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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

H. d. cudabae. Sr. Is recovering
from q vert attack Of asthma with
influenza. with which he has been
laid up three weeks ct his home on
Lincoln Avenue.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Miss Gloria Grant. daughter bf
Mr.. and Mira. John o oTenI II.
spent last weekend In New Orleans
with her aunt. Mrs Grants sister.
Mrs n. ]. Long. While there, she
attended the Prophet Of Persia Ball
Saturday night.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mssz LzscaIM steele Of Bayca la
Halre. AiA. sgsp has been en-
psoyed al ire Oie4nder Cafs. cecame
the bxf6e tniS week Of Foyd Burke
a. MobSie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mira J. L Stone, Mrs. J w. Brum-
field. Mrs. Robert II. Young. and
Mrs. Youngs mother, Mrs. Z. 2
FURRY, attended q meeting of the
Nov Club OF the district at the
Baptist church In Hattiesburg Wed
nesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

out-of-town relatives Of the late
Mr.. Cowan. and Of Mrs. Cowan.
who came 70 attend Mr.. cowan's
funeral Monday afternoon. tnciud-
ed. Mrs A. n Cowan Of Mobile.
sister-in-law Of the late s Z. Cownn.
Mrs. p p Ellis. also Of Mobile. Q
niece. and Mr Ills, and frs. Cow
ans sister. Mrs. oarnett Cameron
Of Plant City. Pa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

La PascasoulA Monday for tire
CoWan funeral we're Rev. and Mrs.
James sells from Crystal springs
Rev Mr. sells assisted with ths
funeral service
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Spencer
Of Hopewell. N. j.. who spent the
winter IN Florida. are visiting Mr..
Spencer's aunt. Mrs. Ella c. Hcran-
ton, at 1901 Buena Vista street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
No Misnoner

Those arc Just three Of the great
name players. Another name is
popping up now that of Tony
Canadco a l90-pound triple threat
from GonZaga. Green Bay follow
crS say his nickname The Gray
Ghost is no miSnomer, after the
way he ran through the New York
Giants and Philadelphia Eagles in
exhibition games.
This is a real unwilling for the
Lions and their hopes. Detroit has
beaten Green Bay only twice in
five years. the most recent vic
tory being up here early last
season. 23-l4.
Edwards viii start a team of
nine veterans and two rockies.
Ted Pavclcc. t. of y. tackle, and
Harry Hopp, Nebraska, fulback,
against the Packers. He is conf
dent that with Whizzer White.
Cotton Price, the sensational
freshman. Billy jefferson; Bill
c'allihan, Fred Nanzo and the rest
he has aS good a group Of backs
as any club IN the league can
show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

makes millions laugh Atrocks humanitarian side little known
director Association INSTRUMENTATION
PLAYERS America organization devoted TO relief OF sick
disabled former players and umpes and that capacity
worker seeking cXpayers needing assistance
Due Arocks enthusiasm, the Senators for many years
was the only 100 per cent padp major league club the
association The dues low, yet many prominent major
lcaguers have contributed.
Reiser young Brooklyn hit homer with the
filled IBERIA. La the first time up in his first
pro game Jim Jeres the ex-heavyweight champion who
financially sitting pretty, holds bout in barn
back his the Fernando Valley Cal Larry Zon-
Tennessee back brother of Nore Danes famous Lou
Gene Stack of the White SOX, first big Lacquer to be
drafted has gained IS pounds in the army the young
pitcher came off Of the Flint Mchigan Club Ernie LON
bardi Of the Reds has stolen bases in four years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Margaret Chief RiUal

Mrs. Weiss won the District
medal play event carly in the seSN
son at Lochmoor. then capture y
the State title at Detroit COT
Club. Both times she had 10 beat
out Margaret Russell. who is the
defending champion this time and
naturally is the Flint womans
chief rival
Despite her success in the State
tournament. which She has won
the last three years, Mrs. Weiss
never has reached the final IN the
District.
Monday will be given over 10
the qualifying round. the 10 low
scorers 10 comprise the champions
ship flight. One round OF match
play will follow daily until FRI
days final, which viii be- over the
36-hole route,
The Crosse lie event. an indiA
vidual competition. VIII attract
virtually all Of the districts Lead
ing golfers, as Well as number
from other cities. Jack Emery
won last year defeating Jack
Wood Of Cincinnati on the nine
.teenth hole OF the final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Packers Game
To Reveal Lions
Real Strength
Coach Edwards
10 Unveil Green
Team on Sunday
Bv LEWIS II. WALTER

