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Montana labor news., 1938-01-20
INTERESTING NEWS OF
The TRADES COUNCIL

Senators Wheeler and Murray and
Congressman O'Connell and O'Con-
nor replied to a letter that was sent
out to them last week by the Trades
and Labor Council asking their as
sistance in securing additional re
lief for Montana.
The Bakers Union at Spokane
notified the Silver Bow Trades and
Labor Council that Hostess prod
ucts of the Continental Baking
Company, namely Wonder Bread
and Hostess cakes, are fair to or
ganized labor. These goods bear
the union label. The Trades Coun-
Gil took no action except to refer il
to the bakers organizations. There
seems to be some suspicion among
the unions that the Continental
Baking Company isn't as lily-white
as it should be. A complaint came
from the Little Rock Trades and
Labor Council assailing this com
pany for its antagonistic attitude
toward the unions.
Gamble Robinson Company has
been placed on the unfair list by
the Miles City Trades and Labor
Council. This company is a whole
sale produce establishment. The
Butte unions are determined to as
sist Miles City in every way pos
sible in lining up this unfair estab-
lishment.
Tom Mooney wrote a letter to the
unions expressing his sincere appre-
citation for the financial support re-
Gently rendered him. He also men
toned his splendid faith in organ
lied labor. Organized labor here is
solidly behind the efforts to re-
lease Tom Mooney and Warren
Billings from the federal prison. Ii
is often remarked that when some
union or some member of organ-
lied labor criticizes or condemns
any member or organization of the
upper classes that they are arous-
ing class hatred, but the upper
classes, corporations, utilities and
corrupt politicians can abuse and
cheat and terrify the common peo-
pie to their hearts delight and they
are not accused of stirring class
hatred. It's a funny world.
Paul Erler, chairman of the
Roosevelt Ball, presented an urgent
plea for attendance at the dance
this year. He explained the noble
purposes of the foundation which
has been created to establish a fund
for the treatment of victims of in
fantile paralysis throughout the
Continued to Page g.
Montana labor news., 1938-01-20
BUTTE LABOR PLANS
MASS RELIEF RALLY
FOR JANUARY BIRD

Because of the recent layoffs,
particularly in the mines and be-
cause WPA and relief appropria-
tions are not going to prove ade-
quate to take care of the needs of
the unemployed this winter and
coming spring, the unions of Butte
feel it is necessary to take action
on these matters if a serious crisis
is to be avoided. Different labor
organizations including Butte Min
ers No. l, the Silver Bow Trades
and Labor Council and the Butte
Workers Alliance as well as others,
are working to put pressure on Con-
gress for appropriations and favor
able measures on which WPA and
relief will depend. For this pur-
pose a mass rally is to be held at
the Butte High School auditorium,
corner Park and Idaho Streets, on
January %, Sunday, at 2 in the
afternoon to which all persons on
WPA projects, direct relief and old
age assistance are invited.
The seriousness of the local stu
alton can be well understood when
it is realized that more than one
third Of the entire population of Sill
yer Bow County is dependent either
on WPA work or relief for a liveli-
hood. Local WPA and relief au-
thorities have issued the statement
that close to $4,000 county residents
(men, women and children) are de-
pendent on them for complete susie
nance. This starting information
seems to indicate that the mining
industry which has been the main
source of income to Butte people is
giving way to a more restricted
livelihood available through WPA
or state relief grants.
All labor groups are to a greater
or lesser extent affected by the
wave of unemployment. Because of
the widespread emergency a de-
mand from over the whole country
by unemployed unions, the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, the C. L. o.
and any number of other groups is
being made that Congress appropri-
ate sufficient funds to take care of
a Works program that will be of
real public benefit. General senti-
ment especially from the unions in
this field is strongly opposed to any
form of a dole as has been proposed
from some quarters more interested
in economy than in the benefits of
more substantial Works program
such as the WPA.
The different organizations who
are intending to participate in the
High School rally will hold a gem
eral get-together of representatives
of unions and others interested at
the Butte Miners Union hall on Jan
uary % at 8 in the evening,
The joint committee reports that
organizations so far addressed are
earnestly cooperating by sending
speakers to take part in the High
School meeting.
A strong response is expected
from the great number of people
who have lately been let out of I'M
employment or now on meager re-
lief that does not include such vital
items as rent or on meager WPA
wages of $500 with their families.
SYLVESTER GRAHAM, chair
man Miners Union relief com
mittee.
Montana labor news., 1938-01-20
CORRECTION

