davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Cesky vojensky letec byl nucen
pristati " Polsku.

V okresu b6lskem, pouhych
so kilometrI Cd hranic polsko-
ceskoslovenskych, pTistalo vo-
jenske letadlo ceskoslovenske
armady, ktere bylo vybaveno
kulometem a take radiovymi
~pr1stroji.
Pristani csl. letce bylo nuce-
ne 81 nouzove. Ceskoslovenst1
pilot z noho letadla tvrdf, re
busola ma jejich p%rfstroji k u
kazovanf smeru byla poskoze-
ma. Csl. letci byli zadrzeni v
Bialej az do vyrfzenf obvyk-
lych formalit mezi obema sta
.ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Nova "lipa svobody" z narize-
nj okresniho nradu.

V Novych Vernericfch ma
Duchcovsku byla pc pTevratu
ceskymi lidmi ma namesti "a
sazena ''l1pa svobody''. Pone-
vadz byla NemcGm trnem v O.
c1ch, byla nahle pri provadeni
kanalisacn1ch prac1 porazena.
Ceske obyvatelstvo bylo touto
provoked %vzruseno. Nyn1 O.
kresn1 trad v Duchcove naTidil
obci, ably sama We stredu obce
vysadila novou, statnou l1pu,
jej1z okolf by vhodne upravi-
la. Obec potion novou "L1pu
svobody" odevzda v opatrova-
nj tel. jednote Sokol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Priklad Prahv.

V posledn1 dbe cetli jsme v
tisku fadu clank1, ukazujfcich
ma vyznam populace; clanky
ty z velke cast navazovaly ma
statistical setrenf a nepotesi-
telne prognosy z Mich yyplyva-
jlc1, re obyvatelstvo u mas bu-
de starnouti a re pTiliv MIA
dych lid nevynahradi odchod
lid1 starnouc1ch. 0 teto disku-
Sc o populacnich otazkach
pfichazi mesto Praha S pTispev
KEN, ktery jest cinem a ktery
by mel byti i p~Tfk1adem. Nest
ska rada v Praze sc usnesla
dati mimofadnou jednorazo-
YOU pomoc 1000 korun pTi ma
rozeni ctvrteho a dalsiho dite-
tie rodinam, ktere bydli nejme-
ne pet let v Praze. Dale sc O.
becni rada usnesla DAFT jedno-
razovou vypomoc obecnlm "a
mestnancGm pr narozeni detf
a O 500 korun pri narozeni
prvnlho a druheho d1tete, 1000
korun pri narozen1 tTetlho d.
|tete a dalS1ch. Priklad oboe
prazske jest tim cennejsf, re
klade dGraz ma zdravotni det-
ske poradny, ktere budou kon-
troloVati zdrav1 detf a i tim, re
Sc V tonic opatren1m mestske
rady ozyvaj1 zdrave zasady
eugenicke. Pr1klad mesta
Prahy nen1 jen v tom, re pTi-
chazl S penezitym pr1spevkem
k populacnfmu problemu. Cd
haduje Sc, re tato akce Dude
staff ma million korun. Vyznam
Jest pfedevsim v tom, re Sc
diva ma populacn1 problem S
hlediska socialnlho a hospo-
dafskeho. Cetne rodiny pri
stejnych mzdovych a plato
vych podm1nkach must Sc da-
leko vice omezovati nez rodi-
ny bezdetne nebo S jednfm Ill
tkem; mali stat a narodni spo-
lecnost zajem a populacnim
problem, must pTihlizeti i k
hmotne STRANGE teto veci. Ale
to nenf jenom problem statu a
verejne spravy. Tu niue mno-
no udelat i soukrome podnika-
nj. Caste jsme cetli dennim
tisku 1vahy dovolavajici Sc, a.
bychom 81 vsimali populacni
otazky. Ale stacilo bratiti ne
kolik stranek, postacilo podi-
vati Sc do inseratG, abychom
tam videli nazory a zajmy do
celia jine. casio ctem v insera-
tech, re sc hledaji "bezdetni
manzele," casio cteme v ohlas-
kach, re dava Sc pTednost u
chazecGm svobodnym. A i
tam, kde jde o pronajem bytd,
klade Sc ddraz, re byl jest pou-
re pro bezdetne manzele, coz
znamena re domaci pan mech
ce byti rusen veselou hrou ma
lych det1. Nen1 universalniho
receptu ma resent populacnfho
problemu; jest jenom potrebi
81 uvedomiti dplne jeho VIZ
nam a potion poole toho jed
natl We vsech oborech statn1ho
i soukromeho zivota. A Praha
prisla S dobrym a konkretn1m
pT1kladem a cinem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Masarykovy spisy vyjdou " Ii
dovskem iaZyce.

