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â- 5- Classified Advertising AdKNTS WANTIOU -5: 1 ^ iJ n â-º Ik. r » AGESNTS AND STOIC KK l':i-;i>l':it!i to write for our lUt of fa.tt selling bowa on combs, garters, nail clip- pers, plastic lamp »hadeH, rayon (carfs, trimmings, etc. Lawrence I^ace Fabrics Co., 1961 Queen St. E., Toronto IIAIIV CHICKS r- rULLETS EIGHT WKI^KS ti> lay. Ingr. Free catalogue and prlcelist. Top Notch Chickeries. (Juelph, On- tario. SUMMER & FALL CHICKS Hatches weekly. Also 2 â€" fi week old started Pullet.s, .Mi.ved Chicks and CocUcrcI.---. â€" Free Range PulleU â€" t weeks to ready-to-lay, raised on Free Range, under ideal conditions. Send for Price List and Catalogue. LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM, Wein Bros., Kxeler. Unlario. FVl.L.tyr!i MIGHT VVCEKS to laying for immedlata delivery. Also two and three week old atart- «d chicks. Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus, Ontario BROII.ERS SHOCLD HE 'A CiOOD Buy' â€" we have breeds like Light Sussex. N. H. x W. L, and some started pullets. Immediate delivery. Order ihicka now for later delivery also. Kr-iy Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamilton. Ontario. MILLER'S CHICK HATCHERY, FERGUS, ONT. BARKED nOCKS BRED TO LAY 8 & 10 weeks Hamp. x BR. Leghorn X BR. 4 & 6 week.-). Flock of Leg- horn pullets of 160 at 12 weeks. Immediate shipment can be made. nrsixEss opportvmties AN exceitioxally ATTRAC- tive commission sales proposition is available to all bread, milk and other delivery salesmen, students, vacationists and other.** desiring part or full time employment. Please forward name, address and telephone number to Box 101. 7J Adelaide St. Y>'- Toronto, Ont. HYEINR AND CLEANING HAVE VUU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeln« or cleaning? Write to ua for Information. W« are glad to answer your questions. Department H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Tonse Street. Toronto. Ontario. FOR SALE A CONSTANT SVPPI.V OF FISH bait. Quarter brings booklet on earthworm propogation. Complete detail.-;, .i.^suring a greater supply year .-ii'ter .vear. Soilmaster System, Bdx 2'^:]. Winnipeg, Manitoba. AMERICAN COONHOIND I»^P^S. Wale.-s 4 months old. Parents straight Coonrr.«. best breeding. $20.00. Oacni Hall. Burlington, Ontario. WilA^^« VAI.VFS, S.\KI'rrV %'.4LVES. Gauge?, oil steam. grease cups. Carburetor. Reconditioned. 1 5 Broik. Dundiis. Ont. nvRra.AR proof key uetain- er prevents removing key from out- side. Postpaid 25f. Atomic Enter- prises. Long Branch, Ontario. ELECTRIC MOT<»lt>< NEW. CSED boucht. sold, rebuilt: belts. puUeya. brushes. .Mien Electric Company Ltd.. •.':J2fi Dufferln SI . Toronto. OnL GL\NT WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS- 2000 WEEKLY Available for immediate shipment. 60 Ducklings â€" J22.75. 100 Duck- lings â€" J42.75. 500 Ducklings â€" J250.00. l.UOO Ducklings â€" $105. No order less than 50. Get y.iur order in and get them ready for market for the Jewish Holiday in September. Send tor full particulars and infor- mation on how you can grow 5 lb. Ducks in 11 weeks. OXT.VRIO DICK F.*R,'»I No. [:)H Exeter. Ontario. COOU Rl'IIIIER TIRED .AL'TO- trac. International. Two Furrow Disc Plow like new, also Inter- national Eleven Disc . Fertilizer Drill. Write G. P. Arbogast, R. J,' Mitchell. Ontario. M.VCHINE.S DOING CONCRETE block cements combined, hand op- •rated t.vpe. size 8 x S-lii. two holes. Selling price $325.00. H. MAKTI.VE.M;. ST. HER.MAS, QUE. Phone !