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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

I'm sorry. l got a couple Of
sandwiches at that last dump but
I ate them. I've something left in
my flask if that's any use TO you"
We'll, l might take a mouth
full. 1 feel pretty tired"
Her voice sounded weary. He
felt suddenly contrite, though
that she was tired was certainly
no fault Of his. Probably it was
Ashley's fault asking her TO drive
over for him at this ungodly hour.
He felt better at being able to
blame Ashley for something.
She felt revived after a sip or
two Of brandy.
II suppose we'd better reconcile
ourselves TO spending what re-
mains Of the night here" she
said. "How's your supply Of
cigarettes
He felt in his pocket, I've still
got an unopened package. But
are you serious about spending
the night here ?"
She moved her slim shoulders
in a faint shrug What else is
there for us to do? We might be
able to get the car going when
it's light. You're welcome TO
that seat If you care to occupy
it."
That's kind of you. Most
kind"
He thought it sporting Of her TO
have made the offer. After all he
might have been any sort Of a
tramp. He found himself wish
ing again he could see her better.
She had such a pleasing voice she
must be pleasant to look at. Not
beautiful as Sandra was beauti-
full. he amended hastily. No one
could be quite as beautiful as she.
You're English, aren't you? ?"
he suggested.
She told him she was. Also,
since in the darkness II was nice
TO feel that someone was near and
it was nice to talk, she told him
the circumstances which had
originally brought her to Karpeti.
Your parents arc dead, he
said. That's tough. I think it
must be hard to be a girl alone
i'm the world
June. who was the last person
given TO self-pity, was touched
by the genuine sympathy in his
voice. She decided he was far
too nice for the Radcliffe girl
The more she talked to him the
less he seemed like Il fortune
hunter
She smiled in the darkness.
We'll. I seem TO have managed
all right so far" But she thought
that she had really managed very
badly, falling in love with Ashley.
MY father died a year or SO
ago. he said. and I've seen very
little Of my mother Frankly
women have always seemed to me
more or less of a mystery.
June gave a small laugh that
had certain bitterness in 1T.
Are we a mystery? I thought
some Of us we're rather painfully
obvious!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
CHOLARLY naturalists have

~CHOLARLY naturalists have
ltHe~n abeHtt the remark ably
~ amiablc disposition OF the
Javanese sparrow for long time
but IT is only recently that
American laymen, particularly
citizens OF Omaha, Nebraska,
have discovered this eXtraordi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

So the sailor brought the little
feathered refugee to America and
sold him because he thought the
bird might find life more pleasant
ashore. Mr.. Scott was the lucky
buyer.
Mickey has lot more color
and character than the so-called
English sparrow. His feathers
are slate-blue and he has pretty
red crest. But in his native land
he is one of -eommonest of
birds and is looked Upon by many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

picked the bird up in Java and
had intended TO take him TO his
home in Rotterdam. This was
about the time that the Nazis in
vaded Holland and blasted a good
part OF Rotterdam off the map.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

nary bird.
Mickey, the Javanese sparrow
shown in the photographs on this
page, is the property of Mr.. II, F
Scott Of Omaha. The Nebraskan
bought the bird from a Dutch
sailor in San Francisco.
1t seems that the sailor had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Mickey Like
Most of the
Javanese
Sparrows Of
His Easily
DOmesticated
Breed, Takes
TO Civilized
Ways Very
Quickly and
Enjoys a
Daily Bath.
The Birds
Owner Lets
His Pet
Perch on One
Hand and
F1utter His
Slate Blue
Feathers and
Red Crest
Under the
Cold Water
Faucet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

dom Of the air.
Mickey. like all his ilk, has an
incurable curiosity and wants to
know b out everything that
comes within range Of his bright
eye. He has an intense interest
in anything movable which he
can pick up in his sharp beak
and finds his owners teeth a fas-
chatting subject for research.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

people as a noisy and too.numer-
Gus pest.
It is hard for Mr. Scott and
his neighbors 10 believe any such
accusation because the bird is
friendly, bright and remarkably
tame. 1t much prefers the COM
partnership of human beings to
other birds and would rather stay
IN the house than have the free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

