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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24

Brou!llsrd. .Rossi bout, is supposed to have guaranteed Lou 5000.
 Jack Dempsey will referee the wrestling bouts ct Mechanics build. in gtomorrow night. Last week it was Primo Camera. Another boxer doubling ct mat ofilciating hereabouts s Tony shucco, who also had Q week ct the old Howard. .. Mayor Bossy dillis, who recently shook up the Newhuryport polica dc. partment, Is now after high school football cocah Del Horah. .Qillis says that as c football coach Borah is c good chicken farmer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24

day afternoon, taking an early lead to coast to @ 4l to 8 win. Bordeau was high scorer for the winners, while Kapura and shegcs, the latter recent Portland addition, were best for the towners. In 6 poorly played preliminary the Portland girls overcame a bad start to pull away into 8 43 to Il victory over the Pennington girls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
GAMES WANTED

Wally Clapp's Community Big Five of the Pearl Street Community House, possible entrants in the third annual Waterbury Democrat statewide amateur basketball tour- nament which will open ct the Boys Club gym Tuesday evening, March 10, want games with any of the outsanding teams in the state. For games write to Wally Clapp In care of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House, Hopkins street, City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
.Sf .'EDBOYS WIN

Portland, Feb. 24-The Middle town Speedboys with Miller and spinney absent from the lineup, won their second straight victory over the Portland town team here Sum-
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Concord Glnb 9anenOsrein

8ie Geriommlung oes 0amenDer-
ems oes Concord Clubs fan0 am
0ienstog Ibeno i'm Samilton Sotel
Itott. Die MitgIieoer naren 5abl-
reid eridienen. 0ie 8~r1iioentin
5ror @liie 8oeldner, fiibrte ben
8orlib. Die Sefretarin. 5rau Gep-
nolos, nerlos oos Brotofoa uno ben
5inon3beri1t.. 9as 8ergniigungs-
&ommittee herihtete, DAB Der 8ingo-
Abeno, melder gum 8eiten Der oeut-
ifen Spradi1ule gegeben Drroe,
ein id0ner @rfolg mar. @S D1roe
bei6loiien, einen dbnli6en Iben0 I'M
Soilltar 81 bernnitalten. Gin neues
MitglieO, SRI. 2eonar0, murOe auf=
genommen uno bon Der YrGlioentin
ipiIfommen gebeiBen. Aae friiberen
8eamten mur0en mie6ererndblt. Die
8rGiiOentin ounfte ben Mitglieoern
fir Die @ilfe uno oos 8ertrauet1,
iDel1es ibr i'm leBten Sabre ernie
Ell mllroe. sic iagte II. a., OaB es
ni1t INNER leiht getDelen mare, 1e=
Dem gere6t al meroen, aber nit gu-
tenn @iaen uno 8erit6nonis fDdrell
pobl mon1e &liffe gil umidiffen.
Damn folgte Der gemiitIide Sell.
6rau Ma6ler, 5rau &OBler un0
Srau Nfittelit6oter f~eierten @e6urts-
tag uro botten rei6lid fir G1tAen
geiorgt. gs berrfdte 6alO cine iebr
pergniigte Stimmung. 6rau Maf-
Ter tr11g etpas 2uItiges Dor. 6rau
8riigger muBte niel SntereiionteS
BON ibrer &eiie noh europa gu err
3dblen. 5rau @ottburot iberbrad)te
Die @riiBe BON ibrer SdDeiter Srau
9anger, mel9e beoauerte, tronfbeits-
bolber nerbinoert 81 fem, an Der
8%eriummlung teil3unebmeu.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
llnterbaltmngsaben0 Der pSdla=
raffia"

