmbers of tte com* mittee. are a bit out of prtporttoa to othtr license fees of the Borough, his matter received rtcognltlon by the appointment of a eommlttte of flvt to meet with CouncU Monday evening. AprU Sth, to further dla- CUM the passage of thU ordinance. Thla ordtoaneo eomptlls any am pUfitr truck, with the Intention of advertising to thU borough, to ob> tato a Uoense at tht priet of lit par day or a year's itconst at UM. A trlaagular argumtat was arouaad leanttoute «a He* 9iim
AND TUB riBM
It took thiry-Bvt mtoutos to 'em. Bo mys 9. B. Trumbower.
who with Mrs. Itumbower. Is aow
vacationing to florlda.
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The Maiartth BMtottilt Bottttp. Mai tlaaip club, had Ms M>woeUy matt tog to tht Y. M. O. A. on Tute« day tvtalag, with Olartaet Boedtr. A atw  ligf
tatotd with club fuada. wu taamto* td br tht awmbtri. Tht catalog la
aow bttog drculattd   ameng   tht
Btv. KW. WlU tptak on PHday alght, Maith IMh. at VM 9. M.
Mrs. 3. L. Naaey. a Worker of Bayltrsburg. messages  to l»eaeh on latwday aoth, at VM 9. M.
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Mr. and Mra. ttamld W(
Chester. Ba.. spent tht with Mr. and Mit. Praak er, and family. New atntt.
The Bath for tht atat two Mg wrtttltog amtta, to to htM at Bath, ont wllh Uthat A. O. of BhUadtlphto tto Baturday aad tht other two htaat on tto tlth wHh •Y* as the oppQaiali. Btth art win brlag return cngageuMBU and promlw to
od the Uthae Beys but bowed to
Batthaorc.
Both of the visiting delegatlana
with their treatamnt and rtteptlon while at Bath that thty stttdttd tht rttura
Boy Scouts Offered Free Trip To Boy Scout jBaborees
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n-MiMNS lonM M Hen wV9i Id pfolMt Ansfi- cont m iwolutMR. I XT
' BMVlOd 01 IflOCUHir
to—lord loititnaM't ftrrt eol enr \mdm in MoyloBd. 1634
NazBieth CoHBunity DaysAiMiI 15-16-17
  eat wta be
through the ITKMV cotamas
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POSSBSSOt OP lANYIAnCOINS
Mr. Oeergt W. MUtr. Item Oor- reipondtnt of Bichmond for many years, is tht proud posstottr of maay oM aad rart colaa dating hatk aa tar asim.
Mr. MUltr to hia Hat ht seat ui Ualtd tho ttUowlag tains: Tradt Dollar, igit: Bpanlsh OaUar. IIN: V. B. Quarter Dollar. laM: i Colum- Maa Kalf DaOara. IMS: » targe cop¬ per ceata. IPN to MM: V. B Half- Cents. MM to M»: V. B DoUars. lg» to IgIT: V. B Malt-Oonar. MM: V. B. Two-Ceat plect, IMI: Can¬ adian etnta. MM: Canadian half* ttat. MSI; Twtnty-ttvt and Tea etat "shto ptasttrs": Ntw itrsey Ooltnlal etnt with hortt htad and plow aad alto a aumbtr of rive- ttnt Ubttty alefctla. •     •
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Peterborough. M. M.—A aew rec¬ ord, eaettdiag tht avtragt of the Ouerasty brttd for her age aad class has Just beta coaipletcd by a four aad one-half year oM cow, Neptune's Ultra May I13M0 of Naaarcth, Benn- sylvanla tested and owned by John A. Miner. Her oOtelal rtoord auptr- vised by the Pennsylvanto BUM Col¬ lege and announced by the American Ouemsey Cattle Club U tltol.T lbs. of milk and ind Ito. of butter fat to claaB.
