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SITUATION--MEN.


MAN. colored, wants place as porter, night
Waterman or houseman; willing to do any
thing. Can call or write. 1911 ST. NV.
MAN, colored, wants job as chauffeur or
truck driver. Call N. 4165-M.
MAN. young, IN post Office, would Ike to
make cnange with growing concern. Ad-
dress Box l32-M. Star office. 40
MAN. young. wants position elevator OPP
orator, porter, assist in electrical or PRINT
ing shop, assistant building and contracting,
painter, cabinet work, or drums and traps
after 5 pm. Cyprian Douglas. 20
PAINTER. white, frst-class. needs immedi-
ate work. Recommended locally. Phone
Pot. 2l64. SO r st. ne. 81
acknowledgements. wishes to connect
with real estate company or builder as fore
man OF plumbing and heating. Address BOX
202-M, Star ONCE. Il.
RESIDENT MANAGER and janitor; middle
aged white man; all kinds Of repair work;
references. Address Box 253-M, Star
office. q
sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, thorough
knowledge present merchant marine sltua-
ton, ocean mail contracts varied Govern
ment and commercial experience; age ~,
STENoGRAPHER. experienced. wants stem
ographic or general clerical work. ADDRESS
Box 175-M. Star office. 20
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. knowledge
of bookkeeping, tipping, general ONCE WORK,
desires connection; also experienced tutor;
excellent references. Address Box ITEM
Star office. ~
YOUNG MAN. just 90 has had yrs. ex-
perience as printer and Is very anxious TO
finish his trade; good references from Tor
mer employer. Call Lincoln l9So-W.
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1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
Rumble seat; fully equipped; now $3.50.
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1929 CHEVROLET COACH.
Late Fall color; only q few months old.
Has had the best of care. Low mileage,
Do not fail to see this car. Priced special
at s485. Do not confuse this car with the
average used car
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1880
CHEVROLET.

Out Go the Used Cars
to Make Room for Trade-ins.
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WE NEED YOU.

We need all the young men we can get
men ready for the many positions we will
be called on to fill.. The class that is due
to graduate in April has already been en-
gagged by enc big corporation. There Is
such great shortage of radio men all over
the country that the companies are engas-
ing them far in advance. Another large
corporation o tor has had had standng order with witt,
we can turn out. 1t Just goes to show
what splendid opportunities are open to
those who will enter this profession.
NO MORE WORRY
Many men now holding positions in vari-
Gus kinds of work are constantly Worrying,
not knowing how long their Jobs will last.
There Is a great deal of unemployment
throughout the country, and the worst is
yet to come. Better put some of your week
y pay 70 work setting you an education in
your present job The The graduate radio man
has nothing to worry about. There are al
ways plenty of positions open in all branches
OF the work. the duties are easy and inter
eSting, the pay is good right from the
start, opportunities for advancement are
many. and II you wish to take a position
aboard ship for while; you can travel all
getting under way and 1t is not too late to
enter the new class. Full course is ten
months: tuition charge reasonable and We
arrange easy weekly payments. or allow
a discount of 10 per cent II paid In full.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institution.
405 9th ST. DISTRICT 1889.
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NO MORE WORRY
AVIATION

AVIATION.
Applications are now being accepted for
first 1880 day and night classes in aviation
mechanics. Ground course for flyers. navi-
cation. welding, etc. Special ARRANGEMENTS
for women. Same minimum rates, available
terms. Navigation class opens January
%. Open evenings until pm.
Aviation School of America.
llO8 18th NV 2ls
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1927 ESSEX COACH.
Good paint and tires; motor in Al shape;
excellent appearance; unusually fine car;
now $500.
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ENGINEER-Civil graduate. bpecIaIIzIHE IN
architectual and building construction. Ex-
perience in building maintenance desirable.
Reply confidential. Give education, expert
ence, references and salary expected. "a
dress Box 205-M, Star ofice. IL
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neutrality-suspicious. for permanent EN-
ployment for several young graduate cleo
trical engineers. Advancement is limited 0nl5
by ability Give education, former employ
ment. present salary and references. APP
piications treated confidentially. ADDRESS
BOX 2O6-M, Star ONCE. II.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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1926 CHEVROLET COACH.
Excellent throughout; a bargain, only $3.50.
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CTRICIAN-All-around wire man and
motor man; must be quick, active and thor
oughly experienced: otherwise do not reply.
Address Box Yam, Star Office ~,
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1927 CHEVROLET COUPE.
New paint and tires, mechanically o. X;
$3.50.
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HELP--MEN.

