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Evening star., 1938-07-05
HELP MEN.

nines week. Decatur i6as.
CAR WASHER. experienced. Apply 1as
G st. NV. See Mr.. Dolton.
CRAFTSMAN heating, ventilating. cleo
trio wolk. similar to procurement divi-
sion: age and salary expected. Box 29-Y.
Star.
GASOLINE STATION -ATTENDANT-Must
Work. Permsnent It position. ' Wrtr' aa stating ssle
age. exp. and phone. Box 35-Z Star
MEN ,3u,. to distribute circulars Wednes-
day morning. 80 am. 3rd and Florida
sPOrTER. white; experienced. for syn
thetic cleaning plant one who can take
complete charge only thorouxhly expe-
rienced need apply. Box !I4-B. Star.
young men who are willing to work days
and evenings weekly. Men selected must
hsvs. s.s5 s Week IN ,,sSy ad
bonus to start; hustlers can earn S35 10
start. . Apply TOMORROW only. before 8
NV ASK for Mr.. Lonnie.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
wants men with cars who Can qualify
for position as sales representatives. spe-
BACKGROUND desired. Complete sales train-
ing course and an expense allowance dur
Do Do not % apply unless niles you really want y the
work are honest and desire continuous
and permanent employment: Our PROPOSE
tween y and II Wednesday morning. Dis
trict Of Columbia Motor Club. Penna. ave.
and 18th st NV.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
earning $50 and UP per week. Do not
apply unless are nsa and
drivers JsiSs 3Sis'P:fs3 5s i$xicAs q Aszn
MEcTRICAL OFFICE desires stock clerk
all types of materials. capable Of pricing
and billing: bookkeeper must be able to
Would preea man R has own ~orfsa iol
electrical or plumbing firm. If you can
qualify for either. Of these two Jobs. write
to the right men. Box oO-Y. Star.
MillWork Estimator, Jr.
Excellent chance for advancement. State
in your first letter .full experience present
employment and salary expected Our own
men know Of this ad Box 2l6-B Star
WANTED-2 MEN.
Not necessarily experienced In our line
Of business: but men who can sell and md
fne ns p,sSea prodaet e. sseeient s mt d.m pI.n
ene aeff the 'f m.n Apply ONCE te
Mr.. Simmons. Nash Motors Of Washing
ton. 2166 Champlsin st. NV.
RESPONSIBLE MARRIED MEN.
Three men, Is to 40 years of
age, for immediate connection;
must be permanently located in
Washington or vicinity; must be
able to furnish Al references.
Responsible connection will
steady income, and excellent
future possibilities. All men will
be required to work hard and
consistently to qualify. Any
man out of work for more than
a few months need not apply.
Bring copy Of this ad and see
our manager, at 1880 sharp
Wednesday afternoon, Room 205.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-07-05
Unwilling Dog Catcher.

CHICAGO (P).-Mrs Dorothy Orth
complained in Circuit Court that her
husband struck her.
With what" asked Judge P. J.
Finnegan, did he strike you?"
With our collie dog"
How much does the dog weigh?"
Eighteen pounds, but he threw him
only feet"
Mrs. Orth was awarded a divorce
Her husband John was awarded Gus
tody Of the dog
Evening star., 1938-07-05
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. J. ID. FLINT.

Brrr! Get out your old gray bonnet
with the earmuffs on it, cause we're
going up north all the way to the
frozen ice foes, where live the Es-
kimos, rubbing noses night and day.
The musical arrangement isn't so good
but If you can't sing it you can play
Evening star., 1938-07-05
DAILY SHORT STORY
SINGING HEART
By Barbara Ann Benedict.

