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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. ANY complaint found necessary
to be made TO The Star win receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch IFS.
ALTERATIONS-Heat plants, bath room
complete front and rear open and Enclosed
porches roofing, metal garages, concrete
block and brick garages, cellar excaVating,
papering, plastering, painting or any type
building improvements. 1910 years to pay.
WashinRton's oldest remodelers. COLEMAN
HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE, Rooms
6O3-6O5 District National Bank Building,
l406 @ st. NV, Met. 3043-3044.
BEDDING OF all kinds renovated and Steril-
lied by process approved by Health Dept,
D. G. Prompt service and low prices Eagle
Bedding Co., 22l5 5th st. ne. DECATUR 755
pillows reno; best prices ana prompt del.
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Condor searched the sleeping boys clothes-the
money not there. Perhaps 1t was beneath his
pillow. The cloud that had hidden the moon rolled
aside. He saw the boy alone. At the same in
slant the lad opened his eyes and recognized Con-
don. The man made a quick dive for his victims
throat to prevent outcry. Instead, he felt his
wrists seized in grip of Steel and he heard low
and savage Snarl behind him.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

INSURANCE MEN, several good health and
accident; best contract in city for salesman
and insured. Apply by letter. giving expo
rience. Address Box 263-S, Star office.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for expert
enced salesman with good reputation. Right
man can earn 500 to 5000 per week. Must
be well acquainted in Washington. See Mr.
Lewis, 1927 Conn. ave, second floor front,
to 1890 am. IA"
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A heavy body fell upon him. powerful teeth gripped
his throat and his head whiried in a sudden black
ness. The ape rose from the mans PROSTATE
form and shook himself. The boy. Mortified, leaped
from the bed to lean over the mans body He
knew that Akut had killed in his defense, even as
it had killed the villainous Russian but here in
savage Africa far from home and friends, what
would they do to him and his faithful ape?
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
(COntinued.)


STORE FfxTURES--Show cases, wall cases.
counters shelving, tables, chairs cash regis-
fountains, cleo. mixers, partitions and ea Sa
ment of every description. Edgar Baum,
TWIN BEDS metal, coil as springs felt mat
st. NV.
TYPEWRTTERs : American Typewriter Co.
M t.c'G5S fTOm $40 S 10
er: Easy terms: PTacticaiiy new m machines
for rent Student gS6m Expert TeDaTns
evenings. 1881 East Capitol st. Lin. OOs2.
TYPEWRITE5s, and adding machines-sale
or rsnt-Special rates to students. Limited
CORONA TypewTiters. Inc. 1915 18th 81.
TYR6Et%IRrTER RSy9 No TO- a. Tst;cisss
Co.. 1405 K st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS : Fine, guaranteed rebuiits
at at reasonable prices. Nothing sold or rented
Exchange. 807 18th st. NV. Franklin 1914.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL. SERVICE, Georgia
s sSg FL M UnderWo0ds; Royals and L. G. Smiths
TYPEWRITERS-One of Washington's oldest
companies is going out OF business; type
writer's from $780, ribbons, l0c; other bar
gains Rebuilt Typewriter Co.. 1loS 9Th st.
TYPEWRTTERsEPortab and standards, at
low prices and easy terms; widest selection
in town .GT rentals repairs unissd TyDewTitsE
ave. NV. 15s
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable, never
used, $4S at once. Inquire Store. 1898 7th
st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERs. leading makes, Ike
ture cleaner, $12.50. Rent cleaners, $3.50
day. Open until pm. Delivery. Vacuum
Cleaner Shop, 1404 Girard. Adams $500.
WASHING MACHINES and ironing machines
floor samples and salesman's demonstra-
tors OF late-model machines. Guaranteed.
FREE service nrSt year. FIRST come, flrst pick
ST. NV.
WOOD-Oak, sawed any length: large tom
truck load, SO, delivered. Phone Hyattsville
1914.
WOOD, seasoned oak, cut any length, SIG
cord; small round and slab wood, Sl1; SO
half cord. Clar. 2194. G. b. Munson,
Arlington, Va.
WOOD, any length; pine, cord, 50. so;
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Do IT RIGHT.

