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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
wife "NaturaI Born Gossipcr. :"

Charging that his wife. Lovey
Bowisby, is natural born gossiper"
and has. by her jealousy and suspi-
cions rendered his life burdensome,
Clarence Bowlsby today filed suit in
circuit court asking divorce. The
couple has been married for eight
years and there are no children. The
plaintiff is represented by Peterson
Bishop & Clark
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

A. w. claxon of Portland Is in the
city.
I. ]. Horn is here from Portland
today.
w. Watson of walIa walla IS here
today. y
A. "a Lundell of Spokane is here to-
day.
1. N. Pike is here from walla walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
Two Licenses Issued.

, Marriage licenses were issued to
two couples at the county clerks Of
flee in the past "a hours. Late yes
terday license was issued to Rob-
ert II, Berling, of cassia, Idaho, and
Miss Jessie f. Stewart, of Pendleton.
Today a license was issued to Jesse NJ.
Dobyns, OF lone. and Miss Alta Mason,
of F'reewater. They plan to have the
ceremony at Freewater tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
Iecpcr Estate Admitted.

The estate of the late Susan NJ.
Lceper was admitted to probate today
and e. J. Davis was appointed admin
istrator5 G. O. Pearson. J. B. Middle
ton and s. l. Dunlap were appointed
appraisers rf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
WORK IS BEGUNON
FREIGHT ROAD INTO
JOHN DAY. COUNTRY
Temporary Improvement of
Grade is Taken Up to Halt
Divergence of Trade by Way
of Heppner.

Work has begun at sUxiah on re-
pairs to the John Day grade and the
Bridge Creek grade which will again
make possible the hauling of freight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22


unlike
you uhavee
in N University
England and
brings with him the Of the Arnnan
making his ectureenertanent
tells which he knows
the religion and the betrOtha and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

Albert Crecelius. OF walia walla,
Who sells paper to Pendleton dealers.
70 in the city. He is a partner OF Don
Snyder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

J. A. Murray. manager OF the Pacific
Telephone company, left this morning
for hermiston on a business visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
ENSLEY

At called meeting of the Ensley Women's Civic Club yesterday morning at the Ensley library the subject of playgrounds was discussed by Commis- sioner J. Ellis Brown. The formal open ing of the city's playgrounds will take place Monday, May 31. and Mir Brown made an appeal to the women of Ensley to cooperate in the playground work here so that success in the work will be assured. The playground at Ensley Park is fully equipped with heavy playground equipment and at the present time light equipment is needed. This includes balls. bats, volley balls, nets and all game material. Although the city furnished the heavy equipment, the people of Ems ley are urged to show a spirit of cooper ation by buying the liant equipment.
 The supervisor for the Ensley park is appointed and will begin her work Mon- tday. The children of the district are urged to come out the opening day SC that the supervisor may get the teams lined up for practice and that Ensley
 will be able to meet the teams of other playgrounds in baseball and volley ball.
 The Civic Club will devise means for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
SERVICE APPEAL
 FAR BELOW MARK
Few Big Cheeks Coming In at Last
 Moments

will the citizens of Birmingham fail to raise the quota of s4o0Oo allotted to them in the Salvation Army home serv- ice fund appeal?
 Workers in the appeal are trying to make the Birmingham zone reach its quota. But unless larger contributions begin coming in at faster rate Br- mingham will fall below the standards set by other cities of the south, who have more than reached their quota, is the belief of army" officials.
 George w. Peck recently back from . trip to Columbus, Ga, and Opelika, Ala, where he has been busy getting the or ganization in running order has been busy in Birmingham recognizing the ''big givers' committee"
 Yesterday the check from the Joubert and Goslin Machine and Foundry Com pany was received. The check was for $500. and somewhat cheered up the workers at the headquarters at the city hall, for the check was the largest that was received during the day.
 Among other contributions received during the day were: Benjamin Ezrah. $100; Raul Lumber Company. $50; Inde- pendent Presbyterian Church, special offering, s66; Southside Baptist Church, additional, $16S7
 Anyone who has been missed by the workers and who feels it their duty to help out the cause is requested to send check to Thomas Bowron of che First National Bank, who is the treas- urer for Birmingham Bessemer zone of the Salvation Army, the workers say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
COUCHED FOR 2 YEARS
 ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get
 well in Illinois, but she did.

