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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Gale A. Anderson, Pastor
Sunday

Church School for all ages, 9:45
A. M.
Morning worship service, 11:OO
A. M.
-Four Square meeting, 1880 p. m.
Thursday
Character Builders, Alb P. M.
Four l.. Club, 7:30 P. M.
intermediate choir practice, 700
P. M.
High School choir practice, 7:SO
P. M.
: Senior Choir practice, 500 p. m
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18

sons spent Sunday at the Charles
Larter home.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18

C. l. Shallbetter and son of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18

Nels Hagen of Reserve entered
the local hospital Tuesday evening
suffering from what was reported
as an acute attack Of stomach
trouble. He has been ailing fol-
some time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
Democrats Are
 Making Ready
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Wonilnued from Page IJ 1 Waterbury that 1 nm not II cGndi- | date for the office of tux collector on th" Kennedy ticket.
 The manner lu which Mayor iiayeH h conducting he affairs of the city of Waterbury meets vii h my hearty approval and l intend tO do All in my power iG help him 10 be frHOHIiunted and reelected HE mayor of the city of Waterbury Eo that ho cnn continue To carry oE ihe iine work which he has been doing"
 News of Mr McC0rmnck's posal- ble candidacy ns received ycs'erdhy wag not procured nt the Kennedy headquarters. Lenders of Inc KcD- nedy forces stated to-day that no ticket supporting MT, Kennedy has been dccidcd upon. Instead, they declared. Inc delegates to the vnri- ons conventions. to be voted on al the primaries on the 27ih. Will have In" naming of the ticket eup- porting Mr Kennedy.
 S"VtfthcI"sE. II ie understood that cz-Depu,y Sherin Michael Burns will be inc candidate for city fherin and Edward Clark Will be ihc candidate for either tnX collcc~ tor or controller.
 By next WcdnosdnY Inc organ izhtion work of the Kennedy and Hayes forces ih expected to be per f"ct"d. And then the guns Will open with both men striving for Ill" UhyOThlty II JtuinniiDn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
NOTICE

THE BtHEAU OF hSbESH- l MENT Of tho cty of Waterbury | in the matter of the hbrcsstntu1 and determination of benefits nnt damages hncfuing to all parties in' tnrcaird bY the change of lnyouI of Freight street, ht junction o | Meadow street, between Inc afore. said points. nB Inc sam" whb hc- ccptcd by Inc Board of Aldermen July c, I03I. approved July ( 1881. made report 10 the Eohrd Of 4 Aldermen setting forth that they caused reasonable notice lo be glv- cu to nii persons interested In the proposed public Improvement. In nll respects pursuant To Inc prOvi- aious of the charter of bnid Guy, to appear before ua and be heard in reference thereto. And that they luily heard nl Inc lime and place specified In said notice. all persons who appeared before un.
 And ihcreupon. they did hsn' th and determine that lho benefits and damages are equal,
 And they did further nsnegn and determine that The b"n"nih and damages are equal to all persons and operations Interested In tho proposed public Improvement
 Report accepted hhtcshiucnt of boneitn and damages confirmed and adopted by tbc Bonrd of AL dern"n, August :. I33I. approved August 1. lD3i
 Att"Hl
 EDWARD E. O'DO&&EIJ. ( 1t tllY Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
BY RAYMOND tI.APp1fE IGnIled IrnAn DIFFERENTIATION Ul

Washington. Aug. G~-bPJ The future policy Of the government to- ward sale of grape preparations from which wine can be made in the home may be shaped by pres. ecution resulting from raids on fl New York city wine brick" shop.
 Although Il supreme court de- cisiOn has held illegal ihe shle of bottles. caps and other pnrnpher- DaIth used in making intoKichntf, there has been no such ruling re- gardinB grape concentrates which may turn Into wine.
 Prohibition Director Amos W. w. WoOdcock has taken the position that 20 long as wines are not sold. federal prohibition authorities can not interfere with Whht goes on in The home. Before the Wickerrhnn commission he urged m outright policy of "home option" which would officially remove Inc govern nent from my interest snyc in commercial traffic In ihtozicante.
 Sale of fruit juices could be prosecuted. lie says. only where intent is proved, and legal rE-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
BIDS ON SANATORIUM
 BUILDINGS

