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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

ionSerm 5lt ihlueren, langiamcm
aufmGrtsgeben, in miibepoller arbeit,
im 9fin9en nit menihliher Sdpad,e,
i'm &ompf eeaen @eltgeiit nna seu.
felsreid), I'M 5treben nod ocn nnper-
sdnslidcn @iitern ,mb Groncn.
8ringt FOLDER Aufblid nnS anblid
cine Spannums beroor 5Wiiden Scr
groe uno Dem 9inn,et, 5Diiden Ser
Silibtarbeit Ses taeliben 2cbens uno
iener eipigen 8eit, BON seren Shlpel=
le mir tr1uucn? Stele,l mir .oen
8chlel ouis ScnieitS" aus, 10 oft mir
bapon reben ooer barauf brangcn?
6reilid). man f0nnte audi oieien So
bcnblid mi6brauben. 0tan fSnntc
Mcniben nit eime,n eipieen Gcrtrolten
ol,f Bclieres, al,i Elm 2anb, lit Ocm al
les Sebnen ser Ser5en eriiiat mtrc,
binbalten, uno Elm iolbes Sinueg-
troiten lpiirbe feinem etpas foltcn
Mber oas lpire troItlos unb trauri9
eebonoelt @ibt man oageseu alien
einen itarfen, mabrcn gpigfcits9lau-
ben in bie Secle, Ben @lauben an
Elm e.uiges 2cben, l,m ociiemttpiaen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

9rbeiten bineinlenfen. gsiht bier fal-
len Die letien @ntideionngen, nicbf
bier miro aller 2obn ansbe3abH, nidlt
bier miro zines Nannes san5er 8ert
erfannt, eines Menlben gauges @ir-
fen uiio shaffen beIiegeIt. 9ieies
2eben lit nid)t bas 2eben, oieIe 8eIt
lit nibt bie Nelt, bieies 2ibt lit nid,t
oas 2idt. @roen5eit nno grbenle-
ben lit nur ein 8eeinn, ibr abidluB
lieet ienleits Ser @rabespforten. Ser
goloene Sintergruno oer iroiiben 2e-
bensbabn lit Sic @ipigfeitsluelt: SD
CLAUDE an Elm eiuiees 2eben." gs lit
fein IufbIid nad oben, nur Inn 2uft-
ballons iteigeu lmo fliegen 5u Ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
Der SferIid)e 9eit- xmS g,uiafeits.
aeSaafe -

Der SferIid)e 3eit- xns G,uiafeits-
seSaafe
Ole Slterseit ribtet ben 8lid auf.
.udrts, 81 Den Eiortem bes e,pigeu
2ebens empor. obnc i'm oarnm bon
ser @rbe ,,nb ibren Amisoben abdu=
le',fen. Sinabbliden in Die @alien
umo binaufbliden az Sen Sterneu.
Dies bcioes oereint 1T bas ipabre
hriltlibe 2eben. lleber bieic &elt
bino,,s 'pcift Der Nuieritanbene uns
infer 3iel. 9ortbiu eing er porauf.
9ortbin ioaen Die Seinigen folger:
vSn meines Gaters Sans iino piele
@obmngem. Sd gebe bin, lie end,
81 bereiten, ,lno mann id) lie euh
rbereitet babe, Damn ,piIl ib fomnten
nno eMb 5n mir bolen." llno er off
net sic Eortole tueit auf fit ollie.
8ir iollen nid)t blob lteben nno iebn=
iiidtie binouflbo,en, mir iollen nms
bineinarbeiten.
@crabe sic &elt Der Siter9eSamfcn
,,nS Ses Oitergla,lbens beibt uns ern-
te SSenieits9eoanfen nno @uisfeits=
,perte in bie 9iesieits'pelt uno ibre
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

