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CHAPTER ass. F. No. 1882
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to amend Laws Of
1909, Chapter $50, Section 1, as
amended by Laws of 1885, Chap
ter 1913, Section 2, relating to ap-
preparation for public improve
ments in and about navigable
lakes in certain counties.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of Minnesota:
Section. /. That Laws Of 1909,
Chapter 356, Section l, as amended
by Laws of 1885, Chapter 1913, Sec
ton 2, is hereby amended so as to
read as follows:
Section l. That whenever there
exists, in any organized county in
the State of Minnesota now or
hereafter having a population of
100000 inhabitants or more, a
navigable lake or lakes, which is,
or are, wholly or for the greater
part thereof within the territory or
limits of said county (and which is,
or are, not, either wholly or in
part, within the corporate limits of
any city in said county,, the board
of county commissioners of said
county is hereby authorized and
to appropriate each
year, from the revenue fund of said
county, such sums for public i'm
provements on, in or about said
lake or lakes, as in the opinion of
said board may be necessary.
Provided that the total amount
Of said sum or sums so appropriate
ed during any year shall not ex-
coed the sum Of 100000
Provided further that the ques-
ton Of population shall be deter
mined by the official census next
preceding any appropriation made
under the provisions of this act"
Approved April &c, 1887.
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5000

violation of this Act and must in
5000 clude without limitation the fol-
lowing items of expense:
Labor, including salaries and
bonuses Of executives and officers,
a,o rent, depreciation, selling costs,
maintenance Of equipment, deliv-
cry costs, all types of licenses, tax
es, insurance and advertising, and
other fixed and incidental expens-
oe2o es.
Any sale made by tho retail
vendor at less than 10 per cent
above the manufacturers published
list price, less his published dis
counts where the manufacturer
oo-oo publishes list price or in the alb
sence of such list price, at less
than 10 per cent above the current
delivered invoice or replacement
cost, shall be prima facie evidence
700 90 of violation Of this act.
Provided however, that no prose-
cution shall be had or any action
at law for damages or injunctive
-, ~ relief shall lie where the vendor
'''''' sells at a price not less than IS
per cent above the manufacturers
published list price, less his pub
lished discounts, where the manu-
5000 facturer publishes a list price or
in the absence Of such list price,
at not less than IS per cent above
the current delivered invoice or
replacement COST"
80 90 Approved April 26, 1887
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CHAPTER 456-S. F. No. 1884
A RHI,

FOR AN ACT to amend Laws 1897,
y, ~ Chapter 116, Section 3, relating
WV to the prohibition of unlawful
discrimination in production,
manufacture and distribution of
certain articles, goods, wares and
600 merchandise, by inserting an
omitted word in said Section.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
500 Section l. Laws of 1887, Chapter
116, Section 3, is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section 3. The term retailer"
as used herein shall mean any per-
son, partnership, firm, corporation
or association, foreign or domestic,
selling any commodity, article,
goods, wares, or merchandise to
o'oo the consumer and not for the pur-
pose Of resale in any form.
The term Wholesaler" as used
herein shall mean any person, firm
or corporation, partnership, asso-
citation, business trust, or any I'M
!. m incorporated organization, other
than a manufacturer or producer
and wholesalers engaged in inter-
state commerce who are subject to
g 90 LIE pIOVlSlOIlS Oh UDe RODl0SOll-
Pattman Act, selling or supplying
any commodity, article, goods,
wares, or merchandise to retailers,
industrial buyers, restaurants, in
situations or the selling on the part
of one wholesaler to another whole
100 Saler.
The term cost" as applied to
the wholesale or retail vendor shall
mean: 1. Where manufacturer
publishes list price, cost shall be
the manufacturers list price less
100 his published discounts plus the
cost Of doing business by said ven
dor: 2. On all other merchandise
cost shall be the current delivered
invoice or replacement cost which
ever is lower plus the cost of do
ing business by said vendor.
