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;tfA.‘s Llv§€)¥*3.ii‘€€i‘~kNk?é:‘§ (i«i...‘V E ‘f'*\’~’ W? .‘r'h““.a“¥t..,..S‘?P}emb°_“ 1\4Vr ~LACKAWA:N'NA' _ i [ll'i|||lll||lI|l:I:lIil|||||.||||lIYIIl|ll‘:llI»I\.‘.Lz1 1,. 1... .‘l|'|'2't. El .l;L ‘h.'!'t:l=. !‘..\-an iIIIfIlilllillil||§|I|l|l|lll!I7!\ ‘I! -\‘!fIlIT\in '!|!:'I|!C.‘ ‘-‘If I\\'E|IM'lZlllHIllllliizl’!l\'!l}1|lI!l|J‘ ‘one ‘term. In all his public. -sser-vice -in the City of ‘Lac‘ka—- iwavnna Mr. Stawsky »ha,s~ al- ways c'on‘ducte'd' himself hon- _.:9ra=b’l-y, efficien-tly and fairly, 1 A.l:w‘.2.ys a .c‘l'os‘e student of the affairs of the City of Lacknwanna, M-r. .S’cuws‘ky. is lywelyl ‘qguwlified and fitted for . 'c~his high and yhonorasble ‘office. He is Ihumzme and very Demo- cratic and his door will alxvays be‘ open to the public with their ‘problems. ‘the erecting of the Basilica of Our Blessed Lady of Victory: \v=h«ich is surpassed by nothing m the W'ors1‘dM. tion of oxtgamfzed labor; willvbe excessive. They face the two‘ pumitive provisions of the law; first, the possible public dlisapprova‘-1 of the lack of a. “blue eagle,” and iserond, possi- ble to reséive a lirense in the event that ztshe licensing pro-. vision becomes operative, ‘}’'-‘‘‘’:9.' ;.£R§’e‘5 ‘\.?‘.§‘\ Apparently the rank and: file on business has taken the’ NRA seriously and raised wages-, to the minimums set in thef codes, without any inequitable?- readjustment of wages in the“ higher brackets. So far in sev-I. eral of the largest industries; codes are already n openaltion. Amongdthem a-rile the lautodmo-‘~ bi 'n ust , e i -j »J°‘hn G.\if ca-mndate tr§Ieai1d‘vthe'yrettail3er:? eAsne1;lcfh' for Counci'lm~a:n for the Fourth‘ of these ‘codes comes into ,_._,f_ Ward on the Republican andlfect as part of the «claw merg‘ Democratic tickets, presents that chants» for its respective trade he e\te\ed-'th‘9‘°°“.tes't.at the‘“»\\tit will be interesting to await gem “quest 0f m5 menus‘ _ the result of the demands for M-l'. Griffiths 1'eD1‘eS6Y|'0€(1=h15' revision of the blanket or spe-' ward from 1924 to 1932, and‘ cil\i_c_cod_e_s ‘by sooine cgncernsg Ill... 'I::.n.\'l:f'liJHL§ ' 'il..,n' .‘ Ir:z.|.4i..I 1' 1|! : \I fillllil-1‘I:I||l1iu|l|1'. ...§I.|'n yI.IIlIiiIi|Hui ALB-E%R’l‘ J‘. BURKE ‘:'o'1'y ibusiness, ‘he is welfl ac~ tmziintecl ‘with the .p1'o'b~l'ems of the citizens» of the «district ‘which he wishes =to- ‘represent .i-n the City I-'I’a.‘l%1. A gitadeuate of Lackawamm pa1‘0c‘hvi“‘£Il schools and ‘of, St. John Kzmty’s -College, 1\/Ire. Krause proiniiscs, in the event of his nomination and e~‘lecti*on,, to work for the interest of the W ard and its citizens without mgnrd to creed, color or -party affiliations, He seeks the support of the citizens on “His i.nteg'ri'ty and ability to supervise the ‘care of the taxpayers interests.\ J OHN’ GR’I‘FF‘lTHS The restorat-ion’ of‘ credit; to the City of Lackawanna byi enforcement of ‘sane and rea-‘ ssonable economy, will be my‘ first econsiderataion if I am elected Mayor. The t»ax«p'ayers of city~pay- rolls, and renewal notes and‘ bills, must be made, when‘ they become due, if the City ‘hopes to extricate itself out of this class of economic hope- lessness,” Mr. Stawsky said. “It is my home ward, and ‘I am -certainly iAntorested in its welfare,” he says. Albert .J. Burke Democratic candidate for Suapervisor is a member of one of the largest -Democxtatic families in the City of -Lackawamla, and’ has lived here for the past 32 years. He has ‘been an active worker as a committee man‘ :-md has always worked for‘ the int=erest of the party. He is«enteri~n*g the :prim_a1'y as a candidate ‘under no «.one\s dic- ftation and‘ has no to P33’- was President of the Counci-1 1926 to 1930. His record during -these .3 years was one of faithful which either consider ‘the ‘col- lective bargaining provisions as unfair or that ‘labor costs EDWARD C. SOBOLEWSK'l eerice. Not only to ‘his cong stituents, but no the residents of the entire city. During the‘ next two years, a man with the experience of Mr. Griffiths will be very helpful to -the new WALTER PARYZ administration. In business, he is a contrac- tor for the installation ‘of hard—- wood and resilient floors and is well known among the con‘- The great mass of workers in. Lackawanna can, safely, feel certain that Al Burke will be for their interest on the board and will work at all times for their benefit. Mr. Burke has‘ been assured the full support of his friends wan both the Republican and Democratic parties, ‘having pledged their full backing in September primaries and the November election. structiom experts troughout Erie County. Mr. Griffiths has resided with his family at 131 Cleve- RATES AS LOW AS DESIRED DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE land Avenue for 23 years and is well‘ known to all the resi- dents of. his ward. DWIGHT MORROW—“Don‘t make me out a great man, and ‘don't paint me without my warts.