Die bielige 0eutfde, Gitnit, SUI
NOR uno 6rernoidaft pflegenOe @e-
IenIdaft ,S6laraffio" botte Montag
einen 5eItobeno. gridienen fDaren
$500 @G1te uno Sreunoe Der Sc
IeGl6aft nit ibren 9amen, b%eiOnoers
cine groBere Grippe aus Dem naben
Baltimore, uno Mitglieoer Der
SdauIpieler- uno Mlififer-Sruppe
Der oieie ISOLDE in @oibington auf=
qefiibrten 8iftor @erberti6en 9pe-
rette .0ougbtD Marietta", Oarunter
Die Sauptoorltenerin uno uNlarietta"
Ielbit, Die Oeuth Sangerin SIZE
sc arDenga un0 Der 9irigent 0es
yMurietta~ Sr6eiters, SEER Srt-
mann, beioe aus Baltimore. 90
mar Der Mbeno eigentli6 Elm 8olti-
more=aben0. SRI. MarOenga, bic
fhon Die Sollptroae in uStuoent-
8rince@ (gIlt=@eioelberg) un6 in at-
Oeren 9peretten bate, INNER Die
.leaoing laoD~, lang CUR 5reit0e Der
Mnneienoen einige &Ompofitionen
6es Serrn Srtmarn. Sn BEN Sci
tunggberihten @aibingtous muroe
fie oieie ISOLDE bon 6errn San Gar
MOON u@aihinoton gbening Star"O
ols elm @ngel be3eihnet Der por8iig-
lid lang tomato un6 fhau'pielerte.
SSsn Der u@oibington News" ipra6
SEER Don Craig bon ibr ols cute,
iprigbtln, a clener come0ienne" nno
lobte lire liebliden Enn5bein6en-
Mlls Seem gorf, @ilminqton nno
Buffalo tparen ebenfn1s @Gite un-
meieno. Grit gegen 1 llbr ging man
befrieoigt aitseinanOer.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Sin Grfimber, Der int gerbOrse=
men bliibt.

Sn 8uOapeit 1T fiir5Ii6 i'm Sitter
bon So Sabren Huoolf 5rommer,
elm friiberer @ngeitenter einen @of-
fenfabrit, geItorben uno bat Elm 9er-
m0gen bon einigen Miqionen 9engo
bin~terlaiien. Set bieIen Sabren
fiibrte er elm bei9eioenes un0 5urid-
ge5ogenes 2eben, uno niemonO, aud
nidt Die Nd9ltItebenOen, puBten
BON ieinem 9fei6tum. Srommer bat
te iid Elm gut eingeri1tetes tedni-
i6es 2aboratorium gei9affen, in
Dem er ben gnnaen Gag uno nod eli
men Cell Der Na9t nit einigen Der.
trauten M~itarbeitern 5ubrn9te. Sect
ergibt ii9 nun aus 3eugniHen, ots
nod ieinem CODE erIt betannt mnr-
ben, oaB Srommer etpa $50 Grim
Oungen aiif ben beri1ie0enten Sc
bieten gema1t Bat. gs banoelt it'd
Inn nelie te9nii9e Ginri9tuneen, Die
ser 9riifung Der Sa1berIt1n0i3en
umterliegen iDeroeu. 9ie Mufgabe Der
Sriifer miro 0urh Die Satia1e er-
leidtert, onB Der Grinder Die mid-
tighten Stufen ieiner tebniiden Ar-
beiten in SilmItreifen f~eitgebalten
bat. 6rommer bate nod cine anoere
2eioeni6aft: fiir 8iloer uno aunit-
gegenitdloe. Sein Saus in 8uooppit
1T Elm wabres Muieum, in Dem ne.
ben alten mertoouen @erfen audi
moOerne 8iloer bangen, un0 unter
oieIen oablrei6en Yortr1ts uno
2anoi6aften, Die er ielbit gemalt bat.
Der Miaiondr lit geitorben, obne Elm
Seitament gu binterIaiien.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
9entIde 6reimanrerlOse Nrminins
Sr. 25

