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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04

mons at the controls on flight tc Chichagof and Sitka.
 Pilot Simmons put the Totem into the air from here this morning at 9:45 o'clock, with one roundflight passenger to Sitka, and three other passengers for Chichagof. The plane was due to return here this after noon at o'clock bringing back the roundtripper and four others from Sitka.
 Pilot L. F. Barr was to take off this afternoon about 2 o'clock in the AAT Stinson seaplane, on a charter flight from here to Hoonah, to return with MT and Mrs. A. Condelle, school teachers at Hoonah.
 Dismantling was begun this morn- ing by the AAT shop crew of that company's Lockheed Vega seaplane, Nugget. The Nugget has covered many air miles this past winter and is now to receive a general overhaul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
TWO HOPS FOR SICK MADE BY
 MARINE PILOTS
Mclean Brings Three from Excursion Inlet Holden
 Has Two from Sumdum

Flights to aid the ailing were the 'order of business for the Marine Airways last evening and this morn- ing.
 Leaving here at 7:45 last evening, Pilot Chet Mclean flew the Marine Bellanca seaplane to Excursion In- let and brought back Billy Duncan and Mrs. Lilly John and her baby to the Government Hospital here. MT. Duncan was reported stricken with appendicitis, while Mrs. Johns child was also ailing. Don Shoe maker accompanied Pilot Mclean on the hop as flight mechanic. The plane returned here last evening at 9:15 o'clock
 In response to an urgent radio message, this morning, Pilot Holden flew the NAB to fIarbor Island at Sumdum Bay, returning with Mrs. E. A. Kolhase and her ailing five-weeks-o baby. The baby was immediately placed under the care of pr. L P. Dawes on arriving here at 11:15 o'clock this forenoon. Pilot Holden took off at 9:45 o'clock with Lloyd Jarman as flight mechanic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
NORTH SEA HAS 70 PASSENGERS
 FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, June 1. Steamer North Sea sailed for Southeast AL aska ports at 10:30 o'clock this forenoon with 142 passengers aboard including the following for Juneau:
 Leslie Melvin, Mrs. s. M. Doolin Mrs. James Brice, Miss Maude Bruce, Miss Constance Cave, Mrs. Agnes Adsit.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Louck, MT. and Mrs. Harold Gudbrandsen, c. A. Wilder, Raymond Gibson, Mrs. + C. Rudolph, Fortune Hun ter.
 Mrs. Olaf Swanson, Mrs. John Flintoff, M Flintoff, Claude Hell gesen, Robert Helgesen, Daniel Webster, M. Flintoff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
AAT BELLANCA OUT ON FIRST
 HOP OF SEASON
Pilot Simmons Takes To tenn Out to Sitka-Barr
 Flying to Hoonah

Commencing its first commercial flight since being laid away for general overhaul last fall the AL aska Air Transport Bellanca sea plane Totem took off from here this morning, with Pilot Sheldon Sim
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
NILES JAILED ON
 INSANITY CHARGE

Charged with insanity, Albert Niles, pioneer Alaskan found re- gently near Point Retreat after his boat was wrecked, was lodged in the Federal jail last night after he was taken off the motorship Northlano shortly before she sailed.
 Niles had been placed aboard the Northland to go to the Veterans hospital Che is World War veter- an) Outside. He is reported by of ficers to have created such a dis turbance on the boat that it was necessary to take him to jail. This morning a complaint was sworn out charging him with insanity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
MRS. HAYDEN HERE

Mrs A. R. Hayden, wife of the manager of the power plant at An- next Creek, is in town and is stop ping at the Hotel Juneau for few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04
STRAUSS GOES SOUTH

A. w. Strafuss, Juneau carpen- ter, sailed south from here for Se- attle last evening aboard the mo- torship Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-04

Try The Empire clasSifieds fo- results.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Fow-
er are the proud parents of a
ba by boy, who arrived Tuesday
October 18th, right on Colum-
bus day; however the young
man will not be named Colum-
bus. but Harold H. Fowler, Jr.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

A large group attended the
Methodist basket dinner Sun
day at the Ruins. A good feed
was eDjoved by all,
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14
Conoco Leads
In Safety Record