bio. o.Gonlntcntntorcn i,nb ber Ioeen.
6paItenidreiber (Gol,mniits). Sd
muB iager,s oaB Bel aller anerfen-
mug, baB ein5clne BON ibnen ,penig-
items manfmal aIlerbano leiiten, mas
blenbcno 81, iein ibeint, id) lie als
Glaiie nibt,. leioen mag. @s pioer-
itrcbt mir, mir bon bielen 32euten, bic
oft nid)t cinmal cine beionbers eriinb-
Iide 9iloung beiiben, alles poroenfen
5n laiiell tuie man einem &inoe bic
barten Speiictcile porfalen mag. GS
eebt mir geecn Sen strid), mir nit
benz 9ruitton ser ltnieblbarfeit por=
getragenen perlonlid)en @niidten ole-
fer WfGnner als n1ein eigenes l1rteil
auioriugcn 5u laiien. slaeroingS 10
biele lrnierer 3citgenolicn linO im Ell
genen 9cnfcn 10 bilflos ooer 10 trage,
bob iie obne Sclbltreipeft oieie 0fon-
ner fir le) ielblt hcnfen unO rchen
Iailen ais cine millfonlnlene Silfc. |
IS lit erltu,nlib, mas oielc nlobernen
Gutpiiier bcm gebuloigen ooer im
9enfen unielbltouoi9en 3uborer cocr
2eier allcs o,,ftiiden Sd babe inn
mer bieies @npfinoeu gebabt nno
,par lln,iomcbr crfrellt, fiir3lib in ei-
ner 3eitling cine @barofteriiierlng
bieier ,,@eiltesbeloen" 5u finoen, Die
id| ben 2eiern nidt porentbalten min.
GAreibt ba ser 3oIleae in Dem ,,!Sart-
fpro Sranseript", elmer fatbolii6en
9eitllng int Slten, nit oiel Sah- nmo
Menihenfenntnis, 9umor uno Cor
fnsnnls:
9ie GielIcitiafeit bes lnobernen
Spaltenidreibcrs lm0 leincs 8e-
rnisbruoers, bes 9fooiofonmemta-
Tors, lit einfah erltaunlib. Sober
ibeint ein gauges 9ueeno perlhie-
Oener 8ebirne 5,l baben, bie alle in
bcmIcIben Gerltanoesfaitcn arbei-'
len. ga eibt es feline Srage, fem
Eroblcm, fir sic Tie nibt sic Nnt-
,port umo 2oiung bereit batten.
@ana gleid, ob es lid nm &ortof-
feln pber 8olitif, Oh nm sas 8ct-
Ter ooer Die bobe 6inana banoclt,
ober nm 3rieg, 5riebcn nma &epo'
luton. llnIer Stalnen ipad)it nod
INNER ,mebr, ie mebr iuir lns flor
an MAIDEN il,den, tpie elm 10 fleiner
Ropf eincn iolden 9teihtum on
NH;fSo,, ,,nid,I;nSn,, fon,,
9as allereritannlihite aber 1T
bie Shnellisfeit, nit ser oiele Siel-
aeiheiten all Ole pielerIei Sniorma-
tion geiitis peroanen f0nnen. SSn-
nerbalb cini9er iueniger StlmSen,
oft gc,lug n,r Minuten, erfaiien iie
Die 8eoeut,ng nno Nmslpirfl'ng
bon @eltereieniiien in aaen ibrer
Eera,peieuueeu. &eeelredte @e-
lcbrte benotiaeu oft Monatc, nm in
bartem Stuoi,m iid oie geid)id)t<
lihe 8eoeutlng eines erei9niiies |
fIar au MAIDEN. Solde Stiimper!
Die Sbuellfeuer- -@ebirne ser Spal-
tenIbrciber nno &aoio s9ommcnta>
loren analpiieren, bclrteilen 1.no
entlbeioen oerlei innerboIb zines
Mimper5udcns.
Die @cfabr lie9t nabe, oab mir
bieie 2cl,te als mobcrme &unoer-
tpirfer onieben. 9od iteben Sen
atpei Eimfte entgegen: @rltens ,pi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

9ie beioeu amerifanilben 8ene>
biftiner=S =Satres &ep: Nlfreb &olt-
ncr, S.S.8. Qinfs) BON Der ct.
8eneoiets=Nbtei in atbiion, &oni.,
lno &eb. Smen Sefippe, S.S.8.
(rebts) bon Ser ct. SSobn's=Nbz
tel in @olIesepiae, Minn., iiben lih,
in ser GGbe ser syarm bes San
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
giitiiuodj, Sen 16. apriI 1911

