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PERSONAL.

LEARN DRESSMAKING,, MILLINERY Oh
| designing for professional or personal use use
Teacher training. instTuetion hoaEs doos 70 suit
surplus lat in spots results assured; eabine!
baths; elec, treat. NO. 620s. lal3 N st.
SINUS TROUBLE tBULLOCK's SYSTEM
nance over sinus infection, infectious ca
tarrh. chronic head colds and hay fever
on ali iens snon shod be
ADDRESS National Laboratories. l76 Renj
Franklin Station, Wash. D. c.
AT YOUR HOME-FUR AND, CLOTH
City references: $3.50 per day. National
nsS4. Sunday mornings before an.
REST IN BEAUTIFUL HOME. GRADUATE
cial t d die5' ~ address Box 44s.c. Star ofice
WIFE WILL GIVE SERVICES, EXCHANGE
for room. board for both; husband employed;
young. refined. moIherlesS bachelor nome
preferred. Address Box 459-C, Star office,
YOUNG MAN WITH ELECTRIC CALcULA-
tor wishes to assist bookkeeper evenings
or any kind of figure York, Tor ONCE prae-
tice Address Box lid star ONCE
BUS WOMAN SHARE .-RoOM APT, AR
ranged as living room; nr. depts,; colegee
woman pref Address Box S4-D, Star office,
BEAUTICIAN WHO IS FINANCIALLY RE,
sponsibie may find unusual opportunity al
3O2 East Capitol; evenings.
1sted, call CO 056a for Appointment.
ELpERLY PEOPLE Or SEMI sEMi,INvALt{ps y.l1{is
wlSnins aScas nurse nurse fSre 81 re- elevator
CONVALEsCENT HOME FOR OBSTETRICS,
Ill. convalescent and aged graduate nurse
on duty at all times; specialists on call.
Adams 1llS.
pert care by hour, day, week; meals and nap
ice in our home Cleveland ti56.
GRADUATE NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL
nd
backward childrsn and English 10 for.
assist with invalida etc. Phone 20 4556.
VAN ED-ROOMS FOR LHK IN HOME
y business woman; reasonable and IN gooo
section: space for storage. Address BOX
WILL TAKE PERFECT CARE OF FURNi-
Columbia 3I6l-W
WHITE COUPLE WISH DESIRABLE APT;
wife manager of ant, house, roomihg or care
city home. husband. HANDY man with Tools.
Address Boz 4h-D, Star ONCE.
INFANT OR SMALL CHILD-GRADUATE
nurse will give personal attention during
dav ODD Meridian Park; reas. co, Ss4a-M
SMALL EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR ELDERI. Y
and seml-lnVal!d persons; reelSlered nurse III
charge. Phone Adams 912i-W.
ESTATE CARED FOR DURING ABSENCE
owners OF manasement apt. house in e1-
change for quarters; references. AD o.35-W
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY OWN
method results effective for ife'me soS o.
MERWERCK. 1865 Columbia rd,
l431 FAIRMONT NV WHITE COUPLES;
no children: one TO open dining room or
board lady for elegant furnished ant; one
laundry and ianter service; one, caretakeI
rooming house; work; plenty heat, hot
water.
CONTRACT BPIDGE-RUBBER GAMES FOR
beginners and intermediate players after
moons and evenings Potomac 37d2, Apt -
R-SPECIALIzING IN REMOD-
cling, altering stouts perfectly fitted; coats
refined. 1921 T st. Apt. >. PO. 400
PIANO INSTRUCTION EXPERIENCED
teacher. Peabody certificate home lessons II
desired: studio rates D1 s3l2.
WOMAN, TRUSTWORTHY. EDUCATED
good cook, housekoeper, practical nurse
companion. desires position with lady, IN
valid or elderly persons Those wanting serv-
ant only. please do not answer. Write Mrs
HART, 1881 Fsirmont.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