!, =, The cost Of doing business" or
overhead expense" is defined as
the average Of all costs of doing
business incurred in the conduct
of such business during the CAL
endar year Immediately preceding
any alleged violation of this Act,
or in the event that any person,
partnership, firm or corporation
:, =, shall have been engaged in bust
ness within the State for a short
err period of time, in that event the
average cost for such period i'm
lmediately preceding any alleged
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be made, the total OF 300
weeks at $500 being $4,000
and $3.50. funeral expenses
in connection with the death
of said Steve Sojka. a total
OF =. <'ooV
Section 95. To reimburse John
Nyborg for injuries suS-
tanned while in the per-
Torrance of his duties for
the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission .............. ZOO
Section 90. To reimburse Har-
old Gammel for damage to
his automobile sustained by
run away team owned by
the Minnesota Agricultural
College on March S. 1885.
which damage was sustained
by said Harold CANNED by
the negligence OF an EN-
ployee of said Minnesota
Agricultural College In per-
hitting said team OF horses
to remain unattended 49,. 81
Section 81. To reimburse Inga
l.. Rokke for payment OF
damages paid by her to Ar
thur Angel caused by her
operation Of an automobile.
owned by the State Of Min
Section 98. To reimburse AL
fred C. Johnson for damages
sustained by him on &C
count of the loss Of crops
occasioned by fire .. 5000
Section 80. To reimburse D.
c. Davis of Richville. Mimi,
for fences built on State
lands thereafter sold and
paid for by the purchaser. 80
Section 100. To reimburse
Harry Hunter Of Richville.
Mimi. for fences built on
State lands thereafter sold
and paid for by the pur-
chaser observation-disclosures. rs
Section 101. This act shall ia
effect and be in force from al
after its passage.
Approved April 26, 1887.
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on Trunk Highway No. IS
In the spring OF 1886 49,. SC
Section II. To reimburse Carl
p. johnson for damages to
his car sustained while
driving on a defective high
way, way n bridge 3, on State High
Section 10. To reimburse A. r.
Albertson for damages to
the basement Of his dwelling
house caused by flooding OF
Trunk Highway No. 90 in
the month of March, 1885 los
Section 10. To retm burse
Archie E. Rathbone for loss
OF a horse used by the State
Highway Department in con-
struction work on Trunk
Highway No. So. near the
village Of Fountain. MINI,
on Sept. 26. 1885 .... l0C
Section 20. To reimburse VIII
liam Diedrich for the loss OF
horse while he was en-
gagged in highway main
tenance work on Highway
No. 152 in Hennepin County
on September Is, 1896 80. zoe
Charles oliver for damages
to his building caused by the
explosion of dynamite in
blasting on the highway
known as the Hudson Road csc
Section D. To reimburse Ar
thur Birkholz for damages
to his building caused by
the explosion of dynamite in
blasting on the highway
known as the Hudson Road CSC
Section %. To reimburse R. j.
Priebe for damages to his
corn crop In the spring of
1884 caused by flooding OF
water by highway ditch
along the south side OF
Trunk Highway No. 70 80. sc
Section "a. To reimburse
Frank j. Tighe for damages
incurred to his property due
to blasting operations in
connection with the con-
struction Of state highway
adjoining his property ~ 21s
Section 25. To reimburse Nick
Miller for damages to his
truck while working under
the direction and request OF
a State Highway Patrolman,
l.. Espe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10(
Section g. To reimburse the
following persons for dam
ages to property caused by
blasting operations on the
Hudson Road:
Stanley Williams ... q
First l. u h cram Church
Chapel 10(
Nels Anderson ........ 6(
Ralph H. Oehlke .... Il
George Walsh ....... g.
