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Evening star., 1937-04-05
Ice Pack Breaks Early

Breaking OF the Ice pack in the
North Atlantic ahead Of the usual
time has caused 3 much earlier use
of the southerly shipping routs In
the Atlantic
Evening star., 1937-04-05
BALANCED BUDGET
URGED BY LEAGUE
National Economy Group Sends
Petition to Roosevelt and
Congress.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The National Economy League yes
terday petitioned President Roosevelt
and Congress Ito make a balanced
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT MAY
VISIT MONTANA

The Great Falls unions have quite
definite assurances that President
Roosevelt will be a visitor in this
state this fall. The Cascade Trades
and Labor Assembly has extended
an invitation to him to visit the
Electric City. All the civic organiza-
ions and other agencies have COM
municated with the White House to
have President Roosevelt stop in
Great Falls, There was a rumor
Tuesday evening that President
R~oosevelt's tour will take in Fort
Peck, Great Falls, Butte, and Spo-
kane.
Bruce Steinmetz Of Great Falls
hopes to be able to induce the Presi-
dent to spend enough time in Great
Falls to deliver an address at the
fair grounds where he anticipates
$4,000 people. The Silver Bow
Trades and Labor Council has added
their invitation to that Of Great
Falls.
A protest from the Trades and
Labor Council to the WPA over the
reduction of rate of pay to the
women has been forwarded to the
regional office at Salt Lake City, ac-
cording to a letter received last
Tuesday night.
The Workers Alliance complain
that they do not receive much con
~sideration either from Mr.. Burris or
Mr.. Parker in regard to their COM
plant Of reduction of pay to the
women.
A meeting is scheduled for Friday
at the Carpenters Union Hall by ac-
ton taken last Tuesday night.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE FOR COST
OF STORAGE


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will expose for sale at public
auction and will sell to the highest bidder
for cash on Saturday, October End, 1887,
at the hour of 2 p. M. at Sherman &
Reed Garage, at the corne of Arizona
and Broadway Streets, at Butte, County
of SilVe Bow, State of Montana, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit.
One Nash sedan automobile, year to-wit
1926 or 1927, Motor No. 48811, Serial No.
3l-270, License No, to-wit 4R879, owner
unknown and placed in storage or to-wit
May 3, 1887. Storage due, owing and I'M
paid amounting to S67. so from May l, 1887,
to September, 1887, both inclusive.
Also n passenger Cadillac sedan
automobile, Model No. S14, Motor No.
l44624, License No. to-wit C43443, 1896,
State of Washington, and placed in stor-
age on to-wit Dec. IL, 1896. Storage due,
owing and unpaid amounting to S139.50
from December, 1886, to September, 1887,
both inclusive.
The above described property was de-
posted with the undersigned for storage
and the same is offered for sale, having
been in storage over ninety Gays and this
sale is made pursuant to Chapter 100 of
Sections 1880 to 1912 both inclusive OF
the Revised Codes of Montana, year 1885,
to pay storage and cost of sale thereof
and the terms of sale shall be cash in full
at time of sale.
Dated at the Sherman & Reed Garage,
Butte, Montana, this ninth day of Sep
TENDER, 1897.
SHERMAN & REED GARAGE. Cor
ner of Arizona and Broadway SITS
First publication September 8, 1937.@4T.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09

propaganda and lavish use of money.
They directed our national policies
and dominated our government in
every direction. Thus entrenched
they took over our national resources
and exploited the workers and the
consumers of the country until they
brought it to the very verge of ruin.
Ito Be Continued
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09
What's Happening
in the Unions
MEETING ON SPAIN SEPT. 27

A committee seeking endorsement
from the Silver Bow Trades and
Labor Council for a meeting sched-
uled at the Miners Union Hall Sep
TENDER 81 for Flaherty Bros, was
allowed the floor. The speakers
stated that the meeting was being
held under the auspices of the Abra-
ham Lincoln Brigade, which is fight
ing the Loyalist in Spain. The
Flaherty Bros. are making a tour of
the country telling of conditions
which exist in Spain, the struggle
to win the war for democracy and
also to raise money to provide Gig
arettes and delicacies for the Abra-
ham Lincoln Brigade. The commit
tee requested that the delegates
bring the subject up in their respec-
tive unions so that a large audience
will be assured.
Progress is being noted In the et-
fort of the Trades and Labor Council
to bring Independent Butchers ano
Local 1888 together. Nothing exem-
plifies the need of solidarity more
than this incident of the Butchers
Union. Now that there are two
butchers unions here, the employer.
cheat on wages and cheat on hours
It only goes to show that unions are
a very essential thing in the com.
munity. It is hoped that these two
organizations will be brought to
gether.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE no cREnIToRs

