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SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 1937. PART 7 DAYS ffBARGMJ-Bl VINB NEW YORK KOSHER BUTCHERS STRIKE AGAINST HIGH PRICES A.F.L Chiefs Flay New Deal NEW YORK, Oct. 2. (Exclu 'DRUGSTORES' Leaders at Denver sive Temporarily discarding their aprons and butcher knives for picket signs, the Federation of Kosher Butchers went on a stoppage strike at sundown today in protest against what they claimed was an excessive wholesale price of meat.

Throughout the metropolitan area all but a small percentage of the 5000-odd butcher shops affiliated with the federation remained closed after sundown, which normally marks the time that they reopen for business after spending the day in observance of the Jewish Sabbath. In the darkened windows of the closed shops placards were Charge Miss Perkins Partial to C-l-O. DENVER, Oct. 2. (ffh-Thrusts at the Roosevelt administration's lahnr nnlipv marked the Dreliral- MIMA COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER w.mr.

DUCK displayed which announced that Northrop Plant Meeting Set Inglewood Mayor Invites Principals in Strike Dispute Police Rescue Relief Chief Mob Assails Director in Court After Strike of Applicants for Aid SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2. (IP) A shouting crowd of 200 surrounded John Small, San Francisco Relief Director, today when he appeared In court against twenty-seven persons charged with peace disturbance as the result of a recent "sit-down" strike in his office. Police went to Small's aid as the crowd blocked his exit from the court of Police Judge Pren-dergast. The relief chief finally was taken home In a police car.

As the complainant, Small said the twenty-seven other persons, claiming to have been locked out of their jobs in a recent dispute between C.I.O. and A.F.L. units of cleaners and dyers, invaded his office and collectively demanded relief. Small said he refused to deal with them collectively and that they declined to leave until he called police. He said he had told them he would consider their individual applications for relief.

Relief Workers' Guild A Value Thrill! NEWHAVEN DESK or BOUDOIR the stores were closed in protest again "the high cost of kosher meat and poultry." RESPONSE GENERAL According to William Green-wald, chairman of the board of governors of the federation, the response to the stoppage by the affiliated shops was "100 per cent." He asserted that all federation shons throuzhout the CLOCKS Colored Glass Cases in Ultra-Modern Designs Rasher of Bacon. city without an exception had re- tused to open. Kosher butcher associations Positlrdy the smartest number trtt altered in line cloeki. Coma see for yourselfi we prsdlot you'll bur several (or Gift-flrlnc purposes. SPECIAL PLATE Ready 25 ofZo soups, he comply "'hUt ready potatoes throughout Northern New Jersey 16-inch Invitations to principals in the laobr dispute at the Northrop Airplane plant, now closed following a C.I.O.

strike, to be present Wednesday when replies to a questionaire regarding resumption of work will be opened were issued yesterday by Mayor Darby of Inglewood. Mayor Darby sent the questionaire to 1400 workers of the Northrop plant Friday, asking them to stipulate conditions under which they would be willing to return to their jobs. He had received 150 replies last night. Those invited to the meeting amnated with the federation also participated in the stoppage. Chicago Housewives Snub Costly Cuts WALL MIRROR choice of 'J'.

nk; and desserts. sSmart Venetian Style All Ready for Hangi ng jiaries to the American tion of Labor convention to start here Monday. Making their attacks ppenly after months of back-stairs criticism, most the federation leaders centered their fire on Labor Secretary Perkins and the National Laoor Relations Board. Both were accused of partiality to John L. Lewis's rebel C.I.O.

in administering Federal labor laws. BILL DISCUSSED The administration's wage and hour bill, pigeonholed at the last session of Congress, was dis-cussed at length without a single voice being raised in its fa- VJohn P. Frey, president of the metal trades department, told the department's convention that "powerful influences" are at work to place legislative restrictions on trade unions and hinted that he felt some of the administration's labor advisers would favor such legislation. GREEN SILENT William Green, federation president, toofcrio part in firing this barrage at the New Deal. A life-long Democrat, Green Is said In some labor circles to be one of the administration's best friends In the A.

