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The Washington times., 1938-09-01
MARLBORO FANS
GIVEN BIG THRILL
BY MAMA'S BOY.

Continued from 1st Sports Page)
o. w. Anderson, treasurer;
Dorothy Gott Brosius, secretary Of
show.
w. C. "Uncle Dick" Westmore-
land tried to present a detected
appearance after Jadaan ran dis
appointing race yesterday. But
he is really being foxy because
Jadaan will tell a different story
at one of the larger tracks.
Tested As Trainer
Uncle Dick is listed as Jadaan'S
trainer, with L. L. Westmoreland
as owner, but the ILL" stands
for Lucy Lee, Uncle Dicks wife.
She wasn't at Marlboro yesterday
to see her horse run but was
back home at Griffin, Ga, raising
chickens and pigs. Uncle Dick,
pulling on his pipe, said he had
The Washington times., 1938-09-01

been training horses 81 years. At
intervals he has performed con-
spicuously in large stables.
Uncle Dick said there are 60
many Dicks around the racetrack
that they are differentiated as
Chicken" Dick, "Onion" Dick,
Pacing" Dick, and that he him
self is known as Diamond Dick,
the Poor Mans Friend"
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Curtis Cup Golf Teams
In Practice Rou nds

MANCHEsTERB VT H E.S E A,
Mass, Sept. l Q.N.SO.-Headed by
Mrs. Julius A. Page, jr., of Greens
boro, N. c., reigning U. S. cham
pion, the advance contingent of
Uncle Sans Curtis Cup defenders
reached the Essex County Club to-
day on the eve Of the fourth re-
newal Of the international golf
series.
Mrs. Page, current Carolina
champion, was joined by three
other United States players,
Marion Miley, Lexington, KY,
Patricia Berg, Minneapolis, MINI. !:
and Charlotte Glutting of West
Orange, N. j.
All four Joined the British play
ers in practice rounds.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Ce|tics Play Three
Games Over HOLIDAY

The Alexandria CelticS will take
a three-day trip this weekend,
leaving Alexandria early Satur-
day morning and returning late
Monday night, playing four CON
tests during the tour,
On Saturday, they will oppose
the crack Warsaw A. c., while on
Sunday they play Newport News
in a single game and again on
Monday they will oppose the Ship
builders in a doubleheader.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Christmas
Presents:

RhOdG Christnaas' Sc
lections for tOdGys races
at Marlboro fOllOuO:
First Race: 1. PRETTY
PAL. 2. BROKEN RHYTHM.
3. Kill CLAP.
Second Race: 1. SURE
MISS. 2. LENA GIRL. 8.
MIR. FINGERS.
Third Race: 1. CHESSIE.
2. SALLY QUICK. 3. CAN
BLOOM.
Fourth Race: 1. BRAIN
CHILD. 2. STAR MINT.
3. FLICKERING.
Fifth Race: 1. ARDOR.
2. BEST POLICY. 3. JUSTA
FLIGHT.
Sixth Race: I. ELSIE J.
2. ST. ETIENNE. 3. JAMES
BOY.
Seventh Race: l. BOUL-
DERDAM. 2. GAYLASS.
3. PETEE LAD.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Retria! With Mats

GREENvILLE, s. c., Sept. 1.
Joe Kohlman, who is soon to re-
turn to the Washington ball club
for a trial, allowed Columbia but
five hits, three Of which came in
the last inning, to pitch Green
vile to q 6-to.1 victory.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Sarron, Recovered
To Fiqht Manuel

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. /.
Petey Sarron, former feather
weight champion of the world, re-
covered from an operation on his
left elbow, will meet Baby Manuel,
Of Cuba, here on September 8.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
MiIWaukeeS Want Game

The Old Milwaukee Brewers
are on the lookout for an out-of-
town opponent for Sunday, due to
their game with the Fredericks-
burg Red Sox being cancelled on
account of football practice.
Out-of-town clubs wishing fast
opponent for Sunday, call H. l..
shepherd, Lincoln 5498-R.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Matte Brown S Nine
Meets Little Tavern

