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Show (Released by Western Newsp WHITE COLLAR WORK! IS 'THE FORGOTTEN M ON A BIG munitions pi; built with government n Wilmington, 111., carpen paid $25 a day; men wheelbarrows or working .or shovel are paid $16 and S In Chicago, 50 miles a clerical forces working ir fices of business anl ind being paid from $17 to $3:1 The carpenters and lat Wilmington may, and do, coveralls; they change s'h sibly once a week; th coarse, unshined shoes; tl the lower rentals of the t tricts. The clerical worker in if he is to hold his job, ni a clean shirt every day; wear a white collar; there a crease in his trousers; I must be kept cleaned and he must pay the much hij: als of the city. His inti average about one-sixth t. the carpenter at Wilmingti To meet the ever-incre. mand of taxes and labor continue to operate, bush industry have been forced mize in every possible w white collar man has paid He Is the "forgotten man" WILL AID IN THE FIGHT DOOR COUNTY, Wiscor strip of land that separa Michigan from Green Baj which the town of Sturgeo the county seat, was sett! nally by Scandinavian, Bel Dutch farmers. The farms of today, made from from which their ancestor: heavy pine timber, are in t of the second and third gci of the original settlers. Thij ers, many of them with k;j the countries enslaved bj are enjoying the opporti building sub-chasers to desi man submarines. At the s in Sturgeon Bay, far remoi the scene of conflict, is be a fleet of the little boats destined to see service in tl tic, and the yards are ma Scandinavian, Belgian an farmers. TAKE TO THE HILLS' A FEW NIGHTS AGO I s audience, the men of which ed largely of big game hun diers of fortune, explore who had been to the utterm of the earth and whose li been filled with hair-raisinE ture. The speaker of the was a little, happy-faced wc her subject was her mount; home in the Ozarks. She tall the charming characteristic Ozark hills people and their uneventful lives, of pet Ian puppy dogs, of quiet even! fore the fireplace in a loj of wild flowers and fruits, held that audience of "he" no lion hunter had ever he She demonstrated that it is pie pleasures that have r peal. The speaker was Mr: Lyon, author of "Take to thi HOME OF REAL CULTUH OUR GREAT CITIES monopoly on culture. It is nt uct of the night club, the lounge or the off-color tl production. It is a produc schools, the churches, of i living, home-loving people, those found in the rural so; I America. ! Culture does not breed j Mussolinis or Stalins. It. love, not hate. Among a class you do not find a sul element seeking to destroy tablished philosophy of govn The Dies committee does enemies of our American government among our rur lation. It is in the small t on the farm where you fine of country, respect for its li its institutions. It is there the intelligence that is the tion of culture. The American rural comn the real home of American NATIONAL INCOME THE department of co tells us the national income amounted to $17,900,000,000 1940 it was $73.800.030.0f. years we had multiplied the al Wbfe more than four tii had n?le than four limes i to diviol in 1940 than in W was accomplished despite depressions. It was accoi under the American system competition. MORE THAN JAP CAN CT WITH HIS BIG TEETH, i brown man of the Pacific he has bitten off more war chew. When the end is the Japs will be back on lands. They will have los Manchukuo. their foothold J and Indo-China. and the hun small mandated islands in cific. The war they so trea ly started will set them bae days of Perry. great nation, as a world po pa from the picture. |