ssn Der iebr gut beiu1ten Ser
Der Qoge, tpel6e am
BEN /. December, ltottfono
ipuroen folgenoe 8eamte fir oos
lGbite Sabr erm1blt:
MoriB @reenberg, gbrtp. Meiiter;
@ilbelm &ottop, 1. Mufieber,
&urt $. &oider, 2. Aufieber;
JriB 8ertram, SefretGr 90. MaD
@brift. &ronenbitter, S6oBmeiiter ;
Serman @otti6olf. 1. @oriteber;
alops Giienbolter 2. @orlteber;
Sllius &oblen3, 8eobo1ter
8m. @immel, Mori1an;
George $. 8obr, 9rganiit.
Gelegat gum Moionic nno Gaftern
Star @eim: Serr slug. s. 8ertram ;
Deiegoten gum MaioAic goaro Of
&elief: Ser @m. @immel uno SEER
George $. 8abr;
9eIe9at 5ur ct. Sobn's W1ite
Aiiociation. 6err 4rmin &otb;
9elegat gum 9euti9en @aiien-
baus: 9err @ilbelm &lausman;
0elegot gum Moionic employment
Bureau: @err Ebeooore 2erb;
6inan5-&ommittee: Die Serren
Sobn 81. Ster5er, George SO. Siebert,
8ilbelm @immel uno Sbeooore
2erb;
Snitructions &ommittee: SEER S.
81. Ster8er, 8oriibenoer, Serr 5ris
8ertram, Der @eiiter uno Die beioen
@ufieber.
Mne 8enmten muroen 0ur1 ben
Mltmeiiter @errn grtpin 8. @err-
mann eineeiebt. Na9 Ser 8eriamm-
lung muroe cine 5eier obgebalten,
mo es luftia 8uging uno es NOR friib
morgens, ais man oas 0Gb oaB mir
i9eioen miiiien" erflingen lteB. Die
ndhite 8~eriammlung finoet AM
Dienstag, ben Is. DECEMBER, nbenos
.7.30 l1br itatt.
s. 8ertrom, GefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
SeDOlfernnssiuadstnm Der StaOt
8aibingtOn.

Die Bunoesbnuptitaot @aibing-
ton, pelde iest cine 8eD0lferung BON
$4,000 |erionen bot, lit in ben Ies-
ten 600 Sabren, itorf in Der Gin
mobner5abl getDa6ien. 9ie 3ablen
iinO Die folgenoen: 1870: 1890
gintpobner, 1880: 117,624; 1890:
230, 1892; 1900: 278.718; 1910:
331,069; 1920: 1851; 1880:
486, 1863; 1886: $4,000. gs gibt
10 Staaten i'm 2onoe, pel1e peni-
ger @inmobner boben ais Der .9ilt-
rift BON Columbia. Man oorf fir
@aibington i'm Sabre 1910 etpa
g~inpobner ertpnrten. Sir
oas qeiamte 2ano redjnet man NIT
Dem Sabre 1866 auf ben @0bepunft
(uno Stiaitan6) ser Beb0lferung,
ndmlid NIT 143 Minionen Men-
i9en. @eburten, SterbefGne un6
@inpanoerung ueroen iih bann, mie
man ii9 6os oentt, geraii Die @age
balten. Iber Bis odbin fam nod
bieles in Der Beltgei9ihte eei6eben.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
2lns @ereinsereiten
MGnnergelangperrin nnO 9amendDOr
iiHgen am II. DECEMBER nnf Giu-
labnng Der DGOlumbia 6eigbts
Sniinef Mens' @fociation"

3uiammen nit Dem 9amendor
miro Der NtGnnergeiongperein am
If. 9e5ember ouf ginlooung Der
columbia Seigbts 8uiineB Mens'
@liociotion~ an Der 14ten StraBe
@eibnadtslieoer Iingen. Die 8or-
6er%eitilngen 5u oieien abenoli6en
llnterbaltungen liegen in Sen &dn0en
oes Serrn Sor0, 8r1iioent Der 60
Ilimbio Seigbts 8ufineB Mens' Aiic-
citation. gs lit oos 5tpeite Nal in
gon8 fllr3er 3eit, OaB Die Oeutiden
SGnger lpieoerum cine feierli6e Sc
Iegenbeit BADEN, nit onoern befann-
ten Gb0ren ser Staot Suiommen 5l
ipirfen. Seoen 9ienstag uno 6rei-
tag iingen omerifaniihe GbOre an
Ser 14ten unO &enDon StraBe @eib-
nadtslieOer. Die StraBe lelbit lit
feItlih nit Grim uno bunten Gam
pen eefdmiidt. IS lit gan5 beion-
oers 81 begriiBen, oaB uniere oeut-
iden @eiongsbereine BEL oieier Sc
legenbeit nit ben omertfanii6en ouf-
treten, unO ooourf ehten @emein-
Idaftsgeiit bepeiien.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Griter 9entidcr GpDrtflnb sesen
MOritein SOccer glmb, Baltimore.