V Palestine vyjdou sebrane
spisy Masarykovy v hebrej-
skem pfeklade. Soubor vyjde
v peti svazcich a Dude stat $50
Kc. Sionisticke organisace pro-
paguji toto vydanf mezi zidy
ma celem svete. Mad prekla-
dem a usporadanfm dfla bdf
zvlastni vybor, s~estavajfcf re
spisovatelG a vedcu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Zanik kdysi slavneho remes-
la cinarskeho.

Cfnarstvf nebo konvarstvl
byvalo kdysi nejen v Praze, a.
lie i V fade vetSfch ceskych
NEST Temeslem, O nemz bylo
mono pravem rfci, re ma fla
tie dino. CfnaTi zvani take
cinisi, zvonari a konvari zaby-
vail Sc vyrobou nejrozmani-
tejs1ch predmetG z GNU. Jen
p~f1kladem uvadfme, re do re-
mesla cinarsk6ho spadala W.
roba konv1, mis-, pohar1, rdz-
nych dekoracn1ch pTedmet1,
k~ftitelnic, ba i lit won't. Mel
vets1ho rozkvetu dosahlo CT
nafstv1 V Cechach a tim i v Pra
re We XIV. a XIV. stoletf. Teh-
dy nenasla Sc snad jedina do
macnost, kde by nebylo neja-
keno c1narskeho vyrobku. ia
Ike velike oblibe tesilo Sc re-
meslo k~onvarske, dokazuji
nam nejlepe zaznamy praz-
skych archivG. Poole Mich by
10 V Praze v letech 1920 al
1926 napocteno dokonce 1O8
pf1slusnlkG Temesla c1narske-
no a zvonkaTskeho. Czech
Prazskych c1nard byl proto
velmi vazenym, ba i slavnym.
ZaJ1mave jest rovnez ~zjistenf,
re vyroba konvarska byla v
Praze pfevazn6 v rukou ces-
kych. Toto dokazuje nejlepe
rok 1853, kdy byli napocteni V
celem prazskem cfnaTskym
cechu pouze diva Nemci. V
temze roce byli mezi prazsky-
mi cfnaTi take diva specialist
konvickaTi: Havel a Lauren
titus, ma Novem meste praz-
skem. Jednou z ~nejvetsfch
pracf, ktera vysla z rukou
prazskych konvard, jest veliky
zvou svatostepansky. Tento
zvon byl ulit roce 1905 v dill
mach Jana, konvare z Tyna.
Nejpopularnejs1 osobou mezi
prazskymi c1naTi v roce 1922
byl konvaT Brikc1 z Noveho
mesta, ktery byl We znamych
prazskych bourfch dokonce
stat. Poole nekterych zazna-
MI Sc soudf, re tento byl pred
KEN slavn6 zvonarske rodiny
Brikc1ch. Konvari byli lidem
velmi vznetlivym. To dokazu-
je opet nejlepe velke vzboure-
nj tovarysd konvarskych v ro-
ce 1912. Byla to vlastne celia
stavka. Rozbesneni konvarStf
tovarysi opustili tehdy bez W.
povedi sva mista a sbehli sc do
mesta, kde V pGtce k smrti ut
loukli dokonce znameho mi
stra HanuSe. S prichodem no.
vych modern1ch material1 to-
varn1 vyroby, jake vetsna sta
rych femesel, zanikalo i cfnar-
stvf. Ones uz je to kdysi slav-
ne Temeslo temer mrtvym.
V Praze zije jiz jen jediny mi
str c1naf. Je to posledn1 mo-
hykan slavneho kdysi cechu
prazskych cfnarG, Karel Kral
z Balbfnovy ulice ma Kralov-
skych Vinohradech. S MIN
zmiz1 z Prahy posledn1 pri-
slusn1k konvarskeho cechu,
nebot jeho syn pro naprosty
nezajem o cfnove vyrobky mu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Folma prekonal svetovy
rekord.