Edward Prochaska ..... 81
Henry J. Hawkins ....... q
Herbert A. Wandersee $3.50. AZ
Earl Kohn .............. 81
Kenneth G.. Swartz ..... 81
Joseph Kausner ... 1;
Section 81. This act shall take
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CHAPTER 457-H. F. No. 1859
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to appropriate money
for expenses of the state govern
ment, and salaries of officials and
clerks thereof, and for other pur-
poses, prescribing present and flu
ture regulations and limitations
relative to, and expenditures of
certain portions thereof, includ-
ing certain appropriations from
the trunk highway fund, from the
game and fish department funds,
and from certain other funds,
prohibiting any funds to be ex-
pended for publicity representa-
tives, and making it unlawful for
any official in any of the state
departments to use any fund or
fees for any purpose not con-
templated by the appropriations
in this act contained and making
such act of using public funds or
fees for purposes other than the
purposes for which the fund was
appropriated cause for immediate
dismissal of the employe or Of
fetal SO diverting the use of fees
collected or funds appropriated
by this act, providing for restora-
ton of salaries, and extending
balances of appropriations hereto
fore made.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. The sums hereinafter
set forth in the columns designated
Appropriations" or so much there
Of as may be necessary, are hereby
appropriated out of any money in
the state treasury not otherwise APP
for the purposes specified
in the following sections of this act,
to be available for the fiscal years
indicated for each purpose. The
figures 1897, 1899, and 1899,
wherever used in this act shall
mean that the appropriation, or
appropriations listed Hereunder
shall be available for the year end
ing June 80, 1887, 1888 and 1899,
respectively:
APPROPRIATIONS
Available for the year
ending June 30:
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. Motor Vehicle
Division S
Provided. that
out Of the sums
appropriated by
Item 2. 100000
for the biennium
shall be for Dex-
tgraph a1tera-
lions and sup
plies.
In addition to
the above sum
of 100000 ap-
propriated by
Item 3. the sum
of 100000 Is
hereby re-appro-
priated from the
unexpended bal
ance remaining
in the fund des-
ignated "sheriff's
fees. collection Of
delinquent tax
es". appropriated
by Chapter 422.
Section 3. Laws
1895. making the
total appropria-
lions of $10,000.00
available there
for.
Provided. that
out of the sums
appropriated by
Item S. $1,000 Is
for additional
salary of the Sec
rotary of State
for supervising
said division.
The money ep-
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the amounts ap-
propriated and
such unexpended
balances as are
available shall
be prora t e d
amongst the pen
siCnerS carried
on the Indian
War Pension
rolls.
!. National Guard. 81
For cOmpenSa-
ton, supplies and
and expenses as
provided by law:
to assist cities
and villages in
providing. equip
ping and main
tanning armories.
for the national
guard. providing.
that an equal
amount be ap-
propriated for
the same purpose
by each such
city or village.
not to exceed
$3.50 for each bat
terry or company
for a year. the
same to be paid
to the command
ing officer or
armory board in
charge of such
armory. provided
further. that in
the reorganiza-
ton of the state
militia, such cit
les and villages
rs have hereto
fore erected and
maintained arm
cries. shall be
given preference
In the organiZa-
ton of new COM
panies. OF the
amounts appro-
priated by item
4. not to exceed
$500 shall be
available for each
Of the fiscal years
ending June so.
1888. and June
30. 1899. for rem
tai of the Mime
apolis and st.
Paul Municipal
Flying Fields. re-
spectively.
!. Naval Militia :.
For compensa-
ton. supplies.
and expense as
provided by law:
to assist villages
in providing.
equipping and
maintaining ar
mOrieS for the
naval militia:
providing that
equal amount be
appropriated for
the same purpose
by each such city
or village. not to
exceed $3.50 for
each division or
company, the
same to be paid
TO the command
ing officer or ar
mory board in
charge of such
armory. provided
further that in
the reorganiza-
ton of naval
militia such cit
les and villages
as have hereto
fore erected and
maintained ar
mories shall be
given preference
in the organiza-
ton of new divi-
sions or compan-
les.
!. For repairs to
National Guard
Armories ........
:. For repairs TO
National Guard
Armories ........
!. For headstones,
markers q n q
sockets for SOL
dier's and sailors
graves ..........
}. Employees Com
pensation ......
Section IT. CONN
AMI
|. Salaries ........S
}. Supplies and EX-
penSe .....:...
!. Printing Legisla-
tive Manual -.
/. Printing Bien-
NAL Budget ...
