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The Washington times., 1934-07-28
MOVIF
4v4CLOCK

FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS
in Washington's leading pic
ture theaters today and their
starting times are as follows:
EARLE
"MIDNIGHT ALIBI"
ILLS A. NJ, :55, 4 :35, 7:20,
10 P. NJ. Stage shows at
l, 3 40, rs, 9:O5 P. M.
COLUMBIA
MURDER IN TRINIDAD"
II A. NJ, 12 40, 2:3O, 4:15,
Cos, 1855, 9:45 P. NJ.
FOX go.
BABY, TAKE A BOW"
II :05 A. M, 1 40, 4 80, 7 20,
1910 P. M. Stage shows
at 12:3 :35, 3 :25, 6:10,
METROPOLITAN 80.
RETURN OF THE r
TERROR"
II As A. NJ, 2:15, so, 7 20,
$50 P. NJ.
RKo KE1TH'S ...
"WHOM THE GODS
DESTROY"
1903, 2:o1, 3:59, 5:57, 1856,
9:53 P. NJ.
PALACE
BULLDOG DRUMMOND
STRIKES BACK"
11:15 A. NJ, l 30, 1925, $50,
1885, 9:4O P. N.
HOWARD
"FOG OVER FRISCO"
u 30, $50, :O5, 10 :O5 P. NJ.
Stage shows at 2:35,
! | $50, 9.:O5. P. NJ. !
The Washington times., 1934-07-28
SHIRLEY TEMPLE STARS
Phil Harris and His Orchestra Is
Headline Feature Of Good
STAGE Program

Fox studio executives evidently realize that the cute
period of hdrens lives short for they have put little
Shirley Temple since her in Stand Up and Cheer
and "Iittle Miss Marker on a whirlwnd schedule.
"Baby Take Bow, at the Fox this week. is simply an
excuse for presenting cunning 5earod the
And when Miss Shirley is present it's rather poor
But there enough of her to put the film the credit
side of the entertainment ledger.
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

Charles POnzi, the financial
wizard, is fighting to keep from
being depOrted With insult,
it was Just the reverse.
OF course POnZi was no Paul
Revere, but he certainly did
"arouse" the people around BOS-
ton.
Is was just another case of a
man being ahead of his time. If
he had waited until 1929 to try
his "phOny" financing, he
might have gotten away with it,
like lots of other bankers.
SO REMEMBERS:
The best way to borrow money
without paying it back is to use
it to finance q war Ask
Europe.
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

10 uO" bOuAAAA6
England a n d
Scotland in a
" a u d will e
sketch. Aft e r
Isaid sketch is
finished "Tal-
|loo" will either
do q play in
England or one
lin New Y or k.
How about a
return to t n e
movies for that
little woman -
after all, she is
still the hi g h
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

that Polly Mo-
ran has b e e n
e lie C t e d the
b ellie Of the
beach b. the
habitants of the
Nroiler lunch
wagon. Facing
he chef and
the public is a
large p h o t o.
g r a p h of
P a u Ii ne in
S C r i b e d,
thanks to the
broile for
nominating me
the belle Of
The Washington times., 1934-07-28
Admirer Sends Gary
Present From Vienna

Gary Cooper received a present
from a Viennese admirer today
and paid $1.80 customs charge to
get it. The gift is an elaborately
embroidered table cover which
Gary's bride, Sandra Shaw, will
use for the bridge table. It was
accompanied by a short note from
Maria Fleischer, who made the
cover.
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

Copyright, 1884, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
More European news-the "de-
vine" Tallulah Bankhead, wishing
to pick up an odd bit of change,
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

William FrawIey Cast
William Frawley'S next for Para
mount will be in The Lemon Drop
KID with Lee Tracy and Helen
Mack. Marshall Neilan will di-
rect.
The Washington times., 1934-07-28

Our Boy Scout medal for today
goes to Robert Woo1sey, the other
Evening star., 1934-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TWO 2-ROOM FURNISHED APIS, 2ND
floor. semi-bath. modern: adults; by bus
and car: available Nov. ]. 5S N. Spruce
ST.. Clarendon. Va. l9W-1.
12S SOUTH SCHOOL ST. BALLSToN,
refrigeration. Heat, light, gas fur.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
HoUsEs--UNFURNIsHED.

