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FARM AND GARDEN.

CERTIFIED BEDDING PLANTS.
SAGE. Calendulas. Coleus, Petunias Rosy
Morn. California Giants. Fluffy Rufhes)
Snapdra gon Verbenss. soc doz.: Marlgolds
Zinniss 40c doZ; LantanaS. Vincas. 15c
doZ.: Geraniums Sl3S doz.; BegonaS
81 - doz Impatiens, 81 doz. Harrintson
& Werth Greenhouses. 1857 r. ]. ave, n E..
North 12O3. We deliver.
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MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING

PIANOS at great reduction. These in
struments have been out on rent and are
as eooG, as new. GrandS as low as S195;
uprlghtS for $50 up; large stock to select
from Monthly payments accepted. Pianos
for rent for all occasions; terms reason
able. Hardman HarrInston. Gable and
krsnich & Bach pianos. Hugo Worch.
111O G. Est. 1879.
sAXOPHONE. B fat. straight soprano.
Conn. silver plated. sold bell. case; rood
cond., with instr. sax stand; SIS cash.
North 1854.
sAXOPHONE. fiat alto Buescher. silver
plated, gold bell; case and accessories; good
cond.; $50 cash. North 1854.
COLONIAL MODEL STUDIO UPRIGHT
with a marvellous tone. This little piano
is a current model that has been loa ned
out on rental basis. We have done vha
little rfConditioning was necessary, and II
now looks exactly as if new. The price IS
reduced to Sis: pay s. down. balance
monthly. Homer L Kilt Co. 1890 G st.
APARTMENT SIZE GRAND-A good used
piano. particularly suitable as q practice
instrument or for the person who wants
piano temporarily. intending TO trade on
A better grade later. The case is modern.
the tone and appearance are GOOD. Kit
''remade." 1t is in the best possible condi-
tion and will Eive satisfactory service;
Sl95; s. down. balance monthly. Homer
l. Kilt Co. 1890 G st.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKsIBarred Rocks. R. I Reds, So so
per hundred. also started White Lechorns,
L. E Beach, Norbeck Nd. Ashton 116-F-2l
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HELP-WOMEN.


ACCOMPANIST. piano. popular classical.
10 work with unknown singer; state quail
hcations and lowest terms. Address Box
BLK, Star office
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST clerical experience,
good at details: age nO-25 single pre-
ferred; permanent. Boyd's. 1888 F ST. NV.
BUSINESS WOMAN, refined; must be ca
ps6ie OF managing offlce Rapid promo
CASHIER R-BOOKKEEPER, age 2O-3O must
be experienced; reference desired immedl-
ately. Thursday. Boyd's, 1898 F st NV
CHILDREN'S NURSE. experienced; stay
nights; city references 1905 Hoban Td
NV. tFoxan Village busl.
COLLEGE AND HIGH-SCHOOL GIRLS for
service positions in sandwich shops good
money for vacation work. Apply, The Hot
Shops. 5l09 Georgia ave. after / am.
enced cutter and ftter, willing to start
at small salary Answer in detail. Ad-
dress Box 377-X Star office.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. must be experience.
and Fla. ave. ne.
HAND IRONERS and press operators,
white and colored; must be experienced.
Apply Mr.. Cole, Washington Laundry.
sALEsLADlEs experienced for dresses
references, need apply. .l2 1th st. NV.
SECRETARY, must be thoroughly expert
enced. rapid in shorthand: able 10 fur
nish excellent references: single preferred,
with some college training. Salary. SI:}5.
Boyd s. 1888 F ST. NV. 81
SOLICITORS experienced; 81 day con-
ditiona and commission Only those will
ing TO work need apply. Thursday. 930
TO II. 9l2 9th st. NV. 30
STENOGRAPHER in law ofice; preferably
one familiar with income tax procedure.
State age. experience and salary expected.
Address Box 34O-X Star Office. 81
MATTRESSES young attractive expert
enced. for tea room. Phone Rockville
A. 81
YOUNG WOMAN. refined. to assist with
children; going North for Summer; will
pay expenses. Address Box 3ls-V. Star
office.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white. young or middle aged;
plain cooking, general housework and work
around yard $40 month and room; Wesley
heights: references. Address Box 362-X.
Star ONCE.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recommended Service
Column call National 5000,
Branch 215,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

