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Ell Y CONMO.
(Viene de la 1G.)

Malaga. Pero fueron dilemma
dos y arrollados por los muchos
miles de enemigos desembarca-
dos. Sigui6 peleando, retiran-
dose a la sierra de Mijar; y en-
ella sin pan y sin aqua Y ago
tadas las municiones, fueron
vencidos o icopados-es 10 mis-
mo-al cabo de seis dias de com
bate, a juzgar por cuanto dijo
la radio adverse v delataste til
mismo en- una de tus charlas de
loro borracho. va sabemos que
no estuviste ALI. TIL no sales de
Sevilla cuando va a haber 'shu-
le"; que en- ella tie quedas como
la arana en- su buraco. TIL no
asistes a otros combates nj O.
tros ruidos que al de tus bote-
Has nj a otra lucha que a aque-
LA que tn condici6n miserable
to hace librar el alcohol en- tus
bascas de borracho nauseabun-
do.
(ContinuarG).
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Manuel Sanchez en-
en- Ell Cfrculo CMbQno

Cft " va WV UOWEVO
De resultado practice por la
satisfaction Nemostrada por los
bailadores, asi como ell ndmero
de los mismos, la innovation he
cha en- ell salon de bale del Cfrcu
10 Cubano Sc repetira mafiana,
colocandose mesas a su alrede :
dor sin costo extraordinario al
guno. Sc nos anuncia que la or
questa de Manuel Sanchez ha 81
do contratada para todas las ma
tinees que Sc celebren en- esta
temporada, con los mismos pre-.
clos de so y 25 centavos que sc
venian cobrando.
Los bailables comenzaran 9
las A de la tarde, durando hasts
las ocho.
Ell domingo pasado fue hume
roso ell pIblico que asisti6 a ID
fiesta, quedando satisfechisimc
y dandose cita para la reunion
de manana, que tambien a IL
que Ju7gamos, Sc vera muy con-
currida.
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mo tiene por costumbre en- toe
das las ocasiones, nuevos paso-
dobl& Y danzenes.
"Grooreeas del Dig1rcio"

"SrooreeQs del Divercio"
Intensa en- su comicidad CO
mo su titulo deja entrever, es Ia
comedia escogida por las Damas
del Centre Asturiano para Ia
function que daran la noche de.
% del presente mes Y en- la cua'
fungiran de artistas, cooperan.
do ION elias, los miembros de Ia
Secci6n de Recreo.
Esta function qtse organiza ID
simlpatica Secci6n de Damas
del Centre Asturiano, es en- be.
neficio de los nifos huerfanos
de los Leales, dejandose libre, q
voluntad del p1hlico, la fijaci6r
del precio de entrada, sin limite
despues de los 25 centavos de
asiento.
Los memories de doce amos eon
tribuiran con una lata de leche
como donaci6n por su entrada
en- Ell teatro.
Siendo tan simpatico ell obje-
two que Sc persigue, la asisten-
ella a esta function que anuncia-
mos, sera enorme. Ash 10 augu-
ramos!
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
LA SEMANA DE LA REPU.
RLICA

La semana cue comenzara
ell lunes ha sido dedicada por
la cdlonia latina a la Replbli-
ca Espanola.
Eel lunes, dia IL, Sc estrena-
"a la pelfcula "Espana en- LA
mas, traida por ell Comits del
Frente Popular; martes, dia
IS, exhibition de esa peEicula
en- Ell Centre Espanol de West
Tampa; microbes, dfa Ia, con
memoracion del sexto aniver-
sario de Ia Rep1blica Espane-
la, en- Ell palacio del Centre AS
turiano, con un programa ex
traordinario; jueves, dia Is
nueva exhibicicn de la pelicu'
la "Espana en- Illamas," en-
Ybor City; domingo ID, al
muerzo y bale en- Ell Centre E
pahol de West Tampa, a bene-
ficio de los socios enfermos {
sin trabajo que no pueden pa
gar sus recibos de quota.
Comenzara ell lunes la Soma
ma de la Rep1blica.
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Fiesta Primaverdl de la Secci6n
de Propaganda del C. EspGAol
Nuevamente Sc reuni6 ano-
che en- ell salon alto del Centre
Espanol de West Tampa, la Sec
ci6n de Propaganda que preside
Ell enthusiastic "Parrucas'', anti :
quo Y muy querido miembro de
la institution.
En- la reunion a que nos refe-
rimos Sc dieron los 1ltimos to-
ques al programa de la fiesta,
que constara de varios n1meros
extraordinarios, ademas del al
muerzo que sera abundante y o.
pfparo, hacienda honor a los ser
vicios en- amos anteriores.
va dijimos que las orquestas
comenzaran sus programs q
las tres de la tarde, prolongan :
dose indefinidamente las pleas
a voluntad de los bailadores.
La famosa Tropical tocara en-
la planta baja, estrenando, CO
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Corte del Condado