Matte Browns nine meets Little
Tavern, Saturday on the East
Elhpse at II a. m, in a double
header. This is a quarter-final
battle in the Columbian league In
sect division championship series.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
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NICK Culop old AA nome KING ne was WIN SACRAMENTO ana
had his application for umpes job 1t generally
beaned while taking from Del Baker,
guessed doublecrosSed.
Early nomination for the MIS- Most VaIuable-Frank
Mccormick Best deal of the BrOOkyn's dis
Strip, Buchr COOney and Henhaw for DurOcher
had to Gutterdge. Brown. Martin Bucher and
everybody but himself at that gaping hole in ShOrfeld
a welt his thigh. He shot
street by occupants of passing auto Luckily
they airgun, aimed low Babe Ruth will
when turns As next Feb Those annuties
the things comrades.
Bob Cookies "The MI is the league where eight
teams seem to lose day."
Bob Trnb of the Springfield Greys working
improved clear vision" baes helmet The YankS
catching prospect Akron. White from Staten
Island he's rapping that rutabaga at 374 clip.
benched But then there
lot of things don't understand Frnstance why
with their big sticking out Of their shoes!
The Washington times., 1938-09-01

CHICAGO, Sept. Sammy Baugh has hung around
baseball players long enough to worry the second
year, iinx. The real damage to Henry Armstrong; lip
was done by Chalky Wright sparrng partner Either
that or you must believe Ambers, overnight developed
from slapper into slugger. Ducky Pond of Yale and
Bo McNIilln of Indiana devout Catholics. Both at
tended church today and prayed for the AStars. WE'LL
Knute Rockne wasn't ashamed to kneel and ask for
little help, either.
motion to Brother Hugh Brad
leys Casey Stenge the best MI job
Dodger grid organizing. They a trip to Wash
months Redskin Eddie Collins. jr.
just completed fine with Saranac Lake
Challenge: Listen EggHead, If that POwerhOuse sand
lot yours hot would love to play
Chumps anywhere at all. Put this in that Of yours
you dare" -Arkwright AnStarS.
Betting snaA perfect" nohtter is in which player
italian descent Charley White the
left hooker down town. The last heard of
Hmmmm. Tough Guys eh? Bic em. boys
~ ~ GS g Se FEES Sees. .~x~,
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The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Marlboro Entries

Weather, clear; track, fast
FIRST RACE-Three-year-ol and up
ward; claiming; purse, $500; Sh fur
The Washington times., 1938-09-01

LONG SHOT DAILY DOUBLE-Windsor Boy, Tanganyika.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
HOUSES Furnished.

CHI CHI, D. C.-WELL-FURN. MODERN
6-rm; house. gas heat. fireplace, gar: blk.
car; car; n bns lines; owner retains rms; Ss5.
62l1 14th ST. NW-6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
automatic heat. garage: we'll furnished: re-
duced OWNER on premises. H.
BY OWNER; 7-ROOM HOUSE MODERN.
excellent condition; near schools stores.
Transportation. 2lO Shepherd ST.. Chevy
Chase, Md. Wis. 249O-R.
ARLINGTON-5-ROO BRICK RECREA-
tion room. garage; oil heat; Venetian blinds
throughout; grand piano: $75. Walnut
CORNER. NV: BEDROOMS i SMALL
ami; beautiful outlook; near school, bus.
Call eve. Georgia 91S5.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 6-ROOM
house garage porches. bet. Wash. and
Hyattsvllle, $40. Greenwood 1918 after
$3.50 pm 81
MT, PLEAsANT-8 ROOMS. BATH. COM
fortably furnished; convenient location.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. Natl. ss75.
165 ST N.E.--FINE CONDITION. COM
pletely furnished; :, bedrooms new Estate
gas range and electric refrigerator. Ideal
location. convenient to everything. Inspect
any time. Col. 1871. Evenings. Shep. :147l.
VICINITY WALTER REED. GOOD
Schools-6 rms. semi-det; sleep porches
garage; avail. Oct. 10. Georgia 134l ewes.
30I BRADLEY LANE CHEVY CHASE MD
BUNGALOW. ) rooms and bath TER
RELL & LITTLE. INC, 1905 ] sth st. NV
DETACHED CORNER HOUSE-sTUDIo-
living room. dining room. kitchen. = bed
rooms, +" baths, Garage; grand piano. ra-
dlo. silver china, linens. Walnut sl45
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.

