davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

Capt. J. H.. McClean. spent a day at Ophir and Yankee attending to business in connection with his e.llllee creek cialms.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

Louise Livenhagen was in town last wednesday attending to busi- ness matters.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

John Kreiger drove the first dog team or the season through town W ednesuay, DrmgIng in a load of wood.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27
OIE1R

Miss Ellen Ready, of Takotna, visited Ophir during. the week. Monday, after a week spent in Fair banks.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

Mrs. Grace SheaVer returned to her home Monday. from Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Sheaver accompanied the late Mrs. Miller to Fairbanks and re- mained to assist with the last rites.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

Ollie Blenheim was in town re- gently on a visit Ollie plans to stay at Ophir this winter.
The Kusko times., 1934-10-27

curse placed over tomb will actual ly naterialize.
 TIA kOIN A " - -rs-
 After spending day in town, Naino Puntilla left on the Joe Oats truck for Canes, Wednesday.
 Alfred Johnson and Andy Swaes- dall wee among the weeks visitors from Ophir.
 Louise Livenhagen was in town last wednesday attending to busi- ness matters.
 Haitian Wig, who arrived here recently from the Puntilla dredge, Canes creek, left Wednesday with Pilot Johnny Moore of the MeGee Airways, for Anchorage.
 John lBeaton, of Flat, spent the major part of the week in Takotna visiting the creeks section with Capt. J. H. Mclean.
 Coming from Flat, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Jones spent few days in town before going to their home at Cripple.
 Pete Carlson arrived Monday with Pllot Neese, of the Wien Airways, aICer having been held up by wealth CT for several days.
 Miss Ellen Ready returned from Dusmess trip to Fairbanks, on Nonaay.
 Ars. Carl LotsIelt of Juneau aIr4vea witn fno Johonny Moore, N4cuee Anyways, Thursday for al D44ol vlsiu. Mrs. Lotsfeldt Is well .--,m.. .n thls secC1on, having made her home at 1akoGna for several Seals. oAe Will vlSlI pne creeKs and A4cursa.n pe1ore returning Jo Juneau. John Kreiger drove the first dog team or the season through town ednesuay, bringing in a load of wood.
 Capt. J. H.. McClean, spent a day at Ophlr and Yankee attending to business in connection with his lq4liAee creek clalms.
 Martin Anderson went to Flat during the week where he will en- gage ln business for the winter.
 OPH1R
 Miss Ellen Ready, of Takotna, visited Ophir. during. the week.
 Pete Carlson returned to his home Monday, after a week spent in Fair banks.
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Il Help wanted-Female
RENTALS
n Furnished Rooms

sz-NrERDIAN. s. lsf5-Warrn room.
next hath. near S-c.ed Heart church.
modern rR-os26-R
s. So MERIDIAN. y 1870 - N.ce COY
room private home. hct water. PARK
ing. TA-2-43-
ALABAMA 1sss N.-LsrEe fvcnt combina-
ticn-cc1rccrl- private entrance ssrase
BRADLEY y -1-Frcu- -oc-. Coed heat
WIDOW private 1cIe PriEleEcs. MeD
CoLLEGE ssss-F.essaut warm corner
RON. private entrance. shower. ! or 2
DELAWARE n is-e-Co-v stesm-heatea
rooms. telephone. Lc-1e PRIVILEGES. 81
81 SO and s3
urNNY. So N-Flrl.s1ed rucu- Frocern.
seed heats or . c- cDp.cyea couple.
ILLINOIS. ~. Iso--Clear. cheerful. nicelv
furnished Large closet steam Quiet
home. Reasorac-e-
SfAREEr. r. Ii21 NO 7l--P.easant room;
lance. s. LI-6ss5
MERIDIAN Just oal ssRD. W. ss-Front
rrcm extension phone cr . gentle
men. private home
MERIDIAN. r. 11l6-LlV.nE room. oyer-
studied. fireplace alcrFf bedroom. ac-
eczmocate 2 So 81 cacl. HATTIE.
NEW JERSEY n g115-Attr1-riVe frcnl
rccu- private bone. zcoc leat- eseaz-
SUTHERLAND 3lll-L1Teiy front room.
seed LEGATION. rE1lcc gentleman. Rea-
sunahie- HE-fllQ
ssRD. W. ss-Room. next bath. beautiful
home. shower. p-if-ese social room
rrcne
WARM comfortable steam-hea-ed room:
E-igas e1iE4lees ho. water utilities.
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NOTICE or FIX, ExAzM.INAITIoM FOR cERTE

FLED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
Notice is hereby given that there will be
an examination in the House Of Repre-
sent tives, State House. Indianapolis. Ind,
TO qualify as Certified Public Accountants.
The hours and subjects will be from 300
o'clock a. m. until 500 o'clock D. m, az
follows.
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% unfinished Houses
Near Tech So Mo.