Last week the Montana Labor
News announced that a decision was
expected by the Supreme Court in
the Keeney case. This is an error
and should have been that the de-
cision was expected from the district
court of Lewis and Clark County.
Montana labor news., 1938-01-20
PRESIDENTS BALL
AT THE WINTER GARDEN
January 70

Members of Organized Labor
r urgently requested to sup
port this event by buying
tickets NOW.
Some corporations have said in
refusing to aid this worthy
cause: eve refuse to dance to
the Presidents music"
Montana labor news., 1938-01-20

There can be no prosperity
without justly high wages.
Earnings of working people
are the basis and index of
progress in any community.
Montana labor news., 1938-01-20

The American standard of
living must be maintained
in order that American in
situations may not be sub
ject to perils of discomfort.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
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An Outstanding Thrift Sale Group

MI OulStdIuII1g IIIIII OdIe 1IOup
garment remarkable
made by who enjoy reputation for quality
hs-M Mems Shops Floor
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

trimestre de 1887.
Esperase que todos los seno-
res socios concurran.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Ell PRESUNTO
ASESINO DE ARMANDO
VALDES

Ell sargento de detectives
Bush anunci6 aver la captura
en- New York de Antonio AL
varez, (a) Chaleco, presunto
asesino de Armando Valdes.
de % amos, un importador de
frutas asesinado en- la Gale FL
more, en- esta ciudad.
Alvarez es acusado en- New
York de traficar con estupefa
cientes y aquf Sc lie atribuye
ell a~sesinato de Valdes.
Valdes fue asesinado en- pre-
sencia de SUI esposa y su hiji-
to cuando acababa de regre-
sar de la Gale.
Cinco disparos de revolver
lie hicieron los criminales.
Mario Zarate fue condena-
do como uno de los autores de-
crimen en- mayo 80 de 1885.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

Sierra, Franco Drug Store, In
formation News Stand, Marie's
Beauty Salon, Cacciatore Gro
Gerry, Ybor City Hatters, Cons
tantino Garcia, Ritz Luncheon
cite, DR.. Sust, Amelio Munoz
Mendoza, c. Miravalles, Benja-
min Menendez, Eduardo Diaz
Pts, DR.. F. Saldana, Marcelino
Cueto, Baselisa Garcia, Ramon
Irwin, Fidel Requejo, Rene Nj
nez, Miro, Constantine Farfan-
tie, White Chief Cafe, S. Quin-
tanilla Gro, Cafeteria Central,
Luis R9b, Raymond's Auto
Parts, Leo Dfaz Gro, Bolito, ne
vero, Manuel Esp6lita, Tony's
Shoe Shop, Casino Cafe, La A
mericana Grocery, Vidal Perez,
Ernesto Fernandez, Jose Juran
Cigar Store, Fernando Rodri-
guez, A. Ruiz, Barber Shop, j.
M. Barber Shop, Ell Malec6n, Ell
Mercado Unico, William Moli-
net Drug Store, Benito Blanco,
Carniceria Ell Palatino, Lau-
renee Service Station Sam Sal
vaggio, Barber Shop, Broad
way Cigar Store, Gonzalez y
Hernandez, Bronx Bar, Jack
Pote Cafe, Delgado's Dept.
Store, The Friends Club. La
Flor Grocery, Arias Cafe, Salci-
mes " Lopez, Mistretta Bros.
Grocery, Bombero Grocery, Ca
rioca Cafe, Alessi Bakery, Sum-
rise Cafe, La Florida Grocery,
Ell Bien Pdblico Drug Store, Hi
Lo Garage, w. Tampa Feed
Store, Fremont Cafe, Ferlita
Macarroneria, Breton Drug
Store, Fonte Pressing Club, Ca
russo Grocery, Bisagra Cafe, AL
mo Cafe, Alhambra Cafe, Betty
Rose Baking Co., Franklin Res
taurant, Progressive Shoe Shop
Lozano Poultry Mkt, Santos
Mantec6n, Noises Garage, Do
nisio Gonzalez, Barber Shop,
Manuel Aizpuru, Jose Gavilan
Grocery.
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Ell TALLER
DE CUESTA Y REY

