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Evening star., 1940-05-05

'~ @o~'SA think Of
herself q . homsbody end
conscientious housewife.
It's the treinins she got from
her mother. she edmits-end
believes thet Q stess eessss cen
BE- pretty dreb unless . husbend.
. home and soed friends 6lI
in the pettsrn Of life swsy
from the spotlight Of the
theetrs.
This. perhaps. sxpleins Why
Zorina didn't let love sseeps
her. Pleysosrs sndosbtsdb
still rsesll her romentie sleps.
msnt less then twe ysers ose
with George BeIenehins. gifted
meestre Of the bellst.
She never loved snybody until
she met her husbend. she con-
fsssss. Desidss, he edosss the
wey she cooks. Thet plsesss
her more thon snythins else
beeevss il mokes her . sue
esssful housewife end that.
otter oil. she believes. Is why
men MoFTy.
Although both Zosina and her
husband hsvs their individvel
eeresrs. they hove . common
interest in the ballet.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
MRS. FLORENCE KERR.


enthusiastic better prepared constructive than
attending institute commissioner could hat
feel at through her
and work the Govern
rnen throughout the country She also
social and economic problems
affecting
Tennessean by BIRTH Mrs Kerr reared and educated in the
West friend Of Secretary Hopkins
rnnen College In In fact they graduated the
the Secretary Phi
the friendship that lasted through
Of the that with
Scotch but reminds delightful careee
woman nothing
enjoy living instead the executives
Deal ONCE by in the morning and fire.
quently found at work there at Z in the evening.
Taught Gary Cooper.
OF Films, School,
lvery hair and jolly twinkle in her blue
fes shows perception pointed
wahfu like cook but has had
taught the nm avore
married Robert
belongs believes the present
salvation in this and
fabbergasd the institute
Republicans the rock bound
Straits Fuca in
California to South Carolina by train automobile
and girls University of Wisconsin, whose
donated by Southern when they got here found
State Davies the charming
be their hosts while here.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

your mother and minei FOR
your friends mother. For the one
who has been like . mother to you.
For your husbands mother. For
your grandmother! For your wife
on Mothers Day! Cards Is lovely
as gifts -. and cards to accom-
pany gifts. Remember Mothers
Day" IL next Sunday, May 12th-so
pick yours out in time for mailing.
BREWOOD, 1917 q ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Cnat S Stul wear
able except for
. tiny rip or
snag, moth hole
or cigaret burn.
The 8 T Z LO S
COMPANY will
"mweave" or
'Reweave" the
damaged spots
In silks, woolenS
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Health Directors
Guests at Party

Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Adolf A. Berle, jr., entertained
at cocktail party yesterday after
noon at their residence, Woodley,
on Cathedral avenue. Their guests
were delegates to the fourth Pam
American Conference of National
Directors Of Health.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Garrechts Leave Post

Capt. F. A. Garrecht, 18th Field
Artillery, and Mrs. Garrecht have
left Fort Myer and after a months
leave will sail June 8 from New
York for San Francisco. Capt. Gar
recht's new assignment will be at
the Leland Stanford University.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Tea for Bride.elect

Mrs. E. Richard Gasch has in
vited guests to tea today In honor
Of Miss Dorothy Bowel, whose en-
gagement to Mrs. Gasch's nephew,
Mr.. Knight g. Aulsbrook, recently
has been announced.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Helene's speak
ing Of those s.
thread, high
twist, dull finish
stockings that
are being fea-
tured at any of
the 10 conven-
iently located
N O r B U d
H O 8 I L r Y
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Theatre Note

Cvievsiy sNevsh. the lovely
We're Zenas. who comes to the
NetieNsl Thsstrs tomorrow
night in "leuisiena puvehass."
Evening star., 1940-05-05