man bns 3eitIide 5lpnr nid)t mealper-t
fen nno aliBer adt iailen 6arf, lcSob
es tpeiie bennben, bie 3eit ailsnuben
iln0 itid)t alles bon Der @roe eripar.
ten ion, oas beiBt, Menid)ell fDirflid
troiten, aufridbten, eliidlih MAIDEN.
Sebt bieier Sternenblid oes @mig-
feitsae6anfens oie Mrbeitsfreuoigfeit
auf? Nein. Sur iteigert er bas Be-
tp,Btiein Ser 8erantportl,ng fir ole
lmiere @obe,L aufgaben, Gflidten,
Saten, Gage. 9a leben mir ms nidt
mebr BLOB Dor ein paar Sabre seltent,
Dor ein paar Ginaelpflibte,l Dor elm
paar Menid)en, 50 mdhit alles ins
@roBe, llnerneblihe, gpige. 8as
mir t,nn, ihaffen, arbeiten, has alles
6Ieibt, es tpddit binanf ino binein in
cine etpige 3ufl,nft, senau lpie oas.
mas mir feblen perfeble,,, pernah.
I6iiieen. Die Saten blciben, tpie Die
Milietaten bleiben, ltno am Sblniie
oes @rbentages iteige,t tie Dor nns
alf, ,lm 11ns gum Segeu ooer 5nm
gerberbeu, 3unu Sell ooer 5l,m lin.
bell at meroen. 9ieIe @elt uno IN.
ier 2eben in ibr lit GROCER, lueit gro.
Der, als ser Galm unleres pa,,ies
nno sic 3eit eiuiger Sabr5ebnte Die.
les 2eben ihlieBt nid)t nit Elm paar
raid perflltngenen @lodeuIblaaen.
Nibts sebt perloren, peoer Mn'er
Miiben ltnb 2eioen, nod infer @riolg
nnb 2obn, ipeoer 0ie quite Gaat, nod
has l1nfra,,t. 8ir lcben, llnS mir
lcben fort. INNER, eiuig. Nuf Sen
@rbenjabren ruben Sic @clpidtlteine
eiier gtpiefeitslaIt. Das ienfe nns
einen boben 2ebensernit in bie Seele1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

Ndfb DelH Telltlfdf Oc5 leSIen oeH'
Jus bat iid oie &eibenfolge Ser a,,e-
rifaniitbcn 8robitGote ibrer einWob-
neraabl nah fa,un perinbert. Die
aebn @rpBltaote. oie 1880 on Der
Spite itanoen, itebem al,t6 beltte nod
bort; MIR Itebt iest Baltimore OH iie'
benter Stclle, oie bisber ct. 2o,,is
inncbattc.
Die eriten 5cbm Stdbte Ses Ser.
Staaten ,,no ibre Gintpobncr3ablen
lino: Neip sort, 7,454 ,995; Gbieaee.
1886, sos; EbiIo0eIpbia, 1,94t.334;
Detroit, 1,623,452; Sos anseles. T..
5O4. .277; GlcpeIonS, s7s,336; 8aIti.
more, S59,tO0; ct. 2o,tis, S16.04s;
9oiton, 77O,st6; 8ittsbnrsb, e7t..
$50.
@s gibt in inherent 2aHDe 90
StGotc nit mebr ais 100000 Gin.
Wobnern, nm cine lpenieer als Dor
10 SSobren. Nelr binai,sefo,n,nen fino
Sacramento, @aIif. Ii. CHARLOTTE, u.
s. Aber oieier 3,,lpads iuuroe Oan,it
mebr als auise,pogen, .oab 81 Baio.
Sey., 2Ynu, Maii., uuo euauspille.
Sno., pon ser ,OOO=2iite per-
I6manoen.
Die 90 StGote Der 194Oer Site ba-
ben insseiamt 37,9S7,9s9 Gin,pob.
mer, ooer ,lngeiabr Elm Siertel Der Sc.
lamt5abl Ser foutinentalcn Yer.
Staaten. Nls &loiie battem lie nm
flint Yro5ent mebr @iuWobner aIs in
Sabre 1880, cine 3unabme, oie Inn
ein @errnges binter Dem 9urd)ibnitt
ser gon3eu Station 51riidbleibt.
slber ole GcrGnocrlngen iino iebr
imteridieblid. go batte D. g. 9,iami
nit $50 Yre5cnt sic ltarfite ;}unab+
me aller Stdote ibrer &laiic. oaeegeH
battcn onrcrc StGotc ,pic Hbilaoel-
pbia, Glcpclano, st. 2ouis. Bolton,
stemarf. g. s., uno Modeitcr, g. D.,
flcine 9fiidginge ibrer ginip,tnersobl
81 per5cid)nen. 9tclu Oorf tie init
542,249 een siifcrnlniibig 1rebten
3uipad)s ani5uueilcn,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Eastern Counties
Ask AnteLODe Pool