). Publishing Ses-
sion Laws IN
Newspapers 80.
!. Printing Biennial
Budget ........
I. Central Mailing
Room ..........
Section 10. COMP
J. Salaries .......S
!. Supplies and Fx-
penSe 80. .....
Section 10. DEPAR'
CULTURE DAIRY Al
=. Salaries ........S
Provided. that of
the uneXpended
balance in the
Feeding Stuffs
division $4,000
thereof shall be
deducted there
from and added
to Item l hereof.
making a total
available therefor
for the year
ending June 80.
1888 of S86.1S0
and provided fur
Their that the
sum of $4,000
shall be deducted
from Feeding
Stuffs receipts
for the years 1888
and 1899 and
added to the sum
of S69.l30 appro-
priated by Item
/ hereof. making
a total available
therefor for the
year ending June
80. 1899 OF SIS. 100.
!. Supplies and Elk
penSe ....S
!. Eradicating Nox-
ious Weeds 49,.
!. Cold Storage,
Marketing and
Produce Inspec-
/. Cold Storage,
Marketing and
Produce Inspec-
At~wN
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feet and be in force from and after
its passage.
Approved April Is, 1887.
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Provided that
out of the mon
eys appropriated
by Item 1. $2,100
Is for annual
salary OF bond
analyst.
Section 81. COMPENSATION INsUR.
ANCE BOARD:
|. Salaries ......s 100000 s $4,000
2. Supplies and Ex-
pehse ......... 10000 1'300Oo
Section %. CUSTODIAN OF NEW
CAPITOL. NEW OFFICE BUILDING
AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY BUILD
ING:
l. Salaries -. $3.50. 10000 $3.50. 100000
2. Supplies and Ex-
pense .......... 100000 100000
1887
3. Employees Com
pensation 1913 956.14
1888 1899
Section %. COMMISSIONER OF Sc
CURITIES:
|. Salaries 1913 100000 s rs. 10000
2. Supplies and Ex-
pense ...... $4,000 $4,000
Section "a. SURVEYOR GENERAL OF
LOGS AND LUMBER:
l. Salaries - $4,000 $3.50 90
Section IS. DEPARTMENT OF TAX
ALTON:
l. Salaries . 4o.5looo 4o5looo
nd 4h1A
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OF Law EXamln-
ers.
Section %. DEPAI
'ERVATION:
A. ADMINISTRAT-
!. Salaries a n d
Wages ....... S
. Supplies and Ex-
penSe ........
F.. Contingent Fund
Provided. that Of
the amounts ap-
propriated by
Items l and 2
hereof three
fourths Of each
of such items is
hereby transfer
red and reappro-
priated from the
fund known as
Game and Fish"
on the books Of
the state auditor
and the records
of the Game and
Fish Division.
and one-fourth
of each Of such
items is hereby
appropriated out
of any money IN
the State Treas
ury not otherwise
appropriated.
The sum of s10,-
600 appropriated
by Chapter 246.
Laws of 1929. IS
hereby reappro-
priated to the
Commissioner of
Conservation to
be expended for
acquisition by
gift. purchase or
condemnation in
Guiding the ex-
pense thereof Of
lands for forest
development. fire
protection. forest
administr a t I V e
sites. CCC camp
sites. or any 9TH
er forestry pur-
pose and for &C
curing certif-
icates Of title on
reverted state
lands for the
purpose of clear
ing the title to
the state where
such lands are
required for pur-
poses heretofore
set forth.
B. DIVISION OF
WATERS:
Cya;A
. Supplies and Ex-
penSe .......
Drain Tile In
spectton ........
Stream Gauging
c. DIVISION OF
IRE PREVENTION:
Salaries. Supplies
and Expense 81
Fire Fighting :. II
OF the amount
appropriated by
Item 2 hereof
$4,000 for the
year ending June
80. 1888. and S25.-
600 for the year
ending June 80.
1889. is transfer
red and reappro-
priated from the
fund known as
Public Shooting
Grounds" on the
books of the state
auditor and the
records of the
Game and Fish
Division.