Continental Oil Company has
established a new high for
safety in industry, it was indi-
Gated here today when the Ma
tlonal Safety Council, at its
twenty-slxth annual congress,
presented bronze plaques to
that company as first awards
for the best 1886 records in all
three branches of the petroleum
industry, production, manu-
featuring and marketing
This is the first time that any
major company has won all
three awards. according to w.
ID. Cameron, managing director
of the National Safety Council
1T is the fourth consecutive
year that Continental has re-
celved the first award for safety
IN It's production department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

and the third straight year it
has taken first in marketing.
Now, by capturing all three
first awards, it is an all-time
record.
The awards were accepted by
Joe S. Boylan, who has been
safety director of Continental
Oil Company fer the past ten
years, and an active worker in
public and school safety pro-
grams.
"Our success in safety work, ;"
said Boylan, "can mainly be at
tributed to Continental Oil
Company's interest in the well
fare of its workers. Ballyhoo
and banquets have had a very
small part in this program. We
do. however. believe in regular
and careful inspection of equip
ment, with the view of provid-
ing safe working conditions.
Give man a safe place in which
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

to work, give him practical in
formatiyn on how to work safe
ly and he will do the rest. 1t
is all in their mental attitude.
The workmen are responsible
for winning these awards, |
don't take any of the credit"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

66THE business Of the
- American Telephone
and Telegraph Company and
its Associated Bell Telephone
Companies is to furnish tele-
phone service to the nation.
This business from its very
nature is carried on without
competition in the usual sense.
These facts have a most
important bearing on the pol
icy that must be followed by
the management if it lives up
to its responsibilities.
"The fact that the respon.
sibility for such a large part
of the telephone service of the
country rests solely upon this
Company and its Associated
Companies also imposes on
the management an unusual
obligation to the public to see
to it that the service shall at
all times be adequate, depend
able and satisfactory to the
user.
obviously, the only sound
policy that will meet these OBJ
legations is to continue to fur
nish the best possible tele-
phone service at the lowest
cost consistent with financial
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

Frank Morono of Lone Rock
charged with loud and offensive
talking, fighting and disturbing
the peace in general, appeared
before Judge Elledge, who gave
Mr.. Morono Is days in the
County jail where he will have
time to mediate and reflect and
ponder the advantages of being
a peaceful citizen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

The Scottish Rite Club of
Coolidge went to Phoenix Mon
day night and put on the 5th
degree of the Scottish Rite in
the Phoenix lodge Among
those who took part were c.. c.
Hamilton, c. M. Mangun, j. F
Reinhart, AL Christensen. R. J
Jones, Nat and Morris Zahal-
sky, Carl Thompson, Gerald
Bryan and Charles Cohen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14
TEN YEARS AGO
THIS OCTOBER

1t is interesting to turn back the
pages of the years and read the
record of a business. For time
has a tOay Of testing purposes
and policies. The fundamental
policy Of the Bell System is not
of recent birth-it has been the
cornerstone for many years.
On October 20, 1927, it wds re.
affirmed BY Walter S. Clifford,
President Of the american TeIe-
phone and Telegraph Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

FOR SALE. 2 young mules,
and one 2 year old mare. In
quire at LaPalma Filling station
for Leonard Bellows, or address
Route l, Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14
Classified Advertising

FOR RENT-New duplex 8 rooms
and bath, furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Call 147.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

safety. This policy is bound
to succeed in the long run and
there is no justification for
acting otherwise than for the
long run.
Earnings must be sufficient
to assure the best possible tele-
phone service at all times and
to assure the continued hnan-
cial integrity of the business.
Earnings that are less than ad.
equate must result in tele-
phone service that is some
thing less than the best posi-.
bic.
Earnings in excess of these
requirements must either be
spent for the enlargement and
improvement of the service
furnished or the rates charged
for the service must be re-
duced. This is fundamental in
the policy Of the management.
with your sympathetic un-
derstanding we shall continue
to 60 forward, providing a
telephone service for the na-
ton more and more free from
errors or delays, and always
at a cost as low as is 20
consistent with Fl: II a
nancial safety" ~
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

Mr.. H. R. Moag attended
the preview of Dodge and Chry-
sler dealers held at the West
ward Ho in Phoenix, on Mon
day a. ! Tuesday, and states
that ne will have the 1888
Dodge on display here on DC.
tober 18th, :and the 1888
Chrysler a little later in the
month.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

MOTORISTS demand Farmers In.
surance. Agents needed. Apply
10 w. Jefferson, Phoenix. 6-17-tf
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

The Rotary Club entertained
all the Coolidge High School
and Grammar School teachers
at a dinner in the Woman's
Club house Thursday evening
An interesting travelogue ad-
dress was given by Mr.. Holly of
Casa Grande. and local teachers
also presented various skits.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

FOR SALE-Reconditio stand.
ard or portable typewriter. in
quire Examiner office.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-10-14

FOR SALE-New house, "a x "a,
cash $3.50 One 71a = 16 new house
SIS cash. Inquire at Trailer house
across the street north from Grasty
Implement Co. (10-7-1tc)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Pro na$e zahradky.

