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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
Ell Centre & of {
Urges Air Mail

The Ell Centro Chamber of Com
merce Thursday threw its weight
behind the task of obtaining per-
manent airmail service for Imperial
Valley by suggesting use of Valley
Airways, Inc, as a mail carrier.
In letters sent to Harlee Branch,
second assistant postmaster general,
and Congressman Ed v. Izac, the
chamber aeronautics and airmail
committee asked for airmail for the
valley. The committee also sug-
eested extension of the service to-
San Diego and Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
Under Sea Diver
Victim of Bends

VALLEJO, Cal, March 81. CUP
Jake Granter, SO, chief under seas
diver for the Standard Oil COM
pany of California, died early to-
day from an attack of bends, the
dreaded affliction of men who work
on the ocean floor.
Bends results from rising too
quickly to the surface. The victim.
becomes timber and loses con-
SciouSneSS.
Granter had been placed in a
decomposition chamber aboard the
U. S. submarine rescue ship Che
wink at Mare Island navy yard
after he was flown from San Luis
Obispo to Oakland in an airplane
equipped for ambulance work.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
Husband Charge S
Wife Stepped Out

Charging his wife stepped out
and kept company with another
man." Theodore r. Bowers filed
divorce complaint in superior court
Wednesday.
He AMI Esther Cora Bowers were
married in Sutherland Nebr. June
81, 1896. and separated Mar. %,
1893. He accused her of losing in
terest in their home and paid little
attention to her household duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
State Employees
Will Meet Friday

Members of the Imperial chap
ter of the California State En-
ployes Association will meet in the
county court house at Ell Centre
at pm. Friday, President E. w.
Shedaker announced Thursday.
The state employees will hear a
report on the associations state
convention at Oakland Feb. 10,
and will vote on amendments to
the constitution.
Another business meeting at
Blythe April 8 will cover the same
subjects.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
A Great Vriet ~ Choose Yours Today

THE LARGEST SHOWING OF FINE
attempted opportunity choose the
weaabe Styles for sports and afternoon
flattrng novelty buttons all the
fit and style make these the sought after
and a popular prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31

H. Blood and other state otficlals
yesterday.
Ray said if southern California
secures the desired reduction from
1853 mills to l mill per kilowatt
hour. it will be tantamount to a
government subsidy to southern
California industry
Wages and electricity are the
same in industrial competition and
if congress allows the reduction 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
SON KNIFES FATHER TO DEATH
IN FIGHT OVER GIRL FRIEND

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 81
0UP)-A father and sons quarrel
which began at the dinner table
over the youths girl friend. ended
today in death for the parent and
a Jail cell for the 17-year-old son.
Robert Biggs.
BiggS stabbed his father Harry
A. Biggs. so, after an argument
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31

would be virtually the same as If
the federal government paid 40 per
cent of the wages of southern CAL
ifornia industrial employees" Ray
declared
Utah cannot meet such compe-
tition and if the rate reduction Is
passed it will only be a matter OF
time until Utah raw materials are
shipped to the coast for fabricaA
ton when they should be develop
ed here, Ray predicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
DENIES
DICTATORSHIP AIM

WARM SPRINGS Ga. March 81. (UP)-White House
attaches routed newspaper correspondents assigned to
President Roosevelt from bed early today and handed
them copies of letter which the president had written
to an unnamed friend to defend the reorgan
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
Power Rate Cut for
South California Held
Government Subsidy