Ell juez Cornelius, de la Cor
tie del Cendado, puso hey a dis
posici6n de la Corte de 10 Cri-
minal a Sam Cacciatore, acusa-
do de pasar cheques falsos icon
un valor superior a $500.
Lee Dismuke sera juzgado
por viajar en- un tren sin pagan
Ell pasaje; Leroy Randall, por a.
salto con intenci6n de asesinar.
No Sc presentaron a juicio y
les fueron decomisadas las fan
zas que prestaron, Clyde Hum
phries, que guiaba una camio-
meta sin permiso; H. K. Lucas,
por guar un autom6vil con des-
Guido, y Paul Jones, por embria-
guez.
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FORD DICE QUE UTILIZA-
RIA NUEVOS METODOS
PARA AYUDAR A LOS
TRABAJADORES

Ways, Ga, abril 10.-Henry
Ford, ell famoso fabricante de
automobiles concedi6 aver una
entrevista a los reporteros v di-
jo: Cuando este de huelgas pa
Sc, nosotros destacaremos la
verdadera. competition en- la
production en- masa, con nue.
vos metodos que requeriran ma
yor habilidad, mas altos jorna-
les y mas empleo.
Ell salario mfnimo en- Ford,
actualmente, es de So al dfa y
sup6nese que 10 aumentara a
ST, volviendo a los dfas anterio-
res a la depression.
"Todos somos trabajadores
en- las fabricas, ellos y yo. Nues
ira compania paga siempre los
mejores salaries, luego no hay
necesidad de discutir. Tenemos
siempre una crecida reserwa pa
ra mantenernos apartados de
los financeros. Pagaremos mas
aumentando la production Mi
'hijo esta revisando los presen-
ties metodos en- production, sa-
larios Y eficiencia, Y 20 estoy de
acuerdo con el".
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Centre Asturqano

OCItCTU <1otWf CNfCO
El dia 2 de Mayo, famosisi :
mo en- la historic de las epope-
vas e~spanolas, ha sido ell escogi-
do por los asturianos para la ce-
lebraci6n de SUI fiesta annual, or
ganizada por la Secci6n de Pro-
paganda.
La obra humanitaria de pro-
teger a los socios del Centre sin
trabajo Y que viene realizando a
satisfaction Y con gran esther
20 la s~impatica Secci6n a que
nos referimos, encontrara, sin
duda, como todos los amos, la
mas calurosa de las acogidas.
No sc ha seleccionado todavia
ell lugar donde habra de darss la
fiesta; aunque Sc anunciara en-
breve; poniendo a contribution
la Secci6n de Propaganda TODD
su refinamiento Y buen gusto
para hacer de ella una de las
mas entretenidas e interesantes
de todas las celebradas.
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ACUSADO RUDY VALLEE
DE PEGARLE A UNI 70
TOGRAFO

Boston, abril 10.-El juez MI
rray orden6 aver ell arresto del
p;anista de las canciones NELL
flaas, Rudy Vallee, a quien Sc
a rsa de haber atacado v mall
tratado g un fot6grafo. Hizo la
queja contra Rudy ell fot6grafo
Benedict Fitzgerald, jr., del
Boston Daily Record a quien
ataco cuando salia del teatro en-
compania de una muchacha.
Fitzgerald tarabien jur6 una a.
cusaei6n de asaltc alevoso con-
tra Harry Paul, aa nte de prem
So del conosido director de or
qIesta.
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ACLARACTON


La persona que recogi6 algu-
nos anuncios para I'm programs
de la pelicula "Espana en- LA
mas, programa que no habia
autorizado Ell Comite del Fren-
tie Popular, nos informa que 81
no utilize ell nombre de ese CO.
mite para su trabajo.
Algunos comerciantes enten-
dieron NAL ciertas explicaeio-
mes que el hizo, originando este
el incidente.
Queda hecha la acalaraci6n.
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N0rAS MGMy