BAKER wanted. aIi-around. Apply s4l7
18th st. ne. ~
BAKER experienced; bread, rolls and pas
try: night work. Apply 34l2 18th ST. NV
CAR WASHER, nights; must be good and
reliable and have reference. 25l6 Que
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CHAUFFEUR, reliable, with Identification
card Apply Wardman Park Taxicab Ga
va rear 2Oi3 M III
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SITUATION--WOMEN.

LADY, young, 81, pleasing personality, one
year university training. desires position;
experienced as dentists assistant any re-
fined work acceptable. Address Box l5a,M'
Star office. ~.
LADY of refinement wishes position as
companion and nurse to invaiid; or oo as
mothers helper. Tel. Ciar. Sso-F- ~ :,
NURSE. experienced, desires position; would
accompany patients to st. Augustine, Fla
references. Address N. N. Berry, 922 Floyd
ave. Richmond. Va. - -. Z2-
sition by February /; nurse semi-inyalid OF
school child or housekeeper' for couple: stay
nights; doctors and other references. Al
dress Box 256-M. Star ONCE.
SECRETARY-S TENOGRAPHER. high grade,
well educated; can take rapid and difncult
dictation; college education. Lorraine King
Potomac 1904. ---
WOMAN. refined young. white. OF good
practical nurse. companion or general house
keeper. Address Box 222-M. Star office. 20
YOUNG LADY. Protestant. to learn hle
enced r. B. \. operator; reference. Address
Box l84-M. Star ONCE. 90
YOUNG LADY with knowledge OF shorthand
and typewriting desires ONCE work; begin
ner. Cali Hyattsville 1851. 20'
YOUNG WOMAN, energetic, alert, excellent
stenographer, with training In bookkeeplnt;
graduate of secretarial course OF local
ton with reliable firm where she can ad-
vance according. to her ability. Now em-
which which offers possibility for advancement.
Present salary not so important as oppor-
tuntty to work where ability and training
will count. Telephone National l74s for In
terview
APT. HOUSE OWNER
Do you want capable woman who under
infringement. viii collect rents. attend to
repairs. etc? Rea 5onable salary. Present
eSsnse SIX xc.ent address Box
20-M, Star ONCE.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

BURIAI IIJI soNI.F,o " I'm,
new, wonderfully located Memorial Park
Is being developed for this community by
men of long experience in this field OF work
and owned by local corporation OF bust
ness and professional men. sales wiz Pc
gin in few days. You are invited 10 IN
YestiRate the opportunity.
Apply for appointment by. telephone.
Mel rnnnlifan a4a2.
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN wishes work on trucks or ianitor at
garage. Girl wishes bundle wash to take
home or evening work to cook dinners. 1908
l4th st. NV. Apply on Monday; basement.
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VlCTROLA for sale Call Apt. 81. 1880 r
st. NV. Sunday or after pm. Monday. 2O'
WoOD.-Seasoned oak. cut any length, $16.
il4 cord. Phone Clar. 2l94. g. 2. Munson,
Arlington, Va.
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WANTED-PassenWers for Miami; Dodge
sedan; $l8 Mrs. Hooking, 6l9 1Sth 81.
NV Metropolitan l24s. |
LEAVING for Florida Tuesday an, take
ONCE.
MIAMI, SAG; TAMPA, JAX, FLORIDA.
Carolina and Georgia points. Passengers
and cars wanted. Franklin 1898. FL
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1926 BUICK COACH.
Well kept by one owner; unusually good
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BEST MARCEL WAVE. BY MISS ROBERT
SON, soc; try my work. Call Met. 5627
1917 F St Chez Natalie special
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL SPECIAL:
Tues finger wave, 35c; permanent wave,
complete, SIS. SIT 14th ST. Met. 9sls. -
FOR REDUCING excessive weight DR.. Della
Ledendeckers treatments are excellent. safe
and successful 3025 o NV. West 1i20.
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GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced teach
er; private lessons; moderate rates. Decatur
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Veteran Ace Is
Visitor Here