>1G-I2. OIL IIIUINERS FOR KITCHKN STOVE OR Fl'R- nace. Complete Instructions for in- stallation and operation, also oil cabinet. Wholesale. retail. Agent wanted. Atomic Weather Oil Heat- ing. 3706 Chateubriand, Montreal. FISHINt; TACKLE IIO.XES â€" Wholesale Price. Heavy Alumi- num, streamlined, green outside, grey inside, completely rust-proof, two sizes $4.23 and $3.25 postpaid. Walter Dean Canoe and Boat Co., 2050 Pund.Ts Street West. Voronto, Ontario. RKGI^TKRED RLACK COCKER spaniel puppie.** fnr sale. Ch. My Own ISnioie and Ch. Itelden Town- t.ilk blood lines; also imported black srandson Ch. My Own Brucle â€" proven stud and solid black proven matron â€" all reasonably priced. .Vppl.v .-Vshmonte Kennels, Box 293. Guelph. Ont. TIRES We are ovorstorked at the present of good used trade-in tires (guaran- teed to be ill excellent shape) 600 X 16 $5.00 All orders shipped C.O.D. Special •quipment for vulc'inizlng Truck and Farm Tractor Tires. BEACO.M TIKE. corn. Queen A York Sts. HAMUTON, Ontario. 0NT.*.RIO'S MOST MOHKHN R«llH*PED TIKE SHOP F.ARMS KlTlt SALE IM ACRKS, 7 MILES TORONTO. Jane St.: black cla.v loam, tile drained, good buildings, electricity, inllk cooler: reasonable terms. Wes- ley Stong, 118 John St. Weston. FARM, lOO ACRES, 4:OINr; CON- c«rn, good location. lO-room brick bouse, bank barn, oMcllent crops. Further particular.s. write J W. Orant, R. R. 5. Trenton, Ontario. 10» ACRRS LOCATED IN LAMH- <on County one half mile from Oak- dale on a main countr.v road close to itore, .school and church. On the farm Is situated a good 9-room frame house with Hydro and run- ning water, screened In porch. 1 barn 30 x 50. 1 Ham 2,S x 50 stabling for eight cows and some young cat- tle and four horses. 1 Kood hog pen and douMi» deck hen house and granary. The soil Is of CIny Loam »nd In a hiirh state of cultivation with 13 acres of young bush. Price 17.000. Phone or write for npnnint- ment to (;c<»r!To H. t'ross. Sfi Mvrtio St. St Thoniri!!. I''.\i<>l> KOII s.4i,l- 100 ACHES ALL CLEAR EXCEL. lent land with good Bank Barn, I.,arge Frame house situated oa county road. Lot 19, Con 4, Weat 'Jarafraxa. Hydro icon to be avall- ;ible, H mile from School. Apply to Mrs. Kthel Louttlt, R. R. No I, Helwood, Ontario. HAIKDRBSSINU LEARN HAIRDKESSINO TUB Robertson method Information on request regarding classes. Robert- son's Halrdresstng Academy, 117 Avenue Road. Toronto. HELP WANTED COOK - GENERAL, COMPETENT, small home: country woman pre- ferred, high wages If gualltied. Box 103. 7.1 Adelaide W.. Toronto. MEDICAL WANTED â€" EVERY SUFFERHR of Rheumatic Pains or Neurltla to try Dixon's Remedy. Munro'a Drue Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. FRl'IT JUICESi THE PRINCIPAIi ingredients In Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic Pains. Neuritis. Munroi Drug Store. 335 Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRED A KUODINGTON UUVS sella, exohanges musical Instrn- menta 111 Church. Toronto I. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WUMBUI BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity Learn Halrdreialng Pleasant dig-. 