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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-19
EMPLOYERS ASK
High Court to Kill Labor
Act

Washington, D. G. (ILNS)-Three
attacks on the national labor rela-
tions act were made in briefs filed
in the supreme court in a single day.
The plaintiffs are the American News
paper Publishers Association, the
Friedman Harry Marks Clothing Co.,
and the Pennsylvania Greyhound
Lines, Inc.
The court has allocated 1312 hours
to arguments on the constitutionality
of the act. One day will be devoted
to the unique case between the Vir-
ginian Railway and the Shop Crafts.
An election was held in the Vir-
ginian shops to determine the agency
for collective bargaining. The shop
crafts, affiliates of the A. f. of L.,
won, hands down. The Virginian
management refused to treat with the
shop crafts. The crafts went into
court to compel the Virginian to deal
with the duly elected representatives
of the men, and won The Virginian
has appealed to the supreme court,
and arguments on that matter precede
the formal attack on the national labor
relations act by an embattled squad
of corporations.
Law Heatedly Assailed
The briefs just filed get very
heavy" in their denunciation of the
law. The American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association declares that the
labor relations act clearly violates the
fundamental right of freedom of the
press" Just why freedom of the
press is immune to organizations of
printers, but will fold up and die if
writer's are allowed to organize, has
never been made clear.
The Friedman-Harry Marks Clio
thing Co. declares that all employers
were completely hamstrung and rem
dered impotent and subservient to
nomination of labor organizations" by
the law.
The Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines,
Inc, denounces the act as arbitrary.
| oppressive and unreasonable" and
says it is nothing more than an in
cident or part of legislative policy
aimed at RECOMMENDATION of the indus
try of the country as whole, with
the Capitalization Of control in the
national government"
A. r. Case First Up
Taking them by and large, these IL
rades seem to be appropriately ex-
piained by two lines of poetry two
hundred or more years old:
mo rogue ere felt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law"
The American Newspaper Publish
ers get their innings first in the mara
thon race of arguments, in what is
known as the Associated Press case.
Norris Watson, an editorial employe
of the A. P, was fired for his activity
in the Newspaper Guild, and the
|NLRB certified to that fact after full
hearing, and ordered him reinstated.
And the A. n P. A. is believing like
all the bulls of Bashan in consequence
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-19
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
Then gently scan
your brother man
BY Mr.. Modestus-

Profits
Is the handspring of some mems
lives
Perhaps these men-for a while
control our destinies--
But the big fact about profits is
this:
Most men know nothing about how
to make profits
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-19

And that is where your posterity
will find the profit system
Together with the whole stupid
terminologies of dividends.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-19
Roster Of Organizations
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
DAYTIME. SKIRTS TO
BE SHORT AND SLIM
BY CHERIE NICHOLAS

Short, slim and pencil-like is the
dictum for daytime skirts. The &C.
cepted length for the suit skirt is
from twelve to fifteen inches from
the ground. Depends on how con-
sentative you may be. Of a ne
cessity these narrow skirts often
have slashed hemlines. Daytime
dresses hover about twelve to four
teen inches from floor
For evening dresses the newest
thing is the short-in-front hemline.
In fact uneven hemlines are a most
important styling detail. A few
designers continue to favor the short
full ballerina skirts for dance
frocks. There are dinner gowns ga
lore that are ankle length and
sheathlike, for the most part in
sleek black, many of which are en-
livened with glittering touches.
The majority have high necklines
with fattering short sleeves. How
ever, in the practical daytime
dresses long sleeves perfectly fitted,
also bracelet sleeve lengths are fea-
tured.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Edison Inventions From
Signal Device to Rub

Some of the important inventions
accredited to Thomas A. Edison in
cluded the following:
Telegraphic signal device (1863),
the repeater (1865), the voting ma
chine 1889, improved stock mar
ket ticker (1869), typewriter
(1S71, quadruple telegraphic re-
peater (1872), district signal box
1874, automatic telegraph trans
mitter (1875), mimeograph (1875),
carbon telephone transmitter (1875),
photograph (1877), incandescent
lamp (1878), electric dynamo 1880,
electric motor (1881), trolley car
(188D, electric meter C88D, ore
separator (188D, valve gear 1882,
electric railway turntable 1882,
railway signal system 1885, pro-
cess for making plate glass (188),
extracting gold from sulphate ores
1888, sleeping doll 1880, motion
picture camera (189D, composition
brick 1888, rock crusher, dryer
and mixer (189D, alkaline storage
battery $4,000, reversible galvanic
battery Q9O1), improved cement
mixer (19O2), a Photographic film
(19O3), recording telephone (1905),
improved photograph (1908), a
starting system for automobiles
(1912), talking pictures (1913), flash
light (1914), improved transmitter
1913, electro-plating (1919), disc
monograph records 1929, i'm
proved radio receiver 1925, syn
thetic rubber (1931).
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23

