Page Six October 31, 1940, PARTIAL LIST BOARD 2 DRAFTEES Board 2 whose names were drawn in Washington, Numbers annear in order drawn during lottery, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. 2772--8herwood W. Dunkle, Mil'sb'g 103 2669-Earl B, Kepler, Bellefonte RD | 26490 2658--Jack L. Tressler. Howard | 220 “402--Harold J. Kenjora, Philipsb'g | 1364 190-Wm. J. McDonald, Phillpsb'g | 561 1019 Ja R Wilkinson, Bellefont 1133 2586 Bernard M. Wheeland, B'l'te 153 210—-Wilbur C. Quick, Moshannon | 2959 1431 Franklin C. Houser, Bellef'nte | 2257 69 Leland BE. Bechdel, Blanchard | 2240 107-—Chester E. Turk, Philipsburg | 1946 2009 Chester E. Heckman, Howard | 1071 2700- Lewis F. Shinefelt, Philipsb'g 156 2305 ~Franklin P. Yeager, Monum!t | 724 180-8am'l W. rariey, Osceola M. | 3082 [9--Elwood W. Teaman, Jullan | £94 2862--Rov E Dobson, Philipsburg 2140 2042-—Joseph Kofman, Bellefonte 1863 T4-John E He "Dillpeburg 1048 2504--Edwin R. Faust, Powellon 1837 2062 -Lewis bL. Lucas, Howard 1450 1980-~Jas, E. Reasner, Snow Shoe | 2218 157 Geo, E. Moffatt, Philipsburg 1371 2085 - Norman | Philipsb'e | 1219 an6--John M Blanchard 84 2876 Frederick BB, Peters, Sandy R. | 1440 246--Jo M Herman, Bellefonte $03 2T20Ellaworiih wm Howard el OO) 2700-Clvde E Arbeeast, Philipsb «033 €67-Ellls K. Anderson, Bellefonte 120 Edw, D. Murphy, Osceola M 9 R. Spicher, Howard 1195 | 1470-Jas Williamson, Philipsburg 1420--Melvin C Williams, Bellef'nte 44--~Mike N, Malchiskey, Clarnce 1413 Pete Bupko, Osceola Mills 2008-John FF. Muirhead, Philipsbh'? 2170--8olomon W, Benford, Belle!’ “282 Raymond E. Dixon, Ph'b'g 2132--Jas, M. Thomas, Bellefonte 1156--Ralph A. Cleaver, Philipsb'g 1021 Bdw, G, Miller, Bellefonte 1940--Paul J. Hanley, Orviston 1€4-~Russel B. He Philipsburg M18 CGlenn LL Richards, Powelton 1819-Wm. C. Maples, Howard 2085--Donald C, Crock, Howard R. Mann Benjamin T, Meek, Powelton Walko Jr Jackson C Hoover, Bellef't M. Coble, John Q Adams Philipsburg , rank T. Wallace Cillbert C, Emel, Bellefon le Johnson Wash 8ura, Philipsburg Hob J Ceo, W, Tingle, Osceola Mill 14! Frank L. Slutica, Harold C. CGrafliu Bruce F Hockmar Julian Osceola M Bellefonte Howard Milesburg McCovert Bell Clarence Ph'o'g y Névin Stove Howard Mingovi : Beck, Philipsburg Donald P, Bager, Howard y rel Shuey. Bel Wilbur R. Bhuey Bellefont Fravel. Hublersb'z i Ralph E. Fornwa i t 87 -Nick 1 Malchisky. Clarence 184% FPrancis C Walker, Pt. Matild SHIA Jno. LL Bumme: y 2164 -Donald L. Flegal Mike A, Bkr Loren Rockey Harold K. 1 ker Ralph E., Shultz, Philipsburg | 1348--Geo, Parney, Clarence E Adam ~Alein E. Corman, Howard | 2420 Robt, 8. Flick, Sandy Ridge ~Thos, F. Shannon, Phillpsb’y | 3074-Duane K. Quick, Moshannon Earl R, Bathgate, Milesburg | 2006-Wm. J, Arnold, Osceola Mills Edw. H. Conaway, 8now Shoe 2507--Malecolm E, Stover, Philipsb's Ralph H, Packer, Bellefonte | 2701-—Harold E. Sunday, Bellefonte Willlam A. Irvine, Bellefonte [1153-Wm. D Rainey, Philipsburg Carl D. Meizger, Bellefonte | 1860--Wm, E. Walker, Milesburg Lewis R. Flick, Osceola Mills | 2606--Joseph EB. Whistler, B'f't RD Pearson W. Brown, Bellefonte 1271--Cecil Beach, Philipsburg Raymond