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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-13
: DAILY HEALTH SERVICE
BY DR.. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Edif"- journal of the American Medi-
cal Association and of Hygeia, the
s4ea4th Magazine.

become chronic and develop anew,
following each period of lowered
resistance.
T OWERED resistance is, of
IL course, associated with ex-
poSure, fatigue, malnutrition, or
any other hygienic error which
tends to affect adversely the nor
NAL condition Of the body.
1t is quite impossible for the
average person to tell for him
self whether he has developed in
lection of the sinuses.
The physician makes his dag
noSis by cleaning the nose, shrink
ing the membranes through the
application of adrenalin or ephe-
drine, and then studying the open
ingS from the sinuses into the
nose, to see whether infectious ma
terial is coming out.
1t also is possible for a physi-
clan to wash out the Sinuses and
to find infectious material in the
waShings tbat collect in the basin.
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TunqSten Curbides

NEXT came the development
IN Of the cemented tungsten car
bides. including such materials as
"CarboIoy," "Firthite" and Vida"
These materials could cut glass,
electric carbons and even stellite.
DR.. Jeffries thinks, however, that
the proper use Of these new mate
rails was hampered by too much
emphasis on stunts.
Fortunately, however" DR.. JET
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Need Cooperation Instead of Greed

ME point that have stupendous deficit and that
intelligent childish
The psychological effect of often
important than the money
American those authority
split the
problem of right spirit.
Leadership does telling others
setting the right kind of example
We have talked the necessity restoring
confidence good place to begin by showing willingness
Thus far the strategy this
largely the idea of schemes
body else
The alternative honest intelligent cooperation which
all else distribution of the according ability
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One opmed that the saving Of
account
standing
another asserted that
they getting poor be barred the pay were
-
things by stating that it cost him Is cents to get
hair shave.
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NJ. E. Tracy Says:
THE HOUSE SCORNS PAY CUT

A SKED to reduce the salaries OF congress-
men from $4,000 to $500 year, the house
OF representatives replied with a thunderous no.
1t was little less than a spontaneous outburst
Of patriotic sentiment
This was one time the boys knew exactly
what to do
Those who led the negative side to victory
mad simple task There was no need Of con-
vincing any one. That explains why the argu-
mentS offered we're calculated to inspire rather
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-13

Farmers collision on forced mortgage sales may
have far-reachng effect on the drama Imagine
the villains chagrin when the long-lost bursts
IN just m the nick OF time, dramatically bids 81 98
and burns up the mortgage on the old home place
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Congress may spare bootleggers from the peril
of wire tapping, but let's hope no obstacle is put in
the way Of nice long penitentiary sentences for
those playful souls who call up and bubble: you
can't guess who this isl"
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Farmers are having a tough time but there
are fewer hne-fence shootings. No SENS to care
II Scent hogs run all a field of 25-cent corn.
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Daily Thought