'SA~
will thrill at being
remembered on
Met h Q RS Day
with . corsase or
b uquet from
q q D. ES. FOR
mothers (ths old
softies) are senti-
mental-and viii
be touched more
by flowers than
Evening star., 1940-05-05

town with an ex-
elusive WHITE LINEN
Corselette or Girdle.
Foundation at SO
has an uplift net top.
Girdle, $3.50. They
wash Ike hankies.
Fit beautifully. Billie
Barret, formerly with
Saks, Fifth Ave-, N. Y.
2605 CON N. We.
Phone co. 7179.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

v . = ! 4
ssthss tak
ebeut her
{ . . k =.
las . \ 1
|bskiHs \ .
prove -
then hW
| |eeve0v in
The banst.
|hs movies
Ia n 4 tn Q
stage. She
hikes 70
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Mrs. White Back

Mrs. William Henry White is now
in her home on Park road after an
absence of four months. Mrs. White
spent most of the winter on the
east and west coasts Of Florida.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

parade Of summer fashions on stun.
ming mannequins, with . dash Of
Bert Bernath's smooth music. and
goodly portion Of enjoyment by the
Arthur Murray dancers. Complete
luncheon and entertainment, 81.
For reservations call Mr.. Arthur
NAT. $50.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

certain they head
for the P ALL
MALL ROOM ut
the Raleigh Hotel
OF . Saturday.
There they will
be served with .
Murray = Go {.
Round Fashion
Show Luncheon,
1arniShAd with a
Evening star., 1940-05-05

SHOPS i. for only 0ec . pair.
These same stockings would cust
you $1.00 . pair elsewhere In town
but because Of NORBUD'S won.
derful connections with manufac.
turers-they buy these stockingD
by the carload ct fell-swoop prices
And pass the savings on to you.
Stock up for yourself-give mother
. box for Mothers Day. Three mid.
town locations: 1918 CONN. AVE,
Ills q st, 1870 = 0T.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

m o t h e RS
Day" card. At
B REV GODS
you'll hnd the
greatest COL
leetio on Of
Mothers Day
c . r d . / n
w as h ington.
Cards for all
mothers. For
Evening star., 1940-05-05
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" A TIP TO THE THRIFTY"
-. to the women who
take their budgeting seriously! We
all have . suit or coat or dress
Evening star., 1940-05-05
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" HERE'S A RECIPE FOR
SMARTNESS. Take
a party Of guests, preferably women
who appreciate fashions. Make
Evening star., 1940-05-05
About Well-Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Z Mrs. Kerr Finds Delegates
To Institute of Government
= Unusually Enthusiastic
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

For the last Washington influx
examinations from al Of the country there nothing
with those $500 Democratic descended
Capital
held this counyor that matter countyand
learn At the fountain head what the New Deal accomplished
Evening star., 1940-05-05
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U 7 ISTEN, MY CHILDREN"
-. your mothers BEAM
ing face will be your reward when
she receives your carefully chosen
Evening star., 1940-05-05

pursue In the coming presidential cam
paign.
Both Republicans and Democrats
concede that women win have . larger
say in the making Of the two national
platforms than they have ever before
had. Bearing this In mind, the women
attending the institute made . frst draft
of platform proposals ~ to what they
wanted inserted In the 1910 Democratic
platform. As one Western woman ex-
pressed it, I'VE are not asking, ws are
telling"
Mrs. Kerr Is Impressed
BY Delegates Enthusiasm.
Mrs Florence Stewart Kerr, assistant
commissioner Of the Work Projects Ad-
ministration In charge Of professional and
service projects, who employs about 547, 900
people, so per cent of whom are women,
said that in all Of her public career Of Is
years she had never seen an organization
Evening star., 1940-05-05
.FHl ~M/
- H4a~<

IS 7 EST WE FORGET" j..
next Sunday u Moth
er's Day" So slip into the LINEN
HoU61-and choose something
Evening star., 1940-05-05

by anything else. And since you
don't remember to send her posies
very often, Helene suggests Z beau-
tiful blooming plant for her win
dow or 4 box Of her favorits
spring flowers or . corsase to
wear to church. 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
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Z" MANS LOVE Is OF HIS
LIFE A THING
APART 49,. tis woman's whole
existence. Every mother and VIE
Evening star., 1940-05-05

