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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-17
FINALS ARE HELD
AT STATE COLLEGE

Raleigh - The christian gospel
was a revolutionary idea and,
even though it has become the
bulwark of conservatism its dis
covers within itself the gospel
for revolution" DR.. Edwin Nc
NELL Poteat, of Cleveland, Ohio,
said in the baccalaureate sermon
at N. c. State College.
Graduation exercises for the
1T seniors and four graduate
students was held. Governor
Broughton spoke and diplomas
ton wooden schooner, with eight
missing
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-17

were presented the graduates
present and mailed to the March
graduates.
There was no military gradua-
ton, as R. O. T. c. seniors will 60
directly into the army as officer
candidates.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-17

At least 20 per cent more bak-
cry goods are being produced this
year with the same amount of
shortening as was used last year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-17

One ship can transport 5000
barrels of dried whole milk
about one years production on
500 farms.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
BALE INFANTIL

En- la tarde de aver recibimos la
vista del Sr. Manuel Cabrera, tu-
tor del Club Educativo Infantil,
ouien nos inform6 que ell Club ce-
lebrara u n "PreHalloween Dance"
infantil Ell domingo "a del entran-
te mes de octubre.
Esta fiestecita tendra lugar en-
su nuevo salon de la Septima ave-
nida Y Gale 10 (altos).
Habra valiosos premios.
Tambien nos informa ell Sr. Ca
brera que en- la noche del 10 de
Octubre celebraran una velada ar
tistica, en- honor de los nuevos off
ciales del Club.
Tan pronto nos de otros deta-
lies, con gusto los publicaremos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
9os 9Gas;o Rod,;4us,
UNA BoDA

En- la noche del jueves contra
jeron matrimonio la Srta. Merce-
des Dfaz y ell joven Pvt. M6nico
Flores, que sc halla estacionado
en- ell Campamento Drew Field.
La ceremonial tuvo lugar en- la
Residential de los padres de la des-
posada, esposos Angel Y Carmen
Diaz.
Firmaron Ell calidad de testigos
Jennie Dfaz v Jose A. Diaz, repre-
sentando a la Ley ell Sr. Nick c.,
Nuccio, notario pGblico Y Comisio-
nado del Condado.
Despues del acto Sc les ofreci6
a los nuevos eSposos una reception
la que result6 altamente lucida.
Entire los a~sistentes Sc encon-
traban Cora Cabrera, Hortensia
Douglas, Carmen Diaz, Angel
Dfaz, Jose Diaz, Mary Diaz, Ali
cia Dfaz, Panchito Sierra, Maria
Torres, Virginia Ortega, Dorotea
Luna, Angelica Rios, Mercedes Lu
ma, Annie C%anzoneri, Jennie Ficar
rota, Josefina Ficarrota, E. Diaz
Y otros mas.
Profusamente Sc obsequio a la
concurrencia.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
BODA
CICCARERLLO-PUIG

A nuestras manos nos llega una
fina invitacion, para que asista-
mos a la boda de la gentil Y bella
Srta. Sarah Ciccarello y Ell correc-
to caballerO Hector ]. PUG, pare
jita de grandes simpatias en- la
localidad.
La boda de estos felices novios
esta senalada para manana do
mingo, en- la Iglesia Cat6lica Nues
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro.
a las cuatro Y media de la tarde.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc les
ofrecera a los nuevos esposos u
ma reception en- ell hogan de los
padres de ella, esposos Joe Cicca-
relic.
Por anticipate lie deseamos eter
ma felicidad, y agradecemos en- to-
do su waller la gentileza de invi-
tarnos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
R

Cualquier clase de maquina de
coser y muebles usados.
Compre a Credito.
CHECKER FURNITURE
COMPANY
1929 Franklin Tel. M1528
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
CUMPLEANOS

