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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

SHERWOOD FOREST = ATTRACTIVE
very comfortably furnished eottase for
season; shower bath. hot-vater heater:
$500 to rtEht party. Cleveland 1897.
SALE CHEAP. 4 CHOICE. SHADY LOTS
st Woodland Beach. that unexceiled family
peacn with community owned club house,
recreational Playground bathing beaches'
Phone Hyattsvills 603-W.
sHERWoOD FOREST, IO4 EDGE HILL
rurn; water.fr cottage. central location;
5 BED rms, baths. kit. and porches, Rent
Tor month OF July. Phone Lafayette 2I4O.
TWo-sToRY b-RoOM SUMNER COT
taRe and garage: cottage 28x3O; lot 2OOx5O
IT,: heavy. rustproof wire fence inclos-
urs; beautifully and privately located.
DI.,,C.;;. q. C.; completely and beautifully fur
nlshed; deep artesian pure well water and
electric power pump; instantaneous hot
water; electric stove and re'rirerator;
kitchen Kitchen, Two @ twin and one single bed
porch lily pond, shrubbery, fruit and
shade trees; can be used for permanent
home; private beach, boating and fshIng,
Wonderful! opportunity for some one
wanting beautiful, quiet privately To-
Gated Summer home; ready for imme-
diate occupancy; price, $500. Adams
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VERMONT

MONTPELIER JUNCTION.
2oo-acre farm. so acres cultivated. the
century, old seven-room house overlooking
oeautiful Winoosk River Valley with Green
MI. packpround; rolling fields ideal for
BIC. Star once ~
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

soRTM en m.rR.a g on H1S s. PA
tase: Sis Shepherd 1883. "''N
APPLY .1n, IN, MRS LAURENCE WALTON. sEv.
year round. Phone severns 81 n''' u
FOR RENT. SOUTH RIVER PARK, NEAR
nfhhfaDoiis; fify iuIn. Dunssoy: six rooms. bath:
T.ls, g. fsfss ss HRISassii r i SHAs:
2H bss hsFmTa$hM s1o.a %ats4 S.9a5 Scod1AoE AM on
bssSia chsre,taaGGR taGREs c1e.t LoGhTED 5ndi5, ON
@ s.Ieet Iosd Wst.rasa5, near Rock Point and few
ANDREW NEAIE EIos issns nsninf Ma nnd bathing. W.
HERALD HEB I'D .HaRgoR-FURNIsHED cor
month i0 Of july walnut anaT Sa,s, sasa front for
COLONIAL BEACH, vA-BLAcK owl
a6!e ,oss from rom, june q on; $50 week Potomac
cSssapsste tssa Bsaeh ,sssside, sts% HoTEh Ma a C
Rs4nsn ES1Rs fuFniSRsd WAIrEs EsedS some ,sRsT Big
Thomas Circle. National s23a
SYLVAN SHORES. ON SOUTH RIVER
lor rent; rooms and bath large screened
porch. electric lights. Greenwood 3o4a
WOODLAND BEACH, LOTS FOR SALE.
running down to beach. Call 613 B
NORTH BEACH-4-ROOM COTTAGE,
electric range. on End ST.. past sign
marked Private. to Palm Inn Cotta9e;
xl5. Randolph 0O1s.
HERE IS A PRICED SOLD
BEACH COTTAGE at Mason's Beach on
the bay: less than 30 miles from D. c.
EXCLUSIVE. private colony. First floor 3 bed
rooms. living room. dining room. bath:
large. diversified second floor: front and
range and REFRIGERATOR: completely fur.
nished home. Lo. approximately 5OxI So,
landscaped and fenced. Ownership in.
"a SO. from cottage. Excellent fishing
ostnna. nnns crs5n6inS Poaling, Priced to sell
DEPT. BOSS & PHELPS. l4l7 K ST,
NATIONAL $500
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ls ACRES OF LAND, LOCATED on BAL
timore boulevard. about 10 miles from
Washington; ideally located. Address Box
LONG FRONTAGE on STATE HIGHWAY.
Soases. shep: so7e. 1 s-'e - y. '''0
$50. DOWN. $40 MO, Buys 6-ACRH
way. cedar lane. $3.50 per acre. less Tor
cash. sCHULER District 1920. br: 3744.
BAfTLEFE1D PARK ACREAGE FIVE
acres acres shade Eater eieetTieity s;phait s1
EEiorP f21d Pe1 1BRooks es5 va
CHOICE BABY FARM SITES. FROM TO
81 acres in size. located on Md. Route No s
at Camp SPRINGS. 3 miles from District line.
Available at sacrifice prices to close An es-
tate. Call Mr.. Fort. with
N. C. HINES & SONS,
Auctioneers-selling Agents.:
Invest. Bldg. Dist. 7740.
PRINCE GEORGES CO.
aA acres; 1914 miles D. C. line fne
building site in white oak grove: some open
s s. acres = nd mile, :nd2 ?. ,0. line; 5,sh
bacco barn; no house; $50 per acre.
80 acres; 9h miles D. Q. line: 1900
It. on main paved highWay and on large
stream: $50 per acre.
D. e. hns; Forestviiie neishborhood; one:
third cleared: power. line. and road
~ .s'e tsA;s .sas:: ~.
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nSAIIOI.
HlNAnlAnf Va

