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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-03

Sunset scene . Three hunters striding along a dirt road and plungng into the underbrush through narrow ch.lined path Cows standing in pasture lane in that meditatve mood that only the COW can as- sume. Starlings wheeling and fiuttering as they Westbound traffic waiting the passage ofa slOw.mOvng truck street intersection. Last chicken in the flock picking its way through the leaves to shelter of the hen-house .. Hound dog ambling along the roadside, pausing and then to sniff the air. Carload of autos laundering along the highway, bent bringing joy and satisfaction to many homes in the near future. -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-03

OU bet they dol In aviation the loyal groups of
 Camel smokers the country For example, the famous record holder Col Roscoe Turner smokes Cancels So testpot Gehlbah, Capt. Frank Hawks and TWAS chief pilot Snead-to mention only few As Col Turner puts it. " guess what see my regard They need healthy That's big why many of us stick Cancels
Evening star., 1937-08-20

RoCoMING HOUSE for sale: ress. price.
Evening star., 1937-08-20

1909 o2nd s E-Cool front room. single
in private home; gentleman; conv. Navy
Yard. TRANSPORTATION Reasonable 2ls
Evening star., 1937-08-20
BOATS.

CUPBOARD MOTOR. EIto Handitwin: cost
Ab930- sell for $50. Phone Met. 59gs.
'2-FT. CRUISER, sleeps 4; full equip
ment. excellent condition. will sacrifice
Can be seen at Airport Yacht Basin
CUPBOARD MOTORS wanted regardless
OF SIZE or condition; cash paid for same.
TAO E ST. sc Lincoln 3217
2s-FT CABIN CRUISER. steel hull life
boat type. bunk space for 4 galley
marine toilet wired for radio; model A
fGId engine with marine transmission
excel. cond; owner Will sacrifice for
SO. Phone Shep 3oss
FOR SALE OF LEASE-Sixty-foot non
propellInG houSeboat. all modern Improve
mems, hot-Tater heat. electric lights. bath
and three toilets. For further information
Apply 10 RlyeS. at the Marine Railways.
Inc, foot Of l1th ST. sw 80.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES SEPT. L.
Ford 1895 coach, can accommodate one
person who would be willing to share eX
penses. Decatur 39l1-R.
WANTED USE OF BIG
car. Phone before $3.50 am, West 2s1S
ATLANTIC CITY LEAVING SATURDAY:
new Plymouth sedan, ] way or round trip
Take 3. Lincoln 0555.
LEAVING FOR KANSAS CITY SUNDAY.
can take two, reasonable; new car. Adams
f537 before pm, after $50 pm.
LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION PITTS
bureh over week end. CARLSON, North
9OS3
Evening star., 1937-08-20
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.

1920 M ST N.W-FirSt floor in private
home; nom housekeeping: running water:
ami: Sl2 month up.
1852 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large front re en-.
semi-private bath, Ink; cony. trans;
mature employed lady preferred. 22'
,e1S CALLAHAN ST. NV or . COM
Portable rms, single or double, next bath:
new home: conven. buses. Randolph 1882
9O2 LONGFELLOW ST NW.-Detached
home: private family: large room conven-
lent transportation; reasonable. Ladies only
Evening star., 1937-08-20
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1899 r ST. NV
RATES SO TO So MONTH. CO
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWER
FANS. INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES /
MACULATELY CLEAN COUNTRY CLL'
ROOMS
Evening star., 1937-08-20

| 3b15 l4th ST. NW.-Gentleman ,rsf-1oo
| twin-bed room. . meals; unlimited phone :
| nner-sprhz mattress: $3.50. Col. 3a54.
| | %.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
RE-UPHOLSTERING,

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material
included: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette Workmsnshlp guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
2SO0 14th ST. wv. COLUMBIA 1O1T 20
Evening star., 1937-08-20
GIVES AWAY HOUSES
TO GET BACK ON RELIEF
Destitute Father of 10 Deeds De-
erepit Structures to Penn
sylvania Governor.