REMEMBER "sKINNY1" Well scraWny little fellow
up to be top flyer and you know how strict air service
requirements are Fortunately for their future
Youngsters take SCOTS Emulsion supplement deficient diet
This tonic recommended by many doctors be-
cause is rich in vital every child need-Vamins
and Dhat aid in promoting proper growth strong bones and
sound teeth SCOTS helps build resistance TO colds
and other minor winter child deficient in Vitamns and
d. Goodtasng economical and times easier digest than
plain cod liver oil Buy today your druggist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

10 follow the American way.
We are confident that the cleo
ton results will show that the
-CI0- program, with respect To-
wages, hours and working cOndi-
tIOns for DSR workers, receives
tho Same support from these
workers as our program for
ending the tie up received from
the public"
The election booths are TO bC
set up in II places which viii
cover all the DSR car barns
garages, shops, and the mar
office.
Oakley +. DiStin. election direc.
tor, has called on II election boarc
10 serve. They will work
two shifts as the balloting viii
cover 24-hour period. The cost
OF the election TO the city vii
be about 81, 500.
When the polls close at Z a. m
Wednesday the ballot boxes viii
be taken immediately 10 the Gil,
Hall where they will be opened
and tabulated by election com.
employees in the Common
Council chamber.
The groups in the election are
as follows: 1000 bus drivers and
street car men. $50 maintenance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

the ALL members in Division
No. % pay. a total of S2.15
goes for premiums in a benefit
plan which provides 81 800 death
benefit or a $3.50 retirement bene-
~ a. the age Of 65. I.
Many observers have made pre-
ldictions Of an AL victory in this
election. This is based to some
extent on the fact that a great
majority Of the older street car
men and bus men who have built
up large equity in this benefit
plan Will not want 10 cut loose
from H.
As explained 10y the officers Of
the Division 10 26 there is no
way that a member Of the AL
street car mems union can cut
loose from the organization and
get back his payments.
They further explain that If
Division No. 26 should fold up
in the event OF an adverse vote
Tuesday possibility which they
say IS 10 remote even 70 diScusSD
the assets of the local would
revert 10 the international AL
organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Obituaries
Rev. D. s. Trbuhovith
Bishop 10 Lead Rites for
Pastor tonight

The Most Rev. Bishop DioniSije
will officiate at funeral services al
4:30 a. m. tomorrow for The Very
Rev. Dushan S. Trbuhovich. d. d.
pastor Of the Ravanica Serbian
Church, East Warren and Russell
avenues. who died Thursday.
Bishop Dionisije is head OF tho
Serbian Orthodox Church in Amer.
lea and will come TO Detroit from
the churchs headquarters at Lib
III. Other Serbian
orthodox clergy1nen from through
out the nation will attend the
services.
DR.. Trbuhovich was born In
Yugoslavia and had distin-
guished record in the first Worlo
War. He was the only person IN
America wearing the Order OF the
White Eagle, an award OF the
Serbian government.
He organized ms Detroit parish
in 1916. DR.. Trhuhoyich is sur
Nivcd by son and TWO daughters
Burial Will be in LibertyVllle.
There are three funeral SerN
ices The first was held Al
A. m. today One will he held Al
10 p. m. today. and the oflcla
Al 4 30 m tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Ss -. - =;
KERN'S-BAsrMENr