Ell taller de Cuesta y Rey,
que la firma mantiene cerra.
do CON Ell fin de imponer una
rebaja de precios, Sc reuniri
manana por La Roche, en- el
Centre Obrero.
Pide ell Conite Consultivo
Conjunto que todos los compa'
neros de esa fabrica ~asistan a
La asamblea.
Sc hara un amplio informe.
de modo que los torcedores a.
fectados entiendan bien 10
que suede.
No Sc olviden de ir mana
ma por la noche al Centric O.
brero los torcedores del taller
de Cuesta y Rey.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

(Viene de la 1a.)

lNnodernas baterias antiaereas.
Los periodicos italianos Ian
zan de nuevo viclosos ataqueS
contra Francia, tocando Virgil
lilo Gayda, amigo de Mussolini,
la trompeta mayor,
"Francia continue violando ell
convenio de no-intervenci6n-
asegura Gayda-y persiste en-
mandar a Espana materiales de
guerra"
Recuardase que la prensa de-
pravada de Mussolini comenz6
una campana igual en- 1886, con
ell fin de arrojar una cortina de
hume sobre ell envio de tropas a
Franco.
La preSente eampana. seg1n
ell gobierno, persigue los mis-
mos objetivos de justification.
Tambien preocupa al gobier-
no republican, la destituci6n
del general mariscal Won Blom-
berg, enemigo de que Hitler
mandara tropas alemanas a Es-
pana.
ESperase que los nuevos pla-
mes del Fuerer Sc den a conocer
dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
NOTAS SOCIALE

Ell Ejecutivo de La VerbenG
81 microbes Sc reunira en- la
Camara de Concrete ell ejecutl-
vo de La Verbena del Tabaco.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros, por cuanto
Sc han entrado en- las Eases fl
males de los preparativos.
Ell sabado, en- ell restaurant
Columbia, Sc obsequiara a los
periodicals. del estado y locales.
Las invitaciones Sc pusieron
al correo la semana pasada.
Los artistas que en- ell gran
espectaculo de La Verbena to-
maran parte, empezaron a en-
sayar anoche bajo la direction
de Manuel Aparicio.
Una grandiosa fiesta la que
Sc prepare y todos los miembros
del ejecutivo laboran con la ma
yor animation.
va hemos informado que la
orquesta "Ensueno", integrada
Dor ID senoritas, llegara a Tam
pa ell dia 9 de mario y tocara a.
qui los dias 10, IL IL.
Ademas seran traidos nota-
bles artistas espanoles y cuba
nos.
Los ~carteles de La Verbena Sc
repartieron va por TODD ell esta-
do.
Cuatro pabellones Sc haran en-
Phillips Field, segdn 10 acorda-
do. Uno para cada una de las
cuatHo principales sociedades,
a saber: Centre Asturiano, u
nione Italiana, Circulo Cubano
y Centre Espanol.
Espacio especial sc ha dedica-
do al restaurant Columbia, que
alli servira un susulento menu,
con precios razonables.
Ell primer acto de la Verbene
tendra lugar en- ell parque Gus
caden, en- Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Roberto Rodriguez

Roberto Rodriguez
La Verbena del Tabaco anun-
cia con verdadero gusto que pa
ra su espectaculo del mes de
MARIO, en- esta ciudad, obtuvo la
valiosa cooperation del Sr. Ro-
berto Rodriguez, director artfs-
tico del teatro Marti, de la Ha-
bana.
Con la mayor gracia, cortesia
Y desinteres, ell Sr. Rodriguez
eolabora con ell comite executive
de La Verbena, por mediaci6n
de Manuel Aparicio.
Apreciamos ell meritorio con-
curse del estimado caballero.
I'm bellisimo programa, a
tres dolores, prepare La VERDE.
ma.
Pinto la portada una Meta de
Sr. Salvador Rodriguez, al di.
funto fabricante de tabasos, d,
nQmbre Mrs. Brown.
Una obra de arte!
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