DISTINGUISHED Colonial home in Chevy
Chase. d. c., comprising : rooms :, baths,
in splendid arrangement for comfortable
living. The main floor with its spacious
piano.. wood burning fireplace; lovely,
wide center hall. dining room kitchen.
Delightful living. porch with view Of front
evergreens and flowers. Three sunny bed
rooms leach large enough for twin beds)
and baths, on 2nd floor; attic for storage;
Just west of Conn. ave. within walking
distance Of elementary junior and senior
high schools. Price S12,950: On terms.
Phone j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. 1143.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

CASH AT oNCEl FOR USED OR OLD
houses D c. investments E w BAILEY
Adams 41s6 Mail. 1885 Meridian pl NV.
BRICK HOUSE, BEDROOMS; NORTH
west, Petworth. Brentwood Takoma Park.
east or west of 10th ST. extended. must
mention PRICE and LOCATION or no no.
ice given; MARKET PRICE FOR CASH.
Box BAN Star. s"
CASH FOR D C. PROPERTY. ANY CON-
dltlon II priced right quick settlement.
ROGER MOSS. 927 18TH Dist. 3121.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored. any condition. E. A..
BARRY. 3439 l4th. Col 6Os6.
Wouid ike AMs possessen sf5 IN Slp days HoSsd eod
cash. No commission E. A. GARVEY Dist,
450s. Eve, Sun. Geo. $500. 1925 VT. ave.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR
condition. provided the price is right.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No Cap Realtor Natl 6-31
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED.

