Holloway’s Hits
(James H. Holloway, Raleigh)
The war clouds in Europe are
still dark and threatening. Mussoli
ni continues to strut his stuff while
ominous rumblings can be heard
issuing from the throat of the an
gry British Lion. It is beyond the
power of human imagination to
conceive of a war between England
and Italy over spoils of very
doubtful value to either nation if
acquired. A satisfactory settlement
of the differences between Italy
and Ethiopia will probably be
found and some way provided to
allow the pompous Mussolini to
get down off his high horse with
some degree of dignity.
Trade reports continue to show
business improvement all over the
country. Roger Babson seems to
have been converted from a pessi
mist to an optimist in the last few
weeks. If big business can be pre
vailed upon by the President to
take up the burden from now on
the depression will soon be com
pletely routed.
The tobacco farmers mass meet
ing here in Raleigh at the auditor
ium Saturday, to protest against
the low r prices of tobacco was well
attended by both the tobacco farm
ers and politicians. Secretary Wal
lace did not attend but the Chief
of the Tobacco section of the AAA
Hon. J. B. Hutson was on the spot
and addressed the meeting. The
farmers over the state are very
much disturbed over the present
prices. With almost one half of the
crop already marketed, vhich pre
sumably covers most of the lower
grades, the price should be rising
instead of falling. The cause for
the present low price is not far to
seek. Secretary Wallace and his
aids made a mistake when they
raised the quotas for this season
in the face of the most vigorous
protest from both the Farmers and
Warehousemen. Mr. Wallace ought
to be man enough to admit his er
ror and seek to remedy the trouble
rather than to keep wiggling and
wabbling in his contradictory
statements on the parity figures.
If Mr. Wallace and Mr. Hutaon
would immediately come clean with
a statement of the curtailment to
be made in the next years crop it
would go a long way towards stab
ilizing prices. For some unexplain
able reason he hesitates to commit
himself on this question.
The strike of the coal miners ap
pears to be imminent. The zero
hour will be midnight Sunday tho
22nd. The strike has already been
postponed four different times at
the request of the President but
the labor leaders seem to be oppos
ed to a further postponement. If
the strike takes place, the miner*
and the public will pay the freight
and the mine owners will reap big
profits by boosting the price of the
millions of tons of coal they have
mined and stored. The National
government would be justified in
appropriating every ton of coal
above ground and selling it to tha
public at present prices if the
strike occurs. This would teach!
both sides of the controversy s les-'
SOIL
Hon. O. J. Peterson the editor of
the State’s Voice paid his respect*
in unusually strong and lurid lan
guage, to Hon. Wade H. Lucas, the
editor of the Political Pinwheel. a
daily feature of the Raleigh Times,
It seems that Editor Lucas aroused
the ire of Editor Peterson by pub- j
lishning a rumor that Dunn was
boiling with hostility to fongress-j
man Bayard Olarfc and State .Sen- 1
a tor P. A. Lee was going to ran
against him next June. Editor Pe
terson also took .Senator W. P.!
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Horton for a wild ride In his run
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away conveyance. He characterized
Senator Horton as a political thief
and claimed he was unfit to be
come Lieutenant Governor of North
Carolina. The language used by Ed
itor Peterson in his denunciation of
his two special enemies does not
comport with views held by most
people of Christian charityand tol
erance. The Super-Politician, Her
bert Gulley, made the front page
with his picture and life history in
today’s issue of the News and Ob
server.
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