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Evening star., 1939-11-03

NORMAN ~ LITTrLJ, Assi.tsut Atterrev
sis. is.s1s, at;.41.@ A1sxHsDEH HsIsI R1
Attsfn:y0iN THE b1sTR4cT %SsFf conST Ansse'eis ns
R1c FkE USFFG6 SF S1ATS FL +.
Si s%s = 8 Rs.'s ssessS e sS'' il 4 s.m No.
Oliver o ooRes0y. HeT.,a John 1,,,. R; Evans and
Of Barry Farm" Is per dat recoqded s'Gn IN
6er or1. Il aetS x. ceSrt N No folio l. Of the rag
District cf OF the Tor the
ST. = ;sssss.'%sp' sss ssS s snc
the Dssrict Of Sbs IL ssSaes
ds 1889; TS;hs5ls, stusit ed slerP@cRpEk .0ess
petition Of the United States 0a Of Americs 1e ie
nled herein. on the 21st day Of october.
1ssS: 1a;n,ny BY Ale1.ndsr + Bel: ir.. Principal
the Attorney General Of the 5ii United ststes e
pDon p s ths Re Ireouest Of the National CAPITAL
ssnse ssonsaemnatton M Of the following described
isnas p n the District Of Columbia: Parcel /.
Pomero,. 10y John In X ssssiSn ts%, IN ,a ssmuel
Howard. Trustees Subdivision Of f"fI Barr
Sst GS%st NJ N z. z folio I: Of ths Records Of the
Columbia Hereinafter called the suryeyor5. g
described In accordance with q plat OF
sonDytasion ea1s s fseo.dsd rec a Survey BOOK
e the Intersection 81 the Northes.ter1s hes sens
asf R.s. Sos saS ~
osse No o' h1s h21EsScssdp.s e Ing District Court
s' f2r sSena. sns RRst RaaSs. &
.s5s ns SIS Of aath Ess. Ws;t 1T tssTss
s.id lot Is and the Northeasteriy line line 81 81
soass dnfs a1spt 1o o:.s s..s ins Us
proved and being part Of the lot .sssessed
4oI Isxation as Lot $50 in SQUARE 6s78.
hs subdvisoaas Of n.! 1t Il IN ,sect,on e
ca. ~ aSStoraance with . plat Of survey and
S0mp1tation G recorded in Survey Book 1877
{.3o,. R1fs S!s O. the Surveyors once Records as
.ss No.thxsste1Is line 18Th sssses WITH &,
the So9thwesterly line Of Bruce Place. both
psssice eouet aea ca,e taken m q
::st ws:s alons ss so ';id ia. line
line North 5is ~ TO- % We.t ~ es ssrt
thence lesyins satd southvesteriy line and
ssSn5.s se &. .sS sC5t s; e. So is.t isss
S.ss thence souss e. !s: e. g sFSss r.ss
s1cnS ssid sd aovthve,terly line of said place.
bs 3 es9sn as 'ss s Fl ssn:
and being part of the lot as.essed S'' for
taxation as Lot S32 IN Square 6S76. Par
eel ~; Part Of Lot II Ia Section s In the
aesordance With : plat Of survey and
eomputation recorded in Survey Book 127
PAGE 2l9 Of the Records Of the once OF
the surveyor - folloWs: Beginning at the
% i%ntsrsestion Of the orthWssterly line Of
Proeeedi9ss In District Court Case No
ilns ef ssid Lot II; running thence scufh
$Ss Ss sos West alcn9 l9}d Ncrths ssssEk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