Once again one of Montana's most
picturesque game anima1s-the ante
lope-is under fire.
DR.. J. S. Mcfarland, state fish and
game warden, said he had received a
request from the Carter and Powder
River Counties Game associations ask
ing that an antelope pool" be held.
Most Of the members are ranchers,
a deputy warden advised Mcfarland,
and have asked that the antelope pop
ulation in that area be reduced by 800
animals.
Under a pool" hunt numbers are
drawn by those wishing to take part,
and the 300 winners pay special L.
cense for the opportunity to hunt.
The request yesterday was one Of
several similar made to the game de-
partment during the past several years.
DR.. Mcfarland said the request
would be submitted to the fish and
game commission.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Cascade County Bans
Handle Slot Machines

Slot machines operated by handle
were ordered out of operation by Cas-
cade County Attorney John D. Stat
ford. who said he was informed sew
eral of that type are in public places
in this county.
The machines, Stafford said, are
substitutes of the old slot machines
The payoff hole has been plugged
and in some instances the fruits and
bars have been replaced on the dials
by other figures.
1t Is the assumption, Stafford said,
that the slot machines are not a game
Of skill and II it takes a nickel to
operate them there IS likely to be an
over-the-oounter payoff for certain
figures or combinations Of figures
Without a payoff, Stafford said, a
person might as well drop a coin In
hole In a wall.
Stafford released an opinion Monday
that pin ball games played for amuse-
ment or free plays where there Is no
monetary payoff are legal. Several
such games are operating in Cascade
county now. Stafford has informed
Attorney General John Bonner of his
opinion and is awaiting its confirma-
ton.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Commodity Plan
Is Made Public

A commodity note plan for payment
OF premiums Is one Of four major
changes made in the federal crop In
surance corporations 1912 program.
Revisions in the program also pro-
vide that owners and operators who
insure one farm in a county must
insure all their farms In that county:
an individual need make only one an
plication no matter how many farms
he insures. and insurance will be in
force until noon of Oct. 81 instead of
Oct. l.
Under the new plan of paying pre-
miums, R. j. McKenna, AAA chair
man, explained, a grower will need
only sign contract for payment Of
premiums when he applies for insur-
ance. This will automatically cover all
farms on which the insured has an
interest in the wheat crop, even
though he acquires the farm after ap-
plying for insurance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Darts below the yoking smooth down
the soft-cut bustlines, aided by gath
ering above the high. slanting slashes
at either side-waist The back is
bloused and gathered above the waist
seam, with the hips left smooth. Let
the sleeves be either short, as shown,
or long, and use gay buttons down the
front closing. You'll like the nice hang
of the skirt with its front panel that
looks smart on the bias if your fabric
is checked or plaid Stitch up this
style in a vivacious gingham or a
smart shantung, or have a contrasting
skirt for dramatic effect. Be sure to
order your pattern todayl
Pattern 407 is cut in misses sizes
II, IA, 16, 10 and 20. Size Is, skirt
and jacket. requires 81. yards 35-inch
fabric
Send fifteen cents l5c) in coins for
this pattern. Write clearly size, name,
address and style number.
Send orders to Pattern Department
NJ. N, 10 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
HELENA AWARDED
1912 GOLF PLAY

Don A. AcKinnon Of Helena vas
elected president Of the Montana State
Golf association to succeed ". K.
Smith Of Anaconda.
The 1917 state amateur champioo-
ship tournament was awarded 70
Helena.
Al Winkler Of Kalispell was named
vice president and Joseph Dunlsavy
Of Butte reelected secretary.
Directors chosen included: Charles
IA. Wood. Billings: Thomas Clemov.
Billings: Harry Reif, Boseman: J. J.
AcCaffery Jr.. Butte: A. B. Foutx.
Butte: William Clarke. Helena; Franf
Wallace. Great Falls: @. Toole, Great
Falls; Tom Ely. Great Falls; Alfred
Steiner. Missoula; Charles Jennin9s
Whitefish; Henry Good, Kalispe,l, ana
A. W. Merkle. Butte, director at large.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Natural enemies keep ths Japan0e
oeetle fum being . serious economic
pat h Japan.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
June Retail Sales
Top 1910 Record

