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-7Z 1 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL, Wednesday, October 31, 8 'Straghtand Narrow for Pedestrians LAUDS 1'J, L. B. over to the war labor for peaceful settlement. Panel members from Sioux City and court costs. The latter totaled he first commercial electronic about $31.66.

to whom Chairman Day addressed i 4 ,1 i 4 i 8. Under the statute, -the sentence vulcanizer in the rubber industry has been placed in operation in Fall River, plant. PANEL SERVICE called for both imprisonment and his letters were Rev. John P. Hantla and H.

C. Roberts, repre mmmm fine. The government charged that on senting the public; R. F. Roach, George F.

Silknitter and R. F. Weinig, representing industry; and the night of August 22 of this year CdI. Jack Frisbie, son of Mr. Dale sold at his home? 1600 Fifth' Chairman Praises Eight James D.

Griffin, James J. Mur and Mrs. -R. IE. Frisbie, McCook! lake S.

has street, a pint of what was described as whisky to an Indian ci phy and A. M. Peterson, repre TIRE VULCAIHZIIIC Patching, Repairing New Machines Good Men Farm City Supply Co. 418-J0-22 Iowa St. Sioux City, la.

Sioux Cityans for Work in War discharged senting labor. vilian. from the marine No panel was permanent but Officials said that Dale probably corps following was selected by the board to hear would begin serving sentence this Experiences gained in industrial 23 months of a particular dispute. Like the re week. relations by eight Sioux City men ivid overseas service gionai Doara ana tne Doara in Cpl.

Frisbie took whowere community panel mem Washington, each panel was tri part in two cam partite, consisting of a member from the public, industry and la bers of the seventh regional war labor board will serve as a rich paigns in the A QUAINT, RELIABLE RUSTIC WEATHER PROPHET Snlnmnns a bor. background for maintaining indus one in the Mar shall islands. Now 20 years of trial peace for this area when the W. L. B.

quits its job as custodian of labor-management relations on An Ideal CHRISTMAS GIFT Gets 10 Months Sold Liquor to Indian Elijah Dale, 60, a Negro, who Frisbie age, he states x'W 1 1 "iMIlWiJtoy I that he expects to finishhis col December 15. lege education pleaded guilty October 16 to sell Jack G. Day, chairman of the board, lauded the important con ing liquor to an Indian, was sentenced Tuesday morning by Fed tribution made by 400 midwest eral Judge Henry N. Graven to 5 1 -5 1 Cut Out This Reminder Get a WEATHER PROPHET for panel members, among them the; M. Sfft.

Fred Moen, recently discharged at Fort Riley, from the Third cavalry, is visiting his father, G. J. Moen, who is in the real estate department of the Joint Stock Land bank. Sgt. Moen serve 10 months in a federal penitentiary and to pay a fine of $1 eight Sioux Cityans.

He said the business men, labor leaders and public representatives composed "little war labor boards" which helped to settle the bulk of the had combat service in France and Germany. 5 1,300 disputes which went to the regional board for peaceable solution. In behalf of the board, Chairman Day sent letters to each of William W. Gist, seaman first class, has left for San Diego after spending a 10-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Gist, 2409 Mail orders 10c extra Guaranteed Made in America When the weather Is Fourth street.

Sgt. Lawrence Slotsky has land the panel members transmitting the gratitude of the board for their services and ascribing to them a role in peacetime industrial relations. Specific job of panel members was to hear the pros and Cross Eyes Straightened If you have this visual handicap, consult us about our new visual training method of straightening your eyes. Small Wrkly PaTnirnt Norman Optical Co. fine the two children will be out; when bad weather- Is approaching the witch will come out from 8 to 24 hours ahead of rain or snow.

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C. Slotsky; 712 34th 4TH DOUGLAS cons of disputes between labor and management which threatened war production and were turned i street. Sgt. Slotsky completed more than 30 missions as a radar man on a B-29, and will report to Jefferson Barracks, Mo. this Photo by Newman.

Staff Photographer cross the street at any other place. Persons going to board a streetcar, Mr. Gibbons said, should proceed to the safety zone and wait for the car, so that motorists can proceed with caution, which would help prevent traffic delays when people are loading or unloading from the streetcars. The markers are being painted in all downtown intersections. G.

C. Love of the Sioux City Traffic depart-ment is shown above painting new pedestrian safety stone and cross walk markers on the downtown streets. Watching Mr. Love" is George J. Gibbons, superintendent of public safety.

