The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 7

MAY 5, 1938 THE RlIINELANDfett (WIS.) DAILY. NEWS PAGE 7 MONiCO CLASS WILL PRESENT BENEFIT PLAY Ninth Grade Production to Be Given Friday Night in Schoolhousc. MONICO, May Correspondent of The play, "Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek," will be given at the school house Friday evening, May 6, for the benefit of the Ninth grade class tour. A dance will be given at the Gateway tavern Saturday evening for the benefit of the baseball team. Entertains Bridge Club.

Mrs. L. Briggs entertained the Bridge club at her home. Mrs. Anna Meagher held high score, Mrs.

Ainsworth second high, Mrs. Leith third high and Mrs. Briggs fourth high score. The traveling prize was awarded to Mrs. Leith.

Takes Over Garage. Ray Boras of Summit Lake has taken over the garage which belongs to Frank Fisher. Clyde Curtis, who was in charge of the garage for the past 10 years, is planning to work for a garage in Rhinelander. Letter Box expressed this column are those of our readers, and The News assumes no responsibility for them. Letters not exceeding 300 words are welcome for publication on any local, state or national topic, but The News reserves the right to shorten any contribution.

All letters must be signed by the actual name of the writer, if such letters are to be published.) Baseball Game Sunday. The Newbold baseball team will play Monico here Sunday, May 8. i Monico Briefs. Mrs. Anna Cook of Pelican Lake visited in and Mrs.

R. Mitchell of Starks visited here with W. E. Baldwin and son, Edward, of Antigo, visited here. T.

Leith motored to Madison last week to hear Governor La Fol- lettc's V. Branham has gone to Kentucky on Miss Erma Barnowsky of Gagen spent the week-end at her homo and Mrs. Fred Tcgatz and family of Oshkosh were here to celebrate Mr. Jillson's seventy-fifth birthday and Mrs. Norman Morcy and son have returned from the west coast, where they were the past 10 and Mrs.

A. T. Leith and family spent Sunday at and Mrs. James Murphy and son, Andy, and Mr. and Mrs.

Swanke and baby of Tigcrton spent Sunday at the Briggs and Mrs. Sidney Hayes are the parents of a daughter, born at their home here May 1. and Mrs. L. Briggs motored to Rhinelander Gladys Leith visited Miss Virginia Neitzke at and Mrs.

Warren Jillson -and family of Woodruff visited 'here. Townscnd Plan. Editor, The News: The billions that President Roosevelt has asked of the congress and which they will probably grant to him is "pump priming" on a colossal scale. One of the things which it is expected to do is to let the railroads have billions for new equipment and the government to take security on the equipment for what they loan to the railroads. The railroads can use the equipment, wear it out and say to the government, here is the equipment, we can't pay for it, take it or give us some more of the same kind or we will go into bankruptcy; our bonds arc nothing but paper and the bondholders, principally the big insurance companies, will go to the wall along with us.

If you don't want this to happen give us another dose of equipment and don't think for a minute they won't get it and you, Mr. Taxpayer, will dig up some more invisible taxes. The manufacturer wants money and he is going to get it, not to manufacture more stud but to hold onto the goods that are in his warehouses, he is not able to sell because there is no work, for the further reason there is no money in circulation. If there was money in circulation, there would be plenty of demand for goods. Money loaned to manufacturers now will go into banks and safety deposit.

Loans from banks would be paid and that would end the circulation. If the public had money then it would circulate. The railroads have all the equipment they need for the business they now have. The money that will be loaned to the railroads and business is out and out inflation and will be about as valuable to legitimate business as a whirlwind in the dust bowl of the prairies. We have had 18 billion dollars worth of inflation and we are now 13 million unemployed "in the hole." How many more billions will have to be spent on inflation before the taxpayer will want to know what's going on here? The chairman of the most powerful committee in congress is from North Carolina and there are mighty few southern members of congress that are willing to see a "nigger" get a pension under the Townscnd plan.

The chairman of the committee is not known particularly for his ability and but few people outside of congress even know his name, but he is a power and will not let the Townsend welfare bill be taken out of it's pigeon hole and the same bunch are against the wage and hour law. This country wants circulation of money, not inflation. We have had enough of that and it has been tried sufficiently so that wo know it won't work and only increased our debt and to continue this way will be i ARGONNEBOYS TO COMPETE IN MARBLE EVENT Tournament to Be Held Saturday to Select Champion for County Meet. ARGONNE, May Correspondent of The marble tournament will be held on the school grounds Saturday, May 7, at 9:30 a. m.

All boys' 15 years of age or under arc eligible to compete, and the champion and runner-up will go to Crandon May 14 to compete in the county tournament. This tournament is sponsored by the Milwaukee. Journal and WPA. It is under the direction of Clara Starks, local recreational leader. New Building Here.

George Palmer is pulling up a chaotic. Try the Townsend plan. It will not cost the government as a government anything nor will it cost the people as much as the "invisible" taxes they arc now paying which have per cent. been estimated at 26 F. C.

STROPS. small building on the lot between Lloyd McCorkle's tavern and Lloyd Palmer's store. Ed While will open a barber shop as soon as it is completed. Charles McLaughlin and Russell Johnson arc doing the carpenter work. Property Sold.

Conrad Kolb has sold his farm to George Palmer. Elmer Deilcrich of Green Bay purchased Kolb's cottage at Pine lake. Argonne Briefs. Violet Holler is visiting her brother, Charles Holler, and family Orand, William Krausc, and Maurice Roberts motored to Milwaukee. Orand and Krausc remained to work on farms near was closed here Friday so the teachers could attend the teachers convention at and Mrs.

Frank Harris and family shopped in Rhine-- and Mrs. Russell Bakcn and baby are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bakcn at Carnaham ot Wittenberg was a visitor at the Kruinm Haltic Vrooman, Mrs. Alice Mc- Corklc.

Mrs. Glen Garlock and Lorraine Palmer were Rhinelander s.h Society Meets Today. The St. Rose society is meeting this afternoon with Mrg. Joe- Jack Hollcrn -spent few days at Niagara with her daughter.

Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Earl Fillion of DePere and Miss Juol Fillion, R. at Green Bay, spent Sunady here with their parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Gordon Bakcn moved their household goods to Niagara, where they intend to make their home. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Bakcn moved into his brother's and Mrs. Cecil Perry and Mrs. Ray Jackson were Rhinelander and Mrs. Chester Palmer and son of Eagle River visited Chester's mother. Mrs.

Polly and Mrs. Ronald Anklam and Donald ana Deloris Anklam of Rhinelander spent Sunday at the Cunningham and Mrs. D. J. Glbbs of Crandon visited their son, Joe, and family.

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