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8, 1339 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Press Departments, Court 7200 F1V MUD AVALANCHE BLOCKS TRAFFIC ON SHARPSBURG BRIDGE ve 3 tTT FIRESIDE APPEAL i TO LABOR LIKELY If Miss Perkins Starts Issuing Hopeless Statements on AFL-CIO Controversy, It Means President Will Make Plea to Union Members BRAND NEW 1939 MODEL By BRUCE CATTON Special to The Pittsburgh Press WASHINGTON, July 8 For several weeks, the report has been current here that President Roosevelt eventually will make a public appeal probably via a fireside radio chat to the rank and file of organized labor in both groups to compel a peace settlement between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Or- ganizations. It is known that the President has such a step in mind. If he decides to take 15? CITY WILL OPEN 8 NEW SCHOOLS 15 Old Buildings Will Be Closed This Fall it, however, there will be New Summer Store 1 I Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 111 xA 5 P.

M. Daily (includ- jjl ing Saturday) a some warning in the way of a build-up. If and when high Administration of- ficials such as The Board of Public Education Is closing 15 schools, the majority 'l Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, for instance start issuing public more than half a century old, as a inner Apex statements that result of a string of new buildings built throughout the city with the the prospects for aid of PWA funds. The eight new buildings, to which the pupils will be transferred, posited almost a foot deep over the roadway. A workman is shown below loading a small tree uprooted in the slide on one of the fleet of city trucks sent to clear the busy intersection.

Tons of earth tumbled down into Butler St. at 62nd St. during the height of yesterday's severe rainstorm, blocking traffic on the Sharpsburg Bridge and the two streets. City workmen are shown above clearing the briSge of the debris, de Washes Rinses! Damp Dries! Saves Ironing Time! and the schools to be closed, are reported as follows by C. L.

Wool-dridge, building superintendent for the board: 1 Fall opening of the new Arsenal Elementary School, 39th and Butler closes the Foster School, built in 1886, the Formerly $99.95 mar schools NYA clerical workers will arrange and index student files and records and Clairton, Neville Glassport and Moon Twp. high schools will have library books repaired on the NYA book repair project. Lawrence School, built in 1871, MAN WITHOUT SEAT FINALLY GETS $283 By The United Press NEW YORK, July 8 When Philip Davis rode from Albany to New York on a New York Central train three years ago and couldn't find a seat he sued the railroad company and the Bayard School, built in 1874. 2 Fall opening of the new Concord Makes short work of even the biggest wash! Damp dry one batch while washing another. Saves ironing time, because you have no deep "wringer creases' to iron out.

The Spin Dryer damp-dries a tubf ul of clothes in two minutes. No broken buttons, ruined zippers no rips or tears. Has the dome-shaped non-splash quick drain tub. Elementary School, Brownsville closes the old Concord $69-95 Drake-Efapphan More of Our Pianos Sold Than Any Other Make of Pianos in the World for $45 damages because of a paiH NYA CLEANS, REPAIRS OVER DOZEN SCHOOLS Campuses and interiors of over a dozen schools in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County will be cleaned and rehabilitated by National Youth Administration workers this summer, according to Louis C. Scott, acting district NYA supervisor.

In Patton Twp. the grounds at Bellwood and Sheridan schools will be excavated and made into play centers while in Wilkens Twp. high school NYA workers will paint the cafeteria, repair and redecorate the auditorium, sand and finish 400 desks, and paint 200 chairs. In North Versailles Twp. Keith school boys will paint the interior.

At Springdale high several tennis courts will be built by NYA. In cooperation with the Coraopolis School Board and other groups, NYA will carry out recreational work during the summer. In Penn West Deer West View, and Ingo- School, built in 1906. 3 Fall opening of the new Crescent Elementary School, Bennett closes the old Crescent School, built in 1900, and removes one-half the pupils from the Bennett and Brushton Schools. 4 Fall opening of the new Schiller Elementary School, Peralto closes the old Schiller School, $139.95 Apex Spinner $109.95 Apex Spinner.