Sealed proposals will bs received on construction work nt Underclin SnnntOriun. Mcriden, Connecticut. Projects: No. 1. Nurses Home appropriation including equipment. VIZ. 900.
 No. z. PhysicinD's C0tthRe---0p~ proprlntioD including equipment. 4l3.b60.
 Contractors desiring to bid should apply by letter t0 Cudw0rth & Thdmpson. Architects. 2b7 Main street, Norwich. before August lH, 1881. Bids must be submitted on ohch project separately. Certified check for bM of bid must accom- pnny each proposal,
 Public opening of bids August aI. Ibai nt D. m. tHtnndhrd Timc) In Old Senate Cha mber. Btate Cnpl- toi. Hartford, Connecticut bidders will receive preference
 sTATE TUBERcULOHIA
 COMM fasION.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

others.
 The O'HuIliynn estate, originally estimated ns worth yG.bGO. 900. now Is estimated 10 total less than yi 600. 900
 The motion wns hIed wilh the clerk of MiddlrseN county probate court.
 Twelve heirs.ni law and uoxl to kin of O'BulIiyan made known that they would coDt"et Inc will July 2Z, when they filod appear hnces with the clerk of probate bctt, Lowell attorney, Whn np- pointed to serve ns special admin lstrntor Of C'SulliVhu's cstnic pending settlement of Inc contest.
 Issues of fhct which the con irFiaHte asked To have framed for trial by jury were listed hs fol- lows:
 Was Inc said instrument. Inc alleged will and codi'il pTDpOund od for probate ns thr last will of Humphrey D'BnliyHn. executed ac- cofdinR 10 laW1
 ZDid Inc ahld Humphrey D'SuiliyHn rEcrut" thr said iustru. HtfHl. me Hl'Efb VIII HHI 'b'iI'li, win tnnulrdHn of ila contents, and with the understanding and purpose that fl should be hIr Inai VIII and tefiHfn"Hty
 2 WaE th" sold Humphrey D'BuliiVhn Of sound and dinpptiuH mind and memory al lhr Ntnt of The execution ip ih" said lunirur fueHt. the alleged VIII nhd "pdl"llr
 1 Was th" said lutirtiIuH"i. the alleged will and "odiril. procured 10 be made through ihr Irhud. encr Of William Ii CNtDnnrli hls agents and erfpnutn. John ] Mo GhrrYf pnstpr ot Bi thiilck'a Cath ollie church In LoWclD. JHmrn J. tprrau. John M. tuunlnFhnm trstou ih~y"reJ, "r any nf nIl Of them. rr any pthri person or per roun1
 biRueta Of thc uyrilpu Follow,
 James G pnd .joItullnh j. DHul iiynn. nephoHf, both Dt Lowell. Helen H MoHnlnu and Mary r and iuiia C. D'Hulllynn ui"'or, ali of Lowell talh"iln" E. Mr- WcrnrY. niece. Bridgeport. Conn. James r., William l and nm. nthy f. D'Huliiyan. grand uoplI"Wa. All of Lowell. MniAurfIla D'GuI lionn. grand niece. L"n"il. and EVnnsellur r.. D'HUii1Hu nr guard Ian of Eileen hud lIhuola A. C'fuIliyau pt Hhurhcrt'f. E H grand niece and grand nephew. respectively
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
So Racketeers Try
 To Butt Into Game
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wine from the bricks.