T had very bad cough for years, all the time. day and night. Could sleep but little. I tried everything but got no relief. Finally my doctor said he could do no more for me. that had better go to Denver as I couldn't live in Illinois. Then I tried Milks Emul-
 sion. From the very first 1t helped me
 By the time I had taken IS bottles. my cough left me entirely. have gained in strength and flesh and am now in perfect health."-Mrs Alice M Hunt ley 1S2 N. Pearl St., Galesburg, Ill. Build up your system and give 1t a chance to fight off disease. Milks Emul- sion costs nothing to try and has done the work for thousands of others. Milks Emulsion Is pleasant. nutri- tive food and corrective medicine. It restores healthy. natural bowel action. doing away with all need of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quick ly puts the digestive organs in shape to assimilate food. As a builder of flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion Is strong ly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened. and is a powerful aid in resisting and repairing the effects of wasting diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and constipation are promptly relieved-usualiy in one day.
 This ts the only solid emulsion made, and 70 palatable that 1t is eaten with . spoon like Ice cream. Truly wonder full for weak. sickly children.
 | No matter how severe your case. you are urged to try Milks Emulsion un- der this guarantee-Take six bottles home with you. use 1t according to di- rections and if not satisfied with the results. your money VIII bs promptly |refnnded. Price eee and e1.3o per bot t1e. The 4ilks UmuIaion Co., Terrs Haute. Ind sold by 1ruggists svery-
 Whore.-AdN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
DEAN BEAUTY
 STAMP GO
Base of Cocoanut Oil, Lathers Freely,
 Dries Easily and Leaves Your Hair Soft and Fluffy

Are you satisfied. with the condition and appearance of your hair7 Is it thick, soft. fluffy. long Are you troubled with dandruff and falling hair7 If get from your drug
 gist toilet counter . bottle of o-Ban (pronounced Ku-Ban) Liquid Shampoo. With each bottle are simple instructions for shampooing your hair soft, fluffy. radiant. long and free from scurf or dandruff. e. Ban Liquid Shampoo is different from any others. as it has a base of cocoanut oil which fathers freely. dries easily and leaves your hair soft. fluffy and radiantly beau tiful. Don't use ordinary Soap -Shampoos as
 they cause your hair to dry up and ret brit
 tie. Be particular and get "Q-Ban" as 1t is
 especially prepared and mixed in proper pro-
 portions. Such cleanliness. gained in this
 mild. healthful way. is the foundation of
 healthy hair.
 You may enjoy such thorough sham poo and learn how to give yourself scientific scalp treatments without going to m expen- sive hair and scalp specialist. Try bottle of Q-Ban Liquid Shampoo today and you will vote 1t the best shampoo you ever used. Arnold Masberg Drug Co. Birmingham. Ala.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
TWIN DELEGATIONS {. ID BE REDUCED AT | t. ]. P. CONVENTION
Hope Oversubscribed Dele gations Will Cut Down Number Before Cases
 Reach Committee
By Associated Press

Chicago. May 2S-There will be no oversized delegations on the temporary roll of the republican national con- vention. according to Clarence B. Mill Ter. acting secretary of the republican national convention. who arrived here today
 .'The call for the convention speci- fled the exact number of delegates to which each state was entitled" Mir Miller explained. Despite this fact a number of states havef selected more delegates than their quotas called for rule of the national committee pro- vides that such cases shall automatic ally be classed as contests, but the committee hopes that each oversub- cribed delegation will see to it that its size is reduced to the proper number before the cases came before the na- tional committee on May 31. But fl this does nat happen there will be noth- ing for the committee to do but reduce these delegations itself"
 MT. Miller also announced that nc briefs have been received from contst ing delegations in several states.
 The time limit for filing these briefs have been received from contest ago. he said, but if they are received by Sunday there will be no great harm done"
 It was announced at Hoover head quarters that the New York organiza tion for Hoover would be transferred to this city within the next day or two The advance guard of the easterr Hoover contingent is expected tomor row.
 Frank H. Hitchcock arrived today and talked with several party leaders
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
MINE RESCUE TRUCK
 TO VISIT MAJESTIC