By the Associated Press.
UNIONTOWN, Pa, August 2o.-The
father of 10 children decided three
ranshackle double houses yesterday
Karl De Schweinitz, head of the
State Emergency Relief Board, in
an effort to get back on the relief
rolls.
Elias Zahron. IN making the deed
for the nominal consideration of ST,
declared he and his family are desti-
tute. They we're taken from the
rolls five months ago upon discovery
by State agent that he owned the
houses, Zahron said.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOWNTOWN GIFT and greeting card
shop: wonderful opportunity for owner
manager: priced for quick sale. Box
ASK Star. co.
Evening star., 1937-08-20

''''i'N - 49, '''-, 49,
R9oMaNG g MI HOUSE for sale' ress price.
RESTAURANT whisky. does $500 wkly,;
rent. $50, price. "a 300; terms Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos st.
RooMING HOUSE. rms. completely
1877 22'
BEAUTY sALON-sell account Of death:
best n W. locatlon 5000 to 500 monthly
ed. Box :'@1M, Star, or call Adams O245
FOR SALE-Running manufacturing paint
business TO be sold due to death OF former
owner. Business established 1905. Stock,
machinery. business and fixtures. complete,
and GOOD will can be purchased for $4,000
Apply to Mrs, Mary E. Hunt 1921 New
York ave. NV. ~
FOR SALE-Hosiery and lingerie dept in
G. st. store, stock at sacrifice. low rental.
Box n4u-D. Star
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. real bargain for
200 - cash, bal, monthly; doing 5t over over
buys in the city Box 342M Star, 2l'
BEER PARLOR FOR LEASE, excellent
location. good, established business; ad-
joining ,,1 house aysilable M 5Ml 81 !, s. ,,o St.
GASOLINE STATION. car Washing. ac-
cessorles: NV. location; large station;
mostly under cover, established business;
low rent; price. $780, terms. Box 35S-M,
Star.
RESTAURANT LIQUOR; corner beautifully
and extensively equipped good business;
low rent, long lease. Price, $500, terms.
Box 319-M. Star,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN a chain of
miniature tobacco stores? We operate these
stores successfully for you and pay you
3n', OF gross profits each month: you can
invest little as S4OO with maximum
safety assured. Box "39-D, Star.
FOR SALF-ll miles south of Fredericks-
burg, on U. s. Route No. |, filing station
and store. with living quarters: also NICE
#. fronting highway; doing very good
business. For particulars write Helena
Sullivan. SpotSylvania. Va 90.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for party with
So. 100000 cash to take half interest in
well-established wholesale food distributing
company. active or silent For detailed
information write Box 323-M, Star 22'
ATTRACTIVE 6-APARTMENT dwelling.
l22h 18th ST. NV; always filled trust,
$3.50. Can be purchased at great sacri-
nee Phone Columbia 6i6l. Owner.
rINEpG AMI InrATInNC
Evening star., 1937-08-20

MODERNISTIC BARBECUE-RE TAURANT.
excellent location, no competition; also
curb service; can accommodate 100 cars.
Price reasonable. Applicant must have
bank reference Box 2S5M. Star. %.
Evening star., 1937-08-20

RESTAURANT twhiskvl. does $500 wkly.;
rent. $50, price. "a 800; terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co zoos H st
Evening star., 1937-08-20

1923 r. I. AVE. N,W.-Attractive double
'oom, III. k, So. Also lovely front double
with | h Y &
Evening star., 1937-08-20

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM near Conn .v.
puS. nome cooking: private family; reason
able Emerson 1896
Evening star., 1937-08-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1929 K ST. NV, Lee ee-Maraue-Nicelly
private baths: excellent board. 20.
1926 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-.Attractive.
double front room: twin beds; excellent
meals; also single rm.. reas.
1927 10Th ST NW.-Outside double and
single rooms private and semi-private
baths. with or without meals; delightful
location. IL
DOWNTOWN. 1918 Vermont .ve-select.
twin beds ch.v.. best food; !ss each: large
basement shower Metropolitan 1904.
1920 18th ST NW-Rooms for young
ladies. attractive home: walking distance;
excellent meals 2O'
14o1 18th N,W.-YounT man to share
front basement studio, pvt. bath and en-
trance: phone: large fireplace: reas.
LARGE PVT. HOME. spacious grounds
twin beds; bus. car: free phone: reas.: spec
rates. parents. child. Shepherd 241O.
2437 18th ST. N.W.-UNUsUALLY ATTR.
grounds; recreation facilities; reas.: facing
park.
1745 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Beau-
tiful downtown residence for young people;
carefully selected food.
1886 LAMONT, ST. Mt; Pleasant-single;
coil springs good home cooking; S37 80
and $40 30 Also basement room S32 80.
4224 10th ST. N.W.-Army officers widow.
a double rm., pvt. bath shower. porch,
1411 KENNEDY ST. N.W-Beautifully
furnished. 2nd-foor cool room, semi-pvt.
bath; pvt. home; excellent board. 25'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 10Th st. NV
Single. double. with lavatory: reas Table
board. Southern cooking. North 9o4a.
trac. rooms, selective meals, recreation
room. pool table dance; our guests are
furnished free transportation to and from
work, Packard cars; reasonable: S37 50 g. up.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN

WHITE COUPLE, refined. no children. own
furnishings, wish position as caretakers
apartment or rooming house. Box 335-M.
QtRr -"
Evening star., 1937-08-20

| 1888 MORSE ST. NE newly furnished
| rooms for Ink with large sleeping porch:
suitable 3 adults semi-priyate bath on
| Trinidad buS line
Evening star., 1937-08-20

RooMING HOUSE. downtown. 10 rms
rent. S65; income, $3.50; price. $500
terms. Capital Adjusting & Finance Co..
zoos H st. NV. Metropolitan 4Sl3
Evening star., 1937-08-20

2022 18th ST N.W-Cool: twin beds: next
bath: cont h. w.. phone Single S4.
double 81 25 each per week
Evening star., 1937-08-20
SAlESMEN.

SALESMAN-One who can sell outside Real
money-maker. Appy II eth ST. NV
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-We have created
a new department in our business that re-
onireS the services of two good speciality
saeSmen. Apply to Atlantic Electrical
Supply Co, 42B 1lth st NV
Evening star., 1937-08-20

MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET, sacrifice
for cash; will remodel rent reasonable.
Va Market 107 4th SW. Met. 5lSS. 23'
Evening star., 1937-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

PIANO latest model apartment upright
with ful keyboard: special only SI6u
a reposSeSSisn it can be purchased b,
merely continuing the balance of the ST
monthly bayments: a splendid value
Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1899 G. St.
corner 18Th
Evening star., 1937-08-20

PlANGS-We have two splendld values in
Sil2htly used new style pianos. one Hunt
lnston vertical console Al $3.50 tnew price
S2I5E one Marshall & Wendell Spinet low
boy at SlH5 new price SnH5l. both in
perfect condition and sold with our new
instrument guarantee. Natl 3G2a. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 1890 G st. corner l3th.
PIANO, mans clothing, like new, size 36
cheap. 23lh 9TH ST. NV Apt. 25. Phone
Adams IS NV
Evening star., 1937-08-20

BEAUTY SALON-Sell account Of death;
best n W. location: S4OO to 500 monthly
business; rent. $50: heat hot water includ-
ed Pox .}r.-M Star call Adams Op4D
Evening star., 1937-08-20

CHEVY CHASE. DC. 36ll Jocelyn st
Beautiful double room with twin bed set,
private shower bath; garage If desired.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
SALVAGE, CLEARANCE

From Boy Scouts lumber, dishes pans
oil heaters and many other articles all
priced very reasonably. Construction
Headquarters. opposite Airport 81
PIANOS-SPECIAL SALE.
Comstock $50; Knabe. S45: others. sos
Smith STORAGE. 1913 You NV. North 3343
Evening star., 1937-08-20