The census bureau reports dollar
sales by Montana independent retail
ers were percent higher last June
than they were in the same month
year ago. and showed an percent
increase in comparison of the first six
months OF this year with the same
period a year ago.
In comparing June, 194l. with June
lS4o, the bureau said the largest gains.
or "a percent, were made by motor
vehicle dealers. Filling stations re-
ported a IA percent gain, hardware
stores 10 and women,s ready-to-wear
stores r.
Increases by cities listed in the BILL
reaus report were: Butte, l percent.
Great Falls. 6; Billings. 81: Helena
IA, and Missoula, II.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
CNTATE
DHORTS

BUTTE.-John E. Corette, Butte at
torney. was elected president Of the
Montana Bar association
PHILIPSBURG. George NJ Mum
gas of Philipsburg has been designated
as chairman of the Granite county
defense savings executive committee
by Montana Administrator william H.
BARLEY of the defense savings staff,
United States treasury department.
SCOBEY. Mrs. Paulina Kramer
died here at the age of rs years. Mrs
Kramer was born in Germany, Nov
8, 1865. She was married in 1884 to
John Kramer. Seven children, 80
grandchildren and IS great-grandchil-
dren mourn her passing.
HELENA.-Montana counties have
the lowest net debt in more than 80
years, the state board of equalization
reported. Improved farming. livestock
and general business conditions with
resultant heavier current and delin-
quent tax payments were the basic
factors in this condition.
H1NSDALE-Hailsto as large as
hen eggs fell in the Genevieve COM
mun1ty ~ miles north OF HlnSdale
during storm which damaged crops
and gardens The storm came from
the west, sweeping through a two-mile
wide strip and lasting nearly an hour.
Good fields of wheat were destroyed
and others were damaged in a lesser
degree.
HELENA.-Job insurance payments
to unemployed Montana workers dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 80 to-
tailed approximately s2,967 900, Barclay
Craighead, chairman of the Montana
unemployment compensation commits
sion, said. This was an increase of
S12,0 over job insurance payments of
the previous year, although payments
during the six months ending June 80
were nearly $4,000 less than during
the corresponding period year
earlier.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Modern Greek is more nearly like
ancient Greek than Italian Is Like an
cient Latin.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
&'R
PATTERN 4o7
Trim TWO-Piece
Sports FrOck

The two-piece dress is seen at all
the smart spots-rural. urban and sub
urban! For clothes-wise women have
found it to be the perfect in-between
style. with more Of a costume look
than a dress and less Of a tailored.
heavy look than a suit. A really out
standing example Of this vogue is
Pattern 407-a Claire Tilden design.
Notice, first of all, the very new and
striking neckline treatment. A round
yoke takes the place of a collar and
looks decorative with top-stitching
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
State Lamb CrOD
Brinqs HiQh Prices

Montana's lamb crop is 80 percent
sold or contracted at good to choice
prices, authoritative lamb trad e
sources at Helena said.
The huge l94l crop-2,348,OOO head
was reported as virtually exhausted
except for scattered areas in the state
where small to medium sized punches
remain. The eastern part of the state
was said to be nearly all contracted
both for feeders and eve lambs and
only small punches of farm-flock
lambs were said to be available in the
western counties.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
7IWN@7XM{f!:Y
%7z1hy,> AM~.~
WONDER RELISH

WONDER RELISH
! quart cucumbers. cut In small
pieces
quart onions. sliced thinly
quart green beans tcut up)
cooked
quart carrot, cooked and cut in
cubes
Soak cucumbers in salt water for
one hour.
Dressing:
quart vinegar
3 cups sugar
? teaspoons celery seed
cup mustard seed
! cup flour
small tablespoon turmeric pow
der
Boil dressing. add vegetables and
slowly bring to boil. Watch closely
to keep from searching Cook l hour.
Seal
Mrs Daniel Winter,
Coffee Creek.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT PICKLES
Remove blossom ends from 7 pounds
crab apples. Parboil minutes in water
to cover: drain; reserve liquid Com
bine 8 cups sugar, 2 cups vinegar, 2
cups fruit liquid or water, one 3-inch
stick cinnamon, tablespoon whole
cloves, 2 small pieces ginger root and
2 blades mace. Cook minutes. Add
fruit; cook slowly until tender and
transparent. Pack in hot sterilized
jars, cover with hot syrup; seal at
once. Makes 6 pints.
Mrs. Don Warner.
Helena.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Montana PayrOlIs
Ton 1887 Mark