Washington. May 2S.-(Special.)-M
 rescue truck No of the United States Bureau of Mines, in charge of James NJ. Cobb. will reach Majestic Ala. on May Sl. for the purpose of giving instruction in the use of mine rescue apparatus and in first aid to the injured. The truck
 will remain until June 5, at which date
 it will leave for Spaulding, Ala, to re-
 main until June 12 A full equipment of mine rescue ap-
 paratus and first aid appliances is car
 ried on this truck and is used in giving
 the training. Mine officials and miners are invited
 to select certain of the skilled under
 ground and surface employees for enroll
 ment in mine rescue and first aid classes.
 After completion of the course of instruc- tion, which usually requires one week.
 the bureau of mines will issue to each
 man who has completed the work satis- factorily an engraved certificate of com petence.
 After a number of teams in any min
 ing locality shall have completed the course of training. it is suggested to the operators and miners that they inaugA- rate a field day when the teams may el- ter contests in first aid work and in the use of oxygen breathing apparatus. In
 the preparation for such a field day, the employees of the bureau will lend such
 assistance as may be possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Washington Bureau The Age HeraId
 800 Davidson BuiidinQ


 Washington. May 2s.-(Special.) )-Tne sundry civil bill sent to conference to- day contains an appropriation of s4,4S6,- 2s7.60 for the operation. of boats and barges on inland canal and coastwise waterways not exceeding s17,6SO of which may be used in paying experts, clerks and other employees of the war depart ment
 Thus Congress is about to rectify it's previous error when it forgot inland waterways in enacting legislation restor- ing railroads to their rightful owners Before granting unanimous consent that the bill be sent to conference, Rep resentative Bankhead demanded of Rep- resentative Good, chairman of the appro- priation bill, his attitude regarding the inland waterways item.
 Mir. Good replied that he stood for an adequate appropriation for that seiv- ice to the end that the experiment might be given a fair chance to success. With this understanding the bill went to con- ference,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Repair the Wear
Hard Work Often Breaks DoWn q Persons Health and
 Creates q Need for Ziron Iron Tonic.

tonic ingredients, which arc rscom- msndsd by leading physicians.
 Mr. H. B. Converse, of McEwen, Tenn, writes: Fl had been working very hard and was getting weak and run down from hard work. When I commsnced taking Ziron, in . few days felt stronger, and now have taken two bottleo feel as strong as eyer, although have kept at work You cannot lose anything by giving zron . trial, but very likely will gain much.
 Your drunEist win cell you tho drst bottle q . meaey-baek G.exan- 0A-Adv. IN q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Population Figures
By A..oc:atsd Press

washington. May 2S.-South Nor folk, Va, 7,724. Brookline, Mass, 37.74S; an increase of 9,956, or 35.S per cent.
 i. Newton, Mass, 46,03s; increase h,232, or 15.7 per cent.
 Peabody, Mass, 19,552; increase 3,S31, or 24.4 per cent.
 Melrose Mass, 1S,204; increase, 2,4S9, or 15.S. per cent.
 Wyandotte, Mich. (revised), 13,S51; increase 5.564, or GIL per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

The attention of COW owners is called to the tick eradication law, which is being violated by a number of owners in the outlying district. In police court yester- day morning A. DeJohn of wylam was fined s2653 for failing to comply with the law of dipping cows every two weeks. S. C. Lumpkn, who is in charge of enforc- ing the quarantine law, states that the county has never lost case in court in enforcing the quarantine and tick eradi- cation law.
 Rev. Mir Patterson. Ensley librarian will leave Tuesday to attend the Amer. ican Library Association, which convenes in Colorado Springs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
MANUFACTURERS IN COUNTIES OF NORTH
 ALABAMA ORGANIZE