1 fled profession, (ood wages, thousands successful Marral graduates. America's greatest ays- tem. Illustrated catalogue free. Write or call MARVEL HAIRDRESSINQ SCHOOLS 358 Bloor St W. Toronto Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton & 74 RIdeau Street. Ottawa. PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH Jt COMPAJTI Patent Solicitors. Established 1I99; 14 King West. Toronto. Booklet ot Information on request. PERSONAL WHY ALWAYS WORK FOR OTa> ers? Manufacture plastic objects in your own private home. The demand Is big. Capital required $5.00. Write us. R. Mercier, .tggj St. â- \ndr8 St.. .\Tontreal 24. Que. PHOTOGRAPHY FILMS DEVELOPED 29 CBim. Guaranteed one day service. No waiting. Bay Photo Service, North Bay. TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Vour films properly developed and printed « OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS tto. REPRI.VTS I for 25c. FINEST ENLARGINU SERVICK. fou may not get all the ftlma yon want this year, but you can gat all the quality and service you desire by sending your films to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICB Station 1. Toronto. ANY SIZE ROLL R or S exposures DEVELOPED A PRINTED »«. S MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS «c Size 4x6" In Beautiful Easel Mounts Enlargements 4x6'" on Ivory tinted mounts 7x9" In Gold, Silver, Circas- sian Wslnut or Black Ebony finlah frames, 69c each. If enlargement coloured. 79c each. Reprints Made From Tour Negatlvee Jc. Each DEPT. M STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box ll-O, Post Office A, Toroato. Print Name and Address Plainly. HAPPV FOl'RSOME! WITH ELACH 25c order or more you receive; (1) coupon for two 5x7 heavy paper enlargements: (2) one of the prints "edge tinted'': (3) "double seal" film wrapper; (4) quality unlimited. Films developed and printed 2Sc; reprints, eight for 25c. Fresh films available. Victory Studio. Saskatoon 7, W., Sask. TEACHERS WANTED HASTINGS NOHTU, S QUALIFIED Protestant teachers for Area No. t. .Monteagle and Herschel. Salary $1300.00 if fully qualified. Apply to O. H. Woodcox, Sec.-Treas.. R.R. 1, Hybla. Ont. rEACMKR FOR S.S. T Rndclifte Public School Combermere, Ontario. $1300 per year. Small school. Good equipment. State qualifications and appl3' to S. F. Snowdon, Treasurer, Combermere, Ont. SAVANT L.\KE S.S. NO. 1 RE. quires experienced teacher, grades 1 to S. salary $1200 â€" $1400 If quali- fications warrant. Duties to com- mence I'all term. Apply to J. B. Melanson. Secretary Tre.nstirer. Sa- vant Lake. Ont I'ROTESTANT TEACHER. QI'.tLI. fied. for S.S. .S"o. 2 Dummer. Term to commence Sept, S. Salary $1S00 per year, .\pply Walter Slo.in. Sec.- Treas.. Norwood, Ont. I PS.*.LA S. S. 1 REQUIRES PRO- test.nit ToMcher holding first class certificate, Huties commence Sept. third. Te.u hor.-»ge close to schooL Salary $12tiil. .\pply D. Currie, Sec- retary TriMsurer. Upsals. Ontario. TE.\CHER WANTED FOR PRIN- cipal in the three room public school in the village of Coe Hill. .\pply statins salary expected, giv- ing ige, religion, references, etc., to Wollaston School Are.*i Roard, Coe Hill, Ontario. 'I'EACHER FOR INTEKMEDI.^TK r.)om of three roomed Public School. One capable of teaching vocnl mu- sic In throe rooms preferred. Puttes to commence September .'1. Iit48. .Appl.v statins experience, nualifica- tion,-* and salar.v expected. Oive name of last inspector for refer- ence. Tt. Keir. Sec.-Tre.'i^.. Wawa, Ont <ri,> W.»NTEI» VVANTKlllO i'l'Kl'H ASM II I .1 .Kl'.