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Arizona sun., 1946-05-17

term. McFate has been serving as
Corporation Commissioner since
last January under appointment of
Governor Osborn to fill vacancy
created by the resignation of Bill
Petersen.
He is a native of Arizona, a
graduate of the state college at
Flagstaff, and has been engaged in
the general practice of law at
Prescott since 1887 except for ap-
proximately three years in the
service. He is a member of the
Elks Lodge, the Amvets, the Wood
men of the World, American Le-
gion and numerous civic organiza-
tions.
McFate was elected in Novem-
Der, 1912, to the state legislature
from Yavapai County but resigned
to enlist in the Navy in January,
1943.
In announcing his candidacy,
McFate issued the following state
ment setting forth his views:
"The work of this Commission
is of vital concern to the people
of Arizona. The Commission's S
business is to regulate and super
wise public utilities and fix their
rates, supervise insurance COM
panies, administer the law relating
to public transportation and car
riers, supervise the organization
of domestic corporations and en-
force the "blue sky laws" This
job requires men of ability, indus
try, sound political principles and
scrupulous honesty"
During the four months Nc
Fate has served on the commission
he has assisted in bringing about
rate reductions for electricity and
gas throughout the State of over a
million dollars annually. He has
been instrumental in bringing to-
gether representatives of the At
torney Generals office, the High
way Department and the Commits
sion to work out a detailed plan
to protect the trucking business
from unlicensed and wildcat"
trucking operations. He has advo-
Gated that the commission assume
jurisdiction over dealers in Butane
and other bottled gas for the pur-
pose of regulation and rate fixing.
He has spoken out several times
in favor of a trained technical
staff and additional appropriations
for the Commission.
In discussing future projects
contemplated, McFate stated:
"In the next Few years there
will come before the Commission
for decision literally thousand of
applications and permits. The peo-
pie of the state are entitled to
have these decisions rendered by
commissioners who represent no
special or privileged group, but
rather the people as a whole, and
who will be fair and exercise an
honest judgment in accordance
with the applicable law.
II advocate and shall work for a
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
S. O. R S
Univ. of California
Sign Woody Strobe

Los Angeles, May 16.-Signing OF
Woodrow Wilson Strobe, veteran
Negro end from the University OF
California at Los Angeles and the
Fourth Air Force, was announced
this week by the world champion
Los Angeles Rams of the National
Football League. Strobe played
many seasons as a teammate OF
Kenny Washington, recently signed
by the Rams, and as team they
formed one of the great forward
passing combinations in Pacific
Coast football history. Their most
recent season together was last
year when they played with the
Hollywood Bears.
General Manager Charles F.
(Chile) Walsh of the Rams pur-
chased Strobe from Paul Schissler,
coach and owner of the Bears, as
he had done earlier in acquiring
Washington. Washington an d
Strobe will be the first members
of their race seen in National
League competition since Joe Lii
lard of Oregon played for the Chi
cago Cardinals a dozen years ago.
Strobe, who also put the shot 81
feet and threw the discus beyond
the 160-foot mark, was All-Paci-
fic Coast Conference end in 1887
1888 and made the All-Coast serv-
ice team three years. In addition
to being a great pass receiver he is
like a panther on defense and an
excellent blocker on offense. He is
feet inches tall and weighs
205 pounds.
Strobe first played football at
Jefferson High School in Los An
geles. He and Washington, who
played his prep football at Lincoln
High here, have been close friends
for many years.
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
Thunderbirds VS..
Williams Field Fliers
BY JOE CARBACIO

The International Life Insurance
Thunderbirds Baseball Club ran
into trouble over the past week.
end winning one and losing two.
The Thunderbirds travelled to
San Diego, Calf, for games with
the Naval Training Service Team
and the Marine Corps Base.
The Birds defeated the Naval
Nine TO in II innings, in game
that proved that the game is never
over until the last man is retired.
After the Birds scored five runs in
the ninth to forge ahead 6-1, the
Naval Team came back fighting
and tied the score at 6 all at the
expense of McGeary who had done
splendid relief job replacing VIM.
Robinson in the 7th, but the Birds
came back in the 18th to win the
game on a single by Donovan,
O'Leas sacrifice, and L. VOLTS hot
grounder which went through the
second baseman for an error.
On Sunday, the Birds travelled
to the Marine Corps Base and lost
hard fought game by 7-6 score
in 10 innings.
The Birds will face the Williams
Field Filters in a rubber game
match Sunday, May 10th, at the
Municipal Stadium at 8 pm.
This game should prove the best
of the year due to the keen riv-
airy of the two teams.
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
Drey Runs For
Commission Post