At CONTOUR
8 T U D I q 8
Maclevy Slend-
iHng SALON.. II
you make your
. p p OF ntment
between n 90 n
and 4 pm, you
save $500 on
every "Fuu-
Evening star., 1940-05-05

X COUNT ON BILLIE
800 BARRAT'-to find .
way to keep you delicately feminine
and COOL-on hot sultry days In
Evening star., 1940-05-05

<>>>>>>>>> -
U THEY LOVE TO BE IN
YOUR SHOES" :,
sturdily admit NoRBUD hosieryi"
And they prove it-by wearing well.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

women with their
stunning turbanS
and to make
them happier still.
they're Offering .
group Of these same
d draped Alpaca
Crepe TURBANS-
In every color to
match your cos
Evening star., 1940-05-05


lovely for HER.
Sheer linen hand
kerchiefs as low
~ } for 4l.M.
Hand : painted
guest towels, 81.
Tray sets. Facs
towels. And other
exquisite gifts
priced ct 81 and
Al A.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
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and linens. el3 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

dress from
THE PALAIS
r O Y A l.
Marie Dress
ler" dresses
are styled for
little, short
St0llt and tall.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
<>>>>>>>>H

!" PUT A BRIGHTER SUN
In Sunday dinners!'
Go for dinner to THE PARROT,
which speaks for itself. The at
Evening star., 1940-05-05

wonderfully delicious your mouth
win water" whenever you think Of
than. Luncheon. tsA dinner. 30th
Evening star., 1940-05-05

m o 3 phefe -
pleasant an d
relaxing i.
the service Is
smooth an d
emcient
the foods Gall
8 o U { b srn
cooked) are 70
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Z e h ! eyed
. n y t hing
as wonder
full 0 the
3 u m m e r
Ia m p 8 at
8 T Y LIE,
I N G . -
Evening star., 1940-05-05

i" / BHHvE IN MIRACLES"
you'll say happily i.
after you've lost pounds and inches
Evening star., 1940-05-05

service COVI6e
which includes Exercise, Me-
chanical and Swedish Massage,
Electric Cabinet and Shower. Day
or evening Exercise Course-l2
times for 312. Corner 12th and q
SITS. NV. NAT. 1896.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

TUNES for $2.00. Unusual
values! Some high-twisted {.
some exotic all lovelyi = 81.
ct 18th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Pete, the Robin
On Last Trim

NEW ORLEANS - Pete" the
robin, heEsn - last TIP today
= trir that began In s. Louis Nc.
and ends - the bird sanctuary
~ Avery island
Henceforth. Pete" 81 have
the unlimited freedom gwen deni-
zens q the famous bird sanctuary
made famous by John Audubon.
unless he should become infected
With the wsnderlust
Pete came herr Friday
night aboard an airplane
from 81. Louis. Mrs. Gilbert
Black found the robin last
summer. his kg broken, and
nnr~ed him hack 70 health.
But the humane society learn
sd 81 the birds captivity.
ruled that II IL Illegal in Mis-
souri, and said that Pete"
would have 10 he freed.
He was - have been released
here last Saturday. but complaints
from interested persons that It
would be cruel" 10 make him
peck for his living after his DAYS
Of ease and unfavorahle weather
conditions caused = postponement
BY nighuall ne should find
himself in comfortshle surround
ines. learning all that a young
bird should know
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

export llnsf Exeter frem tlshcn.
Portugal
Hes supposed - - an
anti->ssI" Rally aid NJ
that - -. What l. he doing
In Cannes. where the eermans
oan tsks him " tAes want
him."
Rally Il French eltisen, b.
rs spent many years IN ne
United states His sife is ths
former Vivian Csdy q Ninnear.
oils Spending q sahestiesi leave
n France. hs Was meellised a. :
lieutenant in August. 1859 ~
xss demohlllzsd last July
Rally aid that there sss .
wave Of sabotage In France
and that the Preach "would
fight like he'll" n they had
weapons. he said he believed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Arms Contractors
May Receive Bonus

