davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Or. 9ertrnb 8Ornfelb, Sadmammim
in SbOtOdemie, bier su geInd.

gu @bren Ser Oie 8unoesbaupt,
itaOt fir fur3e 3eit beiu6enoen 6or.
i6erin Or. @ertruo &ornfeIo,
aus 8ien uno Berlin, gob Die @e-
mablin oes &eftors Der Bieiigen
n@mericon ltniberittD~, Jrau Or.
Soiepb 90. sc. @roD borige ISOLDE
9onnerstag 0a9mittog, einen @n1-
pfang uno Zee in i9rer @obnung
bel Der unioerfitdt. SRI. Or. &orn-
felo lift 0Snternational 6eaop~ Der
@eieai9aft nAmerican Miiociatiou
Of ~llniberiitD @omen~. Sic ltuoiers
te Bbotodemie I'M 8bpiifalil6-@be-
mii9en Snititltt Der I%niperiitdt
@ien uno @bemie an Der llniDeriis
tat Berlin, auBeroem 9lItronomie IN
Der llniberiitdt BON 2onoon uno i'm
0uniDeriitD College in Nottfngbam,
England. 8eim @mpfang bier 3us
gegen paren II. a. Or. @itber 8rn-
Il e + 5rau Mrtbur 6. @1riitie,
5rqu &orol0 @oIoer, SRI. Srma
Sind, 5rau g. SosnD.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
N~eutralitat mnO &Itung
Der &ereinigten Gtaaten
MbgeOrSneter 3ndeD bDn Mebrasfa
iprad am &aOiO.

Ser &ongreBabgeoronete 9enrD
s. 2udeD BON Nebrasfa bra9te am
18. 8e6rltar i'm &pngreB cine eigene
Neutralitatsge lebeSoorlage elm, mel
DIE gegeniiber ben anoern einige 8or=
3ige but, tie petbtettt i'm &riegs=
taae un0 BEL 8iirgertriegen fremoer
2Gnoer ni1t MIR ben 8erfauf
BON amerifanii9em &riegsmaterial
uno finan5ieae Mbmadungen nit
&riegsfiibrenoen, Ionoern a19 ben
@ebrau1 amerifanil1er &Gfen ais
8aiis fir iegli6e @eriorgung iol6er
frenloer Nfd9te nit Material, Die
8epaffnltng amerifaniiher Sanoels-
i1iffe, 0as Mnlaufen ameritanil1er
Safen our1 llnterieeboote ODER be-
maffnete Sanoelsi9iffe friegfiibren-
Der fremoer MG9te un0 0as HeiIen
amerifanii9er 8iirger auf S6iffen
bon &riegfiibrenoen. Mm 9ienstag
Abeno bielt &err 2udeD cine &aofo-
MnIpra9e iiber Die rieiigen &iiitungs-
ausgaben Der 8ereinigten Stuaten
CUR 8e~rteioigung oes 2anoes. Or
erfldrte, Die @ereinigten Staaten
b4tten bisber feinen nationalen Ser
teioigrngsplon gebabt. 9ie gfegie-
rlng gebe ieBt 10 DieI @elo aus fir
&iiltung pie 9euti9lano Dor Dem
&riege, obidon Mmerifo niemals eli
ne Snoalion batte. I'm Die @elo-
anlogen einiger meniger 8iirger 81
bei9iiben, orangen mir 1914 IN Wie-
rifo elm uno mir ~nanrten oas Ser
t~eioigung Matchmaker Sntereiien.
@ier 9inge miilien eingefiibrt Der-
ben:
L. @ir miilien einen nationalen
8erteioigungsplan baben;
2. 8erniinftige, beltimmte Neutro-
li~tdtsgeieBe;
3. Wean m1lB BEN &riegsgetuinn-
Tern oaS Sanomerf Iegen;
A. @ir miiiien Seer uno Slotte in
elmer ein5igen 8ertDaltung auiam-
menlegen, oarnit unn0tige Oeridwen-
0eril6e Musgaben bermieoen meroen.
SEER 2rdep ipra6 rubig un0 FLAIR
un0 einorudspoa i'm Namen oeS
.@ational Council for tbe 8reben-
ton of @ar."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
@ere @esiernngssebGltOe in @aib-
imgtDn.