En- la noche del pasado jueves
Sc lie ofreci6 a la Srta. Katie Ca
pitanO, una fiestecita en- su hogan,
1926 de la Gale Union, con motive
de haber cumplido en- esa fecha
sus II amos.
A colmarla de felicitaciones Y
regalos asistieron las siguientes
personals: Jose La Rocca Y Sra,
Sam La Rocca, Angelo La Rocca y
Sra, Frances Ferraro, Katie La
Rocca, Many Russo, Frank Rus
50, Mercedes Fernandez, Vicente
Capitano y Sra, Jose Capitano y
Sra, padres del a festejada;, E.
Chapu, y los esposos Chapu.
Esplendidamente Sc obsequi6 a
tOdos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
MATINEE BAILABLE

cortoda seguridRd sera mana
a salon de fiesta del Centre
FsOahol ell lugar de cita de todo
puestro elemento "bien"' para
articiOar, una vez mas, de la ties
Z bailable que celebra la estima-
4. Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno.
IA elegante p~lataforma colgan-
h de- la mdsica sera ocupada por
h orouesta Don Francisco, que
.estrenara varias pleas.
A las cuatro de la tarde Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y la Ultima
a las ocho de la noche.
Los precios de entrada son los
siguientes: Damas SOc; caballe-
los, SIS c%entavOs.
Otro exito lie auguramos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
DE FOLEY

Worcester, Mass, sep 25.-
Luego de tres amos de ausencia
del "cuadrilatero'', Pat Foley, de
esta ciudad, peso ligero, obtuvo u
ma victoria sobre Bobby Woods,
por nocaut tecnico, en- Ell quinto
asalto.
Sc verified la pelea en- la Sala
de los Mecanicos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
EN- Ell c. CUBANO

Para manana domingo anuncia
Ia Seccion de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano otra gran fiesta bailable,
la que Sc verificara en- su precio-
so Patio-Jardin, 81 ell tempo lo
permite, de 10 contrario en- ell sa-
Ion principal.
Como en- pasados domingos, la
concha de la m1sica sera ocupada
por la orquesta "Don Francisco"
Ell conjunto que goza de grandes
simpatfas en- la localidad.
Los precios de entrada son los
va establecidos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
UNA JIRA

Manana domingo sera feste-
iados con un almuerzo criollo los
nuevos esposos Paul Y Adelaide
Trenea, los que contrajeran ma
trimonio ell pasado martes, en- Ia
Casa Corte.
Ell almuerzo sc 10 ofreceran los
padres adoptivos del joven Ire
nea, esposos Carlos Y Vitalina Mo
rales, en- la finca que poseen en-
las afueras de West Tampa.
Solo asistiran los familiares e
fntimos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
LAS PANTERAS
Y Los TERRIERS
Volvieron a ser Derrotados los
DrAgoncs

Las Panteras de Plant derl ota-
ron aver a los Dreadnaughts de
Lakeland, en- esta ciudad, mien-
tras los Terriers de Marlborough
atropellaban a los Marineros, en-
la bonita Sarasota, con anotaci6n
de 46 puntos contra o.
Impresionante fue In victoria
de los atletas de Palma Celia, por
cuanto anotaron 80 puntos, de-
jando en- blanco a sus fuertes ad-
versarios.
Plant utilize a SO de sus juga-
dores, dando a todos op0rtunidad
de brillar, y ell "enemigo" no pu-
do contener la formidable ofen-
silva.
Defendieron ell pabell0n del ba-
rrio con las Gales honradas por
nombres espanoles, Younger, Cul.
breath, Groves, Carte, Allen, Klo-
sherman, Fisher, Gruetzmacher,
Wilcox, Lowry y Bell.
La anotacion de los vencedores
Sc produjo ash: 6 puntos en- @
primer periodic, Ia en- ell segundo
6 en- ell tercero y Is en- ell ultimo
En- Sarasota intentaron los Ma
rineros ofrecer resistencia a lo'
Terriers, pero fracasaron en- e
empenO.
Cast no habfa empezado ell par
lido cuando va los tampenos, alta
cando Hughes, Plynn y Williams
habian anotado.
Los Terriers utilizaron su Sc,
gundo "equipo" en- la "segunda
mitad'.
La anotacion de los tampenoS
fue la siguiente: 7 puntos en- e
periodic inicial, 20 en- ell segundo
en- ell tercero y IL en- ell ultimo
Perricone Y Escobar hicierol
cada uno dos "touchdowns".
Hughes Y Eckart, "punteando'
despues de "touchdowns", apOr
taron dos puntos cada unO.
Jugaron por los Terriers, Bax
ley, Ritter, Mortellaro, Diaz, Lo
renzo, Pullara, Miranda, Boyd
Williams, Plynn y Hughes.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
ILIGA NAcIONAL