CORNER HOME-$59.50.
3517 T ST. NV.
rooms. . glass-inclosed (heated)
porches. h.-w.h.. cleo. front porch.-separate
garage. VIII redecorate. Natl S949.
.E 5816 9TH ST. NV.
@ r.. B.. All Modern Conveniences-s6O.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORP,
500 Investment Bldg. District 056s.
1920 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
NEw-NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED.
in every respect; z large rooms. 2 baths,
recreation room. model kitchen. electric
refrigerator. garage.
ROBT. l.. McKEEVER CO.,
232 shoreham Bldg. Phone National 4750.
3627 10th ST. NV.
rm.. h.-w.h.. elec.; $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
SALE--HOuSES.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION!
unusual value; Broom brick emi-detached
house: fun basement. hot.wateE heat;
ton: $3.50: easy terms. 1874 Euclid
PAUL P. STONE NORTH 7471.
5120 NEBRASKA, AVE; N.W-ATrRAC-
:, baths. large porch; oil burner gsfage;
st. NV. Phone National 3239.
pied: large dining room; 3 to 4 hHndred
monthly income; reas. terms. Met. Os37.
i22S FLORIDA AVE: N,E.--MoDERN
mouse: 20 IT. wide; lot 134 #. deep.
month; arranged to rent out apartment
If desired. Open. Investigate.
s.u,-brrSsIor S2i0 30th ST s.E
lot 6Oxl95; one OF the highest points in
.. C.; garage. Cost $4,000. now So 300.
Call Mr.. Glidden. OPEN 1870 to 0 sun
1925 14th HAPEE s.. 4 NV. SAMEf bisaTfcf HTe ss47
8 ROOMS. AMI. EXTRAS; "a SO. CARS
gain; owner. Address Box 242-H. Star
NEAR 10th g. PARK RID. NW--soLD
for $4,000; take $3.50. easy terms
Address Box 232-H, Star ONCE
$3.50. NEAR ,14th 8. KENNEDY, A
modern 7-room house a bed rooms) in
TINS most convenient nelghborhood at such
ridiculously low price. 1t has front
porch, inclosed rear .porches, servants
room and toilet in cellar and a deep lot
with 2-car garage. Terms arranged.
SS,45O. Mass. Ave. Hgts. extended.
New detached brick OF 8 rooms. modern
bath, open fireplace, recreation room, ga
rage on lot 60xl00. This is o real buy
with convenient terms
S9450. West Chevy Chase room,
recreation room. 2 beautiful baths. open
fireplace large lot. This is a beautiful
little home and convenient terms can be
arranged.
s995O. West of 1eth st. near Allison.
Semi-detached, 8 rooms bath and half;
deep yard and a garage A beautiful To-
catlon and the terms are attractive
Sl025O. Mt. Pleasant corner. This
is a Gruver-built house only few years
oIo; Z2 rect wide. rooms, baths, front
porcn 1nclosed; rear porches and a built
N garage. This is actually 81 ,OGo less
tnan was paid cash when new sub
StsntiaI cash payment required.
SIl150. Mass Ave Hgts.. near Cathe-
oral. Semi detached 20 feet wide s IsTee
rooms, baths open fireplace. nice lot
VIII Snrubbery, roses. etc. A wonderful
tnbeagh60IhGod tban and the price is Sc 900 less
SI2950. Shepherd Park. New. de-
tached large lot. s rooms, baths. mod
ern Kitchen. lavatory first floor and a >
drastically reduced and convenient terms
n e. PTSC'OE
Evening star., 1934-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