an Ser 8enniplpania aOenue,
Nor0meit, 5tpii6en Der ie9sten unb
Iiebten StraBe uuo Der vgonititu=
ton Ipenlte, auf Dem @eldnoe, oos
man unper" nennt, miro pie0er
md6tig gebal1t. gs jon bort elm &e-
gierungSgeb1uoe, oos Jog. uAper-
Building eriteben. 9ampfidaufeln
boben bereits Die groe altsgeboben.
Mol6inen boben 81 Meter=tiefe
'209er gebobrt, pelde nit cement
allsgefiiat Die Stiisen urlo @rrno-
pfeiler fir Die groBen, rieiigen S6er-
borten abgeben peroen. 200-225
IoI6er 9feiler fino n%ottpenoig. 9ie
&egierungsgebdltoe @aibingtons ru-
ben aae, pegen oes lumpfigen 8o-
oens auf 3ementpfolten. Inter BEN
neuen @eb1uoen an Der 8enniploa-
mia Mbenue l1uft Der alte n8iber~-
Bad Der, uno oie gan3e belttige
Contribution Moenlle mar ebemals
elm D&anal". Man bobrt atgenblid-
lid oltb fir ein geplantes DSeffer-
Jon Memoriol~, tueIdes in 0as
uSioal Balm bineingebaut nerOen
ion, BEL Sen 8obrungen lit man bis
Der crit bel 30 Meter Giefe allf
felten, feIiigen @runo geitoBen. Wean
bat 10 piel 8lab IN @aibineton fir
8enfmdler, uno bod mill man iie
nun mitten ms SO er binein-
Ieben! 9as uAper-@ ebduoe@ ion IN
etpa 5tpei Sabren fertig peroen.
Gas Bureau Of ENGRAVING ano
Yrinting". s. +. Die Miin8e erbdIt
augenblidli6 alt9 cine GergroBe-
rung, einen Mnbalt, g~egeniiber ben
iesigen @ebGuoen an Ser bier3ebnten
StraBe, 3mil6en 13ter uuo 14ter.
Ser 8au fir oas 8oli3eieeri9tsee-
baitoe, 5te StroBe un0 y6~, lit. mobl
megen oes @etters, ms Stofen ge-
rotten.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

oecencp III TIE meat lection Of tbe
ibom bulineB~; nit &edt ipri6t er
BON MinsfD-2euten alS vfoul ano
leering urtiits~, mel6e uipeciali5eo
in oeprabitD" uno cine S6musluft
er3eugen, pel9e ielbit &atten aus
Dem Gbeater iogen tpiiroe IN Dem
@erlangen nod frii9er SUIT. Sol1e
SUIT er3eugte 9iditein IN ben erniten
Saaen oes &~ongreiieSl @r lrngab
Iid i'm &ommittee ourd Die 3eugen
nit degraded males" nn6 itelte liH
Ielblt auf oeren geiitiges Nipeali,
uof ram lltIt an0 oegeneracD Of the
ltrip-teaie~. 9idItein iOentifi5ierte,
mad Hegler, our9 feline Metbooen
oie &unIt nit ncommerciali5eo I'M
oecencp".
0amit 1T 9iditein BON ieinen
eigenen belten Sreunoen un0 Der
Nrefie peroammt unD bloBgeiteut.
@r bat felbIt iebt einmal Die Masfe
BON ieinem eigenen @eliht obge-
3ogen uno oas mnbre ge5eigt. Oas
0eutI6e Spri1mort iagt: Sage
mir, nit ipem on umgeblt, nno ih
Iaae Dir, tper oil biit." Gin paar
Sa1lIeno 2eute ionten Serrn Did
Itein BEN Begler'i6en @rtifel aii-
i6iden.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Telig Tranffarter, &Obert @asner
nnO Oas GberbunOesgeridt.