Near Tech - So Mo.
5-rm. semi-modern dbl SAB Bell.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC.
LI-74sl. 247 N. Penn
s.5O-stillwell, .8l6--5-rOom single; SEMI
modern; inside toilet: water paid: ga
rage.
SI5-GUmFORD 26l9-5-room modern;
easily heated; water paid HE-4s67.
sls-Modern 6 rooms. bath. gar. water pa.
I'LL N Pershing. open TO 4. Deco
SIS - WOODRUFF PLACE : 5l4 Middle
drive; 3-bedroom brick double; garage:
adults. IR-04l9.
s27: RAYMOND, E.. 622-6 rooms. modern.
double; Al condition: opposite Garfield.
ALABAMA. N. 2203-6-room modern dou-
BILE, hardwood floors, excellent furnace;
$50. HA-O494-W.
BEECHER. 7I6 So rooms; redecorated;
toilet. garage: fenced. $3.50; water. RI
BRADLEY. S. 37-4-room modern double;
garage water paid. IR-54l0.
CHARLES. l446--la blk e. S. Meridian;
modern 5-room double; redecorated; ga
rage SI6: water paid. IR-3s39.
2429 CHURCHMAN.
6-room double good condition. garage.
chicken house: $3.50. DR-l099.
COLLEGE. 4O73-S bedrooms. sunroom.
shower. fireplace. bult-ins, garage; sS5.
hN-Aou-.
COLLEGE. 5236- Nov 6 dating; 6-room
modern double; easily heated. HU-4076.
DELAWARE. N. 24os-ll-Double. 8 rooms.
sublet. was $40. nov $50. LI-862l.
Edgewood
Thompson Rd- l745 - Strictly mod; s.
room bung.; heated gar; newly painteesos
Esdec. floors rem e4J 49,; SIS. KEYS at i7a5
~ = &
single. reoonditionec, weather-stripped.
GALE. n. 29s2-6-room modern single
garage: SIC. s32ia Mass. No. II. RI
GLADSTONE Is N.-Good 5-room modern
double: water paid; garage; reasonable.
GUuFORD 2i47-4 rooms. water paid: SO
18th E. 3605: 3 rooms single 800. 81
LI-75si. c. c. GROVE. ~ Virginia Ave.
HAMILTON. N. 32o-Modern s-room sin
gle: bedrooms; Al. SIS
KENwooD. 3457-5 rooms. modern. reoec-
ridge
MACPHERSON. 2s23-Double modern s.
room; garage; good condition; Sl4.
MICHIGAN. w. 3223-Modern. 7 rooms;
furnished or untuFnished- Reasonable
NEW JERSEY. n. 234s-Douhle modern s.
room: garage: Al; reduced; SIS.
NEW JERSEY. $3.50 N.-6-room bungalow
doubies reoecorated. So 80. IA-elos.
Evenings. HA-l3S9.
OHIO. W. ls25-Double; rooms semi
modern inside toilet; garage; water
paid. SO.
OHIO. Z. i5S4-Tech: S room double; mod
ern; good furnace. SIS. water PAID
OLNEY. y. ii26-Single. s rooms: break
fast nook: garages. $50. appointment.
LT-S7si WALSH.
OXFORD. N 640-4-room modern double
plenty closets; good furnace. water
ST. CLAIR. e. ll20-Doubls modern, s-rm.,
Al; water paid; garage. k<ogs<& So.
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r E N T AL S
II Furnished Rooms

FOR a real home for gentlemen. near
MODERN. combination living and bedroom
quarters. with kitchen privileges. En-
plOyed lady or couple. Walking distance.
LT-86Iz
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INSTRUCTIONS
no Schools. colleges, Tutoring

etr-famt HTTO HAWAIIAN STUDIO.
1IOs Roosevelt ave BEST By IES4-
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL E2IA u
through classified acs ~ Inc Almes-
phone .ad-takl-. EI-1lll curins n-sl-
ness hours
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HELP WANTED
- Help wanted-NlaIe