Equipment IS.
Buildings and
Towers .........
Nursery ........
Timber ........
White Pine Bis
ter Rust .......
Burnside Forest
Employees Com
pensation ......
D. DIVISION OF
RAILS:
Salaries s.
Supplies and Elk
penSe ..........
Testing l. o W
Grade Ores -.
Employees Com
pensation ......
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propriated by
Item 5. is hereby
appropriated from
the Trunk High
way Fund and Is
not to be charged
against the rev.
enue fund.
Section 8. STATE AUDITOR:
/. Salaries $ g.. 10000 SO 1000 Co.,
2. Supplies and Ex-
pense ........ 100000 100000
1887
3. Supplies and Ex-
Provided. that
out OF the mon
eys appropriated
by Item /. $4,000
is for annual SAL
airy OF the chief
deputy auditor
and $500 is addi-
tional for annual
salary OF state
Section 9. STATE TREASURER
I. Salaries 1913 sc, 900. 90 90. 90 90
2. Supplies and Ex-
pense ....... $4,000 1850 90
1897
3. Supplies and Ex-
1888 1889
4. Stamps and La
bells for Liquor
Control Commits
mission :.. $40. 90 s11o. 900 90
Provided that out
of the moneys
appropriated by
Item I hereof.
$500 Is for addi-
tional salary Of
the State treas
urer and S400 Is
for additional
salary OF the
deputy state
treasurer.
Section 10. ATTORNEY GENERAL:
l. Salaries 49,. 3 80. 900 90 8 81. 900 90
2. Supplies and Ex-
3. Special Contin-
gent Fund ... 100000 10000 90
1887
4. Employees Com
pensation & 1850
5. Criminal Appre-
hension Bureau:
a. salarie, IS 5000 800 90 5000. Co., 90
b. Supplies and
Expense go. 100000 $4,000 90
C. Radio Station s,50O.OO $500 90
Provided. that Of
moneys appro-
priated by Item
3 hereof. the sum
OF 81 500 per an
mum. or so much
thereof as may
be necessary
shall be available
to pay attorneys
fees in litigations
arising between
departments OF
state. where the
Attorney General
Is counsel for the
department and
where outside
counsel must, OF
necessity. be Sc
cured for the
opposing depart
ment.
Provided, that all
moneys hereto
fore appropriated
for the attorney
generals office
and continued
in force and
available to the
attorney general
by action under
Section 124. Cen
Statutes, 1923,
and all balances
Of appropriations
on hand at the
end of the fiscal
year are hereby
continued in
force and made
available to him
for any services
OF his office to
June 30. 1885,
Provided that the
appropriation for
salaries in Item
"a" hereof is SUBJ
Ject to the con-
dition that. in
the event any
employee or head
of the department.
of said Criminal
Appr nSiOn
Bureau is the re-
cipient of PEN
sion or annuity
from any pension
or retirement
fund to which
the State OF Min
nesota or any Of
its subdivisions
contributes any
part, then the
salary Of such
employee shall
be reduced in an
amount equal to
such pension or
annuity, unless
such employee
valves or fore
goes such pension
or annuity dur
ing his term OF
employment or
office.
Section II. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL:
/. salarie. .....s 1866 lssS 90 $ 10000 ssy
2. Supplies and Ex-
penSe ...... 10000 10000
3. Capitol Grounds 100000
4. Capitol Grounds 100000
Section II. STATE BOARD OF PAR
DONS:
1. Maintenance s. 100000 s 100000
Section 10. STATE BOARD OF IN
VESTMENT:
1. Maintenance IS 10000 : 10000
Section IA. STATE BOARD OF
PAROLE:
1. Parole .........s s5OOOO 5 100000
Section IS. RAILROAD AND WARE
HOUSE COMMISSION:
1888 1899
1. Salaries ... SIP, 900 90 s112, 900 90
2. Supplies and Ex-
pense ........ 212OO.OO 100000
3. Motor Buses and
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1. Salaries ........'
2. Supplies and Ex-
penSe ..........
3. Motor Buses and
Trucks ..........