WASHINGTON - National Do
fense officials are considering =
plan for bonus payments 10 srms-
ment contractors who can save
the government money hy reduc.
ing production costs.
The idea Was suggested by
technical experts Of the defense
commission who have bern study
ing World war bonus contracts
and the bonus system being used
by Great Britain.
II was learned that the plan
would apply only 10 contractors
producing armaments for The
government on cos, plus fixed
Zee basis. A certain percentage Of
the money saved for the govern
ment would be paid the contractor
as = bonus in addition to the fixed
fee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Royal Neighbors
Choose Officers
Olollo Lodge Picks
Leaders for Yeor

GIG HARBOR - Fern Camp.
+. y. A. Of Olslla. held Is annual
meeting and elected the following
officers for the coming term. Jean
Buchanan. oracle. Marion Soret,
past oracle. Edith Fsgerud, vice
oracle. Anna Rongen, recorder
Selma Bloomqust, receiver. Ann
Farmer. chancellor; Ruby Baker.
marshal: VIVA Pfundt. inner senu-
re. Hilds Carlson, outer sentinel.
Florence Hinthorn. manager for
three year period; Edna Eager
strom. manager for one year. In
stailation Of officers vii be in
January.
The next card party o. Burley
Library association Will he held at
the Library hall Thursday evening
The L. D. r. Of Emmanuel Luth-
Gran church will meet Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Flora Samuel
son. The Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Louise Bloom Thursday.
Mrs. L. F. Nimpany vii enter
tam the Fortnightly club at her
home on Thursday. Miss Mary
Jane Turner will have charge Of
the program and the speaker viii
be Rabbi Cohen Of Tacoma who
will discuss "Feasts. Fasts and
Holidays Of the Jews"
Sportsmen Met
The Sportsmen's club VII meet
Thursday at s p. m. at the Lions
Den for a regular program and
discussion of matters OF current
interest.
Harry Rowley Of crescent Val
ley is a patient in Gig Harbor hos
pitsl.
Mrs Elmer Jones and baby
daughter returned home to Vaughn
Sunday from Gig Harbor hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rowley
and family of Bellingham arrived
Sunday for an indefinite stay at
the home of Mr.. Rowley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowley OF
Crescent Valley.
A. l. Moore Of Burley left Sat
urdsy for San Antonio. Tex. for
the graduation exercises of his son.
Albert, who will receive his pilot $
license in the army on Dec. 20.
Moore will also visit daughter
in Portland and a brother and sis
ter In California.
In the window dressing contest
among local merchants, advertis-
ing music week. first award went
10 the I. C. A. store, with the Pho
neer Electric Co. and Betty's Beau
" shop second and third. The
poster contest among the high
school students was won by Henry
Konecke and Rudy Nikolac.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Missing Man Held
In Newburqh, N. Y.

sheriff John G Rlefklund was
Informed by wire late Monday that
Martin NJ o'Msllsy. sought for
emberxlemsnf herr IN 1871 Is in
custody IN NeWhurEh. Orange
county. New York
OMalley jumped $1,000 bond
few months ago. failing 10 sp-
pear for trial in Pierce county
court II was reported a bonding
company representative would so
east 10 return the man for trial
O'MRlley is accused Of emhezxllng
III shares Of brewery stock from
MRthies Schlamherger IT Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

the Rriti<h were bombing the
Ruhr Industrial valley heavily
because many wealthy ter
man fafnllle. uere moving
into southern France md the
French government must paw
fer their support.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Northwest Airlines
Reports LARGE Gain