Membership of North Alabama coun-
 ties in the Alabama Manufacturers Association has been considerably in creased by new additions, l.. Sevier, president of the association, reported following his return yesterday from a visit to Colbert, Lauderdale, Morgan and Madison counties. He conferred with manufacturers and business in- terests in. the cities of Decatur, Shef-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

ZEN and women who do hard WI labor, such as building. farm
 ing or housekeeping. and thoss who do exhaustive brain work of va- xious kinds, often feel the need of something to help renew Jagged forces and tone up the system.
 To help repair the wear caused by overwork, to gain renewed strength and energy, many have obtained good results from taking Ziron Iron Tonic
 Ziron is a perfected preparation o1 rnre medicinal iron salts. combined vifh efher valuable stzength-31vin1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

field Florence, Tuscumbia and Hunts- vile.
 More than half the counties of Ala bama have been organized for mem- bership in the state association now, and work is proceeding steadily to- ward including the others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Conversion of Lumber
 Charged By Government

Erie Pettus. United States district at torney, yesterday filed suit in the federal court against w. A. Cannon of North loosa for the alleged conversion of 23,- esS feet of timber which is claimed to belong to the United States government. This timber was valued at $3o0.15 and 1t is alleged that the defendants cut the timber off the government land near Tuscaloosa and used it in their saw mill near that place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

ATTENTION, ENSLEY COMMANDERY
 All charter members of Enslcy Com- mandery No. 36 are hereby urgently nnd earnestly requested to he at the Masonic Temple, Ensley, Sunday. May 90, at 2 ?. m., in full uniform for the sole purpos. of having a picture made of the charter mePabers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Sundry Ciuil Bill Cares
 For Water Transportation
Blackmon Is Notified That Alabama River Between Selma and Montgomery Can Be Made Tributary to Warrior
 Barge Lne-Mne Rescue Truck to Visit Majestic
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

would so recommend to the Secretary of War.
 However, General Hines added that be- fore such action would be possible. it would be necessary to complete certain engineering feats, including the deep ening of some sections of the channel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
TO MAKE ALABAMA
 TRIBUTARY TO WARRIOR

Washington, May 2S.-(Special)-Ge Frank T. Hines, chief> of the transpor- tation division of the army, in letter addressed to Representative Blackmon of the Fourth Alabama district, today 'ex- pressed satisfaction that enough traffic was possible to warrant the making of the Alabama river between Selma and Montgomery a tributary of the Warrior river barge line. He stated that he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
TICK ERADICATION

raising funds for the needed equipment of the Ensley playground.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

The Age-Herald maintains a special Ems ley bureau for handling correspondence, advertising and subscriptions. It is To- eated at 1913 Avenue E, Russell Bros. tative. Phone Ensley 300.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
PANA ORLEANSKA MEZI
SBOREM SVETCt.
14O prislusniki rodiny mezi
ucastniky.

Rim, 16. kvetna. - Prohla-
semi "a svatou francouZske ma
rodni hrdinky Jeany D'Arco-
We, zname pod jmenem Panny
Crlea nske, bylo dnes We vele-
chranne sv. Petra papezem Be-
nediktem uskutecneno. Slavno-
stni obrad sam byl historickou
udalosti, jake zridka byl vni-
tick chramu svedkem.
V nescetnych zastupech di-
vaku nejv6tsi pozornosti Sc te-
Sill prislusnici rodiny kanoni-
sovane mucednice, kteri Sc po-
.6tem 140 osob vyznamenani
svoji predkyl { sucastnili. Jsou
mezi mimi prislusnici ruznych
stavi a prisli do Rima re vsech
koutn Francie, drive Sc ami o.
sobne neZnajice.
Dnesni obfadne slavnosti s1-
castnilo Sc ma $4,000 al 10000
divakd, kteri byli do vecnehc
Rima privabeni z celeho te.
m6f sveta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
OPRAVA JfZDNfHO RADU
MA POULIcNfCH DRAHACH
Radni trakcni vybor zahaji
konferenci Ultra odpoledne.