Los Cardenales vencieron a los
Esquivadores Y estos bajaron al
tercer puesto, ascendiendo los Ro-
jos.
Brooklyn 1c, III, lie; San Luis
SC, 12h, De.
Cincinnati 4c, Sh, 2e; New York
5, 8h, BE.
Chicago &c, 5h, De; Chicago &c,
III, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
TRASLADADO

En- la tarde del jueves fue tras-
ladadO para su hogan ell aprecia-
do amigo Y comerciante de la loca
lidad Sr. Alfredo MARTINEZ.
Ell estado del amigo Martinez cs
bastantes atisfactorio Y en- su no.
gar de la Gale Is terminara de
restablecerse.
Nos alegra la noticia, la que
con gusto pasamos a sus muchas
amistades.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
SERA FESTEJADA

Manana domingo sera festejada
con un "Party" Ia monisima nina
Yolanda Fernandez, hija unica de
los esposos Luisa Y Alfredo Fer
nandez, RESIDENCES del 1916 de la
Gale 10.
Esta fiestecita la motiva ell ha-
Der eumplido Yoli su primer ano,
aver viernes.
Los amiguitos de la festejada
han sido invitados para que com
partan con ella de su algeria.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA

Teniendo a Trout en- la Inca de
fuego, los Tigres vencieron aver a
los Yankees La derrota Sc lie ano-
to a Wensloff.
Detroit &c, Oh, lie; New York
1c, 5h, De.
Cleveland DC, Oh, De; Boston
lc, Sh, De.
Dobson domino a los Indios,
siendo Klienman ell pitcher NAL
tratado.
Chicago &c, 10h, De; Filadelfia
&c, Oh, Be.
FL desafio quedo empatado.
Flores lanz6 por los Atleticos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
JOSE LUIS do N
EXHIBICION

GREENVILLE, Pa, septiem-
bre 3D. Ell sargento Jose Luis,
campeon mundial del peso COM
pleto, di6 aqui una exhibition con
ell sargento Nicholson, su antique
socio de practicas.
Antes habia visitado Luis a los
soldados heridos y recluidos en-
ell Hospital General Deshon.
Los ,otros pHeil ds "a
dici6n", Ray Rpbinsen I -
Wilson, participaron tambien en-
Ell prograna.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

Los "Recogedores de Fresas''
vencieron en- Plant City a los ORA
cones del institute Jefferson, de
esta ciudad, con anotaci6n de 18
por 6.
Kline Condo fue la ~"estrella"
de los vencedores Y pas6 la meta
dos veces, con otros tantos "touch
downs. Realize avances de SO y
rs yardas.
Carl Dicks hizo otros dos "tou-
chdowns" por los vencedores.
jefferson abri6 con I'm touch
down., pero no pudo seguir ano-
tando.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

would again creep out of their
minute hiding places and begin
again their devastation His.
tory can be summoned 10 prove
that over and over again
ETERNAL vigilance is the
IL price of peace and you must
have your 9-months- hopeful
innoculated against diphtheria.
II will do him no harm, not even
cause a flutter
The boards Of health have
been largely responsible for the
universally OF diphtheria i'm
munization and h ave done
swell job. bat IN some places
their police power is In dispute
and anyway, as is usual in all
human affairs, certain number
manage 10 drift by and get UP
10 school age without the i'm
munization We know this be-
cause occasionally a case Of
dIphtheria will occur even today
and the Stnry WAeH u -een4es- cut
is that almost invariably the
patient has managed 10 escape
incubation
SO / believe the responsibility
in this matter rests on the par
ents This should be checked in
the course OF time by the school
authorities. Some parents are
needless, are inclined 10 take
the advantages under which We
live for granted. and b lid Q
thnrn iS always tiHe- -stifhi}tt 4fa-tts-tt-
OF 'manana Tomorrow today
We are going 10 have picnic.
tonight we were going 10 the
movies We don't want 20 have
the boy feel bad Tomorrow!
So the tomorrowS accumulate.
But there is no tomorrow for
the diphtheria bacillus. That
most vicious Of children killers
may strike any time.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Can you tell me anything
about paroxySmal tachycardia,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
accineS Keep
Diphiiieria Down