Whose keepeth the fig tree
shall eat the fruit thereof: so he
that waiteth on his master shall
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27:l8.
y
THERE is no moment withouS
i some duty.-Cicero.
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Next-More about Alloy 548.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN SPORT CUSTOM skpAN-,Had
best Of care; good tires; must sell; saerince'
SIS. Mrs: Schulz 1921 18th st: NV.
JsN 1897 ss p:s mo Tun ons
miles. e5c;IIen, sone,,ten osR
SSRURN donn: ss s'G per no Se .sse1sns sendI.is"
W.rtnston u fTsTy Not Motor Co.. eo 18th
a5Hn '5: Der 9o SgsaoM Gosr.fic 4nh s
Wi,tf WaF1inston @ Motor O.. 2sss l:th nv:
agBusM ss: down ses 1aa 5aa s1
miles; like new: guarantesd. warrington
Motor Co e0aS :th NV.
BUICK 1929 5-PAss a-DoOR sEDAN-The
viii iH' appreciate this unusual motor car It
larry and powered by the famous Buick valve
in-head engine. It will challenge any car
%oh. a s Psess a Rshs1 pGey
duced to 1893. Emerson Orme. 18th and
| BUICK 1e;s sEDAN-Psint. tires. motor
st. n NV. De. A41s
6gIGK 1ssd srPAS 81 niles $500" .
sS sSs'onsi sss p ~ s1ss; Extension ss" between
sad g5: z: .ae a. mssf' Gss!a.
ask for Mr.. Flaherty. or visit our display
at l13: Conn ave. across from Maynover.
CHEVROLET 1888 CoAcH-New low mile
age: fully equipped: new-car guarantee
Used by o1hcial Of company. Your car IN
sd to p Andy .Sd aepe rd
Sc. Atlantic 400.
CHEVROLET 1913: 4:.pooR sEDAN-1t is is
very seldom that youth find a car in such such
black top and tenders. cream wire wheels
heavy nickel bumpers. taupe upholste,ry ,c. gas gas
ssps ss4et for This
son s i 4, orme. I.th and N sts. n.w.---
PER mo reconditioned' TefiniJ1hsa. 81. sien Iew
Motor sisss; ce Looks :os sad lztS TINS NV Al lOn
| CHEVROLET COACH. s35 late 1897: in
sooS oto4 New n;ed York fhr ave-
so'T2I Also 1871 chevrolet coach; sse% 1881
Motors. 1925 1+th st. NV. w.
Duco finish. mechnically perfect through
out: This car has been co,i. Nell ssred 1oa for os
CHEVROLET De LgxE 3S &c coAGM 1Cnn,rH l925ws cs.v
rolets in town: only SI5 down. balance easy
Motn9s th s North s
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1880: maroon; care
! fully driven 1900 miles. Phone Wisconsin
| 3O2l after @ p.m.
CHEVROLET 1892 4-DOOR eEDAN-Painted
| black cream wire wheels: runs and looks
! ike new; party must sacrifice; $3.50, or best
| cash offer GE. 9439.
| CHEVROLET 1929 4-DOOR SEDAN in good
condition. Owner will saerifice National
CHRYSLER 15 sEDAN-Very good dark
maroon Duco; well kept interior: extra
good motor: good tires Only 81 3:
| terms Lee D.. Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain
| st. CO. $3.50.
DE SOTO ROADSTER. 193O-6 cyls.
snappy and clean in appearance; extra sood
terms. Lee .. Butler, Inc 2156 Ceamplain
ST. GO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. LICENSED
white men: anywhere. any hour, your car
or ours: call any time Adams '4Se. 23
DRIyINC; TAUGHT QUICKLY BY REFINED.
nafient instructors: d. c.. Nd. or Va. per-
mits procured NE. s75.. and s21:. l9'
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY Gull
turc night. day classes: position obtained;
snecial rates GreencS. o2o Nat. Press
Blds between ! and >. :i.
RE PRIVATE SECRETARY OR JUNIOR
accountant earn big money and have things
Won want. New and review courses. " to q
months, latest methods Large employment
agency. opening daily. Position guaranteed
Hoyd business Univ. 333 r st. Ma. 2340.
AZ PREPARED TO EARN BY LEARNING A
profession in demand telephone operating
ox{ord Bldg, 14th and N. Z. ave.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect Its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. 1t IS
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
NO SERVICE LIKE OURS