Estate Of GEORGE MORRISON, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor of the estate of George
Morrison, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the sale
o Ser5 70 eN ii9 mem WIN Ine nec II,
first publication of this notice to the sale
administrator at room 70, Hirbour Build
ing, Butte, Montana, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business
of said estate, in the County OF Silver Bow
State Of Montana.
T. w. BONNER, Executor Of the
Estate Of George Morrison, De-
ceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 18th day Of
September, 1897.
W. B. FREEBOURN,
Attorney for the Executor.
First publication September 8, 1937.-4T.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-09
WATCH This list OF
5(AB PRODUCTS
CONTINUED From Page y

all lne possible MEANS at your COIL
mand.
F~raternally yours,
L. T. Cunningham, Chairman OF
Publicity Committee. U. c.,
A., P. & A. W. of A., Local
No. 10.
The following is a list of unfair
employers and their labels:
Bruce Church Co.-Lucky, Green
Valley Farms, Golden Heart.
Ice Kist Pkg. Co.-XXXX-Plus, e.
Rey, Royal Harvest, Ice Kist and
Native State.
K. R. Nutting - Broken Drum.
King O'Hearts, Green Crest.
Salinas Valley Vegetable Elk
change-Eagle, Mira, Rock Point.
w. B. Granger Packing Co.-Tor
Number, Retriever, Pack lite.
Major Distributing Co. = Saber
Monterey, Rodeo.
Merrill Packing Co. = Frisco
Cheerio.
Campbell & Danielson.
A.. Arena & Co., Ltd.-Carnation
Pansy, Circle A, Don Castro.
Salinas Lettuce Co.-Bulge PAX
Hi-Pak.
Salinas Packing Co.-Hot Shot
Gudpak.
Wall Street Packing Co.-Marke
King, Snow Cap.
Hubbard Bros. - Sequoia, Buy
Safe.
jacksonville Exchange, Inc.-Dail
Treat, Sun Grown.
Western Vegetable Distributors
Buy More, A~ristocrat.
Atlantic Commission Co.-Excel
Regalo.
Crown Packing Co. - Bunny
Known PAX, Golden Star.
Dollar Packing COD. ollar, Bank
Hunt, Barkelew Co., Inc.-Cli
mate, Hi-Bred.
J. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To
Row.
Cleverly & Thompson-sno-Pa
Zero.
John J, Gallagher-Leter Go, Go
Getter.
Matsuura & Marui GoldeI
Crown, Watsonville's Best.
Monterey Bay Farms-VaquerC
Bronco.
Cardoza Packing Co. = Krackl,
Clipper.
California Produce Dist. Co.-Ar
rowhead, Cal-Letus.
E. J. Russell Co.-Boss, Bang VI
Sing Wo Kee & Co.-Ice Birc
Deer.
W. R. Van Noy-Gold Cargo, Va
Noy, Van.
D'Arrigo Bros. Co.-Andy 30!
Eversweet.
Frank S. E~ckel-Sunny Vale.
Blue Crown.
H. P. Garin IL Garin-T Tee, CARR
PAX, Four Star. San Francisco, Ca.
~ifornia.
Holmes & -Seifert-Holme-G Crow
Siefert Blue Triangle Hot Spot.
E. E. Hardin Packing Co.-Harc
en- -Crisp, Hi-Goal.
]. A. Simmons, Inc.-Simmon
Chosen, Buena Gold.
W. & S. Packing Co.-On Top, v
& S., Record Breaker.
Peter A. Stolich II Queens
Chevron, Hi-Standard.
D. A. Storm, Inc.-Sure Mari
Stormy, Blanco.
Sears Bros. & Co.-Vitamin KIM
Vitality, Quality.
Premier Produce Co.-Swell Heat
LIST. Label, Money Maker.
F. V. Observation-Disclosures, Fire
brand.
Steve Rianda Packing Co.-Par-2
Teddy.
. o. o. Eaton-Eatonia, Health Ra,
Eatkrisp.
E. H. Spiegl-EHS, Masquerade.
The Lester Stirling Co.-Vitalize,
Stirling, Scotchman, L. S.
Richman & Samuels, Inc.-Fines
Yet, Handsome, Supreme.
Sheehy & Cummings-Pat Han,
Green Head, Magnolia, O~utstandinI
{ Travers & Sakata Butterfl.
Daisy.
Welpak Vegetable Co., Inc,-Gol
Seal Welpak, Sure-Shot, Welpak.
Farmers Produce Co., Inc.-D,
light, Step-Ahead, Holsum, Chain.
Farley Fruit Co.-Farley, Il
Bound.
/ T. ]. Horgan Co., Inc. - Golde
Rule, Gold Bond, Green Rose.
Hunter-J johnson - Jo-Ann, Hui
Hunter Pack.
Levy-Zentner Co.-Red Rooster.
M. L. Kalich & Co.-Lion, Twin
Arthur Mama. NJ, South Waite
S. M. Beard & Co.--Geard, Va
/, Dyke, Goatee.
, S. A. Gerard Co. - America
Beauty, Desert Garden, Golde
Pheasant.
Geo. A. Gillingham-Iced Heart
5 5 Vitamins.
Growers Produce Dispatched
! fornia Giant, Midget, For Sale.
i California Art. & Veg. Grs. GRIP
Evening star., 1937-09-12