80 GIRLS COATS. iH-be-
tween-season styles, broken
Sizes, were 10 Sl0.9S,
now ..............S6,95
Is GIRLS COATS, for be-
tween-season wear, were
s79S 10 1895. now. sass
Girls, Tots DRESSE S.
printed percales. cotton
sheers, sizes 3 10 s and 7
10 IL, were SOC and UP,
now ................ SOC
Girls. Tots summer
SPORTSWEAR, slack sets,
play suits. Stacks, shorts,
broken sizes. some soiled.
were sl.oo TO $3.50, now SOC
Girls SLIPS, some soiled
and mussed, broken sizes.
were SOC 70 soc, now A25c
Girls BETTER DRESSES.
some sheer oottons, some
rayon sharkskins. soiled
and mussed, broken sizes.
were Sl.o8, now .... s 90
Tots DRESSES, printed per-
Gales, sizes to 6, were
Wis, now ........... 85c
Tots JACKETS. plaids and
plain colors. broken sizes.
were Sl.e8, now ...,St,00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ONE SMALL sKIRMISH

Only one small Skirmish took
place IN which a half dozen mem
hers Of another ALL union tore
tho placards off a Go car which
happened 70 80 past the meeting
place.
Approximately 500 Go mem
hers met At noon AZ 81 Sproat
street and were told by their
leaders that the terms Of the set
ticment were almost identical with
the Go plan for ending the strike.
Later Flaxer issued the follow
ing victory statement for his
group
we are glad that the AFL
has agreed to submit IFS claims
10 an election. Had this civil
ized attitude been part 81 the
AL program, the citizens Of
Detroit and the people of this
nation could have been spared
the prepostProuS situation that
prevailed here during the last
five DAYS.
THE AL went on strike for
what The sole use ~ bulletin
hoard. sole bargaining rights,
and sole use Of the Check of.
Not one Of these demands has
been granted while the solution
Of the Go to settle this by cleo
ton has been adopted. II was
utterly In no purpose that the
AL leadership has forced the
citizens of Detroit TO walk and
hitch hike for FIVE days.
1T was only because the
people of Detroit supported our
program that the AL agreed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Elevator Mishdp
Cancels Air Program

An elevator in the Guaranty
Trust Building IN Windsor went
out Of order yesterday with The
result that II members Of a Bible
class program failed 10 broadcast
their Station CkLW program.
Tho combined weight of the
passengers exceeded tho elevator S
capacity and electricians toilcd
for half An hour before things
were ughtcd
On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Detroit Gets
Back 10 Normal

Detroit presented he picture NJ
city getting back 90 normal. and
doing IL IN a hurry Yesterday aft
ernoon rs DSR buses resumed
service al 1 p m. after a fve-day
strike
Drivers. idicd hy the strike
Sticamcd 10 their coaches as the
hour struck, thousands Of motors
burst into action, and Simul'ane-
ously m all parts OF The city
safety zones be c a m populated
again as if by magic
First driver 20 pull from the
main ward al ST. Jean and Shoe
maker avenues was Paul Penn Jrt
Of 52i9 CadleuN road Driver. Of d
CroSStown bus Penn has been en-
ployed by the DSR for Us years
and a member Of Division No 26
all that time
His comment was typical:
Il think either union IL On,
Just 30 long ~ they win bargain
lux IikulN dhu Nb'N w 49,"
lesders. III join either union
that wins the election"
First passenger 10 board Penn 5
bus was Al Winke. Of 3i26 Benz
teau avenue. who got on AZ ST.
Jean and Warren avenues, a block
from the barns
Crcd' for the best crack " the
day goes to q man who boarded
Penn bus AZ Warren and Harding
avenues lie was caught unawareS
when the bus went past his corner
hut waved 10 the driver TO stop
When ne caught the bus a half
block away ne pulled
1--WE been waiting for this bus
for FIVE days. and I sure didn't
want Ia miss II! :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Robert |. Trunk
EnOr.o Firm Aide s Rites
Planned

Funeral arrangements were no
lng planned today for Robert l.
Trunk 50. for the past 10 years 4
resident Of Detroit and genera
manager Of the Farrand-William>
division of NckeSSon- Robbins. Inc
Mir Trunk died suddenly while
visiting ms daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
Matern. on Long Island. y y lie
was a native OF Chicago Besides
mis- daughter, ne IS survived by his
wife. Myrtle The family lived al
sos TromhleN road. Crosse PoInte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Mrs. Sutherland
Funera Services 70 Be
Held Wednesday,