V Praze pTistal re sveho dial
koveho sletu stabnf kapitan J.
Folma, ktery prekonal svetovy
dalkovy rekord v kategorii leh
kych sportovn1ch letadel.
Letel do Istanbulu v letadle
typu Praga Baby, ma kterem
uz drive ziskal radu mezina-
rodnich vitezstvi a pTekonal
dosavadnf dalkovy rekord, kite
ry drzeli Francouzi, o 800 XII
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Ruska Vida nOda1a mol

OAO V1oOO PAOCOOC AO OA CN1lANl
sovetskeho vyslanectvf We Var
Save sovetskeho vyslanectv1 We
Save a zastupci Ruska v Pol
sku, jsou We skutecnosti
pod nepristojnou policejnf do
hlidkou. Zastupci ruske Via
dy jsou tahani ma policejnf sta
nice, kde jsou vyslychani. Pol
ska policie MEDIA, kdyz tito L.
rednici mali diplomaticke pa
Sy.
Navstevnici ruskeho vysla-
nectv1 We Varsave jsou speho-
vani a nekteff z mich byli Eat
ceni. Sluhove ruskeho vysla-
nectv1 byli zatceni. Casopisy a
dopisy urcene pro oficielni rus
kou zpravodajskou kancelaT
byly zadrzeny.
Nota zada, ably tato taktika
pfestala a nastaly Ease normal
nj vztahy Sc sovetskymi zastup
ci.
= Nejteplejsim m1stem ma
svete je poloostrov Musendam
pri vjezdu do Perskeho zalivu.
Ma poloostrove, jenz sesta-
va z rude zbarvenych vecne
horkych a nekdy zhavych skla
lisek, byla namerena nejvyssi
teplota 152 Farenheita, coz
jest skoro 70 Celsia. Je tam
takove horko, re tam i domo-
rodci umlrajicf v lete zarem.
Pred nekolika lety tam po-
stavili kabelovou telegraph
stanici, ale ia musila byti "a
nedlouho opustena, ponevadz
nekolik muzd z jejf posadky
"a nedlouho zemrelo, JIM Sc z
horka zblaznili a poslednf ute
xii.
Ale kolem teto zhave vyspy
sc mfrne vlni pTekrasne zbar-
vene more, ktere oplyva veil
kym mnozstv1m znamenitych
morskych jedlych ryb.
= Francouzske protiaero-
planove baterie zahajily palbu
ma eskadru sesti povstaleckych
letadel, ktera preletela fran
cuzske hranice Saillagouse.
Aeroplany rychle sc obratily a
zmizely.
Admirable bylo oznameno,
re dansky parnfk Bodil o 800
tun, ktery byl ma ceste z Dan
ska do Nizze, byl napaden po-
vstaleckymi letci, zasazen bonn
bou a potopil Sc.
Dive povstalecke eskadry
podnikly nalet ma Jerica, osm
mil ma severozapad cd Segor-
be. TTicet osm osob, poc1tajfc
V to zeny a deti, bylo zabito,
kdyz jedna z bomb zasahla
kryt.
" souhlase S novou "ra-
sovou" politikou italske mini
sterstvo propagandy poslalo
vypov1daci rozkaz zastupci
Jewish Telegraph Agency. Ed
wardu Kleinlehrerovi, polske-
mu statn1mu obcanovi, ktery
byl Italii jiz pred patnacti
Lefty a ozenil Sc S Italkou. Je-
nom pred sesti mes1ci byl vyz-
namenan italskym radem.
= Nemecko vzdalo poctu
pamatce 13 rakouskych "mu-
cedn1kG", pocitaj1c v to At
tn Plameno, kterf byli obese
nj V Rakousku pc zavrazdeni
kanclere Engelberta Dolfusse
We Vidni pred ctyfmi lety.
Slavnost byla uspoTadana v
Celovci, kde promluvil Ru-
Hess, zastupce Adolfa
Hitlera. Mezi posluchaci byli
.dcastn1ci tehdejsiho nazisticke
no puce.
Hess pravil: "Techto 10
muzu SlO ma svou v1teznOu
S neochvejnou duverou v
Adolfa Hitlera a jeho Velke
Nemecko."
Sesmesnoval cely svet, ktery
re Nemecko "dobylo
Rakouska moci svych zbrani".
Pravil, re nebyla prolita jedi
na krIpej krve pri okupaci
Rakouska = "pouze naziste
ob6tovali sve zivoty Ia sjedno-
cent vseho nemeckeho lidu."
Pravil, re "nekterf Tide by
radi videli, ably branne moe
N6mecka byla opet snizena ma
10O,O 600 vojakG, ably Nemecko
mohlo byti opet vydano a ukla-
.any mu 1koly, jez by uvrhly
jeho narod We HAD"
= Vyvozci a vetsi chovatele
49, -. N-1~.--
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29