F. of high command. The federation's executive council opened the fire on Miss Perkins by dropping her from the list of dignitaries invited to address the convention. Although the council gave no reason publicly for this action, Roy Horn, president of the blacksmiths' union, voiced the council's sentiment when he openly accused Miss Perkins of C.I.O. partiality.

TERMED DICTATOR After the Labor Secretary had Sontag's CHICAGO, Oct. 2. Thrifty snubbed costly cuts jin their favorite meat shops to-day. Choice meats were ex. UNIVERSAL 'Handsome and attractive, these mir rors will fit into any room in the ASPIRIN home Sturdily constructed, true clear glass, you'll probably buy Taken in by C.LO.

I rrQ LETS several at this low price. at 10 a.m. Wednesday include Donald Douglas, president of the Douglas Airplane plant, parent company of Northrop; Dr. Towne Nylander, Federal labor mediator, and Charles Hollinshead, president of the C.I.O. local, which called tbe strike.

A group of representative Inglewood citizens also had been asked to be present, Mayor Darby announced. Enfoldment of th Los An 5 GRAIN Bottle of 100 pensive throughout the land and food budgets had to be met. Meat packers nodded silent approval. Their attitude was epitomized: "We've been trying for years to educate wives to cheaper cuts of meat. They're just as good." Packers explained the high prices for prime cattle the average last week was about 20 cents a pound hda not affected medium-grade steers, which sold for only half as much.

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OUNCE CRADUATED MEASURING GLASSES HUTCHINSON (Minn.) Oct. 2. (U.R) Twelve year old Earl Hemple is "word blind" but he is getting ready for some real work in the fifth grade of Minneapolis public schools. In his spare time he has learned four years of reading. Bryng Bryngelson, head of the University of Minnesota's speech clinic in Minneapolis, says gradually he is curing the boy of a rare ailment.

In a short treatment period this summer the clinic made good progress. Earl's ailment prevents him from connecting meaning and sound with written words. He 10 VOLUME 16-OUNCE PEROXIDE of HYDROGEN HEALTH and their effect on Tasteless, I rleis and odorlessUniver TEETH sal Mineral Oil has a high viscosity In- i dex, and offers 650-SHEET ROLLS sN A A a constipation relief. witnout any aft- WALDORF TISSUE for A A er errects. could write words shown him, ing off my hat to Hitler and Mussolini and apologizing for every mean thing I ever said about them, because a little dictator with a wisp of hair under his nose is much more preferable to me than one who wears a skirt." Then he added: "First we get a Secretary of Labor that none of us wanted and none of us ever heard of before we got her, and now she tells us what union we shall belong to.

If they get away with that, they will soon tell you how to vote and what church you shall worship In." ANGRY AT BOARD The labor board's ruling against the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in the National Electric Products Company case stirred A. F. of L. leaders to a white heat of anger. The I.B.E.W., a loyal union, had obtained a closed-shop contract from the company during i ith the United Radiol but he could not pronounce them.

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(Exclusive) Hot dogs made from fish which are sold in great quantities to the poorer population of Berlin must be examined for freshness and purity according to an order Issued recently by Wilhclm Frlck, Minister of Interior. In the order Frick expressed distrust of the quality of fish used and instructed veterinaries tn hfln Vioalth nffiporc in fVinit" FOR CERTAIN DAYS! KURB ANODYNE TABLETS TOOTH PASTE Rinses instantly with plain water. Used either hot or cold. if 2 31c FOR ONLY Sponsored by Kolex 1)2 examination of the new product. PURSE TS 23c WOMAN'S STOICISM IN LOSS OF FINGER PREVENTS JAILBREAK ARCHER CITY (Tex.) Oct.

2. Mrs. A. H. Gosler, wife of the Archer county Sheriff, caught her finger in the master door of the jail where she had just given breakfast to six minutes, she did not tip off the Use No.

1 for teeth EASY to whiten, No. 2 for teeth HARD whiten. The producers of fish sausages also were warned that they must not try to camouflage the; fishy origin of their products. Non-Habit Forming I rat Abscessed or pyorrhetic teeth can often be treated and saved, DENTURES In addition to esthetics and refined impressions, dentures can now be made with a 4-way bite to lessen tipping and the consequent annoy-nce of food getting under the lower. IN BRIDGE RESTORATIONS Precision bite reconstructions last longer.