Farm. Cement Hway, Furniture,
COWS, hens. tools. crops included; so acres
narn. NICE shade; only 81 300 part down:
page 92 free catalog 1000 bargains
SShhHHoon AGY. 1421-N Land Title Bldg
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COBB ISLAND. MD; FOR SALE OR RENT
comp. furn., 5-rm. cottage; Ice. screened
house 5O-ft. from water: large shade trees
ana lawn; lot 50x200 it.; $1,000: terms;
rent SAO mo. for season. A. NORRIS,
Copo Island, or II: LOBDELL. Lindsay Es-
SHERWOOD FOREST. 2O6 NOTTINGHAM
Hill; Attractively furnished cottage; re-
duced rental. Cali West O16s-M. after
Monday. or visit cottage today.
SUMMER RETREAT; CABIN ON IL
wooded acres; 6OO-ft. river frontage; rear
Solomon's Island; $50 per mo. Cali Net,
S29s Monday.
LONG POINT. ON THE SEVERN: BEAU
tllul club-style bungalow; s rooms; ami;
35u deep lot. running to sandy beach,
with 10O-ft: wharf, deep anchorage: sli
year around home; safe bathing, lovely
snaoe trees Apply SO2 Taylor st. NV.
tional OO1O.
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yBURBAh PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PKOPEkTY WANTE6
TURN, UNFURN CoTTAGE-W1II, RENT
nome during Summer; committing distance.
WANTED TO BUY-SEVERAL ACRES,
preferably wooded and electricity avail
able, small habitable building dependable
epring or we'll. near Washington, con-
venient commutine; moderate monthly
payments. Metropolitan 5722. 2Os
WANTED IN NEARBY VA OR ND
rent. with option to buy; reas Give full
description and location. Address Box
cd. Star ONCE.
CAREFUL TENANTS WANT 70 RENT
3-bed room detached house in quiet neigh
borhood for about $50. Possession first Of
AUGUST or September. Might buy after
years lease. 2o3 Forest ave. Rockville.
Phone pG-R
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

Wanted-1nvestment Properties.
Any kind of close-in business or semi
business properties. regardless of size, We
can use them. Also small income proper
ties. Phone or write j. G.. PASCOE with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON. INC.
Investment Bldg. District $685.
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sEAshoRE PROPERLY