Kazdy MATTEL zahrady ne
DO zahradky, byt byla sebe
mens1, treba jenom jake dian
chce vzdy, ably byla co nejlep-
81 a ably z nj mel nejen radost.
ale pc pr1pade i uzitek. caste
Sc vsak stava, re nema ami jed
no, ami druhe, nybrz jenom
zklaman1 z marne prace, ma
mahy a ztraty pence. To pla-
tt jak pro pestitele zeleniny v
domacfch zahradkach, tax
pro pestitele kvetin. Proto tim
vice nutno vftati novy spisek
"Pro nase zahrady a zahrad-
KY" ktery zpracoval F. l.. Mu-
sill a prave vydal Denn1 Hasa
tel v Chicago.
Knlzka "Pro nase zahrady
a zahradky" stojf pouze Csc a
mono il dostati u csl. knih-
kupcI nebo objednati primo
ma adresu vydavatelstva: Hla-
satel, 1916 West 18th St., Chi
cago, Ill. Neodkladejte, OBJ
jednejte jeste dnes! Vydany
ctvrtdollar NIUE Yam uspofi-
ii mnoho dollarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Pomocny zakon " kongresu
priiat.

StTedem bouTe, ktera zasah-
la tezce i Tady pravov6rnych
demokratG kongresu byla pc
lozka 1900 milionG dolarG ma
"relief".
Uvedena polozka privedla
celkovou sunni, vydanou ma
"relief" "a vlady Roosevelta
ma 14.268 milion1 dolarG. Phi
slusny zakon O poslednf poloz-
ce teto ohromne sunny mel tez-
kou cestu v kongresu. Presi-
dent musil osobne zakrocovat,
ably zakon prosel We znen1, Via
de pTijatelnem. Znstalo z toho
mnoho zle krve mezi kongre-
sem i presidentem.
V senate NELL ctyTi dny veil
ce bouflivych debat. Behem
j doslo k prvnimu rozporu pre-
sidenta s vGdcem demokratic-
Ike vetsiny, sen. j. Robinsonem.
Ten podaval navrh ma dodatek
k zakonu, die nehoz by obce a
mesta musila hraditi Is proc.
celkovych nakladG ma "relief".
To bylo zrejme prot naVrhGm
vlady a pTanfm presidenta.
Predloha prijata v 1tery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

CtyTi ozbrojenf bandit6 pre-
padli V pondelf motormana
mestske elektricka kary a diva
pokladn1ky Virginia Electric
Power spolecnosti V Richmond
Va, a oloupili tyto O $12.806,
kter6 vezeny byly do banky.
Ukradli t6z cheeky V Gene
$66.11, ale V kaTe nechali pet
pytlikG S drobnymi pencil v
obnosu $4,000.
Baltimorska a Marylandska
policie zadany byly O pomoc
v6ci p6ti banditGm. Pr pTepa-
du diva vskocili ma karu zat1m
co til JIM jeli vedle kary v au-
tomobilu. Diva z tohoto vsko-
Gill do kary a patty zdstal u RI
d1tka v automobile. Ma kafe
bylo Is jedoucfch osob krone
dvou pokladnfkG elektricke
spolecnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