GREEN BAY, Wis. Sept. IA
THE Detroit Lions open their Ma
tional Football League campaign
the hard way this Sunday -
against the Green Bay Packers.
And % 600 fans viii pacl, Green
Bay Stadium to sec if the Packers
,.stft f---t-,-stt stran1roiicf
drive which nattened Detroit in
the last game Of the 1889 cam
paiw
lip here they think the Packers
are again loaded with veterans
and Now huSkicS brilliant enough
10 smash their way TO the Ma
UonaI League title Curly Lam
bcau'S team and followers recog-
nize only tho great Chicago Bears
as obstacles ia their charge 10 a
sixth league championship.
Coach Bill Edwards, making his
National League debut. must send
lIS comparatively green team
against a club that boasts the
best pass catcher IN, football i'm
Ron lIutSon and TWO of footballs
-T05t0yT backs, Cecil ISbCIl and
lL.LA LLLul-Ln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Erin Girls Win

1t was the fourth tournament
game for DuBarry, who allowed
but one run and u hits in az in
nings of pitching. Ed Kizelevich,
of course. hurled hitless ball for
the losers.
Erin Girls from across the lake
earned their way into the final
against Tulsa by nicklng Thelma
Golden, who turned in a no-hit
performance yesterday, for n j n C
hits Saturday
After the score was dcadlocked
at p, Erin Girls staged a four
run rally in the sixth inning TO
take the lead. Two runs were
scored by LaVernc Bey and Grace
Pilot when the Toronto right
fielder misjudged Jean Witulik's
high fly. Singles by Mary Wood
and Dot Wood accounted for the
other markers. Marge Wood, the
winning pitcher for the Cleveland
Girls, allowed only four hits.
Score by innings
Detroit 900 0l0 1-2 s o
South Bend 4O2 O01 " 10 2
Bankey Figclski, Pearl and
Smith; Corgan and Goldberg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Totals IS s - - Totals 81 - p s
.Batted for Trotter IN seventh.
+Ratted for Heffner IN seventh.
fPatted for Newlin In ninth.
Iran for Terrell IN ninth
ST. Louis ull w. ~ :
Boston "u' WI "lN
Runs - McQunn. Cullenbine, Einney,
Cronin Tabor Doerr 2, Peacock, wilson
Runs batted in Finney, Cronin 2, Tabor,
Foxx. Wilson. Ferrel Judnich. Two-oase
hits cQuinn. Judnich DiMaggio, Doerr
2 Three-base hit-Crunin. stolen base
DiMaggio. Sacrifice hit-Peacock. Leit on
haseS@st Louis O. Boston s. Bases on
baus-On Auker 3. OF Trotter I, OF New
lin /. on Wilson 8 Struck out-By Trot-
ter g. by NewIin I. boy Wilson .. his
on Auker IN 2-3 innings, on
Trotter s Ia innings. off Newlin. in
2 innings Double plays-Berardino TO
McQuinn. BerardinO 90 Lucadello. Losing
nitcher-Auker Umpires quinn, Pipgras,
Mcgowan. Time 90. Attendance-6,l5l
COfficial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Whiting Repeats

Another repeater was Dick
Whiting Of Meadowbrook, who
again won the Junior Districts
medal play championship. Mrs,
William Berggren was the third.
She retained the Woman's Metro
5A-hole championship.
Miss Russell and Jack Emery
will strive 10 join this trio as
hold-over champions in the COM
ing Women'S District and Crosse
He events.
Among tho champions who were
dcthroned were two who scored
doubles year ago-Emerick
kocsiS. winner of both the State
Open and the State p. G.. A. and
.Ziggv ZawadZki, who finished on
top in the State Amateur and the
State PubinX tournaments.
This season also saw the end Of
one of the most remarkable win
ming StreakS any place, that of
Il0Dc SoigniouS in the district
medal play tournament. She had
won % five years in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
SELMA MEINCKE OF TULSA SLIDING
Three Golf Champs
Keep 1910 Crowns
BY M. F. DRUKENBROD

Looking back on busy sea-
Saa-ea-tA e-Aeae- eelfing front, IL
again becomes apparent how in
secure is The position of cham
pion in this sport
With only a few OF the major
events yet TO be played, among
them the Womens District and the
Crosse lie Invitational tourna-
mont, only three champions of a
year ago so far have been success
full in the defense of their titles.
Mrs. Donald Weiss not only re-
peated her triumph of a year ago
in the Womens State but made
it three in a row when she de-
feated Margaret Russell of Oak
land Hills in the final match at
Detroit Golf Club in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Stars Are Listed