SSNsVVSN VUS"ESs
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. VA.-LARGE
cottage, grounds; completely furnished:
ami; medicinal water in house: $50.
North 3S23.
FOR SALEBEAUTIFUL SUMNER HOME
OF 3 rooms. baths. servants quarters
tnclosed porches; 2-car garage: completely
furnished; J. acre of ground. beautifully
Handicapped. In exclusive South River Park
only 2s miles from Washington. Cali
Adams 1903 or Georgia 264S.
BLUE RIDGE MTS.-FURN. COTTAGE. 10
rms, san: plmb.. elec. It's; 3 mos; $IOO.
BUDDECKE. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
BEAUTIFUL FINGER LAKES N. Y.-COT-
tage on Seneca Lake. comfortably fur
nished, screened sleeping porch overlooking
lake: suitable for 4. Cali Clev. 37S1
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGE NEAR
WASHINGTON. Saltwater bathing. Elec.: So
week. Call after Sun. Mr.. BOYD. Atl. 2242.
ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN. ROOMS AND
bath. completely furnished. on Defense
Highway. but secluded on two acres of
wooded hilltop, As minutes drive; sacri-
nee. $3 15O cash.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
c05 Investment Bldg. Met. oS27.
NEW FRAME COTTAGE. NEAR BLUE
mont. Va. consisting of . rooms. kitchen,
bath and porch; electricity; for rent, fur
nished. from July to october ]: $3.50
~. TYLER & RUTHERFORD INC,
1872 l. st NV National OAK
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BUY WHERE YOUR MONEY WORKS
for you; buy that shore lot in one Of the
best spots on the Chesapeake. where you
would love Summer home; this is
money making investment for those that
act quick. Write today for this wonder
full offer. Address letter to Annapolis.
p o. Box 3Sa. 3Os
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED SMALL FARM NORTH OF
Spring. State location and
price. Address Box 319-C Star ONCE. 2Os
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DETACHED APT. HOUSE.
=. Only a few years old, located Just u
block from Conn. ave. near Uptown
Theater. There are Is apis. The build
1ng. is in excellent condition. 1907 rented
and nicely financed. Shows good return,
and Is reasonably priced. considerins 10
cation and size of lot DISTRICT REALTY
CO, 1918 l5th st. NV. Natl. 3467. Ewes.
Cleveland 1923
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s11,5OO 9TH ST NV. Mr.. CORNER N:
store and 9. 9 rms: bath; ami: in new
splendid location for your business or as
an investment: we'll financed; assessed
1t almost 81 400. A real bargain.
A. T. CONTELLA. INC.
o15 Eye St. NV Met $500
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FOR SALE--HIGH VIEW HOTEL AT
chesapeake Beach tseaside). Md. 30
Bargain. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle. National 6"oH
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1294 14th st. NV. Dlstrict 334I.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. NEAR 2Oth
Store and four apartments. Price.
S1s.5O0. Annual gross rental. $1,000;
Terms arranged.
LOUIS H. HALL, REALToR.
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FURNISHED GROOM APARTMENT.
eIectric range. running water lovely
screened porch: overlooking bay: Sl1.5O
week No small children Adams Sa73
EDGEWATER BEACH-YOUNG's COT
tase: ami; 3 rms. porches; shady Sc
cluded; rownoat; reas. for season. Wal
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.EQUEST FARM LIST AND MAP,
EONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.

BARGAIN.
:, 30 acres on hard road in beautiful sec
lion OF Montsomery County. 4room
BUNGALOW. Electricity available: garage
chicken houses. fruit trees Owner viii
sacrifice for S3.95O with $500 cash.
GOSS REALTY CO.
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MOST DES1RABLY SITUATED 61-A.
tract in s. Nd. for deyelopment on No. 5
Pike; fine sites on long frontage 2 State
rds.; corner: upperside Mattawoman Cr.:
arately: see owner on place. MRS. J. B.
BEST, Brsndywine. Md
1870 ACRES ON LEE HIGHWAY. .
miles west Fairfax. Va.-4-room white
stucco bungalow. electricity. good well and
outhouses. L. NJ. LARKIN. the North
cumberland. North $3.50.
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l. W GROOMES 1719 EYE ST.
S35OO-2nd COMMERCIALS ROOMS,
bath: hot-water heat; GOOD NV. section.
Rented at $40 month.
POTOMAC REALTY CO..
3503 Ga Ave Adams 1903
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RENT FOR SUMNER. FURNISHED 10
rooms. porches. all modern conyeniences
garage delightful location on Potomac
lio6 Mercantile Trust Bldg, Baltimore
phones-Home. Liberty Os5s. once. Plaza
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elec.. trees: large lot: $3.50 cash. bal. SO
mo- Address BOX 1850 Star ONCE. 21'
SOUTH RIvER-BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
residence: high shady elevation: large
porches. shower. wharf. servants quarters.
garage. ami. for the season. Phone
Gecrgia 4443
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For RENT-sEAsON ONLY. IN EPPING
Forest. 4-room bungalow. large living
room, bed rooms. kitchen water and
electricity. Call Columbia S55l-W
COTTAGE NEAR BEVERLY BEACH:
neatly furnished; rent for season; also
several choice water front lots for sale.
Day phone. Natl 3334; night. Met. 1856.
| MR.. SCHAEFER oOs
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S.W. INVESTMENT