z Clevelandu, instructor telo-
cviku "a zdatne pomoci Joe C.
Novaka, riditele Douglasova
parku, byvaleho instruktora
namofn1 academic v Annapo-
lis.
z Baltimorskych cvicenc1 We
skupine nizsfho oddelen1 Do
rostencG ma 3. mfste docflila
Jednota Blesk $500, We sku-
pine JednotlivcG We Strednlm
Oddelenf Muz1, A. Bolard do
GILL $500 bod1, v Nizsim Cd
delen1 Muz1 We skupine Jed
notlivc6 st. Taborsky 1900 a
FIR. Hejny 1900 bodu.
V zavodech nizsfho oddele-
nj D~orostenek BaltimoTanky
docflily ma 5. m1ste v1tez1 1872
so bodG, v oddelen1 vyssfhc
Jednotlivkyn ma 6. mfste He.
len Opava 56.75, Lii Frejka na
9. m1ste 55.25, M. Pittinger na
13. mfste 1915, M. Mentlfk na
10. m1ste $500, ma "a mfst6 L
Kaspar 1875, ma 80. miste L
Zderalek 1926, ma 81. m1stf
K. Ravek 1890.
V zavodech Jednotlivkyn niz
s1ho oddeleni M. Frejka ma 7
mfste 1925, ma Is. mfste M
Sevc1kova $500, ma 20. m1sti
L. Zemanova 52.75, ma "a
mfste L. Horska 51.75, ma At
m1ste M. Hodska 44.75, ma 48
m1ste M. King A. We sku
pine JednotlivcG nizslho odde
len1 Dorostenc1 ma 2. m1ste J
Wiley 57.25, D. Volkner ma 8
m1ste $3.50, ma IA. m1ste K
Drubes $3.50, ma Is. miste r
PaT1zek $3.50, ma 26. m1ste L
Mentlik 5000, ma 33. mfste E
Volkner 1850, ma 48. m1ste K
Matousek 1875 bodG.
We skoku dalekem z rozbe
u ma 3. m1ste byl E. Taborsky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
KoIma stanovists aut.

Chicago a Pittsburgh posta-
Willy horizontalnf parkoviste,
ably odpomohly nedostatku
mlsta. Jsou zalozeny pc vzo-
ru nekolika patrovych garazf
We velkomestech. Praha ma Ia
kovou garaz ma Smfchove We
Stefanikove tTfde. V malem
+auta mohou staff ma prave stra
ne, zat1m co leva strana je pro
jizdu. Doprava dele Sc jed
MIN smerem. S vrcholku stav-
by vede pfima j1zdnf draha
dol1 ma ulici. Chicagske sta
noviste bylo prvnf sveho dru-
hu. Pojme jen 48 vozI. Ia to
v Pittsburghu je urceno pro
IA vozG. Poplatky jsou jen
dvakrat tax velike jake ma
obyc. stanovistlch s hlfdkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Chicazan vraci Sc " "zelez-
nych plicich" z Ciny.

26lety Frederick Snite, Jr.,
je jiz ma posledni cast svoji
cesty, c1taj1c1 $4,000 mil, jsa
pfi tom uzavTen pc celou dobu
We zvlastnfm stroll" zeleznych
plfcich", ktere mu umoznuji
dychanf, jinak by jiz davno
NEIL. TTi zvlastn1 vagony jsou
vyhrazeny cel6mu jeho pr1vo-
du. Je to celkem Is osob,
vcetn6 jeho rodiny, osetFova-
telek clnskych i americkych a
technikG. Vsech je tfeba k to-
muto podivnemu transportu
tezce nemocn6ho mladeho mu-
re, ktery Dude V Chicago dale
operative lecen v nemocnici
Billings Memorial. Byl pred
Is m6s1ci stfzen. v Cine detskou
paralysou, jsa sc svymi rodici
ma ceste kolem sveta.
Kazde pTenaSenf nemocneho
je velice Obt1znou a nebezpec-
nou procedurou, nebot nemn-
re vydrzeti vice nez til minuty
mimo jeho "zelezne plfce"
Jeho otec doufa pevne, re
mu Dude V Chicago pomozeno.
Naklady jeho nemoci a dopra-
va odhadujf Sc jiz nynf ma
$250.OOO. Costa sama pocfna-
je C1nou stala ma $15O.OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