am Sonntug 1T Ser nMoritein
Soccer Club, Baltimore, 5u einem
3ofalipiel init Dem grlten 9eutiden
Sportflub berpflidtet. Moriteilt
Soccer Club lit Der Sup Sic gbam-
pion~ BON Baltimore Hno miro Der=
iudefL in cine tpeitere 3mii6enrunOe
3u fommeil, tpenn ibnen Elm 5ieg
iiber Die @aibingtoner 9eutIden
gelingt. 0o6 ioate oas nidt 10 leidt
iein, oa Der Sbortflub init boaer
Mannihaft antritt uno erltmalig
einen 8oripart mieoer I'M Spiel sur
8erfiigung bat. Auf ale 51ae miro
elm Invertebrates Spiel ertDartet, oa
Der Sportflub allies beriuden miro,
Ben @egner aus Dem @ettbemerb 8u
ldlagen. Sails Die Mtannihaft ct
mas @liid bat, ioate es iebr lei6t
m0glid iein, oaB ser Sieg mad
@aibington faat. 8eginn punft
2.30 llbr, SpielplaB, 8ennings.
2eBte Spiele: griter 9eutl6er
Sportflub-Seuri1 8remers, III;
@riter 8euti6er SportfllbESiloer
Spring, 81.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

&auf niir Del Snierenten Elm,
Gas miro Ser 3eitung bilfreid iein;
Dem &aufmonn, Der tets inieriert
aud oeiue aunOidoft itets eebiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Ser neMeife Nbbarat
fit TiImsS rifs.

Die gnglduOer eeben iid sic
oroBte Miibe, in ibren 5ilmunter.
ne6mungen nit SoaDmooo erfoLg.
reid in 8ettbeiDerb gu treten. 01it
Stol5 tDeiien Iie Ooroui bin. oaB tie
in ibren groBen 6ilmpertit6tten lit
0enbnm einen 9pporot baden. Inn
SEN Iie ielbit SoaDpooO beneiOer
muB. Gin Subr mar e~rforoerlid. ibn
at bauen, uuo es ioa aud nifts
8eIieres in Der @elt geben. Sin
iunger Mmerifoner, Sad 5bomas
bat i'm ge3eihnet uno ieine 4usfiib-
rung in oaen Gin3elbeiten iibernoht.
Ser apparot erfiint sic peridie.
oenjten 3wefe. 3unddit fam man
nit 2eihtigfeit nit inn Oie lleber-
gdnge BON elmer CUR an0eren S3ene
heriteaen. man9mol our1 cine
@ano, sic iiber ole 8ilofl1he glei-
tet uno 0ns cine Bil0 .obuilht",
md6ren0 Das an0ere o1fiir erIheint;
Damn mieoer ourd cine Donfommene
Drebung oes gan5en 8il0es. nobel
oas cine ouf Der Giifieite BEG an
oeren 81 iteben iheint. Damn fDieOer
nit elmer erploiionsartigen 8ir-
flung ooer inoem oos gil0 bin
itmil8t ooer berabflieBt mie Gegen
bon einem Senlter.
9ieie @irfung 6%eroor5urufen lit
uber Ons @enigite BEL oieiem neuen
Npporot. ST fam oll6 gebroudt
meroen, Inn @oIfen in cine Qono-
i1oft gu bringen, oie an eirem JON
nenbeaen Gage oufgenommen mor0en
iinO, er fam oie SonoIung 6eidIeu-
nigen in elmer S5ene, in Ser Die
S6ouipieler 81 Ionglam gelpielt
boben, er fam 0@eilteri5enen" ooer
anoere Eridnirfungen berporragano
oaritenen. Cine ieiner lebtel. Sci.
itllngen mar, OaB er cine glefanten.
berOe gum Ean5en bradte. Damn ober
fam er aud in ieoem IerbGltnis
ieoen b%eliebigen Sell BON orei ber-
idieoenen 6ilmen 8uiammenbringen.
gs tDeroen gum 8eilpiel arf einem
Slim @olfen photographer, auf
einem an0eren elm SdloB uno ouf
einem oritten Solouten; Damn Der
einigt Ser neue Apparot .Oieie orei
4ufnabmen AIT einem einaioen Bib,
10 0aB es nidt mebr n6tig 1T, oie
SoIonten pirflid al Dem SdloB
bin5ubringen uno einen ih0nen Sag
5ur Mufnabme ab5uporten. Nppa-
rate, oie Oieie beionOere 2eiItung
ermoeliden gibt es bereits. Cine
ein8igartige 0eiitung oes neuen lit
cher OaB er Sic berbGItnism1Bi9en
@rOBen zines ieoen 8ilOes perdn-
bern fam. @enn es iih 3u ip6t 5eigt,
onB Der &ameramann elm GfloB
aus at peiter Serne photographer
bot, 10 fam Ser 9[pparot es III oen
Observation-Disclosures pieoergeben. Die
fir 0as Bib gebrauht tperoen. ga.
nit 0ieier Mpparot ale OieIe Erids
einmanofrei ausfiibrt, lit es notie.
Dab er nit elmer @enaui9feit arbei-
tet, BEL Der aud elm pin5iger 8rud-
tell zines Miqimeters cine Goae
ipielt. gr lit auf einen %auBerorOent-
Iih Itarfen 8etonunterlob geitellt,
Oamit aud Die leiieite @ridiitteruna
Oermieoen miro. CT bat ieinen eige-
men &rafter5euger, Der in geniigen-
Der gntfernung Undergraduate lit, Inn
AUDI BON bier aus StOrungen 81
bermeioeu.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
OOlSiocr scbimmcr
Dem fleinen @oOfrep :. mnnter aeipiOmst