NO SERVICE LIKE OURS.
Call us at once: large sedans; responsible
parties leaving daily for Chicago. Los Angeles
Atlanta. Miami st. Louis, points en- route.
63. St. Next to Metropolitan Theater.
LADY leaving for Calf, nrst week in JUNE.
desires to go by auto: share expense; ref
erences exchanged. North 669s-J.
PRIVATE CARS CHICAGO. DENVER, Dali
las. Miami: best rate in town
CAPITOL" 1870 14th. ME. 1373.
GENTLEMAN, good driver. desires trans
portation to Atlantic City; share expense.
Address Box 4l6-K. Star once.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Government employe
wants Transportation Saturday: share ex-
penses. Address Box 431-K Star once.
LEAVING for Palm Beach in few days;
you may 60 by helping pay expenses. Write
R. Mcdaniel. Box 81. Fort Myer. Va.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SERVICE STATION SITE. one Of the best
around the D. C.; owner Just decided to sell
Ma. 96al; evenings. CL. 46l4.
THERE ARE ONLY A FEW small sites avail
and business n1sr AVAILABLE. priced M ioW
for quick sale. w. 8. Hoge, jr.. 1897 K st.
NV. District 1858.
FoH ssk sA!Eea !, na and E.Ges!y store Apply
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET--Excellent
NV. corner; S3OO-S35O weekly business; prac-
tically new eauioment: rent, $45no; $500;
FOR SALE-Light lunch and store: 3-r. liv;
ing quarters: h.-w.h.: cleo. gas; doing good
business now; fine location. Address Box
46O-k. Star ONCE. ~
owner viii sacrifice. Cali Ma. $3.50.
CONFECTIONERY. attractive; downtown;
eompss s Me-
HIGH-CLAss RESTAURANT. doing very good
nsx mrst be scld d,uin Immediately Address Box
DELICATEssEN-one Of the most desir-
able in the District: NV, corner; rooms
bath only
catessen: excellent business: S3, 900: terms
R. NJ. De Shazo. 1870 l4th st. NV.
THERE IS BIG MONEY in frozen custard
and homemade quality ice cream; get our
proposition on equipment for manufactuT-
ting same Adams -Burch Company. Inc. 9Th
and sts. NV. Washington. d. c.
Gated in advancing Washington METROPOLITAN
area. can use S3OuO0 additional capital:
and Iuuidsted do in 9' monthly fIa p.yments. ~ Al,
dress Rox 493-K. Star once.
DELICATESSEN and grocery; rent, $.5;
neat: neat: sas M furnished SlSo weekly, can ann I'M.
LUNcHEoNETTE in once bldg; equipped
going business: price low Inquire Room "Is,
International Bldg 1919 st.
WANTED-We have several clients ready
good income see Immediately r. NJ.
De shazo. 1l3o 18th st. NV.
CAFETERIA downtown corner location: fully
equipped going business low rent: price.
5000. Address Box 4I3-K. Star once.
BLACKSMITH SHOP, completely equipped,
ready to do business: wonderful opportunity
necessary to operate business: for rent rea
sonable. Address Box III, Star ONCE. 19'
SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR. small busi-
ness desiring to cut overhead or man wish
ing to start in sheet metal business. have
reasonable. Address BOX ss-K. Star once.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET-Excellent
n e. location; rent. $50; business. $"5O-&30o
weekly; Frisdsire , eauippeSd; a. a, 6aTsa'n'
WANTED TO BUY roomins house business.
II OF II rooms; clean: on terms. Address
Box 3l3-K Star once.
CLEANING. PRESSING AND. TAILORING
shop fully equipped; excellent location;
business established for sale in entirety or
as silent partner, reasonable. GE. 13s',
WANTED TO RENT space in a large
garage or small garage for repair work:
rent not over s"3 per month. Address
Box 43O-K Star once.
EXPERIENCED MACHINIsT wants to buy
working partnership in small machine shop
or small auto repair shop. Address .d. BOX
435-K Star ONCE. 20.
DINING CARS AND LOCATIONS
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N j.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