especially how 10 prevent II I
have had attacks for Is years.
about every three 10 six months.
The electro-cardiogram is nor
NAL | don't stay in bed. al
though the doctor advised me
to- The more / distract myself,
the sooner II gets gack 10 nor
NAL l believe excitement brings
II on. Y. X.
4 - ParoNy>mAl tachycardia
consists OF attacks of very rapid
heart action, up 10 I60 beats
minute. coming on and leaving
suddenly. of which the patient
IA conscious. The only thing
know about ID IL that the vic
Tins never die OF II: l have
patients who have had attacks
for 80 years. In some the at
tacks 20 away never 10 return.
j believe In exercise rather than
rest In treatment; certainly in
distraction Of the mind. Staying
In bed puts your mind on IL
and brings on attacks. My cor
respondnt knows more about il
than most heart specialists.
Q-What causes coughing up
of blood u. s.
AIN 30 per cent OF cases 1t
II serious sign. Don't waste
time writing columnist In a
newspaper, but 20 TO a doctor
and get thorough examination.
And hurry.
Q-Is there anything that
ear ne uurTp- 70 stop a person
snoring Mrs. VI.
A-Lady, fortune and a
long life Of luxury and ease
await the man who finds the
answer IN that one.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

work in a defense plant from
: 4 m. 10 4.30-ps m. ! would
like 10 be a USO hostess. and
wonder if these hours would IN
tcrierc.
l would also like 10 be
nurse 5 aide Would this b. pos
Slblo? ! feel that working for
victory isn't enough. My fiance
IS in the army and I would like
10 spend my evenings doing
some kind Of volunteer work.
MISS 2. p. w. .
Dear Miss J.. ID. W:
would suggest that Sou-regis-
ter for volunteer war work at
the office of Civilian Defense,
1854 Woodward. You can secure
go IN Pl te- informatieHHthere
about all kinds OF volunteer
work
MISS MARY VI. O'NFHL,
assistant director of MetTopOli-
tan Detroit USO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Quick Answers

Virginia, who're the armies
OF Grant and Lee fought in
1861.
2-Rifie, bayonet, hand grenade.
Solver Hazard Perry.
4=KentuclSN-- Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, Virginia.
5-fa) True. Removal Of the
stomach is established sur
gical treatment of some con-
ditiorS. After the gastrec-
tony. the patient goes on
special diet which passes
from the gullet to tho upper
intestine 10 be digeSted. (b)
True; in 1928. when Coolidge
President PASSED \
resolution condemning third
terms.
6-Cataract.
Eisenhower.
S-Great Britain, Ireland Isle
of Man, the Hebrides, Ork-
ney, Shetland and Channel
Isles.
Copyright 1919. BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
BY WestbrOOk PegIer

closed shop and the men finally
struggled back.
There was no strike vote and
! think IL may be assumed that
IL there had been q vote the
strike would have been rejected
overwhelmingly
THE local boss OF the union
L is Henry McArdle, the
financial secretary. who is about
2S years old. well educated and
under Indictment In this county
on state charge or operating
yhakedUwn against workers
on this #rdApttrr federal Jobs
through the permit racket
But this IS only a branch of
Local S25 This locals real
headquarters are in Newark, y.
j.. and It's president is the
notorious Joe Fay, the racketecr.
In Ncwburgh he is charged,
along with McArdle. with oper-
ating the permit racket and in
Manhattan Mr. Hogan the state
district attorney, not the fed
eral, has him indicted on a
charge of eXtorting enormous
hunks Of your Ia, money from
tractors of government prof.
eCts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
On the Side