Phoenix, Apri 25.-(ALD-Ted
R. Drey, local contractor and
member of Carpenters Local No.
1889 announces his candidacy for
Corporation Commissioner (short
term) Democratic Primary Elec-
ton July 18th.
Mr.. Drey has been resident of
Arizona for the past 30 years. He
is engaged in the contracting busi-
ness. He is well known in the
democratic circles, having been
very active in their affairs for
many years. He has served as an
executive in the Young Democrats.
Is we'll known among labor thru
out the state. He is the only can
didate in the race for that office,
who is connected with labor. Along
with him, his three sons, who have
just returned from the South Paci-
fic and who are also members of
No. 1889 are with him in the con-
tracing business.
In announcing his candidacy
Drey says II feel that it is time
that Labor, business and the farm-
er should be represented in that
office, being connected with all
three I feel that I can represent
them fairly in all problems that
affect them. The corporation COM
mission was not set up to force
any one out of business. Nor was
it set up to grant or cut rates or
problems come up in that office
permits of a certain few. Equal
ity should be the watch word of
that office and every one should
have an equal chance when they
come before that commission. In
the next few years there will be
which will affect the returned vet
eran. Being a father of sons who
have fought on almost every sec
tion in the war, I can say that I
have the GTs interests at heart
and will do everything in my
power to see that they are given
every opportunity that can be
given them. Too many times in
the past these boys have been for
gotten"
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
MESA NEWS

Rev. and Mrs. West will graduate
May 81 from Tyler College.
Mr.. Robert Ratliff left last week
for San Diego, California, for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Lille Harold who has been
very i'll is now much improved. All
ten of her children, from various
parts of the country, were with
her last week.
Mr.. Jean Johnson is on the sick
list.
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17

HOT POTATOES REPLACE BURNT-UP ENERGY-Inead of the
white giving to aid Europe starving
children potatoes recommended by the smiling to the
vegetables she her family
appetizing the time the wheat saved
means or death to famine victims abroad.
~ ~ - American Red photo
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17

modern air code to govern intra-
state air travel in Arizona, or at
least, that the present laws be
made more specific. Disastrous de-
lay and long and costly court ac-
ton is the only alternative. I shall,
in due time, propose an inquiry
into intrastate long distance tele-
phone rates in order to effect a
more equitable adjustment be-
tween them and interstate tolls" "
with the support of voters in
the coming election, shall carry
on in the course I have outlined
with pride in the belief that I am
helping to build a greater and bet
ter Arizona"
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
Yale McFate Seeks
Commission Post

Phoenix, April 25.-(ALO-Ya]e
McFate, Prescott attorney and
World War II veteran today for
mally announced his candidacy for
Corporation Commissioner, short
Arizona sun., 1946-05-17
Flashes From Booker T.
Washington School