SALT LAKE CITY, March 81. (UP) )-Calfornla
should be required abide by the bargain she made when
Boulder Canyon act passed until changes can be
made without derment to Utah. W. w Ray special state
counsel on Colorado river matters told Governor Henry
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until Won READ the ADS!
Evening star., 1938-07-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Z ROOMS SEMI-DETACHED: FURN OR
unfurn-; porches. garage. lawn. ami Open
daily Id Z m 4'.u9 :;9th NV
THIS HOUSE HAS EVERYTHING, CON-
pletely iurn overlookS park SGS month
till Sept. IL. Adams ',Go4 l.-
UNTIL OCTOBER J. CHILLUM HTS -
Cool = bedrooms. bath: reasonable to re-
sponSible party. Cal! Georgia 1880:
FOR LEASE-COMPLETE AND BEAU
tlfully furn.. newly dec: u rms. ] bath
:! incl, porcheS and open front porch: oil
burner. FrlSldalre. garage: lne resident al
uIStllct. vac. Wardman Park Hotel. Co.
mmbia 40
CHEVY CHASE MD-TO SEPT IL. HOME
OF naval officer. completely furnished in
Guiding silver and linens: :, bedrooms.
sleeping porch; in a setting of gorgeous
trees. Call Wisconsin 35iu.
TAKOMA PARK d. C.-NEWLY INSU-
lated home, bedrooms. sleeping porch.
sarase; rent till Sept. -. Geo 1890
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
l3 Rms. 3 Baths Oil Heat; SlI5.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

5a44 :;oth PL. N.W.-1NoUIRE WITHIN
after . pm.
31s LAMONT ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
National AZ.
KENILWORTH.. 5I0I oUARLEs ST. NE
-G 80 rooms and bath; ami; large fenced
CORP. 474 K st, NV D' Met. Nifs i.sa ). 'AA'
100 c ST; ,r.sd sEws xao ROOMS 2 BATHS ,AsEas
CO. 1924 Vermont ave Met. 800
;io$l ;s:I.J MAcoMB ST :W.-coRNER: De
excellent condition. Adams "9l lR.
3ll: 1sth ST, N;W.--9 ROOMS. . BATHS;
sST 1NSNs 1eeefSsity ~ front and = rear porches;
.1u .Irx.MnnIs r,nn1so 60. ,n,, Im. n st, NV,
Fontaine st-six rooms. bath bath: a garage ):
ns;,,,,I near public and private schools. Apply
OWNER on premises. . to 8 pm daily II :
safd ssS LoMorEFL1W ON ~ g" SIS sT NW" ,S St r.
r. B.. yard. gar. S5@56: 5id ID Varnum Va nYt' st.
54.7 l,th St b. ese rsfs ,nc YARD aorchss Sa5
SSo Above newly dec. slli Mondas. eIas 'eas. Geo
sl7. FARRAGUT ST. NV R.. B..
yard auto, heat, splendid cond ccnv.
gar: eentiies; adults; $40. Mon. Geo.
A, ATTENTION ARMY 4 NAVY OFFICERS
rms. 3 ba:. brick: S75 to $40; nearby
Md. Riverdale, q rms, ba.. "a a. land
corner. $50: Virginia. 5 rms. ba.. S45. and
5h2 acres with modern 7-rm. dwelling,
Toa SSSSe heG1s5E aoRSoN barn yenns $50 ETL
$3.50. Evenings. Clev. 5O91.
OPEN AND LIGHTED, 3 TO Pm; BY
owner, 5437 Nebraska ave. Chevy Chase.
.. e.. 10 rms. brick. automatic heat, ga
baths: also rms. and bath nearby.
1925 WARDER ST. NV ROOMS GAS.
cleo. automatic heat. garage. Open 3 to
5 Sunday. Decatur 4921-J.
GLOVER PARK = GROOM MODERN
available Immediately. Cleveland S649.
"O44 37th ST. NW-BRICK. Il ROOMS.
tiled bath. . incl porches: refrg.. gar;
vacant: good condition: STD. Dist O36s.
S47. 80. :,2 18th ST. S.E.-MODERN. 1
block from Eastern High: Z rms. bath.
sleeping porch. cellar. OWNER. 1909 B
st. Sc.
9O6 DELAFIELD PL. NW.-G RMS. 2
refg. gas heat; garage: SG:, 80. Key at yO4.
CLEVELAND PARK
500.
sleeping porch living. dining rooms and
inc. sun porch first floor: 2-car garage.
Key at 3611 34th. JAMES E. SCHWAB
Southern Bldg District Sl57.
EXCEPTIONAL AND UNUSUAL NEW
HOME.
In nearby Va, overlooking Washineton
Q rms. 2 baths: built-in garage. This
home has everything you could wish Most
modern conveniences. We will gladly show
n.,, sSoRlE 5s2P & cohsERT; 14sE 4. INC sf N W
Evening star., 1938-07-11
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