Very youthful and attractive for
campus wear is the two-piece frock
of sheer rabbit wooden centered in
the group. The pleated-all-around
skirt bespeaks 'last world vogue.
You really must have pleated wool
skirt if you are going away to school
to wear with your sweater, with
your suede jacket, and with blouses
galore. The wide shoulder line, high
lapel collar and front-buttoned jack
ct closing are nice points but we've
saved the incest point to the last
those cunning little bows on the
pockets! Now there's an idea that's
going to send you right to the head
of the class. Made of the very self
same material as the suit itself
these bows add infinitely to the chic
of this most attractive outfit and
make it outstanding.
A luxurious natural wolf tuxedo
collar runs the length of the top
coat of this stunning three-piece cos
tune shown to the right. The tout
ensemble is made of novelty wooden
with diagonal rib weave in deep
brown fecked with beige. This out
fit is entirely in line with the vogue
this season that calls for lavish
ment of fur on suits and coats. The
tuxedo effects are especially good
this season. Handsome furs will
be used unsparingly with care taken
in achieving color blends that unity
the costume.
Citing other fashionable wool
weaves, there are the new coating
fabrics that have long hair inter-
spersed and tightly embedded in the
texture, their sheen contrasting
against the soft surface of the fab
ric. Tightly twisted boucle nubs
are also decorative and colorful.
Persian lamb cloth is a new fab
ric this season. For children's coats,
a new chinchilla fabric in soft colors
is important. Fleeces, both woven
and knitted, are in demand. SUICIDES,
velours and duvetynes are outstand-
ing for dressy wear. For formal
type costumes broadcloth is leader.
g Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Snow Drinks Forerunner
of Ice Cream Industry

Who first invented ice cream? No
one really knows. Alexander the
Great is recorded as having great
weakness for snow-cooled fruit
drinks. The Roman patricians also
drank vast quantities of fruit drinks
mixed with exorbitantly priced
snow And an old Roman cook,
Quintus Maximus Gurges, is said to
have been the first to serve ice
cream soda, says writer in London
Answers Magazine.
All that historians are really GER
tain about is that by the Middle
ages ice cream had definitely ear
rived" in court circles. Four cen
turtles ago, Catherine de Medici was
being served with ice cream of a
different flavor every day. AS usual,
the English were all behind in this
branch of civilization.
Charles I remedied matters lit
tie by bringing over French chef
who surprised the king with the
delicacy.
With the coming of the Civil war,
the Frenchman fled back to his ma
tive land, taking the secret with
him. From that time until the sew
entities of last century, ice-cream
was practically unknown here.
The history of the ice cream in
dustry in the United States is quite
different. The real pioneer of Amer
lean ice cream was a Jacob Russell,
who kept dairy farm just outside
Washington, D. c.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Evorite Recipe
OK the Wek-
FLOATING ISLAND

2ia cups milk "A tsp. salt
Grated orange rind "a cup sugar
whole eggs y tsp. vanilla
l egg yolk
Scald milk with orange rind.
Beat eggs and egg yolk slightly,
mix with salt, sugar and vanilla.
Add hot milk gradually, return to
double boiler, cook until custard
coats spoon and foam disappears
from surface. Strain and chill.
Serve with meringue and garnish
with jelly. This will make a de-
liciouS dessert.
UncOOked Meringue.
l egg white Few drops vanilla
Few grains salt or orange extract
2 tbs. sugar
Beat sailed and favored egg
white to stiff foam. Add sugar, a
tablespoonful at a time, beating
until all granules are dissolved.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23