Trakcni unie predlozi Ultra
odpoledne vyboru radnimu
sve pozadavky ohledn6 lepSi Il
pravy jizdniho radu ma karach,
tax ably vydelek motorakI a
kondukteru stejnomerne byl
rozdelen a osmihodinova doba
pracovni die moznosti byla do
drZovana. Mluvcim unie bude
w. M. Rea a V trakcnim rad
MIN vyboru budou PIP. Kadle-
eek, Dittrick, Finkle, Rey-
nolds, Michel, Hinchliffe,
Damn a Potter. Spolecnost po-
ulicnich drah bude zastupova-
ma svymi uredniky a ponevadz
spolecnost jest ochotna pozme
nit jizdni rad k vSeobecne spo-
kojenosti tato trakcni Zalezi-
tost brzy bude urovnana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
STATNf DELNICKA TICKE-
IA.
Novy politicky svaz odporucu-
je bcrni reformu a vladni kon-
trolu drah.

V Columbus skoncen byl wee
IA statni Sized delnicke politi-
cke strany Ohio a utvofen
samostatny statni listek pro
prlStl volby. Konvence We sve
platforme je pro berni refor-
mu, dan z dedictvi, bonus w.
zilcum re svetove valky, KITE
ryzto bonus ma byti hrazen
prijmy dani prebytkd a va
leCnych profitu. Konvence pro
hldsila Sc tez pro <Plumbnv
plan, die nehoz drahy rpresly
by kontrolu vladni, jakoZ i
vzpruzeni ruchu stavebnlho
Ohio pomoci statnich pujcek
ma mirne uroky dlouhe splat-
ky. Y cele stdtni delnicke ticke
ty je f. l.. Kitchens Cincin-
natl, kandidujici pro hodnost
guvernera, kdezto dalsi misto
ma listku vyplnuji ruzni delni-
cti predaci z raznych ohaj-
skych NEST a mezi mimi F. l..
Cottier z Clevelandu, jenz
chce byti mistoguvernerem. Ji
ny Cleveland'an, Max S.
Hayes bude delegatem V ma
rodnim sjezdu, dne 13. cerven
ce V Chicago a Fred Koehler
a W.Fletche r ziskali hodno-
sti presidentskych elektord.
Konvence nabidla rev. Bigelo-
wi hodnost spolkoveho senate
'ra, tento vsak nabfdku odmitl
a pobezi do kongresu z Cincin
natl, kde hodla jiste zviteziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
PERGLEROVO PRIJETf JA-
KO CESKOSLOVENSKEHO
VYSLANCE ". ..IAPANSkU.

Toxic, 16. dubna. - Zdei-
81 The Toxic Advertiser pise :
Vcera rano pfijati v kralov-
skem palaci II. |. III. korunnim
princem japanskym, kteremu
odevzdali svoje poverujici IL
stiny, til move jmenovani Ia
hranicni vyslanci k japanske-
mu cisar. dvoru. Jsou to sir
Charles Eliot, velvyslanec bri-
ticky, pan Karel Pergler, Wy
slanec ceskoslovensky pan
Juan B. Roio, vyslanec mexi-
cky.
Kazdy z techto vyslancd byl
vezen do cisarskeho palace V
dvornim kocare, doprovazenem
zvlastnim ceremoniarem a jiZd
nj eskortou. Kdyz prijeli do pa
lace, byli priiati V 1890 hod.
dopoledne korunnim princen
V "Pivonkovem palaci". Japan
sky naslednik trilnu prijal od
Mich jejich poverujici listiny, a
by byly odevzdany u. l. NJ, ci-
sari, ktery jest V Hajama.
Prime byl oblecen v plnou u
niformu kapitana japanske ar
mady.
Diplomat byli predvedeni
k princi hrabetem Rodou, vel
koceremoniarem. Pc boku ko-
runniho prince byli baron Ho-
tono, ministr cisarskeho dvoru
vikomt Uchida, ministr zahra-
nicnich zalezitosti, vikomt Iri.
je, princnv velkokomornik, vi.
komt Watanable. Vikomt Mat
sudaira byl tlumocnikem. Bylc
to-. poprve, co korunni primo
Vykonaval dvorni funkci samo.
statne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
Vlada Zavadi ma drahaCh valeGna opatfeni
CUkR BUDE PRODAVAN v
LETE PO 35 LIBRA.
Newyorsti vyderaci, byvali Ii
hovarnfci ovladli trh.