wine from the bricks.
 The warrants were issued under section 1s Of the Volste1d 1ct which reads:
 'It shall be unlawful 10 adver- tise, manufacture, sell or possess for sale any utensii. contrivhDcs machine, preparation, compound tablet sustapcc, formula, directions or recipe advertised. designed or intended for use in inc unlawful manufacture of intoxicating liquor (bsyersge of more than onc-half Of one per cent alcohol by volunc)
 Prior 10 the raid yesterday, the shop had been doing Il bargain counter business with tbronRr crowding for inc privilege of pay ing g2 for il brick which would con- vert water into port, sherry. bur gundy, Tokay, champagne and other wines if permitted 10 remain in the Jug "too long"
 Early in the afternoon, TWO fiasbily dressed young men attract cd by the possibilities in the tbfiv- ing new business had suggested 10 the manager of inc shop, Charles W. Shenk that he "cut them in for share Of the prohie'
 Were doing T legitimate bnsl- ness 10 we cuf in no rhckcteerb," MT. shenk replied fin effect.
 4 short time lai"r his shop was visited by the prohibition agents.
 Shenk denied he or his employees had violated ihc law, and cited In" printed instructions on tnch brick, which resembles in size t pound brick of butter.
 The three arrested. Including shenk, are John Skln. Bloomfield, N. J., and Charles McDonlad, New York. They were 10 be arrhiRn"d before n United States commission CT today. They were freed pending nrraIRnment of 1t 900 ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
NOTICE

THE BUREAU OF ABSEHSM FcNT Of the City of Waterbury, in the matter of the asscssmcnt and de- termination of benefits and dam ages accruing to all parties inter- cHted by the layout of Nathan Street, from Newton Terrace. west crly, and the csta abiishmcnt Of n grade on said street. between the aforesaid points. as the same was accepted by the Board of Alder men June 1st. 1881, approved June 2. 1881. made report to the Board of Aldermen, setting forth that they caused reasonable notice to be giv- cn 10 all persons interested in the proposed public improvement. in all respect pursuant to the provisions pear before Us and be heard in ref ercnce thereto. And that they fully heard at the time and place speci- fled in said notice, all persons who appeared before us.
 And thereupon, they did assess and determine that each of the fol- lowing named persons pay to the City Of Waterbury. for benefits ac- cruing to them and each of them, by the proposed public improve mcnt over and above all dam ages. the sums written opposite their names. respectively. to witt HOutIicrIy Side: Chris II. Ncus- wanRer, s47.60: Thomas r. Kelly, S20.40: George w. Hume. S20.40; Albert J. Bronsky, 320.40.
 NortbcrIy Side: Dudley Y. Beach. 317.g6. William II. Boden, Alice M. Bodcn. S44.20: total. $200.G0.
 And they did further assess and determine that the benefits and damages are equal to All other per- sons md corporations interested in the proposed public improvement. Report accepted. asaessncnt of benefits and damages confirmed and adopted by the Board of Aldermen. August ,, I331. approved August l1, 1881.
 Attest ,=-
 EDWARD E. O'DONNELL, s-G-3t. City Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

Arthur t Lunuy nt 2h fcntraI avenue where lhr body has lliu since TueHdny mrs Uanuah Duu con Itidorut. tho Victiiu'a mother asked that the body Ice nhippoI tp Maine rD ihat funeral @crylror and burial might bt held thrr" lp inrt. row afternoon,
 Mrs Duncan Itidrout Hnd uo n bets ot Inc viciiu'n family len lo. day Tor WHehbmu N,H Eeuluh Dunohn, wife or Inc slam nnn will not be petinitfod to ioDVr Water. bury for Inc fuH"thl s"rYlo"r l." cause her position hr naIorinl witness tu connection Wifh her husbnHd's murder, pt"YrutE II.
 She ls still ht freedom, ih" sz." 900 bond having been furnished by Frank EDnvill", for whom her HusbbDd worked At one iin",
 Wright is taking his impTson- Ueui with T sloirAI nonohhlnuc" fhhf hBa marked him sine" his 6t rfsl. When be WnA being brought from his cell To the detective bu- fnbn to have hle picture taken y"s- terdnY he asked for q belt, II" Wbs not given il belt bot WIS given what Inspector William r, Ee"Ehn referred To bs Inc family lie. ." Virgin wanted 10 know how long he would have 10 be D good boy" before he would be given back hls belt, shoe strings and lie.
 Deputy Coroner Walter W, Emyth sthtsd tosdhy that his ofv nethl finding would probably mol be ready upiil The fifsi part Of next week. In the mean time fO1n' v Detective Roland AIll6g Of Inc stats's attorneys office. ts winding pD tbs remaining loose sBds Of the ~sAs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