tContinued.)
GENERAL HOME improvements; no cash re-
sI' sIa' American improyemsa, prov men Con- SIS 7sh
HEATING repairs. all kinds; emergency calls
bes,os eossrlns; electric ~eldins. Phone
ass,hs fsy nI ssTSise s Hfh' a tP St i%J Crown
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
DEAL Ess1Slihfd Wi4H RtIiASHfs Il Hfsr' FIRM
Carpentering. painting, papering. plumb
ing. heating, roofing. all general home im-
proyemepts for the next 40 days at excep-
lowest prices on CONSTRUCTION work that we
have beer, able to offer. in years. All work
s. na The No 5 ss''a Ap meeRsnes as 1918
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
TERMS UP TO 4 YEARs.
S. MONTHLY.
ALL WORK Hi,Ap INTERNATIONALLY .N12ASRpIpT
Plumbing Roofing.
~ CIsrpssn5eiin Ialls seass. eiinss-w,rlns- -cemsnLins
PHONE 1 oR WRITE r PoR afMi FREE
CONTINENTAL
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.,
444 r. l. Ave NV North 1925.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Reliable. Estimates Free Reasonable.
RPIEAIINHa PItfIR1aa PAatbMSTEIINMG9 PabSEIM9.
REMopELING cARPENTRY' Repair
Noshas FRsr sxYMENr ' IN xsSEs 4 RaS
4.5 Bond Bldg. Ma. a6as Night, cL. ssaa
HOT-WATER HEATING.
{. Gopnlete n,,. .s. six rooms, 200 it. radiation.
$4,000.
Satisfaction guaranteed-no down payment.
Mckaln'S Heating Service,
646 II ST. NE.
For free estimateS phone LIN. 6n5o. 90.
Duplicate keys made while you
Trnsr gat wait cylinser keys. for ,S6s Sbs
PAiNIING sa and decorstbns
PAINTING AND rLAsTERING-Fi Firs; Glass
estimates References Mr. MENTzER Ii,
Hi5n
PAINTING. paDering, general repairs. floors;
| work guaranteed. lowest prices call any
26'
PAINTING. PAPERFIANGING-Room pa.
pd; peped; SEQ UP inGl paper; % reliable l, ana aai
average room papered ST.. no more.) Call
Metz, any time co O3HR.
PAPERING-5 rooms, a-story hall, $50; at
tractive patterns; excellent workmanship;
prompt service; white mechanics. co, 64Y.-J.
PAPERING. PAINTING, -PLASTERING Roof
repairing, carpentry, floor finishing. hot
water steam fitting. general repair Rooms
papered, S5 up. Frame work, rooms painted
$3.50 any color. Monthly payments $40 up,
II cash no interest. Apt, rental houses spe-
cial prica Colored properties repaired and
rented. North 3551 Clipping OF ad worth
credit OF 81 90. your order for cash OF
SO up.
PAPERING painting at reasonable prices;
all work guaranteed; prompt service. Schif.
PAPERHANGING. painting. plsstering. neat.
clean work low prices; by responsible me-
chanic. Baitz. 60l Irving NV. 60. 1872
PAPERHANGING painting. euaranteei;
aVerase size rooms scraDed dry, cracks hlled,
more; do my own work; painting at low
est prices. Adams O5,, .s'
PAPERHANGING-Rcom papered. "a and
George, S129 18th ST. NV Apt o DE. 4l49.
and hall, $50 including paper: work guar
anteed. Colony Decorstins. GE, o0ni. :io'
P.APERH.ANGINCi-pfsGres pfGe ,r,t to- M. he
perhangine is going up. I am still in the
position 10 Wallpaper at very reasonable
prices, by expert mechanics ! have a
stock OF wall paper of 10000 rolls. which
gives me opportunity to do so. Call for
estimate.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COFFEE SHOP, of the better type: estab-
lished, going business; excellent location;
| only $500. Address Box 465-C. Star office,
GRoCERY-MEAT MARKET. good business,
fam NV. Ma $500
COMPLETE small printing plant. All
Hamilton ST. NV.
So ,56O to build small homes; set-up COM
plete. Address Box I'D, Star ofice
DELIcATEssEN. doing good business; Off
ss ssss rss AZ ''A3Ss %s s nw s'HFe
YOUNG MAN desires another experienced in
| auto accessories TO go in partnership. Ad-
dress Box 0-D. Star once.
COMPLETE architectural office for sale; can
sonable; I'd floor. 1911 G st. NV.
TO syBLET-Fully equipped tea room and
furnished home combined; opportunity to
cation near city. Address Box 3di-C, star
Office "a
SUCCESSFUL GOING RESTAURANT BUsI-
ness for sale at less than cost of equip,
good farm. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. i7IO
st. NV, MA. l1d6.
RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Can accommo-
good colored location; will sell outright or
half interest to reliable party. Call NJ NJ
fsas Ferguson, 1907 st NV. Phone NE
plant with all machinery, delivery truck
and complete equipment. with retail store
! in connection; on and on beer license; al
nice fixtures, doing good business; must sell
at once; bargain. Address Box 364 C
Star once. "a .
Ell Derby MANAGING partner for six-yeai
! es, ablished office agency; $500: reference
eGaired, Address Box 3"s-C. Star ONCE
o5-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firSt-class; good
business; beer license; owner retiring; ex-
cellent opportunity. 2G34 l4th nw. 20.
ROOMING HOUSE. Few blocks Union Sta
tioa. II rooms, baths. garage; rent. SlOo
price, Sl,40O; terms MA. 47s7.
+. l.. ELLIS. 0OS 10th st. NV. y
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RESTAITRA ANT