\ ' WE wish to be judged by per- formance and not by printed publcity. Our record is one of honorable accomplishment. ‘BUSINESS EVENT OF THE MONTH Walter Paryz, present Coun- cilman from the Third Ward, who is seeking renomination. on the Republican ticket, is solicting the support of his con- stituents solely upon his rec- ord during the past two years. The “Little Baker,” as he is affectionately called, has al- ways been in front for any im- provement and any public aid asked in his district. Boosters for Edward C.1‘- Sobolewski, claim, the popular :3 and well known attorney of§ this city is rapidly gaining fl :;trengtl1 in his candidacy for? the office of City Judge on.’ both the Republican and!) Democratic «tickets. 9' Dr. Robert Riegel Mr. Burke's -friends say‘: “that no person will make a mistake in voting for Al Burke on n ‘at Tuesda,v for supervisor and \ on again at the general electmn in November. He stands fora new and square deal.” __ PETERPASNIK PASIECZNIK UNDERTAKER Business men are coming to realize fully thlalt the country is by no means out of the depres- sion, that while signs are thus far encouraging, conditions are still unsettled. Therefore the outstanding point of inter- est of the month naturally is the response of business to the ef- forts of the NRA. Realizing that a great deal of time and; effort would be re- quired for the development of a code for each innustry, the President ‘has promulgated the blanket code plan. Under this plan every firm in the country has bbeen requested to certify compliance, thereby whatever impetus it could to the moveuent for increased purchas- ing power throuyh higher wages and lower hours. Under the blanket code plan most of the firms in the country have endorsed the provisions of the recovery act. Allegations have been numerous, however, that firms which have signified compliance have failed to \carry out the spirit of the act by, for insttnce, lowering wages of more highly paid employees in order to raise the wages of lower-paid help to the agreed minimum without increasing the total lab- or cost. There has also been some adverse reaction to the law by those who are opposed to col-; lective. bargaining as interpreted by the government. Complaints, tre also numerous that concerns‘ have dischargedi workers who. were attempting to organize or; promote independent unions This has also been an impedi-? ment to those administering the act. At the same time, union organizers see in the act the most glorious opportunity in years to strengthen the posi- on Ridge Hold PHONES: ABB- U228-141! .111 IIli..13ll1.‘IN31.311:lllhilflll ৭৭৭৭৮fllif ৭ Mr. Sobolewsl<i’s qualifica~g' Lions make him a splended.§ choice for City Judge, Hay-E ing a« very thorough grounding‘ L in the intricacies of the law he}; has practiced his profession for a period of ten years in all ’;he courts of this State includ- ’ng the U. S. Federal Court: For three years he represented‘ I the City‘ of 'Lackawann=a in they‘ District Attorney's Office as ' assistant district Attorney un- ? cler the peerless tutilage of \ Hon. Guy B. Moore. As assis- K tant district attorney Mr. Sobo-. lewski was called upon to try’! hundreds of cases both with. and without a jury. He has been present at hundreds of instances when sentencing ofil prisoners was taking place. Heii therefore has a very thoroughft and comprehensive under~g standimz of the operation of the judicial machinery. His‘ \ecord in the District Attor- neys Office stands unimpeach—- ed. He has made good. His' record in the interest of public -irevice is one hundred percent. Mr. Soholmvski is asking the citizens of Lackawanna to sup Hort him. solely on the ground: of his undisputed qualifica- lions and on his record in pub--: lic service. Mr. Sobolewski is a resident of this city for the past nine years and at present: resides with his family at No. ‘J63 Ridge Road. He is mar- tied and is the father of three: children Dairy Wins B. KOWALEWSKI His friends, regardless of party a have rallied to his support, and urged that he stand for another term as a representative from the Roland district. Having been engaged in the baking business in Roland, he. is. particularly well ac- quainted with the needs, both personally and from the prop- erty standpoint of the taxpay- ers, and with his past two year's experience, feels that he can more ably represent the district in the completion of public improvements now un- der way than one who has not been in close touch with the situation and the Engineering itlepartmenlz. “A vote for Paryz is a vote for proven e his boosters claim. DIPLOMA OF MERIT NEW YORK STATE FAIR SEPTEMBER 8, 1933 A150 SEPTEMBER, I932 We are glad to make