lperts regard this AS difficult to es- tnbligh.
 Attorney General William D. Mitchell has Ehln he contcmpIntes no recon me ndations for IgcIslation on the subject.
 The federal farm board, in financing Fruit Industries. Ltd. ie treating the matter purely as il problem fin aiding California grape growers 10 dispose of their surplus, part of which goes Into raisins, pnr, Into Jelli"E and other preparations, md part Into grape concentrate.
 Politically the hdministrnti ton thus far has encountered no wide spread demand for action,
 The chief attack from 4 govern mental source came from the Wickersham commission, which said it was not apparent why home home winn-making should be law fpl when home brewing of beer and home dletilIing were not.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
Boston Thriving

Borlon. Aug. G.--nEPJ With stock rapidlly diminishing, the To- caliributOfs of the compressed grape wine brick continued buai- ness here to-day, worried nbo1f only one thing. Their supply whr getting low.
 A stchdy stream of men and women poured Into the brick rhop y"sterdhy and early to-day and II whs evident the last package of pO- tcutihl ch"er soon would be reach cd
 Meanwhile prohibition authorities get back and waited orders from Washington. Neither Major Henry r.. GDOdnOugh. assistant ndmiuis trator for this district, nor Chief Agent Dcnnis r. Lordon could make any prediction ns to their future action
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
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 AulcnIIrl0A NOTICE


STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District
 of Waterbury, sa Probate Court.
 August 3rd, lD3l
 ESTATE OF Mary l.. Andrcws, late of the Town of Waterbury, m said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for tho DIS. irlct of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date here of for the creditors or said eetnis 10 exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect To present their accounts properly nt,csted within said time, will Do dcbnfred Il recovery. All persons indebted Co said estate arc request cd To mako immediate payment to FRANK l.. ANDNEWB, A-2-3t Administrator. eta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

A, ,iipn r"IuruaDlc ip iho Superior
 Court for New Haven tpun,y. on
 lh" hrsi Tuesday pf sapt"mDcr.
 Ij3I
 August 1, l3ti,
 OnD'n EOh sALE OF CERTAIN
 AssEIs
 This 'aus" uhyiuE come on to l." h'DId upon tIir mptlOu oi the ito''IYrI lp empower mn tD sutI In. assets pr 'tuu nUVVo named cor ppIhtion. except n" casn on hand "I on uoppEli 1ud th" accounts re- trlvHDl", Wui"h ucttOu WaA heard by th" Iipucihbla Arthur z, Eiia. Il Judge Vf the superior Couft. ou Juuy I%. l3ai. wh"isuppn IL was or d"r'd that n hearing Do held Ds- Tore the ItDuoitDl. JOhH Itionhfds Booth, h JudR" of m" Superior Court. ht Inc tountY Court nous" Ht BrIIRrpDit on th" gun dny ol July. lJGI, hl eleven 4, M, 10 cDh- Ein"I ahid hpDiIcnt,on ot tnn Uas ''iV"f ipi Eutn order Of Enta and shld hearing having been "ou'inuud until ms ahte, namely August |, jjal. and IL nppehr.uE that notice pf said application hns been given ip rD"h known Elu"kHoldat of rec ord and EnDWH creditor pf tho cor pothtipu on or before ihg 2tth day uf July. .ljal.
 HDW, 1uhnEfonE. TT ib OH. DEUED
 That HARRY uOU&HTEIE. Inc Uoooiyrf. shall sell ths entire as. gets Df said corporation, except tn. cash on hhUd pt on deposit bnd Inc accounts receivable, at pubIIG hur- tipH on Inc premises of tue corpora iion m Waterbury. tDhnn"ticut on lbr laih day of August, lJaI,
 1hni tha highest bidder ebhi! ba required To a"DDsii ht Inc ilne pf snid bid twenty per cent G0aoJ pf inc amount pf his bid. ana
 That tbn He"siyuf cause 10 be uindu h llEi of EtiDh ailiclus DE HnS have been sold since Inc dhts uf Inc inventory hnd 10 nppfisH bIl bid dafa Hi Tho tiHs of such sale Of tho change In iba inventory as on file by reason of any sales thht WhS have been Uhdt,
 That notice Df tbe order nt said sGIo shall be advertised ny publisH D Ing three GJ times each in thn Wa iafbuty Uopublionu and Inc Water bury Democrat, HaWspap"rs pub. llHheJ in said Waterbury, and In the New IihyHn Register, n news paper published at Haw ithVeb, Com neeticui, and by mailing like copy. postage prepaid, 10 each stJckh0ids CT Gf record and known creditor ot said corporation Ht thelf several best obihlbhbis addresses on OF be- fore ths Iiih day of August iy3i, and
 That when said sale shall have been made by said Receiver, he AhHil execute and submit for ths approval of thie court h bill of shls of said assets iO ths purchaser and make return Of his dDings thereon to this court, and Chat tbs court. or my judge of said Superior Court before whom said matter may be brought, reserves tbs right to reject any bid. which n its opinion tA In" sufficient or subject Go just 0bjaes tiDD
 EDWIA C, DICK ENbON, 4 Judge of ibs bppsfjVr Court sss.st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
WHAT A BLEAK,