Near st. Domincs Church. suitable
Ior home or investment 7-room and
bath: frame. with hot-water heat and
4as burner: Rented at $40 per month.
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| COTTAGE FOR RENT-JULY AND AU-
| gust easy committing: all conveniences.
L. G. NEWMAN. shaded section. Edge
| water Reach oOs
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SPECIAL BARGAINS = FOUR STORY
bids. downtown store and 80 rooms can
be used as hotel price S35OOO
Corner store and apartment downtown;
good location: S1O.5OO.
Near IL tn st. and New York ave-Three
story and basement. can be used as once
OF stores: Ss.950: act today. Met 6Sh6
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AVALON SHORES. SHADYS1DE. MD
room. bath room cottage large plot. Boat
ING bathing. nshine. protected beach:
Avalon Shores
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Sl4,250-NEW BRICK 4-FAMILY APIS.
Just completed. finest materials and
Workmanship. l0o%, rented; excellent NV
location. Rents S2.160 yearly. Tenants
furnish own heat. A safe investment and
unusually profitable income. For details
and appointment to inspect call MR..
MILLER Georeia rn3S
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SYLVAN SHORES ON SOUTH RIVER.
for rent; 4 rooms and bath large Screened
porch. electric lights. Greenwood 3o4a.
WOODLAND BEACH, LOTS FOR SALE
running down to beach. Call 6I3 q
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COLONlAL BEACH VA-BLACK own,
cottage. D rooms. water front, cleo: avail
ao5 an!e from June = on; $50 week. Potomac
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FARMS FOR SALE.
(Continue1.)
SS1~~~01~a = ..

$50 DOWN. 10 ACRES WOODED LAND,
spring, facing State road; l9 miles D. c.;
$3.50. Lincoln 5976-W. 2O'
10 ACRES NEAR WHEATON. MD. ON
Georgia ave. extended at less than N Of Ad-
joining property. Beautiful wooded building
site on pavement. 2 springs. barn. g acres
In young orchard producing average of
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$50 ON CASH NEEDED.

Beautiful Aunt apt house on large
corner lot. Ideal location. Always rented,
come 5000 See OWNER at 1406 Flower
ave, in Highland View of Sligo Park Hills,
silver Sprinp
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Transatlantic Air Service
Soon TO Be Realized

# TRANSATLANTIC air service
l. between the United States and
Great Britain may be expected to
start almost Immediately, for the
last obstacle in it's way was re-
moved by an agreement with Can
ada concerning routes through the
Dominion.
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
J. Monroe Johnson announced that
two routes through Canada had
been made available for trans-At-
lantic flying craft that will make a
total of four trips week. One route
is by way of Shediac, N. B., and the
other through Montreal. The hop
off point for eastward flights over
the ocean would be from Bottwood,
N. F., which also would be landfall
on the westward flights.
Johnson said that under the agree
ment British and United States
planes would make two crossings
apiece weekly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-04-22
G. I. 0. Men Shoot Several
Foes in Galena, Kan.

n RGANIZERS of the Information
" al Union of Mill, Mine and
Smelter Workers, an affiliate of the
c. I. O., invaded the lead and zinc
field of Kansas, Oklahoma and Mis-
souri, and were forcibly resisted
by the "blue carders" of the Tri-
State Metal Mine and Smelter Work
ers' union, which the c. l. o. says
is company union. The latter dis
mantled the c. I. o. offices at Pitcher
and Treece and then moved into
Galena, Kan, where they paraded.
AS they reached the c. I. o. head
quarters one of the marcherS
smashed a window. There was
burst of gunfre from the building
and at least eight men and one lad
fell wounded.
Leaders of the blue card union
say nearly every miner in the region
belongs to it, that they are draw
ing higher pay than ever before
and are interested only in keeping
conditions as they are and in an
opportunity to work.
The G. l. 0. has started a cam
paign to organize the 100000 en-
ployees of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company, the largest
corporation in the United States.
Local unions are to be chartered
by the United Electrical and Radio
Workers of America. Promotional
literature is being distributed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-04-22
British Navy Ordered to
Protect Merchant Ships