HosMAN en.s., n IsT5h A's1.ssnt Attqsas,
HsRa:
6fsTRicr 81 o cotusbfA.s1n sIH.s r3S the mat. MAJ.
ter ct the acquisition Of all privately
a, n s s 1.salst s
interest and estate Of the. owners thereof
a sns se ~ e,: pubic Rsv't e
sae IN &. M
4 Isl TIE Il p.ss
Charles 2. stewart. clerk:-0RDER 0i
eon 81 hs Tn.es st:se: q N is
dled herein on the 3Oth day of October,
1899. BY Alexander. H.. Bell. j.. Principal
ctn. Lands na.1 Iiy'Gn q:
the Attorney General Of the United States
upon the request Of the Secretary Of the
II Swhose functions In TIE
have been transferred to the Federal Works
Administrator BY the First Plan Of Gov
eTnmsnt Na Ssn o RsSors.nization; House @ Document
by Joint Resolution No. 20. 76th Com
Rress. 1st Session. approved June Z. 1882,
seeking the eendemnation q the following
Wynashinston,, y District Of Columbia; s9uale
oSss II the ' 1os sss pi..!ie' 81 .es
Of Columbia hereinafter termed the Sur
veyor), in Liber IA at folio 164. beins
improysd, By prszcises 4G9 22nd Street;
wide. being part os Lot - in Ballan-
tyne snd williams: trustees subdivision
81 Lot 3b and being now taxed as Lot sos.
Parcel M. Lot 35 In Robert Z: sullivan 8
once Of the surveyor a Liber IS ct folio
70. being imprcyed b. premises 21s2 w:
in the subdivision next Aforesaid. beins
iMrroy:a imp, oy prsHi;s: .nd 2ass VT
beth inclusive; in the susdivision nsIt
a.en ana y
Parcel ". Lot q and part q Lct 50 Il
trustee's, subdivision, O. per plat recorded
IN the Once At The eurveyor IN Liber 20 at
folio 1So. described IN one pArcel % folloWs:
(sfi4nins 1t the seuthvest eornsf ef ssid
&A6 u a1A running thooeo east .aloo8 u
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS. ATTENTION!
Best Location in Town.
20 Beautiful Detached Lots
On 18th. North Of Underwood St.
SHAPIRO. INC. REPUBLIC OPS.
,S9OO-WOoDED LOT.
r. ays. near 9andle Hishlands fine ioca-
aaen aen, ior detached home. Branch once.
CIen Sat. and Sun. afternoon.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1873 II st. NV. District 1900.
CORNER 39th AND HARRISON sTs NV
-.Ihn lot has everything-location. size.
trees, close to schools. stores. churches.
transportation. Priced to sell. and With
out doubt Just about the finest corner In
Chevy Chase. D. C.
DUyALL e. CO.
722 11th NV. Natl 1149. s.
WOODSIDE PARK.
$1,000. Large corner lot. close to bus
and schools
ROBERT GAYLOR,
s955 GeorEia Ave. Shepherd 2l45.
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NEW BRICK HOME.
S9.95O.

~ BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
Large lot. 57x100: southern exposure. 8
bedrooms. 2 beautiful baths. large recrea-
tion room: air conditioned. Do not fail
70 call US for inspection of this beautiful
home. Price reduced for quick sale. Liberal
terms. LESLIE d. MEASELL. Adams $685.
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LESS THAN RENT.

The amount Of your monthly. payment
on this new all-brick, fully detached home
Is far less than the rent you would have 70
nice sized lot. Contains 3 bright bedrooms
ali tiled bath with shower. living room
with big fireplace spacious dining room and
modern fully equipped kitchen. Large
bright basement suitable for recreation
room. The amazing low price oi $500
and unusual easy terms of $500 cash
makes this the outstanding value that it is.
Call Woodley O23O to Inspect.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states States for tue District Of Columbia
CIerk-1n re application Of Charles J,
Mikuszewski for change Of name.-civI
action No; 4570.-Charles J. Mikussev Iii.
CHANGING his name to Charles J. Micheison
ana having applied to the Court for an order
Of publication OF the notice required by
9th day Of October. 1899. ORDERD that
AZ persons concerned show cause, II any
there oe, on or before the 9th day Of
complaint should not be granted: Pre-
yided: That copy Of this order bs pub
lished once . week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
and The Washington Law Reporter,
JAMES M. PROCTOR, Justice. (Seal0 a
true copy. Test: CHARLES Z STkWANT,
Clerk nos i q 4
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OPEN