Captain W. c. Mackenzie, British
ace during thc World war with a
record of % planes 70 his credit
arrived in FL Centre today, but not
IN the glamor one usually connects
with war hero.
The captain s health, shattered by
his war experience forced him to
undergo long hospital treatment,
and he has recently been released to
go "on his OWN" He was given
vocational training by the govern
mcnt, having transferred to the
American forces after the United
States entered the war and IS max
ing living by repairing adding ma
chimes and type writers, trade
taught him by the government.
Maekenbe states that he enlisted
i'll the Canadian forces and was with
the same squadron that is credited
with shooting down the commander
of the fmaous "Flying Circus"
squaron Of the German army. He
was wounded several times in ac
tion and is unable to dosany heavy
work
"I'm broke, but able to get by If
| can scare up & little work here,
and folks who give me Jobs viii
have no cause to complain, l'll guar
antce that" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
NO STARS BUT
LOTS OF FIGHT
ON BOXING CARD

"Belieye me, ia rather see a
bunch of unknown boys who are will
ino to fight do their stuff, than
watch some of these high priced boys
with regulations come down here to
c,inch and hold through bout or
else knock out a palooka. ~
Tie quotation is taken from any
number of fans who put their feel
iros into words. All of us have heard
.hem. Your average fan wants to
see action and plenty of it.
""That's what he is promised for
Thursday night of this week, when
the Imperial Valley Athletic club
win put on five bouts of six rounds
each, without single star in any
event, but with plenty of fight guar
anteed in each battle.
For the main tight of the evening,
although Harry Woodbury. says there
is no main event, Young David, the
Filipino boy who has been a sensa
ton in his two fights here, will meet
Madison Glover, a fast stepping and
hard hitting colored boy.
David gets in there and keeps
busy. He knocked out Kid Reyes in
his first appearance here and then
scored technical hayo over Battling
Chico two weeks ago. Glover claims
III, Arizona featherweight title and
las defeated Pastor Calope, w h @
fought here last week, Freddie I'M
perial and a flOcl: of others. He is
no star, but willing youngster.
Fans who were out last week saw
Harry Jennings make short work of
Kid Tidmore from Oklahoma, in the
opening bout of the night. There
was no time to get line on Jen-
nings' work except that he can hit.
This week he gets tougher opposi-
tion in Andy Armstrong. Andy has
been up the coast getting experience
and is all set for fine ruckus
Thursday night.
Mariana Cebu, short on science
but long ON punch, takes on Vincent
SolanO, who answers the same de-
scription, in another six rounder.
This fight should not go the limit,
for somebody should hit the deck
long before six rounds have been
played.
The two Lorenzos, Reyes and Apa-
doca, who staged a whirlwind scrap
here two weeks ago, are booked for
repeater. Six rounds or less is the
distance for these boys also.
Two more battlers who have
fought before and fought well, will
oren the show-Florencia Villa, the
hard hitting boy from Imperial, and
Pelino Kelat, who can take it plenty
and give plenty in return.
That's the ticket and it means
good nights entertainment for
any fan. The card has been moved
up to Thursday night, the state law
prohibiting boxing on Memorial day
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Golfer
Meets Defeat

81. ANDREWS, Scotland, May
p. UD The first important Amer
ican defeat in the British amateur
golf championship was scored today
El Il w. spark, i1riton, elminat-
cd br. O. f. willing Of Portland,
trc. in q second round match. The
score Has > aHd !.
Roland Macfcnzie of Wilmington,
Jci., aothcr of the leading Ameri.
c-as IL ,hc tournament, won by de
fault i'll his first match.
ilis scheduled opponent, II. NJ.
C'ru Of Postamlrnock reported
himself ill AID unable to play.
Meanwhile George Won Elm of
Detroit was scoring Il victory over
nr. H. Gardiner lin OF the royal
and aasicat eleb, ~. Andrews. by
"a scare o. four and Two.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
By UNITED, PRESS

Washington S amazing Senators
and ST. Louis fast stepping Cardin-
ais continued to set the pace today
for major league rivals as the 1880
pcnnant race approached the close
of the first quarter of the season.
Poth teams extended their current
winning streaks Monday. The Cards
scored 10 to win over Pittsburgh
for their eighth consecutive triumph
and their 10th win in Is starts The
Senators made successful debut
against the Yankees in New York
and turned in their sixth straight
win, 10 to O.
Dazzy Vance turned in to 0
two-hit game against the New York
Giants and the Brooklyn Robins held
their runner up position half Il game
behind the Cardinals.
The Philadelphia Athletics cele-
brated the raising of their 1929
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

world championship pennant by de-
feating the Red SoX, 8 to ..
Cleveland took doubleheader
from the Chicago White Sox, TO
3 and ) to 2, taking third place in
the American league race from the
New York Yankees.
A five run rally in the sixth, fea-
tured by Harry Heilmann 5 homer
with two on, gave the Cincinnati
Reds a to > victory over the Chi
cago Cubs.
Whitlow Wyatt, Detroit rookie.
pitched the Tigers to a Z to 3 tri-
umph over the st. Louis Browns.
Rain kept the Philadelphia Phil
lies and Boston Braves idle.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Gienna COIlett
On Losing Team