CHEVY CHASE d. c., 54:5 3lst ST.
n.w.-Brick. , large bedrns., :, baths;
mn. attic elec. refs. oil burner lear
Evening star., 1938-07-11
APARTMENTS FUR. OR vkFvR.
THE. FAIRFAX

21OO MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Apts. Of l to s rms and bath. FURN OR
UNFURN.; hskp.. non-hskp. hotel service
LY. MONTHLY. Splendid restaurant mod
crate prices Rents incl elec. for lights and
refg. Lovely roof garden. D. E. STEPHAN.
Manager.
Please Call in Person Regarding
Special Summer Rates.
S RMS, 2 PORCHES-$65.
Allendale. Apt 40. 2OO6 N ST. NV. near
Dupont Cirele-All outside rms: elec: refg.
APT. 4: la CHURCH ST. NV
rooms. hall, kitchen. bath. back porch;
cleo refg: Sj5 month
See janitor or phone Dist. 1:11 or Emer-
son 1903.
O. B. HOPKINS,
1lot Vermnnt Ave
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Certain conditions make it necessary for
owner to sacrifice this beautiful home less
than 2 years old containing unusually
recreation room. automatic heat detached
brick garage This home is now financed
through F.. II. A. on low monthly payments
and represents a real buy. Don't fail to
see this Call Randolph 1919 or Dis
trict 3lOO n
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POTOMAC PARK.

3tlu Catnedral ave, rooms. sleeping
porch. garage; cool desirable: near
churches car lines and schools: oil heat
80; open.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
CleV. b3JS. Dist. 1411.
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.
(Continued)
i? UNFURNIsHED ROOMS PRIVATE
Ssth; pa j, e. &; h. furnished; s2s per mo.
ss55o.RENT REDUCED.
seTs S"d Dec See resident saas fr1n.
or call Natl. 9795. IL
927 X ST. NE.
x.s sreGm snd bath apartment Heat
THE WxRb: :,o4 ST: NE.
kss%: 81 k;!sssn kk;!sssss S:iS Ss|s.
LINKINs CO. IG... H ST. NV.
, PRESCOTT ARMS.
SatS f. s$ rSs%., kiisSss:
sieSa Ta. Ss IT, sun ,0eSS!s
sToNssRHkGR: Il klaSs aaaspsf's.Sn GsorsiS s4%
y ST N.E.-,CoRNER BLDG. APTs;
nS ess path than arse ss2 nss 0Gd
YOU will inspect these apis: YOU will prob
ably rent G. keRtaIS M siMpsoN T5S e. co
1924 Vermont Ave. Met $500.
l4S4 H;,cb.M 18th nsiE ST; NV" ROOMS. sso %
s'H HteS.n.,. iS,h St, nw S,;h Apt % rooms 40 20
81 S,lS.n.s 18th St; NV; Apt. 81 room. .. 20
VI IND st. n W.. Apt. 21-3 rooms.
kitchen. bath, gas. electricity 400
"4l3 Pa. ave. n.w.-3 rooms, kitch-
enette. bath $3.50
JAMES NJ WOODWARD: REALroR. "
1'!3 10th st. NV
144s .GIRARD ST. NV.
bath with Murphy bed. $50
! room dinette, kitchen: bath. Murphy
bed gas included; electric refrigerator;
THE DUDLEY. l4.s R ST. NV AND
rent; Der'ts' G " sp"si1Hn SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. 300.
INSPECT SAMPLE FURNISHED
APARTMENT
3J0l 18th ST. NV.
Corner 18th and Monroe
And see how attractive you can make
:: Rooms. Kitchen. Immense Dinette
and Bath
Here at The Slrathmore modern eIeva-
tor On bulldink: linz manaser On premises.
portatich Electric refrigeration is in
S45 Up.
x07 18th. AMERICAN co. Natl so3a
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
G.'t ST. ST. rooms, XIII. dInette.
bath 81.
$40 Eye st. nw.--3 rooms. kit. bath
Just opposite park: ready for occupancy
x1J
Exclusive Conn; ave- rooms. kit di-
nelte bath; elevator. inclnerator: $50
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST, l41l.
1923 RESERVOIR RID. NV
Modern. Cool Apt. Elec Refg
large rooms. dnette. porch and bath,
$41 so
HIGBIE. RICHARDSON AND FRANKLIN.
1914 K ST. NV
Duplex-240 Hamilton St. NV.
and ) rms. kitchen. bath and screened
porch. Compl reconditioned Heat and hot
water furnished. Rentals. $3.50 and
S1'..5u
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 St. NV. District 1913
Evening star., 1938-07-11
COLORED FLATS.
HOUSES FOR SALE,

HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR A HOUSE
near Ga. ave. and Decatur. in that section
Jusl opposite Sauls Addition priced under
SG.1Oo? HIRE Is your chance to get one
with OIL heat. screened porch. six roomSA
@ o.sf HsH o. dfsehsa bs sraee uos Mhin h pH
LIPS. Cley. 300 until . pm.
:, o5U----NEW Def. AIR-COND. HOMES,
1000 block chesapeake St. NV. Amer;
uRs ntsdy P.aa Sold opfe Select youfs aa onr Several
REDUCED TO Sla.5oo. FOR QUICK SALE:
lot doxs5: big side porch living room;
Stnto0s afc new auet May ae UG fu2nace
sn.e nsT auG EDw se1sV Nc 1914
Vermont ave. Dist. 62l0. tSee Mr..
BirckheadD
ss3ooms,sToRY :, SST ,s1 BRICK; nR.' OIL
section. HAWKINS. Dist. 5i5a; eve. Wis.
$3.50.
81. 5oo-LovELY CORNER 1NWJ HOME.
Lot. a5xl3o: greatly reduced from former
Gsl,. sale price Detached briek center.hall
ea and sanas sa7ss Hats G.s
s55 BSss 5AEiS Is A4S%al
ADAMS l5sc-R.
b fached 8 saas ana a ,lls shower .s bath; oil
sns3f na5as4od ssFi ;ss:
thing in new condition, Nice trees. shrub.S
Ssry s1ns e' s eARE erfs SPy ss'SD Dist sSs GSSd
l"G Vt ave. NV. Geo. $500.
CHEVY CHASE D. C-BRICK HOME
nearly new: charminely decorated: large
EDGAR 1 PERRINs Dist pnSse i0r
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BUNGA-
brick new and used viii sell as low
| inspection call Mr.. Orem. Geo. 463a.
IN LELAND CHEVY CHASE-A DELIGHT
fui home with three bedrooms large living
oe W reepsaton oil
da yard One ns block 1l % 1gs
TWo-FAMILY HoUsE-PETWoRTH
oft, rooms. two complete kitchens,
hardwood floors; oil heat; in fine condi-'
schools and transportation; ~ less than
>, 1000; small cash payment. balance one
trust tnG No re, renewal For intOrmstion
1870.
1924 MAPEE lI,5 s1 : Nv JAMES ING., B,s;, aa.e.
S,e5u-MT PLEASANT BARGAIN
This modern eight, room home is beauti-
fully. situated overlooking Rock Creek Park
iish-type stone front home Nv with II G 6uiit-in i
bedroom bordered oak floors: in fact. far
price. See it today. Phone r. NJ HOOKER.
Metropolitan 26G3. Evenings 5 to call
Atlantic $3.50. II
4l"l Sth ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE TWO
story brick; six large rooms tile bath full
size basement. double garage. oil burner
heat. hardwood floors. rock eardens com
plete attic space: metal weather-stripping
throushout only S6,95O; $3.50 cash will
buy this rare home.
A Kansas ave. n.w.-Newly decorated
semi tached two-story brick: six laree
rooms. tile bath. full basement. oil heat:
can easily be arranged for two families:
;niS house is priced right: only small cash
payment. balance on one trust payable
less than rent.
URCIOLO REALTY CO.. Licensed Brokers.
10. New York Ave NV. Met. 4a41.
CAPITOL HILL, 121O EAST CAPITOL
800 E st. n.e.-1O rms. . baths
.lG Sth st. ne.-lo rms. b.. garage.
6.G G st. n.e.--A.m.i.. garage.
1919 d st. s.e.-Ami.. corner: S6a50
Reasonable. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 4TSf
NJ II AVE AMI JNc.pAuAM CT
Evening star., 1938-07-11
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE

NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Vacant-20 IT. wide: rooms and bath;
front porch. nice. yard. garage. oil burner.
electric refrigerator; good condition.; can
be handled on small cash payment, bal
ance like rent Call Mr.. Altman. Atl 393S.
1904 1ifh Ct NJ w NJ ,oxe
Evening star., 1938-07-11
APARTMENTS UkFURklsHEp.

GRO S0-3 ROOMS. KIT. DIN, BATH,
1910 Perry st. n.e.-Cool cor
ner 2-bedroom apartment, over
looking trees and lawn; di-
nette: free refrigeration 9th
ers. $3.50 and $5g.5O. See
MRS. SMITH. res. mgr. Du-
OAS.l
Evening star., 1938-07-11
AMAZING VALUES!
COOL PORCH APIS.

4 RMS. x55; 2 RMS. X. $40: RM. $50.
Modern NV bldg. convenient location;
larEe rms. big closets attractive httings:
double exposure. Can be had turn. At slight
extra charge Adams 1928
Evening star., 1938-07-11

Several ! and :. room spts.. furnished
or unfurnished: elec. refg. on house cur
rent Rent from $50 to S5. so. See Janitor.
Il h. = bir hratrd. h W.. cars. bus
!? So: ami. but cleo; xS wk. or best
offer: base. :, r.. furnace: big yd.: 50. IL
Evening star., 1938-07-11
IWo-FAMILY HoUsE-PETWoRTH.

"0-ft., : rooms. two complete Kitchens.
hardwood floors. oil heat: in fine condi-s
tion; Colonial front porch; near stores.
schools and tranSportation; less than
>, 900; small cash payment. balance one
trust. No renewals. For information
and 10 inspect. call Mr.. Lynch. Adams
Evening star., 1938-07-11

1870 MINTWOOD PL. NW. tnear 18th and
vate lavatory, private entrance; S:' 80
for one; $50 for two; private family. Apt.
1Ol. Adams ..!!!.
1889 D ST. NE.-TWO front rooms for
Evening star., 1938-07-11

LOW RENT DOWNTOWN.
UNIQUE 2-RM., X. APT.
town fireproof bldg: switchboard. elevator
service; FREE refrigeration: LARGE center
foyer: CORNER living room. bedroom
kitchen, bath; special refinements; SOD
Large living room. bath kit. S:iS. Apis.
rented furnished at small charge.
1880 X ST. NV. DUPONT $500.
Evening star., 1938-07-11
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

S2l1 11th ST. s.. Arlington. Va.--Furn.
rooms, single double; new home. Mr.
stores. "a block bus. lOc fare downtown
Wash. INQUIRE after 4:3O pm.
13 BANNER ST. Hyattsville, Md.-Clean.
cool. newly furn.: twin beds: unlm. phone
Grill privilege II desired. $50 single, S.5
double. Greenwood @s43.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

NEAR THE MONASTERY = SEMI-DE-
tached i r and tile shower bath. oil
thing in new condition. Nice trees shrub
berry. etc Price only $3.50. Good
terms. f. A. GARVEY. owner. Dist. 45OS.
Do VI ave Geo GGQn
Evening star., 1938-07-11