8enn Die @eiesesborlaee Der
6rau goitb q. Gogers, Mitglieo 0es
&ongrelies pom Staote Wfaiiodu=
letts, angenommen piro-oabinge-
bend, oaB fem inn auslano gebore-
ner Amerifaner MitglieO oes 9ber-
bunoesgeri9tet (Supreme Court
peroen fann-oann lino 3tpei piel=
genannte &enoioaten fir Ben Soften
BON 0ieiem Amte arsgei9loiien: es
iin0 Brofelior 6elir 6ranffur-
ter, BON Der &e6tsfafultat Der
u@arbaro -uniper1itdt Der in . e It.
rel d, @ien, geboren puroe, uno
Senator &obert S. @agner, BON
Seem gorf, Der in 9eutihlanO gebo,
rem tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
,,G0itereO" 1T ein
ergreifenOes TImOrama
epielt i'm n&ialtO"- sbeuter.

gea9 opeitauieno Sabren tiefper-
ldleierter @ebeimniiie bat Die ro-
mil6-fatbolii9e Stride i6lieBli1 ben
8orbang ge0ffnet, mel9er oas &lo-
Iterleben Der @onnen glei6 einem
bartholomew 8u1 Ser @elt Oorent-
belt. AIs Geiultat bat &obert ale-
ranore, elm GROCER 6ilmfiinitler, IN
,gloiItereo" ems Ser g~ebeimnisDol-
len, berrli1en ltno b~egeiitertiten Bill
Ser in oen @nalen Der 6ilminonItrie
geidaffen.
uWloiltereo~ lit ni1t MIR elm &ino-
itiid fir Notwithstanding miro
ieoer &atbolif es li1 anieben@ ions
bern es lit elm Bib fir ieoen Wiann,
ieoe 5ra1 ooer ieoes &ino, pel9e
ale gerne piiien m0dten, mas BIN
ter Sen &loitermauern oas tagli1e
2eben bietet. IS lit Elm Slim Der
@irflidfeit - ni6ts auslaiieno,
nidts fGrbeno, ni1ts bin8utuen0.
Ser Slim 5eigt Oas &loIterleben pie
es in @irfli6feit lit uno 5par inn
RloIter n@ooO Sbepbero" einem
Ser groBten fatboliiden Oroen. Ser
slim ipielt i'm &ialto Sbeater, mel
Dies on Ser Neunten StraBe, 5tpii6en
Ser 6 uno $ Strobe, eelegen lit.
(Nean iebe bus Snierat an anoerer
Stene oieier Musgube).
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
eebnin&t.
gIifabetb @arquarO,
8etbesba, Wtb.

Stub trdumeno an Der 4uene
SIN obenoliden @liib'n;
@s plGti1ert leii' Die @eae,
S9afm0lflein rubig 5ieb'n.
IS IaiIen Na6tigalen
alt8 ouften6' 8liitenpraat
Sbr Sebniu1tslieo eri6aaen
Sn lauter Sommernaht.
Ser fleinen Sanger @eiie
Silt traurig mir 0as Ser5,
Dos nab Der Seimat leiie
Sid iebnt in tiefem S6mer5.
9ie tpeiBen S66flein 5ieber,
SD idoue bimmelpdrts;
Sic fommen uno entflieben.-
8 emig bofft oas Ser5l
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
u2enten Mmiiealen

am 9onnerstag, ben IL. Mara,
abenos 8 llbr, finoet in Der y@on-
qreB Street MetboOiit 8roteltant
@bur6~, an Ser Bitten StraBe, &c.
So. @r. 1888, elm &on5ert ltott. IN
weldem SRI. gorrico uno Serr Del
ia 2ama ols Soloiften uuftreter.
Srou 6. SO. 8romn bat Die 2eitung
fir Sen Mbeno iibernommen.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
a~bsnOfOnssrte int SOteG nnO Stub.