" ,... 80 .-,,rt n sell
NAN VITA A-.l 49,. cheese Good
o------e,.i..or alter s. m. lI17 Conner.
- ~ ~ .--,. r,,rrr,ar,e1f rosi-
f-Sns C4u after a. m 5)3 Architects
......... t,.,,-. t,s+,,.rssr,
WANTED e5S4 49, II cs--s ~ rFrrv
- ~ -~o,,-es ar-lv cas- \. Alabama St.
between 8 and s s. m
- "a ,,7-r-r, Cor r,rrrc--r route Of 500
f,-rrtiies Write immediately. RAW
IFIGH. Dept INk-3s-SA. Freepori. HI
-gr-r, - .,r,.-,..r- r.~a lis an on
,,.'-+,,r.ff- fer ft-ea hieh Grade men
'.-t-' .--,,F ..,ur..rfon with one
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SIS Auto Loans
LEGALS
So Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


NOTICE TO BIDDERS q
The undersigned publicly posts from
time to time as needed on the bulletia
ers Of the City Of Indiana polls Indianas
at its office. $50 North Meridian street.
indianapolis, Indiana. specifications for
magazines for high schools and Libraries,
gas stoves for elementary schools. divers
supplies and equipment for schools, librarA
les, domestic science and manual training
buildings and for the furnishing Of labor
AMOR material necessary TO make repair8
10 schools. Libraries, offices and shop. Z
Bids Will be received by the undersigned
for the sale TO the Board Of such supplies,
materials and equipment until the respec~
I'VE gates namsd n said specilfleesaitIions
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. d
By A. B. GOOD, Business Director. =
Indianapolis, Ind, November l, 1884.
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR CERTL
FLED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
Notice Is hereby given that there viii oe
an examination in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, State House. Indianapolis Ind.
TO qualify as Certified Public Accountants.
The hours and subjects will be from 800
o'clock a. m. until 500 o'clock D. m. az
November IS. 1894
From 800 O'Clock a. m. until 1870
o'clock a. m.-Auditing.
From 1900 o'clock noon until 500 O'Clock
o. m.-Accounting, Part I.
November 10. 1884
From 800 o'clock a. m. until 1889
From 1900 O'Clock noon until 500 O'Clock
.. m.-Accounting Part II. y
Please note particularly the change fu
Those writing one subject should appear
the hours above mentioned.
VIM. P COSGROVE. Pres. =
WALTER G. OWENS. Secy.s
LAWRENCE 2 ORR. Treas
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following mate
rails will De received BY the Chairman Of
the State Highway Commission OF Tndlsna,
House annex. i02 North senate Aveng6
Indianapolis. Indiana, until 200 P. NJ, On
The 18th day Of November. 1884. at which
time they will be publicly opsned and
Invitation No. $3.50: 500 to 900 Tons
Crushed Aggregate, Gravel or Stag No. a
and Maint. IS. ?. o. B. New carlisls,
.Tnyitstlon no $500: 200 to 500 Tom
No / and s, Crushed Aggregate, Gravel 81
Stag, 2. 0. B. Lydick or deFd. on state
R R from the vest ely Limits eSu o. sog.e
and on state Road 20 from the vest city
limits Of South Bend to Laporte-5t-
'o invitation tom No :" $3.50 500 wood sisp
Posts F. o. B. Dale. Ind.
Invitation No. 1881. 20 70, 50 Tons Rock
Asphalt, p o. 3 Greencastle.
Parts 2 o. B. Indianapolis. Ind. q
Bids shall be submitted upon stanoarn
proposal forms Proposal forms and spesl-
fcstions will be furnished Tree upon r.
The right is reserved BY the Chairman g
reject any or all bids. or 10 award on any
combination Of bids that in his Judgment
IS most advantageous 10 tns state o. Andl-
~ STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
JAMES .. ADAMS. Chairman.
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3 Horses. Cattle. Poultry

FINE work horse: years old: black:
sound; $50. TA-4567
FRESH COW: reasonable Call GEO. c.
HAUSER at 1881 Carson Ave.
l GOOD HORSE. CHEAP. BY OWNER. 428
" KEYSTONE AVE
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RARINeM ReNNM BUReAO