~ I 7 M y
If you really want to get into the radio
profession, learn all branches OF 1t ana geC
radio college of long standing and high
standards. You will not get anywhere by
with receiving sets and not getting thorougn
instruction. This college has the highest
standard of any radio institution in the
country, is recognized by the Government.
and we have been successfully turning out
men for over twelve years, placing our
graduates in positions at good salaries; Our
Spring term will begin on Monday; Marcn
on the course, 1t will pay you to enroll now
for the preliminary work that VIII put you
in a class ahead of those waiting for the be-
ginning of the term. And it will cost you
no more. Catalogue on request.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institution.
405 9th ST. DISTRICT 1882.
is"
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FORD COUPES ca, late 1929 models. rum
few thousand miles This is your opportii
nifty to get real bargain for just the un-
p IS.t notes. Auto Loan & Sales Co, s0S
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FORD BUYERS, I have or can get almost
any model A or model T Ford you want at
tne right price. Phone Mr.. Kennedy, Co
lumbia 1892 or Adams $500
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NASH SPECIAL 9 SEDAN, 2-door. 1929: mn
t nost siiyb and orisnal scish does not show
lent; only S525 Lambert Hudson ss3Ger
Co, 1881 14th st NV, cor r. N'Oi'
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FORD TUDOR. 1929, fine condition, 5000
miles for sale by owner; 1890: can arrange
terms. Call Mr.. Merchant, District $3.50,
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O 0.M ,lII COUPE. .l92s,, $3.50; looks Ike
motor AL; excellent rubber, pSirts up 1S,I
S S.iTya and top. Don't fail to see this real
Emerson txou Hcar II trade; Easy terms
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LINCOLN CUSTOM SEDAN-SIOO down. 500
pet rsI,vm month: This car is perfect mechanic
guaranteed; Trade your car. WARRINGTON
Motor Car CO.. 2035 18th ST. NV. Pot. OOS1
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NASH SPECIAL SIX COACH. late series, in
pe eaec condition; all new tires; fully equip
peu: ana appearance proves the very best Of
care: without doubt this is q real Invest
Auto Loan 4 Sales Co, 9OS 10Th ST n W
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OAKLAND, SPORT SEDAN, 1879; wire
low mile Sn1 iender wells; used very little;
you -FOUR car IN trade. Terms The WashinS-
n rSn SSoao1niiiae Co.. 1850 Conn. ave. NV
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NASH SPECIAL BROUGHAM, iS2S-HaS had
WONDERFUL care; looks and runs like new;
s IKen In trade: Priced right; terms. Dick
Murphy, Inc. 604 H ne. Lincoln O337
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We have room in our organization for
several ambitious men who are anxious to
increase their earnings.
Experience not entirely necessary, as we
will furnish standard selling equipment and
train you for the work.
Now is an opportune time to get started
for what promises to be Chevrolets great
est year.
See Mr. Bartholomew.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
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only few hundred miles. Forced to sseri-
nee nee. Owner leaving States. Address BOX
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

am interested in securing about young
men OF good character who can furnish ref
erences; should be between rs and IS. pref
erably married. II you have the above quail
ifcations, 1 shall train you for one full day
DDS OF selling our product. After this train
ing, provided you are accepted, you will
men and with an assured income. At the
present time our company maintains rs
for our organization. Our program for the
year is to establish ofices all over the coun-
try At the present time we are successfully
operating throughout 50 countries of the
world We shall be able to place the sue
in as short a time as possible The above is
an honest advertisement for good. reputable
men, and I am prepared to back it up. Even
though you may be employed at a satisfac-
tory salary. have the courage to have you
future. See sales manager Friday, $50 am.
10 IL m. 20l Denrike Building, 1910 Vermont
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FORD COUPE, late 1926; unusually GOOD
conditions; any demonstration; s95; terms
considered. 30l2 18th st. NV. Col. 5703
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HUDSON BROUGHAM, late model-Practi-
caly new tires, wonderful appearance and
CONDITION; 1885; terms. Open evenings and
Sunday. 2sl9 NJ st. NV.
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GRAHAM-PAIGE SPORT SEDAN, straight
=. 5-passenger. latest model. Driven only q
lew hundred miles; with the appearance Of
a brand-new CAR; de luxe equipment, 6 disc
w,neeis; well tenders, trunk rack, bumpers,
private party for $1,350; terms or trade
Auto Loan 4 Sales Co., eos 10th NV
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FORD ROADSTER, l927-Good tires, motor,
PANT and top; 500; terms. Owens Motor
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HELP-WOMEN.