= REAT BRITAIN will respect
~ the blockade of the northern
Spanish port of Bilbao established
by General Franco, Fascist leader.
But her navy has been given or
ders by the cabinet to protect to
the fullest extent all British ship
ping outside the three mile limit.
The huge battle cruiser Hood and
other warships were sent in hurry
to the Bay of Biscay, and orders
were given to open fire on any
Spanish vessel interfering with
British cargo ships on the high seas.
The cabinet, it was said, decided to
continue to withhold the granting
of belligerent rights to Franco but
regarded the blockade of Bilbao as
a special case since Francois forces
surround the town by sea and land.
Six British ships had been waiting
at St. Jean de Luz and one at
Bayonne, unable to land food car
goes at Bilbao because of the pres
ence of Francois warships.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-04-22

In his Worcester address Mr..
Baldwin said: "It is far better to
60 when people may still think Of
you as perhaps not incompetent
in your work than to stay until they
know before you do that you are be-
coming incompetent.
"In a democratic country the
prime minister is not only the head
of a government, but he is the lead
er of party and the leader of the
house of commons. To carry on
that tripartite task for many years
beyond the age I have now reached
is, in my belief, beyond the strength
of human nature"
The prime minister's long service
to his country will be rewarded by
elevation to the peerage.
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wanted, but Robinson said it must
be concurrent, because he would
not put Mr.. Roosevelt in the posi-
ton of having to indicate his posi-
ton on the sitdown strike by either
signing or vetoing the measure.
Besides declaring the sitdown
strike "illegal and contrary to sound
public policy" the resolution as
adopted took a double slap at the
employers by also declaring:
THAT the so-called industrial spy
system breeds fear, suspicion and
animosity, tends to cause strikes
and industrial warfare and is con-
trary to sound public policy; and
THAT it is likewise contrary to
sound public policy for any en-
ployer to deny the right of collec-
tive bargaining, to foster the COM
pany union or to engage in any
other unfair labor practice as de-
fined in the national labor relations
act"
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eral Motors plant in America would
be closed unless the Oshawa strike
were settled soon with recognition
of the union demands. Homer Mar
tin, president of the u. A. w. A.,
called Hepburn a number of I'M
pleasant names. The Toronto Trades
and Labor Council pledged the sup
port of its 10000 members to the
unions strike against General Mo-
tors.
Notwithstanding all this, it APP
peared likely at this writing that
the trouble at Oshawa would be
brought to an end very soon by
the agreement of General Motors
of Canada to recognize the United
Automobile Workers and to increase
the wages of its employees. To
some unbiased observers it seemed
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-04-22
Italian Editor Accuses
France and Russia

HAT France and Russia are
L fagrantly violating the Spanish
civil war neutrality agreement by
sending aid to the Madrid govern
ment is the charge fatty made by
Virginia Gayda, Italian editor who
is generally regarded as voicing the
views of Premier Mussolini.
Gayda said Is officers of the
French general staff were mapping
the strategy of the loyalists espe-
cially on the front northeast of Ma
drid, and that transshipment had
been permitted through France of
much war material made in the
United States. He alleged that Ed
Guard Daladier, French minister of
war, is receiving reports on the per-
Torrance of the new 155 millimeter
(6.1 inch) French guns sent to Spain
and used extensively in the Guada-
lajara battle.
The Spanish steamer Mar Negro,
Gayda declared, was en- route to
Valencia from Odessa, Russia, with
a cargo of munitions of war for the
Spanish government.
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MINNESOTA
/. ON PARADE
Gopher News Review