Located near public buildings: doing
excellent business and offering good future.
All modernly equipped and catering to ladies
and sentlemen. Lease and reasonable rent.
Lincoln S921.
ROCMING HOUSE, l3 rooms. rent 500;
$500; 500 down. don't miss this
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES CO
zoos st N w. National thdi.
ROOMING boarding house. Rhode Island at
10th: good reason for selling II rooms. /
baths rent. 500; down sd5d.
+. l.. ELLIS, 9OS 10th It. NV. =
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WALNUT CABINET :, living room chairs
tsprIng seats, perfect condition. CAL
Inrth a 4
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VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt. guaranteed.
repairs all make. parts and rentals.
Vacuum Cleaner Shop, liO4 Girard st.
| Z Dams NtlIln
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VACUUM CLEANER. leading make: h;e
new; bargain for quick sale. 90 Mass.
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WOMAN coiorcd WISHES place as seneral
hCuseworkel. Good vases GOOD feiefeice
Call North A3l3
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VIOLET RAY CASE. perfect condition sac-
rifice nurse leaving city. 1921 Calvert 81.
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VACUUM CLEANER Eureka. with attach
ments; in fine condition. Sl@5u. Apt. 3,
Icy lamont 81 u
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YOUR FUTURE
Can Be Secured Operating Modern


Feeding the, puelic-.4 hours a day-with
Opeot One Of cur diners shoHid give oao ne,
some capital to place in a business Of Your
0~nwr'ji 5IRSy tR; eesi9E oMaHoSy oRs lofsons faG
| 900 VEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. J.
RooMING HOUSE near 4th and L. Capitol,
.rnte rooms NJ baths baths rent s55: price, $3.50;
+. l.. ELLIS. 9O8 10th St. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP, very good location: owner
a iFhtsf f5s ssi sy'f5y
lans ST. NV. National 6HGi.
$3.50 Rss4 RoOmins r.ivt4, house rooms baths
near 10th and Mass must sacrifice
si5o hoomins house, !: rooms, baths;
$500 Rooming house. IL rooms ) baths;
ga pear pear i3th and I ave a 0argsin.
800 Roomns hoass hoass rooms enssp nashs fsn
near Dupent Circle: a bargain terms.
s'9 spenaid EqSmnf a9use s,o
SD Clgar news. rooms; rent so
s3o s33o CConies. and rooms; rent SD.
q ,o5o conteet and ) rooms rent NJ s55.
90" 90" c0ntsc, c0ntsc s6d and rooms rent SO
500 Lunch. oraught beer. rooms old
stand; snlendid business; a bargain
r. NJ CURTIS, $50 nth St NV MA II3" 4.
R6GMING F"oos H HOUSE lath and Mass. 10
rated, 5000 down Ma AS. AS, newly oe'0-
j.. l.. ELLIS. oOS 10th st. NV. y
IF you ARE LOOKING for paying business
ofice Priced low on easy terms. See
i. +. CARLEG, SO2 10th NV. y
GROCERY STORE and apt; INV h. rent
80. CAPITOL. BUSINESS SALES co
IooS ! ST NV. National 6a6i :
REAL BARGAINS.
,;3,s SANDWICHES 4 BEER. Weekly income.
qRocERY. 6oins $500 weekly. Rent.
coRNIR h5GIs DEIIcATEssEN s easy Ddns n1~'
-REsIAURANr: Doing 500 wfiy. sshs Rent, Rent,
Sd DRUG P5ics, sroRF R5ou NesI51 terms Nd ,ow r.rt
age monthly profit over 500 II you have
'RI put opposts SSSa see arse 1hls Govt
bldes Short hours Closed Sunday. Daily
business $50, Apt. above. $1,000 down
SIS. Owner has other business Cav $3.50;
terms
MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS
N-f f4d5 6 c 81. NV VS. TEL TEL NET aiTh 4sia shPd
ROoMING HOUSE, IL rooms. baths, ga
rage nicely furnished; wonderful for board
,oos cAPrToL BUSINESS SALES CO
lu0S st. NV National 6ad4 Z"
RooMING HOUSE Near G w University
$3.50; terms; Allied Ma. 47s7 '''0~
T.. l.. ELLIS. 0OS 10th st. NV. y
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FIVE BRINDLE BULL PUPPIES as low as
~. 1922 9TH st. NV. DE. 1881
PEKINESE-Several beautiful males: fines,
pedigree, of famous stock; reasonable. 9304
ColeSville I'd. Silver Spring. Nd.
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PAPERHANGING.