SIENUGRAPHER, able to take
dictation; prefer one with ex-
perience in clerical work. Must
be accurate. State age, refer
ence and experience. Also salary
expected. Address Box liar,
Star office.
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MAEMON 8-CYL. PHAETON, l928-s7OO.
LOOKS and and runs lie new. Guaranteed.
Tpi 1.g on. Motor Car Co., 20S5 nth st. NV.
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nOOSON COACH-Newly painted, blue body,
rec, wheels, Just overhauled, finest condition.:
real bargain, $135. Mr.. Roper, ll0o 18th st.
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OLDS SPORT ROADSTER, 1929, late series,
ssMoie seat, counter well tenders, like new,
80 o'"'c teEnSi neW.car guarantees: no trade
IN; see Mr. Barnes, lT2s 18th 81. NV De-
caLur 2S9O. Open evenings tilI a m
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OAKLAND COACH, $3.50 down, S22 so per
month: Excellent condition in every wsy.
SSsnnaeersnteed: Warrington Motor Car Co
S9SS 17tn st. NV. Potomac 001l
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HUDSON COACH. ls25-Motor thoroughIy
Lsmpert-Hudson Motors Co., 1881 18th ST.,
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NASH-Any one wishing to buy new Nash
ear sao can save $50 by telephoning Decatur
ooo<.
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FORD ROADSTER, 1929-Priced $50 below
market; well tenders, rumble seat; $3.50;
terms. TRIANGLE Motor Co., New York ave.
FORD COUPE. late as, excellent condition:
new tires etc.; take SOS; terms. l346 Rises
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PACKARD CLUB SEDAN, late model and in
excellent running order good finish: nearly
and many excellent bargains in other makes
PacRards used cars. 100 Kalorama I'd
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HUDSON CUSTOM LANDAU, I928-criRinal
green Duco finish. blue velour upholstery;
RSs svissTr M mnetcnanically; our price is S495.
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O OIL ;HsS 4-PAss. COUPE. is5s-Four
aSmppert-Hudson Motors Co., 1881 18th st.
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OLDSsM n SPORT COUPE. late 1922
$3.50. Adams 4457-J, -SONS "e"'
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PACKARD CALIFORNIA TOURING ,3eryect
paint. tires and condition, $3.50; easx tern.S
or trade. Fred L. Morgan, 18th and ri 1
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FAChARU 4-21 SPORT PHAETON, very
special motor Just rebuilt, new top chro-
every needed extra. An unusually Beautiful
car Packard, 100 Kalorama I'd
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phone Metropolitan o6I7 and get the best
results: we positively pay more for furni-
iflaan 1.laa Iis.nclra So6 efh - :. NJ
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SAL ESMFN-ROOK SALESMEN
SECURITY Statesmen

SESOH1 C[A@LO@h1AN
Experienced stock salesman to sell securt-
ties in chain drug store organization with
growing concern now earning over 2i2 times
preferred stock dividend requirement. Ex-
cellent bank references, strong board OF d.
rectors and capable MANAGEMENT. American
Drug Stores. 1896 Wisconsin ave, NV.
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EssEFx 42 %s:E :. ssasYse s2s per
.'rarsnteed WaFfington Motor oa1, Co,
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E,OED STANDARD COUPE, 1929 = Car IL
ttient. Erice iS right for real buy, S365;
terms. TRIANGLE Motor Co., . New York ave.
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YOUNG LADIES, 1924, to travel with. crew
Of girls; special campaign among business
Arms exclusively;4 permanent, fascinating
position; sKpsriesies UNNECESSARY. Apply
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3 OIL SStoI LANDAU SEDAN. is27-see
Service, NE goth st. NV. North 0a41
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a ~ MUDEL TUDOR-Cannot appreci-
aye the value OF this car until you see il;
S3oO. triangle Motor Co., 2 New York ave.
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DRUG BUSINESS, stock and fixtures. at
RoSslyn, Va; attractive terms. r. O. Lewis,
care Trust Company of Northern Virginia,
Rosslyn, Va. Clarendon 1890
BARBER CHAIRS, 2; 2 pool tables and fix-
lures, all In good condition. Call Halls Hill,
Va. or address TAYLOR, Ra1latnr. Xa. Rnx 50.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
FIREWORKS FACTORY
CODE RECOMMEND
ED FOR NEW YORK

New York City CLNS)-With the
Fourth of July less than two months
away, the New York industrial com
missioner, Miss Frances Perkins, has
recommended to the state industrial
board fireworks code designed to
protect the lives and health of work
ers in fireworks factories and to pre-
vent the occurrence in New York
state of such catastrophies as re-
Gently cost the lives of several work
ers in fireworks factories in Penn
sylvania and Connecticut. The va
rious proposals will be taken up at
public hearings.
Prepared by experts in fire and ac-
cident prevention, the code embodes
proposals concerning the construction
and maintenance of fireworks factory
buildings and their location with ref
erence to other buildings, highways,
railroads and navigable waters.
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the men were given a Scent an houl

the men were given a Scent an hour
increase.
The mems representative on the
board, j. t. Foster, vice president of
the 7. & L. Congress of Canada, sub
mits a minority report, favoring a g.
cent increase. He points out that the
employees covered by the schedules Of
this union have not received increases
in the past comparable with other
classes of employees. Most of the
workers, he points out, receive less
than 500 a month, whereas the min
imum decency budget for family of
five requires $13335. The financial
ability of the company to meet the
increase should be measured, Foster
states, by the fact that over long
period it has paid 10 per cent divi-
dends and built up big reserves, and
not by the rate of earnings during
the recent wheat blockade and bust
ness depression.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
EMPLOYERS OPPOSE
PENSIONS FOR AGED