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ITALY HOLD lEIHI- LAI IBETINO
The Lodge Prineepessa Maria Bio n Savois No. 11«, Order Sons of lUly in America held their regular monthly meeting gundsy March Mth, to Carlo Hall
Prtstnt were Orand Deputy. Mrs. Liberia Prtnal and John Prlnal. of Boston.
It was announced that a second anniversary wUl to held on dun- day, April Mth.
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Mrs. Asher fiagenbuch entertained at cards on Thursday at her home on Bouth Main Btreet. Tasty re- trtshaMnts wert atrved.
ThoM prteent wtrt: Mra. Morris Prablt. Mrs. Prank Mareks. Mrs. Joha Bdelman. Mrs. Bayamnd ai- mons, Mrs. Albtrt Bebelry. Miss Busaa Magtaboch, Mrs. Charles Knecht.Hn. Aaher Maganbuch.
Priam were awarded to Mrs Mareks and Mra. PTaUt.
CliBimiBn Bnd Member of Public Property Committee Meet With C. of C.
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS TO AID
COUNCIL IN PARK ADMINISTRATION
* Grim Tells
Rotsry About St Patridc
EVENTFUL PARK OPENING EXPECTED IN SPRING: ALL-MEMBER MEETING APRIL IS
approved by Council It was also announced by Mr. Schaeffer that council is desirous of having this park committee organized as soon as possible so that the same may be in a position to function by th? time the park is to open. This Represen¬ tative or Civic Park Committee is to serve for a  period of one  year,  it
was   announced,  and   will   possibly
At a regular stattd matting of the Board of DIrectan of the Chamber of Commerce, H. P. Ycisley presid¬ ing, the following members were present: William Bennett. C. B. Champion. J. H. PUlmer, A. O. Kem, P. H. Martin. Robert NMf. Henry Bchlegel. R. P. Zlegler. C J. Knauss. Harold Gets, Charles Shimer, How¬ ard Bhimer, Warren Oech and H. C. 1\xxXM- ' consist of one selected member from
J. Allen Schaeffer. chairman of I each group of organisation as ap- Borough Council aad Ployd Kaufl- | proved by council. man, member of the Public Property l The Merchanu Committee of the Committee, were present at this I Chamber, which is very active at meeting and presented to tho Cham- this time in organising and pre- tor body three pUuslble ptans for paring for special evenU, has al- operating the Municipal Path. After ready consented to help tn the open- each ptoa was thoroughly coaslderod ing of the park this coming season It was decided by the Chamber's by sponsoring a movement to that board to co-operate with and aid : effect.
Council in the adminUtratlon of An all-member meeting of the park affairs by offering assistance chamber will be held at the Nasareth In organising a RepresenUtive Park Inn, April 15th, as an open forum, Committee, composed of members ' when matters concerning the future selected from each orgnimtlon and  will be discussed.
MBS DMX1EN1IILLERIKELLY MOVES TO SPEAHn AT UmittPKntCT CAB BUYERS
LEAIlUE MBBnilU gecretary    of  Revenue    John  B.
——^^ Kelly has moved to end the dumping
The Senior Luther LtagtM of St. of discarded taxicabs from cities in
John's Lutheran Church held their nearby sUtcs onto the Pennsylvania
regular meeting Monday evening tn used car market as ostensibly slightly
charge of Leota Steed. used late model cars.
Scripture   was   read   by   Marlon in most cities ordinary passenger
Koehler foltowed by prayer by LeoU sedans are adapted for use as taxi-
WARNING
The public is warned to lie on the lookout for persons, without proper identification, cashing re¬ lief checks. The State Emergency Relief Administration has had numerous complaints from relief reclpienu to the effect that checks were not received, and upon in¬ vestigation it was found that the checks had been stolen and forged.
Indications of such misrepre¬ sentation should be reported Im¬ mediately to the Relief Admin¬ Utratlon, 713 North Eighth Ave¬ nue, Bethlehem.
AUXnJABYORGANIZIS BLANKET CLUB
County Superintendent tC Oeorge A. Orlm was the i er  at the St. Patrtekt meeting of the Rotary dining room of the Y. M- O. day evening.