BuNGAloW EHJss5sd 0Dycn ,e,R RMS OIL oaL BURNER
mo. 905 Elder st. NV. Georgia zoos.
open open $ &, L1eHTEp. 81 ,sa, TO t, PM BY
near corner Nebraska ave.-ll rms . ba.
brick; oil burner, gar. $40: also rms,
ba., nearby $50
CHEVY CHAsEm6 RMS. BA, TO II RMS.
SansaioN. $50 FULTON R. GORDON, 5, 1is7 Gs
1871 MONROE ST. NW.-coLoN1AL. 8
ss2aa Rah 81 RSfeh eTp
ssr.gf q rRANkL1N Ms1 No. Sr NE, Me- R., AMI!
no2dpsE MoRERN ,.rs. s,RooM ON CORNER HOUSE;
ls5ss fSn PS1ne eoSm5s Sfabaems full
vAcANE-74l MORTON ST. NV
rooms Saqases and ID b,c v.ts bssdrooms single
Building. District Ol6e.
435 End ST. Sc. NEAR CAPITOL AND
rated: 1850. National a7.4. "'' 'e'0
36ol nth ST. NW.--CoRNER BRICK:
near schools: SIS month ~ '''> - '''''e'
SIX ROOMS, FRONT AND SLEEPING
Col. I'd. immediate possession, wis wis" a5":' 81"
GLOVER PARK->7l MO EMI-bEr.. 8
tiIlS. Ddtn. screened pOrChcS F.
MALONEY. Cleveland 1649
1.ll FARRAGUT ST Nw-lo R. B.
70 ,$Ss HolLY ST foiS WSn!ss: s?u's
GEoRG1S PsG1a0Rv AVE- yayS NW gar 80 arranseS 2seS
Two families. So ala kEEFER 81. pI.ANkea NV.
ST. NwSg 4 p SaTd T S. So b. So ~ z5 SEFFERs9N
KPSSEnY KKPPSSSE ST 81 NV \ W r b. gar; $50. So
e'fs! OF g. fe's'r' gar Also others. Georgia
49, 49, 18th ST; NV ROOMS AND 3
if preferred. Open. OWNER
Vat oe hes ST sss seeTsS R9oMs s4 RATH HOT
tathed large porches: neW-housc toDd
putin pull GARAGE large rear yard, near Up
WALKER ( PRESCOTT INC. North 5ar4.
S63a .WooDLEY PL; NW---s RMS > B:
tSln,,l 2SuIlt,lp earaee, ,eec. refs.; decora ed
pEIWoRTH. 41l5 5ta, ST. NW-6
ssTase s65. Cali Mr. 'iSH BENTLEY lsifss6I,nr colum-
LOVELY GEORGETOWN HOUSE NOW Be
ing IN, J., restored and modernized bedrms.
paths nrepaces, auto. heat: tastefully dec
ri MRs 50 collins HDa5onls papons ss 9ct / Phone
bath also breakfast porch and sleepine
oltlon. opposite Iaft Park; S65 per month
1903 Otis st: ne. Pot. 22s7,
,PETWoRTH---6 ROOMS BATH.
Inclosed, heated porches painted walls
| Venetian blinds and awnings; semi-de-
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC. Natl. ss75.
$50 MORTON PLACE NE.
'00l"s' ls@ CsS'i BRYANr RiA,si ST NV. $40
rooms bath 15I SfFsss s;s So so0s S% condition $50
3:I ROCK GREER { cHtRcH pRisHsF RD NV 200
''''''' -! s3?e 'sS's. isf sT eo1SneS NW -- $40
rooms. receptIon hall bath S65
l@l5 31th ST. NV.
rooms BATH 4aa h-w W H. 81 TetyjaSyation awyation so
10 rooms, :; bath. oil burner SIS
WAPLE ., JAMES, INC
7"24 1tth ST NV Dis. 334f
CHEVY CHASE, 3s12 KANAWHA ST. NV.
0USl West OF Conn; aye,l--Detached home
with front and SIDE porches; q rooms >
oathS' sleeping porch; ami; garage; SlO0.
1922 H st. NV. District $500.
TWO-FAMILY HOME. 5000 4th ST. NV
$50: rec. living room bedroom. inclosed
porch. kitchen, first floor: living room bed
room. Kitchen and bath second floor; rec
reation, toilet and shower in basement;
bullt-in garage: Frgidaire
1404 K. CAFRITZ. Dist 1850.
1924 2sth ST. NW-MODERN. SEMI
detached. 8 rooms and 2 baths. built-in
garage; f1rst-class condition: rent. Sl00
. EDWARD L sTRoHEcKER
10lO Vermont Ave. Met. 2713
1885 ST W-Sl25
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED.
1850 HARVARD ST NV

THE RICHELIEU"
Beautiful tvo-bedroom apartment; three
exposures; overlooking Rock Greek Park:
modern elevator building; $40.
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NEW, DETACHED BRICK.

SS,2bO.
Lot over SO IT. frontage West Of Ga
ave. rms, beautiful finish. built-in ga
rage, .center-han plan. Convenient TO all
Clev. 242S.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

