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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-06
BY ANDREW ovEReAARD.


1T is significant to note that Com
rade Lovestone in his last article
in the discussion on the party theses,
has made a new discovery, that the
LaFollette swallowing has come to
standstill, and the supporters of the
farmer-labor movement are again be-
coming visible. According to Comrade
Lovestone, the farmer-labor party is
reviving because certain fights took
place between the labor takers in the
state of Minnesota. Let me call the
attention of Comrade Lovestone to
the news item that appeared in the
DAILY WORKER on the same day
that Comrade Lovestone's discovery
appeared.
Our old friend, Robert Cramer, who
was one Of the farmer-laborites that
we captured in our great campaign,
made motion to expell the Commun-
lists from the farmer-labor federation
of Minnesota, which was carried by
vote of 25 to II. Those IL being
either party members or sympathiz-
ers. According to all indications at
this time, these elements have not on
" been swallowed by LaFollette, but
have since the A. F. of l.. convention
been swallowed by the Gompers pol
icy. This, | would call, revival with
a vengeance, and l would advise Com
rade Lovestone to turn around in his
chair in the research department once
more and see facts as they are in
stead of using pure distractions. 1t
doesn't mean anything, as Goldberg
would say.
Comrade Lovestone seems to be
very much afraid of the idea that we
shall rally the workers around the
Workers Party in the immediate
struggles, and draws the following.
conclusions-that therefore, the ma
jority is against the united front.
Comrade Lovestone does not seem
to conceive of the idea that the unit
ed front can be established from be-
low. His conception Of the united
front seems to be that of maneuver-
ing In conferences regardless of the
mass sentiment below. / am afraid
that If we adopt the policy of the mi
nority, that we shall have a greater
number of disappointed Communists
than we have already made thru that
policy. Now let us ask you about the
united front, and please let us know
whether or not you have lost conf
dence in the ability of the Workers
Party to rally the masses around IT.
self in the immediate struggles, or
must all these problems be taken care
OF by the farmer-labor party? Look
ing over the DAILY WORKER again,
we find another story OF Communist
activity in Boston, where our com
rades are leading the unemployed
workers in demonstrations before the
city council. Is that political action
or not, Comrade Lovestone?
II Is not necessary 10 mention 9TH
err united front campaigns the party
carried on under its own name. Must
we, without masses moving in that d.
rection, set up fake labor parties,
based upon gymnastic organizations,
literary clubs. self-advancement clubs
and parlor Bolshevik associations-or-
CARNATIONS that do not play any part
in American politics--and that party,
or abortion of party, shall then take
the lead In and take over the func-
lions in the immediate struggles OF
the workers, while the Workers Par.
ty shall rest on the shelf and only
come out at times shouting for the
dictatorship Of the proletariat and the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-06
NEW YORK WORKERS. SCHOOL

Class in "A of Communism at Workers. School,
In
in city
o headquarters 2os 18th street
will c.
Thursday
m.
The first will Thursday Comrades
haitian particularly register
enroll.
Educational Directors Meet Monday JAM 10.
special meeting
New York City. at 8 m.
secretary
School,
All educational directors should careful
and make other evening"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-06

Take another one of our minority
leaders, the king pin MARKHAM Of them
all. II you don't believe this, ask
him. Comrade Wicks, another one
who demands more action. He says
that the farmer-labor party is as In
evitable as the stars In the heaven.
Wicks says that the majority's OPP
position to the forming Of farmer
labor party at this time, Is just as
futile as the bull issued by the pope
against the appearance of Haley's
comet. Well, the pope is not the only
one. who has made a bull; Wicks has
made several of them.
wicks wants a farmer-labor party
at any costs, In fact he thinks that
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
Zip Pobre Nino!!!
iPor que estas tan
flaCO?