Ss: COCO reference: splendid opportunity.
Apply Room 3il. 9e7 18th st. nv:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be experienced.
Phone DECATUR $500
with initiative. energy and abiiity 10 VIII M
opening leading to manager's posi.ion attn ah,a
s'rSs' 10 meet pubic pubic Apply Miss Gordon Room
.!,5 Bond Bldg.
GIRL-one with experience as hotel .adoSsa room
fIeTk seT ioE ssmme5t s1sT Once ee'e' III ~ Is.
% ing small M @sais.> salary. See Miss Smith, d"o
] 4th st. NV. second floor.
HAIR DRESSER, some experience g.. in niTs psF
Smith. 609 l4th st. NV. second moor.
LADIES' hish-type only. whole or ,na,[t par
time; something entirely new nc no smnkers: e1mpers
renewal commission all recorders. when
nature Of article assures For lpp9ih'i"e'''' I
ATA-HARI INCORPORATED will employ,
a high-cass refined. cultured. well eoucateo G
lady. between the ages Of 30 ana - SeaLS' earl
tiles. experienced demonstrating cosmetics.
or graduate nurse preferred: must nave i4i-
sfs wardobe able to
constantly travel. This is highly respon,
sible and permanent position: commands Ins an
an excellent bonus Accepted party must be
prepared to take immediate training tor Two two
weeks: references from previous employers
will be thoroughly investigated. Apply IN
person only. 1901 Massachusetts ave; SUITE
100 between the hours of 10 to j.. 2 m.
:, 10 4 pm anG : to . evenings. daily to
Sunday.
OPERATOR an around ,.p Apply I.ssEd Lady Fair
fax Beauty Shop. ,:,,o' Rhode Island ave
ne. No phone calls.
OPERATOR general beauty parlor. special
ize hair dyens realistic; pe6manSlnt men |ate H35
Conn. ave ----------
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. over 90 for
invalid lady: stav nights. STATE salary es-
pected Address Box AJAX. Star once.
SALESWOMEN-Gover clerks sho .d
housewives. Give phone or adoreSs ao-
dress Box 4.+-K. Star office
SEAMSTRESS-Apply 34o', 18th ST. n.Ws'
Park Ed. Cleaners and Overs. ------
WOMAN educated: unusual opportunity with
advancement: good salary. Address noH
:99-K. Star Office.
WOMAN over 30. dienifad. with business
tact and good personality for congenlal
position. Address Box Tx. Star Office
YOUNG LADIES-Advcrtlsin campaign
outside; contact work: no selling; average
s.: dav 1850 Natl Press BLDG. .o'
YOUNG WOMEN 1O to solicit orders for
beer. Apply pm. 3eo6 NJ ST. NV ~"
Evening star., 1933-05-18
PERSONAL
fCoAflNuAAl

EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR CoNVAIEsCENT9,
aeed; newly furnished; idesl location; diett-
tians. nurse in attendance: $50 month up.
Address Box 461-H. Star once. 22'
Evening star., 1933-05-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
EEDANS-MIAN1I. TAMPA, ATLANTA.
Texas. Cheap travel. pay part gas. U. D.
Trave, Bureau, 1921 Pa. ave. NV. ME I4ll.
WANT ONE PASSENGER TO KANSAS
City to pay oil and gas only; Ford. Call
DRIVING TO CLARKSBURG. W. VA, FRI
day. return Tuesday: take passengers share
expense. Phone Decatur 2O48 1s'
CHICAGO Los Angeles, Atlanta. Miami
large sedans; responsible parties share ex-
pense Logan Hotel Travel Bureau, NO. 6435.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

USED TIRES.
Good, serviceab!e used tires that have been
traded In on the sale of new Hood tires.
ST and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY Hood Tires. 3436 14th NV.
FRTGIDAlRE. cubic it.. perfect
running condition Bargain at SIS.
John NJ. Griffin, 2703 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WH1
We can do your work better at
reasonable price.
Practical Contracting Company.
Large Users Of Building Materials.
Maintain Our Own Equipment.
Employ Trained Mechanics Only.
Do Not Subcontract Work.
Guarantee Worth While Furnished.
Trust Only to Proven Reliability.
$5 MONTHLY
Our Own Trained Crews Do The Work.
Painting. Plumbing. Heating. Pa2ering. Car
pentering. Roofing. CementinE, Plastering
Weatherstripping. Electrical Work.
Garages. etc.
Free Estimates Given Cheerfully.
General Contracting Co.. Inc,
9c3 N y Ave: NV. Dist. 5OS2-5Osb.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

BUICK 1928 SEDAN-Paint, tires. motor
and general condition above the AVERAGE
S.ar5; terms. Nash-Orr Motors. 1893 18th
Evening star., 1933-05-18

MARMON DE LUXE SEDAN. l929-Owned
ridce: quick sale Sl15 cash co hR66 .
Evening star., 1933-05-18

AUBURN SPORT CUSTOM sEDAN-Hsd
hest Of care; good tires; must sell; sacrifice.
$16. Mrs Schulz. 1921 18th st. NV.
AUBURN. 1929 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN
S35 down. S21 per mo-: run only 1S.b5O
miles: excellent condition: guaranteed.
Wa rrinrton Motor Co . cO3h nth NV
Evening star., 1933-05-18

