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iaa imj aaf mT Iu May 12, 1917. -THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR. 15 THE DAY'S RECORDS yon nwh for a Living, yMEi so Charles W. Curie, Former News Machinist. Dies Charles VV.

Curie, 67, former Minneapolis linotype machinist, died at his home in San Francisco Sunday. He was employed on Minneapolis newspapers for many years. lie is survived by his wife, Etta, and two sons, Vernon and Theodore, of San Francisco; two brothers, George L. and Fred of Minneapolis, and three sisters, Anna McClay of Bloomington, FORECAST M1'MMTA flnody with shoarri tnniiht aerf Taevlav. fooler Tuesday.

WISCONSIN Mostly rlnodT with showers taaaie.t and TBesdav. fmler Tuesday. DAJtOT Partly rlourfy tnnlfht assst Taesday. Warmer Tuesdaj. Wt TH I1.4.KOI 4 Partly rlnudy tnnlrht a4 Tuesday.

i.ltlle change in temperature, HEADINGS Bucidilr, 72: rrTtl.tatiii. 0: 4 48 minruf, 1:27 a.m -iwpt, JO" 35 am; rmmn full mon. TUl prrrlpitatimi thin, month, 1 54; total this yrmx. 5.3; departure of precipitation thta month, thin year. 13.

Bfh yratrrdar. 77; low. 54. Hifh je-avr today, 62; low, 2Jt DFX.KEK DAYS ardtir of weather for ht klrif furl ittimhrr of dr re days trm 1 to Ms ,11 i 0 rt-rrr yrar ao, 2.V Mml. II umuUliTf inf Srpt.

-I. 1ht I la-t nvin, 7, 4, normal, 7. 7t Mrs. Geroge Chadwirk of DIVORCES GRANTED E.TplTtt Urae Holrmnb Irmm Irving Earl Holromh. I IKE CALLS RATIRDAT P.M.

12 00 2773 I nlvemlty ay oil map. 1:27 I.i2 Waahlnctrm ay 8.. Battreu. lituj 12th ar 7th a and 4th at rraaa. 4 23 Ith ay R.

and E. Franklin ay. streetcar. 5:15 301 I ill vers! ty ay oil atove. JJth av SK.

and Tyler St. rahbish. 7:14 355t Bryant ay aaap kettle. 7:57 lflll 1st ay laetnerator. S12.

4th ay rakbish. 8: IN 3,303 E. Lake it, solvent. St NDAT A. M.

5:47 23 1 Central it, satomobile. ixni 14th ay ml starve. 7:17 lis 3rd ay oil stove. H3 Xervrs ay krash. 7 us Uth ay oil stove.

111:15 43J Marshall oil atove. HI 4 4 1st at and Fdmand crass. 2Z17 26th ay aatomokile. ilOAT r. IT as) (via hiraro rakhiah.

av and Pleree raaa. 1.5.1 best oat aw and Cedar lake rraaa. 1.511005 Fremont av lumber. 2 5Sth at and Torfc av sra-a. I 1 olaitahaa frnro and rabMsk.

2:35 Bloominrton av and 34th rraaa. 2.37 ofcOS Mrollet rell.loid. 3925 ISth ay ruhhiyh. 15 2523 AlrtrirA av rubbish. Cettar Lake rd and W.

Franklin trees. 4: IA 47th st an Harriet automabile. 4(Hh st an4 3rd av 8.. automobile. 10th at and Harmon pl automnblla.

7:4 H2 Emerson av foand nothint. 2Ind and A Id rich avs tonnd Bothina. 12 Piymonth rabMsh. ID: 12 3S37 Central av, rmeTreney. CXrMlMCABLE DISEASES May 1947 New Case In Qaar.

Jtea. Deaths Ret tee- DC TF.MPKKATl RF.S ir-l hirhr.l pe re estee Hopkins and Daisy Richardson of San Francisco. F. W. Goudy, Type Designer, Dies at 82 MARLBORO, N.

Y. CS) Frederic W. Goudy, 82, who designed much of the type used in America, died Sunday of heart disease. A great part of the printing in this and other countries is done. fool.