Serr Sobn 81. 6infel, Geaiit,
uno @lice SindeI Bianiit, gaber
borigen Sonntag Ibeno bel @ele-
genbeit Der regelmdBigen Sonntag.
abenofon3erte i'm Sotel oH~ooiepelt~
bierieIbit Elm &onaert, oas pie ous
friibere, Dor 8pei Monaten, mieoer
groBen Mnflang fano. @eiterll
abeno lang Dor Mitglieoern oeS
n@omen's Gitp Club" i'm 2ofal SIR.
1856, Sadion-9laB, glnne q. M G
@uff1. nit gutter @ltitimme Or
oa's Mrie" aus @agner's 1Nbein'
goIO~ uuo yMoiel Soret1 BON Sidai-
fomsfi.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
anR6pnns Ser enft6amia 1886.

9ie ieBt norliegenoen borldufiger
8etrie6sergebniiie oes europaiiHen
8lonOerfebrs Der 9euti6en 2uftban-
ia fir oas Sabr 1886 8eigen nit err
freuli9er 9eutli9feit, oaB Der In-
Itieg Ser 8ef0roerungsleiItungen, Der
ieit Dem Sabre 1888 3u ber5ei9nen
lit, ou9 I'M bergangenen Sabre I'M
Derminoert angebalten bat. 9as TT
elm 8epeis oofiir, ouB oas 8erfebrs-
flug3eltg immer mebr in Die ibm I'M
Habmen BEG @eiamtberfebrs 8nge-
mieienen Mufgaben bineinmd6it. 9ie
6lltg3enge Der 9euti6en 2uftbanio
legten mGbreno oes Sobres 1886 al
lein i'm enropGii9en 8lannerfebr I'M
aemiidten Dienlt 10 Miaionen ST
Iometer uno I'M 8oit- uro 6ra9tDer-
febr (oie BON Ser 2uftbanIa betrie-
6enen Geidsbabnltreden eingei6loi=
ien) 80 MiQionen &ilometer 5u-
rid, alIo cine @eiomtflugleiitltng
BON 14,9 Miaionen &ilometer, mas
gegeniiber Dem 8oriabre elmer Stel-
gerung Inn 1854 8ro5ent entlprtbt.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
@aibingtOner
SOurnsaaserlet
Sein6 aus Oetreid: @raf S65u,
bOrn-Sudbeim.

@raf S60nborn Bud.
beim unO @%emablin, aus 8ien,
trafen in oieien Eagen bier elm. Sic
famen borige ISOLDE nit Dem Dam.
pier Queen Marp" in gteu gorf
an, INN Nmerifa fir Is @oden
5u 6ereiien. Ser @raf mar friiber
i6on einmaI bier in @oibington;
fir Die @rGfin lit es Der erite 8eiu6.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
-@erIin. (gransoceon eopp

Berlin. (Sransocean copp-
right. Ser Northumberland OBJ
balt auf @inlaoung Der &ei6Srnno-
funfgeIenidoft bonn bierten Bis bret
3ebnten MGra feline eritmalige "a
qlfnq in Berlin al. Ser 8erein, Dem
so @eIeal1often aus 80 2dnoern an
geb0ren, tagt oaidbrli6 3pei- Bis
oreimol 3ur-8 eratung in Sragen Der
@eaenoerteilung IN Der %internatto-
nalen B-rogrammgeitaltung oes ur-
beberre6ts. MuBerbalb Der SiBun-
qen bietet oie Observation-Disclosures
ihaft ben Eeilnebmern 8elu6e oes
&unofunfbauies, Der Senoanlager
8erlin-Segel, uno Ser automobil-
auslteaung nS@. @m 8. 0edr5 TT
gmpfong beim &eidspropaganoa-
miniiter Or. @oebbels.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

-@enn Sic bieie 3eitnns ssleien
baben, baum bitten mir Sic frennO=
lidit, bieieIbe in SIREN Sefannten-
freiie tueiterangeben.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Bon
6. 8. IN
8aibinston, 8. 6.