WHETHER you smoke, or
w whether you do not smoke,
accept our cordial invitation to
enter this contest-a great
friend-making enterprise on the
part of Double-Mellow OLD
COLDS.
If you are a smoker, try your
first package of Double-MellOw
OLD COLDS with the assurance
that you TAKE NO RISK WHAT
EVER in trying OLD COLDS.
We will pay you TWICE what you
paid for your first package of 20
OLD COLDS, if, after smoking 10 of
the cigarettes, you are not completely
convinced that Double Mellows are the
smoothest, the most fragrant, the most
satisfying, and the most delightful
cigarettes you ever smoked.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Here is our
DOUBLE MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

Buy your first pack of 20 Double
Mellow OLD COLDS. Smoke 10. If you
are not thoroughly delighted, return
the remaining 10 cigarettes, together
with the wrapper to us, AND WE WILL
SEND YOU TWICE WHAT YOU PAID
FOR THE ENTIRE PACKAGE, PLUS
YOUR POSTAGE.
Therefore, when you buy your first
pack of OLD COLDS, or when you
induce friend or relative to do so in
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sured that you and your friend take
no risk, no gamble!
You can win two ways in this con-
test you can win cash and you can
win the greatest smoking enjoyment
you have ever known by getting
acquainted with Double Mellow
OLD GOLD Cigarettes.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
EASY TO ENTER NOW!
Here's How You Win
500, 100000 1st Prize

TODAY while you are reading these words, make up
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ORM in case somebody else in the family wants to enter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

oPPORTUNITY-3-AP BLDG. 7l8 9Th
st. ne; complete 10 rooms. 3 baths, oil
burner; attractive building; excellent
condition. 2-car brick garage; real invest
ment opportunity; open today only 10 to
5 pm. Z. w. BAILEY, ACT, Adams
47s6.
NEAR 18th HND SHEPHERD sTs. NV.
8-room brick. tiled bath hot-water heat,
2-car brick garage. Bargain on easy terms.
CALL MR.. AIKEN. WITH BOSS a. PHELPS
CLEVELAND 9793. OR EVENING, PHONE
GEORGIA 8l3B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

CLEVELAND PARK--NAvAL OFFICERS
house, furn. -unfurn. 5 bed r. garden. serv-
ants quarters; refs: long lease. Clev. O1O3
NICELY FUR. GRIN DUTCH COLONIAL;
a mi, yearly lease; immed possession.
Walnut 7s41-W.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 57I3 sHERRIER
place n.w.-Six-room detached house: large
lot: garage: electric refrigeration; three
porches. Call North 1881
1925 21st NW.-TEN ROOMS. 3 BATHS;
seml-detached. ami. conveniently ar
ranged; 3 complete apartments; available
June LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
BY OWNER