Interlake navigation on the upper
Great Lakes made its opening in DU-
LUTH the earliest since 1910.
The first river barge of the year
reached the TWIN CITIES, to open
another season of water transporta-
ton.
State Auditor Stafford King an
nounced expenses of the present leg
islature will total $4,000, s48, 06S
less than the 1885 session.
Three hundred and twenty-four
motor vehicle drivers licenses were
revoked or suspended in Minnesota in
January, February and March.
A reward of $2,14O is still stand
ing for the capture of the slayer-at-
tacker of pretty Laura Kruse of PINE
CITY in Minneapolis last month.
The village of MORTON voted to
issue $4,000 in bonds to make pos
sible a $4,000 sewage project, with
WPA furnishing the rest Of the
money.
The HAMMOND telephone ex-
changes was permitted rate increases
up to 80 per cent by authorization of
the Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission.
Minnesota's farm income will be
increased by $15,OOO,O0O or more this
year by payments to farmers for par
ticipation in the AAA soil conserva-
ton program.
The Commanding officer of FORT
SMELLING announced he expects to
fill existing army vacancies in prep
aration for the varied summer activi-
ties of the organization at the post.
The CHISHOLM chamber of COM
merce will present the city council
with a proposed ordinance forbidding
holding of carnivals, valuations, and
endurance contests within the city
limits.
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cision supported the constitutional
basis of the Wagner act, finding
it legal scheme" to protect COM
merce from injury resulting from
the denial by employers of the right
of employees to organize and from
the refusal of employers to accept
the procedure of collective bargain
ing"
The broad constitutionality of the
act, was strongly noted by the chief
justice. He declared that:
eve think it clear that the ma
tional labor relations act may be
construed so as to operate within
the spirit of constitutional author
ity."
Hughes defined the right of en-
ployees to self-erganization and to
select their representatives for col
lective bargaining as "a fundamen-
tai right
Regarding the vital point of the
application of the interstate COM
merce clause of the Constitution,
Hughes declared:
Lie "
protect interstate commerce from
burdens and distractions is not
limited to transactions which can
be deemed to be an essential part
of a flow of interstate or foreign
commerce. Burdens or distractions
may be due to injurious action
Springing from other sources"
In the case of the Associated
Press, concerning the dismissal of
Morris Watson, a New York edi-
torial employee, the court was split,
to 4. The majority opinion, read
by Justice Roberts, held that the
act does not "abridge the freedom
of speech or of the press safeguard
ed by the first amendment" to the
Constitution. The court took the view
that Watson was dismissed not be-
cause his work was unsatisfactory
but because of his activities in the
Newspaper Guild, and ordered his
reinstatement.
Dissenting conservatives, COM
prising Justices Willis Van Devan-
ter, George Sutherland, James c.
McReynolds and Pierce Butler, con-
tended that the act should not be
applied to the Associated Press be-
cause its provisions violated the
freedom of the press" clause of
the Constitution. They found that if
the act interfered with the ability of
the Associated Press to maintain
policy of impartial news reporting,
it must fall under the freedom of
the press guaranty.
The three other cases, in each of
which the Wagner act was upheld,
involved dismissal of Is employees
by an interstate bus company; a
dispute between the Fruehauf
Trailer Company of Detroit, Mich,
and the United Automobile Workers
Union; and dispute between the
Friedman Harry Marks Cloth
ing Company of Richmond Va, and
Amalgamated Clothing Workers. In
the bus case the decision was unani-
nous; in the others the division
was 5 to 4.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-04-22
Farmers Must Pay More
to Raise 1887 Crops

A CCORDING to the Department
1 4 of Agriculture American farm
ers will have to pay more to raise
their crops in 1887 than they did
last year. Farm labor will cost
more Seed prices already have ad-
vanced sharply, and feed prices will
be materially higher than in 1886.
The department said farm wage
rates will continue the "slow rise
of the last three years" due to an
increase in both the nonagricultural
and agricultural demand for labor.
The department forecast that
production and sales of farm ma
chinery during 1887 probably will
exceed those of 1936-which were
the highest since 1930-and equal
the 1925-29 average, especially if
crop conditions are more nearly
normal"
Fertilizer sales and prices, it was
said, probably will average "some-
what higher" than in 1886.