washington School
Graduation exercises for the
eighth grade was held on Monday
evening at $3.50 in the Irving
School Auditorium. The nine who
received their diplomas are Alyce
Mae Ellis, Ellouise Franklin, Ma
thaniel Frelix,, Rosemary Harris,
Lawrence Hillery, Louis Douglas
Jackson, Jr., Ethel Magitt, Dollie
Stewart, and Marietta Thomas.
Among the outstanding achieve
ments for the school are awards
received by the following: Good
Citizenship Medal, Rosemary Har-
ris, given by the OAR; American
Legion Award, Louis D. Jackson,
Jr.; in track, a silver cup, Holbert
Magitt, Class c.; silver cup, Louis
D. Jackson, Class B, highest point
man in meet, and the grand trophy
to the school for championship for
year 1945-46.
Evening star., 1946-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators.
os sguip "a AZ 1aan kl ...s top prices pi s gs rvf
ADDfSG adj NC MACHINES. typswriter:, salcul.-
tors. boueht and sold and rented. RI, I17!.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
ANTIQUE FyRNIrURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric,a.brac n @ any
aRHpa eRGd5s rsa.es aa asse & once Please eau MN
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brae, china.
hsssss sn Sf ofses asid Can SURRas
AS1TfaTEs. S1.Ha H silverware; in any condition,
1Eurss. cls ,svelry: THE HOUSE q
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
oSns si spfs Or aoues =
living room. pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture N any amount wsnted ss
ssasS $a:;s, sas' Sss Ss,S : Az sass ts
msas.n nSsstsa scarf aif sSna aI o7ss $3.50 STONE
BICYCLE. an-in.. for 5.yesr;old sirl; reod
sIeeaeHR s9ess4RR an1 Sss eSnson sndFs sa wn.sr
9oSs soxrss SfSvTs e @ snd saassias ssss ss,as |.
sseerss sis iss.eSsIE. sssSL 81 ineA.. or .mslI.s.
GaMsEKAslMasic.. Can M loIs con.axes. other for.isn
and domestic eanferas and photosrsphie
& az IS Y III e heiH.s ssie rfao
caass sssss rSsHasas sps sRsi:
I4I0 New York ave. NV.
CAAGERAs, photo equipment both amateur
sHorD iaS s5sSY sos sss IT. p1ss n..s
sssssscris. e 'ys si.Asss s!s.ss
HsaNsEFH bsps e ussss sss a. Ri AS NV opposite
sss sss. e Can Gans MR swfEss
Is G'soa4taaffsos ataf sss rfPra ErrLs svs soR THE TAI
LoR Nj s744 n,u Moit .sI cash e. paid 1. Tor ussa
cfiidrsn's clothing. shoes: furniture, entire
household effects, drapes. linens, dishes,
ssIf-.ssecsoi ssl dcop aE1dagon a2Ros srossds ISL
prices D,aa sas for Ssa.
nv pi 65ss open ewes. WIN call
used used closhinE. sERslANs, 1i2s:, 20, st.
NV. ME-. 3767 Open ewes. VIII call
CUCKOO CLOCK wanted, ~ good eondi.
piAMoNDs. Watches. sld seld: antisus
wTHAaoNps 1saS oIS e GSLD 5 Diamond pSefss
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones, dia:
mond wedding rings; other tewelry And
P:Isan PP:Ia iss's asW Y8RS .sfs%SrLk Co. VIZ
lCoatinusd q ssxt rsssl
Evening star., 1946-12-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, pEcEMBER