524 JEFFERSON ST NV.
rooms. baths. 3 porches. knotty pine
recreation room. cedar closets. copper
screens. brick garage. 20xI4O lot I will
sell this beautiful home. which is practi-
cally new at sacrifice price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOME SPECIALISTS.

in E! IS gt5;
ana " W.: sHy sss whsn
It comes to a real home at q price that
can meet like rent We sell IN one ae' or tSo
homes every week. Two weeks ago WE
s9 9 1888 49, Y Rck e cR lex cH hss Hfs b
NV. This week WE SOLD 4s2s 18th ST:
THIS WEEKS u Specials s. %
H6GSh 2ys11nS p.. e. mod Sa litssss.
s and b.an niSSe 81. Si Wits REALLY b
in garage. oak floors. front and rear yards
new-house condition., vacant and open for
ns an soa faq sny DAY sf a S
on very easy terms. with only one So
REPRESENTATIVE: M; Cross; At The property.
Hell He'll give you price and terms that are
n9StS Here's sssutisai esrP. slf home essn st
a sns s Has sse n ses
@ chssg.REHLGY AN s. 1es i'1 Ro1s hs.
coksss s5e1 BHHUFUfS q
SpAce-hot-Water heAt-1ul. light, dry.
modern MISUNDERSTANDING; .-p and heating
house II tss Sc satEs
TONED and an inspection will force you
to negotiate with us. See our Mr. Cooper
at the property and he will give you !
BIZ gTst uf en %p 5s5 qAkt th Hor III MAKE
31oe CHARMING ST. NE. Here's =
beautiful little 5-room BUNGALOW In perfect
new-house condition. Nice tile bath-full.
light dry basement-new hot-water heat
Ing, plant Just installed-lot 5Ox157h
t ss s: and in 1e: an III SHnff0y Shd A.
BoRHoop. Just east q Bladensburs "a:
PAYMENT-balance $40 to $50 per
month. like rent. See our Mr.. Reid at
IS soLR G1HPfEty .ns VII give you the AB
OUR ADS ARE TOO LONG.
has not been told. BELIEvE II or NOT.
simple reason We don't want to make a
fortune on one customer. What We want
ts yolume--plenty of.volume
buy ns9 oq ISE %HE7 !, MA n can to
Price md. and on terms they can AFFORD to pay.
Mi. n 4S a. -! <'S S12A s '1Ws3 G
.aai Sse ss::. A. s: "a s..s s. f.
benefit yourselves. when you want
home.want to trade for home or want
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
u Il A.. AZ I NM Ah:taSa .s5e7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
MASS. HEIGHTS.
S13,5OO.

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
Beautiful handicapped S-room 2-bath
house, garage, large lot. perfect condition.
and in Washington's best residential ares.
This offer greatly sacrifices property and
affords wonderful investment. For In
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME.
tached brick Veneer home, containing 6
large rms. tile bath. shower attractive
living rm. with open fireplace, modern
kitchen. beautiful electric fixtures and
paper; oil heat. garage. paved street. This
home can be bought on very Teas. terms.
Open each day until pm. To inspect.
right 2 blocks TO Carlton ave.
WIN. \. THOROW0OOD.
402z r. !. Ave. MI. Decatur 0317.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
S6,95O-OPEN.

31O9 18th ST. NE
excellent location. rooms. inclosed
porch on first floor. screened sleeping
porch on End floor. storage attic de-
tached garage. real value you will buy
On inspection. MR.. BENNETT. Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
NEW BRICK DETACHED.