o031 PARK RD. NW.-s RMS. BATHS:
newly reconditioned; schools. transp.: fac
ing park. Natl. 1898.
1914 DECATUR NW.-BEST NEIGHBOR-
hood. 4 bedrooms and large dressing
room. 2i2 baths: everything modern. I'm
mediate possession. Adams 6525.
NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW.
1885 r ST. NE ZONE BLOCK EAST
OF BLADENSBURG ROAD.
Brick, 5 rooms, bath with shower, cleo.
gas heat. refg.. laundry, large fenced lot,
attic. across from Govt. reservation. Quiet
away from heavy traffic. Completely fur
nlshed, SO, or unfurnished at $50.
NEWSOM,
111O H ST NE. LINCOLN 2O1l
Evening star., 1938-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLONIAL ROW BRICK.
>, Eight rooms s., and bath. all @ brick; recrea-
PaVed @ sreet snd ses
ave. and Government park. Owner leaving
Washington. Price. $S.95O. Will consider
$3.50 cash and S62.5O per mo-, balance
Mr.. Bennett. Georgia 229S.
, WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.
H.-w.h.. ohe-car garage. Near stores and
w., Thos. +. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
Evenings Cali Shepherd 1881
,2219 BUNKER HILL RD. NE
Attractive detached brick home, s rms.
tue hst bath h,et open fireplace modern Kitchen
= 2oe4 R I. Ave. NE Dec. osl7.
Chevy Chase Bungalow,
6602 SUMMIT AVE. NV.
Corner Taylor and Summit SITS. NV.
2 squares East Of Brook Tea House.
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS.
ONLY $3.50. .
G. T. refriserators: $500 cash and S65
monthly
Drive out Conn. ave or Brookvile I'd
past Chevy Chase CIRCLE t., TO Taylor st.,
OPEN UNTIL $50 PM.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
1918 H st. NV District 1877.
SO MUCH FOR
$3.50.
e rooms., 2 baths. elec. kitchen. auto-
matte oil heat. steel easement windows,
slate roof; thoroughly insulated ana
screened; wooded lot; 12 minutes from
downtown Washington; schools, stores and
transportation All improvements paid
15-year loan. no renewals. Call between Z
and $50 pm. Republic 1871
THINK OF THIS.
You can buy this large Groom home. on
a lot 80 it, wide, for only S5 $50 on terms
Of $500 cash and S42:50 per month. In
one of WaShington'S finest ne. communi-
ties and only Is minutes from downtown
Near schools. stores and transportation
Call Dupont 5So5
Evening star., 1938-09-08

COLORED, 21O3 2nd ST NV NO. i
Modern duplex. , rooms, kitchen, bath. -di-
nette, screened porch: oil heat and hot
water incl; redec. rent, SiS50. Phone
Mr.. TOMS. Dist o434
Evening star., 1938-09-08
ENJOY 2-BATH COMFORT
FOR ONLY S8,25O

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,
4117 18th ST. NE.
SIX SPACIOUS ROOMS. AIR CONDI-
TONED. RECREATION ROOM. DE LUXE
KITCHEN WITH REFRIGERATOR, CE-
MENT FRONT PORCH: FURRED WALLS
INSULATED, SCREENED. WEATHER
STRIPPED; NICE LOT. PAVED STREET
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. STORES AND
RAPID TRANSPORTATION. A REAL ROW
HOUSE VALUE
left on 18th to house
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Extraordinary Opportunity,

Chevy Chase-A bargain-A new. fine,
attractive residence and large lot. 60xl35,
shade, garage Center hall recreation room,
automatic n W h.. attractive reighborhOod
Price. SlH.15U. OWNER. Cleveland 1850
Evening star., 1938-09-08

and tile bath, h.-Wh. elec buiIt-in garage
hardwood floors. Colonial front and double
rear screened porcheS: evervthine in new
condition; price. St,alO; Will arrange good
terms, f. A GARVEY 'ownerl. Dist 45Os,
Sun ani
Evening star., 1938-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WooDRIDGFs-RooM CORNER HOUSE
furnished or unfurnished, near schools
North Std1
Evening star., 1938-09-08
NO DOWN PAYMENT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Braddock Hts, Va-Beautiful. new g.
room brick home, high. cool; restricted
community. Temple 1870.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

III ,oUU.
DETACHED BRICK HOME
In North Cleveland Park, close TO St Ann S
Church. Is this 7-rm. t3-bedrmD house
with frst-foor lavatory and den; needs
redecorating: out -of-town owner anxious
to sell Cost S16,95n in 1928 price SILL
500. After office hours. call Georeia 1731.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Natl 5aO3 S1l 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1938-09-08
APARrMENIS SUBURBAN.