matter what apparel emer-
gency may arise, here's telling you
about the fascinating weaves that
lead in fashion this season.
Tweeds especially have a lot of
texture interest. They are nubbed
and fecked in decorative weavings
that capture your fancy at first
sight. When you 60 tweed shopping,
and of course you will if you are
assembling a school-faring clothes
collection, ask to see some of the
new-this-season candlewick tweed,
the latest herringbone weaves,
smart diagonals, the houndstooth,
tattersall, ropey plaid and sugar.
leaf patternings, and you will feel,
having seen these, that you have
had liberal education on the SUBJ
ject of tweeds at the very start.
The next thing is to decide on
which tweed is the tweed you want
most. To help you out we are sug-
costing hubby beige tweed fecked
with white such as makes the smart
three-piece costume as shown to the
left in the picture. Here is an out
fit that is ideal for fall wear on
campus or in town. 1t pretty near
comes to being a whole wardrobe
in itself. A suit that has topcoat
as has this is an economical buy no
matter what it costs, for it takes
care of the problem of an early
fall coat since it can be worn as
separate wrap. Note it's button-back
revers, also the impressed pleats
running down from the slash pocket
lines. The matching suit has chic
high lapel collar, triangular pockets
and narrow leather belt. The skirt
is cut straight and slim as a fash
ionable daytime skirt, must be this
season.
And we are not through talking
about tweeds for we just must men
ton the especially lovely winter
pastels" that belong to the tweed
family. More than likely you won't
be able to resist them because of
the fine shetland and other fine
yarns used in the spinning. You can
get novelty open weaves if you wish.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Pattern 1475

Observation-Disclosures sets, towels,
scarfs or kitchen curtains. Tulips
are in single stitch. Use gay floss.
Pattern 1475 contains a transfer
pattern of two motifs 61s by 8A
inches; two motifs 5 by 91a inches
and four motifs 6 by ga inches;
and four motifs 31s by 5A inches;
color suggestions; illustrations of
all stitches used; material re-
quirements.
Send Is cents in stamps or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft
Dept, 80 Eighth Ave-, New York.
Please write plainly your name,
address and pattern number.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Add q Bluebird
To Your Linens

Out across the tulips fly our
feathered friends the Bluebirds,
so realistic when embroidered in
dainty 10 to the inch cross stitch.
See how prettily these bird motifs
may be adapted either to border
or corner various household &C
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Slide Fasteners Used

The Schiaparelli type of house
coat developed in flannel and fasten-
ing at the front with a patent slide
fastener is popular.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
"a S1Uin. in the Ocean,
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter

Famous Hunter
IELLO EvERYBoDY
girls That's the Grace soner of New York City looks
at it, anyway And since Grace the girl in questionwell
she ought to know, hadn't she?
But left I'd little strongly Grace
put I'd say that e came f1ng
sod the seod % ssssu ss life that little
Maybe mentioning taking about the
a ,as m s es @ ss ts
matter, couple sneering
Happened in Corinto Harbor.
Grace was off on cruise when The ship snchorea
There of wind @ ea M 0u off
behind the peaks the Central American sierras
s es sssd up % sa
Ss" ySG5s
crowd The rest Of was Grace Ae maze up n0S' e
@ nice cool pol suit and with half half dozen @ young
small could hardly Grace
thought right
Grace Wouldn't Take a Dare.
Of them you? sr you the nerve
II Grace They couldn't talk like that to her
s % she
Grace S 5 5e sr9w s1 ns al a @ s sn
m @ c an s es eos g s c. . she y smiled
to she rolled along through the COOL calm water She'd show
excited
and shouting Finally in uniforms launched and
those fellows Hadn't they girl could
they customs officers didn't
the country the folds of her bathing
Swimming Toward the Shark.
Grace decided have fun with them When the
it, Cries behind
shouted the faster she
Ahead of her triangular
cutting the coming straight for her Shark Instantly all
had heard about those of the
through them
all the shouting gestcuangof the
beach the hadn't
weren't northern
tropical infested with sharks
and all sorts of other aquatic dangers
Grace paralyZed with fright She
diminishing
suddenly,
that would have shed Olympic No
behindand Either that
stake,
thinking of What bit off There
just thing a legless dancer.
One Yard Between Her and Death.
that shark YARD
hauled hastily while other
paddle The
harbo the bawed
didn't anything
hadn't thought much girls swimming ability and especially the
wouldn't have the try it.
incidentally" Grace, IT collected ten"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
FIaring Youth