1914 14th ST NE
Large livinr room with open frepiacs
and reception closet. nice dining room and
frigerator: 3 led rooms 2 baths finished
attic; concrete front porch copper down
spout and cutters. recessed radiation. de.
tached garage. Priced at only S1O75O-
on easy terms. Open till pm
EUGENE H. PHIFER
49, 1901 South Dakota Ave. NE
Horth 5s0O. Potomac ADJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

SIZ5-WASS PARK.
Lovely detached home. large rooms.
screened side porch: very deep lot, garage;
hot-water heat Completely furnished.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. AL,
5000 KANSAS AVE.-6 LARGE
rooms, bath; very nice screened
porch, nice yard; available for
Summer months. MOSS REALTY
co, Met. 1776.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
(Continue6,)

81 900 CASH-$40 PER MO.
are the special terms upon which you can
buy this Branwill Park brick home.
Five livable rooms. modern bath and kitch-
en-. all In perfect condition. Handy to
schools and transportation. Call Shep.
4517 and make an appointment to inspect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

BRooKMoNT, MD RMS, KIT. BATH,
3 bed rooms living room. dining room, full
basement: l block from car line. viii sell
than rent. Drive out Conduit I'd. Just be-
yond D. c. line turn left at sign to prop
erty. 62nd st. and Ridge drive. Wise. 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
DISTINGUISHED
TOWN HOUSE,
234O
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
Just above Sheridan Circle In the
EnhaSsy Gccfiop

Embassy Section.
A fine intown home Of distinction COM
plete in every appointment, and ideally
adapted for entertaining. Solidly con.
structcd stone and white brick facade:
slate roof. The first floor includes sit
ting room, drawing room, powder room
and lavatory: unusually large kitchen with
new sink and Kitchen Maid cabinets, but.
Second door comprises an 1sxa3-ft. liv.
ing room with fireplace: dining room,
17x24. also with fireplace; coffee room and
serving pantry.
Third floor embraces = master bed room
with open fireplace and private bath; two
other bed rooms with adjoining bath, and
servants room,
Fourth floor Three beds room and bath
and tnree selvAnts rooms and bath.
furnace room two servants rooms and .
complete bath.
FEDERAL-AMERlCAN CO.,
1929 Eye 81. NV. National SO32.
Evenings. sunday. Emerson A4fl.
tCsnti1ssA g Net Rn0AJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

10 ACHE8. b-ROOM COTTAGE, 3 OTHER
BUILDINGS; good stream Of Eater; II
Washington Highway; $1,000. District
O366. 0eorgta 413S.
HuLCREST-N NEW. DETACHED. ALL
brick home. Furred walls, oil heat. buiit-in
garage, etc. Built BY owner, Thomas N.
22O1 31st pl. &C., or phone Lincoln OO82.
1UsT sRL HOME m BROOKLAND-
woodbridge section-this week. at . sacri-
ice Of $3.50: easy terms. District 1884.
HoH1. . 95UnT-T!!ssE1o a1oMn 1.XHT:
buldsr. 49, 40 Inn Slds.. Nsssonsl $3.50
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REDUCED TO $3.50.

FORMERLY So 800.
Brlck semi-det. g rooms. bath; modern;
623 TeTksbury NV. Open Sat pm and
sunday. Newly decorated Randolph
1869. Emerson AN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
The Perfect Community.

You will md Highland View in Sligo
Park close to schools. public parks, trans
pcrtation---but It's completely restricted
section. We have homes with two and
three bed rooms. carefree gas heating and
big lots. TIE price range starts at $S.45O.
Many styles OF architecture. all attractive.
from which to make your selection. Call
US. for Transportation or drive out the
Colesville I'd. to Franklin ave. and follow
sign to these new homes
MOSS REALTY CO..
Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

.46O-TWQ-sTORY SEMI DETACHED
brick. In new-house condition: 5
bed rooms, front and rear porches.
parauet floors. gear brick sarge.
Located near 18th and Harvard
SITS; NV. Call Condil, BOSS 4
PHELPS; National $500; evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME IN A GARDEN

OF 1000 ionquils hundreds OF iris and
tulips in bloom. rosebushes. all kinds Of
shrubbery. old bearing pear. apple and
surrounding new e-room Brick. insulated.
weather. stripped. copper screened slate
roof. h.-w.h.. fireplace. cleo. refg: lot
5Ox255: large garden space rustic rock
fish pool; block express bus car line neal
stores. schools, churches District line and
3: y o. station Open Saturday and
Maple ave Sheoherd o04d
Evening star., 1937-11-17
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