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsnt.D !.
6vkk3EAS OFFiCEk, veteran Of quarter
master Corps. VIII help finance. MANAGE
Of share partnership in small business.
Gs sAfGlis faan soE sssE sALr-L.undr, and "a DR.,
nsishbcrhcod: ST. 500 takes ali. including
81 sau time. is' SOr psrticuisrs cali chsstnut
fDSSs6ossst fDSSs6 sst sroR.Pr.s o .pa Tim Tim. offered: To- on.
81 ses ''sssassa' sssss JOIN III ssa g'us
tsr CONN, s2 also inv story
aiis!i isI ess' ss & fsssS'R'ss a;fs
$foSSffaRex sroHE, corner, weekly bu.ines. in
ever $500; beer license; rent, sec mo- So,, for
z. z I'm. to $50 PM, closed Sunday. no.
1000 RADIOS win sell: g tubes, ma
S1s $Sossa!.b1If 81 fIRfSSss1rssEs, nv. .s.ss.s, ss
asar 81 'fsfsa sRersIs Rssi AFfRas Assns sss h.ls
oi Se
syS.tantiai ss.h i. resslIsd. ss6s No agents; FOR
NEElsH 81 sr6dssE sog q tn. busy downtown
shcpHins center Fins new stock and
peeutuulU oecorateo. HeaSoneble rent ana
s3 f1a ksEsMaN sssi ~ gus 18th 'sae st..
&E: Eyeninss EN-. .0303. lis
hs s .sa..d afns nsM aamss
Ss ei1cs q ssR Sh.attss 4 g, Hnsas
SssiSssssss, ss s;,t
a a , Sop Ssaarsan; a.; ssn: :ods ss.nsss sgn
4sps. shoso studiss, electric sppil,anss
ssh'' MieENSsRIfx u s Co. 4. asSs sPsssss sYsn
EEsCsNi ECN1 FA AraG aaSfs ffscom-prop.rty, business
S..xh.: income quoted sf over $500 r mo. and
RTaEErYae RsyTlaaE ausftsrsi ME i4sd Priced right OWENS
f0UkIsT COURT-Excel location. mod
err ssn ds lYxs brick cabins; oil h;;;w-h:; on on
hs Susiness nrodaess substansal stsasy
sou 'ss ao i5e this Il oDpo
Hss6 nft cuRrs ceSs ts hanss MHRfN
Ssis Ssilto5 III lage gsas Z Royal St. Alex Va H Alex
MSESuper market, volume $500 per
seSk long lease, cheap rent: priced risht.
III R.:ssprsns "a sn,es1i With LIQUOR volume $4,000
Sssf crly q. essnn c xith HI qsoE
Z DdS store. volume sf,bo0 d. per " week, w
per, lease, rent 800 month; located new
ssyysiogmsnt; Call Sol Sol snidsr. q az uont, Ian.
3nAae: &<,60o week business; clean stock,
Sf!eed rtkht. $4,000 cash REQUIRED. Call
Hol Suider lis
= GEOCERY eTOREe-Due to tilness, this
grocery business is for sale: doing $4,000
weekly; senniself service; excellent location;
M Isssbiished Sc years; f,ns business with
qyipg quarters, priced for immediate sale; |
% 900 with stock. RIDGE REALTY CO.,
l0lS Vermont ave, RE. 1878. Ia
&ROCERY STORE BUYERS-W. H. simons
has the LARGEST selection Of stores to meet
nYArY nilrSe. &oune with rQank, some With |
Evening star., 1946-12-13

Sag concrete mixer; 2-in.. Ain. and S-in.
powered diaphragm pump. fame fla';me-ti,rowinss
sGhfseSs S9is, Wisconsin Gasoline ensinss sssons;
Saws sh.,s
bucket, gasoline-powered tandem rollers,
ar Ross pHLps EEa se
COOK sToyE; E,Sa Combination Call ca; se7S
ScokoAIRE SS HIsnna stwa Automatic gas heater With
rooms; s. s sS1JI ;S7; saSs aSNE STOVE co. 1olSh
eSyes can Ds ussa IS nse dOub
issn W. e. asdSi v e0naa0h 4ps s0IS 81 $3.50
Sins. SaX{ g. BEanSSn.NEw, BEoanSSnoNEw SIC. .ss1Arss selec-
ton Of Krcl cribs r " Al styles 1s 4 ana :. mn
oI ocIkYsTAi saSl & &GosiEfs, iisi ~ fruit Juice. vine
cothns almost new Size e .,zss ss9 nns and
once. $500 que st. NV. Apt. 400. or
sgsulcSG6o ssu1lc 81 sSaEs0Scxs, genuine, for sale. ED
M5Np THOMAS. |sweIer. 1747 L St. NV.
SsI srs sRns sss!rp ss s BAN sssss sss
feet. viii grace any living room or Il
brary;. width b3h inches; price, $2Io.
DESK, new, mahogany winthrop writing
desk. S35 WI. 1858. IL
DESKS, oak and walnut; typist. excellent;
steel; all priced reasonable: slightly used;
large stock to choose from. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIPMENT, $50 New YORK ave.
DESKs-Kneehole in .mahog. and walnut
veneer. An ideal Christmas gift. TURN
bIaAoNBLsdya as s2S z q I'm ssnsssshsns rns. value
500; viii sacrihce this beautiful ring Tor
$3.50. Call OW. 6472. -lSu
IaYlt stone, mans I4-karat gold mount
ing; bargAin 1t $500. Call LU. be30.-I6
DIAMOND RING, approx. 90 pit, beautiful
color; diamond 30-pt matching Wedding
riiif, dfamondB; cell together or eepa-
rateiy. NJ 1856. svsningh H.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