ria Columbia, DR.. Myers, Anne
RIGA Cafe, Express Cafe, Ma
nuel F. Pendas, Antonio L6-
peg (nevero), Vicente Ferrer,
Guillermo Alvarez, Una Astu
riana, Fermin Souto, Jose de
la Tore, Domingo Dago, Ra-
/ mon Cueto, Francisco EXPOSE
to, Gabriel Wales, Maxine vi
liar, Antonio Vale, Habana
Grocery, Al and F. Grocery,
w. T., La Popular Bakery,
Leone Bros. Grocery, Valencia
Floral, Fernandez Restaurant,
Panama Restaurant, Adolfo
Fernandez, B Y P Cooperative
La Nuova Vita, Fe%rreteria de
Aleman, Eagle No. l, Drug
Store, 4th of July Cafe, w.
Tampa Furniture, Million Au-
to Parts, Ell Vizcaino, Amado
Gonzalez, Sanitary Poultry, Flo
rida Furniture, Broadway Furn
iture, Angel Studio, Perez Mems
Shop, Salvador Comparetto,
Carniceria, Reliable Cleaners,
Maxine Alvarez, Spanish, TIA
liam, American Grocery, Rubio's
Drug Store, Cafeteria La Nacio
nal, La Palma Bakery, Oural
Carniceria, La Economic de los
Obreros, Esperdy Tobacco Co.,
Manuel Alfonso, Gaspar Garcia,
white Chief Garage, American
Beauty Grocery, Ross Av., Mkt.
B and F Grocery, Granada Ca
fe, Valencia Cafe, DR.. Angulo,
DIR. Barrera, DIR. Mas, DIR. To-
rretta, Cooperative Ell Segundc
Progreso, Jose Villaz6n, Jose
Llaneza, DIR. Gavilla, Cafeteria
: La Norma.
: Contribuy6 con 80 centavos
J Valencia Garden Restaurant.
Contribuy6 con rs centavos
Manuel Mon Cafe,
Contribuy6 con so centavos
casa de Banos de Fernandez.
Contribuyeron con so centa.
vos: Angel Suarez, Two Friend
Cafe, Agustin Barreiro Gro, C,
Hernandez Gro, Sardinas Ga
rage, Pace Vinagre Barberia,
Aviles Restaurant, Victor Con
zalez, Capitano Grocery, F. A
gliano Fish Mkt, w. T., Lom-
bardia Grocery, Puleo Feed
Store, Puleo Grocery, Eladio
Velarde, David Gonzalez, Arme
MIA Shoe Shop, J and P Gro,
Dario Gallo, Willie Rodriguez,
j. A. Suarez, Rafael Montana,
ROSA Fernandez, John Bernar-
do, NJ. Marcos, Domingo Alva-
req, Perfecto Alvarez, Joaquin
Alfonso, M. Alfonso, Manuel San
chez, Alexandra Alfonso, Pedro
Garcia, B. Mezquita, Francisco
Y. Villa, Frank Cassaro, Jose
Cambray, DR.. Einbinder, Rain
'bow Store, Greco's, Inc, Gatico
Store, Cuervo's Cafe, JESUS Suei
ras, M. Rego, La Bonita Beauty
Salon, Juana Pensado, Ramon
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Progrdnoa de Radio

La bora Bacardi, que Sc tras-
mite por la estacion CMQ de la
Habana ,sera dedicada hoy a La
Verbena del Tabaco, entire las
8 y las 8 de la noche.
Ell programa. especialmente
preparado por ell Sr. Medrano,
contiene atracciones especiales,
Manuel Aparicio, ell notable ac-
tor y director consigui6 este pro
grama.
Rogamos a ~nuestras familias
que 10 escuchen.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Bale de C0rnavd

Bale de CGrndVdJ
La prestigiosa sociedad Cen
tro Asturiano celebrara ell saba
do su bale de Carnival.
Dos populares orquestas han
sido contratadas y suponenos
que una de elias sera la Sonora,
dirigida por ell professor Victor
Gonzalez.
Tiene especial empeho la nue.
va seccion de recreo en- que ell
bale culmine en- I'm rotundo EXT
to.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

Los Bobemios
Angel de la RiVa, presidente
de la Secci6n de Reereo Y ador-
no del Centre Espanol, nos a
nuncia ell resurgimiento de la
orquesta Los Bohemios.
Esta orquesta tocara en- Ell bal
le de carnaval del dia 10.
Estara dirigida por ell profe-
sor Maxine Echegaray, MEM
bro de la directiva del Centro.
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
Junto General