CANVAs R |Fraidin's underseiis.
Mercerized shoe laces. 1Oc doz.; notions.
novelties. cosmetics lowest prices. New
York Wholesale Co.. 635 F NV Room 104.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. REFINED
patient Instructors: d. C.. Md. Va. permits
easy parking. MR.. KLAPP. AID. 3657-J
j.
FRENCH TAUGHT IN EXCHANGE FOR
Russian instruction taught by conversa-
tlonal method. Address Box 370-X. Star
officP
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


COLORED WOMAN. experienced cook and
maid for family Of B; stay nights; Chevy
Chase. D. c.. - per week. City reference
necessary. Address Box ji2-X, Star ofhce.
COOK and general houseworker. colored
stay nights; city references required, S5 80
per week. Wisconsin 39nn22.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. preferably
white. for employed couple in nearby Viz
ciCia: 50 week. room and board: must be
GOOD cook. Address Box 32s-V. Star once.
GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER plain cook.
white. not over 50; so month. room and
board. Call GE. 1902.
GIRL. settled; general housework and
room; references. Address Box 355-X.
Star of1ce.
HOUSEKEEPER- COOK preferably between
30 and 40. in nearby suburbs. by employed
widow; leht work and good home 10 right
party. References. Walnut S699-W.
MOTHERS HELPER. colored within walk
ing distance Mrs. Wolfe. 1888 Otis pl.
NV. CO. 2g17-W.
WOMAN. settled. white for Housekeeping
and care of elderly lady. Call Cleveland
1898 between and pm.
WOMAN for housework. who needs home;
81 week. board and room. Home after
) pm. Jos. Burrows. pa Randolph pl. ne.
WOMAN Immediately; reliable white
woman. preferably needy: a good home,
SIS and privileges for keeping house for
small family. 1872 Girard ST. NV.
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YOUR INCOME.
Excellent opportunity for live
man to work after office hours.
Right man can add substantial
ly to his income. J. Gordon,
room 33o, Munsey Building.
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BED ROOM SUITE. maple; attractiveIy
priced; purchased January / Also lounge
chair. Falls Church 2Gs-J-l. l.
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ASPHALT. pure. any consistency, for
Roofing, Water Prooflng, Paint; Csc gal;
52-gal. Dbl. Sl1.50 delivered. win ap-
HYDRO REFINING CO, Blsdensburg. Nd
Phone Greenwood 1915. OPP. Hyattsville
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RENT-GARAGES.

LARGE BRICK.
Rear 11H 4th st. Sc.
Phone Lincoln 5141.
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BEAMS. brick lintels. small Otis passen-
ger elevator. sash and doors steel or
wood, lumber 56 F St sw ME 6s17
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OH OAk 4 Y ANK 4 KEJs
(Continued.)

GASOLINE; accessories; busy street. SELL
ing over 10000 gallons monthly lease
Price. 500. Address Box 376-X. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-05-30

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Apply Mr.. Brown. 1920 X st. NV.
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A UT M OTIV

PLYMOUTH-'3l sedan. Slq5.
CENTRAL BUICK Co. 632 n. F
PLYMOUTH-'33 delx. coach: free Wheel
ing: automatic clutch; like new. Finish
payments due. Possible to refnance.
WILES 81 WILSON. 1915 College. WA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
q Houses For Sale
% Sale Suburban Property

COLORED-6-room modern; 2811 Blvd. pl.
Bargain for cash. HA-4536-M. owner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
ARCHITECTS Get
SLUM CONTRACT
Harrison & Russ to Draw
Plans for S2,50O,OOO
Project.