Diphtheria a a 4 a Menlnrllu PoUnmyeUtia Scarlet fever ms erri1, lew est I'mjKFittr last 12 kwn; nreeijwi.lli.n last 2 hMr: WlfVI OT- (THUlS lrxand-ia rWmKjjl 41 ,7 flbuqaer. 4A famfwll in 4i Atlanta 1 4 rraMoo 4A Hot as 5,1 Vt laaes ftnslnn Tsalslh TS ,2 Rnflaln 1 47 Falls "4 49 harlrstna 7 ManseyKSea 7 hiraiw 7 5a Mrr 7S foaconlia 55 ew I Im 77 S7 Denver 41 PiauTie 7S 54 Iletroit 7 SwlmUT IMjf C. 1 42 .73 Hud 76 J7 -l Pua 7 5 WiBuir 7 t.alvr-itna 74 Winartiara 77 57 Indianple. 76 Will rt 74 57 arkson v. 75 Ml WISCONSIN Kan.

City 75 St Oit.1 Bay 71 S9 Lander 7 44 larrw Kork 7 5 Madison 71 54 1 o. Anr. CS 5S Mllnnkn Imistlllo Wum i Marqama 71 CI K1V A Memphis in 5 I Moinr S7 Miami 7 71 SKwi ritr 74 57 Maim 7s W. DAKOTA- N. Orb-ana 4VS Riraa 7 3 SJ Vork 71 5Z Urami 40 .15 Ob la.

City 75 57 l.M Mbrii(C 7 4 45 Onaha 74 rtrrrr 1 .11 Phornix 7 52 BajiKi C. 74 45 PtUabarrk 71 4 1 nKOT Pnnlana 75 45 Mi 4C KalHrh 74 4C rtrii. I fji 411 SI linx 7 rtktfin Mt K. 4 "tty 5 4:: .17 Parr 76 44 .12 S. frnn Otrrtwi Kl JtH S.

S. Mar. 1 47 '4 rork 7.1 4 Srattlr a 4 JamtfM 7 4 .14 paana 7.1 4ft 4A Valrnllna 4 Wttlialni 4 10 Wah 44 MOtTV Wlrhlta 73 7 SI .41 rAIA OUffi-w 4Z raltary 4K fH. rH 61 41 i1mntm 1 41 Hr. vl 41 Montreal 7rt .13 H4na 7 37 Pt.

Arthar 71 5 40 Pr Albert 55 MHorm 1 42 .13 R'lina 41 ALA'aTA Thtt Paa 5 VL .11 AjH-hwa4a 14 J7 innlprf fl 35 ST. PAUL with some of the 100 type faces he designed. Mr. Goudy strove for simple, legible and attractive letters instead of fancier tvles of MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Earl Gastaf Bjork. 1451 Fdrerton Ionna May Thorbus.

1A3I Rr.ille. the 19th cen- Funer Karl White. 51 Janira onneiso rnart, 1 10 Marshall ay. Fdrar Amherst staehell, Robert Marl Atnea Staehell. 4S I tury.

Born in Bloomington, and reared in South Rlrhard Frerteeiek Ixmahstwrr, 215 Baiamit urirn ttouy nreneman, Jl2t JJnroln av. a Hare Ionard Joreetek. Coma sta-. Koale Dakota, Mr. Mr.

Goudy rtstrrnra urwiM Jtaexj kowskl, 427 Itearas av. Goudy learned bookkeeping In his father's office. He then became "MAM 1 jLJL 1 1 SpelleH out, it's the National Association of Manufacturers. A tight little group of the most reactionary employers in America. NAM was charged on the floor cf Congress with having dictated the (Hartley) SLAVE LABOR BILL, charge published in the Congressional Record and never refuted.

William Joseph Thomson. 11S Fdmand Maxjrarie faaan Wert. 1 171 rnivea-aUy av. Arthar Henry Neaa. tl JSth a department store bookkeeper In ren Irrrll.

133 Kherhnra av. Minneapolis. Byrnn CUrenea Hlekes. Detroit; Mary IaalM Prenderiaat. J2 laurel ay.

Robert Ijsne. lH5a Fairmont av.t Hertha sellert. Jsz St. Anthonv av. MINNEAPOLIS Gewrr Henry Ciaa-ner.