AOOAA ~
noty s Japonskem ohledne
kousku 1zemf v Mancukuu u
hranic sovetske Sibire a stroll
Sc haiti je vojensky, uvnitf
sovetske Unie to vre. V prou-
du je velka kampan prot Sta
linovi a jeho Wade teroru.
Dokladem O teto Rampant
jsou letaky, ktere Sc objevily
jak v Moskve, tax i ma UkraJi-
ne a ma Sibfri. Lid je vyzyvan
abp sc znovu chopil zbrane a
povali Stalinovu vladu.
Tato revolucni literature do
stala Sc uz do vsech vets1ch
NEST cele Rust tax rychle, re
tajna ruska pilice je bezmoc-
ma jak prot rozsirovanf pam
fletG, tax i prot spiklencGm,
nebot dosud nikoho neobjevi-
la.
Take ma SibiTi je ella revo-
lucnl kampan. Tam jsou pro-
tt Stalinovi rozsirovany letaky,
jez nesou podpis generala Lu-
skova-Samojlovice, byvaleho
nacelnika sovetske tajne poll
Gle GPU ma Sibfri, ktery ne
davno utekl do Mancukua a Ii
je nynf Japonsku.
Tyto letaky rozhazuj1 pry
ma Sibifi japonstf letci. SOVIET
St1 vojaci jsou letac1ch vyb1-
zeni, ably opustili rudou arma-
du a prebehli do Mancukua,
kde pry S mimi Dude dobre "a
chaZeno.
K tomu Sc jeSte p%fipojuj1 pc
v6sti, re nacelnik sovGiske ar
mady ma Dalnsm vyehods ge-
neral Vasilij Rleucher byl ma
rozkaz diktatora Stalina povo-
Ian re Sibire do Moskvy. Po-
dobne byl do Moskvy povo-
Ian i WISE jmanovany general
Luskov-Samojlovic. ktery pry
Sc vsak dovedel, re ma byti
zastrelen vzdor tomu, re byl
Stalinovym pritelem, a proto
zavcas utekl.
0 rozkolu mezi Stalinem a
Bluecherem mluvi sc delsf cas-.
Bluecher pry Sc zanasel 1my-
slem spojiti sc S Japonci a Cd
trhnouti Sibir cd Ruska. Zpra-
va o odvolani Bluechera dosla
re Sibfre pres Toxic, odkud "a
roven oznamovali, re no v
Moskve ceka osud jeho pred
chddcG; bud vezenf, nebo roz-
strlleni.
We Quebec, Kanada, ka-
nadsky komunista F. x. Les
sard byl ~zatcen, kdyz Sc pokou
Sci vniknouti do sveho obydli,
ktere bylo pred tim policejne
uzavreno. Jeho manzelka a
dive dftky byly v obydl1 vyho-
steny. Lessard nebyl donna It
bylo O mem udano, re je "v
praci." Toto ie prvni krok v
tazen1 provincialnfch uTadu
ornt; komunisr-u.
V Bogata, Colombia, le-
tecke nestest1 Sc prihodilo pTi
odevzdani noveho letiste San
ia Ana verejnosti, kdyz vojen-
ske letadlo sc zritilo mez di-
vaky. Kdyz "a vojenskych le-
tadel letelo v parade jen asi 90
strev1cG mad hlavami divakG,
kterych Sc seslo ma padesat tt
sic, zrftilo Sc pojednou letadlo
fizene poruc1kem Cesaren A
badia, mezi divaky. Porucik
Abadia byl okamzite mrtev,
SO muzG, zen a detl bylo zabi-
to a ma $50 raneno.
Letadlo jen tax minulo lozi,
We kterem sedel prave zvole-
ny president Eduardo Santos,
pax stavajic1 president Alton
so Lopez a mnoho nejvyssfch
1rednikn vlady. Tezce pora-
nena byla manzelka japon-
skeho charges daffaires Julio
Minoda a jen tax minulo dceru
anglickeho vyslance V Column
BIZ.
Padesat tisic divak1 sc zmoc
milo zdeseni, kdyz videli, jak
kTldlo letadlo zasahlo presi-
dentskou lozi a sritilo sc mezi
divaky, kde chytilo a gasoline
va nadrz vybuchla.
Mnoho lidi bylo rozdrceno a
mnoho spaleno k nepoznank
Masarykovy spisy vyjdou v Ii
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
wins
in SEATTLE ELECTION
By Federated Press