T he m o n t h S
dragged by. They
ere not asy
months. They were
not lightened by
hope, for hoping
was foolish. The
smart thing to do
would be to find
work somewhere
far away. To 60
away and never
come back. Never
see Jo h n Steele
She didn't X n 0 W
why she remained
in WOodford.
There " as one
letter from John.
A gay, impersonal
letter. telling of his
work, his achieve
M e n is. He was
happy. He did not
mention com l n 6
home.
There were also
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VALERlA attend
ed the party.
Not to have done
so would have been
an admission OF her
love for 10 h n
Steele. Now no one
would know save
she and John. This
gesture would dis
pei any vestige OF
doubt, would still
the agg ! n g
| tongues OF the gos-
sips.
Standing Wit h
her h q n d resting
lightly on the arm
Of H nry Hicks,
with whom she had
been dancing when
the drummer's roll
had signaled that
an q announcement
was to be made.
she kept her head
high q n d . set
sl 1s~,
Evening star., 1938-07-05
CART USED 200 YEARS
BEFORE CHRIST SHOWN
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-Ap ancient Egyptian
OK cart, used for transporting sacred
animals to the sacrifice some 200 years
before Christ. is on view at the New
York Museum of Science and Industry
m Rockefeller Center.
The cart was found in q vault Of
IN old temple on the banks of the
Nile, which was undergoing excava-
taon some years ago. So securely had
ehe walls Of the vault been sealed when
the cart was placed there that, al
though well below high water mark.
Ao water had penetrated during any
Ct the rivers many foundations.
Evening star., 1938-07-05
Turkey Gobler Motherly.

STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn. (P).
Mrs. Mary Fedorchuck says her
turkey gobbler does better Job Of
Matching than any turkey hen she
ever saw.
The tom Matched out % young turks
month ago. Now he has IL more
eggs under him.
Evening star., 1938-07-05

their cars at one OF the manual train
ing shops which have been made avail
able to Soap Box Derby entrants. The
shops are open. under proper super
vision. at Jefferson. Eliot, Powell and
mcfarland Junior High Schools, from
10 am. till noon, and from to pm
The rules for entering the derby
will be found elsewhere on this page
Evening star., 1938-07-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

hOUSEkEEPER and general worker. white
small family; good home; Catholic; refer
ences; S25 month. Box 115-Y, Star.
HOUSEWORkER- COOK. white, for situa-
ton in New York City. Sleep In and as
Slst care small boy. Call Wis. 613l before
Evening star., 1938-07-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION desires position to elderly
iaos capable OF taking entire charge:
sooo driver. Gray. National 1856
COOK. experienced colored woman, with
references; restaurant. school cafeteria or
resort. Box Bay. Star -
NURSE. years experience. will take any
case oest DOCTORS reference. Col lOO6S Sc
PRACTICAL NURSE willing and kind. belp
90 houSework. no washing or ironing: CITY
reference. l""2 18th ST. NV
G1STERED NURSE. young efcient. ca
psoie. thoroughly experienced in care Of
newborn invalid or acutely i'll. Also once
nurse II no tipping REQUIRED. Best city ref
erences tColoredb Dupont 343a &c
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER-La Of
nee preferred; young woman, competent
snu al, ta ehcieni IN al ONCE work. desires po-
aidol' ABOVE average stenographer: :,
years experience. some legal law school
graduate; moderate salary Box l5S-Y
Star. -
SECRETARY. M. A. degree: 4 years local
experience, desires work two or three weeks
IN lalter part OF July or in August Rel
erehces. Hyattsyille 44-W. Is.
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST. type so words
minute dlctatlon liO words min; grad
hith schooi; Sl5 week: age ls; appreciate
work. Margaret Brown, Berwyn 13-W
ueave message.
STENOGRAPHER desires permanent lob.
general ONCE experience capable Of han.
oLhk routine correspondence. Hyatts ll4-J
WOMAN. coiored. desires general house,
WORK lst-class cook; stay in: city refer
ence. 1928 Que St NV
YOUNG LADY. governeSs. or take care of
enid knowledge Of typine English. Ger
man. French or Spanish Col :s'09-W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 6Ol
Westory Bldg. 18th and r Met. 1888.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. EUGENE W. ROLLINS, 2304 ldIh
st. Sc tie
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. HERBERT CARTER. 81 st. ne
OUR PL.ANOGRAPH SERVICE IS NOT
expenSive-Youl be surprised at the mod
est cost for expert reproductions OF any
printed matter in black and white or colors
Save both time and money! Consult US on
any Job Estimates on request!
Columbia Paragraph Co.,
80 st. NE. Metropolitan 1892
Evening star., 1938-07-05
SALESMAN.