Fn11erdtes
Para el lunes pr6ximo, a las
cinco Y treinta de la tarde, han
sido pospuestos los funerales
~ M ogrado jowen Alfredo
eL1nevarria, falle lido en- la veci-
ma ciudad de Miami, y cuyos res
tos fueron traidos a esta ciudad
en- ell dfa de aver.
Obedece la transferencia de
fecha del entierro a los telegra
mas recibidos por los atribula-
dos padres del extinto, de her
manos y familiares residences
en- New York Y la Habana, anun
ciando haber emprendido viaje
hacia Tampa con intenci6n de
hallarse presentes en- los fune-
rales.
Antiques amigos de los espo-
SOS Alfredo y Manuela Echeva-
rrfa, los padres de Alfredo, :
pre.iamos su immense dolor por
la perdida irreparable que aca-
ban de sufrir.
Les enviamos con estas lineas
nuestro pesame mas sentido.
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Contribuyeron con $500: joss
Cuevas, Aafapso Baloenos, Jo-
sc Sanchez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Carlos Miranda, B. CorderoA
Jer6nimo Garcia, Manuel Fac
do, Joaquin de la Llama, Luisa
Moreno, Eagle Drug Store, IA
leman Ferreterfa, Cooperative
La Nuova Vita, Main and AR
|menia Filling Station, Jack Pc
tie Cafe, Bronx Bar, Fourth of
July Cafe, Joe Cuevas, Victor
Fernandez, Royal Filling Sta.
West Tampa Bakery, Diaz
Restaurant, Polo Norte Cafe,
Atlanta Restaurant, Optimo
Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con SO centa-
vos: Julio Domfnguez, Fran
cisca Botino, Jesus Mendez.
Delgado's Dept. Store, Ell Bien
|P1blico Drug Store, La Flori-
da Grocery, Young Mano y
Puleo, Alessi Bakery, Nelson
Italiano Cafe, La Carioca Ca
Efe, Barberia de Caruso, The
Friends Club, La Flor Groce-
ry, Salcines v Lopez, La Nina
Grocery, Bombero Grocery,
David, Lombardia Grocery, Ca
pitano Grocery, c.. Mistretta
Grocery, P. Puleo Grocery, G..
and P. Grocery.
Contribuyeron con 25 centa-
vos: Jose Blanco, afilador, Ca
melo Loke, Manuel Gonzalez,
Eagle Shoe SShop, Henry Bar
IBERIA, Frente Popular Groce-
Try, West Tampa~Poultry. Per-
fecto Velo, Ell Cometa Groce-
lry, La Habanera Botica, Char
les Place, Amorelli Peleteria,
iAguila Filling Station, @. Per-
sdig6n Cafeteria, P. Lopez Ca
'fe, West Tampa Zapaterfa, So
West Tampa Tren de
Lavado, Lorenzo Rodriguez,
s. Vicari Grocery, Felo Barbe-
ria, Agliano Fish Market, Jo-
Sc Teijido Grocery, Ferlita
Grocery, Richard Barberfa, G..
Puleo Feed Store, Cusumano
Grocery.
Contribuy6 con Is centavos:
Frank Maurici Grocery.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Barberfa de Juan, Mano-
los Place, Mistretta Bros. Gro
.cery.4
Tkmpa, 6 de abril de 1887.
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JOSE e. WILLIAMS SERA
NOMBRADO Ell LUNES

Tallahassee, Abril 10.-El lu-
mes proximo ell gobernador Cone
nombrara fiscal del condado de
HiHsborough al prominente abo
gado Jose E. Williams. Tam
bien Sc da por SECURE el nombra
miento de ]. Frank Umstot, un
abogado de Tampa, para susti-
tuir a Royal M. Huntley. asis :
tente fiscal del estado.
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Estaci6n WDAE


Manana domingo, a las 9 de
la misma comenzara los progra-
mas dominicales de Radio.
Musica por ell Sexteto Mode
10, con recitacioneS por Ell anun-
ciador Sr. Aparicio, sompleta-
ran ell programa.
Despues del domingo II, en-
que termina Ell compromise, ell
programa sera llenado como an
t~iguamente en- ID estaci6n
WMBR, borslos sehores Apfri-
clio y Montoto, que reanud; rah
sus comedias y dialogos. r
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CONCERTO DE LA BANDA
DE LA U~NIVERSIDAD