422 OGLETHORPE ST. NV" delight
full rooms; private family; meals II de-
sired: garage: home privileges. Rand
Evening star., 1938-07-11

DUPONT CIRCLE. $50. 18Th st. NV
Comfortably furnished: SO. exp. larke
windows. Bed-liVnk: double and sinkle.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

OPEN AND LIGHTED. 3 TO PM; BY
owner, 5437 Nebraska ave. Chevy Chase.
D. C.. 10 rms. brick. automatic heat, 2k
baths: also rms. and bath nearby.
1925 WARDER ST. NV ROOMS GAS,
elec.. automatic heat, garage Open 3 to
3 Sunday Decatur 4A2l-I
Evening star., 1938-07-11

DUPONT CIRCLE u312 10th st)-Single
and double studio rooms. next bath; inst.
h. ". unlimited phone. North 5O9l.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

1912 10Th NV Ant. 81! lGe comfort
meals opt; gentlemen. Dupont Wv.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

DOWNTOWN-Room gentleman: newly
tied phone: S!5 Apt. ~, VA 18th st.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

ENTIRE md FL. OF .u;7 ST NV?
rooms. kitchen and bath. PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO. 1911 K st. NV.
l',.35 SHEPHERD ST. NV. RMS. KIT.
pvt. bath; heat. sas. elec: Kelvinator.
Xin 20 Adams li4S
Evening star., 1938-07-11

S17. FARRAGUT ST NV R.. B..
yard: auto. heat: splendid cond: ccnV
gar: gentiies; adults; $40. Mon, Geo.
Evening star., 1938-07-11

| l:.4 DECATUR ST. N.W-Nicely fur
nished room. southern exposure sdjoin-
ms screened porch: board optional pri-
Vste family; no other roomerS.
l12! MASS AVE. N.W.--Vscsncies tor
ladies, double room. twin beds; excellent
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
STORY OF G. /. o. RECORDED
IN NEW BOOK, LABOR
ON THE MARCH"
BY Federated Press

NEW YORK-(FP)-Labor on the
March, the story of the c. l. O., by
Edward Levinson, New York Post
labor editor and author of l Break
Strikes, the story of Pearl Bergoff,
will be published by Harper & Bros.
April IA. Written by one of the
ablest labor reporters in the country,
the book has received high praise
from Chairman John L. Lewis of the
C. l. o.
Lewis in a letter to Levinson said:
Il think that your book is am adj
mirable analysis of the background,
sources and growth of the c. l.. o.
In addition it contains some
magnificent reporting. 1t is an au-
thoritative, dispassionate and exact
review of the work of the c. l. o.
l believe that the book will be valu-
able not only to the public of today
but to historians who will eventually
chronicle this period of American
history"
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
bers and friends who donated prizes

bers and friends who donated prizes
and helped with the work to make
the late social and card party the
successes they were. A rising vote
of thanks was also rendered Mr.. G.
D. Pue and Pastor Bracken of the
Lowell Ave. Church for the donating
of a portrait of DR.. Townsend and
for the privilege of leaving it hang
in the meeting hall continuously.
Prominent Butte Couple Married
On Friday evening, April 8, 1888,
Mrs. Mary Shallenberger and VIM.
Troyer were united in marriage at
the Y. M. c. A. with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Kelley, nephew and niece of the
bride, as attendants. Rev. w. B.
Frame performed the ceremony in
the presence of two hundred friends
who signed as witnesses and offered
congratulations. At an informal re-
ception following the ceremony,
musical numbers were contributed
by Mesdames Tim, Gardner, Mckay,
Dix, Gill, Drew, Kuntz and Roderick.
The bride is a popular member of
the Townsend movement and a
member of the advisory board of
Club No. l..
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
UNIONS ORGANIZING
ApA(E IN KALSpELL
CONTINUED from Page y