NE-DETACHED.
4-hedroom, 2-bath home in Wynnewood
Park. For information to inspect: phone
THO6 E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS,
721 10th st. NV. Ma. O76o.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE, LEVEL BLUE GRASS
42b-acrs farm. Montgomery Co, rs mileS
from White House: . paved hiehways;
fenced; water: plenty buildings Owner re-
tirins to Florida; an opportunity seldom
ohsred Gladly shown Get this today.
Call WILLIAMS, Natl 282O.
NEAR OLNEY INN
ABOUT 200 fertile acres with more DOS.
sibllities for . really charming small estate
tnan anything I know Of. Old Civil war
period house with Colonial lines; nice SHADE.
Which hows throush the property for about
a mile Some large timber: easy Committing
eeistanee en etc. And the price. only SII 800;
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
barr Bldg. Dist. 1921. Eve, Adams 977l
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kk. C1e,k. BY RICHARD J. KIRKLAND, xsst.
GERT1rIsATE IyTC1Ts 0F AAM4ENDMENT TO cEe-
Ilr TldrICATE :.tI OF !NCORPORATIoN CHANG
fNsuRANcE COMPANY of asTfhS The pfsTTgcf nTTIcF
cAsUaLTY coMPAAAT Te AAAANT4G Hfr14 sHAsoARp o
Morris Bildmsn ist s'0Ps; Vice Pr.sident issiosd md
William n; Sachs. Vice President and Sec
pany Of the District Of Columbia, q mStuai
compan., without capital stock, organized
and existing under the laws Of the District
O. columbis. do hereby certify that the
on the 23rd day Of October. 1888, at tie
s's b.tles q Souut IN hs e1 HssS :,
and e.ed fof the enaposs ssseaf q
.dopesd Il. 'id ie,o~na 1:soS:
tons: Resolved: That the name Of Hutch.
ms ms.. Mutual Insurance Company Of the
sea6osrd Casualty compans. so % : A1Iun,ii mu.Hsi
company. Resolved: That the proper On.
GERS GERS Of the company be and hereby are
Ct the Recorder Of Deeds in the District Of
Columbia certificate OF amendment to
tn the eersiticate Of incarceration qi the COM
board Casualty Company. . mutual com.
peny Resolved; That the proper ofaeers
lied and Directed to cause 'o' eepy ea'i ~ tis
eertincate to be published once . week for
Tour consecutive weeks in two daily news.
pa" IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have
nereunto signed our names and adxed the
nstasn, ssai OF the corporation this 23rd day q
PaiIr MILESTONE
NORRIS Bu.prAN. l'"osn1
". N. sAcn ''e' ffs''dsne'
~..- -. Wee President and sssYstsry.
District Of Columbia, n.
and for the District Of coMm6ia, dc hsT.h1
certify that Philip Ailestone, VoSTts ISSs. iIISSSSs
man ana Wn4am n. 0achs, perfias h ~
tSssaS oetoSer as no 1sss sssnsnszsd es.taests Sassl
ssfsrs ..iS ehs,n ms Il ,:s,d c ed b.triss IS
william, !, n sseh,: beins psssonsii1 sn eefi saH
.asS snSTn e me o the persons Who exscvte4
ssia Seraincete ana known 70 Ne "a 81 ~
Psidsnt Prssiidsnt' IL. 1t Vice Prssidsnt ana We ~
rIesiGent And secretary, Fes1eetively ~
the Hutchins Mutual nsuYSnes C"sss.. 2!
q the District Of Columbia And SekH0~S1GX
the same 70 be their aet and dSe6 ~ ~
ana Tor the oct and deed Of sai6 en%1~ovS1S %
given under my hand and oflclSi ssai tfE
10th day Of October. 1859. s'' tn
nees.i3.l7s4 C. W; hstnu.1 sstnu.19oS,
eosotlnas1 . 1Sa lS0SS
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
NO HOUSE COMPARABLE
ON TQDAY'S MARKET.

lot overlooking Rock Creek Park, this home
is most unusual in noor plan, It has q
bedroom of twin bed size and tun bath
the second door with numerous closets.
two of dressing room size Large screened
porch with Mnobstructed view large base
structed for low cost maintenance Of brick
and oak exterior trim. For information
call MR. SMITH Georgia 2463.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
Cash FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
BARRY. 3439 14th St. NV. Col. 60s6.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
&sRR e seyaa0 Wsodss 81 na Co.,
ALI, CASH NET FOR D. c HOUSES THIS
syes .nd astsn Sun ca SvEY SaS Ps T. 4s"s
4sme rHn xte 9ops o. eoOred P
f5s S@ pstaet sloa
II. YOUR HOUSE rs FOR RENT. FOR
EsssSl,shed AN; a.s 1901 rs ave- 'e Lincoln os!e'
HAVE CLIENT FOR 8 OR ROOM HOUSE.
near 18th and Columbia I'd. Pay cash.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
GET MY PRICE BEFORE you snL.
1924 Vermont ave National 41s2.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
6, property If the price is right. Frame or
sos No Cap: R.sitor Natl. o.7s.
ALL CASH AT ONCE
resardless Of condition. EARLE W. MAN
SON. 1927 Eye St. nv Dist: 1873 s.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
heat. air conditioned. hardwood doors.
Venetian sIinds i"l cellar h,as ststion.rs tubs:
lot 50xl50,, on paved street: close to cars.
bus bus sc, SCHOOLS , and stores; ;,,. $3.50: terms.
sac ssepseFd MH ?S $685. A'''''S'''e 1855 evenings
5-RooM BUNGALOW. ANIL, TILE BATH,
large kitchen with breakfast nook: newly
papered and painted; lot 7Oxl5O; close to
SsG ifsh 4es !tI.s sss. ssse ss MN gowns
IA asne; woods SssxssaA Si!ysr Hin sssssn :ad osen
rood roads: large iets: 10y prices, ess;
Ter terms ,,. PAN % ABBOTT, % Camp Springs.
5-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. ANIL;
sis Ryo
L.Tss 5:.oon BRICK sGNaAIoW; e.;
Sc ssss attic sm. Ss ns .
BIG TREES. HIGH ELEVATION; u block
s1nfntR o'ess ownEs ans s1oo wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. Chestnut 5000. Chest
nut 1901 evenings.
REPLY TO THIS AID II YOU PLAN BUY
Ing nice Groom BUNGALOW in nearby
Maryiand: sll modern conveniences, newly
unusually desirable lot: price. $3.50;
reasonable terms: ..
a24 l4th st. NV Natl OO36
After 8 Pm Woodley O5s0 Mr.. Lewis
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Must sell Dutch Colonial, in perfect con.
ditto Siti9n; lot 75slss; fu!i; dry bassnent: 81
3 porches, bedrms, ~ baths: insulated
new roof: 10c bus; best location 2251
North Vermont St., Arlington, Va: $3.50
Gail Chest. 1918.
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WOODSIDE PARK