COOPERATIVE APrs, FOR SALE.
LESS THAN S45 MONTH COVERS ALL
bath; south expos Low cash payment,
easy terms. Box ABE Star
T1LDEN ~GARDENS-RESTRICT OWN
ership; z rooms. baths; excellent buy.
Emerson 1885. Inspection BY appointment.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
THE WEST VIEW

Zl23 EYE 81. NV.
Elec. refg. on house current Ele.
vator. Switchboard Resident Man.
Ager.
. rms. kit. d. .. and bath---S5650
Evening star., 1938-09-08

1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Elec. refg and elec. on house current
Resident manager Elevator,
2 rms. kit. d. q. and bath S67.5O
Evening star., 1938-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Just of Conn ave in one of Washing
tons finest residential sections Ten rooms
% bedroomsl. 2-car garage. semi detached.
iuSt thoroughy recondtioned: $3.50.
Open Daily Till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW IN AMERICAN
each will hold complete set of furniture.
full cellar. fioored attic; modern in every
detail; large lot to alley. real buy direct
from builder. 1t is worth seeing 1925
4Sth st. NV. Out Wisconsin ave to
Eihcott St. west on Ellicott to 4Sth, south
l., blOrE Emerson CSn6
Evening star., 1938-09-08

MALONEY. Cleveland 16ig
I2ll FARRAGUT ST N.W-lo R. B..
large yard &C. gar. conv Gentiles, adults,
$40. 1909 HOLLY ST. W.-Det. : r. b.
GEORGIA AVE. NV r. b., arranged
two families $50. fl3 KEEFER PL. NV
rh r O.. yard, So 80. ~ JEFFERSON
HHGNSE ST N MW;m6 r.. b., gar, $50 SO
elec. retg.. Sc gar. Also others, Georgia
Evening star., 1938-09-08

BUNGALOW. RMS. OIL BURNER.
mo. 9U5 Elder st. NV Georgia 76OS
Evening star., 1938-09-08

SIX ROOMS. FRONT AND SLEEPING
porcheS double garage: near 18TH and
Col. rd. immediate possession. Wis :95O3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

l.. L. JOHNSON,
ep. 01n5. 93a N. Y. Ave. NV North 2o4j.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

1875 18th ST. NV,
Elec. refR. on house current. Res,
Mgr
2 rms. kit. and bath $4,000
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.

fOut Mass. Ave 10 46th St. Right to
FURNISHED Exhb.; Homey
studio room finished in natural wood >
tiled baths; recreation room, air condi-
toned; Johns-Manville insulat ton. auto
matte oil heat. attached brick earage Open
for inspection daily till pm
1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE
INSPECTwMovs !; IN Immediately.
SIS, 5,65O-Open-Easy Terms.
g Rms. B.. Elec.. Hot-Water Heat
Also 1869. running from N. c. ave.
through TO A st. at $3.50
Evening star., 1938-09-08
NEW
AIR-CONDITIONED
HOMES.