PIANO, latest model. mahogany finished
baby Grand. used less than five months and
imperfect condition. $3.50. repoSseSsion
the balance of the small monthly payments
Natl 3G23 Arthur Jordan Piano Co, corner
18th and G SITS
Evening star., 1937-08-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CONTINUED
3bl5 14th ST, NW.-Gentleman: nrsf-noor
tWln-bed room. meals; unlimited phone;
ihhef-sprhs mattress: $3.50. Col. 3a54
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. near Conn Nv.
bus: home cooking: private family: eason.
able. Emerson 1896
CHEVY CHASE 1920 Northampton-rarv.
double room. twin beds, private home, ex-
cellent meals Emerson 3O29
1912 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-Just leased
as guest house by experienced hostess. corn
plete'y and newly equipped desirable room5
and elegant table service for limited mum
Der OF consenial men and women: courtesy
| once. Columbia 1913
| "l"9 r ST. N.W.-AttractiveIv furnished
| rooms with excellent meals in veu-runl
| establishment: convenient location.
room room Rh MSS or,1ats AVE NWwsiqss studio
| room, S4n.50: double room. $50 so. triple
| room. S'3 30: tasty meals
| i5l RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW,-WaIk-
ing distance, real home, desirable room.
| IInRleS ooGb!e; varied, wholesome meals
1919 10Th ST. NW-Large single room,
shower; excellent meals: walking distance
Tnf,S TT4H LASiER AMER PL. NV. NJ. 18Th. Col. RI
| week Columbia 1852
| 1919 18th ST NW.-Young man VIII
| share with another large basement room,
| private bath: walking distance; excellent
| meals.
4a?4 18th ST. W-Double rm . Jewish
gentlemen: refined home: excellent meals.
Col bl6o before -. after &.
l516 MASS. AVE. NW-A distinctive
| home for young people in an unsurps ssed i
| location: reasonable.
36O2 VAN NESS ST N.W-Large douh5,
| rm.. nr. Bureau Of Standards. adults
! Cleveland 27S2.
5Gs, PRINCETON PL Nw-ExcelIer.
| meals: lunch packed If so desired, 8 Veek
! Also table board, s. week
| l50S COL. RID. NW.-Wa shington's be-.
boarding house: delicious meals: every
/ conv.: 80 week. 24r
1919 BELMONT RD.
| Cool comfortable room single or doub's
employed couple. excellent meals. CT i.
| 492l
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
Residence. Of distinction among 'hs
| Ex-embassy, newly furnished. Few va
with private bath, for ,. now availsh.e
! very reasonable rates 23'
116 C ST. NE.
Single and double rooms with me-
14O1 18th ST. NV.
| Gated. singles. doubles showers. rum :
! water: rm, for 2. pvt bath. phones in =
rooms. Selected menus
| CLUB MERIDIAN,
| ?620 18th ST NV
| club residence for men and women
| with delgh'tul social atmosphere Iiez >
| and conveniently located in the faShlorsc
| area Of the foEeien embassies and .rG7.
! tionS: was the former Persian Er7bassv;
! large gardens. equipped for comfort n.
| guests: personal hotel service. dlS'inc',F
| menu.
| Wesley Hall and AnneXes.
| 1903 K st Wow is the bey- .srr
| 10 select your Winter residence Here il q
| home for the more discriminating; ne he-t
! IN food service and equipment. Slr2.sS,
! doubles and suites now ayailable.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
l759 R ST. NV
| RATES $40 TO S65 MONTH CCOr
DINING ROOMS, SELECTIVE MENUS
! TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS Showers
/ FANS. INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES ~
/ MACULATELY CLEAN COUNTRY CLTR
| SWIMMING POOL. SINGLE AND DOUBL q
! ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
SEPT. j. by employed couple near 14rf
Evening star., 1937-08-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

HOME COOKING. breakfast. dinner. nice
served weekly, monthly rates. Decati
Evening star., 1937-08-20

PIANO Kraknaer. plain case mahogany
finished grand in splendid condition Sg95.
quality piano at barRain price: very
easy terms. Natl. 413n. KI't's 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

'EET WIN 1NTNV "V"EN.
COUPLE, settled to cook and manage
boarding house, permanent. Box 145
Warrenton, Va
SOLICITOR-Neither experience or car
necessary. Insurance work. Box s-M Star
SOLICITORS Men and women for fast
selling nome necessity: 1000 proft; eXperi-
ence unnecessary Distributors territory
open. II Rhode Island ave. Hyattsville Md
WANTED-Good tenant to work tobacco
faTm on shares; must know about tobacco.
reference required, white only. E. Moran.
Waldorf Md
Evening star., 1937-08-20

PIANO. Jacob Bros upright, tuned In
sood condition: $50. terms. 1916 Newark
Evening star., 1937-08-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
TABLE 6CARO.