Dude opacne", prohlasil R. l..
distriktn1 spravce
Nikdo nevesel do
zavodu zavfeneho 27. kvetna,
ponevac zahajen1 prace v Ute
ry nebylo ujednano.
Presidentova zadost a 60
vernerova volajfcf milici prisla
kdyz Lewis, pTedseda unie c..
|. O. prosil governera a Miss
Frances Perkins, sekretarku
Prace, telefonem z Clevelan-
du uciniti kroky predejiti
"vrazdenl," jez by zahajenf
prace pTivesti mohlo.
Governor Davey rekl, re adj
Jutant general posle 4.8O0 mi
licak1 do ohrozeneho 1zemi.
TO jest polovicka milicak1 We
statu Ohio, kterych tam jest
ma 10000.
Serifovi pomocn1ci zadrzeli
v predmest1ch Youngstown ste
motorovych kar vezoucfch g.
600 muzG z Akron, Ohio, kde
unie Johna L. Lewise c.. I. 0
Je slime zorganisovana. Oh
canske 1fady uveznili 113 O.
sob a zmocnili sc dynamite
vych bomb, pepre, rucnic, klat
XII, gasovych rour a noze veze.
nych ma karach techto.
Do Youngstown, kde v do.
bach normalnich zamestnanc
jest $4,000 muz1G a do Warner
a Niles, kde vzdor pokus6n
Lewise z komfn1 tovarnfch stt
lie Sc kouri, pocali tahnouti m
licaci v uternfch rannich hodi
mach.
Governor Davey pomocf tie
lefonu radil sc s presidenten
Rooseveltem neil naT1dil, ably
milicaci vytahli. Rozkazen
jeho naf1zen byl v 1tery poc1
maize vymahany stav, JIM do
voleno %pracovati We Warren
Niles ale j1mz zakazano otevi
rati zavody, ktere zavreny by
ly. Tim spolu naf1zeno odzbro
jiti G. I. 0. piketaTe.
= PTedaci peti operacnicl
zeleznicn1ch bratrstev seSli s,
v Chicago, ably pTipravili pla
ny ma odhlasovani stavky $50,
900 zeleznicaT1, kteTf TINT
zpusobem 81 chit vymoci IVY
SEMI mzdy. Celkem 25 zastup
CD Velke Petky a Size inzinyrt
kondukteru, topicG, vyhybka
RI a vedouclch vlak1 budou s
ma porade pod1leti. Recnik re
leznicn1ch uni Dude dokazo
vati, re zeleznicnf spolecnost
jich pozadavek zamitli, kdy
Jim predlozen jiz bTeznu
bylo zadano, ably vsechny re
leznice m6ly stejnou sazbu n
mzdy a ably mzda byla zvyse
ma O 20 procent. Jiz cd ledn;
byly odbyvany conference me
ri zastupci zT1zenc1 a zelezni
a tito dokazovali, re by zvyse
nj pouze techto peti unit stall
116 tis1c rocne vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
AmerickV rekord.

Svet ma zved6ti, re USA do
sally noveho rekordu. Obcan
Josef Raglan z East st. Louis
We state Illinois dokazal to, re
plnych osm hodin kladl chilly a
to 3.472 "a hodinu, takze co
vteTinu polozil cihlu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Matka s ditkem utonuly We
Virginii.

V James fece utonula v ne
deli 24leta Gladys Thornton
Sc svym 4 roxy starym dftkem,
Judy. Clun S mimi a MAMIE
lem prevratil sc u Big Island v
bl1zkosti Lynchburg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
STAVKY.

