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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Rowdy Rudy Gets
Place on Mat Bill

Promoter Jack Conner compie,-
ed Mondays wrestling card Al
Greenwich coliseum, headlined by
Dean Detton and ignacio Martinez,
when he booked pair of three
round supporting matches today.
"Rowdy Rudy" LaDitxi. thr
huffy Hungarian from rough-
kecpsie. ~ Y. was signed 10 meet
Jim "nszzler" Clark. smooth.
working Montreal grsppler, In the
three-round special event
And Archibald Morris. new
man from Los Angeles, was
booked TO meet Calvin Reese
Of Omaha, LsDitsi's proteEr,
In the three-round opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10


m<svn sa1 bQaley lSsSes eessva
the shaapseN>hip ~ ths @e4Ne
With ~ even es~sh Win neUu
isasfs heut<ss i've taee} ueeeese
sss Nos shsee JrptNSs eAee9 ~
sksts neasv<e rival. sNh seV eve
wssk ~ plar tefs ~ ske ssNeSu@.
fhs fass toss CIR snaspsWsnt
ehemesocs relied sell "a seoe sNree
posnH from Az ssesasiesfg rAftfle
Match san three ffssn Afshefs TIM.
tsetsrssy. Nesta rssigts nepe 49,
three ispsn uniseu MUTUAL nAstoes
HAMA ana JAsAa elstadle sNd Cam
mariana nteth<ss spift even
On th< srnedaie ~ me mfssdvsv
sltsss seaisnt Il The stle<ssi match
hssas~n ths rsstfse Match vrusn-
tournament team and IRE FNftfts
Match eIts league wens ts<m tse
~amsns sssn. ~risN isavys suuHsy
fnf ths pssptns nattrnsi rvsNno
congress IN oaishusu& CITY = srsas
r~~ed ~ f~nl psdortehs Ns;sr etsss
ilsf ana i.aul.s Wshisss ~ fserrse,
Fssle<s Olson 81 usessss sna Hsler
seisnH ~ vsneousef, ms ustfn
10 seheduisd ~ \ eafir<e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
WARD LOOKING
TOPS EACH DAY

Thursday night at Greenwich COLI
scum.
The classy Tacoma welter work
cd nine rounds yesterday, four OF
them devoted to a blistering glove
session with Hank Curtis. pron1is-
ing local 1f0-poundsr, and the con-
olusion Of the gruelling drill found
him fresh as the proverbial daisy
Ward was slated 10 engage IN
another stiff workout today, box
inc ut least six rounds against
Curtis. Joe Terrsnova, Fort Lewis
woltcr. and Paul Smith, Tacoma
lightweight.
Meanwhile, fans who fire.
quent the Northwest Athletic
club gymnasium, local fistic
Headquarters. were looking
forward TO Ayila's initial APP
pearance here sunday after
neon.
Maylon announced the signing
Of couple 81 Indian youngsters.
Curly Hopper. Oklahoma, and Joe
Moody Vancouver. p. c. They
arc lehtweights.
Hopper. good hitter and moi long
o3t q. the amateur ranks. turned
IN s-rsa tionsl performance two
weeks ago against Paul Smith,
who rad pronounced edge In
experience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
COAST LOOP


hollywood and i.os Anssiss 70
NAMED tied for frat place IN Pa
elfie cnass isseps standings to-day
a. the Angela dumped Sacramento
fos the solans seventh straight
loss and hollywood d<fssssd ths
Portland Beavers
The Beavers lnst their hold "a
previous ,hrsssNay lie for ths
league leadership in = 5t-hit Ksfns
~hirh ended with tbs stars On ths
lonf end NJ I "a score PAo<h
ructlssill hi tSo circuit bis~s ~
dld ne tssmmais brsssi 70 lead
the stars hating e~rrsKs II ~
rita
rsssls~1 get IL kiss iseis1-
lag . hssses ~ Marry nssss-
bssg.
Sacramento los, la fourth game
II this weeks fun series % ths
Angels. 50
wALkEK ~ CONTROL
Except for shsky sse0nf tn
Ming IN Hbieh the Padres scofsd
three times and tied shs Score. Ire
ystafan tiii Walker hsld San
Diego In eksss as seattle won. ~.
me rslnlsfs ran siid in sss eighth
and nla'n innings To ssoss sfs rms
ana sess up the game After going
sGofeisxs after ths first.
Tia via sssseA ~ sesies 81
t~s each ard seat s<sftls
abSys fAe .soe mark In tesgse
sisnAiegs. Tstsss. riibstfs go
drsghssa PITCHED los shs
Padres.
Tns ssn tfsnelsco ssAis ess-
,inusd ~ fsttsn thslf hatssag assf-
sss by asfss ting ths Oakland
Oaks. i2-<, ms day befoss ihs
sSAis slso scored ~ runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