Atlantic City, N. Odd age pen
sions "or any other socialistic dole
system, governmentally supported or
operated" is opposed by the Manu-
facturers' Association of New Jer-
sey.
The business men, at their conven-
tion here, said old age pensions will
be fatal to independence and init
atiye" and will place burden on in
dustry and a tax on thrift.
Former Governor Stokes of this
state, in his address to the conven-
tion, expressed displeasure with the
United States senates Investigations
that so often have struck "pay dirt"
Business is seriously handicapped
by such an inconsistent and unfriend-
ly policy" said Mr.. Stokes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
DANDER OF IOWA
LABOR AROUSED

Des Moines, Iowa ILNS)-Iowa
labor is in the midst of hot fight
to defeat Edward NJ Smith for gov
ernor, declaring at the same time
that Dan Turner, candidate for gov
ernor, has a good labor record"
Smith is charged with having the
worst labor record of any legislator
north of the Mason and Dixon line
He served in four terms of the state
general assembly. Iowa labor classi-
fies him in opposition on eleven i'm
portant labor measures and as refus-
ing to vote on II others. Included in
the bills on which Smith is classed as
bitterly hostile is labor's anti-injunc-
tion bill and its bill to declare labor
not commodity.
In addition, Smith is shown hostile
to the plumbers, the street car men,
BARRIERS, miners and the building
trades generally.
As publishers of newspaper, the
Madisonian, at Winterset, Iowa.
Smiths editorials have been checked
and at least seven of these are de-
nounced as bitterly hostile.
The Smith record has been printed
in detail on display posters and these
have been sent broadcast over tha
state. They also have been sent to
every local union in the state to be
read and to be posted in union halls
and in workshops.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of
Important Events of the
Week, Here and Abroad

Margaret Bondfield, British misis-
ter of labor, told questioner in the
house of commons that the number
of persons on the registers of the un-
employment exchanges April IA was
SOC, 765 greater than on the same day
year ago.
Labor won a victory when the
United States circuit court at ST.
Louis dismissed the request of the
Missouri Pacific railroad for an in
junction restraining the attorney gen
eral of Arkansas from enforcing the
Arkansas full crew law.
Decreases in the population of sew
eral of the New England cities are
recorded by the census, the losses be-
ing attributed to the closing or NOV
ing of textile mills.
The five communist leaders, who
are serving terms of Imprisonment
for the part they played in the dis
orders of March 6 in Union Square,
New York city, must remain in prison
pending their appeal to the appellate
division, Supreme Court Justice Gave
gan, of New York, ruled May 5.
Declaring that 1--WE have not yet
turned the corner toward greater en-
ployment in industrial activity" Gov.
Roosevelt, of New York, recently
sent letter to city and county Off
cials urging them to begin work al
once to improve the unemployment
situation in the fall and winter.
As unrest increased in India and
British troops were held in readiness
for action, Mahatma Gandhi, leader
of the national civil disobedience cam
paign, was arrested and imprisoned
under a sedition law of 1927.
The United States has passed the
worst of the great economical storm,
President Hoover told the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States or
May /.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