A. NJ. Gordon, pfedseda
zdejsi Federace Merchants
Cooperative Co., zisobujici "a
81 tisic clevelandskych grocerii
a dodavajici mistnim maloob-
chodnikum padesat az Sedesat
tisic tun cukru rocne, tvrdi, re
letos v lete bude cukr V groce-
rich prodavan po 35 centech
libra. Newyorsti koristnici, by
vail lihovarnici ovlddli temer
veskery cukerni trh V zemi a
postupne cenu cukru ZvySuji.
Maji We svych newyorskych
Zasobarnach asi 250.000 tun Gu
kru postupne cd cervence 1918
nakupovaneho. Ma milosti
techto newyorskych ket'asu
bude zavisly maly velkogro-
cerista, kazda hospodyn9 V ze
mi a p. A. M. Gordon je pre-
sweden, ze V lete dob6 ma
kladani ovoce q domaci vyro-
by rnznych napoju bude 0 Gu
kr nejvetsi nouze snad bude
dokonce drazsi triceti peti CEN
til. Byvali likernici, ovladajici
obrovsky kapital, skoupili tai.
ne pomoci svych agentl Wall
Street kde Jake zasoby a nyni
cukrem spekuluji. Nikdo urci-
t6 nevi, kdo je nacelnikem wy
deracneho onoho syndikaktu,
jiste vsak je, ze cukr ami V pri-
Stim roce nebude levnejR. Ma
81 groceriste vuci podobne bez
ohlednosti newyorskych ket'a-
ST jsou uplne bezmocni a row.
nez mistni velkoobchodnici
jsou odkazani ma milost nemi-
lost dotycnych vydfiduchu, by
valych newyorskych koralec-
nika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
NATERACI TRVAJl MA PU-
VODNlM SVEN POZADAV-
kU.
Chteji $1.25 ma hodinu a ne
prijmou nedavne dohodnuti VI
rednikn unie.

V sini zelezniGniho bratr-
stva konana vcera odpoledne
schuze uniovych nateracu, de-
korateru a lepicI ndstenneho
papiru a We schulz te roZhod-
nuto Znstati pri pdvodnim
SVEN pozadavku ohledne
mzdy, kteryzto pozadavek byl
pEedlozen kontraktor1m dub
nu a Ginil S1.25 ma hodinu pra-
ce. Behem tehdejSiho vyjedna
vani mezi zastupci unie a kon-
traktory doslo k arbitraci
mzda ustanovena ma $1.12l2
ma hodinu. Dohodnuti to vSak
cetne cleny unie neuspokojilo
a "a vcerejSi porady pfijat byl
koneGn6 navrh, aby pdvodnl
pozadavek S1.25 ma hodinu do
stal Sc ma pretfes jeSte jednou
arbitraci ziskana mzda
S1.12R byla odmitnuta. Kon-
traktori oproti vcerejsimu u
sneseni unie tvrdi, re smlou-
va ohledn6 S1.1215 byla wa
JENNIE podepsana take ma do
hodnuti tom vice meniti sc ne
da. Nespokojenci oproti tomu
poukazuji ma vecne zdrazovd-
nj zivotnich potfeb a pod Sl.25
pracovati pry nep1idou.