L, Cyphert, Orvist'n | 25617-PFrank H, Thomas, Jr Bellef't Edward R. Moore, Julian 804 Merle E. Shuey, Bellefonte Cyrus W. Haagen, Howard T3--~Marlin R. Whiteman, Snow S Ralph F. Dean, Moshannon 17T7Donald L. Baughman, Osceola Jesse E, Godboldt. Ph'b'g 1310--Chas. G. Avery, Philipsburg Jay L. Krause, Osceold Mills | 3007-—-Harold L Price, Milesburg 1484—Fritz D, Plotke. Philipsburg John Curtin, Jr., Bellefonte 200--Blaine F. Hoy, Bellefonte 1001 Chas. E, Zimmerman, Bellel'. Grover C DeWitt, Milesburg 728 -~Willrd 8. Truckenmiller Hbibg 1981 -Jos. H. Kulp, Lioyd A. Spittler, Sandy Rids 21-~John J. Rover. Mogshannon Clarence A Thomas F. Collar, Maoshannon | 2008 -Donald C. Meek, Bellefonte 4 Malecoim W. Wagner, Howard | 90C--James D, Zimmerman. B'f'l« Raymond T, Boone, Phillpsh'e 2582. John H., Moslak., Munson John A. Maruschak Ph'h'g 1382 Wm, L. Park, Snow 8i William E. Blake, Philipsb'g Norman H. Hend'r Bruce C Holt, Julian ‘ vin 8. Fink Pt Howard J. Thoma Pt. Ma M Watkir Michael Turza, Philipsburg 2025--Chas, F. Correll Maurice A Norberg, Ph'b'g Jos. F. Bosak, Clarence Earl J. Feimlee, Bellefonte George Scogt Phi Robt. M, Witherite. Bellef nt chard R. Ammermn Harry F. Balley, Howard 13-Jas. 8. Dewonkowsk! Franc P. Mignot, Philipsb'g Price Wallace C. Hackett, Bellef'n Gordon wBO9-— Allred Boo 219 18010 Howard 1044 Elymn Paul J of ‘te 141¢ 2405 1380 1840 11] PIL 2459 2472 3033 ns Michael Kozak Merrell Stein, Philipsburg Charies D. Mount, Philipsb'y Win, I, Achmoody, Philipsb g Ray G. Sweetwood, Howard ST33--Marvin E, Erdley, Phillpsb'y 3057 -Samue! C. Stringer, Bellef'nte 2424 -Frederick Gordon, Bellefonte 3018 Frederick J Dougherty Ph'b’ S454-Carl C. Vaux, Philipsburg 198--Russwel]l I. Stover, Bellefonte 139--Claud L_ Force, Pine Glen 146--Arthwu Miller, Milesburg 443 Earl L Osceola Mills W029 Carl G man, Bellel'nt 8-John R. Graut. Philipsburg John P. Adams, Port Matilda Stephen P. Smith, Philipsb'g Chiristian P. Cowher, Sndy R Haroki E Boone, Howard Ben H. Herr. Bellelonte James C. Moore, Philipsburg 168--Chas. R, Williams, Blanchard Osceola Mills 192 Earl Fenton, Philipsburg 108--Harold McC. Hoy, Bellefonte 2441--John B_ Graflius, Philipsburg 2883--Fred K, Craft, Philipsburg 188—Lewis M, Lucas, Philipsburg 120 Walter Lobb, Jr, Philipsburg 2014 Benjamin F, Bean. Phillpsbry 2670--Lewis T. Couluriaux. Phby 3048--Bernard J. Snyder, Ph'd'g M51--Albert G, Neldrick, Ph'b'g 2748 George M. Plagianos, Belleft 2608 Bernarq Goldman, Bellefonte 846 -Willls G. Martin, Moshannon 2764 Blair 0. Young, Howard “101 --Budd E. Moore, Port Matilda 201] Leroy C Smith, Bellefonte 2080 2470 Melvin W. Robins, Bellefont H H--Wade L Robinson, Bellefonte 2934 277 Raymond Milton, Prt M'tilda po. 2480 Laurence Neal, Bellefonte 2502 Dennison G. Confer, Monum 2524--Joe D. Bucha, Clarence Ruszell M Cordon, Bellefonte $001--Oliver G. Morgan. Bellefonte 4 Delmas A, McCio 2437-8Steve J. Rodavich, Bellefonte B-John E illon, James: E Walter Bellefoni 2534 -Samue! A. Jessop, Bellefonte 3043--Jno Lerworth, M Thompson, Binch'ra | 2006 us J. Carpeneto, Bellefonte Dunkle 27--Ralph S. Stonebraker, Julian 1368--Jame Philipsburg iubery L. Price. Port Maid