PARIS, MAY p. U.R)-The Unit
cl States led by thrce matches 70
$50 at The end OF the morning play
of >,omeu's golf teams representing
thc United states and France on
lhr ceursc Of the saint Germain
country club today.
The most surprising defeat was
that sustained hy the doubles com
biHatitn led by Clenna Collett, L.
s. ctampion. With Miss Bcrnice
NALL Of Oshkosh, Wis Miss Collect
lost 10 Mile. SiMonc Th.un De La
Chaauto and Mmc 4. NJ. Nagliano,
Dac and twa.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Close Race la
Coast teague

SAN FRANCISCO, May 17, UD
-- Seven Nccfs ~ Pacific todst
league baseball f.nds most ot the
clubs fairly close 'tbgeis ia their
race for leade. ifs' SaiiI only -four
aad "a hail gomcs separating the FIRST
i'aee Senators aHa tLe sixth r'8ee
Hollywood ShciHs ;ta ete1.ua' ouj-
eanc is t.es uf. Only seattle 54f
Portland are hHNipE .dati4,diy Il
the rear.
Sacramento scems bound 80 ms
crease Ler sDdia f'it' 5ses in tht
series at Sasttie Upl3j. the ladiaas
pcrk up coaaidera'iv.
Oakland. ei.se af.tlo feela o. sfe-
rameuto. viii aes an equal brcaS
7shep Tat team meets the tag end.
my Portland Beavers.
\ tougher week j. predicted when
tbc thira place Is Apseies Angels
mi Il with the Mis i.a Reds ONLY
tva, places behind tAcw.
San Francisco, t' .th. tail end Of
tte frs division, retJse- hene, teF
thr tirs. time iH tute Ne-bs, 20 hat-
tic with i,c'Gv 'c.l, loHr from ths
top in thc SECOND y,'i.'a4
Fh,~r were no games yiieraar.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
|SO. California
| Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, May y. tU.R)-
Bitter rivals for three years, Ace
Hudkins and Dave Shade, middle.
weights, meet for the first time to-
right in the main event at the Olvm-
pie auditorium.
With the promise that the winner
will bc given a chance to meet Mick
cy Walker, the bout is one of the
most important TO be touted here
since the WalkcrlIudkins tangle last
October.
Both Shade and his opponent were
in the pink for their scheduled 10
rounds with only pound difference
il their weights. shade expects to
register ~ pounds, while Ace will
bend the beam q pound heavier.
Promoter jack Doyle is understood
to have made IIudkins flat offer
OF $1z,50o 70. the night 6 work,
while Shade is to receive 90 per cent
OF the gate, which should about
make his earnings toss up with
lludkina if the expected house turns
out
Other bouts on the program in.
ciudc a six rounder between Tom
Morgan and Roy Moore, 10 pounds,
and another between Willie Fausto
and Jackie stephens, 1870.
Two four round events, Henry
Pollins VS.. Manuel Davillo, 146, and
Marcelino Lomoli, VS.. frankie Diaz.
l35, will furnish the opening ses-
sions.
Los ANGELES, May 27. UP)-
IN amateur weight lifting contest
viii be held at the Los Angeles Ath-
letie club under A. 4. L. sanction
tomorrow night with southern Cali
fornia strong men competiting.
Los ANGELES, May %. U.p)-
j ack Nonable, Oakland middle
weight, is scheduled to meet Sandy
Casanova, III the six round main
event in the Main Street Athletic
club s Saturday night program. Man
uel Trevina and Sergio Rcdam, 120,
win meet IL the six round aemi-fina
HOLLYWOOD, May -. WR)-The
relay team of the Los Angeles high
school will attempt to set a new
world S record for the inter scholast-
lc 200 yard free for all at the South
cra Pacific \. \. L. swimming meet
II the Hollywood Athletic club
Thursday night.
HOLLYWOOD, May 27. U.H =
Denny Le1lart of Seattle, and Figo
Honan of Les Angeles will clash in
the Thursday night main event at
the Hollywood Legion stadium here.
Other baits billed for the program
ave Joe Bdto VS.. Tom Patrick, light
V weights, s-mi-final; Leonard Roahm
ing vs.. iothstcin, special; Jimmy
Jefferson and Billy Wagner, and
M:ehy and Richie Thomas will fight
the -four FOUNDERS.
ENUlCOTT, y. Y, May %. Up)-
Max 'ScNmcling resumed training to-
day fog his heavyweight chanpion'
ship blpt with Jack Sharkey at
Yankee stadium, June l., after i
one dayllay-off. Schmeling planned
tc box tvo rounds against each of
his sparrmg mates today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
DOWENY TRAIL DELAYED