Clasps often cause decay. SPACE BETWEEN ADULT FRONT TEETH ELIMINATED Patients 30 yrs. of age may have their teeth straightened. ESTIMATES AND mDVICE Are serious responsibilities, for which I request a fee. DR.

HOMER By Appointment from 10 A.M. has been indorsed by Colleges, Christian Science practitioners, doctors, lawyers, dentists, and public speakers. Now at Hotel Teris. MUtual 3331 1254 West Sixth Street, Loi Angelet SELECTINC A DENTIST Now, before your teeth cause pain or ill health, is the time to determine the method of selecting your dentist. Particular people should see at least two regular patients of any dentist they are considering.

Names of my regular patients will be mailed, on receipt of a stamped envelope. WORTH-WHILE ADVICE To find out what is really needed: (whether or not one's teeth should be saved or extracted, type of ap-pliance, kind of materials, hygiene and diet), it is essential to have en examination and the recommendations of a good dentist, which may add years of health and happiness to the life ofa patient. Accurate Dianaotit it the most difficult and valuable dental service rendered aside from charity or a trivial courtesy, it incurs an obligation just as definite as does a tall upon your physician or attorney. SATISFACTION DISSATISFACTION Even the best dental work may or may not be satisfactory, due to the particular viewpoint of some patients and the natural harmony or disharmony between the patient and his particular dentist. Three common causes of dissatisfaction ire: needless extraction of teeth that could have been successfully treated; insertion of ill-fitting dentures or bridges; and shopping or bargain hunting.

DENTAL CRIPPLES Before having teeth removed, remember: that plates or dentures at best are not like good natural teeth. It should also be remembered: that many patients who have had ill their teeth out still have their iches, ind that too much or too little bone removal will injure the subsequent fit of denture or bridgework. Do not permit any dentist to remove ill of your teeth unless he believes in treating dead teeth when idvisale, and then onlv permit one or two of the worst offenders to be removed, and wait for symptoms of the expected benefits before having the rest extracted. Patients often feel better after a tooth is treated and retained, the same as if it had been extracted. Extraction often brings regret.

RELATOR DENTURE TECHNIC (Four Dimensional) In addition to esthetics ind refined impressions, plates or dentures can be further improved by constructing them on i measuring ind recording instrument known as Homer's Relator (that has been indorsed by Harvard and McGill Universities ind is now used by some of the world's leading dentists) which can be adjusted to the up and down, right, left, ind forward biting movements of each patienr. Biting movements ire not only different for each patient, but also vary in angle on the right and left side of each iaw. Relator technique balances biting pressure on the gums. This will lessen tipping also the consequent annoyance of food getting under the lower denture. BRIDGE RESTORATIONS Where enough roots remain in either jaw, Precision Bridge Reconstructions, fixed or removable, are superior to dentures.

Clasps should be used with caution on partial dentures, or removable bridges, became they often wear cavities in, and loosen the anchor teeth. THE BEST MATERIALS While chemists and metallurgists have contributed several good substitutes: Platinum, Gold and Baked Porcelain are still the finest materials for dentures, bridges and inlays. Too many dentists make a practice of filling teeth with synthetic porcelain (mixed like cement) and too many jacket crowns are mtde of the same material. SPACES BETWEEN ADULT FRONT TEETH OR IRREGULARITIES Can be eliminated by dentists who understand the natural sockets surrounding teeth. Adults, as well as children, may have their teeth straightened.

PYORRHEA BLEEDING GUMS Pyorrhea ind trench mouth can often be successfully treated they are occasionally found in people under 20 yean of ige. ABSCESSED TEETH Many dead, abscessed, or badly decayea teeth can be successfully treated. It is often possible to save your teeth without sacrificing your health. ETHICAL FEES Low or standardized fees are not consistent with the highest quality of professionil services. No two dentures, jacket crowns or other dental operations cm be properly made in the same amount ot time each individual, mouth requires a different amount of thought end time to do what it best; therefore, I cannot in fairness to prospective patients, whom I have not leen, give infor-nation or estimates by phone.

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