-^ Barred Rocks. New H-impsh!re«. White LeBhorns any nse from f weeks up to laying Good prices paid Apply to Box \'o T* 7:-' .AdeL-^Me W. Toronto a"e*t»f""» Agricultiiriil Societies' Fairs And Exhibitions, 1946 248 Fairs and Exhibitions Being Held ThU Year Royal Winter Fair, Nov. 13 - SO at Toronto THE WING WINGS AWAY Augtut Aug. Almonte 29-31 Arnprior 26-28 Brampton 31 & Sept. 2 Elmira 30, 31 «t Sept. 2 Etno 27 28 Harrow 29-,31 Kenora ^ 22 23 Minden 27 Navan .....j; 31 Petrolia 29 Port Perry ..x..^... tl It Sept 2 Rainy River ...u^. 29-31 Ridgetown c 27-29 Sutton West 30 31 Septemb«r t • T Sept Apsley j..xz>> ••••-« ^1 Blackstock .t...i:c..jui:uf • • • 4 Brighton .i:rua>:- • • 3^ Burketoa , •_>>.>^> 3 4 Chestervilla »..j[. .jr« !♦ ^lUCC â- â- â€¢â- â€¢â€¢â- â€¢â€¢,•,• • j.» • go • • • • • s ^ Delta -r 2-4 DemorestvtUe , ^-r.. 4 Dryden .•:£•. 67 Dundalk j.>j.xK.,>>rj-- 4 1 Durham ^ 5 6 Fergus , 6 7 Georgtown ,- 6 7 Hymers 2 Kinmount , 6 7 Milvertoa -r 3 4 Orillia .j: 6 7 Parhatn xr 2 Perth j:..,.,..k--- 5-7 Porquii Junction .c m.. 5 6 South Mountain ..,1..:^.,.... S 6 Sturgeon Falls 2 Tavistock :.-.-... 6 7 Val Gagne S Vankleek Hill 4-6 September 9-14 Sept BIyth 10 11 Bothwell's Corners ., ... 12 Bracebridge 12 IS Bruce Mines 10 11 Centreville (.^ddingtou Co.) 10 11 Charlton 10 It Chesley 13 14 Clarence Creek 10 11 Coe Hill 10 11 Coldwater ; 10 11 Comber â- ,. 13 14 Cookiville , 13 14 Denbigh 12 12 13 Dresden 10-12 Dunchurch 11 12 Grand \"alley .,...-,.... 12 13 11 12 Lanark ^ .. 13 Lindsav 11-14 Lion's Head 11 12 Lombardy .. 14 Merlin 12 1», Mildmay 10 11 Mount Forest ., 9 10 Murillo ,j. 10 U New Hamburg 13 14 Xewington 12 13 Odessa 12 13 Orang«vilIe 10 11 Osltawa . 9-11 12 13 10-13 12-14 Renfrew • Richinond Ripley 12 13 Severn Bridge .. 11 She^uiandah 12 13 Smith ville ,. 12-14 Strathrov 9-11 12 13 Sundridge Trout Creek 10 11 Warren 11 12 Welland 12-14 Wellesley 10 11 Wooler 10 11 September 16 - 21 Sept. Beaverton 20 21 Binbrook 17 18 Bonfield .. 18 SAFES I'rotet't /OUT BOOKS and i^ASli from FIRB aod THIRVES. V\*r have â-  •lie «â- <! tj^r of Safe, oi ('nblaet, for aaj parpoa*. %'lslt as. or writf for prlcrM *|p. in J.6CJ.TAYLDR LIMITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS 14.% Krnal St K. lornnln F.slabMial>p<( IS.'V,'^ ITCH CHECKEC /ft a Jtffv • or Moner Sack Kor qutcl; relief from 'tchinff caused bv eczcn- athlete s*oot. scabies, oimplrsandother'tcli. L'onditions. use pure, cooling, medicited. lii* r p. O PRESCRIPTION, (..re^i^rles.- â- : unle^•.^ iioothf-i. comiorts and juii Ulv â- :*' 'icense itching. Oon ' sntier Askyoi:* tlru*. 'I<v for D. D. D. PRESCRirriON. ' t^W ilr«««' vtcti***-* â- jwSiff'w**"'" When your BACK ACHES... BacUiche is oftin caused bv \xn kidney iction. Wlien kidne.rs get out of order excess iciils and poisons renuin in the system. Then backache, headache, rheumatic pain, dis- turbed rest or that tired out' feeling mar soon follow. To help keep your kidne»s •orking pro^rly-ttse Dodd'a Kidne* Pills, rune-tested, popular, safe, noo-habtJ-fonn- mg. OonjanU DoJdj Kidnev Pills, in the blue fcn wilii the red band. Sold erervwhere. ijs Burks Falls 19 20 Caledoa 20 21 Clarksburg 17 18 Clilford 20 21 Cobden ,.. 17 18 Desboro _,. 