SEATTLE. - (FP) - Arthur B.
Langlie, conservative candidate, has
won the election for mayor here over
Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers, who
was backed by the C. I. o. and many
A. F. of L. unions. Unofficial re-
turns gave Langlie 1897, and
Meyers, 48,114 votes.
That Seattle labor may have
learned a lesson from the results of
the primary which preceded the
election is indicated in the final re-
turns. In the primary Meyers was
also opposed by another labor
backed candidate, the A. F. of L.
supported present incumbent, Mayor
John F. Dore, bitter foe of the c. I. o.
Meyers total of $4,000 votes equals
the combined totals received by
Dore and himself in the primaries,
in which Meyers received 27,263
votes and Dore 21,369. The presen-
tation of a solid front like this in
the primary would undoubtedly
have won for labor many middle
class votes.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
AUSTRIA ENGULFED

In the scheme of the world re-
dictionaries, Premier Chamberlain
has become the diplomatic manipu-
lator of the fascist triangle, while
Hitler has become its chief armed
force.
Austrian chaos, induced by Tory
intrigue, should indicate to the
British people where Chamberlain's
%pro-fascist policy leads. The Aus
trian people were ready to give the
world an unaswerable demonstration
that the German people (whom
Goering had threatened to employ
the entire terrible war machine of
the Nazis in order to embrace in the
Hitler Reich) do not want to be
chained to the swastika. Hitler, with
British permission, aimed his death
dealing weapons at the entire Aus
trian people. If he is completely
successful here, woe be to the rest
of Europe, unless the Tories are
ousted and the democratic capitalist
nations unite with the Soviet Union
to ward off the more dreadful
threats and deeds of the fascist
triangle.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
EMPLOYEE INJURY
CLAIMS HELD PRIOR
LIEN ON RAILROADS
BondhoIders' Rights Superseded
by Ruling; May Add Millions
to Costs.
(From The Denver POST