apt. Completely furnished: must be pri7
vate and good NV. sec section; S40 10 s.o
kitchen, bath. by young couple: perma-
nent: 2O-minute walk from business sec
ton pref; consider apartment private pds
3aI-c, Star ONCE
FUR. OR UNFUR-l room, kitchenette and
bath by single lady; state location and
price. Address Box 95-H. Star ofhce.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES TO. SUB
lease one or two rooms. kitchen and bath.
NV. apt. Occupancy Nov. l. Call Adams
1lGS-W.
SMALL UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT.
peishb0rhoodd Bsperoi Rax fhS0l ar oce Meuh.
LADY WISHES SHARE APARTMENT: USE
) days week: no washing or cooking; Sl5-
SIS Address Box l99-H. Star once.
FURNISHED LIVING ROOM. TWO BED
rooms. kitchen and bath or three rooms
inclosed porch and bath, by couple with
infant Address Box l19-H, star offlce.
TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN WANT SMALL
unfurnished. sunny apartment near town;
reasonable. Address Box 11S-H. Star office.
REFINED COUPLE WANTS TWo-RoOM
unfurn. apt. near Dupont Circle; refer
ences. Call Potomac 1894.
REFINED COUPLE. SISTER. WANT . r.
kit. K b. apt. furn.. in n W.; reasonable pS
Nov !. Address Box 320-C. Star ONCE.
BY EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN. FUR
niShed, ! r. k. b.. elec. Refrigeration: IN
apt. house: reasonable. Address Box 24O.H'
Star office.
l OR . ROOMS. BATH. .UNFURN. APT,
NV section; Nov. lst; state price. loca-
tion Address Box 246-H. Star office.
UNFURNISHED- OR . ROOM APT.
place: in vicinity of 18th st. and Pa. ave.
for young man: state price. Address Box
31S-C. Star ONCE.
APT. FOR 3 ADULTS q NAM. IN PRI-
vate residence. in exchange for housekeep-
ing services; ref. Address Box 4So-D. star
office.
COUPLE WANTS FURNISHED APT OR
fiat: heat furnished; prefer LIST floor, with
back yard: ne: near car line. Address
Box 1S4 H. Star Office.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES 1-ROOM APART
ment, furnished or unfurniShed. Please
state particulars, price. Address Box
1S9-H. Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE. CHILD. DESIRES FURN.
ferred; reasonable rent. Phone Hyatts. $40
YOUNG LADY WANTS ONE ROOM BATH
apartment in northwest SECTION turnlsne1 a
Of offce aiii u -l-SleU, zoo D
QUIET. EMPLOYED COUPLE, WANT
rooms kitchen. bath, unfurnished. about
S35; GentileS. Give details. Box 5'4
Ben Franklin Post Once.
WANTED = UNFURNISHED TWO-ROOM;
kitchen and bath apartment, in northWesi
section not over S31 80 per month. FRED
H. SEITz 1929 35th st. NV. IL
COUPLE. EMP. GOVT. DESIRES ONE OR
two room furnished or unfur. apartment
lease. Address Box 73-H. Star ofice. 81
WANTED OR 3 ROOM MODERN
unfur. apt. k and b.; state rental. Ad-
dress Box 45l-E. Star ONCE. IL
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. OR . ROOMS AND
kitchen if large rooms. by Oct. ~; reason
able Phone Adams 6G52-M after pm.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

REFINED COUPLE WANTS TWO-ROOM
unfurn. apt, near Dupont Circle; refer
ences. Call Potomac 1894
REFINED COUPLE. SISTER. WANT . r..
kit K b. apt. furn.. in NV; reasonable; by
Nov. J. Address Box 3"0-C. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

UNFURNISHED-l OR . ROOM APT.
with bath and shower. preferably with fire.
place: in vicinity of 18th st. and Pa. ave.
for young man: state price. Address Box
31S-C Star office
Evening star., 1934-10-21
Observation-Disclosures.

