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Re-Elect
FLOYD
B.
OLSON
Entertain
Go
vernor
Olson
--
BEC
AU
SE
--
He
believes
that
the
state
exists
for
the
i
ndividual
and
not
the individual
for
the
state;He
is
the
champion
of the
doctrine
that human
rights take
precedence over
propertyrights
and
the
welfare
of the
many
is
the primary
concern
of
all
law
and
government;He
recognizes
thatthere
is
somethinginherently
wrong
with
an
economic
order
which
permits
wholesale
hunger
and
want
in the
midst
of
plenty.
Hepresents
a
definite
program that
will
lead us
outof
chaos;He
overcame
strenuous reactionary
opposition
and
secured
the
passage
of
the
Mortgage
Moratorium
law,
which
saved
thousands
of
homesand farms
from
'foreclosure;
He
defied
the giants
of
finance
and
caused
an
investigation
of
spurious
stock-selling
schemes
of
big chain banks.
IIProsperity
Must
Begin With
the
Common People
ll
Governor Olson
is
the
first
governor
to
effect
a
tax
reduc
tion
on
small
farms and homes;
his
program
calls
for
com
plete exemption
from
taxation
of
homes
and
farms for the
first
$4,000
assessed
valuation;
passage
of the
income
tax
law
will
relieve
the
burden
of thehome
owner.Governor Olson
believes
in
a
programof
social
legislation,
which
includes unemployn1ent
insurance,workmen's
com
pensation insurance, mothers' insurance, health
and
accident
insurance
and
old age
pensions;
he
is
intensely concerned
with
youth during
these
tilTIes
of
economic
stress.
(Prepared
and inserted
by
tbe
Olson
All-Party Volunteer
Committee,
C.
Paul
Tracy, Manager, Minne
apolis.
for
which
regular advertising rates
willbe
paid.)
To
THE
ALUMNI
OF
'fHEUNIVERSITY
OF
MINNESOTA:
Homecoming
Day
has
become
tradi
tional
at
all American universities.
Uponthis
occasiqn,
parents,
alumni,
and
friends visit
the
University.A football
game
is
playedwith
some
natural
rival.
The
sororities
and
fraternities decorate
their
residences;
the
University
decor
ates
its buildings. All in all, Homecoming
is
a
day
of pleasure, of rejoicing, ofrenewing friendships
and
loyalties.Some, as a
matter
of fact,
most
of
this
pleasure is personal;
it
arises
out
ofseeing
others-one's
acquaintances,
associates,
friends;-but
it
is
not
all personal,
at
least we
think
ashareof
the
pleasure arises
out
of
loyalty to
the
University:
its
work,
itsstandards,its
ideals.We greet
and
welcome
the
homecom-'ersbecause we believe
that
the
spiritof
the day
isameans ofexpressing
interest
in
and
fellowship for
the
University.Cordially yours,
~~
DIRECTOR McCORMICKPRESIDENT COFFMAN
To
THE
ALUMNI
OF
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
:lVIINNESOTA:
Homecoming always seems
to
be
best
when Michigan
is
Minnesota's opponent
in
the
football
game
that
is
the
big
event
of
the
day.
That
is going
to
be
the
situation this
year.
We alreadyknow
that
a
tremendous
crowd of old
grads
is going
to be on
the
campus,
and
as
the
representative
of
the
Department
of
Physical
Education and
Athletics Iwish
to
welcome
them and
hope
that
they
will
have
the
finest
kind
of a
day
in
every
respect.
The
team
is going
to
do
what
it
can
out
there
to back up my
statements.
From
Bernie Bierman,
Pug
Lund,
and
Butch
Larson right
down
through thesquad
they
are
out
to make
theday
memorable for
Minne
sota.
May
it
also
be
memorable foryou.
Most
sincerely,
of 00
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