SEPT. !. by employed couple near IL
s.. cars. north OF Park I'd. Box 3n4 )
Star 90
Evening star., 1937-08-20

| ROOMING HOUSE. rms. completely
| furn. $50 cash. l@2 E st. Sc. National
|
Evening star., 1937-08-20

1887 SHEPHERD N.W.-Attractiy room
twin beds, near bath; also single; private
home; garage Adams glgf
Evening star., 1937-08-20

2aO1 CONNECTICUT AVE.-LVINCi PM
bed room dining room. hall kitchen an
bath. Sept. L to Dec. 81. Apply at build
Evening star., 1937-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDS, dresser, chifonIer chest of drawers
cedar chest, vanity, chairs tables. rugs
living room suite Adams 51Il
Evening star., 1937-08-20

POOL TABLE regulation size GOOD con-
dltlon, fully equipped Call Met. $3.50.
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH Philco S25: orig
lnaily over 500. io-phonograph comb
RCA-Vlctor. S:}5: PhIlco radio, 1879, beau
tltul lowboy CABINET. with short wave and
police calls So: worth 500. Otncr good
radios, - % each Dixie PaWnbrokerS
Evening star., 1937-08-20

REFINED COUPLE desire furn. rooms light
Housekeeping privilege vicinity Bureau
Standards Moderate cost. Box 351-M,
Star 2o'
Evening star., 1937-08-20

926 Sth ST. NW.-Room for In X. with
running water. Also sleeping rooms, ST up
Evening star., 1937-08-20

44o.i l4th ST N.W.-Front room two win
dowS. large closet: newly decorated. com
fortably furnished gentleman. Apt. %. 20'
$50 ORLEANS PL. NE.-Lsrge front
room md floor private home; conyen.
Evening star., 1937-08-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED,

16lL NO. DANVIIILE ST. Lyon Village. Va
= rms. single. double: pvt. family. meals
optional. Walnut 6SO6.
Evening star., 1937-08-20

2le JEFFERSON ST. NW-Large front
room, private bath, suitable for two. Ran
LII, nA
Evening star., 1937-08-20

SHOREHAM HOTEL-WTLL SUBLFT COM
plete!y furnished, @-coom, dinette kitcneI
apt. immediately available. Emerson sol :
or District 554O
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL 2Ott
and stS aw.-1 room Kit bath com
pletely furn.: linens silver. PriRidaire: day
week. month National 5425
tive furn.. suitable to adults Cal
evenings or Sunday. Apt A.. Imperial
1863 Columbia I'd. Col. lG46
Evening star., 1937-08-20

DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Select
Ice. basement, suitable 4: shower ch W.
$3.50 each: single, 81; board optional
Evening star., 1937-08-20
BEAUTY PARlQRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 O ST. NV, West 1870
MABEL 8 BEAUTY SALON.
tFormerly With MaeS)
Air-Cooled Ringlette
Permanents, So 80 and So 90.
Cor. 9th and E. Cap, SITS Atl 43lo. c3'
Evening star., 1937-08-20

LARGE MASTER BED ROOM, connecting
pvt. bath. shower, in new home: conv.
transportation. reas. Randolph 1850
Evening star., 1937-08-20

LARGE FRONT RM., pvt bath and shower,
, closets. twin beds, free phone; recrea-
tion room privileges, garage and breakfast
optional PandOlnh oo3l
Evening star., 1937-08-20

l141 PARK RID. NW-SingIe and double
room. beautifully furnished: convenient
| location; reasonable: free phone
Evening star., 1937-08-20
ROOMS UNFURNJSHED.

AIS SHEPHERD ST. NM rms. kitchen.
sink, southern exp, gas, heat. elec. furn.;
newly decorated gentlleS adults.
Sll DECATUR ST. N.W.-One room,
kitchen. porch, semi-private bath; gas,
electricity. heat, phone. Available now.
SEVERAL LHK. ROOMS. old country
home. token fare. suburbs; no through traf-
fic, plenty shade, porches: well heated;
children consdered reaS. Lincoln 4S3f-J
Evening star., 1937-08-20
FOUND.
LOST

DOG, small srayish black wiry -haired
female. with harness. in Silver Spring last
month. Lincoln s57S between iO-4 M
Evening star., 1937-08-20
116 G. ST. NE.
CLUB MERIDIAN.
Wesley Hall and AnneXes

1908 st Nv Now is the beF' '.rr
10 select your Winter residence Here IL
home for the more discriminating: ne be-
in food service and equipment. SInG.e
doMhleS and suiteS NOW aNatLanLs
Evening star., 1937-08-20

1527 l. ST. N.W-Cool single room SO so:
also h X. room, adjoining bath 2nd noor
Evening star., 1937-08-20
22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.