FHAMhfg
Winning pitcher rlsnlns losing
pitcher Birbofsf Innings pitched
Bifsofsf \ Fleming . plus, Douglas
a. A. bat. of Hifsofsf 4 Y1smins
u Dousiss ~ hifs off blfkofsr I
Fleming 10 Douglas n. rum scored
off bifsofsr I FLEMING 7 Douglas q
Fant fesponslsls tot. Blfsofsf 7 fiems
ina Q Douglas 4 Cerii strues out
by Planning o Douglas . bsses on
. Sssss,sn Ia 49, r.,'ss.'.
passed ball. Fefnandsa Jeff on ssss
Portland IA Holl ~ soo1 IA hons
runs. Puoelnsiii . Bfsnrsl eos<n-
berg tso.bsse bits. Rossnbsfs JET
tries Herman, Tgses. B~ssD@y D. VII
son. Fernandez Funs ssttsd 10 Her
man . puccinslii 4 ao~snn<fs 3 cis.
ssB, T5ses. srsnxsi, rrscsries FER.
rAuoss. sweeney sa1rifies. kiatans
stolen base Hoover. double pihgs.
Jefifiea ~ Wilbufu % Sweeney. riAssii
70 Hoosef 10 Herman.
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On the Lam
With ..
Elliott Metcala

IN ANSWER to rorions inquiries regarding tickets for
the Babe Hoinqbery dinner and entertainment AZ the
Winthrop hotel Monday night gou informed they
DC purchased at Lanes from AZ HRt Lincoln redltor
|or from BIZ Goodwin n the prosecutors office ThereN
% a grand bunch out TO greet the capable Babe
PERSONALITIES copper the
city transportation equipment ready
times Nineteen responsible
job being mighty well done
RASEBAIL 80 picture brought office by n
Of ohn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Casting Club Plans
First Weekly Meet

The Tacoma Casting club will
hold It's first weekly casting meet
Monday. starting at $50 . m. at
Hoodlum lake. So. 18th st. and
Warner ave
As reminder, Mickey Sherman
says don't forget 20 bring tackle.
rod. reel. line. leader. etc. Spec
tstors are welcome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Eleanor Nvvwn
vas snly one
pan '~hsesi Mrs
nAny wssh = 80
total ncsh are
nsmeess ~ IN
All Helselnevu
tram Wsiea
nIastlef suiesi
sa1 " lie \
MunsihstM 50.
Nsssie rrsyw-
bridge 49, ~
"a Muaastmaa
SIC and Perm
fszykaa Ala
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

me final preliminary dfsu Tor
Saturday and preparations were y
down To serious work Sunday,
In order 10 allow players 10 ~.
tend Easter church services, the
Sunday worseu, will ~ deferred
until after noon
Fourteen players are due from
California Saturday night
owe group ~ nine In charge
~ Raw NeAeekirl h due ~
tho >nrth Coast stage ter.
rs,nal ~ fefis o'clock. rseewsa
fans arr invited n NJ - hand
"a give thrm . welcome.
With Mcderhini ARE Carl nrsdy
and Aieer, Frank. rltchersi Seil
Clifford and Norbert rfeifer,
cstehers. Amy Ferrsris. second
nssemar. Vincent Hartman. short.
stop; Jack cclhern. third hassmsn.
and Ralph Mountain. cu,fieider
Two Unsigned
Mountain and Hartman are a.
vet unsigned. but are expected Ia
Gene TO terms shortly after their
arrival here
Mob Cote and Gordon Mann.
pitchers. are driving from San
Francisco. They are due here
sometime Saturday evening.
Larry Quay. another pitcher,
missed the stage taken by the
group. but Is expected on one =
few hours later
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