EVERYTHING" INCLUDING TILED
baths. nursery. recreation room. bed
rooms 10 minutes to Monument: refined
people; exceptional neighborhood. Phone
Clarendon 1000.
MT. PLEASANT. 1919 nth N.W.--SEVEN
rooms fine heating plant. new plumbing;
real home; $50: references. Wise. 4212.
RIVERDALE MD. 500 CLEVELAND AVE,
per mo- or sell cheap. Met. 1890. Emer-
son 0216.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

BY EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN. FUR
nished. / r. k. b. elec. refrigeration in
apt house: reasonable. Address Box 24O-H.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

l OR . ROOMS. BATH. UNFURN. APT,
NV. section; Nov 1St; state price. loca-
ton Address Box 246-H, Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-21

APT. FOR 3 ADULTS Il NAM. IN PRI-
vate residence in exchange for housekeep-
ing services; ref. Address Box 4S6-D. Star
Evening star., 1934-10-21

TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN WANT SMALL
unfurnished. sunny apartment near town;
reasonable. Address Box 1GS-H. Star offlce.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

FUR. OR UNFUR.-l room, kitchenette and
bath by single lady; state location and
price. Address Box 95-H. Star ofhce.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES TO SUB
lease one or two rooms: kitchen and bath.
NV apt. Occupancy Nov. l. Call Adams
Evening star., 1934-10-21

COUPLE WANTS FURNISHED APT. OR
fiat: heat furnished; prefer LIST floor. with
back yard: ne: near car line. Address
Box 1S4-H. Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

CHEVY CHASE. MD. 4621 MORGAN
Driye-Completely furnished rooms.
h.-wh. attractive fireplace: L mile from
District lire. off Wise. ave open for
inspection Saturday afternoon ana all DAY
Sunday
Evening star., 1934-10-21

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 37I8 JENIFER ST.
y rooms. , baths; elec. refrigeration
$50 per month. Apply 371S Jenifer st.
Clev. 4944.
ALMOST NEW GROOM SINGLE. OFF
10th St; possession November l. Call
Evening star., 1934-10-21

GROOM COLONIAL BRICK. 2 BATHS:
lavatory on first floor; oil heat legation;
PARK. Bethesda Nd. Open Sunday. Oct.
ni hatMeen q and Il O'clock D m 2ls
Evening star., 1934-10-21

CORNER 18TH q MILTON RMS
b.; 2-car garage; perfect condition; de-
tached: open IL TO 4
3O2I 18TH ST. N.W.-N. COL. RD.; IST
noor, duplex house; rooms. kitchen. bath
porch. yard; reasonable; lighted
12i2 EYE ST. NW.-Io ROOMS, BATH
bot-water heat. electricity; good condi-
Evening star., 1934-10-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fCnnffnnal

140S 14th ST. NW.-3 ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath; Frigidaire gas and light in
cluded. Phone Adams $3.50. Price,
Evening star., 1934-10-21

1l25 18th st. n.w.-1l rooms. bath elec-
tricity; good condition. S65
P. ]. WALSHE INC.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

& KENYON ST. NEAR 18th N.W.-8
= rooms. 2 baths sleeping porch double
| garage; FrlgiEaire; servants room. $50.
y | Emerson 06I0
Evening star., 1934-10-21

GROOM BRICK; GARAGE; MODERN.
Can be made into two apartments by in
closing large porcheS. Small terms.
OWNER 425 Delafield pl. NV
Evening star., 1934-10-21

GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM APART
ment, furnished OF unfurnished. Please
state particulars, price. Address Box
1SQ-H Star office
Evening star., 1934-10-21

LOOKl DON'T RENT. BUYI NEW BRICK
home. baths. garage; on easy terms
don't delay. Phone Adams 47S6.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
65; z ROOMS, SUN

BROOKLAND--6-ROOM HOUSE. AMI;
newly painted; schools. stores cars
busses; 1872 jackson st. ne. North 4492-J.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