For college girls and the very
young, important collections include
gored, fiaring skirts and some which
are pleated all around.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
Siqh+ and Speech

Men are born with two Eyes,
but with one Tongue, in order that
they should see twice as much as
they say.-Colton.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
DoubIe-Duty Canes

Enter the double-duty shoulder
cape, which may be Topped up
over the wearer's head and used as
!, hood.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23

do about such random shooting isn't
quite clear-there are no rules to
govern the present situation-but, at
any rate, he's riding herd on our
ships and doing the best he can.
In the Boxer uprising, at the turn
of the century, he was an ensign
on the U. S. S. Yorktown. AS Amer
lea pursued her manifest destiny"
he hasn't missed any of the major
excitements since then. Previously
he had been in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war and the Philippine insur-
rection. He helped occupy Vera
Cruz and he was an aide on the
staff of Admiral Hugh Rodman
when our ships were serving with
the British grand fleet in the World
war. He rose in the navy through
his mastery of engineering tech
niques.
g Consolidated News Features
WNU Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23

| WHO'S NEWS |
THIS WEEK.
Rw o~uo1E p.,Son
BY IemueI Fl. Parton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NJ EW YORK. - Possibly better
l y than "horse and buggy days
would be "square-rigger' days as
a phrase of poignant retrospect.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-09-23
by CHERIE NICHOLAS

A perfect afternoon frock for the
young girl is this style in spongy
texture lightweight wool. The
draped button-over neckline and the
shirring at the bodice are very new
and attractive. A narrow gold-col-
ored belt accents the fitted waist
line. The skirt is softly flared.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-06
DR.. Josef Korensky Sc doziva
90 LET

Uctyhodneho veku, devade-
sati let plodneho zivota Sc do
I'll prosluly csl. cestovatel a We
decky spisovatel DR.. Josef Ko-
rensky narozeny &c. cervence
1847 V Susne u Novych Bena-
tex. Vzdelan1 nabyl ma real
ne skole " Made Boleslavi a
ma ucitelskem 1stavu Praze.
Zasluhou DR.. Ant. Frice do
stale Sc mu zamestnan1 v mu-
seJn1 pracovne a tam vzpruze-
ma V mem jiz vrozena touha a
chut pc dals1m pr1rodovedec-
KEN vzdelan1.
Kofensky professional nej-
drive skoro vsechny zeme e.
vropske, mnohe i nekolikrate.
Naklad ma cesty hradil jednak
re svych 1spor a blahovolne
podporovala jej zvlaste i NEST
ska rada smfchovska Svatobor,
baron Ringhofer, reditel tovar
ny Herring, ministerstvo vyu-
covan1 a JIM. Roku 1893 az
1894 podnikl Korensky cestu
kolem sveta "a podpory Ceske-
no snemu a vydal O nj momu-
mentaln1 d1lo v p1vodn1m ces-
KEN rouchu, ktere v tie dobe
svou 1pravou dostihovalo i d.
la tOhO druhu ciZOiaZVcna. Re
svych cest prinesl mnoho ume-
leckych vyrobkG a prfrodnin,
kterymi zvlaste obohatil Prd-
myslove Museum Naprstkovo,
Ceske Museum, skoln1 kabine-
ty atd. Pc teto ceste kolem
sveta nasledovaly dals1,k nimz
vztahuj1 Sc jeho spisy. Sve pT1-
spevky O novych nalezech We
deckych ukladal zvlaste We
"Zpravach kral. ceske spolec-
nosti nauk". Jsou to jmenovi-
tie clanky O africkem, americ-
KEN a britskem skolstv1.
Zivotn1 d1lo Korenskeho do
slo uznan1 i ma m1stech nejvys-
SIGH, neb pTflezitosti jeho Ii
votn1ho jubilea byl jmenovan
cestnym doktorem pr1rodn1ch
we'd staroslavne Karlovy uni
versity V Praze.
DR.. Korensky n~avstfvil i Spo-
jene Staty a dosud Sc O Ameri-
ku 1--WE zaj1ma. Byl jedn1m z
nejoddanejs1ch pratel zensu-
.leho cestovatele a vedeckeho
spisovatele E. St. Vraze a jeho
rodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-06

Ceny potravin CSR. nepfe'
staly stoupat.