Owner, leaving city. offers lovely brick
home. bedrooms. 2 baths. Raraee, maid
room and bath in basement. automatic
heat: on large landscaped lot
ROBERT GAYLOR.
S955 Georgia Ave Shep 2l4b.
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN,
TAKQMA PARK MD

PRICE, S5,99O-$35O Cash.
A very unusual home with features that
VII appeal to people who want . small
house but something individual and very
wood. is about 1920. with nice fireplace.
built-in bookcases; 2 commodious bedrooms,
big bat bath hardwood floors g.raee. porch
1st-class condition. Lot 5Ox15O. Nicely
located Near stores, bus. schools. L. e. r
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Nearby Va. bungalow, on . wooded cor
ner lot 7Ox12O, open fireplace IN living
room, convenient to schools. transporta-
tion in front Of door: convenient terms:
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Columola
pike Chestnut 1341 or Oxford 279S.
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GEORGIAN COLONIAL.
LET ME PROVE

To you that We have the finest e-room, 2.
bath, new, all-brick home that you nave
sidered. Built on large lot in select NV.
area. FOR full details call Wis. 5s11 OF
Adams kCQr
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MONEY WANTED.
q 900 1st MORTGAGE. FOR i YEAR AT
@ sere 81 .u1disisls Aaeaebg nsi.9 ss9
from .. c. line. OWNER. Box f,6-R star
Evening star., 1939-11-03
THE EVENING g.
siroaes ron ae,,T.

e1AIt "a !.,a;No?s.x ,Sa;Eosx yi't7 LooAT50G ~
2RleItYAity; iilS s9n6 q. zSsiy III.
TAKIoNA PARK. 3le cA1AQfL AVE-
e! S:|ssss'I:so zsS 'fssii ls'ss z'''. T.
GGoR; Sth AND 9 sTs: N;Wy Mar ~
Rsri r.4ucsd 4ss ADpIs vass15S re1sassncRRs
PRoP1RTIHe. 474 Z 81. NV. Ietro. i105.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-WDY WINDOW
qn1sR2iIsZi na2IZ cescice location LAwEHscE J.
ssrncIAL,5-NEw sToRE 71s 3rd o. NV,
sodss. sdS Net sa.n ssss. sssss; n''f Govt d'p''' Act
MT nc,: :hSaE.AA hrSlsEAAsANTr-CoRN1R s1 sroRH ACTIVE
hsdrss ahesidsnDore4od; business center s126 peg mo
Mshs.no i74z Or l9ss %soeY ai;t ss Sv Phone
.soe Rs:sanr sH9H sfssH pa1 roR
LARGE CoRNER-S12S.
S.s OF the pusiest corners In Anseostia.
s:sSned Il ey A. store .na
Good Hope rd: se. caii Mr. Moore. '' -''''
1s4s H sSpfF1.SlTT q: nv W. b:;;,s. .doo
NEW STORES,
616-618 o ST. NV.
Excellent location. near market; will ~
modei 70 suit responsible tenant
8. LEE HARRISON,
eO5 New York Ave. Republic 3435.
STORES FOR SALE.
CLEANING STORE AND BARBER SHOP
sh.rsa sSr sa'e; = hvins quarters; bargain. 44le
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
BuMD1Rs-THIs Is THE BEET oPPoR-
tunity in Arlington County Beautiful
Tyooded yr"ni tract; & utilities av.ilabIe Property
WATTfFORD. National 2432
S,,h 2 AcREs 5.,'a,ns: 2 M sTREAMs; sas Many TREn
slee; g i'm! ph.cns q .o miles from Wa,hinston;
NJ LYNCH d SON. 7 miles out columbis
PIKE Phone Alexandria 639-W-2. Closed
ACRES, BURDETTE (NRW CUT1 ROAD
opposite Burning Tree Club-High eleva-
tion wooded: hard-surface road. Barsain
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. 800.
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BUNGALOW