Wor1- reasonably but carefully done.
L. L. SORRELL AT. 25g5.
PLASTER REPAIRING-Straightn new work
pa ching. pointing up. Get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Psrdue. GA Kastie pl ne IL 564l 36s
pLASTERING. stucco cement. chimneys
leaky Easements; damp walls, roofs water
prooIed; reas.i guar. Minnlck. NE. 6,6s.
~.
PLASTERING, patch work done: reasonable;
new ceilings. SO up; guaranteed F. l..
Smith. 100 l3th Sc. II. 1881. Ii. 1856. 81
PLUMBING. HEATING-Au makes furnaces,
stoves repaired Established 1910. r. z.
Dove. lnnS G st e Lincoln 1NH4 oks
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VACUUM CLEANER Hoover good condition,
$40 Tor quick sale. Apt. !, 142S Clifton
Evening star., 1933-09-24

WOMAN. German. elderly; general house,
keeper for small family: stay nights; good
references. Address Box 3i'-C. Star oihce
Evening star., 1933-09-24

WOMAN colored, experienced. wants laundry
work, seneral housework or Gay WORK :'--9
Sherman ave NV Phone Adams 5544.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

GENERAL HOME improvements; no cash re
auired; ; years to pay; free estimate DI
717:, American Improvement Co.. sl5 7th
Evening star., 1933-09-24

FURNITURE for 5-room BUNGALOW. Ear
| gain; all or part; some antiques; leaving
| city. 51i4 Daniel rd. NV. Chevy Ch., d e.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

WOMAN colored. experienced cook. general
housework l13s 10th NV, Phone D1. S26l.
WOMAN tcoloredl wants day or part-tlme
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TYPEWRITERS. Smith Premier. $3.50;
Royal, $3.50 bicycle. girls. 81; tools.
penter suit mans. small. S:}. I243 s-e'
TYPEWRITER. L. C. Smith. Sl6; perfect
day before :. or evenings. 747 Hamilton
Evening star., 1933-09-24

TYPEWRITERS-Large selection Of all
makes. priced reasonably We rent repair,
trade. Standard TYpeMriter Co 1o2 10Th n u
Evening star., 1933-09-24

VACUUM CLEANERS RS-"Sweep-Vsc" this
week a $3.50 cleaning plant for SS9.5O.
Limited quantity. Carroll Supply Co. III
Evening star., 1933-09-24

| GAS RANGE good condition reasonable
| ] sos Crittenden ST. NV.
! GAS RANGE. burner. side oven: good con-
| North 1912
Evening star., 1933-09-24

GAS RANGES, guaranteed rebuilt cabinet
ranges priced from Sl2 30; other gas ranges
from S6 up Also some brand-new floor
samples at tremendous savings; connected
free 1924 L st NV MA S4O5
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used grands from $500 up; Knabe upright.
$50; Stlef upright: 500; Lester upright, lit
tie used. S95; small Steinway upright. sos.
for all occasions. Tuning and repairing.
Hugo Worch. ITO G Est. 1879.
VIOLIN for sale; reasonable. 1928 Park
I'd, Apt 3. 25s
Evening star., 1933-09-24

UPHOLSTERED ROCKER. S.: day-bed with
| ~ LIST NV Ant Al o5s
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WOMAN, neat, reliable. coiored. wants situa-
seIs Ghurch st n Va 25.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

ition under Master of Education for $3.50
week; excellent progress guaranteed; bright
rooms nourishing meals. care. supervised
study and play inclosed grounds. Nc
Briartv physical training Bertha Noble
drawing NO. 6@i4.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

GAS RANGE, side oven. in rood condition;
s5- See Janitor. 230S Ashmead pl. NV
GAS WATER HEATER Merton; cos. $50.
sell for Sl2; good condition. Apply 20
Evening star., 1933-09-24