1 llt.m Kath Iorothy Urnpraa, 57 niton at. Edward Anthony A dam ski, SSI F. Geranium He made his first break into the publishing field, which had hev come his hobby, with the Camelot Mildred Mary LeVassear, 390 Mounds Blvd. Mayo UnsrMed Kramer, Snath St. Piul; Press in Chicago in 1895.

iieen Maria cnilson. JS) Ashland av. Donald Klnc Sampson, Franklin. Audrey Jeanne Otto. 1IS15 Watson av.

In 1903, Mr. Goudy again eq- What's the NAM's Game? James Edward lunn. 3 28 Farrinrton tered the publishing business in serins Maa aylor. layton HIUII sta. Route 4.

Park Ridge, 111. He moved it first Clifford Ruben Urn. 42 8 Hamline I'hyllts Helen Stetnmaeller. 1131 James. James Vlnrent Knnth, 1K0X Eainnd Bev erly Marie Carlson, 1251 Hubbard av.

to Hingham, and then to New York. It burned in 1908, and he re Daniel Edward Grlmsbo. JI8 Walnut; Mary Bovnersbarh, 124. fcth at. established it and in 1924 moved it Kenneth Nels rvin, 190ft Emeraoa S.

Mary Kemp, 2191 Pinehnrst ay. Eurene F.mil Courtney. M7 Park Betty to Marlboro, where Mr. Goudy Jane Franfcot. S34 Schley.

If we are to believe their sweet-talking propaganda campaign, they seek to protect the individual's "right to work." NAM gets its money for newspaper advertisements and lobbying from the employers referred to above. Since when is this crew defending the rights of workers? Harold I-roy Vahnka. lis Genrye Helen Irene Lohmsnn, 991 Marshall av. continued his distinguished career of type designing until his death. Gordon Axel Anderson.

7ss Oranra Joyce Hone Peterson, 60 Sherwood. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Ariw W. Drrarlow, 3541 Bryant Maainr A. Iloppr. J.

Inncf ay S. William Harcard. 37. K1I MarqUFtte ay; Janntr D. Stulr.

Z-. ame. Arnaid A Krnmm. hrtnut ay; Janir 33, 1704 11th av Genryt. H.

Hilhlm. I. 2flt Thiiman ay MUdrrd K'rten, 27. 1520 linton ay. Uf4ln Vallry.

3C. 2S5.1 Taylor it; (arilia Rnivf. 3V 3)li 14th tt. Cai Iynrrth. 31.

rdar ay irrinia vfillrr, 4' 17 4lt ay S. Arthar Holth. 2. Hmir-pin ay; 1 illf lian--n, 1'5. il2t a S.

June L. laura. 21. Madlnn, Kathlrra I Marphy. J3.

47:4 Krarh ay. Porry A. Lton, lrral. SOI 4llth ay Ethel V- 2324 (. hirajo ay.

Alrandrr C. Onnrry. 1. 1204 Harmon pi; Aadrey 1. Tumrr, 1'.

Rt 1. Hrland Prd T. M-l-k, 33, lidl Ibth ay Mary J. Grttcnr, 27. aamr.

Clarrnre J. Craia. 2K. Annaa; Rita M. Mnrnran.

3. Rt. 1. Anoka. Ivwts f.

Hndrrson. 24, 4.15 Crntrsil ay Manon Mimnlf. 74. 77.x ay S. 1..

dMir. Si. "5 4th Arnra S'yenn 45, 31th ay S. AV. I MK 57.

HIS laurel ay AUee M. Mrrrv. 76, 7Hh f. TrTeyt Hoertund. 401 TnAemtie ay.

St. LfHiis Park. I rula M. Connor, 29. 1M TVr.n H.

leather. 71. Thornton ay; Iornih Wiry. J4. I'i ldrirh ay S.

Rirhard Moe. 22. 4.n9 Wth ay Marlra A Balfani. 21, 7S4K Dupont ay Junes J. Ien)fv.

22. 472 rand ay; Marjorie A Johnaon. 1, 449 Oakland it. RoXert Pratt. 25.