Mr. Gibbons has urged pedestrians to use. the cross walks and safety zones and pointed out that according to the city code, it is unlawful to week. Pfc, Alvin Lowe has received his discharge from the army after last year had been information rom 10 to 14 years of age, divid desertion and cruelty; plaintiff asks custody of four minor chil and education officer at the field. ed into two armies, each armed He intends to return to Centra! dren, $125 per month support, with one .22 rifle and peppering away at one another.

They were title to household goods, court turned over to juvenile authori high school as an instructor at the start of the next semester. His wife had been residing ir? Texas with him. costs and attorney fees. Married July 18, 1925, at Chappell, Neb. ties.

serving, 18 months in the south-. west Pacific. He has joined his i wife and daughter at 408 23d street. Henry A. Ness, radio technician second class, 3107 Jay avenue, has been honorably discharged from the navy after serving more than three years, 18 months of which were in the Pacific theater.

He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ness. Flight Officer Ted Grier and Alfred Grier have been honorably discharged from, the service and Total War Albuquerque, N. M.

CP) There Vinegar brewing was known in Maj. Franklin K. Carney, a for the 17th century in France. mer Sioux Cityan, is visiting his was a little too much realism, Slteriff Harold Hubbell decided, in the mock war staged by seven grandmother, Mrs. Laura Carney, 2820 Jones street Maj.

Carney returned recently from overseas duty, having served with the boys in the city's outskirts. He investigated after a youngster at a school playground was hit in Eighth air force in England, Italy the shoulder by a stray shot. Hub- have arrived home for a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Russia.

He expects to be re lieved from active duty. bell found the "soldiers" ranging I A. C. Grier, 1619 West street. Ted Grier served two years as flight MUTUAL LOAN CO.

2nd. Floor officer with the army air corps PIVORCES Frances Bldg. Loans from $25 to $300 to women on their own sig nature. Repay monthly. No em DECREES Leona Hultquist vs.

Charles E. barrassment. No delays. Loans SELMuTURACITE ST0TT BRIQUETS EKERGY LIMP For Prompt Delivery Call IV3ACFARLANE quickly made the same day. If you Hultquist; inhuman treatment; owe a lot of past due bills if you ferrying command over Alaska, and was' stationed tat Great Falls, Mont Alfred Grier served two years with the air corps and was stationed at Greenville, S.

C. S. Sgt. William G. Padmore, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Padmore, 715 28th street, has returned to the Uniteti States by air transport command plane via the, army air base at Miami, Fla. divorce awarded to plaintiff; mar rwant to buy clothes if you need ried here April 10, 1931.

money for any worthy purpose. Charles H. Belz vs. Rogena Belz; cruelty; divorce granted to call at office, write or phone. COAL Cc LUIY3BER CO.

plaintiff. Married; at Ponca, MUTUAL LOAN CO. 2nd Floor in May, 1931. FIFTH Si WALL STS. PHONE 8-4521 Frances Bldg.

Telephone 8-5561, Miss Shaltanis, Mgr. Women's De PETITIONS Lulu Curry vs. Howard Curry; partment. CpL Myron R. Christensen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Christensen, 1508 S. Maple street, has been, honorably discharged from the army' at Santa Ana, Cal. Cpl.

Christensen is a veteran of 45 months in the army air forces, having served in Brazil and Hawaii as an auto mechanic. He wears the American defense and the Pacific ribbons. "1 LKIG lili si Mi ft ft ill ii nil1? i mH ibMvi Lr Cuffu i a i 'Khiu I- lyj IXJ KZ yj Ai j. n- i-Jt i i iS -Ij .58. 1 I i i i 1 I 3 5 0 7 1 re is i'O re tie tie a sn, ah n- ed n- as hn T.

ce ha ire The iavy to si as war. is de- m-Vf IIP am: J8 that to 7 id, Pfc. Howard E. Ream, son of Mrs. Ream, 2529 First street, was honorably discharged from the army at Baer field, Fort Wayne, Ind.

For the last 33 months Pfc. Ream has been a. band leader and musician atBergstrom field, Austin, Pope field, Fort Bragg, N. and Stout field, Indianapolis, headquarters troop carrier command. A Lt.

LeRoy H. 1312 28th street, has been discharged from the service after completing 37 months at the Waco army air field, Waco, Tex. Lt. Rowse taught nav igation and weather and for the Mockellesf" T. Its closer than you think! Perhaps she's never dropped the slightest hint.

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