Seguramente tn querida mama
ignora que hoy viene ell aceite de
hlgado de bacaIao en- forma de dull
ces Y rosadas pastillas que tie pom
dram robusto y saludable en- pocas
SemanaS.
Die que las pastillas de aceite
de higado de bacalao de MCCOY
contienen el maximo de VITAMI-
MAS que cualquier producto pueda
poseer Y Sc pueden tomar en- vera
no como en- invierno. Un ninito del
gado y enfermizo como t1, de 8
amos, aumento II libras en- z meses.
Sonora, no tenga a su nino raquf-
tico, dee pastillas al dia, de acei-
te de Higado de Bacalao de Mccoy
y luego vera como Sc pone robusto
? fuerte.
En- todas las farmacias podra OBJ
tener un frasco. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16


TUMBRADA kk:EXfV LINN
6eca extra fino, en- E&N.ss2 e~<z2 2SSs5ssss3 Sss
chapado de orc de Il %ssSs5szzN2N
K'. solo $6.65.
Nm hermoso collar de
perlas frances, de "a pul- >-1i.SsSEss
Qadas de largo, genuine, M-
destructible, gratis con caas
reloj. =.
,freoido. Movimiento suizo de alta
eai.dad sobre rubies, Gaia enchapaoS
lie ORC de IL KIT. grabada mano ga
-autizada por % amos. cinta de sedas
brocne de orc enchapadO.
NO ENvIE DINERO. Sencillamerte
mande su nombre direction. Pague
la entrega 1886 por ell reloj al
collar 81 listed prefiere envie ell di-
nero con la orden y nosotros pagare-
mos ell franqueo. Garantizamos la ga
tisfacci6n con Ia devolucs6n del dinero.
FEDERAL. MAIL ORDER CORP.
ala Broadway. Dept. 816
Gaw York Citv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
UN REMEDIo QUE USAN III
LLoNEs DE PERSONALS

Ell vicks VaporRub es desde tue
so de igual eficacia para las afec-
clones catarrales de toda la familia,
j6venes y viejos, y es asimismo un
excelente remedio para cortaduras,
quemaduras, golpes, llagas y afec-
clones de la piel. Es it'll todos los
dias en- todos los hogares.
La mejor prueba de los meritos
del vicks es la muchedumbre de per-
sonas que en- muchos paises usan es-
ce medicamento externo. En- los Es-
tados Unidos y el Canada Sc han
nsado mas de SO niillones de pomos
en- los tiltimos cinco ahos.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
Sc LLAMA v1cKs vApoRUB

Los resfriados 20 s1empre paran
Ell ''simples resfriados''s y por IL
tanto no deben descuidarse. Muchos
de los catarros cr6nicos, sordera y
empobrecimiento de salud de los adul
tos Sc deben segin los medicos, a
los resfriados que SO descuidaran a
la nihez. Por otra parte, no Sc debe
estar dandoies constantemente a los
nifios medicinas internas.
FL nuevo ungiiento vaporizante,
introducido recientemente en- Ia Is
la-el vicks VapoRup-les ha re-
suelto ell problema a las madres en-
todo ell mundo. Sc apGca cxterna-
mente, Y por ESQ puede usarse tan
a menudo como Sc qriera sin en-
torpecerle la digestion al paciente.
COMO DEBE UsARsE Ell vIcKs
Para los resfriados de los nifios
no hay mas que frotsrles a estos
la garganta y el pecho con vicks;
luego tntese en- abundancia y GU
hranse dichas parties con pafics de
fIanela calientes. FL calor del cuer-
po hace que Sc desprendan los va
pores de mentol, alcanfor, eucalip-
to Y tomillo. Estos vapores SON in
halados a cada aspiration durante
toda la noche, despejando las mas
respiratorias aflojando la flema
AL mismo tempo Ell Vicks es absor-
bido por los poros y estimula la
r'el, quitando toda OPPRESSION y en-
como.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL |
PEDRO C. oUlEoNES