19 20 Drayton 17 18 Embro 16 Emsdale 17 18 Englehart 17 18 Exeter 18 19 Forest 19 20 Gait 19-21 Glencoi l6 17 Huntsvill* 18 19 Kincardint ...jx ,^ 19 20 Lansdown* .c 16-18 Leamingtoa , 16-21 Listowel 13 19 Magnetawan 17 18 Manitowaning 19 20 ^faxville 19 20 McKellar , 17-19 Metcalfe 20 21 Middlevill* „ac 20 Midland 19-21 Mohawk (Ind. Res. Deseronto) 18 Napanee 16-18 Neustadt _ 20 21 Norwich 17 18 Oro 18 Orono 20 21 Paisley 16 17 Parkhill 18 Picton 20 21 Powassan 17 18 Providence Bay 17 18 Riceville 17 l8 Rosseau 17 18 Seatorth 19 20 Sbannonville 20 21 Shedden 18 Shelburne 17 18 Spencerville 17 IS Springfield 17 18 Stella 19 Stirling 19 20 Stratford Ki-lS Sunderland l7 18 Thessalon 17 18 Thorold 17 13 Tweed 17 13 Upsala 21 Wiarton 19 20 September 23 - 28 Sept Ancaster 24 25 Arthur 24 25 .A.sli worth 25 26 Atwood 27 28 .\vonmore 24 25 Ayton 27 28 Bar River 25 Beachburg 2j-25 Belleville 2J-25 Bobcaygeon 27 28 Bolton 24 25 Campbelltord 25 26 Carp 27 28 CoHingwood 26-28 Drumbo 24 25 Dunfjannon 27 Florence 24 25 Gooderham 1(> Harriston 26 27 Holstein 25 2t) Ilderton 25 Iron Bridge 25 Kemble 24 25 Kilsyth 2i Kin.gston 26-28 Kirkton 36 27 Lakeiield 26 27 Langton 28 Lucknow 24 25 Mabcrly 25 Marmora 26 27 Massey 24 23 McDonald's Corners 27 Milton 27 28 Mitchell 24 25 Muncey (Ind. Res.l 25 N'orwood 24 25 Oakwood 24 25 Oh<weken (Si.x Nations Indian Reserevation) 25-27 Owen \nind 28, 30 & Oc<. 1 Paris 27 28 Por. Elgin 27 28 Port Hope 27 28 Raniona 25 r odney 24 25 Schoniberg 27 28 South River 24 25 Spnicedale 24 25 T.ira Z'^ lb Thcdiord 24 25 Thorndale 27 JUST PUBLISHED BACK-DOOR NEIGHBORS (Poems) By Edna laques $1 Other books by same author: MY KITCHEN WINDOW . $1 BESIDE STILL WATERS. $1 AUNT HATTIE'S PLACE.. %\ ROSES IN DECEMBER ... %\ Cher 50,000 of these books have been sold in Canada At All Bookstores or Thomas Allen Ltd. 266 King St. W. Toronto. Northrop's XB-35 plane, the famous "Flying Wing," is pictured above in "clean" flight over Hawthorne, Calif., the giant landing wheels tucked inside. According to the Array's Materiel Command at Wright Field. Ohio, the strange air monster has had an "unprece- dented" record of trouble-free performance since its first test flight. SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HAKKIS TA Six Bit Critic") â- â- â- â- â- .â- .â- ...oo.. About as funny a thing as has come up in our gooty world of sport in quite some time was the recent action of Mister Ellsworth Vines, golfer and tenniser extra- ordinary. (In case you have for- gotten about it by the time this gets into print, Mister Vines is the man who forfeited S675 of his prize money rather than travel around in a golf tournament bear- ing the stigma of a numbered tag.) * « • In explanation of his weird pro- cedure â€" an athlete refusing money under any circumstances whatso- ever strikes us as nothing less than weird â€" Mister Vines said it was a matter of "dignity before dough." In other words, he considered it quite beneath his dignity to wear a number so that the huge crowds following the play â€" the same crowd whose admission fees made such a lucrative tournament pos- sible â€" would be able to distinguish one player from another. * • • Now if Mister X'ities had been competing as an amateur in an op- en tournament â€" like Bobby Jones of old â€" and wished to have that fact clearly known, it would have been quite another matter. In English cricket the "gentlemen" used to be â€" maybe still are for all we know â€" distinguished from the Tilsonburg 24-26 Underwood 24 Wallacctown 26 27 Walter's Falls 24 25 Williamstown 24 25 Wyoiniittr 26 27 Zurich 23 24 September 30 - October 5 .\ctoa Oct. 4 S Aylmer Sept. 30, Oct. 1-3 Oct. Beamsville 5 & 7 Beeton 2 3 Brigdon 2 Burfor 1 1 2 Caledonia 3-5 Chatsworth 3 4 Dorchester 2 Elmvale Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2 Oct. Fordwioh 4 5 Madoc 1 .: Markliani 3-5 Meaford 2 3 Melbourne 4 St. Marys 2 .