JuntG GeneTul
La sociedad Centre Asturia-
no celebrara hoy junta general,
en- su teatro de la avenida de Ne
braska.
Sera leido q informe de teso-
reria correspondence al cuarto
La gaceta., 1938-02-08
(COntiauaG6n)

Mueblerfa de ]. Baamonde.
Cafeteria La Naviera, Gazette
ria La Reguladora, Sports
man Store, National Furniture
Casino Drug Store, Fonte
Poultry, Palma Cafe, Gazette
La gaceta., 1938-02-08

NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRT-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
MITE DEMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A P A
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-17
A MOMENTOUS WEEK
FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY

Imperial Valley folk, used to crucial
decisions and decisive battles, today are
upon the threshold of momentouS week
There is no crisis. There is no grave
battle in the immediate offing, to be
decided in one big contest. Yet no other
word than "momentouS' would fit the
week we have entered upon.
This week municipal power is turned
into public lines all over the valley. and
this week water is turned for the first
time into the All American canal
Ever since Imperial Valley was lusty
infant abandoned to It's own designs III
the middle Of an arid desert, the All
American canal has been its goal, and
hand-in-hand with the canal went plans
for publicly-owned power.
There is no need here to review in
detail the struggles that lie behind us
Suffice it to say that they were struggles
that turned friends into enemies and
enemies into friends. and echoed in the
vaulted corridors at Washington and the
halls Of state at Sacramento. Out OF them
grew great men, and IN their crucible
was formed great ideals.
Now. this week. the work of those men
is nearing fruition, and the ideals are
becoming facts.
Ahead of us there are other battles, but
this week we can relax long enough to
enjoy our triumph We can picture our
power lines that reach TO every corner
of the valley, and we can see at Imperial
Dam the first trickle of water flowing
into the great S0-mile-long ditch that
has been so long in coming.
We can say to the men who have led
the battle, "Well donel' and we can
without a blush congratulate ourselves,
for without us = the people = and the
loyalty we have given TO the cause, all
this would be impossible.
And here, pausing in the shadow of
great milestone, We can again renew
quiet. firm resolve that Imperial Valley
shall go onward and upward to newer,
greater heights of accomplishment and
prosperity. never faltering until the final
obstacle has been overcome and the final
goal has been reached.
The community Of Imperial Valley has
never been stopped; it shall never be
stopped
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-17
Well III
lEY0u.
says
Bob Burns

I haven't .ot anything against
classical music bat Z believe its i3I-
lowers are divided into two classes
Those who really know and ap-
prcciatP il-and then there's thai
class of people who jes- SO INTO
ecStacy over il because they THINK
its the proper thing to de.
/ lrncw one woman who was Jest
thrilled to death ubcn she heard
that She was Twin in the same
apartment house as q noted concert
violinist.
One dag she heard his violin go
inc and she rushed over and knock
cd ON the door of mis- apartment
and when he came 90 the de0r, she
says. 81 Jest wanted TO find GU.
the name oil that wonderful theme
You were playing. I, has such free
dom and wild abandon abOu it
The yiolinist looked nj her with =
frcwn and says. Madam, Was Jest
putting rev f. string ON my
violin
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-17
LINKED
BY ISOLATION
(Christian Science Monitor)

(ChrlSlan science MOnltOr)
Britons and Americans. like members
of a family. sometimes let their very
reSemblances push them apart. In the
United States today there is more than
a little complaint that Great Britain
'let the Czechs down." From d seeming
ly safe distance some Americans are
more vocal about ii than the Czechs
In England there has always been d
strong feeling that much of Britain.s
troubles since the war have come from
caring for founding left on Europe'S
doorstep by America-the League Of Ma
tionS. In London amid official appre-
Citations Of President Rooseyelt's mes
SageS to Chancellor Hitler there are IN
OFFICIAL remarks about all this having
been unnecessary if America had not
deserted the League
Clearly all such recriminations ar
improbable and indeed Weakening.
There is a danger that each country will
use the others poor behavior to excuse
its own. Such backbiting makes for mis-
understanding and division at time
when understanding and unity are need
ed. And it's all very foolish. Americans
who talk loudest about British "respon-
sibility' often are the same ones who
want America to wash its hands of Eu-
rope. And Britons who reproach Ameri-
ca for "isolationism" wish feryently that
the English Channel were as wide Is
the Atlantic.
Actually both nations are moved b.
similar motives; both are trying 10 keep
as free from trouble as emotions, inter
ests, ideals and self-reSpect will permit.
Both fear that under certain conditions
they will be involved. This similarity o.
purposes and positions ought to help
each to see oursel's as others see Us. A
shared desire for "isolatiOn" from what
Mr.. Chamberlain spoke of the other day
as quarreling I'm distant land" should
be not cause of division, but bridge
to understanding.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-17
FIRST BRAZIL, AND
NOW IT'S MEXICO