Continued gains in air travel
throughout 1910 today had brought
Northwest Airlines an increase of
$500 in passenger revenue for the
first eleven months of this year as
compared 10 the same period in
1889. There was a 52ees increase
in revenue passenger miles flown
by Northwest Airlines planes Croil
Hunter. president and general
manager, announced. Passenger
miles flown totaled 1888. $50 as
compared to 81, 62s.3 $50. Passeng-
ers carried during the eleven
month period in 1910 totaled 105.
GA as compared to 67.61s for the
same period in 1889, an increase
OF $780,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Pupils Stort Work
On l94l Lincolnion

W h tho printing contract
awarded N Pioneer. Inc, actual
work on the 1871 edition NJ The
Linoolnian. yearbook of Lincoln
high school, was started this week
by Tommy Pearce, editor.
Pesrce Is working on layouts for
the book with Leroy Hale. asso-
ciate editor Other staff members
chosen by Homer A. Post, editorial
staff adviser. are Al Burelli and
Gerald Goddard, photographers;
Judy Craig. personals: Marvin
Shaw, activities; and Dick sackett,
clubs.
Loren Ralph. business adviser.
announced that Lyle Van Wrinkle
has been appointed circulation
manager. Mildred Wadsworth and
Lois Jean Vert are in charge Of
senior picture appointments while
Jeanette Meyers and Shirley Ben
son are in charge Of engraving
fees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

JERSEY CITY. y. J FritH
TshvSSen. German industfIallst who
financed Adolf Hitler during hls
riss TO dictatorship. ard suhse-
euently wss reported % have
turned against the Mas. = living
N Cannes. France. within sasv
reach Of the Germans Prof
Georges Rsllv % Vanderbilt uni
vsrsity. said here
Bslly arrived with Isl other
passengers aboard TIRE American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

The French people are really
hack of Marshal Henri Philips
retain ~ sid. but hey are ~
supporting Ntec-ffsmlsf PIER.
Laval Tke Germans aFe rcquizl
tloning supplies IN unoccuris#
Franc.. raxLns Ln Frsaeh cntrsnea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

rystsfhzafinn ~ French feeling.
The French listen a. tire
british nro>drs<fInx corpora
tia nsafninG. sff<rnccr ard
aishf. - pay lIffI~ sfs~ettss
~ ~ Frrrrh hreadrnsfe
whIek fs<s sssf h~tl>xe.~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

obtained n the Bank Il France II
sxchsnke fnf German marks
TIE movement u uen. Charles
= Gaulis = very knod. but -
French f. that ~. rsFhaps =
~ II - advsNiufer A. iensf
though. - hAs Wrought sncut ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Soviets Ration Gas

MOSCOW The supreme econ
omie Soviet today decreed The
rstionine Of gasoline. effective
Dec. /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or slim?

hoth, S1ce or SIP.
vASTEETH. a powder 70 % sprin-
kleo OF false teeth. Keeps them more
firmly act Make your IooS< plates
mare dependable with FAsTEFrT
you'll feel more confident with
ftrrner dental plate Mildly alkaline
FASTErTH slso cheeks gum sore
ne~ burning sensation Or rash Gu.
- The chssirz % looee. Esbbly
rls,~ Or - sxcersivs tcio r1euth
Oct FAsTEETH a. any crus store
sdy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

II you're not using II, sell il with
q Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3I5l.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15
JACK DUNCAN
Editor and Publisher
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