Index velkoobchodnich cen
potravin vykazuje vzestup o
jeden a pdl procenta. Zdrazilo
veprove, telec1 a skopove ma
so, vejce, brambory. Naproti
tomu hovez1 maso, sadlo a ma
slo zlevnily. Pr drobnych ma
kupech Sc ovsem pocifuje zej-
mena letosni vyss1 cena ovoce
a nekterych druhG zeleniny. Y
nekterych okresech Sc zdrazu-
je i chleba.
Ustrednf svaz csl. pivovar6
pronesl obavu, re Dude nutno
zvysit ceny piva. Tato obava
je zpdsobena ne1spechem pr
doj1t k zdrazen1 jec-
meme, bylo by pry zvyseni cen
piva O dvacet halefG nevyhnu-
|telne, protoze male pivovary
jiz vyrabejf temef bez vydel'
ku.
Jsou zde tez obavy, re zdra.
zenf piva by asi zpdsobilo "a.
mix mnoha malych pivovard
Zdrazeni by vyneslo pTi stej.
mem odbytu $50 milion1 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-06
Pergamenova listina " lahvi.


Y lese u oboe Otova v zapad-
mich Cechach nasli chlapci "a
zatkovanou kameninovou Ia
hev. Kdyz il rozbili, nasli v nj
starou pergamenovou listinu.
Donesli il ucitelovi. Ten z nj
vycetl maly dobrodruzny ro-
man. V listine je psano:
Roku 1884 jakysi Marx Do
brohost byl v techto m1stech
ranen boji a utfkal pred ne
prftelem. Kdyz videl, re mu
neunikne, zakopal jmenl, KITE
re mel u sebe, do zeme a odka-
zal to obci, jej1z obyvatel po-
klad najde. Jsou pry to tfi
znaky tepane We zlate, klenoty
a nekolik kop zlatych a stf1br-
nych minc1. V listine je ozna-
ceno i m1sto, kde je poklad "a
kopan. Zat1m Sc zkouma, je-
Ii listina skutecne prava, nen1-
Ii to nastrazeny zert. Ovsem
re sc take uz nasli nedockavci,
kteri poklad hledajf tajne ma
lsv1j vrub. Zatfm bez 1spechu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-06
Inz. Rudolf Zizka mrtev.

We veku Sc let zemrel inz. Ru-
dolf Zizka, ktery mGze by ma
ivan zakladatelem prazske We
decke cistoty.
Byl 1stTedn1m Teditelem
technicke sluzby magistrate
nj, clenem dstTedniho "a
stupitelstva hi. m. Prahy a "a
dy odbornych komis1. Osved-
Gil Sc We SVEN oboru jake W.
horny organisation. Jake pred
nosta prazskeho 1fadu pro ci-
stem mesta odstranil zaosta-
lou sluzbu popelaT1 a nahradil
il vzornou velkomestskou tech
nickou organisacl. Ma 1900
zamestnancG pTi teto sluzbe Sc
vysinulo razem ma define mo-
dern1 pracovnfky m1sto byva-
lych neduzivych metaTG, "a
mestnanych re soucitu.
S jmenem Zizkovym je Vast
ne spojeno 33 let prace u praz-
Ske Obce, nebOt J1Z V rOce 1914
byl Zizka zdravotn1m inzeny-
rem V kanalisacn1m trade. Pc
pTevratu teprve mohl vsak roz
vinout sve schopnosti opravdo-
We. Byl krone toho spolupra-
covn1kem "Masarykovy aka
demie prace."
Velika pile, houzevnatost a
zdatnost technickych profile
mi velkomestskych ucinily z
inz. zizky nepostradatelneho
budovatele modernf Prahy. Y
posledn1 dobe ma pT1klad usi-
loval o zmenu stavebn1ho "a
kona a jeho plan znamenal "a
hospodaren1 milion1 Kc utr1-
denim stavebnlho ruchu. Te-
prve budoucnost ocenl v jeho
mapach a planech program
pro zdravy wrist Prahy. Byl
skvelym vedeckym pfednase-
Gem a vybornym 1redn1kem
beze stop byrokraticke tezko-
padnosti.