S15 Humboldt ay Darlene O. Rodenirk. 19. wmr. Services will be held Thursday Kenneth James Johnson.

1079 Majrnolia Mariorle inona Johnson, 423 Saratoca. at the Goudy home. A son, Frederic T. Goudy of New York, and a sister, Mrs. William Root of Rites Wednesday Tigard, survive.

DEATHS Services for SAMUEL A. IIILDE, 63, 3004 Emerson avenue who died Saturday in a hospi NAM asks: "Who wants the closed shop?" That's easy! Millions of union members who know they are now able to provide something I little better than a bare living for their families as a result of the high standards won by strong and secure Unions workers who know their continued economic welfare is bound up in the security of their union. They know that the "closed shop," plus collective bargaining, gave them that extra hour to play with their kids, to fix the screens, or dig a vegetable garden in the back yard. Further, progressive employers by the thousands accept and prefer the closed shop because it helps to stabilize industry and encourage business enterprise and initiative. tal at Brainerd, after suffering a heart attack while driving to Minneapolis, will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Lee mortuary. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Hilde is survived by his wife, Ethel; two daughters, Mrs. Harvey Belisle and Mrs.

LeRoy Stark, Minneapolis; his mother, Mrs. Al- for Prof. Maney Servicps for Prof. George A. Maney, 5S, head of the civil engineering department at Northwestern university and former University of Minnesota professor, will be at Enprer funeral home at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Burial will be in Lakewood cemetery. Prof. Maney, a native of Minneapolis and a graduate of University of Minnesota and University of Illinois, died Saturday in Evan-hton. III.

He was a member of Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi honorary scientific societies and in 1936 was awarded the Wason medal of the American Concrete Institute for research work. Surviving are his wife, Mabelle; daughter, Elizabeth son, Thomas all of Evanston: two brothers, Trof. Charles Defiance, Ohio, and W. Arthur, Minneapolis, and two sisters, Elsie Maney, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Victor Cooke, Nampa, Idaho.

bertina Hilde, Fargo, N. five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services for MARY LARSON, 81, 2800 Sixteenth ave nue who died Saturday at her tdward B. Mot.re. 27.

4no Mandnh ay; Fran re, O-wey. 22. Slf 2nd av S-Btatne 54, in 12th Alice Pnlrfnf. 51. 3M0 olumOus ay.

Willi M. Anderson. 2fl. 4S05 Hrtant ay Irelvn Mdniyre, 27. ake ity.

Iowa. Cmt T. Pary. 23. 317 31st ay Lold Rorhrlraa.

23. 2112 th st S. Ai'l Johnson, leral, I7th ay Mary Havkinson. leral, 21t ay X. Charter J.

True. 22, 331(1 33rd ay Jane 1 Ric. 50. 3SI 11th ay Ben on W. Tooker.

34. 31(15 20th ay Mildred E. Peterson, 2H, I remont ay S. Mdvie, 25, 5101 41st ay Barhara Veumann. 2H.

same. Vern I). Mimlik, Jr. 27. 1I1H llnrmon pi; Brtt Juleen.

21, i i. Roert A. 24. 2506 15th ay Bodin, -'2, hdi V. 1 It st.

Cartw Windsor. Ircal. rin l.ojsn ay Jane Amsxtler, leral. Knoa av Bjerra. 22.

45-' 44th ay Allre Heidtlh-rrer. 23, 3f2S 401 ay 6. Howard I. Tulkki. 33.

223 Humboldt ay Anna M. Oronlund. 2, 23S Humboldt rrank M. Skwerey. 24.

12! Randolph ay; DeLorej Hmrik, 23. 353 arf ield ay S. John Belrh. 35. 205 Fremont ay Plora I.

Prentire. 35, 272fi Garfield ay f. Owen Jeohson. 43 500 Main at Iela V. Belt.

4B. ame. BIRTHS Mr and Mm. Oar Anderson. Mora, Minn.

Arnold Blaustnnr. 3524 Hupmil at' Paal 1. BuUrr. 5337 HaJilaa ay, l.dlna. tarar T.

anaday, St. Paal. Hrti F. C'lemmer, 3 liouela ay. Fend Is.