On large lot in Edmonston OIL heat
Close to bus and schools. S4.25O 5000
cash. Low monthly payments. FOR in.
formation call 6h 4517 or Ge, $500,
Evening star., 1939-11-03

For any house IN the city. white or coloreo.
SON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. 1878 s.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04

ing through their respective presidents and
local legislative committees, nave filed a
motion to intervene in the action brought by
the A. F. Of L. and the State Federation of
Labor.
Much of the brotherhood's complaint is
identical with that filed earlier by the A. F.
Of L. and the state federation. This is the
first time that the railway brotherhoods have
joined with the State Federation of Labor
in a court case in this state, although the two
organizations work in harmony on legislative
matters.
Under Oregon law a declaratory judgment
may be applied for when it appears that
there is substantial effort being made to en-
force the provisions of any law that appears
to inure to the detriment Of any party. It is
this provision of the law that is being invoked
to establish the unconstitutionality of the
anti-labor law. Should the court hold the
anti-labor law to be unconstitutional that
would end the matter without the necessity
Of trying a test case where an alleged actual
violation Of the law had occurred.-Oregon
Press.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
Resistance Breaking Down

There is something e~poch-making in the
simple announcement last week that the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has agreed
to negotiate with the Industrial Insurance
Agents Union of the CLIO United Office and
Professional Workers.
To be sure, this concession on the part Of
the company is long delayed. The CLIO union
won an election of Metropolitan's New York
employees a year ago, and the law requires
that a company negotiate with the union
chosen by its workers. But the insurance
company appealed to the courts, and it has
taken a decision of the New York Supreme
Court to make it willing even to negotiate
with the union.
Before the CLIO was formed, no serious
effort was made to organize insurance en-
ployees. They, like millions Of other white
collar workers, were regarded as outside the
pale Of the labor movement.
But just as the CLIO organized for the first
time millions of workers in the steel, auto,
rubber, electrical and other mass-production
industries, so it has also opened the door to
better conditions for office and professional
workers.
The big insurance companies have been
no more willing to agree to collective bar
gaining than were the big industrial corpora
tons. But the trend of the times is against
them. Last weeks announcement is a sign
of the inevitable breaking down Of this re-
s~istance, and a promise Of the coming Of
union organization for millions Of other still
unorganized white-collar workers.
Freedom of mind rises and falls with eco
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
Inland Empire Lumber
Workers Make Gains

KALISPELL. - Throughout the
great Inland Empire pine area there
is evidence of increased activity as
the Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union moves steadily ahead in or
%ganization work and in the negotia-
ton of agreements for local unions.
The Inland Empire district council
of Lumber and Sawmill Workers,
composed of local unions in Mon
tana, Idaho and eastern Washington
and Oregon is preparing for a far
reaching campaign to consolidate
gains as rapidly as they are made.
Especially in view of the fact that
the semi-annual convention of the
Inland Empire district council will
be held in Kalispell the latter part
of July, at which time a large num-
Der of delegates and visitors are ex-
pected to be here, the following
items from about the Inland Empire
territory should prove of interest:
Baker, Oregon, Local No. 1856, has
signed a very satisfactory working
agreement after almost a year of
controversy. These men are to be
commended on their splendid fight.
Local No. 1881 of Libby and Local
No. 2675 of Troy, Montana, r joint
ly negotiating with the J. C. Neils
Lumber Co. for an agreement and
expect it to be signed daily.
Local No. 1852, Spokane, reports
that they are negotiating seven new
agreements, and that they are no
longer willing to accept weak agree
ments, but are out to gain better
conditions and increases in pay for
many low-paid employees.
LaGrande, Oregon, Local No. 1881,
which one year ago was a bowling
wilderness as far as organization is
concerned, has one union shop
agreement and another good agree
ment.
Since Lewiston, Idaho, Local No.
1884 signed their new agreement
with the Potlatch Forests, Inc, things
have been progressing smoothly,
with both parties to the agreement
DESTROYS of fulfilling their part and
a fine cooperative spirit has emerged
that has long been lacking.
There are four logger locals in the
district, one at Hilard, Oregon, one
at Troy, Montana, and two in Idaho,
Boville and Headquarters. Thou
sands Of loggers, now idle, will re-
sumo work soon and no trouble is
expected in getting all loggers in this
district organized, especially in view
of the fact that such great success
is being gained by the union in gain
ing good contracts covering better
wages and working condition. At
least one good local Of loggers is now
in the process of organization in
Flathead county.-Flathead Labor
Journal.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
RAY PERKINS SIGNED
FOR NEW NB( SERIES
OVER KGIR