Hoy, Howard 2684—Andy M, Kormanis, Clarence 24€0--Nicholas Bellefon't Carver, Julian Blancha 2088--Lawson J. Henry, Phill 1905-—Meril W, Shaw, Pallipsbu: Holter. Bellefont Ph 153--Hassel K. Wien, Mlle 280--Thos umm». Jr.. Howard Bellefonte 19--Leslic A Polliard, Be J045-—-Michael Phil 2880--Durbin efemie Snyde Wine Belle!on' Moshannon Bellefonts Howard Pex Philipsburg Haupt, Belle!'nl« R Casher Kee Or Ph'b tila Matson Rupert not M Hown Bellefon's CO-LEDx~ 1'o OVEN DERIVE AD EUROPE'S NEEDY SHON Ibu Ph'b key, Monut ell Julian WwW Snows 1 Harry abhor HIT SD § Jellefonte Smotzer lipsbu Waiter L. Stine | 1PSOurs 12 Amer A Janey, Julian 2673-Richard 1 Bumbarger., Wingat 1952—Paul Miller. Monument 2001-1 {ofman fingat 0--Ear] W 2569-—-Farl B. Kepler, Beilefon I 3. Fve 2709--Jas. K. Baug A ' ) 2540 Alfred Davis, Munson 27192-Gilbert M. Thomas, Belle! T06-—Howard W. Miller, Monumen Bell ionte meto, Bellef't n Bellef'te t Mor: } Daniel Bean, Phill} 172—Alfred A. Sc¢hnars. Philly 342-—Harcld T. Spicher, Bell te Lewis C. Honnk: hilipsb'g w2—-Andrew FD 12é8—Ralph E. Emerick : t len [ Kona . Samuel 8. Powell 2074-Thomas E. Miller, P n John W ( 2787--Kenneth L. Boone, Howard Wm ¥ 2802—R ld W. Harvey, Milesbu: Raym 2857-—Ha P Hackett, Bellefonte Wm. A 187 —Wi t Myron 2423—Ra Pete: 2780—R9 ywel on wel ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 2768-—Jos 2877—Ken 2922-Thos 3 AX A IOSKeY 1854 —Paul H. Waite, Blanchard 3381 Emi Matty larence 167—Dwigh Schnarre, Philipsb'g 320 { ¥. Howard 3038-Glenn A. Sankey, Ph sburg | 181—Girard 8. Bassinger, Belle!'n: 162—Mike Hudak, K Jr 305-—J i x i 2484—Lu ther H. Casper lef nte FD Wm. E Bennett, Port Matiid J mes Fx ly nument @ ® 256T-James O Summers ing <608—Willlam E. Bennett, Pors A} wymond 1 Y ak I seed . 147—Fred C. Lucas, Milesburg Gl—t31080n pti at oir ll Reo oe Wagan Mohan 3 1300—Bruns Carrs, Claren : wOoun nu, AMATrIL y bt Gl Moh Bnd lag Ln vig 1353—James A. Shuey, Milesburg | 4! ra P, Craig, Julian sr fli rh ne sina Th rion é I 't th H 8 3 nilin N 4 TANCIS ett. Phillipsb'g 9 & @ ADVERTISEMENT 2510—Charles L. Hughes Paul 2638—Gerald W. Sunda) Milford E 3016--Hugh J 689 George H. Wood, 2976--Nicholas F. DePalma 2827-~Robert Zettle, Bellefonts 2657—Paul B. Mencl Ie! J041- John H 1205 -Willlam Sevinsky, BTL Walker ane AA irae voi Rogers, Monumer Bellelonte Pt. M'tild ‘oung C. Hoover by 3 ’ Wily YY atam Hewlett, P I i ¥ Clarence Philipsb'g = This is where we 1234—Clifford H 2328, F. Plave T Gray. Crlsio 31—-George B Lucas. Howard “ ” ‘ ue, Fiasu ’ " Gray, On amon 158-James 8S Davidson. Milesbur 2806 Ja B. Goss, Osceola Mili 3034—Robert K. Alexander, Fleming 2041—Edward A. Comer, Lrvino 3065—Ccordis M. Robinson, Howard &28—Jeremiah 8, Woods, Ph'b'g Heichel. Howard 2078 Wesley C. Peters €12—Paul M, Dubbs, Bellefonte Rupert, Blanchard 2467—James A, Jarrett, Edward M. Dixon, Osceola M R. Dowdell. Beilefonte . Harry O. Kline, Milesburg 2900 -Robt, G Smeal, Philipsburg Clifford Clark. Philipsbury | 2433-—-Thomas 1 Julian 676 Willlam S. Robb, Howard 2849-—Robery G. Crawshaw, Ph'b's he Arthur W.