Port Orthnf. Tex officer Noah Gu1lbenu seized Il trucklOhd Of beer on the highway and brought th" driver To the police station. An the haul was Inc largest eyer made In the city. Gujlbehu Vifion"d Il promotion. Eit to hie dismay, he found at headquarters that ih" man he arrested Wns only driving Il conliscated load, seized by nn- other policeman, sent out To b" destroyed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
DIDN'T MIND TT,

piiiebufp IJnn <" hncffor Wa2 robbed recently, but lt didn't worry him much. He ie nn attendant at m ice etntion and one day with Inc thermometer reading h2 de- preer, Il negro bandit held him ID. He forced Schneffrr into the Ice house, where tb" thcrmom"i"f hOVnrcd around 32 d"Rfe"r. Tn" bandit made away with f30. but Bchncffer kept cool
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

The weight of Il pencil dol on n pi"r" of paper can b" accurately weighed nt Inc f. S. Bureau Of standards
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, July 3Ist. 133l.
 ESTATE OF Luigi Pnnnone. late of Inc Town of Waterbury. in said District, decshncd.
 The Court of Probate for ths Dis. trict of Waterbury. hath limited md allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors Of said estate 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts properly at- tested within said time, will Dc de- barred recovery. All persons in- debtcd to said estate are requested tO make immediate payment 10
 CAHMELLA pASSONE, Y-1.3t AdhntnibtThtriN,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

FOND
 TRUCKS. TRUCKS, TRUCKS.
 THUCKb 4 TON, x TON. TON, lH TON. 2X TOS--Stakes. Panels, .Duinps. Canopy Tops, Express. Pickups. Open X Closed Cabs.
 ALL NEW MODEL 4 FOND TRUCKS CARRY OUR GUARANTEE Prices gz5.O0 to y36O.O0 TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT Dutes W Flint of Waterbury, Inc.
 THE FORD DEALER 4st Meadow Bt. Dial 4-tib0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
Slayer of Duncan
 Being Watched

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
IA Good Habit Is The Want Ad Habit--Read Them
 And Use Them Daily--Dial 4-2121
Automobiles
Household Articles
ATWooD's SPECIALS

ATwooD's SPECIALS 1929 Buick bpt Roadster 1929 DeHoto Deluxe Roadster 1929 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe 1929 Chryster Model 70 Sedan 1928 Btudcbaker Sedan 1928 Hup c Cyl fedan 1881 DeBoto Sedan
 1880 Ford conv Coupe 1880 Ford Touring
 1929 Chevrolet Touring 1927 Dodge Delivery. bargain 3ii6 1928 Dodge Coupe. bargain - to 1928 Nash Small ( Coach only ! 45 1928 Willys Knight Sedan ...t 70 1924 Buick Touring, runs fine ! 50
 ATWOOD BROS. 240 No Main Bt. Dial 3-32b8 462 Meadow Bt. Dial 4-I8tG 4S7 Meadow Nj. Dial 4-6$BO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
Lindbergh and
 Wife Rest Up