A commercial radio program
originating altogether within the
grounds of the New York Worlds
Fair 1889 will make its bow on KGIR
May Z, featuring Ray Perkins, vet
eran radio comedian and singer. The
program, to be broadcast each Sun
day from 2:45 to 3 p. m, for the
duration of the Fair, will be spon-
sored by the Westinghouse Electric
& Manufacturing Co.
Perkins will sing and play his
Smuggling" piano, which he calls
Clarence, on the Worlds Fair pro-
gram. He also will interview visitors
to the Westinghouse exhibit.
Perkins is one of the ~cleverest
masters of ceremonies in radio. A
native of Boston, he made his radio
debut over Station WIZ in New
York in 1926, creating the character
of Judge, Jr. He has been a pro-
life and successful song writer, both
in New York and in Hollywood,
where he was in charge of song
writing at the Warner Brothers
studio.
Returning East in 1880, he was
launched on the NBC networks in
his famous "Old Topper" series, after
which he was featured on a number
Of important variety and musical
programs.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
Ruling Of Illinois Judge Favorable
to Labor Unions

A decision handed down by Judge Cor
nelius J. Harrington in the Cook County,
Illinois, Superior Court last week did a great
deal to clarity the situation in Illinois as far
as picketing by labor unions is concerned.
In the case involved an employer had
asked an injunction restraining the teamsters'
union from peaceful picketing, alleging that
its employees were not members Of the union
and that no labor dispute existed. Judge
Harrington, in denying the petition, rules
that no court could restrain picketing under
the anti iniunction act of 1925, basing his
decision on the free-speech clause of the
United States Constitution and the fact that
picketing is labor's means of presenting its
story to the public.
The ruling of Judge Harrington was COM
pletely different from that in the much
publicized Swing Case, in which the First
Division of the Illinois Appellate Court held
that unions could not picket any place where
they had no employees. This case is now
being appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court
by the Chicago and Illinois Federation Of
Labor. The attorney in both cases is Dan
CARMEL. Prior to the Appellate decision, the
Second Division of that court held that courts
had no right to enjoin peaceful picketing,
V though no members of the union were
employed in the plant. Judge Harrington's
ruling comes as an indication Of a possible
reversal of the Swing Case by the Illinois
Supreme Court-Union SerUer.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCE TO FEATURE
TOWNSEND MEETING

Townsend Club will sponsor an
entertainment Monday, May 3, at
Odd Fellows hall, 913 E. Front street,
at 8 p. m. The feature attraction
will be a fancy drill team exhibition
performed by the Sacajawea Council
No. 9 P~ocahontas team directed by
Mr.. c. B. Wolff, Sr.
At the last meeting of the club
petitions were drawn up to urge our
senators and congressman to sup
port the Townsend Bill or H. R. No.
2 as per instructions from head
quarters and these petitions will be
circulated throughout the city of
Butte. All are requested to CO.
operate and further the cause of our
plan by joining a Townsend Club.
At the last meeting, Mrs. Eliza
beth Kennedy and Mr.. David Hook
ing were nominated as delegates to
the third national Townsend con-
vention to be held in June at
indianapolis, Ind.
Montana labor news., 1939-05-04
ConstitutiOnaIity of Referendum Law
Adopted in Oregon VIII Be Tested
The Battle Will Probably Go
to the U. S. Supreme Court

The "big four railway brotherhoods have
joined the American Federation of Labor and
Oregon State Federation of Labor in the
court attack upon the recently passed anti
labor law. The railway brotherhoods, act