Uncle Sam has plenty to worry about
in his own western hemisphere these
days without worrying about Europe's
at-hOme troubles.
For months it has been apparent that
NaZi Germany was eXerting every effort
to become a powerful influence in South
America The extent Of German efforts
there appeared only when Germany re-
called her Brazilian ambassador because
the new government Of Brazil ordered
a ban against propaganda efforts Of
other nations. including Germany.
And now it's Mexico.
Germany's frantic effort to gain
foothold in Mexico came to the surface
when the German legation at Mexico
City vociferously denied printed reports
that the Nazis consider the MeXicans
inferior.
And Uncle Sans officials are wonder
ing if Germany. once entrenched in MeXi-
co, would not use her Influence there
as a club over the head of Uncle Sam.
All the worries aren't in Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-17
News Behind
the News
RA ROENEY DTTCHER

WASHINGTON. - Jim Farley,
in rh, cofa.oa of competent OBJ
servers and many of MS friends.
has eliminated himself from seri-
ieus con n..daraton as a presidential
possibility in 1870.
II missed the boat when he
#ale. II ask for the Democratic
..Hnsuoa ior governor OF NV
YME. which ne could have had
easily. I-ls decision was deubee-
aIe. .es he nsd pondered long and
many politicians were sire until
Governor Lehman had actually said
ha would run again that Farley
Wapidnt ba chosen the party nom
mess to oppose Republican District
Attorney Thomas f. Dewey.
Farley knows how things go On
politics. Parties make presidential
nominees ont Of governors. senator's
ard evo1 cabinet members. Put
dsge aoa.t choose posInasters-geu-
sraI fellows associated in the POD
nar mind Wito the more sordid
phases q. politics because they run
- patronage p..-cOJm.tc A New
Ers GOVERNOR usually is step
ION fee White House. Farley,
however. apparently shared preEa-
-. belief that only Lehman or
Senator Wagner could Beat Deway
s..s year. Last reports that lie
considered ruuniua died after ii be
CHS s'ue Dewey would aCcede 10
RapaeGcaa draft movement
lis press cor. .erenccs are re-
markedly frank. Most of what he
sags j. EFF tie record" More than
any other public official he trusts
newspaper correspondents 70 respect
ccnl3enees. They do The b.e
published story after his leseas
conferences was his promise. speak
ing for Ire Democratic National
aaum-tee of which lc is chairman.
l. support ell Democratic nominees.
Eua he capitals tcp-Gizlt CORES
Iondents gathered q loJ OF back
ground" about Jim's views and his
inside information on political
events and prospects,
Jim sits under a life-siza paint
iao O. Benjamin Franklin. Both
men wear brown ana have high
fore eads. There resemblance end5.
Five fountain pens rear
before FARLEY. Two hold green Iuk.
sa.ea black. NO red ink here!1
Farley insists. He likes
Z reply to questions with pleasant
@ise-ar3g5s. get a laugh ana then
Start aasW. ing "EUt seriously"
Did he know people al
lz5dE were calling the truck which
may carry q milhon-dolar Post
Office stamp exhib:. around the
country "Farlav's Phaeton"? Real
-" asked jim Well just so Ions
ss tley mention my name
can vou hold those y seats N
Pannvlvariao" IT don't know. I
aageu't talked with Joe GulIey
latalE.'
And to several questions Lord
I'm au5v cred: ! never attempt
% speak Tor anyone else but myself
and the Democratic Natonial Com
m.uee. T won't discuss what the
/ President is likely 20 CO