Mr. catton labor peace are hopeless, you can expect the President's appeal to follow. But as long as Miss Perkins keeps making optimistic statements like the one she recently made in Denver, you can take it for granted that the move la still "under consideration." New Tactics Attempted Miss Perkins, apparently, has stopped trying to get William Green and John Lewis together and is relying on Dan Tobin and Sidney Hillman. One observer close to the situation has suggested that the best way to bring about peace would be to stop talking about it. Mr.

Lewis, he remarks, likes to see politicians squirm, and will postpone the reopening of negotiations as long as high New Dealers exhibit their anxiety publicly. Anyway, New Dealers feel that the President can force a settlement if he wants to take drastic action. They build this feeling principally on the fact that letters and telegrams representing the feelings of more than three million union members have been received at the White House and Labor Department calling for an end to hostilities. Threat to Tammany Fade A hopeful attempt to replace Tammany Hall as the Democratic machine in New York City seems to have been abandoned. The attempt was made, or at least was prepared for, by inner circle New Dealers; the vehicle was to have been the American Labor Party in New York.

The plan was to bring the Labor Tarty into the Democratic Party as the "official" party organization in the metropolis. Tammany, which has been roundly beaten in city and national elections of recent years, was to have been disowned, with the idea that the Labor Party could etep right into its place and, incidentally, provide the New Deal with a fervent and dependable set of party workers in New York. Probable result of this would have been to make Congressman James H. Fay leader of the Manhattan Democracy. Mr.

Fay is the man built in 1871, and the Lockhart of "sore and tired legs." He believed a ticket entitled him to a seat. His suit was tossed out of Municipal Court. He appealed and was granted a jury trial. He won a verdict of $45 and costs. Then the railroad appealed to the appellate term of Supreme Court.

The verdict was upheld. Again the railroad appealed and Mr. Davis won again. So today after three years of court costs and accumulated interest, the New York Central paid Mr. Davis $283.89.

School, built in 1868. fca f.l kM i it I 1 a i IciffliiaiSiiil $7 DOWN: Balance monthly, plus a low carrying charge. Appliances Lower First Floor 5 Fall opening of the Spring Garden School, built in 1879 and the John Burroughs School built in 1884. NEW SPINETS $140 and up NEW GRANDS $l70andup 702 Liberty Av. Court 2193 6 Late fall opening of the new Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School, Crucible replaces the old Thaddeus Stevens School, built in 1893 and the Westlake School, built in 1885.

7 Late fall opening of the new West Liberty Elementary School, Dunster replaces the old You Can Buy Two Complete West Liberty School, built in 1898. Pitt Names Dr. Taylor Appointment of Dr. James S. Taylor, professor of mathematics at Pitt, as head of the mathematics department was announced yesterday by Dean Stanton C.

Crawford. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, American Mathematical Society, Mathematical Assn. of America, and other groups, Dr. Taylor succeeds Professor Karl Dale Swartzel who retired with the professor emeritus title. Dr.

Taylor has been at Pitt since 1924. 8 Fall opening of the new Whittier Twin Bed Outfits (6 pes.) tor Elementary School, Meridan and Pawnee on the site of old JL Holiday Park, replaces the old Whittier School, built in 1889, the Snodgrass School, built in 1877, and the Lucky School, the Keguiar trice or une: built in 1877. CONTRACTORS Bt BUILDERS who beat the New Deal foe, Mr. O'Connor, in the last election, giving Sale Price the Roosevelt purge its one victory SUrufrgte Within Party SHOE MERCHANTS WILL HOLD SHOW Fourth annual shoe show of the Pennsylvania Shoe Travelers Assn. will be held at the William Penn Hotel July 8 to 11.

Twenty-five hundred retail merchants from the tri-state area are expected to attend. The closing night of the show will be featured by a banquet and dance. In charge of the exhibition Meanwhile, a struggle for control between ultra left-wingers and mild left-wingers is going on within the Labor Party. Purchase of the New 39.50 Twin Size 7 are Phil Landish, president of the Pennsylvania Shoe Travelers, and Albert J. Schmidt, of the Pittsburgh Shoe Retailers Assn.

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