Merit Harrison and William z.
Russ. Indianapolis architects. have
been awarded the architectural con-
tract for the indianapolis slum
clearance project. 1t was announced
today.
Notice Of the contract award
came from Carl Ferguson. local
project manager OF the federal
emergency housing corporation. The
project, which will be exclusively
for Negro tenants. Will cost approx
mately s2,5OO.OOO and consist Of
1000 one. two and ~three-room
apartment units.
Area for Stun clearance comprises
about twenty-five acres and is
bounded by Indiana avenue and
Blake. North and Locke streets.
Legal means 20 clear title 70 the
land is expected 10 get under way
next month. Mr.. Ferguson said.
Searching OF titles is being per-
formed by the Union Title Com
pany.
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$50, 000,0 900 HEIRESS
WINS DIVORCE DECREE
Kin Of 4. & r. Founder Wins Free
dom From Explorer.

RENO. New, Aug. 21-Mrs.
Rachel Lynch CleWs Munger. one
OF the wealthiest girls in the world.
has been secretly divorced from john
Elliott Munger. an explorer. II was
understood that $4,000 O0O was in
yOlved in the property settlement.
Mrs. Munger, posseSsOr OF a
S30,OO0,OO0 fortune and in line for a
fortune even greater. is the great
granddaughter Of the founder Of
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company. She was II when she
married Mr.. Munger, only a year
older. June g, 1888. Eleven days
after their marriage. they separated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase or the following ma
terials I'll BE- received oy me chairman
diana. az his office on the third floor.
state House annex. l02 North Senate
ave Indlanspols Ind unil ? p m on
time they WIn be publicly opened ana
Invitation No. $3.50 tons rock as
Invitation No. 55So-400 20 500 tons
crushed aggregate. size No. ( or s. T. o. b.
invitation No. 355I-Quantity of skid
chains. T. O. D. Indianapolis
Invitation No. 3552-135 to IFS barrels
loaded in state highway trucks at bid
ders warehouse. or delivered state hlgh-
Invitation No s55s-sOO to LOO tons
crushed arCreEate. gravel or Slag. (. o b.
Mexico. or delivered SR 81. Sec. S. from
Peru city limits 70 Miami-Fulton county
Invitation No. 3554-sOO TO 500 tons
crushed asgresa.s en- o o s N1amo5 e rom hS
city limits OF Kokomo 20 jet SR 2ls. sec
Invitation No s5ss-4oo to 500 tons
crushed sggregaie gravel or slae oel1-
cred SR31. Sec. r. from CITY limits OF
Peru 10 State Road 2ls. Sec. E
Invitation No. S556-f SIX 20 D inCn
well. 10 be drilled az jet. 81 and Al near
fnyirsti5h No. s557-Qusntiiy q truck
fnv:tation No. 5s5s-C,antiv OF auto
pRrtg. O. h Indianapolis
Invitation No. 3559-Quantlty tractor
and Plymouth parts. Z. o. b indianapolis.
Invitation No 3S60-Quantltv OF misc
hardware. T. O. b indianapolis
Invitation No. 356i-50 10 IS hot water
heaters. z O. b. Indianapolis
BIDS shall he submitted upon ~Siancaro
n~onoSsf forms Proposal forms and Specl-
hcations VIII be furnished free upon re-
quest.
10 reject auv or all bids. or 10 award on
auv c~ombiuation 81 bids that IN his judy
ment is most advantageous TO the stare
Of Indiana 80
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
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35 Household Goods

Conlan Table Ironer, now
$3.50. Conlon Table Ironer.
SAG. so. Thor Table Ironer. 500
Used Washers, SIS to $3.50.
Thor ELECTRIC Shon. LI-5386
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
BOY HIT BY TRUCK,
INJURED CRITICALLY
City Lad Sitting on Curb Struck by
Unlicensed Beer Carrier.