SIS Address Box l99-H. Star ONCE.
FURNISHED LIVING ROOM. TWO BED
inciosed porch and bath. by couple with
infant. Address Box 18Th, Star office. .
Evening star., 1934-10-21

NEAR 10th g. PARK RID. NW.--soLD
for $4,000. take $3.50 easy terms;
many extras; furn. or unfurn.; owner
Address Box 232-H Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

1107 Eye st NV. Phone Natl. oo95
SEMI-BUNGALOW. RANDLE HIGH
lands-5 rooms and bath Ist floor ,
rooms on, md floor; 2car garage; faces
Govt park. SG5. Please give references
Address Box 26-H. Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-21

20 IftII ot. INV. DISIIICI 1OfI.
q ROOMS. ANIL. EXTRAS; "a SO. CARS
stores. schools. ETC.; GEORGETOWN; real bar
gain; owner. Address Box 242-H. Star
Office o3s
Evening star., 1934-10-21

Home buyer or investor. investigate this
unusual value; Broom brick semi-detached
house. full basement, hot-water heat;
equipped for 2 apartments Splendid loca-
ton: S5,75O: easy terms 1894 Euclid
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-13

Norbo Farming Co., EK, 12-3l-
IS reduced $3.50.
Laurence A. Murphy, SEA SWA
81. NWA, SWAN EA NEASWA
NWA SEA 34-38-53 reduced $500.
Geo. C. Pratt Lots TIP, "a, Lots
1912, 28-35-58, improvements re
duced $24O.
Robert H. Patterson, Est. Ell,
1865 improvements reduced $40
John F. Robertson, SEA 8, NV
u. 1882 reduced $468; improve
ments increased $75.
Solomon Robitscheck, Lots 1-2-
9-10-11-12-17-18, 1.33 49,, improve
ments reduced $275.
Ethel L. Ross S1aSWA, VASE
Il, SEANWA, SWANWA, IS
NEA NWA, NWA NEA, 22-34-5S
reduced 1851.
Edna Boycroft, SEA 10, NEA
22-S6-57, reduced 1886.
L. A. Salisbury, S15 3S-34-58 re-
duced $783.; improvements reduced
$500.
Tore Toreson W1SSWA 81, Ell
| SWA 33-36-54, improvements re
duced $135.
Union Farm Land Co., NJ IL
1866, reduced 1854.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-13
Farmers Pack Court to
Force Release of F.
Zukas
By a Farmer Reporter

CUSTER, Mich.-With 125 farm
ers present in the court room, the
justice court on Friday dismissed
the charges of assault on which F.
Zukas, Scottsville farmer, was be-
ing held.
The International Labor Defense
attorney, representing F. Zukas,
forced an admission that one Of the
prosecuting witnesses had received
his job at the Roach Canning Co.
as a reward for testifying against
Zukas. Another witness admitted
that they had been coached to
testify against Zukas by the prose-
cutting attorney who claims to be
a Socialist, Upton Sinclair type.)
An agent of the Roach Canning
Co., formerly a storekeeper in
SEQ tsville, who stole parts from
George Casper's car, was forced to
return them.
A number of workers in the can
ming company have been fired be-
cause they supported the farmers
in the fight.
A mass meeting is being held
Sept. 8 at the Town Hall where
the fight occurred. At this meet
ing we will take up the struggle
for relief and against the fascist
terror.
The victory in court followed E
= fine protest meeting in the Ger
man Workers Hall at Ludington
: August 81. Close to 300, including
: many city workers, were present.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-13
Farmers Saved Life Of George Casper,
Michigan Organizer, Hunted by Fascists