ST. LOUIS.-(AP)-The attorney
who won a United States circuit
court of appeals decision giving per-
sonal injury claims of employees
priority over bondholders' liens esti-
mated Saturday that the opinion
might add millions of dollars to
rail reorganization costs.
The decision, affirming as prefer
entail a $4,000 judgment awarded
Guy w. Williams, former Frisco
auditor, against that railroad for in
juries suffered in a wreck Aug. 81,
1880, upheld constitutionality of sec
ton n N of the amended bankruptcy
act applying to railroad reorganiza-
ton.
The section gives priority to such
claims and directs payment as oper-
ating expenses from assets. Such
judgments previously had been held
general unsecured claims.
Waldo c. Mayfield, Williams at
torney, said the decision was the
first by an appellate court on the
section, and would be applicable to
thousands" of employees claims
against roads in bankruptcy. He
added that this case probably"
would be carried to the supreme
court, and if upheld would add mil
lions" to expenses of such railroads.
Trustees of prior lien mortgages,
securing Frisco bonds, fought the
case on constitutional grounds, con-
tending section n N deprived Sc
curity holders of property without
due process of law.
The decision was written by Judge
J. w. Woodrough, Omaha, and con-
CURED in by Presiding Judge Kim
brough Stone and Judge Van Walk
enburgh, both of Kansas City.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
MINE PRODUCTION OF
SILVER IN THE u. S., 1897;
PRELIMINARY FIGURES

The total mine production of silver
in the United States territories in
cluded) was 70,838,514 fine ounces
in 1887, an increase of Is per cent
over 1886, according to preliminary
figures of the Bureau of Mines,
United States Department of the In
terror. The increase in quantity in
1886 over 1885 was 26 per cent.
From 1884 to 1887, inclusive, the
United States government purchased
newly-mined silver at prices ranging
from $0.6464+ to $0.7757 per ounce.
Although the government authorized
price remained constant throughout
1886 and 1887 at $0.7757, the price
actually paid for the total silver pur-
chased by the minis was slightly
below this figure. The difference
was due chiefly to the fact that sell
ers of many small lots of gold-silver
bullion low in silver value pre-
ferred to take the market price
rather than furnish affidavits neces-
sary to obtain the higher price.
The value of the production in
1887 at the weighted average gov
eminent price of $0.771 per ounce
was $54,616 ,494, an increase of Is
per cent also over 1895 when the
weighted average government price
was $0.7745. In 1888, when the
average commercial price obtained
by producers was $0.35 per ounce,
the output was 23,310, 154 ounces
valued at So, 1853, 554. The increase
in 1887 over 1888 was 204 per cent
in quantity and 500 per cent in value.
The following table, covering mine
production of silver in 1886 and 1887,
and brief state reviews of mining
operations, were summarized from
current reports Of the western field
offices of the Bureau Of Mines.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
Jewell OF MissouIa
Building a Strong
Union Organization

Local 1877, international Hodcar-
riers Building and Common Labor
er's Union, has been in operation
in Missoula with varied success for
a good many years.
At different intervals as the local
thought necessary, they would hire
an individual for a period of time
is business agent.
Last year one of the members of
the local, Howard Jewett, was put
to work as business agent. Many
small difficulties have been cleaned
out under his supervision, misunder-
standings settled, agreements signed,
work secured by the local that, for
some reason, was being done by
non-union men, names removed
from the unfair list, new members
taken in, and old members receiving
work through his office, not only
members of Local 1877 but other
crafts as well. The wholehearted
support and cooperation of the Off
GERS and members have made this
work possible.
The international sent their dis
trict representative, William o. Dix
of Salt Lake City, Utah, to the diff
ferent locals throughout the state.
His work, assistance, and coopera-
ton have left a far larger and better
organization in Montana with a new
and progressive local at Kalispell.
At the Interstate Council meeting
of Hodcarriers Building and Com
mon Laborers held at Butte on
March 5, they named Missoula as
their next meeting place on April 9.
The new highway bridge and
overpass at St. Regis is still dead
locked. Mr.. Wening, government
conciliator, was in Superior the fore
part of the month collecting infor-
nation. AS yet no decision has been
received.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
MURRAY GRANGER SCHOOL NOMINEES
HITLER SWEEPS TO
VICTORY IN AUSTRIA