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
Relatives of Late
 Rubber Heel Man

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06
NOTICE
HAMLrL CiiADYs

VI. IDFrJAa 4 .UADYB, INC. Acton f"iurusDlc ip iho Superior Court for New Haven toun,y. on ih" hrsi innHdny oI Eaptoinpnf IJbI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

PRICES TUAT MEAN TALES You'Ii buy if the price is right. won't you? We'll Just let's show you.
 '26 Hudson Sedan ............y g. '28 Essex Coach ...............t 70 '2G Stakeholder 7-I'ass Sedan .ti+b Buick Master z Sedan .,.saiJ '2t Studebaker Standard BrouEham Jewett 6-Pass Coach with
 TuUN ...ss...sss tioV Studebaker 6 6-Pass Sedan. .t24b Nash Advance C Coach ....1Z4b
 Geghan. iiertOn. Inc.
 Studr haker X Pierce Arrow 373 West Main Bt, Dial 3-tis6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

NEW PLYMOUTH--r0ati power free wheeling, WsnzeI & Collins. i4 Grove Ht. Dial 3-Ii8D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

UNEQUALED BARGAINS IN LATE MODEL USED CARS '2D Oids Bpt Coupe '23 Buick Sedan go Chcv Touring and Hdst go Ford C0nv Coupe '2D Ford Sedan and Coupe % Auburn Sedan '21 Hup +-Pass Coupe 20 Hup phacton '2S Pontiac Coach
 AL'S BARGAIN HOUSE
 J2D North Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

Toklp, Japan. Aug ( tjtJ .-- Miss Amy Johnson. British nyor. coded her long London to TokiD night today
 She brought her iihY riss Moth plane to earth hi b3i7 r, m. fa;l7 n. m. EF,TJ, hfi"r 4 swift nRht during Inc dBy ftDr Seoul, Korea.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-20
New York.

New York.
Daily Worker:
A meeting Of the Railway Express
employees, Locals 80S, New York, ana
459, New Jersey, Of the A. F. of I,
vas held at Beethoven Hall, Sim
day, March IS, for the purpose of
soting on whether all the men
would prefer a day off a week in
stead Of laying off in slack seasons,
according to seniority, was very dis
orderly and ended without taking a
vote.
The men with little service were
in favor Of the day off system and
the others against it. The union
delegates and the express company
were also in facer Of the 5-day week
cat S days pay) in slack seasons Il
don't know which Of these plans is
best).
But nearly all the men know they
sre In . company union. This don't
mean that they have all turned rad
zeal.
I believe that It would be possible
b organize them in radical union
by not using too much radical Ian
x,isge. j. d.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-20
LOS ANGELES RED
NEWSIE GIVES TIPS

A Los Angeles comrade who signs
himself Red Daily Seller" gives an
excellent scheme for selling the "Dai-
y" He writes:
Il have followed your report on
7ales Of Daily Workers. by Red News
Clubs and cannot understand why
more sales are not made by the sell
ers. I noticed that many Los An
geles paper sellers come about
O'Clock in the evening selling through
the residential section. They would
shout paper and the headlines; every
body came out to buy.
81 wanted to try this with Daily
Workers, so I got fifteen copies of
Feb. rs and started in the working
class district, shouting Daily Work
er! Thousands Demonstrate for
Bread!' 1t was after dark and
porch lights came on. Doors open
ed and Here, boy, over here. Paper
here. Over here Hey, you. Over
here Scld Is copies in blocks.
Repeated in the same three blocks
next night and sold 8, and the other
6 copies in the next 2 blocks, MAX
ing total of 30 Daily Workers In
two nights in five blocks"