TTie speaker told of tht attltW ties of St. Patrick, whO; atMrt- ing to historical rtecrda, •¦• • man of service and after taffp %Kff» hood studied for the ptttollMii aat was noted for the astahlMWMafl if some a« churchoa to Vi
of Ireland.   Much of the gtatp fl The   American   Legion   Auxiliary | at. Patrick is legendary, bM ?   '    ' will organlae a  blanket and mer-  honors  him   partleularlr chandlse club at the Legion Home of his life wan devoted ta on Priday. March IMh  A display of j that country, premiums will be held from 3 to 4 |    Buff Coleman, of Baatoi o'clock in the afternoon and from; istered as a gueat aad 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening. Any- , Praunfelder. prealdaat 9i one wishing to Join this club can do so by attending this display.        O
Or. i. it tht aMk
POSTPONE MBBTING
The American War Mothers, have postponed    their    regular   meeting from Tuesday    March   23rd,    unti Tuesday, March 30th. due to Holj Week.
presided during tht
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Mrs. Mary Barber. N^th, yesterday, the ITth. her Mrd Mrthday annlvtiaafy, year on that date htr son-to-law Mr. aitd Mrs
Steed.
The topic, "Crucifixion and As¬ cension" was given by Mii>a Myra Druckenmiller. principal of the Jun¬ ior High School, In a very interesttog and enlightening manner.
cabs.   Usually the bodies are paint
ed   brilliant   colors,   leather   uphol-1 day   evening.
sterlng material Is tacked over the  ^ere served
seat.s   and   special   Indicator   lights
Miss Hilda Kellow enterUined the *;*"""• l^**."**" ^'"T.*?.
members of her card club at her «^"''" ¦"*" "^'•» «^ *•,
home on Prospect Street on -murs-  "•**» • "'1"*J"^   **'   ^
Tasty   refreshments  »»^ •"<» ^^"^^ •»<* "P •«»* every day.
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A chapter of Mission Study on the normally pass the 100.000 mile maxi- "American Negro" was given by mum recorded by their speedometers Mrs. H. C. Snyder. and begin recording again from lero.
The treasurers report was given Then showing perhaps 10.000 or by Paul Bayda after which the busi- »«» ">"•» the cabs are removed ness aeaslon followed with Miriam 'wm «rvice and the bodies prettied Unangst in charge. "P »'*'» "** P**"' J»'» "> sundard
colors. A regular trade has developed in
vehicles from nearby cities into Pennsylvania
are installed.      . ,      ^ I Meyer, Miss Margaret Saeger, Miss
™-'.".'".r!'!f"'^'.l'?,?!.!!? CynthU Knauss, Miss Anna Engle,
Scheett.   Miss   Bveline
It was announced that on Monday evening. April Sth. a Ufe  Service  ,h,__,__   ,w-„   _._ .„» program will be «nder«l with Miss :!!!P'*!:!f„^„''r^'"^-r Jane Taylor, of Allentown, District Life Service Secretary, as speaker. —     S     •
Flower GnMp To Heel
The Bower group of tht Namrtth Woman's Club will mttt at tht homt of Mrs. Paul Heckman this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Plower shows in general will be discussed at this time, Instead of the flower show of the local club as was previously an¬ nounced. All members interested In this talk are invited to attend.
LfOcal Archer Active     ^^ In Securing Archery Hunting Preserves
htM and tht Lttdt
hi Anidt's Church, by the MCgt B. Kluhatt. Luthagan aa Paha Sunday. March It.
at M:U A. M.
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leBMcdby
1*8   CImrch. win also be fd oa Easier uMratnc at la.lS A. M.
On   Easter   Evening,   the   Sunday flcboot will render tlieir program.
