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TO SWT, M >1 >11"|( < HOI'S
Among- the jirs! things to be under
taken Mill he the increase of the mem
bership 10very orjjanir.at ion co-oper
ntinp with the Chamber of Commerce
will be asked to take a census of its
membership in order to enroll volun
teers for farm work. This will in
clude employers as well as employees.
I he blanks to be sipned will show
whether the volunteer is familiar with
horses. gasoline engines, has had farm
or mechanical experience or i;' ivitli
out experience at nil. The volunteer
win state for what period lie Mill be
available. Me can vynU;l?} frn?,
'he undertaking it he ta! e? up other
? er for the government or is re
lieved by tlie executive committee.
' : 1' x olunteer l-'anners" A<-sociatIon
is no Started as a more fad hut >o
niee( an urpent crisis. Anions: tl,os?
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??. ? r ea 11 Shepherd. of Southern
~ r ' President of the St'ili.
' ' ' >'afot> i: ?' Ah. .,?aw. .),.
' of Marl..-is. >late
Mctmrtiiient of A prion It lire. and retire
jv"- ?r ??f?ty. and I
' . Y, !" II director, i
'? ''ii? plias:tho I
' ~" MT M,>' ' it y more fatal work
i; r*
< tioi-s II sron. r,?u
i.ack or it \ it \ |>T t. \ not; !
!t explained that the .Mate He.