Services VIII be held AZ 2 p m
"Wednesday in Redeemer Presby-
terrain Church for Mrs. Helen
Sutherland. 405l Baglcy avenue,
who died Saturday. Burial viii be
in RoSeland Cemetery
Mrs Sutherland was past
president Of Heather Bell Clan
No ! Daughters Of Scotland and
was affiliated with various other
organizations
She leaves her husband Robert
and a daughter. Lena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Children's SUMMER WEAR,
odds and ends. playsuits,
shorts, blouses. summer
hats. overalls, broken sizes,
were soc and up. now lsc
Boys SLACK SUITS. San
forized cottons. self-belted
slacks, in-and-outer shirt 10
match, colors, 4 TO is in
lot, were S2.l0 and up.
now ...,.......S l.59
Boys SLACK SUITS, self
belted pants, matching shirt.
many .Sanforized included,
S to Is in lot, were St3o.
now ............... 66c
Boys SPORTS SHIRTS,
whites, colors, s 70 Is in
lot, were soc and 7oc,
now .......,........,..aIe
Boys WASH KNOCKERS,
good patterns and colors.
s TO 10 in lot, were $500
10 Sl.00. now ....... $50
Boys STACKS, Novelty Suit
ings, also white ducks.
broken sizes, were Sl.2o 10
SIG. now .,......... $50
Boys SHIRTS - SHORTS,
cotton. seconds OF famous
makes. broken sizes. il per-
feet. soc values, now Ice
INFANTS WEAR. summer
bonnets. playsuits, shirts.
cotton hannelette gowns,
wrappers, receiving blau-
kets, other timely needs.
were see 10 zoe, now Csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
OBJECTIONS LISTED

As explained last night by Yale
Stewart, field representative OF
the SCMW tClOD, the objections
to the proposed election arc
1.-The vote includes office
workers and others not con
cerned with the strike. The Go
contends the vote should he con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Mrs. Anna Vogt
Last Rites VIII Be Held
thursday at $50 d. m.

Funeral services witt he t1cid a
Q 80 a. m. Thursday m the Ma
tvty Of our Lord Church. Nc
Clellan avenue ands Shoemaker
avenue. for Mrs. Anna Nogi 81,
who died IN her home Al S62l
Harper avenue carly today.
Mrs Voct who had been resi-
dent Of Detroit for 81 years IS
survived by A son. William and
four daughters Ann Mrs. ClariSSa
DAVIS Mrs. Lotile Fisher and Mrs
Eleanor Benewets. all OF Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
LICE:
kERN,s-BAsEMENT

go SLIPS. fine cottons, built
up shoulder styles. soiled,
50 10 81 in lot, now $50
l4o UNION SUITS, cottons,
built-up shoulders, sizes 3s.
40 and ~ only. now 39c
10 GIRDLES, AWAY stretch.
panty girdles, step-ins, tea
rose, small, medium, large
sizes, now........ $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
YEAR
KERN's-BAsEMENT


w o mems, Jr. Misses
STREET LOA F Z r S,
white. white with brown,
leather soles, low or Cuban
heels. ga to 9, "A to { in
lot, now ............Sl .b9
Women's WHITE SHOES.
white calf. nubuek, oxfords,
ties, Cuban or fat heels,
ga TO 7. AA to- G
in group, now ...,.Si.59
PLAY SHOES. women's
and misses, white. blue,
beige, heavy duck with
sport soles, sizes 4 and S
only, now .........., $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

A.ax.Es.aIa ~. :; -.
kERN's-BAsEMENr

WASH DRESSES, slightly
soiled, broken sizes, wanted
styles, reduced TO. -. .6sc
UNIFORMS. white seer
sucker, sizes IA to 20.
now .19c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
;JII:.dE $: Y !.
KERN's-BAsEMENT