Putting all your eggs III one basket
is a good idea according TO some PEG
pie. But according to other people. II
Is bad Ny neIghbor Henry. he says
it IS bad pracuCe-lOOk what hap
pened to Babylon. he says. And SAYS.
what happened
Well those folks IL Mesopotamla.
he SAYS they !e: a crew 81 experts talk
EN- into putting their last dime INTO
big buildings and grand show places
in the city OF Babylon And everything
was run thereIvom And now. he say.
do YOU know what I am getting at
Ana ! SAYS No Well he saws. Il YOU
look al a brand rev map YOU md ~
BabylOn-yoI just .uj a Gross W"err
Babylon once Was
And the whole moral ~ tl!> ~tor'
Henry says Il Is our pouring money
into our City Of Washington History
repeats he says # We keep on maxim
WASHINGTON the hoaGq:Arr-r~ for
everything first thing W. know It
gonna be JI>' Another ross II the
map-Nke Babylon
Is that wher, tie uandwut.Hg
showed up OF the wall SAYS And
Henry says am glad to see YOU wake
up
Your, WI,n t., low dow
10 SIERRA
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15

is used for transportation and not for
storage During the World War, it
will be recalled the severe car short
ages that existed were largely the re-
suit of the lack of adequate facilities
of consignees for unloading. AS a con-
sequence. thousands of cars became
in effect warehouses. and sat idle in
yards for long periods OF time
You needn't take the railroads word
Tor il that they are ready. High Off
Gals of the War Department, part Of
whose job it has been to work with
the lines in preparation for the emer-
gency demands we face now. have
said exactly the same thing time and
time again. and have praised the
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15
By ALEXANDER CLIFFORD

traffic that develops. As an example
ne pointed out that il late months the
volume OF export freight handled at
the port OF New York has been APP
proXimately IS per cent Of the peak
Iclume of the World War. Yet at all
lines there has been surplus of ia
cllIties. We are certain" Mr. CORN
ley added. that the railroad plant Will
Le kept ahead of demands OF traffic
and The transportation involved in the
defense program will not interfere Ill
my way with the transported on OF
ordinary commercial traffic The
9llroads have the organization and
the capacity TO meet practically any
demand for transportation provided il
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15
Time To Work

This is the time for labor. no less
than capital. to show its patriotism
There can be no further excuse for
unjustified strikes, which could be
prevented by honest arbitration, for
labor racketeering of any kind. or for
wage and hour demands which go be-
yond all reason and which slow de-
Tense production.
If labor has any just grievances.
Cancellation can cure them. Public
opinion. that mightiest OF corrective
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15
Don't Belittle
Constitution

The attacks on or constitutional.
form Of government IL recent wears
have been many and varied A great
many OF them have been based OF the
argument that the constitution a.
least as interpreted ENDS 70 work
against the interests o. the people
The inevitable result Of these argu-
ments has been to lead the nation
away from q government Of laws. and
toward a government Of men
But the constitution still stands as
q bulwark between the individual and
h:S gOvernment-aS protection for
the minority against the possible
abuses of 'he ma iOritv a particularly
important example oc his has lust oc-
Cured in the state o: Oregon.
Some TWO years ago the voters OF
Oregon. inflamed by the racketeering
tactics Of a few union leaders which
resulted in their imprisonment for
long terms passed law which. among
other things stringently restricted the
right of labor 10 picket Labor lawyers
a once went to The courts And final
~. the Supreme COu-r OF the State
with but one Justice dissenting. held
the law null ard void or the ground
that il violated ne CoE~..''.t'O.al ~
vision concerning the oversees Of ere .
speech.
The Court held that even the peoDl~
of a sovereign state cannot pass a Law
which is in any way a CCNtraventio-
of the Constitution which governs u
all-that the minority has rights
which a majoritv. no matter how
great. can never take away That de-
cisiOn IS based o., the vrr- SD,r.' rs
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15

The American Req Gross IS m.
its most crucial challenge snn.
days of the first Wirld War. NeAs
strengthening our national d.,
have made heavy demands upo,
Red CrosS-and these demand,
increase in the coming year. Jd,
day and become a member Of A
patriotic organization.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15

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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-11-15

Last wear 2800o0 men and women
were trained in Red Cross First Aid
IN combat the grim march nf acciden-
ta1 death which each wear claims 1on.-
mo lives in this country Vow mem-
hership support at Roll Call this wear,
November IL THROUGH an will enable
this nroeram to continue IFS battle
against accidental death and serious
injury.