this announcement to all our customers and friend s and wish to express our thanks for the confidence so many local people place in us. candidate for nomination on the Republican ticket for Councilman from the First Ward was born in Buffalo, March '7, 1896, a graduate of St. Mary's College, Orchard Lake, Michigan also a gradu- ate of Polish National Springs. Pennsylvania. He established a feed busi- ness in Depew, New York. After a number of years he sold his business and went to Chicago, where he entered the National College of Chiro- practic. He practiced there for three years and then moved to the City of L“.acka- wanna in 1923. He also worked as foreman and welfare investigator un- der the City and State super~ vision. ‘ ’ When you buy Trevett Dairy Milk yen are not only putting money in the pay envelope of local men but you are getting a bottle of milk that wins. WE DO OUR PART m I‘1“!.'.:l K. ... \-I!in$[[l...'. -‘TIFF \Sr ‘3: 'imEfI.'..l‘v’L'17.-\!I= Á ! לל פ ḟ৭Ξ]ϕϕ]ְϕһϕϕяϕο ՕΎ৭ণ৭৭े৭৭৭े৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭ণžžžƎžžಞ]̩৭৭৭ণ৭৭৭৭৭৮flllllllllliilllllllllillil ৭৮fllli EDWARD JORDAN _|*;‘2. .J..‘\ .Z£<$>II .l1*\§-721%.‘ Edward Jordan; has been a ‘Democrat all his life, as was ‘his father before him, he is a '-bandidate for Supervisor on zthe Democrat ticket. 3’ Edward Jordan comes from §rme of the oldest families in 1 Erie County, dating back over 5100 years. His grand father “Jas. Stewart was _a cont1'act<_)r Yin ship building in the early history of Buffalo. Mr, Kowalewski has no relatives in the City of Lacka- wanna and depends on the mupport of his friends. At present he is employed by the Buffalo Tank Corporation. Mr. Kowaleski pledges a fair and square ladministration to his supporters. - Mr. Jordan has been in the ~‘_ construction business for over Ithirty years one of his out- ‘hstanding achievements being »,: 7 E7 —,z .; '75: CLEMENT S. STAWSKY ‘J BEER LEGAL NOTICES Jacob Myzel, campaign manager for Clement Stnwsky advances the following argu- ment in favor of his candidate, ANTHONY J. KRAUSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License number Buf. 154.525 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol Law at 1548 Hamburg Tilrnpike, Erie County, N. Y. to be consumed upon the {said premises. JULIA VRANKO NOTICE ISi’HEREBY GIVEN THAT License number Buf. B 4477 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Feverage Con- trol Law at 495 Gates Avenue, Lackawanna, Erie County, N. Y., to be consumed upon the said premises CERIL YERKOVICH 495 Gates Avenue, Lackawau- na, N. Y. Clement S. Stawsky, a resi- dent of the City of Lackawan- na for the past 30 years, as candidate for the office of Mayor on the Democmtic, tic- ket, has with the opening of his headquarters at No. 974 Ridge Road recently gained a -surprising sentiment in his favor. Mr. Stawsky has nu- merous friends who are very enthusiastic over his candi- dacy for Mayor. They remem- ber his clean and progressive ad.-ministration of his office when he was assessor in 1921-‘ 22, and again in 192829. In 1919 when. Mr. Stawsky was fire commissioner with keen foresight he fought for and sponsored the motorizing of City fire fighting apparatus for the better protection of our properties. Mr. Stawsky was also a police commissioner for '1584 II a m b u r g Turnpike, Lackawanna, N. Y. Q I elte ,, TIllliS.‘!!L\l‘UBES W \“\\\‘*“‘ MADE IN IAU CLAIRE, wu. Anthony J. Krause, Repub~ lidan candidate for Council- man from the First Ward, is a product of Lackawanna, born brought up and received the greater part of his education. here and has the endorsement of the city orgzmization. Having lived in the ward all his life, and having been asso- ciated with his father for some years in the butcher and gro- -‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IVTHAT License number Buf. 1.34434 has been issued to the ‘undersigned to soil beer and :wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol Law at 847 Ridge Road ,lLacknwanna, Erie County, N. 'Y. to» be consumed‘ upon the said jxremises NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License number Buf. B3087 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine‘ at retail under Section 76 trol Law at 1657 Electric Ave., Lackawanna. Erie County, N. Y, to be consumed upon the said premises - MARGARET T. PITILLO \1657 Electric Avenue, La.cka- wanna, N. Y. _~ OLIVER COURIER 1204 South Park Ave. MARY GORSKI Oils - Grenes - Gas - Batteries and Battery Service 843'! Ridge Road, Lackawanna, N.,‘Y. BLUE /RIBBON SHOE ‘REPAIR 1387 SOUTH PARK Rapid Service Courtoously ‘Rendered CO-OPERATING WITH NRA Phone Abbott 141! 0|} and Night Intvloi MATTHEW STAN ISLAWSKI U N D E’ R T A K E R AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASION! 1'59 CALDWELL PL. LACKAWANNA N. L