Charles Wright. Il. of BAL Fulton
street. was injured critically today
when he was struck by an unlicensed
truck carrying beer while ne was
seated on a curb OF Fulton street
near his home.
Police arrested Philip Mckinney,
II. of 20 LeGrand street. as the driv-
er Of the truck and charged him
with failure TO have license plates
and an operators license. The
Wright boy was struck by a cross
beam from the body of the truck as
II pulled over near the curb to avoid
striking a street car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
80 Wanted-Real Estate

NEW Florida bargain list free. Homes
and farms. Write w. D. OUTMAN,
Realtor. $50 Times bldg. st. Peters
burg. Fla.
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in tho citv
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81. $50 z. i5TH-2 large clean cool rms;
private entrance. sink. porch.
81 NEW JERSEY. n. 203s-Cozy room;
k~itohenette. LADY or couple; private
entrance. HA-257l.W.
IS. $50 Z 15TH.-3 rooms. overstufed,
clean. cool: util. porch: accom-. 5 or 4
S. NEW JERSEY. n. I6oe-Modern 2-rm.
apt. nicely furnished. sink. range.
phone. garage.
ALABAMA n. 2535-2 rooms. kitchenette:
adjoining bath. oVeTStuHed. range. SINK.
garage.
BEVILLE. s29 M rooms. next bath;
private. porch. entrance. sleeping room.
kitchen PRIVILEGES.
BROOKsIDE. l3l5-3-room apt. nicely
furnished; near bath. util. paid. 50. 20.
CARPOLLTON. N 1902 rooms down;
private bath. i~n-a-door. IS: 2 rooms up,
81. utilities. private. HE-4406.
CENTRAL. ~1948-Room and kitchenette. /
single housekeeping room; near bath.
CENTRAL, 25II-2 desirable connecting
rooms. phone and utilities. Reasonable.
FT WAYNE. 643-2-room furnished apart
ment; walking distance. REASONABLE
CROFT, I44l-2 clean rooms. gas. lights
and bath. So. BE-4297-J.
ILLINOIS n. 2625-2 and Groom apis.
Cool. clean. comfortable: private en-
trance. Reasonable. TA-3374.
MCARTY. E.. 6l-2 clean rooms. private
entrance. all utilities furnished. $3.50.
Near caTllne.
NEW JERSEY. N, I2I5-2 nicely furnished
rooms. steam heat. kitchen. next bath,
IS. LI-3180.
TALBOT, n, 2342-Front apartment;
modern; completely furnished; tanltor
service; $3.50. HA-4809-M.
TUXEDO, $40 N.-s4; nicely furn. room,
large closet. ki%tchenette. private ent.;
utilities furnished.
WALNUT, II8 W-Attractive IL room
apartments down: also sleeping room.
WASHINGTON. ITO. E-2-room connect
ing downstairs apartment, $500; also
? for $3.50; utilities furnished.
WASHINGTON. W. 359-Light housekeep-
ing room. $3.50 per week and up. Rooms
double soc. single 35c. Day and night
calls. RI-0204.
UNFINISHED room, kitchenette; over
garage; near 22nd st. Lights and water
paid. HA-0375.
RELIABLE party wants unfurnished living
room. walking distance. Box K-2l8.
9TH, E.. 616-2 airy apartments. Kitchen
cite. rollaWay beds. private baths
entrances. $3.50. LI-2788.
10 Rooms with Board
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37-d Beer Equipment

wise for people with rental property
to place their vacancies before these
prospects now. Your rental adver-
tisement in The Times viii reach
thousands who read no other paper
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HANDISE
35 Household Goods

9xl2 FINE Administer rug. studio couch,
antique desk, antique settee, extra large
tapestry. few fine paintings, dishes.
BEN S~CHONFIELD. 3510 N. Mer.. Apt. S:
FAMILY WASHING 442c ID. TOMORROW
returned damp. ready to iron. Minimum
sic. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. RI-7373.
INSIST upon DISTILLED WATER ICE
when you buy ice. Call R1-6S0I.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6-cubic #. All
porcelain: bargain. FULWIDER, 1929 z.
10th st.
DROPHEAD treadle machine. like new,
$40. SINGER CO. 126 W. Wash.
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S Personals

TRUCKS Tor rent Move yourself. DRIVE
LI-lOURSELF INC. SO Kentucky Ave
R1-7sSs
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and you can reach these
people at the lowest
cost in the city -. call
RILEY 5551, now, and
start your rental ad
working.
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INSTR
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

'Indiana's Busiest School, soc per day
4Ol Roosevelt Bldg. III. and Wash,
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THE TIMES
RENTALS
% Furnished Apis. and Houses