Sammy KocSiS, state amateur
champion. heads the NJ. G. A.
lineup, which also includes Frank
Connolly, NJ. G.. A. Open amateur
winner: Art Pony and Jimmy
johnson of Detroits championship
National Publinx team; Ziggy "a
wadzki, Woody Manoy. Frank
Babis. Bill Fcnwick. Jack Ross,
Jay Law. Fred Genick, Bob Gajda,
Max Evans, Nick Uzelac. Chuck
Thornton and Ray Ala. Chuck
Nicolai and Stan Bialo are alter
mates.
The District team lists Willie
.Turnesa, former National Amateur
champion. Tom -Sheehan, Randall
Ahern, Ed Flowers, Dick Whiting,
Chris. Brinke, Fred Hammer, Bob
Fife, Mike Dietz. Jack Emery
Harvey Olson. Dick Dayne. Tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Gar Layden imposes First Fine

When Elmer Lsyden slapped S25 fines Larry Craig
the Bay Packers and Hank Of the New York
for their fist fight in exhibition il
the first time that fines imposed in the league
Looks like Layden business Frank Leahy,
coach Notre Dame converting Bernie Crmmins last
second string fuback, guard Gerald Pnddy
wind first base for the Yankees The St Louis Card
nails have 25 farm clubs this wonder the Cards
arc up the National League Johnny (ahy
Face Person midget driver. regulation foo
ball pads while racing A bowling balls speed the
average 20 miles hour Dan Parker New York
Mirror reports Douglas Hertz who involved in the
controversy the ownership of tire New York Yankees foot
ball team, the Lusltana When sunk during the
World Rescued Hertz 20 France with rhe Ian
cashe Fusiers which be bad sailed from America 10 Join
had hardly gotten action when he wounded
hy bullet the ucldcntly Hertz announced
WHOM married last year that he the Yankee
20 his bride a wedding present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Morris says lie says she hits n
golf bali as far as any woman
golfer Doe ever has seen.
AllWatrouS was asked TO name
thc five outstanding golfers of the
present day on a radio program
the other night lie ratified off the
fyst four Without much difficulty
Craig Wood, Byron Nelson. Ben
Hogan and Sam Snead. Then con-
sidcfcd such players as Lawson
Little, Jimmy Demaret. Clayton
IIcafncr and Vic Ghczzi as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Williams HitIess
AS Sox Win, II
In,erpationa, New. Service wiz.

FENWAY PARK. BOSTON,
Sept. 13.-The Red Sox parlayed
three hits, three walks and an
error into five runs in the third
inning this afternoon as they de-
feated the ST. Louis Browns, II,
behind the eight-hit pitching OF
Jack Wilson.
Eden Auker was the victim OF
the Sox uprising which was TEA
tured by a two-run triple by Man
ager Joe Cronln.
Ted Williams lost another point
on his batting average, dropping
to 400 when he went hltleSs IN
one official time at bat. He was
walked three times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

A }ourg golfer from Muskeson
who is expected TO be a factor IN
W0mCnS golf in TINS state within a
tcw years made her first compcu-
tive appearance here Friday in the
pro-lades tournament at Detroit
Country Club
She Is sally Sessions. a student
ate fhc University of Michigan,
who was the partner OF Lee
Kasion pro ~ MuSkegon Country
Club In the local event She holds
both rho golf and tennis titles at
Nl-E,.on. Mt is considering
giving up tennis in favor Of golf.
ln winning Che golf title az
Mu-Rg-on tbs season. Miss SEES
-.ons defeated Mrs kostcn IN tho
final Mrs ko,tcn was the de-
Tending champion
a l6nl hitter with irons as well
as woods. Miss Sessions Is rated a
tine prospect 10y KoStcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Nick Atrock WashinctoUs famous diamond comedian
years old Monday he born in 1876 in Gin
has Identified with professional baseball for
years he pitched Tor Grand Rapids in the old Inter.
state League in 1895 =. He appointed coach Of the
Senators in 1913 Of uniform Of The current
son the Washington Clubs oyabo comic been missed
by The fans . broke leg when fell out Of grape
ft tree last Sprng Whereas. comic he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

has been golf championship payos and lost every
of them
Cecil Travis swings Ben Chapman bat-and Ben Chapman
with Travis signature Barney thinks
won't last rounds with Louis when they for the title
New York September % Gabby Hartne greater idol
in New York than in Chicago when he with the Cubs
jess Willard his home Glendale CAL plays the
for relaxation Notre Dame spent S7000000 in ah
lctc plant additions and improvements football profits ra
for only half of Yankees only three basemou
in % years-Wally Ppp, Lou Gthug and Johnny Surm
Asked why umpres had trouble the National League
than the American, arbitrator txpancd
In the American League YOU have only Jimmy
Dykes In the National have six seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