opens the same way now that it
opened when he came in. If he is
now on the other side of the fence,
it's a pretty good bunch that he was
kicked out of the union movement
because of being a traitor, or he has
tried to sell OUT his former asso-
eiates and if he once played the
traitor, he is very likely to do the
same thing to the business man.
You all admit now that practically
every war was started by propa-
ganda by the big interests in order
that they might make big profits;
most of you now realize that the de-
preston was started by Wall Street
bankers, and it won't be long until
you realize that the present recess
sion has been caused by these same
birds through these anti-labor or
Associated Industry organizers in
order to, as they say, keep the
laboring man in his place. Now
then, Mr.. Businessman, tell us if it
is not true that you were doing a
better business in 1929 when wages
paid to laborers and craftsmen were
up to normal than you have been
doing since the depression these fell
lows started has beaten wages down
to a minimum. When the common
herd is making enough money to pay
their bills, you do business and can
employ more help and thereby help
solve the recession by getting away
from unemployment.
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
Bill Dunn Gives Views
OF Labor Movement

Continued from Page y
May 1st as possible. The speaker
declared that the conference in Great
Falls was far in advance of anything
that was ever held before in the state
of NTon+opa
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
CASCADE ASSEMBLY
PROCEEDINGS

The Machinists Union submitted
to the Assembly a list of names al
legged by them to be p%atronizing the
Penwell Garage which is unfair. The
names are: Walter Schneider, Jerry
Lathorn, c. E. johnson, Martin Neils,
Edwin FRESH, A. L. Rowe, Julia
Porter, R. E. Stapelton, Robert
Rowell, Gene Keister, E. Richmond,
and Fred o. Jones.
While the Missoula Auto Mechanics
Union requested the endorsement of
Mr.. E. Claiming Convey, as assistant
supervisor of Trade and Industrial
Education, no action was taken.
The Gallatin County Trades and
Labor Council said they we're favor
ing the Great Falls unions in their
policy pertaining to non-intervention
in Mexico over confiscation of oil
properties of foreign owners.
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The American Federation of Labor
notified all affiliated unions in Great
Falls to establish an American Fed
Grafton Non-Partisan Political Com
mittee, which has no connections
with Labor's Non-Partisan League
headed by John L. Lewis, and the
&c. l. o.
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14
No. 10903
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR

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In the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State of Montana,
In and for the County of Silver Bow.
In the Matter of the Estate of WALTER S.
RYNERSON, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said District
Court, made on the 18th day of April.
1888, notice is hereby given that Saturday,
the Both day of April, 1898, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day at the Court Room of
said Court in Department II thereof at
the City of Butte in the said County of
Silver Bow, State of Montana, have been
appointed as the time and place for prov
ing the viii of said Walter S. Rynerson,
deceased, and for hearing the petition of
Mildred Rynerson for the issuance to her
of Letters Testamentary, when n where
any person interested may appear and
contest the same, and show cause, if any
he has, why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated April Is, 1888.
ELMER SHEA, Clerk of the Court.
BY d. F. HOLLAND, Deputy Clerk.
COURT SEAL)
First publication April IA. 1857.
Montana labor news., 1938-04-14

The Craig Bakery is unfair both
to the Bakers Union and the AS
sembly.
The Governor was asked to place
Homer Whitmore, secretary of the
Trades and Labor Assembly a men,
Der of the Park Board. The action
was taken on request of the Lower
Sun River Club.
1t was announced in the Assembly
that the next meeting of the Mon
tana Council for Progressive Politi-
cal Action will be held at Great
Falls May LIST.
Tom Caverly of Columbia Falls
was complimented by the Great Falls
unions for the liberal and progress
sive attitude of his newspaper.
Chairman Steinmetz was author
lied to prepare a letter in answer
to charges made against the unions
by the Associated Industries of
Lewistown. Letters were ordered
sent the State Water Conservation
Board, Governor Ayers, National Re
employment Service and Washington
representative protesting against the
importation of out-of-state labor.
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Chairman Steinmetz requested all
members of the Assembly to serve
as committeeman to solicit funds for
the Cooperative Publishing Com