bastard-here is the rope" chang
Casper" etc. could be heard from
the drunken hoodlums all over the
hall.
"The crowd was being moved
from the second floor hall. A
blood-thirsty mob of gangsters had
the outside of the hall surrounded.
At least fifty of them We're at the
hall entrance, shouting like mad
men, waiting for Casper to step
out so they could throw rope
around his neck.
Farmers and company gangsters
were fighting on the stairway.
The congestion gave Casper time
to get through a window out Of
the hall. Crashing thru and out
distancing the mob, he got out of
sight.
"The mob at the entrance jumped
at those who aided in Casper's es-
cape, trying to take vengeance on
F. Zukas. Amidst shouts Of "get
the rope and hang him" they got
him to the ground.
GA group of farmers routed the
gangsters. Zukas was taken to q
farmers home. The mob then sur
rounded the house. After failing
to get in they called the undersher
if from Ludington who arrested
Zukas on the charge of breaking
a hoodIum's nose and stabbing him
Three others were arrested on tn
same charge.
"No news could be had about
Casper. "Next morning a commit
tee called the sheriff's department
they refused fatty to assist in an,
way. AS a result of kilograms t
the State Attorney General, dele
cation from that and the stat
police was dispatched to Custer. L
the meantime Casper had returne
home.
Mob Was Drunk
: "Only the fact that the mob ha
G been too bloodthirsty and drum
4 saved Casper's life. They had hin
y surrounded in yard where he ha
V hid in a pile of lumber. Onde
i continuous shouting, "here he !
L get the rope" they searched tt
II place.
IS Failing to find him there, the
d began circling and searching TIN
1t the neighborhood, thus giving Ca
l. per a chance 20 get further ava
t. The man hunt continued all nigh
d Casper succeeded to get to farr
er er's place towards morning fro
r. where he was taken to his ov
v, farm"
1t has since been revealed tn
the Roach Canning Co. had be-
he organizing that lynch mob and t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-13

improvements reduced $3.50; re-
duced $1O4S.
Federal Land Bank, E1SSWA,
WASEA ,SEHNWA, 9-34-56, re-
duced $478.
Federal Land Bank, W13NEA,
1O-34-56, reduced $34O.
J. o. Flakne, Est, S12SWA,
W1zSEH, 6-34-5S, reduced 1858.
Chas. & Louis Gladue, NW14, 20
31-58, reduced $565; improvements
reduced S52.
Mary L. Coleman, S1aSEA, 30
1851, improvements reduced $500.
VIM. Grelling, Est, S1a, 1882
SO, improvements reduced SGT.
E. H. Haerberle, NWA 26-35-58,
reduced $3.50.
| E. H. Haerberle, W15SWA. WIZ
NEH, 29-35-58, reduced $3.50.
/ A. E. Hagen, Ell. 16-S4-58, i'm
! provements reduced 500.
R. E. Hansen, NWA. N1aSWA,
IL, NEA SEH. 11-S4-56. reduced
$275.OO.
A. F. Hammond, NEA, 21-34-
81, reduced $3.50.
Edward C. Haglin. SWA SEX
25. E1ASEA. &c, EhE1a. SWH
| SEH, 1852, reduced $3.50; i'm.
provements reduced $500.
F. C. Harrison. Lot 13, 25-36-5S
reduced $306.
SASEA, 1876, reduced 800
Bruno Hass, NEA, %, E1ASWA
reduced 500; improvements, 800.
H. o. Heppner, So, 1856, re
duced $179.
M. P. Jackson, S1aNWA, NJ
SK, SWASWA, 35, S1ASEA
NEA SEA, 34-35-55, no change.
Bert Jensen, SEA SWA, SW1
SEA, 26, E14NWA, W1ANEA i
hSWA NWA SWA. 35195-52, re
duced $41S.
+. G. Harrison, SWA SEA, 80
WANEA, NWASEA( SWA, 81
1856, reduced 1921.
VIM. Hass, SEA, 26-37-5S, qt
!, duced $500.
Clara Lagerquist, E1kSEA, 2,
EhNEA( SEA, 33-36-5S, reduce
$417.OO
= E. J. Lander & Co. S1lN1k( N
ANEA, N1SSEA { UWA SWA
: 1882, reduced $1O1O; improvement
increased $13O.
{ E. J. Lander & Co. NEK, II
NWA, 12-37-52 improvements r.
4 duced $52.
/, Martin Lundeen, SWA, 29-S7-5
Z reduced $3.50.
o Martin Lundeer SWA 24-37-I
+ reduced 5000.
Minnesota Loan & Trust Co. L
;. TIP. 1858 reduced $432; in
provements reduced $3.50.
3. Minnesota Loan & Trust Co
Lots 10, 24-34-52, reduced S44E
j. E. o. Morgan, S1s, 2O-37-52 I
duced $160.
: Joseph R. Nagle S1aSWH,
N1aNEA 1882 reduced $3.50.
&, R. E. Nielsen SEA, 26, NE
ID 35-95-57 reduced 1854.
Henry Norby, E1aSEA, 10, L
I 2 E1SNEH 1886 reduced S4t
Norbo Farming Co. NWA, H.
7 SIS reduced $3.50.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-13