Mahana por Ia noche, dara
un concerto en- Ell parque dc
Plant la banda de la Unversi-
dad de Tampa.
Ell director, Augusta Ingle, a.
nuncia un programa a base de
composiciones de Suesee, Dri-
go, Berbert, Chambers, Keyes,
Beethoven y otros autores.
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BALE EN- Ell CENTRIC O.
BRERO

i Organizado por la Agrupa-
ci6n Benefica y Cultural Sc ce-
lebrara esta noche un bale en-
el Centre Obrero.
Les precios de entrada Aja-
dos son m6dicos, de acuerdo con
la sftuaei6n economical de los ira
bajadores.
Auguramos un rotundo exito.
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HUGHES CUMPLIRA S e.
N Y CINCO AMOS

Washington, abril 1O.-Ma-
mana domingo cumplira rs amos
de edad ell ~presidente del triBu-
nal supreme de la naci6n. ma
gistrado Charles Evan Hughes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-10

7 FL pr6ximo Cabaret del Circu
10 Cubano Sc dara Ell sabado IL,
con tres orouestas y el precio de
entrada de Is y SO centavos.
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iEn su mejor forrna!
LIBRE DE E~STRENIMlENTo

NADIA mejor que un sistema lin
pho para gozar de complete salud.
Al primer signo de estrefimiento
tome Black-D raught para pronto
alivio.
Muchos hombres y mujeres han
dicho que Black raught les pro-
p%orciona refrescante alivio. Por su
acci6n de limpieza, los venenosos
efectos del estrenimiento son ex-
pulsados del ORGANISING; listed prom
to Sc sentira mejor, mas eficiente.
Black-Draught cuesta menos
que otros laxantes.
B55As!;sI,,
uN BUEN LAxANTE
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NUEvA LTsTA DE .CONTRl-
BUYENTES PARA FL FREN-
TIE POPULAR ESPANOL

Contribuyeron con $500: Joaue
Cuevas, AafApso Baloenos, Jo-
Sc Sanchez Peruyo.
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To Urge Union Label
Christmas Gifts

Washington, D. G. (ILNS)-Advan-
tages of buying union label Christmas
gifts will be stressed in an address
by |. M. Ornburn, secretary treasurer
of the A. F. of L. Union Label Trades
Department, in an address over the
Blue Network of the National Broad
casting Company on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 80, from 6:15 to $50 EST.
Ornburn will urge all members of
labor unions and their families to buy
only union label Christmas gifts and
patronize only union services during
the holiday season. While the depart
ment is continually carrying on ma
tional campaign for the union label,
shop card and button, special drives
like the union label weeks, union label
exhibits and now the Christmas union
label campaign are being inaugurated
in all communities in order to en-
courage the consuming public to ac-
quire the union label buying habit.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26
Continued from page one)

velt, "is to try to increase the use Of
private capital to create employment.
Private enterprise with cooperation
on the part Of the government can
advance to higher levels of industrial
activity than those reached earlier
this year.
'sSuch advance will assure balanced
budgets"
To Submit Housing Plan
Roosevelt said that little later
in the session he would submit pro
posals to encourage private capital
entry into the housing field on large
scale
He declared, also, that the prob
lens Of railroads and public utilities
must be given attention although not
ing that because of thoroughly un-
sound financing extending over many
years, solutions will frankly be diff
cult"
In recommending wage and hour
legislation, the president said it
should aim at two immediate pur-
poses:
"First Danish child labor and pro
tect workers unable to protect them
selves from excessively low wages
and excessively long hours.
Cheap Labor Lure Assailed
Second. End the unsound practice
Of some communities by no means
confined to one section of the country
which seek new industries by offer
ing as the principal attraction labor
more plentiful and much cheaper than
may be found IN competing communi-
ties. To them the congress should
reiterate the oft-repeated pledge of
political parties that labor is not
mere commodity"
The president also said that legis-
lation need not necessarily require
immediate uniform hour or wage
standards; that is the ultimate goal"
Controversial Matters TO Fare
! Threatening trouble as congress
met were several questions, including
anti-lynching legislation and neutral
ity. These may bring long contro-
versy and result in a session that does
little Anti-lynching legislation kicked
/ up a row as the senate met and
groups Of determined representatives.
and senators planned fight to COM
pei the government to enforce the
neutrality act in the war between
China and Japan. Farm legislation
also threatened sharp controversy and
perhaps long delay.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26

