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Editor-publisher of the Green Bay, Wis. People's Voice when America entered the War,* Shoemaker screamed his opposition: ''It's a rich man's war and a poor man's fight.'' Returning from a fishing trip that summer, Shoemaker stopped one...
One of the American markets frankly coveted by Japan is the rich U. S. canned fish trade. She has mercilessly attacked the tuna fishing and canning industry of this country by glutting the market in 1933 with 700,000 cases of cheaper-priced goods. The California enterprise is in a...
For Mr. Roosevelt that cruise among friends on a fine yacht was to be as thoroughgoing a vacation as any modern U. S. President has dared to take with Congress in session. Not one political adviser accompanied him. For company he had his fishing cronies, practically the same group who...
¶ Japanese immigrants were still welcome in Paraguay last week. A shipload of them arrived in Asunsion on their way to dig cotton plantations out of the forests of Eastern Paraguay not far from a similar settlement of White Russians. The Paraguayan Government demanded only one thing: Should the present...
Latest member of the artistic La Farge family to make his literary bow is Christopher, in a 224-page poem which he modestly calls "an American novel in verse." A patriotic poem, Hoxsie Sells His Acres sings not of arms and men but of Rhode Island land-lovers. A nostalgic...