Lei gs prove Xsaogs o1!isasien that h. I've %s
eppointment and let's talk things over.
FOR . profitable future. contact the broser
with action. W. H. sIMCNs, Elk. ols1-
C0I6KED-B1K AND GRILL, excel.
money-maker on busy 14th st. NV; priced
for immediate sale: this Is an excel. buy.
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1016 Vermont ave.
NV, RE. 1878. -l3
Evening star., 1946-12-13

- "a
KITCHEN RANGE. coal or wood, good sno ssn,
dition. with pipes. $50. olebe S4s6. 2soS
kifdAEs SINKS "a 1nm.distss, n s,rasi! delivery; II
isam Sa % ana ana asn oisns
ga g AAfRFEi1keH RFFE1sii1sk ess' co ssr ioth .nd s9s
Open every evening until 8 Pm. Ii. 2ss5'
ki;rGaEN i; saIN SINKS AND CABINETS, imms-
51Nsa f5.ts ss'ysrE kbio tssps Co. Eye soua c.s
iiv. ~ : GARY APpEIANcE CO.. 1875 i; !.
fxtls i.ti Pslss RE RE- isSe. Sse introduce. Triisgi
ties from the other side. of the world.
APe e,e po gIss.sns Sf to sstsin{ st sisty
TaST2Es SbasraHsl & shsR sss ss. a "a shs
sn s, sfts chairs fs US ss1s
TURE CO., 11bs 21st st. NV. Ex. 1850
LIFT TRUCK, Yardm.st.r, excellent ls CON
dition: less than half q new price. Ex.
LIONEL standard and %" s.use; frsisht I
sections: custom built table, 7xl1 IT,; no
removal Of track or wiring fo5 storage;
pfosp hoNnn .ssnaasds.e ss%Hsss Init srsSs % sss
ssIs nas Or sa cam Il ssi4 18th it. me- ..tsr
LIONEL TRAINS with complete line Of
equipment and track. prewar; 60ss OF cost
Mr., PRESTON. 1901 9TH st. ne, .pu,
HM6NEL TRAINs-Juss received so new
sets, ali prices. IN size transformers for
American Flyer, Lionel and Gilbert trains
cisioN CLOCK d ELDcTHlc CO, 1881
LiiviNG ii RODoM-2 overstufTed chairs, 81
each; occasional chair, new, S6: ccdee
table, mahotany, ~; door lamp, %.
LfvrSG M \ / ROOM SUITE. davenport, . chairs
tasIa 1850 Wisconsin ave. Apt IL. Mo.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

si,ioo., Selling because q chsnse in plans.
I'm " aessHss eoH xSp Gs 9 93hcsnT 9a perfect cond
ton, Size IA. Persian lamb; loose box coat;
sesrrsi sesi saoOi newest eve s style. sioo 81 sSs7.
FUR COAT, black Persian lamb; Y iensth,
.s. 5Sss ssa .as psc c np5 BE- 1884
original price. ST, 500. 70 sell cheap. DU.
sgs stas' COT, s519 nussss. sesa condition. Can
sf5seios sSs oS$T a assslstia' short coat. size a.
fgs eo4T sssu!n:, E, mink; q{ EXCELLENT *, e9Rd.
FUR FIJI e coAT. senuins Hudson sssi, size 20;
S75: excellent condition, OR; 3263; ll5 4,
yTR GoAT minkdssa sansSito .rTS E fiss 5ssbi
viii sscIifce; sis6 coat $ss and up; As
eTs Fur z csosxSrsssale.mes n soEsnl m Superior samples
bsins offered At Z fraction q cost: dra-
matte REDUCTIONS; lustrous psrsiam ,,,itr.P ltmP,
isstursi sstui skunk % and snesred beaver. These
sold sole for immediate clearance: budset plan
aHsins.a ans nm opsa psasRa XIV ruRs eu sh and
r FURNACE. uhR.NSAcE Mueller, new, air-cond. coal.
ineZadsd; inc very sr' Cheap. sH; s2ss; ii5
FURNACES. Spencer type ! size sc !; b5o-fts;
radiation rating. TheSe IdIuaCcS 4IS D
sS 20 .f 4 pss sos sfs
Ff1TikNsTTssHhfAA,s@Three Fl kaNsTTsH hA go5Th pairs OF crash
spread sbss. ssl.ca slcss .P apisiSs Ss
s or. prism d mahos. candiestick.; 2 oval rose
chenille 2 blue slas rugs blue pottery
Furnishings complete for 6.room house;
fsS by utssySss ss.t1sx riz Kd Spsn
g.. Wi. so7l SATURDAY after l..
P st. nv Du. 1891. Ib.
FURNiTURE-Save UP to 90% on all new
furniture Specials On sofa bsds' s a;nsaie st1d,e
suites suites. See us before buyins: Easy terms
FHkNfTEsE. FHHF G4EsMEs sTovns, new new snS sssSs, our
prices are lowest; i G. FWwFEIrnpU1RE W Wrp1 q 8;
sEGRNfT8hE sTnRyNf Gn 1883 sessationa 81 hs SAVING.
brand-new bedroom, living rnn, dinette
sets, tables. lamps, lounge chairs, plat
form rockers, etc.; lowest prices on inner
spring mattresses, box-sprine SOFA neos,
rollaway beds. ETC.; terms. H0WAED ~, 3.
HE'D. 5ss2 ,S,s; Gecrsia 4 ave. NV "a. I1a selo
fHHbsNiT6REaps. HbssRN fTfi an.a e living r suite sa5
ri iF1nRNfTUSE, sHnS1iSE unclaimed: blue sofa. uphol-
stored ln blue Hatelasse $3e: rose club
;h a. .s s9s Blue e.s sns asns
with mirror, $3.50: dressers, $16 each;
"a metal bed, complete with coil SPRINGS,
ana new hotel special felt mattress, $3gI
dark walnut library table, $3.50. y4S5
iFsU5ReNafFTunsiE-ordinary is5e HI 81 u household, beds
ins city. 1900 Nsyior Yd. So. Apt. A,jt!4l.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