REALTY OFFICE can use young party part
time selling. small salary. commission: car,
shorthand knowledse preferable; reference
Mr.. Ryon. 1910 N. Y. ave.
SHOE SALESMAN. retail: commission: !:
should average $1,000 volume q month;
semi-eorrective shoes: state age. Qualifi-
cations. commission expected and refer
ences. Box 14S.Y. Star.
Evening star., 1938-07-05

it. Sitting in an air-conditioned igloo
were 10 frosty. furry. funny Eskimos.
As you know, Eskimos greet each other
by rubbing noses. These particular
Eskimos were playing kind Of nose
rubbing game whereby each Eskimo
rubbed noses with every other Es-
kimo. Under these conditions how
many greetings of the nose-rub va
riety took place?
(Copyrisht. 1889
ANSWER on Page B-l6.)
Evening star., 1938-07-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec b56I. 1902 18th,
NAY c0oks. maids.1 g;h. w., nurses. part-time
oss WORKERS cotDles. housemen. g.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1928 9Th. Dec. 242I. :.
furnishes help. work: men. women cooks
maids. e.h.N.. hGusemen.
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted-s<yerai
hair Dressers REGISTRY, 800 p st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, with
sbnM ssSbil1wi1k; steady position. Veimsr Beauty
CANVASSERS. must be Aggressive and
willing to work; salary and commission
ing Co, Inc. si3 New York ave. NV NV. s.
COLLEGE STUDENTS or teachers 90
mornings. students dept. Real Silk. c.7 i4s7
DRESS sALEswoMEN--Est.bl,.h your
own dress shop: no investment; excellent
81 n ~ Employment mgr. 7l5 9th
PHONE SOLICITOR, by portrait photos- :
rspner; experience desirable, pleasant
sS'fei ssfez. sSSa s9Sa handwriting essential Box
TEACHER and college student pleasant
anS ,IaS healthful summer work for old estab.
nsneo concern: interesting expertence
ySne yS weeks tree training required. BOX
MATTRESSES VA % for soda fountain; viii
inxton DRUG Store. 6t5 Fs. ave. NV.
,~1,rI WAIIFEsS. M experienced and reliable. Co.
ionisl Conee ShoDpe. Inc. 10Th and Penns.
CORPORATION desires services of capable.
olo established publishing concern On
portunity Tor Advancement One week s
Tree framing REQUIRED. Box 31l-A. Star.
LADY.
lady past 40 years Of axe to repre-
sent one OF Washlnstons finest civic prof
eCtS Fleasant, dlgnif1ed and Interesting
work. pleasing personality and abiiit :
70 meet the public the only requirements
no canVasSlng or selling Call at our
EXECUTIVE ofIices 3"Ol Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AZ District line. mornings after 10 am
Evening star., 1938-07-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored work i'll bachelor apartment
or part or fun time. Dupont 36S7.
.hita SihL deslrous Of job as companion to
7O9l- j. N"n N"'1.
GIRL colored. wants work as gen. house
Keeper. iull or part time. Col. 445l-W .
GIRL colored. experienced, wants work
time: reference Decatur 53l9
GIRL. colored. desires full or part-time
work as maid: references. Columbia s3i0.
GIRL. colored reliable. with reference.
Msnbs lumb,s woTs anss full or part time. Call Co.
GIRL: wants lob. no Sundays. 1913. 18th
Girl colored ,experienced; wants Job as
mothers or children's maid. North !25.
GIRL colored. wishes part or fulI-time
work city reference. Potomac 81 ~
Girl. colored. wants general housework;
1874 Swami st. NV.
GIRL colored. reliable. wants days work
Iues and Thurs permanent no objection
to llVht laundry. All. U.,S-J
GIRL, colored. work in bachelor apt full
or part time. Dupont 36S..
GIRL. neat. colored wishes general house
work, DAY I or part time. 6i5 L st. sc.
GIRL. colored wants day or part-time
work home So Met. 1s03.
GIRL eoiored. wants general housework or
NortR 661i-W
GIRLS t2). southern. want work rs nurse
or q, i,Is asnersl housework: reference. Republic
LAUNDREss. work to bring home and out
oy days; Al references. North 1856
LAUNDRESS AND CLEANER. colored. s
years experience. reference: sood With
children; day or BY week. Decatur 534S
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants part-time
WorK. morning or evening: small laundry;
no sundays: good ref. Adams $40.
BY COLORED WOMAN. place as first-class
COOK small family. Potomac 6gs3y-W.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
POPULAR PIANO LESSONS. EASY EN-
wards school of Music. pn. Pot. e s7sS s'oo'0' I'-
eoaFss Ss With p touch XII ,ypnx suMMaR x1ls
for auto firms. doctors and dentists: cool
ICE. Natl. aii4. M isi1 1NNA1 6 st. shH'-
NAKoN BEAUTY sCHOOL-Positions Sc
cured for graduates: no down payment:
day. nirht classes. 1884 Park I'd. iS:
SPANISH. native teacher: conversational
method; beginners. advanced students.
Small classes: Monthly. Last three days
sstsp to snrSiI; Siiaa Mr.. Ramos Brent House Pc
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping. Eng.
Arlth. speed dict: beginners and review
ers; individual instruction. Decatur 3:S4
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by expert; easy
ssrnrnd parking speeiSlty: 81 per lesson permits
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS. where you
get training proved by the success Of many
Hemphin graduates-where you learn on
real Diesel engines. where you get the
most thorough. most practical Diesel
Registrars of1ee. 400 Garrison blvd.
Baltic.
Evening star., 1938-07-05
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING MIAMI. FLA. ABOUT 10th;
fast trip; new Terraplane: room 3 or 4.
anywhere en- route, references exchanged.
Box say Star
Evening star., 1938-07-05