rAuf gutem 8o0en faunit ou ielten iinOen~.
20 beBt Is, o@rlenboI5 unD rote Scare.
SIN oieie 2ebre mag i'd mid ndt binoen;
8or Gogmatismus Ser5 mo 8eit i5 tpabrc.
God menu af gutem gooen @rleu iprieBeu,
Sinos @0elbdnme ohne jeoen Saoel;
Sin rotihlodig &inoerbnlpt lmfleBen
Sin eigner GG5, elm gan5 ~belon0rer 40el.
au6 miro Oie 3arte 5orbe oes @eidtes
Gurh iolde Gluten m~unoerbar beleuftet,
9aB Oh Dem 3olber hires fleinen @iftes
Der @lern augen title RibrlIna feudtet.
llnO trifft e5 cine Observation-Disclosures
8leid mint Elm 8ilo Dos SfGbe nift b~e3ablen;
Die &unt erniBt ben Teidtrm nidt Ser 5arbe;
aen &iinfler ie miro bic 9iiancen malen.
gSie idimmert's, f%limmerts, funfelts goloig ponnig,
Ser glHbn Gafeten, Die uns ni9t ~gefdbrOen;
ln0 ga iein 0atlrel 10 friih uno ionnig,
Wag er elm Sonnenfin0, elm @olofino peroen.
I'm tauieno S~arbentone olls5uoriden,
8Ge drmlid) lit Elm @ort rpe rot 1no yr0ten~;
@ramn1atif gibt Oas @eltbilo u1S in Stiifen;
Ser @eiIt bele6t, Die itarren 9ettern totem.
sd qud' Did, liebes aino, nit feiner 2ebre.
SD miinld' MIR Dies, oaB, Denn aud emit 0as 2eben,
@s bod ben 9unitfreis goloig Dir D%erfl1re,
Gir parn1es Ser8 un0 lidtes Sirn mog' geben.
@oIoemar aloB, Spattspiae. $40.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Mrbritss Oclrgcubeit

sic f5nnen $50 n16entIi1 oir1 @ors
3eigung unIerer Mlnlter ber0ienen, itiins
benipeiie ODER poIe Sage. Seine amition
berlnn9t.
GOrDnet Spiierp &c., 1888 s Str, u. g,
3immer 403. 1911
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
GrSHHungstans bes Griten 9entiden
SpOrtflnbs mar Elm 8Om6enerfOlg.

8obl ieltcn 5upor mar Die SoIe
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 gefiat
tpie am lebten Somstog AbenO, ais
ser Gr1te Deutide Sportflitb 81 Iei-
mem @~roffmmgstan3 eingelaOen bot
te. S6on friib moren @nbdnger,
Sreltnoe uno @GIte oes SportDereins
eridienen. aud Die anoern Sport
pereine Der Staot uno llmgegenO
tporen 5oblreid p~ertreten. Cine Sea-
peae aus Baltimore ipielte gum Son5
oilf, meiitens 8lnsmuiif, mas fir
piele etmas Heles tpar. @e0rdngt
bon mar Der Ean3bo0en un0 mas oas
&ommittee b%orbergeiagt, 0oB es fei-
ne Mouerbliimden" beim Ean5 oes
Sportflubs geben tper0e, bat iid be-
pabrbeitet. Dofiir boben Die inngen
uilo eifrigen Sanger pom Sportflub
geiorgt. Seer bon ser tan3luitigen
9omentDelt nidt antpeleno mar, bat
einen nirfli1 a~miiianten A6en0 ber-
poBt. Ser Sportflub 0anft allen
Gri6ienenen fir ibre freunOlide
llnteritiibung un0 bittet audi Inn
ferneres Moblmonen.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Suit 8rfauuIi6aft:

Sdnsli6e nette @itpe, einiam
fiibleno, miinidt 8efannti haft nit
a%ngenebmen oelitiAlpredenoen Serrn
iiber 60 3meds eDtl. @eirot uno
i60nen Qebensabeno.
Nlr ernitgemeinte Anfragen an
gor Scr. 20 an 0as v@aibington
Sournol4, 7t0-6te StraBe, g. So,
erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
JOas @rfennunag3e

-tDas grfennungs3ei.
DE n. .Sit Serr Sdmiot gu Snu-
ie?~ fragte Der 6remoe. v8elaer
bon beiOen?" polte oas M1oGen
pifien. ugs Iebet bier 0tpei 9riioer
i'm &ouie." @inen Mueenblid blieb
Der 8eiuHer itumm uno iGien mad
elmer geniigeno oeutliHen geidrel.
bune oes getuiinidten &errn Sdmioi
az itiden. Stun, i'd meme ben, Der
cine G8weiter In HresIau bat"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
AriOn 9amenbereim

Die geriammlung oes Mrion 9a-
menbereins finoet afn Mitttpod, Den
8. DECEMBER, nadmittaes / llbr, bel
Mrs. 0l5efusfi, 1859 Spring Hoao,
Noromeit, itatt.
Mrs. ". 8aBmann SER.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Sramen- Silfsperein Oes 9entideu
@aiienbanies.