COW MANURE. rotted; 1OO-lb sack. 15c: s
sacks, So: rich dirt. soc 100; quality guar
anteed Write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda
Md. CL 1915.
LARGE LINE OF rock garoen and perennial
plants. &C and up: no Sunday sales. DALEY.
$500 Colorado ave. nv.
WANTED rear Fordson tractor wheels;
must have good cleats. District 1921.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

DE SOTO ROADSTER. 1896 cyls.;
snappy and clean in appearance; extra eood
mechanically: good tires. Pull price. S2eb:
terms. Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2156 Champlain
st, co. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

MANAGER for SC to 25c department. larse
hardware store. Preferably man WIN
experience as former manager or assistant
OF chain sc and 1Oc store. State age,
experience and salary expected Address
Evening star., 1933-05-18

BUICK 1893" SEDAN 81 $500: excellent
condition: driven 5000 miles: will accept
good small car as part payment. Phone
National 31.0, Extension 500. between
m 1Ss
Evening star., 1933-05-18

CUSTOM SEDAN-Sl65
20: dual-ratio: run S.111
Inns, etc; guaranteed.
Co on35 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-18
HELP-WOMEN.

ASSISTANT to an executive: must oe over
rs; good reference: splendid opportuh'tS'
Apply Room 81. 9"7 18th St NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be experienced.
Phone DECATUR S6"a
Evening star., 1933-05-18
HEIP-MEN.

ARTIST young man. experienced IN COM
nercial. lettering. Room 81. Printcralt
Evening star., 1933-05-18

BUICK 1929 5-PASs. 2-DOOR SEDAN-The
man who demands speed getaway and
power to spare as we'll as hne appearance.
will appreciate this unusual motor car. 1t
was broken in reht. has been serviced regu-
larry and powered by the famous Buick valve
in head engine II will challenge any car
on the road Its Ducoed Fisher body and
mohair upholstery we've well cared for: re.
duced to S333. Emerson Orme, i .th and
Evening star., 1933-05-18

AUBURN 1892 l"-CYL. CONVERTIBLE Sc
dan-S241 down. S41"5 per mo-: run 5..0n
miles; like new; guaranteed. Warrington
Motor IN oO3h Eth n
Evening star., 1933-05-18

CADILLACS 3I4 and 34I models: Lincolns
and other high-srade ears. Call MA. 1894.
ask for Mr. Flaherty. or visit our display
Evening star., 1933-05-18
statesmen. " -
FRIGIDAIRF COMMERCIAL

REFRIGERAIIUN
Protected. zoned territory: close super
iI.30 am. to 30 pm. Thursday or Fri
day a3l New York ave NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

MEN-CAN Use A FEW GOOD
MEN IN THE SALES END OF A
LIFE INSURANCE PROFESSION.
PROMOTION ASSURED TO MEN
WITH GOOD REFERENCE AND
THE AVERAGE ABILITY. AP-
PLY BEFORE IL AM. ROOM POP,
9l7 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-18

HUPMoBILE 1881 CONVERTIBLE COUPE.
de luxe: let black hnish like new: six silver
wire wheels. all good tires; genuine leather
upholstery. excellent khaki top. metal tire
covers. trunk motor will stand the most
critical inspection: S515; terms. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain St. CO. $3.50
HUPMOBILE q SPORT COUPE. custom built
de luxe model II wire wheels, white side-va II
tires. leather trunk. Philco radio and cigar
lighter: $50 down. balance S12 month.
1860 Park I'd ADamS lnoO3
Evening star., 1933-05-18

IS" CUSTOM COACH
,e new. trunk. etc. good
3. Adams 32O3-W. 1a'
Evening star., 1933-05-18

FORD CONV. COUPE. l93O-New top, mo-
tor. tires. nnish perfect; s119. "O:4 14th
Evening star., 1933-05-18

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 2l5.
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. NEW WORK
Anything from cellar to garret. inside or out
Service includes est. plans. construction
v. r. H. BIEN. Renoyize Now. WI 4hlo
The Washington times., 1933-09-08