Residence OF distinction among -
embassies at fashionable Sheridan Cir"
Ex-embassy, newly furnished. Few u
cancleS including l large master bed roo
with private bath, for ,. now availah.
Evening star., 1937-08-20

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 46OS Norwood dr.
Nicely furn. rm. off District line: gentle-
man pref: home priv. phone. reasonah BILE
Evening star., 1937-08-20

| $40 MONROE ST NW.-Gentleman
furnished second-story room. no other
Evening star., 1937-08-20

;i22 MARYLAND AVE NE.-Single room,
81; double room, So Near Capitol.
Lincoln $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
STRIKES IMPERIL
ADMINISTRATION As WELL
As INDUSTRY

The Pacific Coast knows what an eX-
tended industrial strike can do to a
labor union in public opinion. Maritime
workers are becoming, rapidly, the most
unpopular individuals west of the Rocky
Mountains, insofar as the public is con-
cerned. Their unions are losing grace
rapidly in the eyes of the average man.
Now. in the midwest and east, other
unions threaten strikes which may be-
come as severe as the maritime strike.
General Motors plants may be shut
down. The steel industry may be forced
to a standstill Other industries may
be made the victims of strikes, and still
others will feel the devastating effects.
Worst of all is the policy behind the
walkouts Wages are not the principal
issue, hours play very minor part.
Working conditions on the whole, are
satisfactory in the industries affected.
The questionable right of the working
man to tell his employer how to run his
business is the principal issue. That is
stating the case more baldy than do the
unions. The unions have it that they
are battling for the right to be recog.
niZed as bargaining representatives OF
the laborers.
The federal government has leaned
definitely to the side of the working
UldD. IL Is well Illdl lfllS IL Illt SdSS, Out
there are many who believe that the de-
partment of labor has overdone its cham
pionship of the union cause. Collective
bargaining is not to be objected to, if the
employees in one industry wish to band
together to bargain with their employer.
That is their right. Too often, however,
the employees in a given industrial plant
have nothing to say about their de
mands." They are represented by men
who have never worked under their par
ticular employer, who may not even
know the conditions under which they
work, and yet who are given the privi-
lege of saying what the demands of
the workers" are. And in some instances
the administration has stood behind
these men, saying that they have the
right to dictate not only to the employer,
but to the man who is employed by him.
Should the nation be swept by an cpl
demic of strikes of a severity equaling
that of the maritime strike, public opin-
ion throughout the country would react
just as it has on the Pacific coast. The
unions would be on the way to oblivion.
If the administration continues fully to
champion the union demands, then the
administration, too, would be in peril.
The United States is far advanced
on the road to prosperity. Widespread
strikes could do more than anything else
to retard this prosperity, and place ev-
eryone concerned in public disrepute.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
BRITTANIA TAKES
TO THE AIR

England is building warships. The
proud nation queen of the waves, Is
building modern warships, however, not
the old kind. These ships are ones that
will soar through the air, raining death
from great heights. They are airplanes
of latest design. So busy are the fac
ories of England turning out war planes
that, according to writer IN one cur
rent magazine you cannot buy private
airplane in England. One factory and
one alone is not turning out flghtlng
ships-and that one is manufacturing
giant cruisers for long-distance passen-
ger flights. England plans to span the
Atlanic with passenger service IN the
not far distant future.
There is very little connection between
the British aircraft. program and the
Spanish civil war except in that the
civil war adds to the unsettled condition
of Europe The British program is not
one of the moment it is part OF long
term campaign to make England su-
preme in the air. 1t is a national pro-
gram. builded by government leaders.
The United States has no such pro-
gram. Confident in its isolation, made
unwary by its size and great natural
resources. the United States has failed
TO recognize the necessity which drives
England to such feverish activity.
America is the pioneer in alrplane
travel. 1t is the pioneer in development,
as witness the Clipper ships. Yet this
country seems content merely to be the
pioneer-and to let other nations make
the most of its pioneering. America
shows the way, but on the long stretch
the other nations pass this one.
England, our friend, might also be
our model in some things.