Apartments In all parts OF the city
tree transportation TO inspect apartments
Cau HE-l32s or RI-l37l dav or night
FOR colored-Jackson CT l222-24 Cornell;
$50: includes utilities. See custodian
FOR coloreu Douglas Court 2lst q Blvo
Pl.; s22 so: includes util See custodian
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains of many
kinds are listed here daily.
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"a Swaps


SWAP
Things You Have for
Things You Want
TO ADVERTISER
Each ad appearing IN this column is nsteo
IN The Times Swap Bureau directory for
sixty GAYS free OF charge. Your "STap"
ao will receive a special rate OF seven
days for the price Of FIVE and tour DAYS
for the cost OF three
TO TRADERS
II you can not nnd the leads that you
desire in the ads in this column. call the
Swap Counter. RI-555l. and we will at
tempt to arrange a trade for you from
Swaps previously published. There Is no
charge for this service
SWAP. SIS to 500 cash for good clean
rs or 2s Ford. CH-3962-J.
500 CASH. bicycles. sk0oter-bikes. velocl-
pedes. bought. sold. SOB z. 63rd ST
TRADE several sets. i7-inch Va wheels
and tires: for Model As. l9-inch for 81
inch STERLING AUTO PARTS. go E
Washington 81.
"a DODGE COUPE. good condition; trade
for COW or SOW; take difference. $500 s.
State st. at Carson ave.
CORN FODDER or corn for sale or trade
for chickens. 1R-429I-
CASH for 1882 Ford or Chevrolet. 727
Fairfield ave. Apt. Q.
WILL SWAP cash for old rife or what2
DR-776l ring 3. BUELL.
IS Household Goods
GRUNOW REFRIGERATOR Gu IT,
for unpaid balance. STEWART RADIO
CO.. l04 ". 3ath s..
GAS GRATEGood condition; reasonable.
5i4s College ave. HU-3lo6.
? PIANOS. brass bed. dresser. washst ards,
hsytTee. other furniture. TA-Ssl8
LARGEST SIZE parlor furnace; good con-
eition L BROWN. 1918 Hanna ave.
SMALL DAVENPORT. Al priced for quick
sale SIS N. Delaware. apt. 10. after
40 ?. n
s-FOOT SHOW CASE; end tables. lamp.
stoves. beds. 7o3 {. 10th st. Dealer.
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Furniture Buyers
LIV ST 0CK
AZ Dogs, Birds, Pets

PEKINGESE male dog; house and auto
broke. Reasonable. 8o2 N. Oakland ave.
WANTED-GOOD HOMES FOR KITTENS.
BE-o628
BLACK and tan terrier puppies: weeks
old; very small. 1919 N. Illinois st.
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RENTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms
IS Autos for Sale

WASHINGTON ST E. 1110-Kitchenette
apartment; everything nicely furnished;
close to bath: 81.
WASHINGTON. E. 1922 large connect
ing front rooms. Everything furnished.
Garage Private entrance.
10TH. E.. 2225-S3. S. SO; modern. rooms
with beds: utilities. gas and sink; new
" decorated.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

apartment: beautiful view; water. ga
r5ge. aduits BE-s275-W-
81 MERIDIAN. n. I725-Nice.v furnished.
i-room apartment: also Sleeping room.
ADAMS. l9s7-Nicely furnished Broom
apartment. Near BrcoSsioe PARK Uti-
sizes furnished. Garage
ADLER. se-wELL-FURNISHED MODERN
ROOMS. REASONABLE: GOOD HEAT.
BROADWAY. IiSs-l 70 ; clean warm
rooms. 81 so 10 $3.50. ! private bath.
CARROLLTON. I5si-3 rooms, oveTstufed.
entrance. Reasonable
CARRCLLTON. ms larse clean rooms:
down. everything furnished private
entrance
CARROLLTON i944-s rooms, piceiy fur
uished. CFerstunec. Sp-enolo neat. Atl4-
ties furnished. Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. y. 2e25-Lovelv Groom front
apartment: overstufsc; good heat; pri-
yate entrance, reasonable.
IRVTNGTON-Two large front rooms vel
furnished: garage. 5S25 Julian ave.
NEW JERSEY. n. 4is-Smsn sleeping
soT s1aasi'i ro also i sse h0u'ekss0
NEW JERSEY. s. eis-Unfurnished mod
ern rooms; steam heat: private entrance.
NEW JERSEY. y 20s2-Room. Kitchen
cite. : rooms. down: clean warm, we'll
furnisheci sink. acllts pHvste en-
trance. electric washer
NEW JERSEY. 2oss N-Large front:
zltcheuerte sink range: also sleeping
room. Board optional
OAKLAND. y. s02-Nice room. couple OF
: skis. share widows home. meals op-
tlonai.
ORANGE ST. III or ; nice clean rooms
modern. beds. garage.
ORIENTAL. y. 2O-Lovely furnished .
room apartment: utilities; private en-
trance steam heat. : adults
~
ette apartment; furnished; private en-
trance. $3.50. EA-492s-M
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AUTO M OLIVE
As Autos for Sale