BROADWAY. 800. rear-Nice 3-bedroom
home. s42S 50. RI-7766. WHITE. IR-7956.
CARROLLTON. 2353-Attrsctive 4-room
upper apartment. util.; private garage.
HE-5S52.
COLLEGE AVE. 242EEficiency apart
ment. frigidaire: utilities furnished;
pleasant surrounding. Adults.
ILLINOIS. 2603-3 rms. nicely 1urn.; util-
tiles; S32 Noon or Eve. Rl-7725.
NORTH. 34OO-Beautiful 5-rm. home. util.
paid. $40. RI-7766. WHITE. IR-7956.
WALNUT. E. Il5-3 rooms. private baths.
util. s5-s7. See housekeeper. basement
ROOM in mans Turn. apt. privilege OF
entire apt. Reasonable. 1908 College.
No. Q.
5-ROOM APT--Nicelv furished; private
entrance. modern. reasonable rent. s52
East Market ST.
ANSWER Want Ads Promptly. the bar
gains that YOU see TO-DAY nav be gone
26 Wanted to Rent
TENANTS waiting for various types
houses and apis. Courteous and eff
cient rental management.
o. J SMITH REALITY co.
ia n. Delaware. LI-6262.
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BEVILLE. s29 M rooms. next bath;
private. porch. entrance. sleeping room.
kitchen privileges.
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ALABAMA n. 2535-2 rooms. kitchenette:
adjoining bath. overstudeo. range. sink.
uaraua
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M Disc
Sid Beer Equipment
80 Wanted to Buy

BEER equipment. bars. booths. coil boxes.
desks. chairs. Terms. 327 W. Wash.
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INST
schools. Colleges. Tutoring

10 schools, Colleges. Tutoring
BARBER STUDENTS GRADUATED from
the ~Journeymen Barriers Educational
school are IN demand because OF their
high. efficient oualihcstion-enrol noE
SPECIAL low fee. S42 Z. Wash.
BARBER Students. earn while learning.
Scientific bsrbering. Nationally accredit-
Cd school Benz COLLEGE OF BARBER
SCIENCE az w. wash.
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO.
@los Roosevelt ave. BEST By NEST"
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r ENTAILS
is Housekeeping Rooms

81. $50 z. i5TH.-2 large clean cool rms,
private entrance. sink. porch.
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81 NV JERSEY, n. zDa50Co1y Toom'
kitchenette. LADY or couple private
entrance. HA-257l-W.
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s. NEW JERSEY. N. l606-Modern 2-rm.
apt. nicely furnished. sink. range,
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90 Lots, Farms and Acreage

BE SURE-Or your title. Demand an ap-
stract prepared oy UNION TITLE co.
155 E. Market ST. Union Title Bldg.
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Furniture Buyers
R4QRGGS

WANTS GOOD FURNIIURE
MIR. PIERCE. PROMPI
CALL LI-2832 before selling your house
hold goods. Will buy anything used in
homes from attic to basement.
Call RI. 0469 F For st sny or fg GI6t5}ns
YOU nave for sale. Calls answered promptly.
BUY whole houses or odd pieces OF furn..
pianos. etc. MR.. WERELEY. HU-7274.
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CENTRAL, 25II-2 desirable connecting
rooms. phone and utilities. Reasonable.
TT WAYNE. 643-2-Toom furnished apart
ment; walking distance. Reasonable
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IS: $50 z. 15TH.-3 rooms. oVerstufed.
clean. cool. util. porch. accom-. 3 or 4.
Montana labor news., 1934-08-30
Old Tooth Carpenters
Are Panied By
Government Dentistry