ARtlgAD0 7 kOTAR1O
3radpsd.. 1e In UniversidaA O.
Pen asytsanls Harvard y Puerto @.
20. POst,ila ante Las Oortes dc x,us&.
to Rico OoFte Federal
=. .. Box I2S. TsS. t4s. q. J,
whirscio NOA. s&o I-aan. P. il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
guxrA DE rARNAcIA
cOSyocAToRIA a ExAnESEs

cuanpliendo ga - dispslssto pOF
ln Leg q Farmaeia Dc Puerto itlco.
q dia g o. isa eorFieuiss q las
nuese q ia ma6ann. dnFan eomien
a. iss sE6nanes Dc Frg6llda para
fsrFnnetaiis,~ > iaFa nqteilos cue
tsnsan pepdleni~ de apFulaeloa al
rsnas nsignafuras g. in carers.
las solicifuaee , d''inas Frquisi-
fos o. tey reFAn edluiflslss hasta
Il dia 10 ds JuGio. las das De Ia
tarde. p.aao "a gne explra la admi
ri6u Dc las mls@aa.
cualquier informael6h que - de-
ssr sebFo ~ IartieulnF. al como RI
suininlsfro o. nolleitndes era ates
dido Ior - sedoF 7. Vera nieFa. en-
Ia ofsina de h Junin. Ailen ~.
No. 8 o Per eorrno. Box S0A.
Ice candiiatss = exsmen dete-
ran seair bsovistos d. puma , Tin
Less. CaSIss G. D. Qusssds.
Eecrsiario.
ean Juan. r. n.
yuHio q ia-a Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16

medicinas, operaciones y otros gas
tos, otros mil dolares mas, como
en- ell case en- que no hubiera gas
tado. en- las mencionadas atencio-
mes nj un solo centavo. Y este 10 ha
hecho siempre la Comisi0n, porque,
interpretando Ia Ley, consider0 que
tales servicios son Independence de
tG'ontiniia en- Ia pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16

No dele cue ias eanas Ie hagan
pafeeeF de mas sdsd De Ia cue tiene

He aqui un renedi0 cAnero bara-
20 para las eanas que 10 reiuve-
neeerA veinte aios. Compre eu euai-
quieF botieA una eajita De polvos Or
lea. uifuelva II polvo en- aqua y
p2insse FL cabello con Tn solnci6n.
OTlex 70 r. una preparation pega-
iora no ~ eae con RI roce. En un
instante p0ue ei cabe.io eanoso o
dcseoioFid0 negro. eastaH0 obscure
o eastaho elaro. seg1n 80 quiera-
PYlebe esta magntfea preparation
- desea pareeer > sentirse veinte
uans mas joyen. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
Los catarros de los
nihoS deben curarse
eXternamente

Sus delicados estomagos facilmen
to Sc descomponen con las medi-
cinas internas.. He aqui un RENE
dio con Ell cual no hay mas que
frotarles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16

LII euanto a La tabla de compen-
sacionsSrno solo la crefmos necesa-
ria, sin0indispensable, y de no adop
tarse elAlpor la Legislature, la Co
mission luede y debe fijarla por Re
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-16
Or. JOSE VICENTE
CiRUJANO-DRN1isTA

Nspeclaista de In SocicdaA Espafso-
II de Auxilio Mutuo y Bene<iceneia.
Horas de Oficina:
Ia IL .. IN. y 1.3O q 5 p n.
San Justo 33 (altos de 'El Lsouvrs'i
CelefonO $40. San Juan, p. u
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DR.. Ramon r. CarbaEs
DENTISTA

Participa q sus colegas, elientes 3
amigos que ha trasladad0 gu 0fi6-
IA a Ia parada 10 frents NJ featro
0limpo donde ofEece sug seEviciO0
PROFESSIONALS ~
Tel. 1855. NaAtuxaA
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
CALHOUN TRIAL
ATTRACTS MANY