rAssev Sunday wslI flnd N hreAa
in activity II ~ Iuesi euef sepseea
mt Ire aumhes n lnnne whe IN
.sevpss ~ rsnsWiNG u tr,sAulN9
nvsv IN fsirways wlvl - ~ -
usual
Many ~tii wsna lkssr way -
rhurrh Ia ray homage 10 or nevs
Tor, ~s,cee reWsrvs<tioe wtll - ~
reeastoa IN spoFtol oo<voeoo
lArwasncsss IN city
rns eelf pvnassm fvv osn<nys
fniiuNn
nss~n1nle Prints touEnemone
fns ths Mona eIub medal oley ~
Inc tsamelsss. MD % svsa ~ -
Eagles ledss.
Xnseapess npss haIl twessNA
oooua1nu1 rulnts
AeenAsw ensh nese bnu swos
soSme.
pnshloa1 .eutts eniy.
Ce~essv seuoN Mssjnt rtay.
vvsrsuse ro>sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Musicians Slate
Golf Tournament

The Musicians association 81
Tacoma Tuesday viii initiate a
series Of b.-~sssiy To9 toarns-
msnts o, the AiisnBors course
The first siii b. q hidden hole
event. according 20 General Chair.
man Walter Guns;rgm. tssrss will
~ sssd 10 determine nsndiesps for
the nest tournA nsnt, shifh all h
medal play
Competition etll begin Of ~ 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Umpires to Meet

Softbsll unpires lnteresiod m
officiating s, the 1888 park-epon-
sored league games are asked 10
meet Monday night a. o'clock
in the park office, 2i2 city hall
annex
Rube Madsen. last years presi-
dent, will preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Error williams iosins pi,snss nsi-
sls. . 1ns1" p, !. ss ~ ni' s..,.,
! smith II hi,. oa x.Ii.n., ! IN
smith . runs seofsds eff Hsiishst 4
of Smith Z suns fssponsibls tor
Hsiishsr . smith : s.fs,es oisi N
Ssfs . stlns Z nssss on bali. on
nsfz isfi on ssses LA Anssiss "a
sAtfsmsnio > three -basA hits
Collins k8ssarf t~o.hsAe Rita O..
nofsl Asofs stats, WlIiiapss. osrt-
pAidl. fuas bAt,sa IN N>,oss. ! Col
Ina Hnshfoes 4 = rnilins sssss.
boski ssolsn bsss. R1,hTess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10


Only IS days and thsa front fishing'...
But the last iceek ,cU be year
AID woIG.sT old time lightweight champion long
California institution mental Is feeble nov"
helped old hut not old faces
ethe than his old mate and pal Hobo Doushe who ~ VISITS
other that started his fighting result OF
. In the ofle
hitting. world of stamina ne
alwa,. sad he never met man whom
beat them through stamina and fighting courage power
MIKE JACOBS fight monopol New paid
AVA 100000 last This he will go
beyond the public smart to his racket and
syndicated monopoly absurd that ne
compelled contract guaran.
title should the Briton best
London, May % In this partieu
Rodeck Hanks baube that contract
only laugh England They understand what the New
York angle all about
professions underpaid while fat salaried
political their satisfied unmosd financially
SPEAKING of British fighter those who
10 wears with Dcnpseys punch He has
had fights, amateur and pro!
CUTTERS Lady Deluxe pointer
going like house ATTIRE but here's the payom the srsns
hopeless until suffer took er 10
Fd yem trainer
dice knack pointing Now she is real
dog WHAT Certainly granddaughter Of the late wonderful
Shower of Gold -.
NOSE wa, flush against the nssde at the Krieger VS. Mat
M hews heard Kregers terrific body blows
the Negos vital parts sa" HIM srmaee ana gn
times for Keger wonder why he TOOK such
sckenng blows? And those head punches were Ter
other hand he poured plenty OF NOT ana nard eahef
into the champ continually bored the lanky Negro
after ALL who the debb is Matthews that Meg wGa a
after he had technically stopped Henncery he
solid though somewhat 'hah
crit and the public willing to admit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10