- Hill, Bellefonte Allen W JW. Fred Clevenstine, Ming'v" Daye 20689 Delinar 1.. Heaton, Bellefonte 112--Philip E Thomas, Philipsb'r 2483—Rebert L Bellefonte Pau] 3030 Frank Lucas, Milesburs 2679---Victor A. Burns 196..Ino, E. Dewey, Jr. Bel 1880 Cieo i86--Robt. GG Crawsh s i 1803 Richard M. Cot 1067 Rob Chen t i318 Theo } 3] 2831 Me ho Sasn a SE Wm A. Miller : dee 1314 Daniel 131 ' it rd n " TNE TR Dea " . HITE I K : ¥ $12 Mie ’ F . oT Bip ' i : S ’ [dex ve y point a toe i ab Ww i Loa ) ¢ v 1 WADE Wot, Bl. Ma. | fe It is a healthy circumstance that we've been able to . ial security benefits sce, hear and read so much about him. We've been adesupie Desions. Now if Ux able to judge what sort of mentality Mr. Willkie would : you Ww Is Packipka ve Harshbarger get oft the fence ! 11 rh 400: 3052 hed 1421 1000 118% JBRO As a candidate for the biggest job in the world to- day, Wendell Willkie has now been on exhibition for some four months. It & my copsidentd opinion hal la ! ot r even ! the social gain Labor Tae Raoxlkes iefe 2405 John bat 3046 Henry W. 2970--Claretice A HCO car Shreibman. Philipsb'g 2875—Rudolph G. Linguist, Bellef't W Siegfried. Philinsd's 2634—Morris R. Larimer, Bellefonte i S McGar Pr ilisb dos 2963—L'wrence B. Neviing, Port Ma. | joes 0 1b. "GCC aEY. TR PS OUTS 330 Thomas Wallace Mijcsburs atthew W, Nolan, Phbg | 1285—Charles M. Hepler Pt. Mai 2570—Donald E. Lucas, Bellefonte : iron x. Ne. Sime BR: 37 dir Toensig 108--Donald C Sampsel, Bell %, L. Cates, Howard R A A. Kolaza, Clarence 2548. Willlam E Nowheka. Munson H. Harring on a 307 ward F : : herkel Philipsbg 3082—Dani¢l! B. Delancey, Ph'b'g T. Bailey, Port a {sums Ae orl, Belspionte : 2739—Homer E Bellefonte " Joone, Haid 2648 -Emro J. Drapcho, Clare Watson Masha 2131 Elmer J. Fuliz, Monut iy HOW . 2532—William H. Davis, Mu J atiuta 2586-—James P. Jury, Bellefo a 20564--James BR. Patton. Jr. Pt 121% - : pip v3 100—Joshua G Harrington, Pabg | _.. ed vy y ‘ita $300 Be Davidson, Winga : 1443—-Sidney Willlamson. Ph'b'g 18 fu—-DROTTIS Iden I ; 1116 Pau] M Mayhew : Philipsburg 2103—John C. Shimel, Philipsburg OY larnee 30 atl T Fowius, Sandy Ridge 184—William J Owens, Phill 51 1074-Ra id H: Hanscom, Julian 11€—-Gerald M. Day, Philipsburg y By EBA—CGeorge E Greek. Oscenla Mil Bo4-"Thetdes Onischuck, Ph'b'g i... 1163 Wilbu L Murray Phil ab 23726--Johin 8 Bellefonte 1411 hn 3 Wal b. we ia Mill 1001—Lewis A, Wetzler, Bell poy yan 4 Yai Quoetia Atta 2083 Leroy H. Woods, Philips Y165-dohis F Hippie Snow Show 2975—James L. Goss, Port Ms ith, Bellefonte yer, Osceola Mills 13i<Alonzo M. Williams Port Matilda 7212¢ y \ 3ei 11. Bellefonte 1904—W Ernest Brown, PI her. Howar 536 William Johns Port Ma 078—Fred Fenton, Philipsburg varger, Phil 1252—Chester B. Workman. Ming'v 2455—Gieorge H. Harris Philipsburg Bellefonte 1874 -Paul W. MoCloskey Clarence ota) W Cubb, Bellefonte Jowes, Blanchard | 1662-Herbert 1. Hockenberry, Bftc 25 -fustin © Lasts, Juan iin, | 2999--William Dudish, Clarence 1€11—Jas. J. Davidson, Wingate Aller R. Hoover, Ping Glen | gma g.mmee A Beaver, Belleionte TN-—-George L. Hickson, Philipsb'z 2440-Octaviug D. Catherine. Ph'b'g Vernell O, High, Milesburg a315--8amuel LL. Stiver., Julian 1937 Max F. Alters, Bellefonte D. McMullin, Bellefonte 