With every available bit of space
in the court room crowded with
spectators, trial of Jim Calhoun
charged with the murder of Jean
Hudson in this city on December
26, 1924, opened this morning be-
fore Judge COLE in Department No.
l of the superior court.
Included among the spectators
we're many colored residents from
the east side of FL Centre, where
Hudson and Calhoun were prOmin-
ent figures in the eolored colony.
The defendant, who was arrested
in Mexico several weeks after the
shooting of Hudson, was accompa-
MED in court by his wife and two
brothers, all of whom took an ac-
tive interest i'll the work of select
ing n jury.
1t was expected that this work
will require the greater part of to-
days session, and might possibly
not be completed until tomorrow.
The trial is occupying great
deal of interest and may occupy the
remainder of the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
GOVERNOR WAITS +.
WOODS DECISION
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= HARRISBURG, Pa, Mar. 10
Governor Pinchot was waiting to-
day for further communication from
Superintendent w. G. Wood of the
California department of public in
struction before making known is
position on the offer to Wood to
head of the Pennsylvania school sys
TEN.
Wood wired the governor Satur-
day that he dij: not intend to leave
California with snipcrs in the
rear.
IN that event, it was learned, no
final disposition of the school sit
uation in this state would be made
for some time. Resignation of j.
George Becht, the present superin-
tenaent, due to illness, has been
hela up pending passage of a re-
tirement bin in the. Legislature, UNI
ders which he win benefit.
II the appointment of a new
superm tendent is delayed beyond
adjournment of the legislature, Gov
ernor Pinchot will make recess
appointment that will hold for two
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16

ket firm. Carloads fob cash track
As mostly around 800; IS, mostly
around $50; 6s l.40-1 so
NEW YORK: 32' clear. 80 Calf
l8 Fla, Is S Car arvd, Supplies
moderate. Demand moderate for
good stock, market steady for good
stock. Imperial-4s 4.50-5.00 spe-
eial marks 5.25-5.50, IS 8.75.425
mostly 4.00,4.25 special marks high
as $50, 6s 2.75-3.00 special marks
3.50-3.75.
PITTSBURGH: 80 clearing. Q
Calf arvd. Opening Monday, sup
plies moderate. Demand slow, mar
ket about steady. Calif-4s-4las
mostly 4.50-4.75 poorer some decay
ed 400.425, IS mostly 350.t.0O.
CHICAGO: $50 partly cloudy. 1
Ariz, IA Calf aryd, SO on track.
Supplies liberal. Demand and trad
ing moderate market steady, firm
feeling. Imperial--4s 425450 best
Continued on Page O.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Local Business
IL Changes Hands

Lloyd G. Case, for The past five
years employed as Il salesman by
the Channel Commercial Company
has purchased the grocery business
at $50 Main street, owned by +. w.
Mcintyre, taking possession of the
store this morning.
The new proprietor, who is one
of the younger business men Of the
city, plans to maintain the same
high standard which the store has
maintained in the past and his en-
try into the business world is ac-
eompanied by the good wishes of
n wide circle of friends.
As an incident to show. the pres
ent prosperity of El Centro,. Case
said this morning that three other
prospective purchasers were dicker-
ing for the store and all wera very
anxious to acquire it.
Mcintyre, who has conducted the
store for several years, has not
made any definite plans as yet for
the future.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
GROVE TO ASK
MURDER CHARGE
FOR SHEPHERD
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CHICAGO, Mar. 16--State's At
torney Robert f. Grove this after
noon went before the grand jury
present evidence on which he ex-
poets to secure an indictment charg-
ing William ID. Shepherd with muir
der in connection with the death of
Billy McClintock, millionaire or
phan. -
MeClintocld died last December
Of typhoid fever, bequeathing his
fortunesto Shepherd and Mrs. Shep-
herd, his foster parents.
Dir. c. C. Faiman, head of bac-
'toriology school, today told an as
Nistant states attorney that Shep-
hEd, offered to pay. him $4,000 if
he kept his mouth shut about
shepherds g visit to his school.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
WEBB MAINTAINS
VALLEYS RIGHTS
NOT ENDANGERED
Opposition Is Same As
At Washington
Finney Says
By MYRON v. DEPEW
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

