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Into this Midwest oven last week went Secretary of Agriculture Arthur Mastick Hyde and Chairman of the Farm Board Alexander Legge to preach the gospel of wheat acreage reduction. Before they left Washington they solemnly warned wheat producers that ahead of them lay seven lean years with "world wheat prices . . . appreciably lower than in the last seven years" (TIME, July 14). Secretary Hyde, comparing himself with Paul Revere, declared: "We are posted as sentries on the lookout towers to see what is coming. We would be derelict in our duty if we didn't warn the farmers...
...must warn you gentlemen," he said recently, "that we must expect to go to the country [hold a general election] before Christmas...
...present the Carter course seems to have a monopoly in the new industry. Any small gasoline station proprietor or owner of a vacant lot could lay out a putting course with only a caddy's knowledge of the game. But Mr. Carter's advertisements warn: "Patent No. 1,559,520 controls and protects the construction, maintenance, sales and use of Putting Greens and Playing Surfaces of Cotton Seed Hulls or any comminuted flocculent vegetable material, either in a natural state or dyed to simulate grass, and with or without an admixture of binding substance...
...White House last week went Vice President Curtis and several Republican Senators to warn President Hoover of the bitter contest brewing in the Senate over his nomination of Judge John Johnston Parker to the U. S. Supreme Court. Undaunted, the President emphasized his sturdy support of Judge Parker by issuing from the White House a lengthy memorandum prepared by Attorney General Mitchell defending Nominee Parker, explaining the legal necessities of disputed Parker decisions, calling objections " extraneous...
...therefore feel that the results of the poll show only the sentiments of a class not well acquainted with earlier conditions, and do not warn of any nation-wide landslide toward repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, which will never come...