$50 BLOUSES. organizes.
batistes, rayon satins.
plenty Of whites, some
soiled and irregulars, were
Sl00 and Sl.lo, now. $50
500 PIECES, summer skirts.
slack suits, shorts, culottes,
sweatess,v blouses, broken
sizes and lots, were up to
Sl.3o. now ............... 39c
10 PLAY TOGS. better
slack suits. shorts sets. che
Mile capes, swim suits,
sweaters. blouses, sizes IL
10 Is in lot. were 10 1898,
now s....,...,.... ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
RUSH OF BUSINESS

This will accommodate an eN-
peCted rush Of business due 70 the
number Of persons who have post
poned tranSaciing their business
about Tho city due 10 the trans
portation tleup,
The operating division Of the
DSR reported a remarkably heavy
volume Of business during the first
few hours after service resumed
yesterday.
City Clerk Thomas D. Leadbet-
tor has called a meeting Of the
City Election Commission for 1880
a m today Al which the final de-
tails Of the election viii be worked
out
a Go committee composed of
August Scholle, state CTO director.
Joseph Hayden organizer for the
DSR. and FlaNer met with the
DSR Commission this morning N
the Bcok-Cadillac Hotel 70 diScu
their objections 10 the proposed
election prOCediIre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
I
kERN's-BAsEMENT

kERN's-BAsEMEN
SHIRTS, SHORTS, elastic
sides, button fronts, fast
colors. Shirts in combed
yarn ........ 1908 for 81
HANDKERCHIEFS, fine
lawn, m h med hens,
woven colored borders,
plain whites ....6 tor 500
HOSE, irregulars, elastic top
shorties, regular lengths,
cotton, cotton and rayon.
dark colors for this
fall ..........,A ,airs 500
WORK SHIRTS. blue, gray
chambray, 2 pockets, cut
full size, IA TO 1871,
now ...,........... $50
UNION SUITS, irregulars,
white, ecru, short sleeves,
long legs, fine combed cot
ton, now .,............55 $50
DRESS SHIRTS, slightly
soiled and mussed, printed
broadcloths, plain whites,
starchless collars, now $50
WOOL SWEATERS. coat
style. double elbows. 2
pook ets, good weight,
heather blue, heather
brown, navy, oxford, So to
IS, now..............S2.98
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
s ! q s IS /
KERN'S-BAsEMENT

$50 prs. CHIFFON HOSE.
French heels, wanted fall
colors, ga 20 1914, now 3sc
800 prs. Sc. 2 and 3
thre ads. full-fashioned,
wanted shades. seconds of
better grades, ga TO 1919,
now .-...- = ~. 2. ~. A0c
60 PTS. 6hildren's ANKLETS,
broken colors, sizes 7 TO
ga in lot, now. .......tlc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
mployes and 80 office help.

employees and $50 office help.
The maintenance department Is
q Go stronghold In a demon
StFatieH at-tite- City Hail sbott
a month ago. more than 500
maintenance men left their jobs
out OF a total OF 500 who were
supposed TO be working at that
time Of day
The office employees, on tho
other hand. are strongly AFL and
Will 10 a large extent cancel out
the Go preponderance in the
maintenance division.
In the operating division. the
check off records Show that the
ALL has about a three 10 one
edge on the Go. but the Go
claims that the swing TO their
organization has accelerated at
the rate of several hundred a
day during the strike.
INSURANCE BENEFITS
One of the largest obstacles
which the Go has had 10 con-
tend with in attempting 10 organ
lze the bus drivers and street car
men. has been the insurance
benefit interests Of the older mem
bers OF Division No. 26.
OF the So a month dues which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
KERN's-BAsEMESr

ktHN'N-bASEMEN
WHITE HATS, final clear
ance OF every white hat re-
CARELESS OF former selling
price, Mostly white tur-
bans, linen brims and some
straws, now ..........9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TIME IN DOUBT