TYPEWRITER. Underwood 5. recently re-
buiit. baIsain al 5000. 440l 18th III.
Il
Evening star., 1933-09-24

GAS RANGES 3 and 4 burners low ovens,
81; side-oven ranges. $3.50 UP. Clean. guar
anteed Atlantic lBSD-J
Evening star., 1933-09-24

DANCING TAP BALLET. STAGE. CHAR
acter Special baby classes, latest steps in
ball room taught, SIS month, = lessons week,
co 1oAS
Evening star., 1933-09-24

WOMAN co!ored. wants part-ume OF AL
day work Phone North 03"o.
WOMAN colored wants part or all
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Observation-Disclosures

SHOT GUN. Hunter" double barrel 10.
gauge. S25; also one Winchester 1918 re-
Peater rifle: $40. 661O Western ave- Chevy
Chase Tel. WI 3O29
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PERSONAL

SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE, HYDRO
electro therapy. by appointment VIVIAN
HOPKINS. .10l Conn. ave. Columbia 4;iSi
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EITUA1IONS-DOMESTlC.

WOMAN, colored, wants days work Of any
kind; excellent laundress Call NOrth
Evening star., 1933-09-24

HOME FOR ELDERLY LADIES ON FARM
in Montgomery County. Md. lovely, spacious
house and best of care. For terms, etc.
address Box 272-C. Star ONCE. ~
WANTED-BOARD AND CARE FOR FIVE
year-old boy Address Box 4U3-C Star
ONCE
Evening star., 1933-09-24

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WHITE, rs. WILL
Potomac 1861
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WOMAN, white wants care of baby In
siaen home: references CL. 1888
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PRE-scHOOL PLAY GROUP.
a YES your child. :. TO D. trained care ana
model equipment. outdoor activities; hours.
4 to &: hot dinner. TRANSPORTATION 50 week
ly 1917 Kenyon ST nv. co. ht9l -
SCALP TREATMENTS WITH HOT OIL
yioles ray: white clients. ladies and gentle
men. e160 o st NV -
DRES1MAKING, ALTERATIONS. vEMOD-
cling Home or by day. Moderate prices
North l6lS-W.
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IADY'S TAILOR AND FURRIER. PHILLIPS,
trained and certified from Paris can please
the most exacting. Charges modest. Please
erlher anl WISCONSIN
Evening star., 1933-09-24

COUNTRY ESTATE OWNERS.
this Winter. in exchange living quarters
family of three; mi-convalescent requires
country place; former corporation ofncla u
references exchanged. Address Box "05-C
Star Of1ce
Evening star., 1933-09-24

EXCLUSIVE BRIDGE. DANCING. RIDINII
group of young men and women. now &C
cepting limited number of new members For
inter view call CO. 1921. evenings. Sundays,
Evening star., 1933-09-24

WOMAN young. colored maid experienced;
good references. 13l4i. Wallach p! NV
a.
Montana labor news., 1933-03-02

There can be no prosperity
without justly high wages.
Earnings Of working people
are the basis and index of
progress in any community.
Montana labor news., 1933-03-02
LEWIS ASKS FOR
EMERGENCY
BOARD
Miner Head Testifies Before
Senate Committee.

The political stability of the Re-
public is imperiled. In excess Of
twelve million wage earners are I'M
employed. In certain industrial states
the percentage of unemployed equals
Forty per cent of the enrolled work
ers. Of the remaining sixty per cent
a large number are employed on a
part-time basis, and are the victims
Of a continuous schedule of wage cut
ting. Those who are employed, di-
rectly or indirectly must inevitably
bear the burden of supporting the mil
lions to whom employment is unavail-
able. The cost of maintenance of gov
eminent, and the support of non-pro-
ductive institutions, is, therefore, day
by day being passed to the continuous
ly decreasing number of citizens who
are privileged to work.
Our Republic and our institutions
can not be expected to exist under the
progressive accumulation of ills which
result from our inability to properly
organize our economic processes. Mani
festations of widespread unrest and
Encouragement almost akin to despair,
are daily becoming Tor violent. Over
wide areas insurance companies and
other investors find the population IN
rebellion against the usual processes
Of recovery from debt defaulters. Vio-
lent resistance to evictions for rent
default is daily more evident. Dis
order and rioting, because of the in
fConttnued on Page Four1
Montana labor news., 1933-03-02
FULL
PAIL is HOPE OF
UNEMPLOYED
(By CARL H~AEssLER.)