Coleman, 1 (Mi 5 Iuront av V. Bey-nard C. ope, 3.524 Aldrirh av Altrnd O'Ambrorm, Mernlield, Minn. Knnert L. Fran.

1415 l.merwm av N'. Anthony J. Inrlund, St. Paul, (hesler C. Fulinn.

3035 17th av S. loyiard uslalson, ttrvant av N. Bernard HasslinKer, Knrkford, Minn. (Hwfie A. HiU.

4KI I Fremont ay home, will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Enger funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Born in Sweden, Mrs. Larson came here 65 years ago.

Surviving are three daughters, Anna and Laura Larson and Mrs. Frank Sfeg, all of Minneapolis; one grandchild and two great-grandchildren. YOU SHOULD KHOW that the prosperity of the entire country depends on strong and secure unions which can obtain fair wages for workers who, in turn, can buy the products of farm and factor)' and keep business going full blast. Don't let NAM kid you like they did on 'lower prices'1 iat is the ooen shoo? Sin. ti wbrn the-v Van liaiul H.

Home. 24 I'leree st M. llmmatka. HopklnK. MAIL OHDEIIS FII.LKII rvK Baaseli M.

Johnson. 3919 SnrJhnc ay. I-" Suppose NAM has its way and its SLAVE LABOR BILL becomes law and the closed shop is banned? What then? The answer is: COMPULSORY OPEN SHOP IN AMERICA. What is the open shop? would it do? Read what Mr. Dooley, the canny character created by Finley Peter Dunne, famous American author and humorist, had to say about it: 1 1 UL A doort open to accommodate uY cwrcot ttrtMira av' nxki comm' in take jobs cheaper than those what has uY kba.

"Tis like this, Hinnessey. Suppose orve aV tbesa ht-born citizens is world n' in an open shop for the princely wage av" wan' large iron dollar a day ay' tin lioura. "Alone comes a nit her son av a gun an he sex th' boat, 'Oi could handle th job nicely fr ninety sex th boss, and th' wan dollar man gets put into th crool Wuruld t' exercise his inalienable- roigjbts as a frevboni Anwrican citizen an' scab on some other poor tdiviX "A a' so it goes cm, Hixmewty. An who th' biniSt? True, it. saves th boss money, but hejlon'f careanny more ft money than he does fr his roight eye.

Its all principle wid him. He hates see min robbd av" tivrar indjindince, regardless av anything else." "But, said Mr. Hinnessey, "these opeo ahop nifn ye inen-shim say they are Tr unions iv properly ccrnducted." "Sure," said ir. Dooley, iv properly condncted. An't there ye are.

An' how would they have tbina conducted? No strikes, do, no controls, no sc-Jcs, hard! any wages, Brucewood i an dam lew mimbers. I.svir H. Kal.l, lllanatha av. fharte- Keehle. 4taR ork av h.

Ceetl H. Knnblautb, 3.501 liupont ay N. Rirhard Irson. 4,57 av twim ye 1. Maas.

573fi 11th av lmard 1 Nenburv. New Bnchton. tair J. (ilnn. 4151 Minnehaha av.

Rlry M. Pnlkinyhorne, 3't av Faie Srholter. lonrfHInu r. fsean K. Smflair, 3ti2 I merson av Creyenrv Tenute.

1017 Washincton av Harold V. Wasirk, Jifll I Ruer ter. BOl Mr. and Mrs larrnre Bielke. 1310 21-t Frank A.

Wrwri, 1707 I. 3ls Joaetsti M. Bonrber. 3025 2nd ay S. Harlen J.

tampbell. 2741 Stevens ay. Krtsert Clark. 11th av s. Rieiiard W.

omrr. 37th ay S. William r. 25.3S 3rd ay S. Jotin M.

Cruit. 334 Aldrirh ay Fbnr J. Frert. 42 Fmerson av V. Jaaana J.

nek son. 4151 Fvlrr st Birrarfl A F.ncksn. Anoka. I ewry W. Flvnn.

Arrves ay S. THanald Bernard 4333 Fremont av Frederick J. Hanson. 4211 Ltndalr av Jf. Farl Hetnnrh, 2201 2st ay S.