Well, why would you suppose Ford
and Sloan and Nash hold off
Suppose there was lots of loose
money floating around
Looking for some place to spend
itself, just for fun
Well, it is more realistic to just
suppose the opposite
Because
For four years
We have been pointing at the NOV
ing record
Showing that purchasing power, in
the form Of wages
Has not been keeping up with the
Increasing rate Of production
Per hour.
Brookings Institution
Wanted to have the managers Of
business cut prices down
To correspond with the increasing
capacities of production
We're afraid that union wages would
only benefit a few
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26

for the sure-thing gamblers
But the fall Of those stock market
prices made dull thud
Rang the bell on the little game
which was being rigged
Told the bankers and brokers that
the little shells were done
Whereupon they howled and moan
ed
Claiming that another crash had
hit the nation
Unless the level of living stand
ards
Keeps pace with the level of pro-
duction capacity
Unless the run-off pipe capacity
Can carry away the output Of the
pumps
Unless your purchasing power can
absorb the commodities produced
There comes tlne, pretty soon
When you have to stop the pumps.
Nobody put together this system on
a blue print
But that is the way it is laid out,
just the same
We used to have safety valves lead
ing to foreign markets
But those are all shot to pieces, or
plugged up
Our circulation system has got to
become American
All-American perhaps
But the engineers controlling the
set-up at present
Don't seem to know that the laws
Of physics are still on the books.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26

But prices went on up! and up!
higher
The main job was no. to keep the
nation operating
Only thing these managers wanted
was dividends
They were trying to raise dividends
to the level of stock prices
Stock prices fixed on a gambling
table called Wall street
When they could not quite make
that rife again
When they tried again to sell out
their stock holdings
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26

To the suckers who had gathered
a little money meanwhile
Everybody was watching them shift
ing the little pea under the shells
An intelligent public, educated by
eight long years of depression
Saw the published reports Of wages,
production, and prices
Saw the hooks under the bait, and
the line on the hooks
Then refused to be hauled in Tor
another SHINING
Whereupon the bankers made their
customers sell out
At prices which gave fair harvest
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26

Stanley Ogg, 344 Chase Ave.
Davis, Custodian. Phone 233.
Albert McDaniels, 1888 Howell Ave
E. R. Legg, 326 South 7th St.
Temple. .Thos. Brennan, 1108 Edison
....Jim Lauderman, R. r. 6.
". M. Lackey, 219 Eaton Ave.
Orville Burnett, "a Lawson Ave.
Harold Foley, 679 Clinton Ave.
217 w. 18th, Cincinnati, Ohio
Frank Wolf, End Ward Hose House
Scott Symes, 337 n 9th st.
A. Lombard, 813 Vine st.
j. E. Wanamaker, SIS ~ 9th st.
Sherman Clear, Secy., 1850 Central.
Clarence L. Bowman, 205 Williams Av.
Karl Brown, Center St.
&c. BRANDED, 1888 Pleasant Ave.
Ed Dull, 1855 oble Ave. Phone 1635M
James V. Mutt. 332 No. 10th st.
Gale Dodsworth, 1909 Chestnut st.
Frank F. Vessel, 227 No. D st.
Maurice Williams, 126 N. C st.
Art Brandhoff, 238 Chestnut St.
e. Motzer, 339 N. Third ST.
Louis Brown, and Ross Ave.
Sam K Daneff, sol Corwin Ave.
David Lyttle, 5o7 S. 5th ST.
Fred Hook, Cincinnati, Ohio.
John P. Kuenzel, r. r. No. 3.
Harry Moore, 324 Hudson Ave.
w. E. Tice, 2340 Freeman Ave.
Carl Reiter, 2120 Elmo Ave.
John Janser. 1924 Campbell Avt.
Ed Dull, 2255 Noble Ave. Ph. 1635-M.
Martin Schorr, 701 Gray Ave.
Mrs. Lottie Butts, 737 Ludlow St.
w. J. O'Brien, News-Journal.
Bessie Mcintosh, 1918 Sherman Ave
Domhoff, 1906 Columbia Ave.
r.. c. Oglesby, care News-Signal.
Wanamaker, Labor Temple, Hamilton
!. Earl r. Price, Post Office.
Ray Eagle, Secy., 1907 Faimount Ave.
e. 0. otterbein, II Harrison St.
VIM. D. Coyle, 1884 Manchester Ave.
H. G. Matthews, R. R. No. /, Kyle, o.
#. A. Scully, 3o6 Castell Bldg.
Otto Kaiser, P. o. Box 50.
George Ball, Park st.
Dawn Turner, News-Journal.
Harry Roy.
IS. J. Anderson. 125 So. Broad.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
Then gently scan
your brother man