George w. Brooks. 81, 23o1 Sherman ave
n,o.u, ~ and Dorothy Smith 25 p,,isck 2sls
GeoTsla waeht aye nv EeX G deInbs o. saoGx ,nd
Frances B. George, II. Jenkentown, Pa;
Rev. J; H, Dunham; c
James W. Abercrombie e. 2s and FoTe9es
zoSaFd .5ais Tsansf pa a oh, 9Th st .,1 M
NV; Rev. D. E. Wiseman.
Robert E, Hibbs, q, ltsl Monroe st. NJ:
and Rens E; Walls, 81. 1917 st. Sc;
Enis Kobre 81, and Frieda SCHNEIDER, 81,
both Of Baltimore Rev. Abram Simon.
wiIonr KsH " w.. eooch: SalVe9 3. 1885 Kennedy St.
nv; n.y. and and Perm L. r, FTszes; le, 1893 colo
Samuel B. Miller. IS, 567. Princeton pl:
nN.s,s nw and d Lenore C. G Davidson - 49,
Asn sneGs' PhoTnon Fl nU RsS S Il 1908 q H'nfk ST. NV
and Leons L. Phillipson. % Colonial
r.ss Village Va; Rev; F, 3 Harris; 5a,,
and Ruth P Mills, %. a5i4 !, / St. st. NV; NV;
Rev N T. Welch.
sdSsId snd A.ssa Rpefs Wallace aoCa 1?a So" 5 4unsv
Eoracio NJ. Amores, "a. 2OO2 ST. NV
and sns ALICIA C D III zibein IS; 81 euacken-
Upper Marlboro.
Kendall Homer Edwards. .S, Colesville
Nd. and Mary Collins Pratt, 23, Belts
VILE, Md.
Colah Miller "a. Washington, and Beuah
Bean, 26, Annapolis
Andrew Peter Vorrath, 35. Washington.
and Dorothy Virginia Raeen, Is, Alex
andria, Va.
Benedict Noble Ward, -, Capitol Heights,
and Mary Regina Murphy, 2l Pom
fret. Md.
he,,i, olp AL,
and Hattie Irene Nelson, 35, Washing
ton.
Harry Lee Moore II, and Pauline Dillon
Hyton, , both of Greensboro. N. c.
William J. Gregory %, Washington, and
Frances Olivia Mannheim 81, Green's
boro, N C,
Vineenzs Leonardo Mattero. 49, Capitol
Heights. Md. and Theresa Elizabeth
Menna, 10. Washington.
IhonaS Willard Gerbert. Il. Washingto on.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
TOKEN REHEAR|NC
SOUGHT BY GROUP
Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights Also Asks Sale in
Lots of Three.

Backing the action Of the Fedora
bens' Forum Of Columbia Heights last
night voted to protest the increase in
token fares by the Capital Transit
Co. and to demand rehearine on
the issue, The sale of three tokens
for quarter also was advocated In
the resolution.
The transit company is running
bus lines that do not pay and is at
tempting to make up the losses on
the increased profit the token raise
will bring" said Burd w. Payne, who
introduced the resolution.
The forum also voted to join the
District of Columbia Suffrage Associ-
alton. and in another resolution re-
ouested the ONCE OF peoples counsel
be revived.
Officers for the coming year were
elected. They are: President, DR..
Lyman F. Kebler; vice president,
Lester T. Walter; secretary, Kennedy
G. Watkins; treasurer, Spared A..
Wood, delegates to the federation,
Mr.. Payne and A. M. Edwards. The
Rev. A. P. Wilson was appointed
chaplain to the forum.
Committee chairmen appointed
are: Membership. Mr.. Wood Educa-
ton and Recreation, Miss Myrtle E.
Moore; Streets and Alleys, w. L.
Ford; Real Estate Conditions William
J. Oates; Public Safety and Health,
DR.. c. J. Fernald; Law and Legisla-
ton, Charles E. Easterly: Public Util-
tiles, Mr.. Payne; Taxation. A. M
Edwards; Cooperation, o. E. Foulk !;
Suffrage. Mrs. Florence Loughlin; !;
Community Centers, Mrs Ida E.
Kebler, and Protection of Homes and
Property Values, H. C. Philips.
The associations meeting was held
In Powell Junior High School.