434—-John L. Corman, Howard 2653-1eroy L. McClellan, Bellef'te | 1428—Philip H. Gehret. Bellefonte 251--Harold Brown, Philipsburg Wi1-Floyd B. Baldwin, Howard T7—Auman Brello, Philipsbujg | 2878-—-Paul FP Leffler, Bellefonte 142—Ira K. Plubell, Pine Glen 160—Clarence B. Maurer. Pt Ma. 2062--John H. Mokle Bellefonte 2¥i4—John E. Moore, Philipsburg 2603—Daniel W. Rook, Snow Shoe | 1367--Richard Scaife. Philipsburg 166—Edwarg J. Unger, Philipsburz 2401--Andrew D Bryan, Osceola M. 1417--CGeorge Kozak, Osceola Mills 2724—-Thomas Labock, Philipsburg 764--Fred M. Blair, Bellefonte 2794--Lynn O. Quick, Moshannon 2601 William Foreman, Philipsb'g £66 Wilbur M. Coder, Bellefonte | 19680--Aar>n Coie. Port Matilda 1843—Peai] L, Bullenberger, Howard 2743-—Geo, B. Stewart, Philipsburg | 1002—-Warrie Rowins Julian 135--Willarda C. Hoover, Pine Glen 658—Ben) C. Alexander, Bellef'te Z40-Clyde E Kerr. Bellefonte 3013-~Kenneth V. Ridge, Bellef'nte 2583..Jce A. Basalla. Clarence 2087-Warren H. Mayes. O:ceola M 183-—James E Peters, 7102-Calvin E. McCloskey, How'rd | E58--Chas A. Dawson. Bellefonte 148—James A. Weaver. Milesburg 2428-Clair L. Lingle, Bellefonte RD 1879—Gerald R. Lindsay, Philipsb'g 1373—~Gerald F. Hassinger, Ph'b'g 27119—Herbert ©. Oray, Orviston 698 Frederick L. Trammell, B'f'te 863--Fred K. Noll. Milesburg 1089-- Willis R, Dobson, Mingoville 2025-Clyde E Tice, Howard 1286-Fount W. McCariney, Howard 2804--Philip F. McGovern, Bellef'nt 2716-Bolick J. Petrasun, Osceola M 2595--David A. Palinkis, Clarence 817--Russell L. Letterman, Milesb's 191€--Charles FE Martin, Bellsfonte 893 -8amuel J. Ray, Bellefonte 5{—Charles L. Peters. Fleming 206--Miles Clevenstine, Bellefonte { 3049--Francis W. MLaughlin Snw 8 2084 Julius 8, Fletcher, Howard Tru wr an, Philip ! Casper. Bellefonte Stine, Bellefonte eater Cleveland He ng max Ni Droct Waite, Bellefonte 1 H. Mergell, Howard Bo: Moshannoi Tice, Hublersburg : Fatma L iy 175 YAprrEala " n hiegel, Bellefonte New Thensi] Areas ‘4d 3 bring to the solution of such problems as America’s peace, America’s defense, Western Hemisphere unity, domestic unity, foreign affairs. And we've been forced to conclude that there are just two ways of looking at Mr. Willkie: Senior * 1064 Mahlon H 1241 509 83--Robert 2388-~Ed ward Curdey Glenwood { Ha (1.) EITHER HE IS HOPELESSLY CONFUSED; (2) OR HE IS DELIBERATELY INSINCERE. m, Howard Jellefonie rer " is 4 vy Dubbs, Earl A 4 Snow urg ... And this, mind you, is only a partial record of Mr. Willkie's torrent or contradictions in his own words ! Mr. Willkie—but repeat, Mr. Willkie's own conclusion inescapable. For example: words make this aif ynicisms could continue listed from now until Doomsday Or at least election day. promises and Orr bi record woe must lusicn is inescapable that: Sm United State: not of immediate attack New Y closer the Attack is {Wilikie at Philadelphia than ever in danger Oct 4. 