Edgar Oswald, local cspcrt archer and member of the Pnmsylvanla State Archery Association Is very active la aecurlag hunting preserves set aside by tht atalt for tht purpose of tht bew-aad-arraw haatcr. A bU tatiadaaad kg Mr. Winner tn March rtftrred to the It rea<b aa gg|, Arebtry Runt- BtaN amy set wtthhi any hmds to which tltk haa hoea acgahtd by the baard tr which haa btta Itaatd or sueh othtr laada laaatd or ttntrelled kg the btard under aay agreeasent with the owncra «r peraons entitled
where they are offered for sale in rural communities or small towns. A ready sale Is found for these ears which are apparently late model cars with low mileage offered at bargain prices. Shortly afterwards the new owner usually finds that expensive repairs and replacements are necessary to keep the car on the road.
Believing that used car buyers are entitled to know when they are buy¬ ing "ex-taxlcabs". Kelly has ordered the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to Indicate on their titles all Pennsyl¬ vania cars that are used as taxicabs. If the vehicle Is subsequently re¬ stored to the pleasure class, the car will be described on Its title as a "Sedan X Taxi'.
Lists of out-of-state taxicabs will be maintained in the Bureau and when one of these vehicles is titled for resale In Pennsylvania Its title will also be marked "X TAXI" so that the purchaser may have some indication of the history of his pro¬ spective purchase l>e(ore applying for transfer of the title. S      S
to possession thereof and dedicate
the  same  hunting  with  no other
weapon  than  the  bow-and-arrow.
No such preserves shall aaeoed ont
thousand acres In arta.   All auch
preaervea   shall   be   conq^euoualy
marked and posted againat hunting
other thaa with bow-and-an«w. All
persona hunting with bow and arrow
shall bt required to hava a hunting
Uoenat aa provided by thh act aad
shaQ  la hunting on aay arehtry
hunting preserve comply with sueh
regutotlona and restrlctlana as the Wenaelberger,  of  Arlington.
board aiay prescribe for the use at | were united in marriage on Satur-
such prtaervta. It Is unlawful oa any i day afternoon. March 13. at the par-
archtqr  hunting  preserve  to  hunt  sonage. 115 East Centre Street. Nat-
wlth Shy weapon  other thaa the  areth. by the Rev George S Kleck-
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Miss BUaabeth H. CUuse. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs'. Edward Claum. of
Baston, R. D. 3 and Chataa P. Wena-
erberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heiu)-
BGIHILAK HEEriNG OPP.aOTA.
Smith. Miu Ann Mentaer and Ml&s, HUda KeUow. |   ^i^ legular
Prlaes were awarded to the Misses of A was held laat W<
Scheetf, Meyer and Mentaer
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rs Walter Arnold, entertained at cards  on  Tuesday  evening  at   her home on South Whitfield street. The  evening   was   spent   playing
"Maas".
Tasty refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Addison Buss. Mrs Milton Kline. Mrs. Wal¬ ter Hlmler. Mrs Oeorge Danner, Mrs Malcolm Smith. Mrs. AUtn Kahler. Mrs. Walter Arnold.
Prizes were awarded to: Mrs. Kline, and Mrs. Danner.
lag in Eagle Ran. with the prtildit,
proaMlng.
Chaplain Carrie ed   the devotkma attar report oa ftaaaeta waa Mary Abel.
Tht lick list Mtyera, Mra. Oara Jeanetta Abel.
After the
ing  receiving awarda. Maatl
Alma   Chrtstmaa.
Jtnale Pranta. Lucy
Oaeh. Mary KUpatrlek. Marp \
Mary Abel. Sarah Seaitaw. JtahtUa
MrU aad Mary BUlhetaaor.
Local Businessmen Do Not Favor Hide^ind- sro-Seek Practice
Much has been said about local are apprehended and lined for police practicing the hlde-and-go-' atlng the tralBc ordtnaaat kg ¦¦ seek policy at the intersection of ofltoer "hiding", aa thty say, behBll Broad Street and Easton Road by . d^eUiag Tht «amlalRl IMA merchants and auto daaltrs Aha gre ' ,,^^ ,^ -.V;^, .k-'•t^m^-J^fc accused by their clients as being **• "* '¦*"*' *'»' TkHatnr, bU* Bft negligent In Bcrfonnlns a ai^c dgty < contention is that; fei and uphoMiag' a *Yatfir.    ' would oocur ir the'
It appears that from time (a \im» of thU duty be alwaya Ml -Stop" sign violators at thU point |avoldiag the "racket"
bow-aad-arrow.'