LOST,
DALMATIAN coach dog. female. 3 years
oio' collar. no tag. From 293S N. Buchan-
an st. Arlington. Walnut 1871
DIAMOND WEDDING RING marked Il, I,
8. lr.. 10 B. w Sl2-2,-,0" Monday
morning. July 4. around ] O'Clock either
Calvert Pastry Shop. Reward Cieveis nd
,S6'.
pOCkErBOOk. ladys. white: finder may
Keep money. please return wedding ring
and other contents Adams lnt
WALLET, mans. Gather vicinity 1859 Lee
Highway. Finder please call Clar 1U5
liberal reward 4o?l Lee Highway
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, male IA
months black and white. vicinity Of
Brookland, reward. 1905 Lawrence ST.
ne. Decatur U442
WRIST WATCH platinum. diamond
studded. downtown Saturday am.: reward
Box BAY. Star
Evening star., 1938-07-05

CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Hollander. Met. 4s13.
II ROOMS. downtown, lease: income $500
monthly; $1,000; terms.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
l3z8 n u. NV. (Reom 410). Net. Ass.
Evening star., 1938-07-05
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted animals 10
me ANIMAL Protective Association. 5000
Wheeler rd sc. Atlantic .I4.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-03-31
GRANGE TO TAKE NEW MEMBERS

GRANGE TO TAKE NEW MEMBERS
A large class Of new members will
be initieated ct tho Grange Hall in
Pa1nor on the evening of April IA.
At this same meeting thore will be
party to commemorate the third
birthday Of the Palmer Grange, WIFI Oh
was organized on April 60, 1855. At
that ti,D Mr. &C 81 Hunt was the first
Worthy Ma ster and there wore about
fifty charter mombors. At the pre-
sont timo tho Pioneer Grange Mol
is tho only Grange in Alaska and
thore are nearly $50 mombers.
The Party Will be in the form of q
Il + claasa s laGGGaa 60 L laa - 4
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-03-31
REMEMBER THAT:

REMEMBER THAT: The Palmer School
pres cnts q comic eperetta at tho
Community Hall on April ct $500.
There's to be q big dance at tho
Butte Hall inrned lately following.
There Will be q bus loovo Palmer.
In order to make wood burning econ
omical1y sotisfact tory, it has boon
necessary t o reduce tho price to
s. 90 per cord on the tracts or
"a. 90 per cord delivered in the
boilor room.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-03-31