Die 8%eriommlung oes 5rouen-
@~ilfsbereins oes 8eutiden @aiien=
bauies finoet am 10. DECEMBER I'M
Seine Itatt. Mitglieoer uno 5reun-
De iino freunolidit eingelooen.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
KILOGRAMS CONDEMN
WPA ADMINISTRATION
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lCoittlnued from page ~
this semi-chariable assistance of the
government than that one person
should be deprived of the means Of
a livelihood. After all it is the cor
poration capitalistic system support
ed by the United States government
that have put the people under this
destitute position. 1t is not the peo-
pies fault.
It has been repeated time after
time that the resources of this nation
are ample to keep every human be-
ing in comfort if not in luxury and
still have ample money left over to
carry on all the necessary expansion
of industry. Should the people
ever get a firm realization of this
fact such things as are going on now,
the callous laying off of people from
the WPA would not be tolerated.
Many of the delegates expressed
indignation over the WPA situation.
The local officers, though sympa-
thetie, are powerless in the face of
orders from Washington. A hearing
was in progress in the County Com
missioners office Wednesday and
much evidence was submitted. The
situation is anomalous in the ex-
IRENE. Employables are barred from
relief and they are barred from work
on WPA. What a systeml
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
ASK A
TO l. CERTAIN
SPECIFICATIONS IN
ERECTING HIGH SCHOOL
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of these portions of the auditorium;
and as taxpayers, we r also con-
cerned in the wasteful expenditure
of the districts money which could
have been avoided. Although the
school board tells us otherwise, we
are of the opinion that the new audi
forum will be commercialized as a
theatre and public meeting place.
Our reason for so thinking is based
on the d%ifferential which exists in
the rent of the auditorium and any
uptown theatre, and prevailing con-
ditions throughout the country
which pertain to the buildings such
as the new high school.
We have made the demand upon
the school board that upon compile
ton Of the high school, a member
of our organization be employed as
a maintenance man on the stage and
in the booth of the auditorium, to
handle all the equipment for public
gatherings and keep same in repair.
It is also our intention to use u
utmost efforts toward the installa-
ton of the most modern safety de-
vices and at a minimum cost to the
district.
We suggest that every citizen and
taxpayer who has the safety of their
children at heart, and who are con-
cerned in receiving the most for their
investment, interview members of
the school board and ascertain why
they set a higher valuation on the
opinion of the architect, who has
probably never before had occasion
to draw plans for the stage or booth;
over the knowledge Of men who have
devoted their entire lives in earning
their livelihood at these places.
We trust that we have made our
position clear, and we still stand
eager and willing to assist or offer
any suggestions which will tend to
rectify the errors complained of, and
make the new high school a monu
ment of safety. Our offer is made
in good faith and without expecta-
ton of remuneration.
Thanking you for the space con-
sumed.
Earl Wiles, President.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
WHAT is HAPPENING
IN THE UNIONS
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Blewett made a report of the
meeting of the Governors Commits
sion on Social Security which met
at Helena, Tuesday, December Is.
Jack Driscoll, vice president of the
State Federation of Labor, in speak
ing of the national convention, con-
demned the action of the American
Federation of Labor in taking away
the privilege of the federal labor I'M
ions to submit resolutions to the ma
tional A. F. of L. convention. I'm
der the new procedure federal labor
unions desiring to submit resolutions
to the convention must present
them to the executive board 30 days
before the convention convenes, then
if the executive board wants to bring
them on the floor, it may or it may
not.
It was explained by Driscoll that
nearly half of the revenue of the
American Federation of Labor is
secured from federal labor unions
throughout the country and that this
restriction of their liberties and pri-
vileges was a harmful and unwar-
ranted attack. II was explained
also by Driscoll that city central Ia
Dor bodies and that state declarations
of labor have been crushed in their
power and authority to such an ex-
tent that their operations are sew
erely hampered and restricted.
The address of Driscoll was APP
plauded. In concluding his remarks
this delegate stated that all democ-
racy has been taken out by the
American Federation of Labor and
lodged in the Executive Council.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
INDUSTRIES MAKE
POTENT BREW FOR
AMERICAN WORKERS
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(COntinued from rage -
by accepting the new cost-of-living
formula bosses have pulled out of
the hat, workers will turn their
backs on the future and will bind
themselves to forever accept their
present standard of living. This
cost-of-living business, these econo-
mists say, means that the bosses
think that the present wage levels,
which just permit the worker to
squeeze by from day to day, are
about right and should be kept.
AS the cost of food and clothing
rises and the worker can no longer
squeeze by, the bosses will raise
wages just enough to enable him to
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
OWNERS TO
KEEL SHIPS TIED
UP TWO YEARS
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those attempting to break the rank
and file strike by hiring strikebreak-
ers, was indicted on a charge of mis-
appropriating $4,000 in union
funds.
Marine Firemen, Oilers, Water
tenders and Wipers Association on
the East Coast won a sweeping court
victory in having new officers elect
ed by the rank and file installed over
the %recalcitrant leaders.
The vessels that did get out of the
East and Gulf ports carried large
percentages of inexperienced scab
crews, many of them hired by strike
breaking agencies in Chicago and
transported to the coast.
All these developments aided ma
terially in the rank and file strike,
led by Joseph Curran of the Sea-
mems union.
S. F. Parades
Plant by his undiplomatic state
ment brought the ire of his own
bosses upon his head and also a
threat of his position as their repre-
sentative in negotiations with the
unions.
Indicative of the solidarity of the
union front was a gigantic parade
in San Francisco, December 5 when
$4,000 men, women and children
marched and rode up Market Street
to the Civic Center.
1t was reminiscent of the huge
Labor Day parade last September
when five hours were required for
the line of march to pass any given
point.
Floats and placards told the I'M
ions side of the story in language
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live from day to day, bound to his
job by the lack of savings and pro-
hibited from lettering himself by
the lack of leisure and security.
Workers, say the union econo-
mists, will not be foolish enough to
accept mere cost-of-living pay rises.
They have tasted the glory of union
power and they have tasted the
glory of political power. Their appe-
tites are whetted for more and their
ranks are Tightening in the drive for
that greater share in the nations
prosperity that they feel is right
fully theirs.
It's a potent brew but American
workers are going to swallow it
without batting an eyelash.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17

never before heard by the general
public.
Mervyn Rathborne, newly elected
national president of the American
Radio Telegraphists' Association, and
Henry Schmidt, president of LILA,
Local 1919, made stirring speeches
to the thousands gathered in Civic
Center after the parade.