Tr.ds ahor Counil TUESDAYS No Stanle
Bakers Union No. saturday
Union No 1872 and 4th Mondays Hall No. t.. E R.
Bicklayers No Friday Rbd
Brotherhood of Railway On CALL Labor Temple Martin
Carpenters es7~Every
No e4s2nd Wednesday Labor Temple B c.
Letter Carriers No. Local Friday lay M We'd labor snp M
of Way EmpOyest and @ Sundays T. G. Hall Edgar
Moidr @ W Union No. Monday T. C. No.
Labor Temple
Molders Fridays, No Al
Pattern Makers End and 4th Fridays
Thursday l2 N Monument
Labor Temple Claren
ss o EDneep, Gmep No No and me sg Mondays D9s
st = Fi No J r d 9TH 9TH Thursda Labor ana
Street Wednesday, Hall No
Mounter Fridays, T.
swtchmen nd 3rd
Typographical Wednesday,
Woman Union Every Tuesday
Helpers Palmer seereta
MIDDIETowN LABOR UNIONS
.-.-2nd j.
Arnalga Association Iron,
Musicians No Sunday A NJ G Hall R G.
BARRIERS No Monday, T. c. Chas
Printing Presmen No. 2nd s' thursday 1S T
Pnrpfnsrs 1S No. NJ 5;o . Monday G. m Hall E
Panter and De- Decorators m No 04S"~-lst Friday T. 9
sheet Metal Workers No. 1bursdsy ona T. C.
Operating Every Friday
Typographical No Monday T. c Hall Jack Fegu
Hod T. Harry
No End and
DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS
Molder
1
Electrical Workers Temp
molders Jerry Calvin Cos W. Norman Ave, Dayton Ohio
Carpenters Herman Perpingon,
Milk & Ice Helpers
Painters
rs
Plumbers John Ross High 22M D
Stage Hands Movie OpJohn
MIDDLETOWN BUSINESS :"
CurtisS q
-
"'""""""11 " Sou' ooo ""l'e olhce l. y. nan
hoSie been
'aso ii"Hos Roebuck 50 So Broad
Electrical Workers C c. s. Bowers Labor
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
OPPOSE MORE PAY
FOR RAIL CLERKS

Montreal ILNS)-The majority
report of the Cancellation board in the
case of the Canadian Pacific railway
and the international Brotherhood of
Railway and Steamship Clerks,
Freight Handlers, Express and Sta
tion Employees is adverse to the de-
mand of the men for an increase of
6 cents an hour
The majority of the recent board, in
their report, cite the recent decline in
railway earnings as a reason for re-
fusing the mems request. They also
state that there has been no increase
in the cost of living since 1927, when
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
SOFT COAL OUTPUT
DROPS

Washington, ID. c. (ILNS)-Pro-
duction of bituminous coal in mines
of the United States is running ap-
preciably behind that Of last year,
rejecting the general slowing up of
the nations industrial machine by
comparison with it's 1929 pace. Out
put is about on a level with that of
1923, however, and the first weeks of
April showed degree Of improve
ment as compared with the corre-
spending period year ago, the u. S.
Bureau of Mines reports.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-16
ROSTER OF ORGANIZATIONS

Stanley Ogg, 723 SO. Seventh st.
Robert J. Danford, 1888 McGlynn st.
E. R. Legg, 227 South 7th st.
Ray Mefford, GOT So End ST.
rds, 302 North Eleventh street.
Martin Philibaum, 236 Wayne ST.
Don A. Howard, P o. Box 342.
Peter Schmitt, 965 Main st.
Robert Mick, 500 So Front st.
b. c. Scherzinger, Labor Temple
I'm. A. Biddinger, 338 Ludlow st.
Ie... Karl Brown, 822 Buckeye st.
Edgar Smith, 63S Chestnut st.
&c BRANDED, 1888 Pleasant Ave.
Gerald Froelke, 1872 East Ave.
Fred Woodrey, $40 Central Ave.
Chris Reidinger, 2426 Noble Ave-
al Besanceney, TIA Clinton Ave
Frank F. Vessel, 421 So 3rd st.
Cliff Duerr, 1901 S. End ST.
VIM. Fremgen, 522 Ridgelawn Ave.
1t Ave.....C. E. Sorber, $50 Buckeye st
Clarence Davis, 1912 VanDerVeer Ave
Daniel Cummings, 1855 Garden Ave
John P. Kuenzel, r. r. No. 3.
s.."Andrew Popp, 927 N. d st.
w. E. Tice, 2340 Freeman Ave
Carl Reiter, 2120 Elmo Ave.
William J. Welsh, care Moose Home
John Janser, 1924 Campbell Ave
M. T. Cox, 779 Woodlawn Ave.
Mrs. G. A. Rosson, r. r. No. z
Secretary, PIT w. IL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
..R. ]. Fitzgerald, P. o. Box 249.
&C. r. Girard.
..R. c. Oglesby, care News-Signal.
cherzinger, Labor Temple, Hamilton.
..Chas. Smith, Star Barber Shop.
Earl R. Price, Post Office.
&C. +. Read, 1914 Pine ST., Middletown
.E. @. Otterbein, u Harrison st.
VIM. d. Coyle, 1884 Manchester Ave.
II. c. Matthews.
II. A. Scully, 306 Castell Bldg.
Louis Davis, 2013 Wayne Ave.
Otto Kaiser, p. o. Box.
George Ball. Park st.
Ferguson NaegeIe-Auer Ptg. Co.
Harry Roy.
; S. j. Anderson, 125 So. Broad.