san Francisco te.ss ono on H3i LA
SUMMARY
yrrurs. Hsimonai 4 iuf. conrrs
nuktoni losins pitcher artsfsnn lns
ninss pitched Nsivsson a., nuAton
~ a. hat eff ssivson N, nustnn
II hits. off tsIseson u nusson Z
runs scored off ssl,e.on 4 nusten
J. flns fssponsihis for, htuis 4 BAL.
ssson I aIston 4. ssrurs ou, s,u,s
Z, ssiseson Z nussoa : Hoimes !.
haze on hsls, nsuts 1 hit nv pisshsf,
Holder ~ huston siin plffh. atusg
thfse .ssss hi,. uudat uinsnns ~.
Asssin hoss apsinF, tsposbsss hi,s,
FrAzief Nrirht 4tuts, nthsen Vffs
nsr runs halted ~, otide' , wfisht
spfinF q nsimonal otbssn, Dis
Msssio. Frazier .. stu,E Bess ien.
nlnsAl sacrifice DiMassiol ssoien
base srrins. double plays, wfisht 70
jennings 10 0oas. Confos 10 Ahfsu
Wright 70 sprins ~ noss 70 sprins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
TOday's Sport
=, a Rar9 s.!!.eeerr

nited Press starr Correspondent
AsHENIiI.E, n. C.-The hope
that springs eternal In the buffers
breast WA doing more than that
today.
II was broad. jumping. high.
hurdline, and doing hand springs.
because the news had gone out
that Johnny Revol,s had six.
putted green In the Asheviile
81, 900 open golf tournament
Thls Information giaddeped
buffers hearts from BANGKOK
IN Rattle Creek. brought JOY
and new hope In every sad
swinging son ~ the fairuay
the world over.
IL Revolta can slx-putt, the re-
frain went up from discouraged
hackers. then there still Is hope
for US.
Great Golfing Boon
Revoltas six puts from the
edge OF a three-par hole for an
inglorious eight were the greatest
solfing boon since Ray Ainbley.
professional from ojsi. caliior-
Mia, took 10 strokcs on a par four
hole In the National open at Den
yer last year.
Reyolta, rated one Of the finest
putters in the professional ranks,
didn't six putt because he got
careless or mad BY his own
admission, and Dick Metz backed
him up, Johnny lined UP each Of
the six puts with the utmost care.
and stroked them A. well as he
knew how.
The hall Just wouldn't 70
In" Reyoifa told me. No
matter what I did, or how
close ! WA To the cup. tho hall
always went around the cup
Ia the left.
Thomson Takes Seven
RevOlta's bad hole wasn't the
only fresky happening In the first
round ~ the tournament. Jimmy
Thomson took a seven on the liih
hole. requiring five N 70, down
from the fringe 81 the green
Denny shute was out In 35 one
under par. without four on bis
card. and Lawson Little missed a
six-inch putt on the 18Th green.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Seemingly more polished ring
performer with every days work,
DAVE Ward turned in another i'm
pressive drill Friday afternoon In
preparation for his six-round bat
lie with Al Avila Of Stockton, Cal,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Soper Scores
For Stadium