Oh, cal me mp for ridisle
And fin nu s0pi Nth shane,
Rcprooch. 0bNSc and obloquy
BIT don't mispeli my name.
Brooks.
CAS- a newspaperman ! know
what II iS 70 feet the wrath or a
man or woman whose name has
b cen misSpeled. Especially
woman. However, l claim those
OF us who have TO spell names
correctly should have some co..
operation For example. why
don't the ReillcyS all spell their
name the sam Q MaN2 MhX
Riley and Reilly? Take the Nc
CsrthyS. Let them decid @
whether IL should be Mccarthy
or MacCartfy Also the Nc
Cures. Who are these Mcguire
people ? Why do they spell their
name differently? AS for the
Sullivans who spell their name
Sullavan ! have no patience
with them a. all ! viii cease
before | run TINS Squawk into
full column
CALEN COUGH, we'll known
VI physical director of Los An
geleS, makes a serious charge
which he says. he is prepared
20 back 70 the limit Mr. Cough
sta tie S the so called loyal
United States Japs" who have
been engaged 10 teach Ameri-
can soldiers japanese juiitSu
and Judo are doing some double
crossing Says he
These alleged loyal Japanese
have been teaching our boys
-treaeheretis and dangerous DE
fenses. against ARMED I II r "
that would gct our boys killed
II thry met the Japs in hand-to-
hand fighting."
Cough Is a recognized author
ity- on-lulltsu and Judo. HIS
charges should be Investigated.
LIE HASN'T had any gasoline
II since 1899 and since { h a [
time he has been running his
tractors with Cognac-ThatS 5
what q French farmer told a
United States soldier in North
Africa.
--AS-fer- misunderstanding
the business tafen Of their
fathers and taking an active
and successful part in-1he con-
duct Of the family business.
another example Is found IN the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Connolly Answers

l-ts) Texas, Louisiana. Cali
fornia. Utah; lb) New York.
Tennessee. North Carolina:
tc) California, South Da-
kota. Alaska.
2-ta) requiem; tb) septet; (c)
tenor.
3--ta) determination: (b) an
noyance; (c) hostility.
4-ta) worthless. tb) secret:
lc) accompaniment in music.
.5-ta) London; (b) Paris; tc)
Brooklyn.
6-(a) Paris; (b) Rome Cc) Ma
drid.
Ia Pacific Ocean from San
Francisco 10 Alaska lhl
tropical rivers of sia,
Africa. America; tc) Allan
tic and Baltic waters.
copyrisht. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Loss OF faith by wife or huS-
band in the other partner in the
family leads almost inevitably
TO domestic tragedy Help by a
third party, especially if a
trained social worker, may re
store the lost faith and rcunltc
the family
A situation of this type is le-
flected in letter recently re-
ceived by the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC. Or. Robert 6 Foster
OF the family counSeling service
AT the Merrill-Palmer School
and the Clinic answers such a
worried wife.
She believes she has reason 10
diStruSt her husband Yet She
feels that part Of this reaction
may be her fault. and has asked
ihr Clinic 10 help her straightcn
out her own feelings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
The BHPr InpsspnfiHls
Everything Here
Is Most Unnecessary!
BY ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER

l requested the QXW send the latest Washington
schedule of non-essental occupations
Putting paper sleeves lamb chops Placing
frgaes in bottles. 3Rasng and lowering awnings
Alaskan gloos 4-Watchng pots boil. 5-Sewing pearl
buttons spas.
6-Dropping coored pebbles in goldfish bowls Night
watchman in sun dial factory S-Panting
barroom mirrors.
g Watching the trains go out. 10-Starng laundry
for paper collars Manufacturing saive elderly gentle
who suffer sunburn from picking up shells for strange
children. 12-Counng if-money for gamblers. 13-Acng
echo in the Upper Berkshires Windng the watches
in brokers windows 16Bending underwear
shoudred bookkeepers 16 Polishing saloon cuspdor the
inside ~ Fixing Windshield wipers on orgnettes.
1S-Dropping punctuation in ABC soup. 19-Putng
elbows in elbow spaghetti 20Rngmaster for Flea Circus
Awarding reFkiHeH4aHs compensation to pouf sharks
with spraned wrists 22-Lecturng early Colonial
tache cups
23-Reversing smoke signals for left-handed Indians
2-Loong in rain barrels to how the weather yes
tsrday. 25-Wrng stuff like this.
26-Readng stuff like this.
by
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Should Girl Consult
Parents About Boy7