By MIR. MOdestus-

Going down!
Take a full breath ii
Hold your nose, and relax
Because the altimeters indicate rap
id descent
Steel production is down, because
automobiles don't order steel
Automobiles are holding off on pro-
duction, because
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-11-26
Rooster Of ORGANIZATIONS
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

~
HAMILTON LABOR
Labor Council Alternate Tuesdays, Hall No
Labor Council Wiley A.
End h Mondays
Monday, 2:3o srd Monday,
Soft Drink Workers No and 9TH Fridays Trades Council
Brayers and 3rd Fridays
Bridge Workers- Tuesday Labor
Building
Chaufeurs Garagemen Helpers No Palmer s.
City Fire Fighters Tuesday T. Hall 4
and Joners No 6nd 4h Thursdays Labor Temple
Cigar Mondays Temple
Electrical Workers No 6481s Wednesday, Labor Temple...
No Meets 1 Wednesday,
Friday
4th Temple.
Metal Posh Wednesdays Labor Temple
MIX & Ice Cream Drivers Helpers-srd Friday T. Tal.
Monday c.
No 3rd Fridays,
Sunday Temple.
Paint Dec Paper Hangers No 135Every Thursday Labor Temp
Pattern Makers End and 4h Fridays, 7. G. al-...~-
Pasteers Finishers Temple
Mondays
Wednesday, Tempe
Roofers Wednesday, Hall
Metal Workers No 3rd Mondays, c.
Engineers No Mondays
Stationary Fremen No Thursday, Labor
Mems Local 3rd Wednesday, Hall
Mounes Union No 1st and 3rd Fridays, 7.
Employees Saturday
Friday
Typographical Union No End Wednesday, Labor
Woman Union Label other Tuesday Labor Temple
MIDDLEToWN LABOR UNIONS
Thursday
Ladies Auxiliary Alternate Wednesdays T. G.
Amalgamaed Association,
Steel and Tin Workers No Every Saturday
Sunday M, 7.
Electrical Workers No 681st Wednesday, G. HalJohn E.
Printing pemen No 2s52nd Friday, T. G
No Every Monday 7. c.
Tuesday, T.
Friday, r. C.
other
Operating Engineers Every Friday
Typographical No. Monday T.
Monday,
Bricklayers No End and 4th Wednesdays, T. c. Hail.
DISTRICT ORG ANIZATIoNS
L. 1uter 419 Roosevelt Ave. Pua,
HAMILTON BUSINESS AGENTS
Bartenders Thos Brennan Edison
Building Spalding, 901 Minor
Vdourek, Phone
Corliss 1372 So 3rd ST.
Mod Jerry sos w Ave, Dayton, Ohio
Carpenters Spaulding 90 Minor Ave-
Sherman Clear, 1850 Central Ave-.
Helpers Ed Dul 2255 Noble Ave Pho 1635NI
NJ 9th
Pattern Makers Campbell
Plasterers and Shoblom 324 Main St
No 4h
Plumbers Solomon
Stage Employees Monument
Picture Operators Wentz 2805 Dixie Highway.
MIDDLETOWN BUSINESS AGENTS
Painters Waite. Office T G. Hall
Operators Ben H. Francis 119 Monroe
Stage Keer Sutphin Ave-
Vdourek 828 East Ave. Hamilton Ohio
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Plentywood herald., 1937-01-21
In the Right Direction

recent issue of The Great Falls Tribune pub
lshed the Uniform Motor Vehicle Operators and
Chaufeurs License Act, a law in effect in many
western states and which has without doubt gone
long way decrease the number of highway disasters
in the states where it has been in force.
The Tribune printed the law in full, and they
have without hesitation urged Montana's legislature
to adopt it,
1t is act to make highways more safe. The
law is a lengthy one and embodes such clauses as
rigid examinations before drivers licenses issued
The law firmly makes provisions of penalty for the
wreckless driver the drunken driver and the habitua
traffic volaor 1t has provisions regulating minors
driving automobiles. Reyoking of licenses and penal
ties are provided for traffic volators.
The law, stern that it is should not bring fear
the careful driver But for drunken drivers road
hogs and wreckess drivers, killers of the roadways
it woud mean the mending of ways.
The Uniform Motor Vehicle Act has been pre-
a law tried and tested 1t has been amended and re-
viewed AND 1T HAS TEETH It's adoption would
give this state good drivers license law.
The Tribune's bring about safety
highways by adopting this law, is a step in the
right direction. 1t should receive undivided endorse
ment
Montana's legislature and should put the law
into operation