KUN IN UKLAHUMA-JAA UAWE AI q.
INCA and District
Set for Golf Match

The annual team match at Red
Run this Sunday, between NJ. G.. A.
and District iififetif,'5T "Opens heavy
schedule.
Also included arc the Women's
District championship at Red Run,
Monday through Friday, and the
invitational tournamenr9at Crosse
lie Golf and Country Club. which
begins Friday and concludes Sun
day.
Winner a year ago, the NJ. G.. A.
or public course group Is anxious
10 make it two in a row over the
private club players. Both sides
will be repre- ente d by their
strongest PLAYERS. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Hoqan's Small but He Can Drive

Ben Hogan, 81 pounds lighter often oudrives Slammn
Sammy Snead Joe Gould who used o manage Jim Brad
dock has got piece of For This We Fight New York
show Coach Jimmy Councilman of the Chicago Cardinals
comparing Mallouf his back Southern Methodist
to Benny Friedman passer Niles Knnick former
Iowa football star is quite hero still Mrs. Dora Mason.
professors wife scuptured of the former iroo
and in the saon Of the State Fair Bar
bara Stanwyck Robert Taylor think they have future
tennis champion in Bulge Patty Patty recently the
boys National Junior title New York Americans (Nationa
League Springfield American League) and St Louis Gamer
Assocation) will their hockey at Port Arthur
Ont, this Fall
Billy Conn table with Mike Jacobs in Dinty Moores
IN New York told boxing scribe
Nova hasn't much of chance against Joe Louis
.. Which prompted Uncle Michael protest Swell
buid-up you giving my fight, Billy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

State Open Glib Sellers, sue
cccdS limerick KocSis.
State j. G.. A. - AL Watrous,
succeeds limerick Kocsis.
Mems State-Sam kocsis, sue
ccedS Ziegy Zawadzki.
State PubliniX-Art Pony, sue
cceds Ziggy Zawadzki
Women's state 49, Mrs. Donald
Weiss. She also won in 1899 and
1910.
Mems District-Mik DietZ, sue
cecds Bob BabbiSh. who is in the
army and did not defend his title.
NGA Open Amateur - Frank
Connolly, succeeds Woody Malloy.
Junior Match Play-Jack Ross,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
MUSHROOM GIRL GOLF PROSPECT
Sally Sessions Is Praised by Lee KOsten

fifth man. Finally picked Little on
the. strength Of the latterS victory
in the 1910 National Open. Most
nersons will agree with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
More NeU Champs

New champions also have been
crowned in the invitational tour
namentS played thus far.
In the Red Run event. Randall
Ahern and II. p. Davidson sue
ceeded Frank Connolly and Vic
Otto to the title. At Meadowbrook
John David and Warren Dawson
won and among the pairs they
beat was that of Tommy Sheehan
and MILFORD Wehrle. 1910 winners.
With Lloyd MartZ in the army,
he and Walter Hagen Jr., were
unable 10 defend their title in the
Franklin Hills foursome, which
was won by A. f. Wilson and Bob
Gajda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Another DidrikSon

Glen Morris. here this week as
a representative OF the National
Golf Foundation iSNa boosier for
Eleanor Jones. the young Alhu-
querquo - NJ golfer who quail
fled last week for the Women s
National and won one match An
ali-around athlete" she would have
approached Tho fame of nc for
NOR BABY DIdflkson had moi The
olympic games been discontinued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Athletics Drop
White Sox, 81

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. -. -
The Chicago White SoX dropped
their final 1911 game with the
Philadelphia Athletics today by a
score Of 3-14 In the p games
played between the two teams
this season the As won l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Griffin, Art Thorner and Harold
Stewart.
In The -Mamen,s- District Mrs.
Donald Weiss will shoot at the
record shared by Mrs. Stewart
Hanley and Mrs Harley 6. Higbie.
the only players ever 10 win the
State and District match play and
District medal play championships
in one season. Mrs. Hanley did
it in 1927 and Mrs. IIigbie in 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Publinx Team Wins

The outstanding performance
by DctroterS was the winning of
The National Public Links team
by Art Pony,
Jimmy johnson and Eddie Fur
gOl. I'M the same tournament
Pony went TO the semifinals be-
fore he was eliminated.
This seasons champions in the
major state and district tourna-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
From Tennis to Golf