LOS ANGELES, ~ =. UP)-
Trial of the $40, 0,00G.000 suit Of
Frank II. Kunkel and other stock
lClders Of the Pan-American Petrol
cum and Transport company against
J.. L. Doheny, Gil millionaire, and the
company, was continued todav until
jane 10 by agreement of attorneys
and with the consent OF Federal
Judge Consgraye.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

Kings County tested 1,O47 cows
IN April and the average butterfat
production was 25.4 pounds. The
high COW eave $40 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

Uniform. Cycol viii not eyoporote,
thin, OF. .breok down.
,. The closest Of offroctionosion dur
ing distillotion rejects light vo.otiIe
Fractions and heavy eummy elements.
No motor oil forms less corbon thon
CycoI Motor Oil.
4. Cycol is made only from spe-
ciolly selected crude ellis. They ore
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn Z, New York o.
Cincinnati 6, Chicago >.
st. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 1.
philadelphia r q ; n, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Eesults
Open date.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN. LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 7-J, Chicago 80.
Washington 10, New York :.
Philadelphia 9, Boston >.
Detroit :, ST. Louis 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

These five steps make these
truths possible:
l. The new EdeIeonu treatment
process removes i4% more impurities
thon does the commonly used ocid-
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more lvbricotion--more protectiongor
your motor. Cycol is pure oil.
q Cycol is distilled under high VOC
uum methods. No vital elements ere
FREE 1880 Associated Road n
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

The EaublW r~u--- 80 General
Grant National Fa-k WiH ho wiJ
,usd aud ,MproNeA
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

Mo cheering crowds surround
Y The bus motor thot comes
Unscored through 10000 sruel-
ling miles. No checkered flag
flashes WIN to the tractor snok-
ing logs through the mud. No
sport page herolds your own mo-
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trouble-free.
But by winning these everybody
tests, Cycol hos eorned the solid
faith Of thousands OF users. CycoI
has won the West. In spite Of new
oils thot come and go, in the face
oFclom0rous claims Of competitors
the use Of Cycol increases.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

orotaly stored at the refinery.
5. Only the "heort cus"--the First
choice crvdes - ere used in making
Cycol.
Cycol gives complete, unfoilins lub-
rication, yet no oil is more economi-
col, for Cycol hos Endurance Beyond
Belief" The price Of Cycol is but 2.
cents per quart.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

weakened. All
fractions ore
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

ENnlCOTT, y. <, May -. Up)-
Max 'Samcling resumed training to-
day fog his heavyweight champion
ship bIut with Jack Sharkey at
Yankee stadium, June l., after Il
one Gay\lay-off. Schmeling planned
te box tyo rounds against each of
his sparrmg mates today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
LIVESTOCK SELLING
BY UNION INCREASES
Approximately 100 per Cent
Marketing Growth Re-
ported by Talbot

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 30.-H1-An
increase Of approximately 100 per
cent In the number Of head Of live
stock marketed In 1929 as compared
with 1928 was reported by G. G. Tai
bot, jamestown. N. D., president Of
the Farmers Union Livestock Com
mission Co., Of South st. Paul at the
annual meeting Of directors here yes
terday.
The business 50 far in January Of
1880 has been running 10 per cent
ahead OF the same period Of 1928.
The bulk of the livestock marketed
by the Farmers Union company at
South st. Paul comes from Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana and Wiscon-
sin. The Farmers Union company
took over the livestock business Of the
old Equity Union.
MI. Talbot Is q member Of the or
ganization committee Of the ~ live
stock co-operatives Of the nation
which are cooperating with the fed
eral farm board In making plans for
the setting up Of q national livestock
marketing agency.
The North Dakota and Minnesota
Farmers educational cooperative un-
ion societies held . joint meeting yes
terday. The officers Of the North
Dakota society ore identical with the
officers Of the Farmers Union Live
stock Commission Co.
The Wednesday meetings completed