Aitort Hollie, 2025 Snellinc ay. Neararth Holn.es. 201 Park ay. Jaan W. Holnptrak, Rt 13.

Mpls. (resvrre Hufiman, 4 21 standish ay. Hajiaal Itan. 1217 Aldrirh ay 1. Nehm I.

Jensen, 2125 CJuentin av. William K'llv. 551 Harriet ay. Svrveater T. Kulas, 4225 Stevens av.

Urrnre A Ijiffin. 3032 ay. Pone-l C. larson. 522 thiraro av.

Clifford Lie-eois, 4015 1 tica iy, 8t. Louii Park. Mm Linien. Ifith av S. 1 avrerre V.

1 1770 Hennepin ay, Fdanand V. McShane. ay K. Joyey P. 3hl7 35lh av S.

Howard B. Messerlt. t.akevtlle, Minn. Fnaar Vayell. rv Rrirhton.

rrwetw W. Kakielksi. f.31 V5ahinfton NF. aJsifi elson. 3304 Oakland ay.

Isvnaed Vorlund, lo? I Iliot av. 1.0-ma-d W. Olson. 4130 Perm av soHnnn Ostrnot 511s H.nrold ay. at t.

AHan C. Paulson. Fmerson ay S. 1 owls A. P'ister.

Rt. 1pl. aetstian Ft Preus. 3'i54 Stevens av. lewin J.

Rlrhter. 711 17th av Raw Rlikerl, av ft-tHn-nn. 2011 av S. Adam Schm't. Hpkinv awl rl J.

Srhmokel. Prior ake. Minn. Jaek F. Srhultr.

IM0 St. John y. sweeney. St. Pawl Rawhael ft.

Tnuente, St. Paul. TVsamwnd Thyseli. 3055 Artubnr si CaJvia lrich. Weatwond Hills, Rt.

St. larii Park Caarars G. Warnest. t) 3filh at. TWIN' BOVS Mr.

and Mrs. Rwlsert underhlil, 02 JRth av IV F. Mr. Dolefs remarks are two generations old like all truths, they are timelesu LUMBER JACK zelan treated poplin $95 Warm in the wind dry in the rain light weight for warmer weather. A blouse jacket with adjustable cuffs and waistband.

Fly front expert tailoring Sizr 12 to IR Satural tun 1 V. 'f Is 1 i So don't bo a NAM fool! Fight- tho Slavo Labor Bill! A me ir irao IFedlercoiiioiri of La WASHINGTON 1, D. Iboir Urucewood JODHPURS of cotton twill DEATHS Bushev, 215 Broadway M. $, LISTEN wtch ond Iht ABC Nttwerk 1:45 P.M., Monday thru Friday THI NIW DRAMATIC STORY "Tm Bist Thing in Lim" 3-STAR SHOW FROM HOLLYWOOD Every Thursday Night Consult your local newspaper for actual rime H'flf fizen 2t to 32 green, brown and black 2ND FLOOR SPORTSWEAR Ceoartw F. heuhen.

4o20 (hlraro av. Ida Gardner. Aldriih av Jokn A Hunt. 74. 2535 7th st S.

Pr-uik Mmo. 74. 1414 4th fTara Walsh, 72. 40'5 I vndale ay P. I irhaa fcrm-er.

7n, 1005 3Mh at Btay Ann land. 7(. 4041 Portland WUbam C. Shtiltr. 339 F.

lath swa Gassinrek. 7. 1234 M'irrsn ay Aaaa Mart ha Srabel, 6A. lh it Joan B. WrkMth, 64.

2544 Aldrirh ay Jeaa Dod. 63, Park Rapids, Minn. 5.w!b C. Andrnton. 59, 53,10 41st ay S.

Make! J. Olson. 51, 3H1R liran ar S. riaeeace A. Mark.

(., SO F. 51th st rssytw Fisher, 42, 2104 3rd N. F-sa KHlner. 40. 244 olfajt ay R.

PHUrd Omiiandsewi. 22. 2.54 Idakw ay. tara Park, eor Sterrlnrey, 17, 3 SJrd JllaiVuczJE-RjdLJiiB Nicollet at 4th ata ai ilaWyaa.aiasViwaauira i atvavJa aa ss aa -a..