As Autos for Sale
l933-CHEV coupe: very clean; $50 down.
HARRY A. SHARP CO.. 443 Virginia ave.
1893 CHEW. coach extra nice: $50 down.
HARRY A. SHARP CO. 443 Virginia ave
CHEV.-33 coupe. Here is a real buy for
YOU. Be sure and see this car i you
M6ToR CO. $50 S. Meridian ST.
CHEV.-'34 sedan demonstrator. Low mile
age. Attractive discount. New car title
and guarantee. COBURN MOTOR CO.
$50 s. Meridian 81. open evenings.
50 CHEW. COACH-Low mileage. This IS
an exceptionally good buy. Car IS IN
excellent shape mechanically COBURN
MOTOR CO. l4o5 ". Washington st.
FORD-'3O roadster: $50 down HARRY A.
SHARP CO. 443 virginia ave
FORD-'34: Ike new; two-door: Philco
radio. Can be seen 81 S. Senate ave.
BOTH q CENTRAL SALES.
- GRAHAM. 20 sEDAN-sl75.
TX MeHENRY CHEW co. 1881 z.
It's easy 70 drive 70 or our lot
HUDSON. 20 SEDAN-Finish payments
cue SIS each. 1913 Collese WA-2266.
NASH-'28 COW coupe looks and runs
good S35 BOTH & CENTRAL SALES
PLYMOUTH 20 ROADSTER-F FINISH paw
mems due. So II each 3al5 College
WA-22s6
PLyNOUTE 90 P 3 COUPEFlnish
payments due s23 IS each. 1918 College
WA-2266
PLYMOUTH. 80. SEDAN-Flnish payments
due; $3.50 each. 3Sl5 College. WA
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
"a Suburban and Farms
26 Wanted to Rent

TENANTS waiting for various types houses
and apis. Courteous and efficient rental
management
o. J. SMITH REALTY CO., LI-8565.
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10 Rooms with Board

CARROLLTON 1944-1 employed girl to
room and board, nice modern room in
real home. Block College cat. Very
reasonable.
CENTRAL-Loveiv room; steam heat; con-
Meeting bath; ? employed ladies: meals
optional. HE-3l74
ILLINOIS. n: i935-Pleasant room: good
meals; SIS to $3.50. HA-0799.
MERIDIAN. N. 2947-Unusually attractive
for employed. Excellent meals. Private
home. HA-2500.
NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.-Front room, large
closets. windows. twin beds. shower.
men. TA69l6.
CHILD to room and board; mothers care;
private home. modern. BE-3336-J.
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale
For sale Reasona bic

For sale Reasonable
2 American Blower Co. 24-inch exhaust
fans. lis volts. D. G. Is 4. P. $50 r ?.
cox. RI-555l
SMALL burglar-proof time-lock bank safe;
Al; cheap. DR-4695
NEW DEEP WELL PUMPS
COMPLETE WITH IANKS1 REAS
1925 z. WASHINGTON. IR-1l5l
STORE FIXTURES = Bakery equipment:
special equipment: buy and sell. 4ls
E. Ohio
Jugs = Bottles
r g9F a3 az purposes Pc We S seiIeE I w5sT
CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
Of tine new suites ano odo pieces 70 tFsoe
ance Baker Bros. 2l9 z. WASHINGTON ST
BLACK broadcloth coat. badger collar. size
SO. almost new; sacrifice. 1851 n Sher-
ICE Box, 2o0-Ib.; 6x8. Price SO. 773
Ketcham ST.
3 HEATING STOVES-Reasonab bic. Also
full restaurant outht. 5li L. 5Zno 81.
BEAUTIFUL &C. buffet for used deep well
pump or carpenter Work. BUD SNYDER.
RECONDITIONED Delco light plants. all
sizes. CLAUDE HENDERSON. 239 z
Main St Mooresville.
Flush CLEAN-Clears stopped-up plum o
ing. fine for sluggish SINKS. ALBERT
G. MAS. 81 Virginia ave RI-s3l5.
ALL-NETAL corn peppers. 15c each. Anti
freeze for your radiator lasts al winter
Air-ceil radio A battery. I steel grave
vault - bags gi1y malt. faxed. go los.
70 bag. BIG POUR UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and
South 81
BICYCLES-s12 up; tires. repairs HOFF-
MAN. Isl Mass. LI-5256. zo5 (. Wash.
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NEW DEEP WELL PUMPS
COMPLETE WITH TANKS REAS.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co.
1925 z. WASHINGTON IR-Il5l
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R E N T AL S
% Unfinished Houses