Gin @onmeraben0- i'm @ott e~rfonuenl
Gein 8ldttden ribrt ftb in ben @dloern,
gtof ieoer idpere Salm ouf grntefeIoern
gteigt oanfbor i6 Der miloen Slut Der Sonren.
@ebannt Der SUB; faum min oas Serge iflagen;
SD fdau uno muB in hummer Anooft beten,
@ie oeiner SGn0e &rGfte nit @rr0ten
0en Gag 10 9ottIid idon CUR gfrbe tragen!
Sd fam ben 8lid nift bon Ser S60nbeit penoen,
SD fibIe NeG9te ourd Die StiIe geben
@ie 8nlberoeieu, oe Die 5eele blenoen.
ltno beteno feb ib bid in N1eere fhlfet
gu 8Olfern, Die aus tiefer gtadt eriteben
llno iibeIno Iaut ben &eld Oes 2ebens trinfenl
Evening star., 1937-06-20
CAPITAL LAWYERS
GOING TO HAGUE
Three of Them Will Lead
DisCussions-To Be En-
tertained in London.

Several prominent Washington at
torneys are members of the American
delegation to the Second International
Conference on Comparative Law to be
held at The Hague August 4-10. The
delegation will leave New York July
"a on the French Line steamer Cham
plain.
William r. Valance, assistant legal
adviser to the State Department, and
one Of the delegates, said lawyers from
all over the world will take part In
conference discussions comparing the
laws OF different countries on various
subjects.
Will Lead Discussions.
Valance plans to discuss the treat
ment accorded foreign corporations in
different countries. j. Weston Allen,
special assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral. will discuss the various laws
affecting the control of arms. Howard
S. LIE Roy, local attorney specializing
In radio and aviation law, will COM
pare the varying laws on that subject.
The American delegates will be en-
tertained in London en- route to the
conference and In Paris following the
meeting at The Hague. They have
been notified Of plans for reception
In London on July 81. when they will
be welcomed by Sir Donald Somervell.
attorney general of England, and Lord
Mcmillan. Arrangements have been
made for a reception by President Le-
brun in Paris
Other Attorneys.
Other Washington attorneys In the
American delegation include: Milton
Colvin, member of the faculty of law
At Catholic University: John T. Vance.
law librarian Of Congress, F. Regis
Noel, former president Of the Dis
trict Bar Association; DR.. Lawrence
Egbert Of the Tariff Commission. Dean
William c. Van Week OF the George
Washington University Law School: j.
Emmett Sebree, member of the Board
of Tax Appeals; Wilbur Gray, secre-
tary Of the District Bar Association:
Louis Caldwell, Col William Rigby
and Col. Hugh c. Smith, retired Army
officers of the judge advocate gener-
ais office; Miss Mary Connally, attor-
ney at the Veterans Administration
and former president OF the District
Women's Bar Association: Miss Mary
Agnes Brown, also Of the Veterans
Administration, and Miss Ellyne
Strickland of the general counsel's
Office of the Bureau of Internal Reve-
nue..
John H. Wigmore, former dean Of
the Northwestern University Law
School, is head of the American dele
cation.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

A charming creation thot offords The
Ultimate in beouN and comfort. The
balloon 'front.' web bottoms and innersprine
construction ore custom features found only
IN suites Of much higher price The up
ho'sterne IS in rich shade Of combination
royon velvet ond will prove most seniceobie.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
PRIEST TO ATTEND
HISTORY CONGRESS
Rev. F. B. Steck of Catholic Uni.
versity to Go to Buenos Aires
Conference.

