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WITH GENUINE AND PARTICULAR PRIDE THIS ISSUE OF The Jectlight is dedicated: TO PRESIDENT FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, the new dealer, who has kept his radio promise of last October, "We are going- to raise commodity prices," and again and again declares, "To gether we cannot fail." TO THE NEW DEAL, in which the farmer, invited to sit for a hand, catches the ace. TO CONGRESSMAN LINDSAY WARREN, who has championed the cause of the farmer throughout. TO GOVERNOR J. C. B. EHRINGHAUS, who is heroically and success fully leading the North Carolina farmers in their battle to restore AGRICULTURE to its rightful position, both as a business and as an industry. TO HENRY A. WALLACE, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, TO CHESTER C. DAVIS, HEAD OF THE AAA, TO J. B. HUTSON, CHIEF OF THE TOBACCO SECTION, TO J. C. LANIER, TOBACCO CODE ADMINISTRATOR, who, standing at the head of their respective official circles of AGRICULTURE, have been faithful to their trust. TO L. V. MORRILL, a modern Paul Revere, who succeeded in arousing his people from their lethargy into a concerted effort, which won for them a glorious victory. TO THE COMMITTEE OF FORTY-TWO AND TO THOSE "UNKNOWN SOLDIERS," who were, and are at all times, militant enthusiasts of any forward movement for the farmer, and whose fervor has instilled a new confidence and purpose into the hearts of the AGRICULTURAL leaders of this nation. AND LASTLY, TO THE 90 PER CENT OF THE TOBACCO FARMERS, WHO ARE COOPERATING VOLUNTARILY WITH THE AGRI CULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ADMINISTRATION, without whose cooperation, relief of any sort would have been everlast ingly impossible.
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