< Strcetsville 5 Tceswatcr 12 Tiverton 3 4 Uxbridge 2 Warkwortli 3 4 Abcrfoyle 7 t< .\lvinston 8 9 Bayfield 8 9 Belmont y Erin 12 & 14 Fevcrsliani 8 9 Highgate 11 12 Ingcrsoll 10-12 Markdalc 10 11 Moravianfown (Ind. Res.) ,.8-10 Rocklyn 8 9 Rockton 12 & 14 Roscnoatli 10 1 1 Simcoe (Xorfolk County) ...7-10 Walsh ' 12 Woodhridgc 12 & 14 International Plowing Match and Farm .Machinery Demonstration, Huron C unty Port .Mbcrt Ai - field. Highway 21, North of Clod- crich Oct. 15. 16. 17, 18 Novemt>er Royal Winter Fair, Toronto 12 20 Walkcrton Crhristmas Fair) 27 28 professioiiais, or "piayera", by hav- ing a separate entrance to come onto the field through, and by bar- ing a "Mr." ahead of their names on the program. And no real harm was done by this separation of the sheep from the goats, althougn to our crude colonial mind it always seemed a trifle stuffv. Or if Mister Vines hid entirely refused to accept any of t!ie vulvar money of a crowd so benighted that t'ley ijuldn't tell him, the great Ellsworth, witliout the aid of a number, we might have pegged him as a slight screv.ball, but still one who stuck up for his principles no matter what the C05t. * • • But Mister X'ines wasn't â€" and didn't! He was and is a profession- al, competing with other profes- .<ionals not only in this, but in plenty of other tourneys. And when tlie thing was over, and payoff time arrived, he by no means turned up his patrician nose in scorn but step- ped right over to the wicket and accepted the other $4325 of his win- nings like a little martyr. And, as the lady said, real nice work if you cm get it. * • » So all that remains is to laugh â€"and to recommend Mister Vines to try some of those cold com- presses, used for the reduction of tumid joints, on his aristocratic dome. -And it's rather a pity, be- cause Ellsworth Nines was one of the finest tennis players that ever swung a racket, and now he's right up an'.ong the best ot thcni at golf. .And any ma;i who can get to the top in those two sports â€"which, as p'\j-C'J in f-!st conipr.nv no\\aday4, probably take more skill, staying power and plain gut* than any other games whateverâ€" is cer- tainly a wonder :ind should be above such petty .~tuf'' a*- he pulled in Chicago. * • 4 For. Heaven know.^. if people can be found who are willing to pay real money for the privilege of tramping several miles around a golf course, on a hot sticky day. to watch a lot ^S other guys swat the little pill, the least Ihey deserve is to know who they are looking at. * « * .\nd, speaking of the noble game of golf, we ran across a statement which rather interested us on the score-card of the St. .Xr.drews (.rolf Club, of Toronto I'l Local Rule Number Three it is distinctly stat- ed that "BRID-XL paths are not hazards"; and we have been won- dering, ever since we saw it, whether a long list of much-mar- ried gents, from King Solomon down to Tommy .Man ville, would entirely agree. U. S. Family Incomes .Almost half of the families m the L"nite<l i-tatcs have incomes of less than $2,000 a year, and two out of three take in less than $:t.00O. % recent survey showed. The figures represent the com- bined income of all members of each family. .About one in 10 families had pooled incomes of $4,000 to $7,S00, and only one in each 3:! or 34 had joint income totallini; more than Sr,.)00. ISSUS 32â€"1946