SEATTLE - Washington State
college held the edge today a. the
first annual Northern Division Pa
cific Coast conference and invita-
tionsl indoor relay carnival went
into the finals.
The Cougar varsity piled up Is
points while the ". s c. frosh
made 10 The boys from Pullman
particularly siroye 10 beat out
their rivals from the University of
Idaho. and they succeeded in the
shot put and distance medley.
The Lincoln mile relay quartet
Of Bob Msyeomber. Henry Howard.
Logan Blades and John Hunt
forged into the finals by winning
its heat in s:47. Stadium Was
third. The other heat was taken
by Everett in 3:sst.
Stadiums fine high school hurd-
lers- Russ Soper last years city
champion. and Bill Tucker stood
out among the 10 Tacoma prep
cinder artists who took part.
Soper led the qualifiers from
all over the state In the ~
yard low hurdles and VAS the
established favorlte To win IN
the finals tonight. His time
In both heats was s.5--which
was matched In the second
heat by Wright of Centralia.
Tucker finished behind Shelton
of Sedro-Woolley, but easily quail
fled for toniehts final in The so
yard high hurdles event. Tucker
also qualified to race in the a.
yard lows
THIRD IN RELAY
Stadiums medley relay team
composed of Russ Soper, Harold
Lewtas. Bud Phelps and Jim Mel
son finished third although they
won their heat. The winners were
determined on a time basis.
Chef Dyer, Stadium, $50 runner,
raised up from a bleacher seat be-
fore the meet and hit light re-
Hector putting cash In his head
that required three stitches to
mend. Ralph Christie used Jim
Nelson in Dyer's place and substi-
tuted Bud Phelps for Nelson in the
440.
Lincoln's $50 yard relay
team. composed Of Bob May
comber. Johnny HUNT, Logan
Blades and Henry Howard.
took a second place In its
heat. finishing behind Cen
tralia. The Abc quartet will
race tonight In the finals
against teams from Yakima.
LINDEN. Olympia, Burlington
and Centralia.
Norm Mayer ~ the College Of
Puget Sound won second place in
the shot put finals for non.confer-
ence schools with a toss of Al feet
7 inches. Niemi of the Washington
State frosh won the event and
Jungck of Pacific Lutheran col
lege was fourth. Niemis mark
was AZ feet inches. Jungcks 35
feet.
BLAIR TAYLOR QUALITIES
Pacific Lutheran's Blair
Taylor qualified for the finals
In two events-80-yard low
hurdles and the 75-yard dash.
The Gladiator two-mile relay
team wound up In third place
In the final Of their event, be-
hind Washington States frosh
and the Idaho frosh.
In the finals of the distance med
ley. the College of Puget Sound
was third. and the Loggers Al
bertson joined Taylor in qualify
ing for the finals OF the s0-yard
low hurdles.
Puyallup's seven man team
placed one man. Vern Smith, In
the finals of the 72-yard low hur-
dies tonight. The Vikings took
fourth in the medley two-tenths of
second behind Stadium. The
Puyallup low murders won three
preliminary heats. Besides Smith,
Lind simonsen and Eddie Myers
won their heats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

scoring nine runs m the firet
inning. koy Lynx bsssbaiisrs ds-
fsstsd orting Cardinals. is.o. IN
an opening Fisres County prep
league encounter II Ortlns
Harold sn1w. Roy freshman, NIL
home run with the bAsss fuii
during ths Wild opening frame,
n u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Rev Cecil snd HERMAN Nelrh.
pitchers received from r~sisnd %
ersicr. LET, Ice Anfeles Friday
morning by train ard are aue hare
Saturday night
Jimmy fsx ard Al Nudge.
others ~ the CALIFORNIA; contingent.
viii not enn~ until next week
The training camp Tee the last
three dsys mas uncovered emily ane
surprise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

p~rhowits Losing riiietts
irninFs pitrhed Toxin soi,,si pa.
ietie AZ. craghssd A. Al hat-~otf
Tohin 4 pille,te ~ crsshese 4
Hlts- of walker a. ronin 4 rtllstte
o. CrRshesd / nuns seofed--off
Walker robin 2. rliis,ts o. crAs.
Tonln 4 rliiette q atrusH out
by Wsiher q rilie,e . nsse on
hslis--oif walker a, rliietts q Left
on basea Seattle A san Diego 10
Three base hits 49, Archie Lawrence
Coscsrnrt 1wo.nsse hits--iawTencs.
Archie Runs batted in=-Arrhie 4.
Hunt q orifflths. ratehett, Lawrence
2 walker Dsiiessandfo Sacrifice
oriffiths stolen base Detore Dnu-
bic plays~-Pillette TO uriffiths 20 Mo-
Donald. umpKes-snydsr and Hood
Time. 3.13
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NEXT ARTICLE MONDAY.

dealing
Tacoma u
pollution Of the life
of the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

ager. II was years before most
Of ms dreamed what . baseball
vas. And the uniforms. Ah-h-h-h.
those unics. High crowned caps,
short bills. Shirts To match In
hue, white and blue wide stripes,
running perpendicular. The pants
those panties. stuffed AT the
knees like football pants Of the
wa-a-a-ait a moment. Nine OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