II has not been decided whether
the settlement will last one year.
or until Division No. 26S present
agreement expires next April, or
until the maintenance division
agreement expires a year from
September /.
II was estimated by union lead
erS that about 1000 10 Z.oOU AL
unionlStS attended the membership
meeting az CasS Tech
Acting on advance tips Of trou-
bic the police had AT men in the
surrounding area including II IN
Speetors and most Of the top rank
ing police officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
,x1sS;, $;:S1lu = $
KERN's-BAsEMENT

g L o V E S. much better
grades, summer sty e S.
whites. colors, now 58c
GLOVES. novelty and tai
&ored. whites, black. red,
pastels, now lille
HANDBAGS. genuine leath-
ers, whites, smart styles,
now ........ SO
GLOVES, cottons, rayons,
whites and eolors, now $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Women's D'ORSAY SLIP
PERS, black, wine. leather
soles. Cuban heels. ga 20
9, now .............S I,o0
Boys TENNIS SHOES. blue.
white. brown duck uppers,
lace-to-toe style. lzI 20 2.
"a 10 s, ga TO 10, now 6sc
Women's SAMPLE SHOES.
salesmens and showroom
samples OF nationally-fa-
nous higher priced shoes,
size Alb only, limited guam
tity, now .,........S 81 ~
Children's PLAY SANDALS.
white 2-straps. genulns
- leather soles, rubber heels,
sizes, 10, !, Ia and 2,
now .........,..s.....t9 c
Womens WHITE ARCH
OES. higher priced
shoes reduced from regu-
lar stocks. white kid. white
linen. Cuban heels. 4 20 10.
"A 10 { in lot, now SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
RETIREMENT PLAN

Ramspeck said that ~ the pres
en- time postal clerks are paying
,3ia per cent of their salary 10 ?
fund which AZ the end Of 30 years
or after age 50 pays s. 200 an
nuslly
This IL more than people en-
ploNed privately are obtaining
under social security. They will
pay n MAXIMUM OF 3 per cent
on SO 1000 and receive SIS
monthly" RamSpeck said
"The new legislation may call
for payment hy postal clerks
NJ 3 per cent. This would he
more In keeping with social se-
curitv and keep the taxpayers
from feeling they are being
robbed"
Also 80 speak arc Senator Pat
r.ck MCCarian of Nevada a cham
pon for pay raises for poSta.
clerks ard First Assistant Post.
master General Ambrose J
O Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
'DSR Union Violence Breaks Out
As AFL, Clio Rally for Votes
Continued from Page One) g

one of the sVSteYn's < 400 eunnloVes
.,s-uL,. a. 49,.
II eIlslple 70 vote
The agreement by which The
Ifour-day strike was settled was
ratified nv bo,h unions Yesterday
-, a.. c,o ~ -, -
"u' 'i'e w sun io"Ns upon 'i'e
immediate election as something
considerably less than satisfac-
tory "A later election would have
.,o..a Gro .,,;.!.,. 1t
P''"''u ~ o'''''oi' i''u''' i'ioi C.
bALLols WORDING
liz oaiio' VIII ieau'
do you wish 10 he represented
by
"CIO
AL
"No union"
Inc election VIII be conducted
by the City Election Commission
and challeneers from rival organ
tzations uilI Ia nroson, =, .ho
noil;nn rlaons p'''"' ct '''e
T'hn sacret haIIo, Yul ho s,,s,o,
I'D "a Lii -. - t yS,S.,
sona 80 ~ w 'a"u'''eu
Isho erS, 90 20 20 V nna1.,,o. ro,,a5
ont IN tbe streots 'u =, VaV,'n :, ~ IT,
terdsy few hours after the con-
b -, LII C ~ iliel,'oeI S',P meetings
~ IhjoS ~ Pcp ,'e III - a. ,. oo.l,
,husia., - 49,
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