Appointment of Rev. Francis Borgia
Steck as representative OF the Catholic
University of America at the Congresso
International de la Historic de Amer
ica to be held in Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, next month, was announced last
night.
DR.. Steck, an authority on Latin
American history and a member OF
the Catholic University faculty In
charge of the department of Hispanic
American history since 1898, will pre-
sent paper on the Franciscan mis-
sion colleges in Spanish America.
This is the first session Of the inter-
national congress OF the kind held In
Is years, the last one having been in
Mexico City In 1912. The purpose is
to create interest in the republics Of
the Americas, to aid in the Develop
ment of libraries, in the exchange of
professors among the universities and
to provide better understanding be-
tween Latin America and other coun-
tries.
Following his return, DR.. Steck will
conduct three courses in Hispanic
American history during the Summer
session at Catholic University
Evening star., 1937-06-20

WALTER S. SUGDEN,
The first imperial officer OF
the Shrine to arriUe at De-
troit for the convention, OPEN
ing tomorrow. Sugden, a rest
dent OF SiStersDille, w. Va, is
deputy imperial potentate and
is slated for advancement to
imperial potentate.
-COpyright, A. P. Wirephoto.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
H4AB0RA
John Locher, Central Union Head, in West for
AF.L. Convention at Denver; CLIO. Unions
Make Selves Felt in Washington

Representatives of local labor unions desiring to haze
public notice made of union activities other of
interest labor in general united to Wrte tec
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
RAIL DEADLOCK
STRIKE THREAT

CHICAGO, Sept. 80 d.N.SJ.
Discomfort was growing in the
ranks of 100000 railway employees
today as negotiations between
union leaders and railroad officials
went into the sixth week in a
state of deadlock"
Although DR.. William Leiserson,
Federal conciliator, has been
meeting constantly with both
sides, no settlement has been
reached.
The membership of the nations
big five operating brotherho
which are seeking a flat 20 per
cent wage increase, is becoming
restless" several union leaders
admitted today. All the unions
voted in August to go on strike
if their wage demands were re-
jected.
A strike on the part Of these
five key unions" would paralyze
railway transportation within the
United States. Eighty-six of the
country's principal railroads are
involved in the negotiations.
Railroad officials, who have
been baking on the increase, de-
clare that such a pay raise will
involve the expenditure of an
extra $116,000,000 annually.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30

The committee, spokesman
said today, plans to conduct hear
ings before Congress reassembles
in January. Definite dates may
be set when Senator La Toilette
P) of Wisconsin, chairman, re-
turns from Europe in 10 days.
Investigators Of the committee,
it was disclosed, are studying
citizens organizations in widely
separated sections of the country,
especially in the Middle West.
Among those being investigated
are the Citizens Alliance, Of Min
neapoliS, and the Johnstown
pa citizens committee.
The investigators have found
difficulty in tracing the origin Of
many organizations. Some of
them, the investigators reported,
spring into being when labor
trouble occurs, indicating that
secret preparations had previously
been made.
Investigation of the Black
Legion has convinced committee
agents, it was said, that the or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30

Colorado metropolis. He is a
delegate from the Maryland State
District of Columbia Federation
of Labor, of which he is secretary.
Business at the offices of the
Washington Building Ira des
Council will be continued as usual
during the absence of Locher, who
is its secretary-treasurer. The
business" has been bit slow
recently, however, because of a
decrease in jurisdictional disputes
and strikes.
Washington is better unionized
than some members Of the general
public may imagine. Aside from
the building trades. the theatrical
professions and other strongholds
of A. F. of L. affiliates, one or
two Committee for Industrial
Organization bodies have begun
to make themselves felt.
An example is the United Shoe
Workers of America, Local Union
No. 1856. Jack Mink, business
agent. reports the signing of two
new closed shop agreements with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30