'bett,d for Douglas In eighth.
ssnat'sd for Cecil In ninth.
Ran for Honso In ninth
HOLLYWOOD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

the Is wide spreading musaches that nred up
different ALL They played
with the genuine
Yet today base
ball, the paramount the sports
Onh, * d,u. al ~. ,.at f;ob;no,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Only Is days and tn
But the last lCeok uiH be
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-09-29
NO GAG RULE WANTED

Labor believes in full and free de-
bate on controversial questions and
will have no sympathy with any at
tempts to gag debate in Congress on
the neutrality or other issues. Hints
that "cloture" may be used to shut
off full neutrality debate have ap-
peared. Whether anything of the
kind will be tried remains to be seen.
Attempts to curtail debate are at
variance with democracy and are GER
tain to arouse protest among all be-
levers in the principles on which the
United States was founded. This does
not mean that the public will approve
filibustering or other mere time-kill-
ing tactics. But it does mean that
the nation expects thorough consid-
Grafton of the neutrality issue, with
full discussion of all aspects of the
problem.
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STATEMENT

Of ownership, management, etc., of
The Butler County Press, published
weekly at Hamilton, Ohio, required by
the act of August %, 1912.
That the names and addresses of
the publishers, editors, managing edi-
tor and business managers are:
Publishers: Edward E. Weiss and
John F. Mayer, Hamilton, Ohio.
Managing Editor: John F. Mayer,
Hamilton, Ohio.
Business Managers: Edward E.
Weiss and John F. Mayer, Hamilton,
Ohio.
That the known bondholders, mort
gagee and other security holders
owning or holding / per cent or more
of total amount of bonds, mortgages
or other securities are: None.
The Butler County Press,
John F. Mayer, Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 26th day of September, 1889.
G. M. Young, Jr.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-09-29
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1889.
WATCH THE PRICE GoUGERs!

Profteering with war conditions as
an excuse seems headed for trouble.
Labor, consumers organizations and
governments, national and local, real
ize the danger of profteering in the
necessities of life and are alert to
fight it at every turn.
The coming American Federation
of Labor convention at Cincinnati
will undoubtedly denounce profteer-
ing and discuss and act on program
to make it tough for the price goug-
ers. State and city labor organiza-
tioons can be depended upon to take
similar action Local unions and in
dividual union members can help by
watching prices and reporting any
attempts at gouging to the proper au-
thorities. Unremitting vigilance and
determined action can drive the
gouger to cover.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-09-29
UNITE ON ONE GREAT AIM

1t took the united struggle of sew
eral generations of workers to win
the rights which labor enjoys today.
Organized labor in the past has found
solutions for its problems through
reason and practical common sense;
and organized labor is not less compe-
tent today. With the same deter
mination and effort and will the diff
ferent groups of American life must
lay aside their differences and selfish
viewpoints and unite on the one great
aim-the expansion of industry, the
raising of our levels of living, and
the supreme necessity of all-getting
men back to work and keeping them
Woll.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-09-29
COMMENT ON WORLD EVENTS

federation under popular control and
with delegated powers only; said fed
GRAFTON to derive its authority di-
rectly from individuals and peoples
rather than from nations and to re-
nounce war as an instrument of in
ternational policy"
Congressman Jerry Voorhis' House
Concurrent Resolution 27 urging the
President to take the first steps to-
ward a world federation, was unani-
mously endorsed by the committee.
A growing interest in the establish
ment of world government as an al
tentative to war was reported by Will
liam B. Lloyd, Jr, of Chicago, Amer
lean director of the campaign.
Copies of the resolution were sent
to President Roosevelt, Secretary of
State Cordell Hull, and to congress
sional leaders.
Labor desires protective laws and
social security legislation, but we wish
to define the place where labor unions
leave off and the state begins. We
do not question the fact that political
authority ought to do something
about bettering economic conditions
but what it should do and how far ii
should go is the real problem.
"The experience of our union broth
ers in some European countries
should teach US that once the govern.
ment succeeds in dominating the eco
nomic field it finds little difficulty il
extending its control to every human
endeavor u. M. Ornburn, secretary
treasurer, Union Label Trades De
partment, American Federation 0.
Labor.