IF these dresses were priced twice $6.95 they
couldn't have more style! The new dropped
shoulder lines-the sheath silhouette right
up-tO-the-moment high necklines- you'll find all
these 1933-34 details on these frocks Satin, sheer
crepe, faiIe crepe and wOOlens. Sizes IA to 20,
80 to 56. Wool frOcks, IA to 20 only.
Hecht Co.-Basement Store
Montana labor news., 1933-01-05
The Washington
Scene
BY LAWRENCE TODD

IL
million breadwinners unemployed, and
with restitution facing nearly half
of the American population, one can
still hear more talk about political
spoils in the national capital in the
first weeks of the session of Congress
after the landslide election than
about hunger relief or jobless in
surance or programs for getting peo-
pie back to work and wages. Ex-
cept for the brief invasions by the
Communist hunger marchers and
the radical farmers, the capital has
remained complacent, trivial, futile,
in the face Of unmeasured disaster
to the national economic system.
In the corridors of the capitol and
at the White House you hear such
questions as: viii Roosevelt dare to
pick four of his cabinet from New
York? What is he going to do to
satisfy the Dave Walsh machine in
Massachusetts,? Will Jim Farley be
Postmaster General as so many cam
paign managers have been, or will
Farley become personal secretary to
Roosevelt and so leave the way open
for the selection of three other New
Workers. to head various depart
ments? And will Farley and Louis
Howe and Colonel House make out a
list of patronage jobs that will be
apportioned to each of the 40 Demo-
cratic state committees, including
that of the District of Columbia p?
What place will Mitchell Palmer get
and what will be done for Dan Roper
and Joe Tumulty and Hurley Of Chi
cago? 1t is assumed that all of the
men who d~iscredited the second Will
son term will be served at the pie
counter-that Roosevelt will be a
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
Montana labor news., 1933-01-05
Christmas Party Given
By Ladies' Auxiliary

The children of the members of
the local Ladies' Auxiliary of Car
penters' Union were guests at a
most enjoyable Christmas party
Thursday evening at Carpenters hall.
A most interesting program was
given and thoroughly enjoyed, after
which gifts were distributed to the
children. A "Gift Exchange" was
held by the ladies and added much
merriment to the evenings festiv-
tiles.
The program presented follows:
Dorothy Wilson, dance; Frances
Walsh recitation, "Christma S
Thoughts; Lois Jean Wilson, reci-
t~ation; Helen Lotveit, piano solo;
Margaret Clark, recitation; John
Walsh, reading; Helen B~rundrige,
recitation; Fred Walsh, tap dance;
Lois Jean Wilson, song; Mrs. Art
Clark, reading; Evelyn B%rundrige,
song; Lorraine Clark and Lorraine
Babb, song, "Silent Night; Rowena
Caffney, song, christmas CAROL
Mrs. Ina Davidson.
Montana labor news., 1933-01-05
CONDEMNS FURTHER REDUCTIONS
INPAY OF GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Green Declares Against a
Continuance of Pay Cut
of Government Employees
Through Furlough Plan.

"The threat of a further reduction
in the pay of government employees
and the proposal that the so-called
furlough plan be continued is having
a most harmful effect upon the gen.
eral unemployment situation through
out the nation. It's evil effect was
reflected in the failure of the recent
Community Chest campaigns and in
the decline in the volume of the sale
of goods by the merchants throughout
the nation. In the District Of Co.
lumbia this depressed condition is
especially keen.
ANY salary-cutting plan forced
upon government employees is bound
to create a bad psychological condi-
ton, paralysis in buying power, a de-
cline in the volume of business and
increased unemployment. It's net re-
suit is to add to the nations distress
and to the sum total of human mis-
cry.
"The American Federation of La
Dor is definitely and unrelentingly OPP
posed not only to a further reduc-
ton in the pay of government en-
ployes but also to a continuation of
the pay cut imposed upon them
through the so-called furlough plan
adopted at the last session of
Congress.
Labor throughout the nation is
aroused in its opposition to the on
slaught which is being made upon
the wage and living standards of
their fellow-workers in the govern
ment service. Labor everywhere re-
CARDS the fight of the employees of
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