Payrolls Of private Montana indus
try topped $26 ,00o, 900 during the quar-
ter year ended July 81.
Barclay Craighead, chairman of the
Montana unemployment compensation
commission, said this figure was great
er than for any three-months period
Of 1887, generally considered the best
business year Of the past decade.
Payrolls during the best quarter of
1887 Appropriated $25 900 900.
Based on experience Of past years,
Craighead said, peyrolls Of Montana
industry should be even better during
the next three months, Is business
ordinarily improves during the fall
months.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Read the Classified Advertisements
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Tree Fire Damage
Is Light in yuIu

Forest fires In the northern Rocky
mountain region burned over 827
acres and caused damage estimated
at 1854 through July 81, the office of
Maj. Evan W. Kelley, regional forester
at Missoula, reported.
The forest office said 796 fires were
reported this season through July 81,
OF which 72O were started by light
ming. Only II of the fires burned over
more than 10 acres.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Plan Chromium Road

A proposed access road running
south from Big Timber into an area
40 miles from railroad containing
chromium deposits. will probably be
undertaken by the WPA," the Mon
tana highway commission said.
Originally the state highway depart
ment had planned to do the construc-
ton and reconstruction work in CO.
operation with the federal government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18
Brewery Workers
May Quit the AFL.

IContlnnef Prem Page one1
Affirming ne Transfers jurisiie-
ticr.
Our members say that u the
AL doesn't want IS. ire Go
dees.- Delegate Joseph Hsussr
sd he sad thst u ths brewers
didnt 20 into re Congress q
Industrial Organizations they Prob
ably woula form an independent
union.
The aelder< seek . craft
union and probably Would not
~ eligible for the co. which
!. hs.ed - Industrial tErionisns.
They have eeen protesting fer
Is years That TREY are scattered
through eight ether AL unions
and frequently have 70 pay dues 10
more than one q them. The con
vention again this year turned
down their request for an sutton
omons AL unien and Dave Bssor,
executive secretary Of the Seattle
Council Of Weldsrs and Burners.
said that tho nstion's 1900 10
% 900 welders would Re asked 20
send representatives 10 q middle
western meeting within about two
weeks 10 form an Independent
organization.
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APARTMENT FIRE $50

fire at the Richter apartments
Thursday 1t 1902 ?. n resulted In
$50 damage 70 contents and build
inz. the fire department announced
FRIDAY. The thrse-story frame
building is owned and managed BY
r. =. Richter. The fire started
when a davenport became ignited
hy a cigaret. the fire department
fzid.
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EFFECT ADJOURNMENT TO
END SHOWDOWN sTRIkE

Adjournment Of the convention
was expected To end = showdown
strike OF 100 welders st defense
busy Puget Sound shipysrds which
had been called 10 bring pressure
on IN. national federation. The
weldsrs pioksted the final session
Of the convention In an attempt
to bring reconsideration q their
request
The convention accepted
without protest an executive
council recommendation that
aid Ia Russia he approved IN
basis that such action did
not Indicate friendship with
the soviet hut merely WAS
practical and expedient. The
resolution expressed hope that
the American aid would In
duce Russia In eease propa-
sands activities In the United
States.
The convention also approved .
resolution seeking pardon for
Fred r. Beal. participant In .
Gsstonis. ". G. textile strike In
1929 during which q police chief
died. Beai IL an inmate Of the
North Carolina state penitsntisry
but the resolution. introduced by
the United Hatters. Cap and NIL
linery Workers. said ut was never
even contended by the state that
Beal actually fired a gun or other
wise directly ocoasioned the death
of the chief"
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Puyallup WV. Post
To Remodel Building
Vets Buy Structure at 3l3 w. Meeker
And Plon Occupation by November

their gardens fer an EXHIBIT #
varieties
Thr Junior Guild ~ Christ Epis-
oopsl church vii hold = card PARTY
IN re parish hal Friday evening"
Oct. - flav vi begin st 3
o'clock with Mrs Carl roolnan in
charge Of ire ticket sale
Meeting Thursday night At ODD
Fellows hal the auxiliary 81 Ply-
sllup Valley post. Y. p. ". elect
cd Mrs. Jotm knickerhoclvr a
trustee for is months II was an
nounced that on the evening Of
Nov. s the auxiliary and post vii
sponsor eingo party At I. o. o. r.
hall
Following the business session
Mrs. Esther Castle was given q
shower and Mrs. veta Piercy. a
recent bride. was presented with a
waffle iron.
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TOYS STOLEN

Aroused over the continued theft
q children's toys from his home,
Perry Windh Of i40s So. J 81. re-
ported 70 police Thursday the theft
q q tricycle.. He sad a wagon
and bicycle Light had been stolen
previously.