CHICAGO-(FP) - Two thousand
doctors and 600 dentists are glad to
make all or part of their living by tax
ing government pay for attending re-
lief patients in Cook county (Chicago)
alone, the records Of the Illionis emer-
gency relief commission disclose. But
since May the dentists, under the lash
Of the reactionary Chicago Dental Soc
iety, have been on a sort of strike for
higher fees.
Since January relief clients had been
getting new sets of store teeth at the
rate Of $50 a month. In June and
July no such dentures or plates have
been issued or fitted. General dental
work, treating normally 200 relief pat
tents a month"; has also shrunk to negi-
ligible proportions.
4
While the relief authorities are at
tempting to negotiate a settlement oi
the virtual dental strike, the discus
sions between the die-hard individual
lists Of the dental society and the drift
toward socialized medical care as re-
presented by the relief spokesman have
got nowhere so far.
If the reactionaries hold out too long
it is likely that a relief medical and
dental corps, like the army medical
corps will be organized in which al
question of fees will be abolished and
doctors and dentists will put in so many
hours a day at so much month, like
most other workers in the world to-
day.
Trade unions, especially miners un-
ions, are familiar with such arrange
ments for medical care for their mem
bers. A goodly share of the doctors
and dentists now on the relief pay
roll would be on direct relief them
selves if they did not get their govern
ment checks. More doctors and den
lists are on the relief payroll in Cook
county than anywhere else in the
country for similar work. For July
1900 doctors got government cash fol
their services to relief patients.
There are $4,000 Cook county fam
lilies on relief Using the official fig.
ure Of 4H persons per family that give
clientele of 6O7 500 potential patient.
II a tidy practice that sober-mindeC
medicos are not likely to throw up i
the relief authorities decide to cracl
down on the high-fee holdouts
Many workers, not yet on relief
would like to have their dental worl
done at the scale of fees now being
paid by the commission. For eithe
upper or lower plate of false teetl
the dentist gets as his fee SO, the com
mission paying for materials and la
boratory expense. Crowns cost $19t
including 4Oc for the cost Of the crown
itself. Filings (amalgam) are 6Oc, 80
and 81 depending on whether one, two
or three surfaces are filled
To yank a tooth Soc is paid the den
tist for the first extraction and 25
per ivory for each extraction there
after Only one buck for having teetl
cleaned, a quarter for X-ray and $12
for full mouth X-ray
Somebody has been getting a gigan
tic rake-off at the expense of work
ers and their slender wages for den
tai care, if dentists can do this worl
for the relief commission and still ge
by, to say nothing of holding out 70
higher rates, say the advocates of soc
ialized VS.. holdup medicine.
Montana labor news., 1934-08-30
NRA and LILO. Problem
Of A.F.L. Convention

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J-(FP)-In-
dications that the approaching fifty
fourth annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor, to be
held at San Francisco October !, will
deal primarily with problems created
by the NRA were seen in the official
call for the convention issued by the
A. F. Of L. executive council in ses-
sion at Atlantic City.
Experience has shown that, not
withstanding the plain provisions OF
Section IA, workers have been pre-
vented from exercising the right to
organize and to engage in collective
bargaining through representatives OF
their own choosing" the call states.
"Workers have been compelled to re-
sort to the use of strike measures to
force employers to concede the exer-
else of a right guaranteed them by
law"
Labor has reached the point where
il can give proper consideration" to
the results achieved under the NRA
the call asserted "The labor move
ment must make real, vital and opera
tive the provisions of Section IA SC
that every right accorded the workers
to organize and bargain collectively
may be exercised and enjoyed to the
fullest extent"
President William Green announced
that the council has decided against
holding the next convention in Allan
tic City because of Mayor Bacharach's
refusal to permit city employees to Joir
a union. "The action of Mayor Bach
arach can only be interpreted as a VIC
lation of the constitutional rights OF the
workers to organize for mutual pro
lection" he said
The report to the executive counci
of John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers of America anc
American delegate to the recent con
vention of the International Labor Or
ganization at Geneva, on the l. l.. y
convention, coupled with an invitation
to Harold Butler, director of the l. L
o.. to address the A. F. of L. conven.
tion at San Francisco were taken tc
indicate that the convention will be
the determining factor in American
labor joining the I. L. 0.
In its last discussion on this ques
tion, in 1919, opposition to the l. L. Q
limited the federation to aiding in pre-
parations for an International Labor
Congress in that year. The l. L. 0
itself was opposed by many on th'
grounds that affiliation would meai
foreign entanglements."