War Problem Clinic
! am l5, IN the tenth grade.
and am very much in love with
my boy friend ! have known
him for 10 years. but have only
been going with hum for the
past FIVE months.
| have told no one about nv
love for him Do you think I
ought 10 discuss II with my
parents? Also, would il be
wise TO be engaged? 7 could
not be n'Sried until l finished
school at y
MISS W. ".
Dear Miss VI w:
I'm the most important deci-
sion YOU will make i'm YOUR
life, YOU will want the help
and advice Of those who love
YOU best and are sincerely in
terested i'm your welfare. Hence
YOU will want 10 discuss this
whole matter with your father
and mother.
They will understand YOU
better than YOU understand
Yourself AZ the present time
and they will be anxious 10 help
yOu make the correct decision.
You are very wise Ia plan to
finish high school. The better
YOU prepare yourself to meet
the responsibilities Of marriage,
the Greater are your chances
for hanpineSS.
Might / suggest that YOU
read very thoughtfully THE
Age of Romance" by DIR. Thur
man R1ce. II is published by
the American Medical AsSOcia-
tion. $50 North Dearborn street,
Chicago. Illinois (25c). II is one
of series of five pamphlets
and II j. an excellent treatment
of the subject.
REV JOSEPH \. FOLEY,
=. j.. student Counselor, Uni-
NerSity of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

firm of Russ & Daughters. fish
dealers. of 179 +. Houston, New
York City
After tAe war II is possible
hours for domestic help will be
legalized or fixed by-Hnions in
many states In Switzerland
domestic help hours are already
legaliZed. Swiss domeStics work
a l4-hour day with two hours
TCSt and time of Tor meals.
They have five free afternoons
ri four rUUTN each and one Of
eight hours each month Also
compensation for oVertim @.
After one years service they
get a two-week vacation with
wages and full board
QUERIES from clients @
" Docs IL ever happen that
the odds are such that YOU
could bet on every horse in the
race and still win?
A-All I can say is that with
the mutueI system OF betting IL
could happen For instance, In
a four-horse race II the odds
were . to /. 3 TO l, I 10 ] and
to respectively, YOU could
bet a certain amount on each
horse and, no matter what
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Mob Calls Strike
NJ Army Airfield

E'AY apparently Is feeling the
heat at last because he hur-
ried up TO Newburgh TO set
himself right with the army.
He said the strike was most
unwise and regrettable but the
officials of the Newburgh
branch of Local S25 blandly
insisted that there was no strike
at all, as though all the en-
gineers would walk off such
Job together without orders
The men i'm other lines, such
as the teamsters and laborers.
of course, couldn't work while
the eAcaVators and bulldoZers
were idle so, all told, about 800
men were -stibtraeted- fforf-thc-
war effort for practically one
full working week with the
summer wasting away and the
West Point cadets waiting 10
use the fields and al a time
when Paul McNutt is hollering
about a labor shortage and
while McArdle rates deferment
IN the draft
DUT don't let il excite you be-
~ cause. after all this sort
of thing constitutes what Felix
Frankfurter calls familiar union
practice and there was no vio-
lation of William Green's IA
R4eHs ne-strike pledge because
there was no strike vote but
only a multiple case of absen-
teeIsm in remarkable unison
Moreover, the grand worthy
president OF the International
Union of Operating Engineers.
William Maloney. is a dear and
highly esteemed friend Of Mr..
Green, who -eHlegized him at a
ceremonial SnliSe party IN CHI
cago
Moreover, Brother Fay was
one Of those distinguished lead
erS Of American labor who were
invited by Mr.. Green, along
with Frances Perkins, repre-
Senting the government, 10 meet
very distinguished English
labor skate at the Waldorf in
New York a couple of years
ago; 80 YOU see YOU Just cant
do anything about H. State
prosecutors indict him but the
federal government never
botherS hlm
.opugh, 1913. by United Feature, synd