SACRAMENTO, Mar. l5.-- With
practically all of the major matters
before the legislature scheduled for
consideration either by committees
or on the floors of the houses the
legislatures prepared today to take
up one of the busiest weeks facing
them so Iar this session.
The Jones Murray -Finney resoll-
tion on the Colorado River compact
was taken up again today by the
assembly Judiciary committee. The
resolution calls for ratification of
the pact with a provision that it
shall not become effective until
congress has assured construction
of q dam across the river near Bould
er Canyon.
Following the testimony of At
torney General Webb at meeting
of the committee last week, much
speculation has been made as to
whether the body would pass fav-
orablv on the resolution. Webb de-
"clared. there was nothing in the
treaty which would deprive the
farmer of the Imperial Valley see
tion of their water rights.
In telegram received today at
the Imperial Irrigation district,
Assemblyman Finney advises that
the forces opposing his resolution are
identical with those which has been
working against the SwingJohnson
bill at Washington.
The compact resolution is attract
ing considerable attention at the
capital, according to the assembly
man, and is being widely discussed
by legislative leaders.
Following is the text of tho tele-
gram:
"The compact is one of the prin-
cipal subjects of conversation about
the capitol. The action on the reso-
luton will be of the greatest inn
portance to valley. If compact be-
comes effective before storage
authorized there is little to prevent
power commission granting permits
on river which if granted would
likely mean either no government
dam or low flood control dam
only. In that even valley water
rights would be in serious jeopardy
perhaps for many wears. Forces OPP
posing my resolution appear to be
largely the same as oppose valley
legislation in Washington.
Secretary McIver, who attended
the hearing before the judiciary
committee last week, has returned
to Ell Centre and stated this morn
ing that the fight being waged by
the opponents of the pact is Il bit
ter one and every influene@is being
brought to prevent the insertion of
the reservations which are deemed
vital TO the valleys welfare.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
WHAT'S DOING

GAS Man Desires at Val
ley theatsr tonight.
Ladies to Board at Pal
ace theater tonight.
Opsretta "Snow Queen"
Wilson school tonight.
Realty Board meets at high
school tonight.
Masonic lodge meets tonight.
United Commercial Travellers
meet tonight.
Y. M. G. A. meeting at high
school gymnasium tonight.
Mrs. Hurlbert's Bible Glass
meets in all day meeting at
home of Mrs. A. l., Lackey.
Missionary Society of Meth
odist church maers tomorrow.
Emmanuel Circle of Baptist
church. meet country home Mrs.
Charles Frosberg tomorrow
EastsideS Sunset home demonstra-
tion meeting tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Insane Mexican
To Be Deported

Jesus Chico, taken TO the coun
ty farm last week, to be held pend
ing hearing regarding his sanity,
has been giving the attendants
there all kinds of trouble, accord
ing TO Superintendent Weir.
Yesterday Chico succeeded in
removing all the material from the
mattress on his bed and stuffed it
down a drain pipe. He also tried
to beat up an orderly and it was
necessary to place him under re
s,raint.
As Chico is n Mexican eitizca, an
attempt will be made TO have him
deported to Mexico, it was stated
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Vanguard of u. S.
Fleet L e ay e S
San Diego Today
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SAN DIEGO, Mar. l6-The van
guard of the United States fleet
moved northward from San Diego
today, the dreadnaughts Mississippi
and Nevada stcaming into the home
base here shortly after dawn today.
Eight other battleships, and six
scout cruisers were to arrive some
time this afternoon.
Immediately upon arrival the ships
went into n period of overhauling,
preparatory for - force firing
practice off San Clemente Island,
March %.
The remainder of the battle fleet,
including the drcadnaught Pennsyl-
vania and 55 destroyers, will join
the capital ships here next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Gloria Swanson
Joins Mill tant
Feminists, Paris

