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Pocketful of Bills. On the expensive side of the railroad tracks, men & women were busy cutting down. Detroit's auctioneers did a big business selling furniture and art from hotel-sized houses which were now too big a burden to keep up. Stocking-repair counters worked on more expensive...
To pay the pruning bill the Curb anted $25,000, member brokers the other $25,000. To make up for lost seat revenue, annual dues were upped $50 to $550, other fees and payments were likewise raised by 10%. But the fewer seats, the more business per member for those...
District 50 claimed that the farmer delegates, who were signed up last week by Miss Lewis, represented 22,000 New York dairymen. Observers thought 5,000-6,000 dues-paying members a likelier number. But every little bit in the Lewis treasury helps.
Maintaining that they wanted to work, one of the strikers' spokesmen promised: "We'll buy defense bonds with the money A.F. of L. wants as dues and fees." More than a score signed up for Navy construction jobs in Hawaii. There, under Civil Service, they can toss their...
Superficially, this made it appear as if a great galvanization of India's already promising war effort might be coming nearer. The Congress, with some 3,600,000 dues-paying members, is the most potent political body among India's 240,000,000 Hindus. The Moslem League, strongest...