Judge — January 17, 1931 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE Press Report of the D. A. R. Convention —A. D. 1998 ond a 3 [s 2 specet lauding. their = aims and ideals, President Denzle Doolittle today opened the 67th annual convention of the Daughters of — the American Racketeers. “It is peculiarly fitting in these days when moral chaos threatens the very basis of our national life that we should turn for inspiration to that little gang of sturdy pa- triots who laid the foundation of our greatness. ) Racketeering pervades every department of our life, but respect for law is on the increase. and who can tell, what tomorrow will bring forth?" the president warned. The speech continued: “Alien isms must be uprooted. To those m: criticise the land of the Racketeers while continuing to enjoy the blessings of our system, we say, ‘If you don’t like this country, go back where you contents who re from.” Prov, Eixstets—Al haireut, Tony, and no questions about the fourth dimension! (Cheers.) We are indi Vidualists. Our system de- pends on individual initiative to produce its best results. Our standard of living is the highest in the whole world.” (Prolonged cheering.) Ao symbolic painting un veiled in’ the afternoon Mrs, /u Zu Zuta, show r, the Father of crossing the border on i ship of the des- ert; iti reautiful example of the neo-arid school, The committee appointed to investigat 2 charge nst text books used in the public schools reported that a para- graph treating with the life of Big Jim Colossimo hints a dark side to that hero's character, It was marked as subversive and ordered deleted. Misplaced truth in his- tory is more deadly than lies to minds of the younger generation, leaders said. The national memorials com mittee reported as having saved the Aiello Speake #7th Street and Cott Grove (Continued on page “It's lucky, dear, that we paid cash for this bridge table.” comicbooks.com