attack weeks in advance. Hocd-
lums were brought in from a wide
area. They met at the Canning
factory in the evening and pro-
ceeded to the farmers meeting aft
er stopping at various beer joints.
Many of them rode in company
trucks.
T. Palmer had repeatedly made
the statement that Casper should
be hung. After Casper had es-
capped the lynch mob, Palmer urged
that Casper must be found and
done away with.
The day after the fight the sher-
iff stated that if the farmers can't
stop organizing, there would be
plenty of Toping and killing.
Almost every foreman and boss
in the canning factory is either a
constable or deputy.
Woman Exposes Plot
A woman employee of the COM
pany got fired the day after the
mob had attacked. Officials of
the company had instructed her to
lure Casper away to a car, for
which she was to receive fifty dol
lars. A farm woman herself, un-
derstanding the exploitation of the
farmers and factory workers by
the Roach Company, revealed the
plot to Casper and militantly aided
in his escape.
The state attorney generals in
vestigation committee Immediately
got to work withdrawing the
canning company and local authori
ties, in spite of all evidence connec
ing them directly with organizing
! and melting to lynch. When evi
, dence was brought before them,
they stated that no action can b
taken withoct the prosecuting at
i, torney. The prosecuting attorne
refused to consider the matter a
all. They are now investigating
Communist activities" in the coun
d ty.
:, The farmers in this distric
n many of them bean and pick
d growers and fruit farmers, are j
r extremely poor circumstances, foe
5, shortage resulting from the drout
e has added immensely to the ba
condition. For number of veal
y the prices they have been paid b
u the Gamers, who have a monopol
s on their markets, have been wa
Y. below the cost of production. Tn
t. year the company pays from ST.
n down per hundreds pounds
m green string beans and from ST.
m down for yellow wax beans. {
the average of the beans deliver,
at 80 per cent are declared vast
IN which the company keeps, and d
he ducts from the farmers pay. Pic
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ers are paid a half cent per pouBd.
Drought Effects Felt

ers are paid a half cent per pouHd.
Drought Effects Felt
Some farmers have started truck
ing their beans to cities, they are
now being stopped from doing so
by the company deputies.
This open fascist terror instituted
BY the Roach Canning Company,
makers of Hart brand canned
goods, has opened the eyes of
many farmers.
Although they were taken COM
pletely off guard by the well or
ganized attack of the companies
lynch mob, many farmers stated
that from now on they will be
more solidly with the Michigan
Farmers League.
A mass protest meeting was held
in Lexington following the affair
and was attended by over 200 city
workers.
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L. G. Zeidler, SWA Fl WhSW
4 % N1kNEA 28-34-53 reduced
$850.00.
Outlook Securities Co. NJ 10
1888, improvements increased $50.
Albertina Rooster, M, 36-37-53,
improvements increased, $740.
Outflow Realty Co., SWA Ell
NWAW1SNEA 1882, improve
ments increased $40O.
At o'clock p. m. the Board ad-
journed until 9 o'clock a. m. Aug.
is 1884.