CORPORATION ANNOUNCES NEW
POLICY OF COLLECTIONS
The Disbursing Agent of tho A.R.R.c.
John Osscward, announces that bcgin-
ming April /, in line with the poll
cy Of the Corporation, new policy
Of collections Will be put into
effect.
Usually ogre oments are made at the
Hospital for payment of ccounts and
made at the Discussing office on tina
basis. However, in the absence Of
any agreomont, collecti ons Will be
made at tho rate Of lO% Of any in
come due from the A.R.R.C. or the
M.V.F "A.
Those working for the Corporation
may apply tho 15% being withhold
from their salaries may apply this
amount on Hospital bills due from
February /, 1887 to March 1, 1883,
if they care to do so. Also, they
may apply any Of this money on spo-
cial bills which arc payable in cash
Tt is also announced that all land
1oasos arc payable in cash Is con-
are working may apply tho 49, with
held on those bills, if they wish.
short-timo loan payments must be
paid regularly on satisfactory ARA
ngements. An additional charge of
so per year will be charge on ovor-
due payments.
The A.R.R.C. advises that any one
who docs not make arrangements with
Mr.. Oss seward to pay thoir bills due
Will have all credit discontinued.
This will apply to seed loans.
x x x x x x y
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-03-31

MORE ABOUT Coop Board Meeting
The Board pledged its support and
Mr.. Brix Will go ahead with plans.
Mr.. Fred Johns on and Mr.. Virgil
Eckert from the Colony Council pre-
%nnted resolution regarding the
e1ectriftcetion program in the
valley. They asked the Association
to ondeavor to furnis h funds to
Sond IIr George Sund to Washing ton,
DC. to speed tho approval of the
Rural Eloctrifi ion Admin s ira
ton for the project in the Valley.
telegram from Anthony j. Di amond
from Washington, DC, was read,
which stated that Dr.. Co1vin Is now
doing everything possible to secure
funds for cleo trification Of the
Matanuska Valley, and that it was
Mr.. Diamond IS opinion that 1t is not
advisable to send preventative
hore at this time. He further
stated that 1t might be desired at
later date and in that event he
or DR.. Co1vin would wire. Mr.. Brix
was appointed by the Coop Board
to continue the invos LEGATIONS.
The next moeting Of the Board is
Snha6117 FOR Aroi1 at 7aZ0
Evening star., 1938-09-30
Sleep Disease
Virus of Horse
And Man Same
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Science Editor.

|
NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The Rookie
feller Institute today announced that
an outbreak Of human sleeping sick
ness now going on in Southwestern
Massachusetts, has been traced to
horses.
This is the first time that horses
have been definitely implicated as
causes Of human encephalitis. The
horses In Southwestern Massachusetts
have been dying of encephalomyelitis
well known animal disease, resem-
bling human sleeping sickness, but
not heretofore known to be the same.
The horse disease Is caused by a
virus Of the same kind found in the
brains of five children who died of
sleeping sickness in the horse disease
area.
The report Is made in Science by
Leslie T. Webster and F. Howell
Wright. Medical men here commented
that the discovery is Of tremendous
Importance. viruses are the known
cause not only of human sleeping
sickness, but of other serious diseases
and of epidemic flu.
These viruses virtually disappear in
the intervals between the human epi-
denies. Medical scientists have been
trying to find the hiding places, with
the idea that they could prevent re-
newed epidemics. The sleeping sick
ness discovery is evidence that a virus
can modify its form and hide among
the animals
Previous evidence of the same sort
has been found by the Rockefeller In.
stitute to show that the flu virus
hides in swine.
Evening star., 1938-09-30

Lot includes x1O5O Wilson Gene Saraxer
De Luxe woods, 5000 Wilson Gene Sara1er
Model 2a3 woods. Wilson Quest wood
pairs only), Wilson Oggmented woods. So. 81
Hillerich 4 Bradsby Vic Ghezli woods. ant
$500 Wilson Gene Sarazen Power Gaus,
woods. Buy set and save.
Evening star., 1938-09-30
A. F. OF |. ATTACKS
FEDERAL CONTROL
Woll Sees Fallacy of Labor
Trusting to Government
Regulation.