Many sincere men and women in
all the countries of the world are
committed to the belief that no
price is too high for peace.
They may be right. But surely
the nation which seeks to purchase
peace at a crushing figure has a
right to demand that it should re-
ceive the genuine article as the re-
suit of the bargain.
And so l say that peace which
is procured by agreeing to bend the
knee to the Fascism of Hitler, Mus
solini and Japan's Son of Heaven is
not worth the sacrifices which have
been made. Indeed, the article
handed over the counter to the alb
ject buyer is not truly peace.
Fascism is a form of war. 1t is a
conflict which exacts cruelties as
great as those to be witnessed on
any battlefield. Indeed, prisoners
of war fare considerably better than
the men and women in the Nazi
concentration camps.
Fascism is the triumph of death
over life, and England has hardly
saved itself from horror by grant
ing to the Duce and the Fuehrer the
right to confirm or veto a member
of the British cabinet.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
Buiie's Non-p Partisan
League Prepares 10
SeIeci lis Candidates

At the last meeting of the Non
Partisan League, March II, 1888, the
legislative committee was ordered to
bring in a partial report on legisla-
ton and also start considering can
didates for legislature and supreme
court. Many organizations haven't
submitted any names so far, but are
expected to do SO soon. Most or
CARNATIONS, while not enthusiastic
about submitting names of candi-
dates, are more than willing to sub
nit measures in which they are in
terested. This attitude is a strange
one in view of the fact that this
legislation could not possibly be
enacted without the support of mem
bers of the legislature who are par
tial toward organized labor.
Mr.. Atkinson, president of the
Missoula Trades and Labor Council,
was in attendance at the meeting.
His purpose in attending was to see
how we were functioning so that a
similar unit could be organized in
Missoula County. The legislative
committee of the Missoula Central
Council has been instructed to or
ganize a liberal group along the
lines of Silver Bow County's Labor's
Non-Partisan League.
The next meeting will take place
on March 25th at 7:30 p. m. at Judge
Downey's courtroom.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
Townsend People
Receive Invitation
From Bozeman Club

Townsend Club No. 2 met at
Lowell Ave. Church last Monday
with G. W. Swift presiding and
David E, Hooking as secretary.
An invitation from a Townsend
Club in Bozeman was read and ac-
cepted to visit the Bozeman club
this coming Saturday at which time
an entertainment will be staged,
ending up with a free lunch to be
served by the Bozeman Auxiliary.
The following members were ap-
pointed by the chair to assist the
head Of the finance committe, Mrs.
Sarah hilbert, to stage a card party
in the near future: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Rougherty, Mrs. G. w. Swift,
Berry, Miss Hill, J. R. Baily and A.
E. Anderson. This committee is to
meet at Mrs. Jilbert's residence, 1744
Oregon Ave-, next Thursday, 1880
p. m.
Next meeting will be held Monday
at Lowell Ave. Church, 1880 p. m.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-17
D. Mccarthy Receives
Appointment 10 Group
On Study Of SiIitosis
Governor Ayers Appoints Com
mission to Study SiIicosis
Problem in Montana.

Governor Ayers, upon his return
from Washington, made it his first
order of business to appoint a COM
mission to study ~silicosis in Mon
tana. This is in keeping with the
requirements of a measure passed
at the last session of the legislature.
Some time ago the Governor seemed
in doubt as to the constitutionality
of the measure in the form that it
was enacted but he apparently found
some means of accomplishing its ex-
pressed purpose.
The commission consists of the
following members: w. S. Cogswell,
executive secretary of the state
board of health, as representing the
state; Carl Trauerman, Butte, presi-
dent of the Montana Mining Asso-
citation, and James ]. Carrigan of
Butte, representing employers;
James Graham, Helena, president of
the Montana State Federation of
Labor, and Dennis Mccarthy, Butte,
representing labor.
Butte's representative, Dennis Nc
earthly, is an ~ex-secretary of the
Miners Union and was endorsed for
this appointment by his union. He
is one of the best informed men in
the state on the difficult problem
with which the commission will
have to deal. Mr.. Mccarthy has
been one of Montana's leading ex-
ponents of occupational disease leg
islation.