CLOTHING-Men's suits and topc9ats.
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 UP; all shades, colors,
STYLES and sizes in stock; out-of-pAWn
Clothing means bargain prices. DIXIE
PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE, HOO H ct.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

BLOCK PLUMBING SUPPLY, 3oo6 N St,
sISk.ss st.alss. -. .tss, .s4 nth s.ss, ssSs,
ss-e5. Fssssn. pr,ss ySnla yg}RlassSrs & s9ts aF
sKATEsIBoys' hockey shoe skates. size
used thFss tines onis Gan esIsonie sh life.
ss; espscisy. t. 'iaeis srss.oisss ' Condition c.h
SOFA S1FH. and matching chair, blue wool mo,
condition. .s10o. II; $685., 30, -15.
saIH,5fla sssms; HollyWood s Ssd. doSsIs sIss drop
leaf table; electric roaster. ov l94sll4
into double bed for living room or den.
sofA siof nfT sEDs. sa sRAApNE%, ass' sssss ATLAS
TyRsS1IIISuREE,1 TyRsS1IIISu E 81 saaa 9 st. NV Dl. s7s7'
SOFA ssi S2bs ts1mNsw. 1888 Columbia I'd.
ssorsssf u Msinlfscac fzccospios. o5Sasios 12o-b.s; $500
sToK2a. 81 & Iron Fireman, suitable for GOOD
sas sis sass siSo ss
saSSi ssaESoiM sAsH-wood: combination winter.
Cvfs
sfupfo sH Ssoo ocoucHEs. BRANp-NEw, s2s. 50.
AE5As a457. pf TosEsasobDi ssss, 81. a4sa. VS. :. ~ =.
sUiTs. boys, IKE new ass 1o-12; $3.50
sSs ssss Isse Sss q; Ultra asss v,ol.. r.,. sss
stlN stth LAMPS. INN Immediate delivery; West.
inrhouse, General Electric and Sperti;
priced from $3.50 up. l.ECThICAL
CENTER. 514 10th st. NV. Ma. SS72a
SUN LAMPS. Hanoyta. recommended ny
physicians: perfect. Xmas gift: Sl44; ~,
new: new supply limited. ABC SUPPLY CO..
sthtv sstthktv1ltfSs lfsss s lMSsrkSHM1af p!stassn,
TXHLECLOTHS. beautiful, imported hand
embroidery; real lace bands; TO seat II.
4R A4RNiKs, iS : two 10000 gal, vertical steel
age. age " coLuMaIA MACHINERY 4 EQUIP
MENT Co, TIE 1900.
TENOR SAX. B-1at. in very good con-
dition, approx. $50. 712 9th st. n,w.
ToYsMNew. TOY rugged: target kites used BY
Navy for so cal. .tarRet practice: can be
made TO perform like fighter plane-diye,
roll, figure eight. etc. Call IN. 9QS6
before 3. Delivered, $3.75, ISs
TkAlN-Lionel. Union Pacific stre4mliner.
sO'' gauge, engine and 2 cars. 20 pcs.
control and liahts $50 M. 1885,. -14
TxiC YclE, Ia good condition. Call qx.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-15