2316 HUIDEKOPER PL. NV,
GLOVER PIX BET w AND BENTON SITS
ct 2S0 Owner sacrificing this almost
~''oo" new home. with deep lot and de-
tached garage. i rooms, tile
bath. recreation room. large
front porch; fully insulated One
black from natural park; near
grade. Junior and high schools:
half block to bus ana close down.
town, Check into this
KEJI,Fv STEEI e. pPANNEp MET
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-07-21
AFL Sfufe Labor
Convention Nav
Surposs Record
History MdY Repeat Itself
At Cincinnati When
Federation Meets
(By Ohio Labor News Service)

Wy oHlO NEWS ocINlCtJ
Columbus, O.-With a steady flow
of duplicate credentials being return
ed to headquarters of the Ohio State
Federation of Labor here by delegates
from affiliated Unions, indications are
that the greatest convention of the
State Branch of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor in 21 years will again
be held in Cincinnati.
When President Michael J. Lyden,
Youngstown, bangs the gavel and off,
cially opens the 54th annual conven-
tion of the State Federation of Labor
in the air conditioned Hall of Mirrors
in the Netherland Plaza Hotel August
1, between 400 and 500 delegates are
expected to be in attendance.
Twenty-one years ago, on October
8, 1917, 486 delegates from 365 local
Unions and 20 City Central Bodies met
in Eagles Hall on Walnut street in
Cincinnati to establish record which
has not been surpassed in the inter-
vening years.
In the fiscal year of the Ohio State
Federation of Labor, which closed
June 80, 1913 additional Local Unions
affiliated with the State Body, Offset
ting by wide margin in number and
membership the loss of 81 CIO Unions
which were expelled by Executive
Board action June 26, 1887.
This increase in membership is ex-
pected to enable the 1888 convention
Continued on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-07-21
Locul No. 1872 Heurs
Report Of Delegate
Auditing Committee Shows
Books To Be In First
Class Condition

Willard Garner, delegate to the re-
cent annual convention of the Broth
erhood in Atlantic City, gave an ex-
cellent report at last Monday nights
meeting Of Local Union No. 1872. Our
newly elected president, James Moss
was in the chair.
We were assured that our books
were in first class condition by the re-
port of the auditing committee. We
did find, however, that we have few
members in arrears and they are
warned that dues and assessments
must be paid up by August l, or sus-
pension will follow.
All members are asked to be pres
ent to assist our new officers. Our
next meeting will be held August and
we are expecting to see everyone
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Labor Records Of
Cundidufes Listed
BY S+o+e AFL Body
DdveY. Sawyer and Bricker
All Declared Okeh
By O. S. F. L.
(By Ohio Labor News Service)


Columbus, O.-Governor Martin L.
Davey's record on Labor legislation is
rated 900 per cent" in a report
issued Tuesday by Secretary Treas
urer Thomas j. Donnelly, of the Ohio
State Federation of Labor, to the
membership of American Federation
of Labor Unions in Ohio.
The personal Labor records of
Charles Sawyer, opponent of Governor
Davey in the Democratic primary, and
John w. Bricker, lone Republican can
didate for the Governorship, are rated
"good" and Favorable to Labor" re-
spectively, in the report.
Labor records of candidates for
Lieutenant Governor, Attorney Gen
eral, Secretary of State, Treasurer OF
State, Judges of the Supreme Court
United States Senator and Congress
man-at-Large, where such records are
available, are also made known in the
report.
Records of candidates for the Ohio
Senate and House Of Representatives
were compiled and supplied the AFI
membership last week, showing the
labor attitude of candidates in al
available instances, and the vote cast
by incumbents seeking reelection OF
l28 Labor measures considered by thu
92nd General Assembly.
A QUESTIONABLE, embodying the II
point legislative program adopted
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To
Nome Conferee
Local Well Pleased With the
Action Of Delegates
At Convention

Warehousemen's Local Union No.
86 heard an excellent report from it's
delegates to Atlantic City convention
at the last regular meeting. The To-
cal is well pleased with the manner
in which the delegates handled their
duties at the convention.
Next Monday night this local will
meet to elect conferee to represent
the members at this years wage con-
ference with the manufacturers. Every
member should make it his duty to
be present and vote for the most cap
able man in the organization. The
conference will be held early in
August, in all probability. Bank night
was observed last Monday and was a
big success. You want to make GER
tain you are present at the next one.
20 C. SG