Johnny Doeg. National tennis
champion in 1880, is an occasional
golf visitor here these days. A
golf supply salesman with head
quarters in Cleveland. he calls on
Detroit pros. He plays little ten
mis- now. concentrating instead on
his golf game. Shoots around so
when he's on his sticks. He was a
southpaw in tennis. one Of the
games outstanding power players,
but plays golf right-handed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Ross Picks Louis Before 9TH

Incdently will 20 per of the expected $780,
profits the LouisConn pictures Louis gets 40
Jacobs and Madison Square Garden split the remain
per Sonny Greenbeg former jockey and trainer
mixed up in the fixing scandal Cali
forna has been restored good standing spectator
Pacific Coast commonwealth that is he will be
been advised
stay away jockeys and the stable Craig Wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Errors GiUe Run

The Tulsa Girls took advantage
OF two erorrS in the ninth inning
to give Miss Korgan, their 5-foot
10-inch pitcher, another victory.
Thelma Meincke, Tulsa left fielder,
was safe on an error, stole second,
took third on another error and
scored on fly to right field.
The contest between Romanocos
of Roanoke Rapids, n. C., and
Phelps of Elizabeth, n. j.. was
probably the oldest of all the
games. The winners achieved
their victory with an unearned run
and without a hit.
In the third inning OF this
game Hank Stewart. Romanocos
catcher. was safe on an error.
Russ DuBarry, the pitcher, walked
after Murray StaCia struck out,
and both runners advanced on a
passed ball Stewart then scored
on Chuck Simm'S fly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

The goal of $4,000 Detroit Golf
Club set for the USO in the Ryder
Cup match seems certain 10 be
reached. In addition 10 $4,000
worth of tickets sold by j Russell
Gnau. sales AT clubs will approach
s., 800 and tho public sales $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Monroe Golf and Country Club,
where the last pro-amateur was
held. has some fine holes. among
them the fourteenth and fifteenth,
both par four holes. Many of the
Detroiters commented upon the
tween Monroe S
fifteenth and the same hole at
North Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Briggs SoftbdH
Ten Eliminated

Continued from First Sport Page
tempted rally in the final inning
was cut short after Mike Smith,
Briggs catcher, doubled 10 score
ButkowSki, who had walked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

succeeds Jack LaRoSe, who was
runnerup.
Junior Medal Play-Dick Whit
ing. Also won in 1910.
l.. A. Young Tourney - Pat
Sawyer. succeeds Chuck kocsis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

In the American League YOU have only one
Dykes. In the National have six seven.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
Just Not So

Employers frequently arc like
the man who takes drink to
stop cold that he thinks he's
going 10 catch sometime next
week
They offer a variety OF reasons
for rejecting the union shop. in
Guiding: That a union shop inter
feres with an employees right to
determination. that II makes
the union judge Of n mans right
to be employed. that II destroys
discipline and efficiency. that II
places tho union In a position
where II can checkmate the man
agcment's operating policies.
All Of these reasons frequently
arise from the II don't want
union shop" attitude. All Of them
may he answered by the statement
that experience simply has proved
them untrue.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18

extensive service to deal specific
ally with this problem.
Opposition 20 the union shop
stems more from employer organ
nations than from individual en-
pioyers - probably because out
fits like the National Association
Of Manufacturer find that mill
tant reaction enhances their
chance OF existence. The United
States Department Of Labor has
discovered that employers Oppo-
sition TO the union shop -was due
not 40 much TO their objection 20
the union shop. A. 10 their unwil-
lingness 10 accept collective bar
ginning"
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
Why Opposition

cheney and OUTPUT.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
Democracy at Work

This comparison has been ably
put by an official Of the Steel
Workers Organizing Committee,
who said:
'When these ideas are applied
30 union-employer relations they
operate. with some variations. ms
they do In n political democracy.
The union elected by n majority
Of the workers in any one plant
represents them all.
The minorities. as In any one
Congressional district. are unrcp-
resented. The majority union bar
gains with the employer for all
workers. and the minority Is re-
quired 20 abide by the conditions
Of employment favored by the ma
jority."
"All the workers are hound by
the union-cmploycr contract. The
wage increases. shorter hours. and
other benefits secured by thu ma
jority are enjoyed likewise ny the
minority. The union has 20 pay
hall rent. postage and grievance
committeeman for lost time and
other expenses.
To meet these obligations ey-
cry member must pay the taxes--
union dues--Ievied by and for the
support Of the union. All the work
ers derive equal benefits from the
union. and therefore they must all
share equally in paying the cost
Of its upkcep. :"
a union firmly established
through union shop contract can
turn its energies toward improv-
ing production. feeling that It's
members. with tho employer. have
a real stake in the plants eff
cheney and OUTPUT.