4. Public Stock
yards ...........
S. Weights a n d
Measures ........
It Is hereby pro-
vided that from
the moneys APP
propriated by
Item l, there
shall be availabl
100000 for each
of the years end
ing June 80. 1898.
and June 80.
1899. for the SAL
AIRY of an at
torney. who shall
be appointed by
the Attorney
General.
There is hereby
appropriated the
sum of $1,5O0 for
each Of the years
ending June 80.
1888. and June
80, 1889, out Of
the grain inspec-
ton fund which
sum Is to be used
as additional an
nual salary for
members Of the
railroad and
warehouse COM
mission.
The Railroad and
Waresouse Com
mission Is here
by authorized to
appropriate from
the grain inspec-
ton fund such
moneys as are
properly charge
able to that &C
tivity. the same
to be used in
carrying on the
work Of its de-
partment.
Section 16. ADJU
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TIVE COUNCIL:
1888 1889
10000 5 100000
10000 10000
100000
1887
100000
BOARD OF PAR
1888 1899
2.3OO.O0 5 100000
, BOARD OF IN
1898 1899 =.
10000 : 10000
BOARD OF
1888 1899
8.5OO.OO 5 100000
100000 S 100000
AND WARE
N:
1898 1899
~, 900. 90 SIP, 900. 90
10000 100000
81, 10000 10000 90
3,500.00 $4,000
IS, 10000 100000
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10000. $4,000 90

)RNEY GENERAL:
1898 1899
81, 10000 3 81, ZOO. 90
wv" II ,VO.W
100000 100000
1887
1850
1888 1889
IS, 10000 5 IS. 900. 90
100000 100000
6,500.00 6,500.00
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Section Is. ADJUTANT GENERAL:
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hPPHOPhIA IIONS
Available for the year
ending June 30:
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Section 101. This act shall take
effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved April 26, 1887.
The Washington times., 1937-06-03
TEARS GLISTEN IN WALLIS EYES
AS SHE INT0NES y WILL"

gether in holy lie unto your
lives end"
Leave Room Arm in Arm
The Duke and Duchess filed
from the room arm in arm and
were followed by their guests
down the winding passageway
into the salon, where congratu-
lations were heaped upon them.
Some called the bride "duch-
esS" and some your grace" but
no one chose to flout the dictum
of King George with the Salu-
tation of royal highness." And
the closest Of her friends still
called her wallis"
The Washington times., 1937-06-03

Judge Mesney said the jury had
found the prisoners guilty Of sec
ond degree murder "after q
thorough consideration Of all evil
dence, including consideration OF
your ages"
Young wightman was the first
to leave the courtroom, his wrist
shackled to a guard. He glanced
toward his parents. They seemed
stunned.
Gladys followed between two
matrons. Her set, determined
The Washington times., 1937-06-03
Sit-DoWn Miners
Return 10 Work

SPIE. ILL.,, June 3
UN.S0.-Coal miners who staged
an eightday sitdown strike in
the Superior Coal Company No. 4
mine prepared to return to their
jobs today after Fred S. Pfahler.
president, promised to meet their
demands for a share-the-work
program.
Pfahler. in a conference with
Progressive Miners Union Off.
GERS, said the company would
install the work-Sharing program
as soon as possible, thus pro-
viding part-time employment for
other Superior Coal miners tenn
porarily thrown out Of work by
Shut-downS.
The Washington times., 1937-06-03
Spaniard in Canada
Wrecks Hitler Photo

MONTREAL, quebec, June 3
G.N.SO.-Jose Fuentes, 33-year-
old Spaniard, who was hailed into
court here today for smashing a
picture of Hitler in the Montreal
German consulate after being de-
MED an explanation of the Smelling
of Almeria, hired Jewish lawyer
to defend him, and considerable
debate occurred in the court room.
AS to the merit of a picture Of
Hitler, Louis Fitchke, lawyer for
the defense, argued the picture
was worth only a few cents. The
consulate claimed it was worth
$25. The judge postponed trial
until June 10.