Bob served five committees of Congress and often
appeared before other Committees of the House and Senate
to present his views on pending legislation.
Above, he urges the Military Affairs Committee to re-
port bill he introduced to increase enlisted mems pay ap-
proXmaely so percent Bob introduced his bill long be-
fore the When to the shame of the nation private
in the got only $21 per month Much later greater
and well deserved pay raises made. AS in many
THINGS Bob started the ball rolling in the right direction
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-15

Bob secrest was always champion OF the Oh au Se sni
a ndGsS n Sompres 1 On June 49, 1897 he spoke in Marietta % to
the PENNSYLVANIA Grade OIL Producers ASSoca14n ] fi
s one Of the leaders in a fight to have OPA gram i
o for oil TO stimulate needed production ana preserve
the "striper wells of Southeastern ono be smoke
csc than two months before he left Congress ne spun
. % Idn1nnden+ Gas Producers Association at GranVIle'
Above he is congratulated by Philip n Fame ne oeT
retary of the Association Walter a. LOCKER le''e'
stands the left
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
AKTIvNOSH "a PROLETARCA BILE
v MlNULIH DNEH ZELO DOBRE

Preisnii teden ie PriseI v mas Urod noroenik Moth
Pefek. Je re precei eez osemdeset let, vd mu ie opesaI
in ie deial, do ne more vee broti. A ie hotel obnoviti
n%oroenino 20 cello Ieto in ~prispevoti So v tiskovni
sklod. Rekli smo mU, do &c listo ne DO eitoI, noi ST ga
vee ne norosi in pa do moi 81 do petok nuzoi v Yep 20
drUge svoie potrebe.
v ogitoeiii seveda roise deIUiemo 20 pridobitev
dohodkov v korist Iisto, kot pa do ih bi odkonioIi,
todo ia sIueoi ie bill iziemo.
Todo Moth Petek lie vztroioI, do list DO placed in do
ostolo gre v tiskovni skad in zgodiIo Sc ie po njegovi
zeIii.
Vpreisniem tednu lie ProIetorec dobiI enajst novih
noroenikov, kor ie zelo dober rekord. Sedem novih no.
rosnin ie posIoI Anton Zornik, XII ie bill no ogitociii v
OhiU. Obnovitvene in move n~oroenine pa SO posIoIi mi
null teden JOS. Korsie il Detroito, Marko Tekovc il
CononsbUrgo, John REBEL il CIeveIando, Frank VOL
kor il Maple Heightso, O., Edward Tomsich il WaIsen-
burso in vee drUgih, XII bodo omen eni v resUIornem
izkozU.
DobiIi smo tUdi nekai noroeiI "a posiIianie ProIe-
toreo v stori kroi, in pa "a Ameriski druzinski koIedar,
XII Sc nosim roiakom v storem kro U - tistim - XII SO ga
re imeli priliko ehoti, ioko dopode.
Vita nomen ga imomo Sc par sto izvodov v zuIoqi.
Priporoeomo vsem, do go svoicem naroee elm pref.
Stone 81 LOS. Pos lite vsoto in toeen noslov, drUgo izvr-
simo mi. Ako Jim zeIite posIati tudi Ianski koIedur, ga
imomo Sc ma rozpologo. Stone $50.
Noso o9ifocio torei nikoli ne poeivo, niti v "po.
eitniskih" tednih ne. TO prieaio pismo, naroeiIo in ra-
zne dru9e POSI- iofve, ter ~PrisPevki v tiskovni skIod.