1940) Wilikie. at wk, Oct 8B 1940 (1.) Either you are hopelessly confused; (2) Or vou are deliberately in- sincere. How he accused President Roose- velt of the Munich sellout—a sharge comparable in accuracy to leclaring that George Washing- ton peddled Bunker Hill to the redcoats—and had neither the graciousness nor common honesty to echo his press agent's apology How he has criticized the lestrover deal with England, the lefense pact with Canada, yet shouted that he would help Eng- land even more . . . How he has paid some lip service to the prin- ciples of cooperation with South America, vet for the sake of a <habby sectional appeal, has en- laneered We s te rn Hemisphere unity by offending the most pow- erful nation in South America wer $7,600 worth of tinned beef. REPUBLICANS for ROOSEVELT dabbled in attacks Mr. Roosevelt has flammatory statements foreign powers {Wilikie at in- on “1 promise to outdistance Hitler in any contest he chooses ’ (Willkie at Elwood, Aug. 17. 140) » : Whichever is the answer, it means Eiwopd, Aug. 17. 1940) that you are incompetent to lead a , its most crucial in this lemocracy in The sa intellectual dishonesty sr muddle-headedness which has jisillusioned us would soon leave the American people dangerously The loneliness of the United States is a direct result of the foreign policies of the last sight years” {Willkie at San 1 done a to the the Administration has pretty good job with reference foreign problem.” Te {Wilikie In the N. Y Times, May 5. 1940 Francisco, Sept. 21, 19040 iV i Political Advertisement RE-ELECT TO CONGRESS JAMES E. (Jimmie) VAN ZANDT We're off fence, We're lined up whole-heartedly with the man whose capabilities, and clear sense f direction, are unquestionable. We're voting for Franklin D. Roosevelt. the “The primary criticism of the New Deal is not the size of its spending. This might be much curtailed: but we ourselves wanted it to be big, and even alter ceonomies it will remain big.” {Willkie Fortune,” April, “The New Deal stands for doing what ‘has to be done by spending as much money as possible. 1 propose to do it by spending as little money as possible.” (Willkie at Elwood, Aug. 17, 1040) 10) in He Has Always Voted : For Adequate Defense; Against Secret Diplomacy; Against Drifting Into War; Against Peace-Time Conscription; Against Meddling in Foreign Wars, He'll Protect You Next Term Against Presidential | 1325-Floyd J Lucas, Milesburg 2755—1Leonard FP. Gearhart, Ph'd'g | 2651 -Walter J. Gailagher, Howard | 217--Franklin A, Heverly, Bl'nch'rd 2005--Wilson C. Weber, Howard hi Harold A. Gemeron, Ph'h'g i | 1849—Jno. P. Lambert Miesburg | 2432--Raiph 8. Myers. Bellefonte 683-John F, Moore, Clarence Franklin 8. Stover, Philipsb'g | | 2843 8ylvist'r J Cartwright 8ndy R | “ _..the New Deal has failed in its {orogram of economic rehabilitation | | {The farmers are victins because many {of them are forced to subsist on what is | virtually a dole, under centralized direc- { ton from Washington.” (Willkie at Elwood, Aug. 17. 1040) I will not lake away any of the benefits gained by Agriculture during the last few years. I do not favor changing the present farm program un- less a better one is gradually evolved.” (Willkie at Dos Moines, Aug. 6, 1040) Chase Mellen, Jr., Chairman—Mrs, Phyllis Baldwin Warburg, Co-Chairman. 55 West 42nd Street, New York, N. 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