SALEM. 3524-Shortridge: rooms, mod
ern; garage; excellent condition; S25.
HA-1453-W
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Jugs Bottles

STORE FIXTURES Bakery equipment:
special equipment: buy and sell. 4ls
E Ohio
Evening star., 1934-01-08
|ORDER ON PAY CUTS.
lis EXPECTED TODAY
President Roosevelt Prepared
to Issue Ruling on Sal
ary Restoration.

President Roosevelt is prepared to
issue an executive order sometime to-
day relative to restoration of part of
the pay cut Of the Federal and District
employees during the period Of January
1 last to June 80.
For nearly week the President has
had before him the complete figures
brought out in the long study of the
cost Of living made by the Department
of Labor, which are to form the basis
for the Presidents order. The indica-
tions are that the increase in the cost
of living. according to the Labor De-
sufficiently to warrant but a slight
restoration Of the Is per cent slash.
Therefore. the hopes of the great
army Of Government workers for relief
hangs by a slender thread. President
Roosevelt made 1t clear, while discuss
ing the pay cut order for the six
months commencing January l, that II
there Is any restoration 1t will be slight.
In making 1t known It the President
is planning to issue his order some
time today, 1t was explained that his
delay has been due to his inability to
give his attention to this subject be-
cause Of the great pressure OF other
business
Meanwhile. the pay cut repeal bill,
which 1t has been announced the
American Federation will sponsor, was
whipped into shape at the federation
headquarters at a conference of rep
resentatives of unions with Govern
ment-employe membership. The plan
to push this measure was decided upon
in a conference Saturday The COM
mittee in charge is headed by William
c. flushing. legislative representative
OF the A. ?. of L. 1t has not been
decided who will sponsor the measure
in Congress.
The efforts Of this special committee
to get a hearing before the House
Appropriations Committee on the in
dependent Offices bill, which will carry
the economy legislation including con-
tinuation Of the pay cut, failed, it was
said at federation headquarters today
Chairman Buchanan of the House
Appropriations Committee advised the
group that 1t would not be possible 10
grant their request, 1t was said.
Senator Keyes of New Hampshire,
one of the Republican members of the
Appropriations Committee, made known
his position today in favor OF salary res
toration, as follows
Il am in favor Of the immediate res
toration of salaries of employees OF the
various branches of the Government as
they existed at the time Of the reduction
in 1888"
Evening star., 1934-01-08

has been known to the Treasury De-
partment and the national bank exami-
ners all the time, without any criticism
whatever
Denies Warren Involved.
Bates Warren had no more to do
with the affairs of the Commercial
Bank than any other director. They
have brought him into the matter just
to add a little more color, as it is
known that I have been fighting the
Treasury officials for several months.
Neither the Continental Trust Co.
nor the Commercial National Bank
we're inSolvent until wrecked by the
acting controller Of the currency on
February %, when he refused to allow
me to put on the necessary restrictions
on heavy Withdrawals to save them.
The chief assets Of the Continental
Trust Co. consisted Of It's ownership Of
stock in the Commercial National
Bank. and there was no claim that the
Commercial was inSolvent. Therefore
no rational being could claim that the
Continental Trust Co. was insolvent.
This is only an attempt by Treasury
oficials to browb beat me into submission
to their plan of wrecking banks. The
whole thing is frame-up, and Mr..
Rover can better explain his participa-
tion in IL than can for him"
The other defendant. Warren, who is
confined to his bed with illness, made
the following statement:
II don't know what the charges are,
but ! have this to say: There is not
the slightest Justification for any
charge of wrongdoing so far as ! am
concerned"