Washington shoe repairing estab-
liShmentS, bringing the total OF
such agreements here to II.
One concord was arranged with
the Palais Royal, and provides for
a 43-hour week and wage increases
ranging from IS to IS per cent, &C
cording to Mink. The other pact
also provides for a 48-hour week
and boosts in pay from IS to so
per cent.
All and Sundry are nearby
warned that Labor News Review"
weekly broadcast. now is given at
7 p. m. every Saturday instead of
II p. M. New chairman of the
contract committee of the C. L. U.
and hence automatically a
member of its board of directors
is Harry j. Thompson, business
agent for Brewery and Yeast
Workers Local Union No. 48. :.
Edward Zupnick and Son, beer
distributors, has been removed
from the unfair list. The &C.
ton was taken at the last C. L. U.
meeting, which also voted to ask
support of the A. F. of L. conven-
ton for further vocational educa-
ton" in the District of Columbia
The Trades Unionist reports
all union-made bread and other
bakery products weighing over
four ounces may shortly bear the
union label. . Path toward this de-
sirable goal is eeing smoothed by
Bakery and Confectionery Work
ers' Local Union No. 118. .Ye
Labor News Editor must be i'm
partial and objective in his back
yard conversations with neighbors
as we'll as in his. reporting On
one side of his Potomac Heights
estate" are those of an A. F.. of
L. union carpenter and an A. F..
of L. union plumber. On the
other side is a c. I. o. organizer!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
BY EDWARD B. LOCKETT

DENVER, Sept. 30 G.N.SD.
The American Federation of
Labor's annual convention, open
ing next week, may vote a sweep
ing campaign to clean out of it's
ranks every member even moder-
ately sympathetic to c. I. o.
A careful check of important
A. F. of L. leaders here for de-
partmental meeting preliminary
to the federation convention re-
vealed the federation has taken
a new attitude of confidence and
aggression.
The question of expelling 10 C.
I. o. unions now under indefinite
suspension was still unsettled.
Some IA important vote-holding
groups in the federation, control
ling about 5000 votes out of the
total $4,000 appeared in favor of
expulsion, but powerful factors
were cautioning that such a course
might be unwise.
CARPENTERS ACT
Announcement of Big Bill"
wv. d. Hutchinson that the 5000
votes of his carpenters union will
be thrown on the side of expul-
sion gave this movement new
impetus, but did not guarantee
its success.
In the meantime, the Roosevelt
labor policies came in for new
attacks today as the 100000
strong building trades convention
opened three days of discussion.
The wages and hours bill which
died in the House, and the Ma.
tional Labor Relations Board got
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Founder HOnOred
BY Safety Council

Concentrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding
of the National Safety Council,
local members Of the organization
were to place wreath today on
the grave of DR.. Joseph A. Holmes,
first director of the Bureau Of
Mines, in Rock Creek Cemetery.
DR.. Holmes was one Of 80 per.
sons who attended the original
organization meeting Of the coun-
Gil in Chicago in 1912. Today 1t
comprises thousands Of business
enterprises and individuals in its
membership.
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By THE LABOR NEWS EDITOR

Although much important business is scheduled to be-
fore the regular meeting of the Central Labor Union Monday
night President John Locher will be among those missing
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can Federation
of Labor on.
vention in Den.
yer, Colo, and
is now in the
r ky Noun.
tains, attending
a preconvention
meeting Of the
Building Trades
Department..
The m a i n
show o p e n S
M on d a y, by
W h i c h time
Frank J. Cole
man will have
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ganization was effectively broken
up by prosecutions in Detroit for
murders. Whether public hear
ings will be held on the Black
Legion Is questionable. -.
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BAR OFFICERS RENAMED

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept.
30.-Reelection of all officers of
the Prince Georges County Bar
Association was announced here
today as follows: T. Van Clag-
EFT, president; H. H. Magruder,
. e president, and States Attor-
L Alan Bowie, secretary-treas.
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Starting Saturday, October .. In the
Hollywood on Parade Magazine Sec
ton of the Times the inside story Of
Delivery.