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CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, SCIOTO GAZETTE PAGE THREE MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1937 Joe Robinson's On U. Se Relief Bill Startles Washington telegraph wire in use In the United States I today. There are more than I miles of telephone and Wins Degree I Listening In On Trouble At Harrassed Johnstown DIFFERS WITH PRESIDENT ON A MAJOR ISSUE, "I'll Tell You" By Bob Burn; 7 Battles Side by Side With Insurgents Democrats and G.O.P. Bloc. Continuing Penney's Grand'rteopening -y1 THANKS many tim or ceptf.or yofur wonderfudl flik store! Even with 4.

4 5 many extra sales peoi there were many tim during the last few da when we couldn't i C5 you the quick service i littitik. wish to at all times. So, It of the wonderful vahl were sold before evc gl'-'4Z- one obtained a share. A A A A IT HANKS many times for your wonderful of our remodeled store! Even with many extra sales people there were many times during the last few when we couldn't you the quick service wish to at all times. Some of the wonderful values were sold before every one obtained a share.

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etihowiorm, I 7 1 It reception the days give we AMENDMENT MAY FAIL Revolting So Ions Want Local Government to Bear A 2 Share of Expense. milmmmilb Recent Ohio State University graduates In the College of Education include Mr. Charles Lucas Sturgeon of Clarksburg. COMPANION EVENT OF EVEN MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES (Continued from Page headquarters, on front stoops; have sat in restaurants taking down conservations and, did the same in lobbies, shops and on the street; have talked to strikers, police, Decent Citizens, Regional CIO Organizer Watkins, housewives, kids, Slays, Germans, Irish almost everybody's willing to talk; and I think that this talk tells the story. "Roosevelt, made a terrible speech that night Criticized the companies for not signing with the union." "Well, he sure showed his hand.

In didn't leave any doubt." "Yeah! It'll mean, we beat the CIO and just for that we won't get any flood relief. Next spring, we're all nervous again." "Never gonna vote for another Democrat as long as I live. If Jesus Christ comes back and runs on the Democratic ticket he'll get my vote, but nobody else." "Bill says, 'They shot him and then they. drug him across the street because he's a poor foreign Poor foreign boy comes down here and tries to shoot an officer. Too bad, ain't it Feel sorry for him!" "When he gets out of the hospital they'll deport "Can't export 'em by shootin' "Nowell, the worst of it is, the company brought 'em here," "It's these damn millionaires that's causin' the trouble.

They've been trying to keep the workingmen down long enough. You and work all our lives" "Listen at that agitator, In back of us." I don't think people squawk about anything more than they do about havin' to pay taxes. Jest because they never had to call a policeman, hey don't see why they should have to help maintain 9 a large police department My Uncle Skinny Flint was one of them people. He even lectured to "1 -7 have the police force cut down but when he found he needed an officer, he was mighty glad the big force had been kept up. One night he woke up and found there was a burglar in his house and in a trembling voice, he called the police station and said, 'There's a burglar in my house! Send a squad out quick!" The Captain said, "Well I ain't got a man to spare right now.

I got two men censorin' plays, four men out sellin' tickets for the Policemen's Ball and two men are actin' as judses at a Tango Tea, but if you'll jest be patient, I might be able to send one of the boys out there in about an hour and a half!" ili, 1 fliti kikr ttlawe- pe.tm-tor rit i elooli ot 'fflitliitti. isetwo III i01111 illirll" fi Tik IrtilelPilitoilhtt 1 1 el Is bile se to kr Imam II 1111011: 1 1111 iiiiiii. liat lit: 1 ASK SCOUTMASTERS FOR CAMPING PLANS Reservations Are. to Be Made With Clarence Gallaher. will be of great in.

terest to every member of every family! WASHINGTON (AP) Senator Robinson of Arkansas, administration leader in the Senate, has started cal tongues wagging by his revolt on the pending 000,000 relief bill. The veteran Arkansan rarely has differed publicly ivith President Roosevelt since he became "Boss" on the' Senate majority, in March, 1933. For that reason, colleagues watched him with some surprise today as he fought side by side with the Republicans and some Democrats to write into the relief bill a curb on administration spending. Robinson's amendment would require local governments, where able, to put up at least 25 per cent of the cost of local pro. jects.

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SHEETS Expect Rejection Senator Barkley (D-Ky), leading the administration's battle for an unrestricted bill, contended the amendment would be rejected. Both sides hoped for a final vote before nightfall. Friends forecast that Robinson would be back in the fold when the present issue was settled, saying his attitude reflected a deep-seated personal conviction. Informed senators recalled that for months Robinson, Vice President Garner, Senator Byrnes (DSC), and other administration leaders had been fighting vigorously back-stage for economy. They tried first to persuade Mr.

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How're you going to do it? I says, I'll make up to the guard. When the guys come out of the plant I'll have the pickets shame 'em, and there won't be any trouble. So he says, OK, go ahead. I went down there and we started as they came outbut then the crowd back of us started yellin' and gettin' hot, and the fellows got scared and run." "Personally It'd hurt me worse to be 'shamed' than to get a damn good beating. That's the kind of picketing I believe innot in de.

stroying property or hurting the fellows." "The trooper says, you take another step out toward the street and I'll break your legs. The poor kid didn't know whether to move or stand still. He wanted to get out of there, and there wu a crowd pushing behind him and on both sides." "How do you feel about the "I got nothing to say one way or the other. Mr. Black told us, don't you take either side, don't you talk either way.

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6412 1 of 'em. They haven't got any business around those gates at all." "What we need is a few folks to stand at the gates and cheer those fellows as they come out, and we'd break this thing." "Wait till the women start to get hungry and they will." "Awthey won't get hungry!" WATKINS: "Sure, we're willing to have all the newspaper reporters at the meeting tomorrow that want to come, if they'll tell what happens. Now this Citizens Committee meeting the same night, you got to have a ticket to get in. That's for the upper classes scabs included." "Those pickets must be dizzy, marching round and round in a circle like that," "There comes somebody, look!" "Somebody's comin' outa, the mill." "The pickets aren't gonna do anything to him. Look, they didn't stop even." "He's a ole man, that's why." "That's right.

I think the old fellows ought to be left alone." "He's the only one that's come out, and it's way after eleven." "Aw, they ain't comin' out. They'll stay in there." "They say nobody's steepin1 In the mill, but they are, they must be. They got cots. The company's been gettin' ready." "You know when a quiet fella like your pop says everybody in town oughta be given a club and run 'em out, there's something to be excited about." "I understand this isn't a fight against the CIO so much as against TI. S.

Steel. The independents think if they beat the CM they'll dominate the Steel Institute and undersell the big boys. Is that right?" '1 don't know nothin' about that. But the company's said, we won't sign, and it won't give in and sign." omy. 47C Pr.

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