Self-control Required With Gasoline or Liquor, Liquor Control Board Suggests
ci Ob napptoiii
Baaw ytart
the highway
of m AaMer. A by a grade- who changed his waved that the creeshig
tht moloriat had beta obUged to aw an tour wheel brahts with fan lotce, he stubbornly decided to see the ttate go kg. Aa he tamed, aa elderly aa aleppad trowi the each a
;> right, boaa. yoa get let's o' tittle Ufe.' The Goremor's Safety CoaacO to Pennsylvania my* the saaw thing ta "Take Ttane To Be Sale!"
More numerous than the victims from heaxT drinking, worse than the
Uvea ruMMd by an the esceaaoa poa- sibla. art the thtusands of Pmnsyl- drag thraugh
ner.  The ring ser\ice of the Luth¬ eran Church was used
The couple were attended by Nel> aon Walters and Miss Esther Schip- pers. both of Easton. R D. 3. After a reception at the home of the bride and a wedding trip to points in New York and New England. Mr. and Mrs. Wenaelberger wUI be at houM at Id Melrose Street. Arlington. Mass.
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and Mrs Arthur Shtflert en- the following at a turkey at  their  home  on ta Sfty yuan tT Wt ta | Chunk   Btreet   on   Bundaj la hocflMy-hurt and RUneht Bcehlel. WUham AhnBler
on the highway. The
I wouM pay the Retlet bill
Control Is m vitally
aa It u ta tta dnty
ta and «ae at
hy
paatlclty to aHifee cvcfX' that where part ta  the carnage, should   be   granted   or  et- Ot ffl.tS5 operators involved in aatomoMle accidents during t»98 tOaaMnued on Page Ihrce)
Playa a
ShUtert. UMvcraity, Mia. Charles
and daughter Virgtata of
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ta town, about a year aga. rMided at Reradale.
The President Says....
"I defy anyone to read the opinltaa iiw dna A. A A« a^" ^^
road Retirement Act. the Natloaal Raaaeir) Aet. tht (    ~ and the New York Mlaimum Wage Law. and Ml aa
anything, we CAN do for the ladiNtnal Worker . . .. « able certainty that what we do wlU not be nuUtfled as ^ .    t defy any one to read the opinltns in the T. T. A. aMtai IBt
Duke Power case, and teU us exactly what we can do ta 8M-
trol flood and drought and generate cheap power that wtS hH
be nullihed as unconstitutional -
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"The nation wa.s told by a judicial pronundamenio thai R
pleased the personal economic predilections' of a malortty of the aowA that we live in a nation where there is no leval power ai^wheto la deal with its most dilBcult practteal prolriems—a ao maa'a '««»^ tf flnai futlUty • ^^
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•The language of the deeUlons         . _
spread refusal to obey law Indtad kg the attUmde of'Use
doubt.« and dUBculttea for atawat cvarjrthlng alar far which we
premised to flght-help for tht ulpplid. tar the
—Inaurance for the unam '
of the consumer against m(
mvestor—the wiping out of
and on the f anas of Aawrtea."
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"My great ambHton on Jaauaiy gg. IPM, to to and chair tn the White Rouse to a with the ^seuranee that I am at tht PreaMent a nation lataet, a natlaa at natloB that to ta a pealttaa to modem needs of hmnanlty.'*     _
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"thir victocT was not secttanaL  It. . seven aOlUea volcra—tram every aart ag party/MMe a mlaartty party, la \atmt \ ¦tjMMi aay party mm had."
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"la three tiertlona dnrt^ the toil
"It wfli ti*e iimiji to let tor the
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