CHICAGO-(FP)-The full gar
bage pail has taken the place of the
full dinner pail in the dreams of many
Chicago unemployed. But garbage col
lectors, from the luxurious North
Shore communities to the slum areas,
report that everywhere the haul is
growing simmer with each advancing
depression month. On some of the
garbage dumps hardly a rat can find
sufficient nourishment nowadays.
A committee which investigated
garbage-eating in Chicago last sum
mer has examined new cases recently,
most of them based on the refusal of
the relief authorities to give help.
A mother with a 14-year-old boy
who looked as though he had been
through the Russian famine of 1922,
admits that she rakes over the refuse
brought to the dump by the wagons.
She said neither she o the boy could
get enough to eat if she stayed off the
dump. Then she cried as she said
that when she looked for meat scraps
she always took off her glasses so she
wouldn't have to see the swarming
maggots.
Another mother is off the relief list
and on the garbage pile because she
failed to report when n of her six
children got a job at So a week. He
lost it soon afterwards but though
that was six months ago neither she,
her children nor her husband, who
has been unable to find a job for the
last three years, gets any assistance
from the relief authorities. So she
[Contihrsd on Page FourI
Montana labor news., 1933-03-02

will reverse the policy of issuing Pol
lyanna blurb prosperity reports when
the truth is opposite. She will give
full support to the Children's Bureau.
She will give support to the strongest
program of labor legislation which
Roosevelt can bring his administration
to propose.
She is flatly opposed to the notion
that in times of depression labor laws
ought to be weakened, as suggested
by the governor of Massachusetts,.
Rather she would see them strength
ened. She is keenly aware of the
human significance of the fact that
New York factory payrolls are at 40
per cent of the 1925 to 1927 level.
Holding a political position in the
country's largest industrial state has
not prevented her from being a very
human, womanly person. Her friends
in the New York labor movement en-
Enthusiastically declare her eminently
fitted to be the first woman member
Of the cabinet Of the United States.
President Tobin is one of the old
time two-fisted fighters of the labor
movement. He has been president of
the teamsters since 1907, was treas
urer of the A. F. of L. until the ex-
ecutive council accepted one of his
several designations protesting poll
cies he did not approve. He was a
member of the executive committee of
the National Civic Federation from
1907 until he resigned in 1929. He
was born in Ireland in 1875 ard went
to work at the age of II.
Montana labor news., 1933-03-02

ordinary case, but were dwarfed by
the chief revelations of this one. I'm
der cross-examination by Senator
Couzens, who challenged the propri-
ETY. of banking officials paying them
selves a bonus, Mr.. Mitchell admitted
that his organization in the last few
years before the crash had sold about
81, ZOO, O00, 900 of securities which are
now in difficulties or "gone sour"
Mr.. Mitchell at one point put for
ward as a merit the fact that he had
lost heavily in the stock crash.
Then you and the big financial
crowd did not realize that over-infla-
ton existed ?" asked Brookhart.
81 did not" said Mr.. Mitchell.
Judgment Was Faulty.
"Then the public cannot rely on the
judgment of the big financial crowd
of New York;" queried Brookhart.
Mr.. Mitchell almost quoted from Pope
in reply:
"We err, as all humans do"
Mitchell denied emphatically that
the National City group vas backing
Machado or anyone else in Cuba. This
line of questioning was not followed,
He defended his action in supplying
funds for stock speculation in 1929 in
defiance of the efforts of the Federal
Reserve to check the market orgy.
The National City Company, Mr..
Mitchell admitted under %quizzing, sold
the public bonds of the Dominican
Sugar Company at 81 1-2 cents ON the
dollar. 1t did not tell the buyers
that the company bought these bonds
at 80 cents on the dollar. To with
hold such information is a penitenti-
airy offense in England.
Saving Themselves.
Gordon S. Rentschler, president Of
the National City Bank, was a mine
of information which Pecora pulled
out of him by a process much like
that of extracting moral teeth.
Rentschler said that when the stock
market crash came in the fall of 1929
$4,000, 900 were loaned to officials Of
the bank who had been caught in the
drop, and that later 100000 had been
added to this loan. About 100 Off
cials got a share of this money, among
them several who had dipped then
fingers in the management fund.-" OF
bonus, which Mitchell had described or
the previous day.
Lee E. dwell, a vice president Of
the bank borrowed $345,272, of which
he has not repaid a cent; and E. M
Barrett, another vice president, Dor
rowed $4,000, of which he has pait
back $1,000. Apparently, someone