The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

situation.
They got u sack, held II open
at one end VI the culvert, then
pokod sticks In the other end,
shooing the skunk into the bag.
80 delicatcly was this done that
the skunk took no offense and
gave none, even when they gent.
" tied up tho bag, and carried
him 10 tho schoofhousc, where
they put the skunk In the bot
tom VI the organ.
Next morning, ull went well.
Tho tencher opened school as
usual by announcing music. One
VI tho girls sat ut the organ and
began playing, her feet pumping
vigorously Oh the pedals.
10 tho skunk, fun was fun, but
getting wnlloped on the back by
pounding pedals was something
else again. There was sudden
scutt.lng inside the organ, then
came an Overwhelming, terrific
pungency.
School was dismissed. a man
IN rubber boots was called by
tho school trustees ~ remove the
skunk. But for some days. the
holiday continued.
McCarran gets wha, be wants.
PROPHET
Whatever else he may be AZ
boss Of tho MIRA, General Hugh
johnson can claim credit as
good prophet In at lcngt one
respect,
Addr, ssing m. cIos,ny .o.s,o,
~ Tho MA code eonf"rcnn"' ~,
~ "t,i,, ~ M"rc,, ~ ,,"v 81
assembled businessmen that un.
less they voluntarily Increased
wages, reduced hours, and recog.
niEod labors right 10 indepen.
don't orga nigation under Section
ia, the workers would tnko Inc
offensive 70 force them 10 do 70.
eve Lm,,v so,ncthins. !. l,c ,old
his .tlsm ,.s,"o"ir. :, !, :,
"Mbout what is So,nine m this
country this spring-the worst
epidcnic OF strikes IN our hiss
tory"
Lenders among tho executives
pooh. po0hed the forecast, char.
ncterised Il as "ycnre. 10 get
them to accept tho presidents
proposal for q general 10 per
cent wage inereaSe and 10 per
cent hour reduction,
Tint .Iobnaon vn. no, nnin,i,.
rhetnrIcoI soo ,,cr",vs h'.,",,
nrovon -, ,ha eron, na.ns ~ So,ns
sry nowspu nor From, tho x,l.n,
lie IN ihe i,neiac md sron, H.
Groai Lakes M tho lilo Urnnds
union iubor n miiitantiv On ~"
march. '" Wv
49, ~. ., , -
s., "v , Wy s III 1890 nute
, "n,a woru n.y., '" 'nu a,,, an'p,oyers .nnt
mi,,.. .o "ms", noa.s' anu 'uGos.
' I'm us'" 49, aro NIT thcy
p,n. s 81 WV P's"'' ""us on
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,,aan,, ,'t u NV !" u''.. nnu
v ,h" ''''"e ''"''''"" oeh'n"
".",
MssiEitf
The at.nnd dog wur Of words
between the MIA mogu.s and
~" D aar,0 Voasa nus unsecured
io,,ar,n nrnvcc"ti min sv ',n,nr, '"s
Wh",v ~ d"a,,,o ,vpo,"
c,,wed nv .,a nrns,da,, VIZ 70 re-
nouneoG ,bht ,a h"n ,,,n 80
ovcr to IN" dannr,non, ~ ~
fiee ma the s.garaI ,naa oas
misainn NJ ycii w. t.a Nj s" o..
at,,dv md con,n"n "S "' 'o'
TI,c NRS;s smsn,,m.oms ,
tol,,.icr A. "a,U .issnr" a.. s...
IN" ti,cr s,y" .s,""s,.. 49,.
,.r,.s s,.s s,c.., ,....,.,.S "s
The rnoson for this sI.,,. 4.
N mysterv. Tbev bnvn had nio,,v
Of timo-sn ,nioi ~ th,n" ,.,a ptLs
IN nronnro nm oxnros.,o, - ut,
ion The lon" viii hn. y. .,a vp
nnti. MIRA sbarn'sh"",srs "'' 90
Cnni,ol inn =" .,"rnen ,, az
fonahavLs Thoy an,n p"m "1a
silence nv nonniny ,a"i, sssa,, ~" .e
ihe Darrow ,ho.is ,ho, .',o ILL.,. "
busincss,,,nr hn. No., 80, "e
ling Tho nro,"r hreoL y rro,, ST. w..
BlIIe Enpio NJ oon,narsd lii. ~.
buainess' Wv" "'s
e ..,"',,.s, . -
"a '"o'i'ocND
quiet sumner Welles Is busy
building himself an eternal
monument In Latin-America.
IL Ii the Central American
highway, talked about for more
than 20 years but only d dream
until he got behind II.
Working with Honest Harold
lckes, WelleS secured $1,000, 900
production and export Of Amcrl.
can pOud building nnchInarv