By the Associated Press.
HOUSTON. Tex, Sept 30.-Increas-
ing support of a policy OF less govern
ment control over employer -employe
relations drew attention of American
Federation of Labor officials and dele
gates arriving today for the Fedora
tlon's annual convention next week.
Matthew Woll of New York, third
vice president told a preliminary con-
ference:
Il think developments abroad have
clearly indicated the fallacy of labor
trusting everything to political con-
troll"
Federation officers said they had
invited several Federal oficeholders,
headed by Vice President Garner, to
speak, but no invitations had been
sent to Secretary Perkins or members
of the Labor Board.
1t was the second year Miss Perkins
has been omitted from the list, but
Chairman J. Warren Madden of the
Labor Board, was invited last year.
Evening star., 1938-09-30
Personalized Instruction is
important to You

One of the reasons Coach Rockne developed all
American football players is because he knew his
men personally-they knew him. They received per-
sonalized coaching That is what you get in this
course. Granville B. Jacobs organizes this course
and Granville B. Jacobs himself conducts every
class session except two.
You will know him-he will know you. He will fol-
low your progress from the beginning of the course
to the end You will get personalized instruction
according to your needs
Evening star., 1938-09-30
BARBOUR ATTACKS
ONE.MAN CONTROL
New Jersey G. 0. P. Candidate
for Senate Also Assails Foe
as Rubber Stamp Type.

Fy the Associated Press.
TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. 30.-W.
Warren Barbour, seeking return to the
United States Senate as the New Jer-
sey Republican candidate for Gov.
Moore's unexpired term. flung down
the gauntlet last night to President
Roosevelt.
Addressing a dinner rally Of more
than 500 party leaders. the former
Senator said:
The people of the United States
do not want any one-man domination
Of the country regardless of his high
ideals"
OF his opponent, William H. J. Ely,
New Deal supporter, Mr.. Barbour de-
clared
Il am convinced the people of New
Jersey want representative Of New
Jersey in Washington, and not repre-
sentative of Washington in New
Jersey"
The principal speaker of the eve
ming, Midwestern Dewey. because
Of his racket prosecutions in Chicago,
c. Wayland Brooks pleaded for main-
tenance of a Government ''of divided
power" asserting that democracy de-
manded that to avoid centralized con-
troll.
Evening star., 1938-09-30
Pit Primitive Prison.

The pit was the primitive form Of
mans invention to keep men. and fol
that matter, powerful animals. pris.
oner. 1t was the only way to catch
them because these deep holes kept
them securely till hunger or exhaustion
overcame the captured.
Evening star., 1938-09-30
Fish Strikes Prince.

While fishing off the shores of Den.
mark, near Elsinore, Prince Axel of
Denmark was nearly caught by tun-
ney, weighing 28O pounds, which he
had hooked The prince fell over
board and was struck by the fish, but
escaped with bruises. A few minutes
later he landed the catch.
Evening star., 1938-09-30
Democrat Hits James.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Sept. 80 P).-
Charles Alvin Jones, Democratic cam
didate for Governor. accuses Superior
Court Judge Arthur H. James, his Re-
publican opponent, Of "peddling" legal
opinions 'in bulk from street corner
to street corner"
Mr.. Jones said last night in an ad-
dress here that Judge James had re-
ferred to the Earle administration S
legislative program as the greatest
mass of legal folly I ever saw" and
continued
I'VE have here the spectacle of a
member of high tribunal publicly,
from the political stump, condemning
laws wholesale. The sight of is neither
pleasant nor edifying to all who hold
our courts in high esteem"
Mr. Jones. a Pittsburgh attorney
declared Judge James was creating
disrespect for the courts" and added
When q member of the Superior
Court Of my State drags his judicial
robes of Office along in a descent from
the bench to the political stump I re-
sent his conduct which strikes at the
very heart of the American judicial
system"
Reviews Earle Administration.
Jones, reviewing Earle administra-
ton legislation, asked:
Does he include giving labor for
the first time the legal right to organ
tze and bargain collectively in his
term legal folly?
Does he include the abolition Of
company-paid deputy sheriffs as legal
folly?
Does he include the protection Of
women in industry from long hours
and starvation wages as legal folly?
Does he include the public utility
law giving the people of his State
effective regulation and millions of
dollars in rate reductions as legal
foily'?"