lWASHINGnON, Mar. 16.-Glo-
ria Swanson has joined the militant
feminists.
Tho movie star, in Paris. was
converted to active participation in
the equal rights movement by Miss
Alice Paul, notcH@su suffrage leader,
and has taken a 81 900 life men,
sbership in the. national woman s
party, the American Organization
of the feminists, headquarters here
announced.
Gloria will head q council of mov-
ing picture women to get equal
| rights for both sexes in the indus
! try.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Society Woman
Seeks Divorce,
Charges Cruelty
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LOS ANGELES, Mar. l6.-Cruel-
ty which began on their honeymoon
and eliminated in embarrassing
scenes before their friends in pub
lie. is charged in complaint for
divorce fild here by Mrs. Thelma
Morgan Converse against James ".
Converse. fs st
Mrs. Converse is twin sister of
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and one
of three daughters of Harry Hay
Morgan, former American minister
to Belgium. She gave up bril-
liant social career to work in the
movies,
She charges in her complaint that
Converse had often embarrassed her
before friends by starting an arg
ument'' in public. On one occasion,
she said, he hurled a glass at her
during a dinner-oparty at their
home. aN1t J.0Jo ~.
3 During their honeymoon he desert
ed her to attend an all night party
with other friends, she alleged. m
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
PERMISSION GRANTED
FOR POWER BONDS

The Southern Sierras Power COM
pany has been authorized by the
railroad commission to issue and sell
at not less than SO per cent of face
value, plus accrued interest, $469,-
500, of its Series "C' first and re-
funding mortgage 6 per cent bonds,
due January |, 1865, and TO use the
proceeds to finance in part the cost
of additions, extensions and better
ments to its plants and properties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Grand Jury to
Take Up "Acid
Case" Tomorrow
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BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Mar. 16.
The case of Mrs. Bernice l.. Day,
accused of an acid attack Oh her
,estranged husband, Darby Day, Jr.,
scion of wealthy Chicago family,
will probably be taken up by Il
grand jury tomorrow.
District attorneys planned TO. ask
for continuance when Mrs. Day is
arraigned for preliminary hearing
before Justice NJ. j. Kavanaugh this
afternoon, so the case can come
before n grand jury tomorrow.
Day has lost the sight OF one
eye as the result of an acid ".bath -
he received during quarrel with
his wife. Mrs. Day claims the acid
soaring was accidental.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Screen Actress
Seeks Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 10 Alice
Lake, film actress, has again sepa-
rated from her or-husband, Rob
ert Williams, she admitted today.
This is our third separation
since we were married a year ago, -
said the actress, "but this time it s
for keeps. we already consulted
my attorney, and divorce action will
be started immediately. ~
Miss Lake was at one time lead
ing lady for. Fatty Arbuckle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Continue Trial
of Long. Beach
Stock Promoter

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10 The
trial of Paul B. Rabe, Long Beach
promoter accused of obtaining
money under false pretenses in con
neetion with the proposed formation
of a $20,000,000 dock and terminal
company, was continued until to-
morrow when called today in Super
ior Judge Keetch's court. Congress
man Walter Lineberger and c. II.
Windham, city manager of Long
Beach, were among 40 witnesses
summoned today in the ease.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-16
Convention of
Building Trades
\ Council Opens
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MONTERREY, Calf, Mar 10
The 25th annual convention of the
California Building Trades council
opened here today with 600 dele
gates from all parts of the state
present.
The morning was occupied with
address of welcome by local city
and county officials. Reports of
committees and Il review of the
years work was reserved for the
afternoon session.
The convention will close Satur-
day.