Tom Girdler, pTedseda Re-
public Steel korporace v Gle
velandu rozhodne udal v pom
deli vladimir usmirovac1mu
vyboru, re ocelarska korpora-
ce Republic nevstoup1 v zad-
nou smlouvu sc C. I. O. uni jiz
" cele stoj1 Lewis. Stavka pro-
tt tax zvane Little Steel-Re-
public, Bethlehem, Inland Steel
a Youngstown Sheet and Tube
" pondel1 vstoupila do trvan1
|26 dn1, v ktere stavce dvanact
bylo usmrceno mezi stavkuj1-
c1mi G. I. O.. piketari a polici1.
Dvanactou obet1 sobotu byl
James Eperjesi, stavkarsky pi-
ketaF.
Policie V Youngstown Eat
kla v okolf Youngstown pod
Mkt patnact stavkaTG v pom
deli, kteff obsadili zeleznicn1
koleje vzdor zakazu. Stavka
skorem ma dobro ochromila
vsechnu dodavku nakladnlch,
expresnfch a jinych potreb do
Youngstown.
Kongresnik E. E. Cox, de-
mokrat, V kongresu We Wash
ingtonu Tekl V pondel1, re jest
lie dnesni policejn1 sfla je ne
dostatecnou ku ochrane proti
stavkaT6m, re "kazdy vojak
republiky" ma byti zavolan
"vynutiti vladn1 moe a udrzeti
v~znesenost zakona."
Cox tvrdil, re protizakonne
raden1 CLIO. stavkaru a "ubo-
he kroucenf Sc vlady nicf del
nicke hnutf a nebude-li zasta-
veno, re ''znici vladu samot-
nou." Rekl, re vlada ma jevo
dava "nejskandaln6js1 zbabe-
LOST v ohledu dodavek postov-
Mich zasilek do stavkujfc1ch
distriktG.
Senator Josiah w. Bailey,
demokrat, v kongresu v pom
deli rekl, re pracovati Dude
pro dodatek ku postovnim "a
kondm, ably potreby ku zacho-
vani zivota ~posilany byti mo-
hly pomocf post "kteremuko-
liv muzi, kdekoliv a V kteryko-
liv cas-"
President Roosevelt telegra-
mem v pondel1 zaslanem Tom
|Girdler, predsedovi Republic
Steel korporace a Franku Pur-
nell, presidentu Youngstown
Sheet and Tube spolecnosti,
zadal, ably spolecnosti ty neo-
tevrely Youngstownske zavo-
dy 1tery rano. Telegram
incl:
"Sekretarka Prace oznami-
la mi, re ocelaTsky smifovaci
vybor, jehoz predsedou jest
Charles P. Taft, zadal vas ne
otevirati vase Y~oungstownske
zavody Ultra, v 1tery rano.
Vzhledem ku verejne bez-
pecnosti a v zajmu rozumne a
m1rumilovne dohody, jez MOI
no ocekavati a ktera NIUE do
sazena byti, ia snazne spojuji
Sc S vyborem v zadosti teto k
vam."
Vojsko poslano bylo v noci
z pondeli ma 1tery do Mahon-
ing Valley vzdor tomu, re pre-
sident Roosevelt osobne zadal
spolecnosti neotev1rati v 1tery
zavody.
Oznameno bylo, re nejblizsi
conference poTadana Dude We
stTedu.
Brany zavodu Republic Steel
korporace o~tevTeny byly v pull
noci z pondel1 ma 1tery a "z1-l
stanou ~otevreny az rozkazano'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

"Telegraf" uverejnovati nebu-
de: Dopisy ami ohlasky obsa-
hujfcf osobni 1toky; dopisy CT
ste soukromneho razu; upomin
ky, hadky nabozenske neb po-
sm9sne dopisy ma to neb ono
vyznanf.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-05-27

decided to call for bids for the construction
of a municipal swimming pool as soon a.
plans for the plunge are approved by the
state board of health. The pool, under present
plans, would be approximately 60 by 1876 feet
| GREAT FALLS-M P. Trenne, secretary OF
| the Montana Motor Trades association, an
nounced the organization has accepted an
invitation to hold its annual convention in
Great Falls Aug 27 and 28. The invitation was
extended by the local chamber of commerce.
KALISPELL-Elfrieda zeek will deliver the
valedictory address and David Thompson will
be salutatorian at the commencement eXer-
cises this year at Flathead county high school.
They attained the highest scholastic honors
in the class.
MISUNDERSTANDING headquarters in
Ringling. a Milwaukee railroad of 100
men recently started putting new gravel on
the roadbed in this area. Surveyors and
bridge crews this week finished their roadbed
work.
BOZEMAN-The Milwaukee railroad is plan
ming to conduct a series of staff meetings
at Gallatin Gateway, SO its eastern and mid
western passenger agents may know Just what
a dude ranch is. The meetings will be followed
by tours through the Montana vacation coun-
try.
LIVINGsTON-Joseph E. Swindlehurst, post
master here since March l, 1885, has resigned.
Swindiehurst, in announcing his resignation,
said he had asked to be relieved of his duties
as soon as possible, in order that he might
devote his entire time to private business
He heads local building and loan association.
WOLF POINT-Dwight Lohn of Wolf Point,
was elected president of group four of the
Montana Bankers association at a meeting
here. P. B. Murphy of Scobey, was elected vice
president; r. G.. Monroe of Malta, secretary
treasurer and T. L. Ryerson of Froid, member
of the executive council.
BOZENIAN-Frank M. Warren of the Uni
versity of Washington, was elected president
Of the Pacific northwest section of the society
for the promotion of engineering education
at the close of the annual meeting here Fred
II. Rhoa des and Miss A. " Hall, both of the |
same school, were elected secretary and vice |
chairman respectively.
LEWISTOWN-County Superintendent of |
Schools Pauline E. Patton reported 12 of the |
I28 school districts in Fergus county failed |
% hold elections this spring, and as a result,