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La gaceta., 1941-07-22

-iOh, sonora de NGnezL
murmur6 la franeesa, moyien,
do la cabeza con actitud desola.
da-; iAue horrible, que horri.
blel...
-iEstG no poder consentir.
se!-anadi6 la inglesa a su vez,
apretando los dientes con in
mensa c6lera-. iSer un atrope.
LA, un atropeHGI...
En- seguida. las tres cOmenza-
ron q contarse de sus vidas en-
aquellos largos meses.
Maria les dijo que las habia
dorado por muertas.
-iY nOsotras a usted-con-
testo la francesa-. Ezra tan in
verosfmil que nos dejaran vivir
estos salvajesi. t..
Il Experiences ell finall-co-
ment6 Maria de la Cruz. iYo
10 temo TODD de estas gentes /!
iY como ha sidO que las traigan
q uStedes aqui7.., IVA no nos
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
OEPORTES
Ell ITALIANO BETTINA Sc
iBATIRA HOY CON RED
BURMAN

New York, Julio 22.-Esta
noche Sc efectuara en- Ebbetts
Field, Brooklyn, la pelea entire
Ell italiano Melio Bettina, excam
pe6n del peso complete ligero,
y Red Burman, de Baltimore.
Bettina estima que un triun-
TO sobre Burman lie abrira ell ca
mino para un combate con Jose
Luis, ell campe6n de los pesos
completes.
Mike Jacobs proyecta un
match entire ell italiano y Billy
Conn, en- ell case de que ell pri-
Nero derrote a su contrario de
manera convincente.
Las apuestas, en- proportion
de 6 a 5, sc hallan a favor de
Burman, por su mayor peso.
Completan ell programa dos
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

La p9lota Intersocial, Ia uni
ca productive en- Ybor City, nc
puede exiStir sin ell apoyo direc-
to de las ~socieiades.
81 a las ncvenas Sc les quitan
los nombres de las sociedades el
pGblico Sc retirara.
La discipline debe reforzar-
Sc v para lograrlo es completa-
mente indispensable Ia coopera-
ci6n de los peloteros con los dl-
rectores,
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

militares para que en- union de
dos arquitectos civiles examina-
sen la estructura y lie rindiesen
un concienzudo informe.
Opinaron los arquitectos que,
a su juicio, seria INSECURE ofre-
Ger en- la Arena otras funciones
Los cimientos han sido nina
dos por los insectos y la propie-
dad Sc hana situada dentro dc
un lugar reservado para ell ejer-
cito.
Frank La Marque anunci6 que
iniciara gestiones para ofrecel
al aire libre, en- Phillips Field
la pelea entire el espanol Claudio
Villar y ell tejano Joe Turner.
No Sc sabe que hara Ell empire,
sario Pinto con sus programs
de luchadores y ell oso Ginger.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

A ratios lloraba, con un des-
c~onsuelo sin fin. como Ell que Sc
despide de todos los bienes de la
vida, de todos los recuerdos dull
ces, de todas las cosas buenas
que han pasado por nuestro co.
raz6n.
A ratios tambien, su alma
fuerte. reaccionando contra IA
depression terrible, contra Ia
completa desesperanza, Sc err
guia, y sus puios Sc cerraban
y de sus labios resecos y descC-
loridos. sc escapaban palabras
de odio, de furia de venganza.
Y pasaba Ell tempo.
sCuanto tempo llevaba va en-
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

Siempre es preferible decir "a
verdad, sin rodeos, en- los probe
mas deportivoos.
Primero es retro la novena
despues Sc Gambia ldh parecer
Y Sc la dei6 jugando; Y el domin
go Sc qued6 NAL con el pdblico'
que paga para YER los desafios
que por medic de los peri6dicos
Sc anuncian.
Las sociedades que component
la Liga Intersocial tieren debe-
res para con sus miembros y
al mismo tempo no pueden olvl
dar que Ell pGblico merece STEM
pre- las mayores considerable
nes.
Tenemos Ia esperanza de que
en- la reunion de esta noche Sc SO
lucionen todas las pequehas d.
fcunltades v la Llga tome dc
nuevo su marcia regular y or
denada
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
van a separar?

van a separar?
mo figuramos que no-re.
puso Madame Juneau, por-
que la criada china que nos a.
tiende, nos ha anunciado Que
Ln+Chen, Ell barbara este que
nos retiene prisioneras, habia
ordenado que vinieramos a con-
vivir con listed.
Quien 10 ha dicho? D.. lisa
china que Sc Hama Shing-Pei?
mo. otra, que dhapurrea
algO Ell frances. por haber vivi-
do mucho en- Canton, en- Ell ba-
rrio europeo.
@Ahl
DE tOdos MOODS, lcuanto
me allegro de esto!... Ash podre-
mos defendernos mejor, 81 llega
ell case.
iAh, 81 las infelices lutheran
sabido Ell horror que las espera-
BAL.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver ell vapor Pan
Orleans y ell remolcador Chipo-
la con la barca Manatee.
No parti0 ninguna embarca-
ci6n mayor.
Marea alta a las 2:10 a. m. y
IL :06 p. M; marea baja a las
5 40 a. m. Y 7:49 p. m.
Sale ell sci a las SAT a. m. y
Sc pone a las 7:26 p. m. sale Ia
luna a las 4:17 a. m. y Sc pone
a la3 sos p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
Con 81 bate. Ia Mascota y los EspeiuslOs
tPor Tira a cuASta)

present6 con un revolver en- e.
terreno.
Lo llevaba oculto, pero Sc le
vefa.
Como ell presidente de la Liga
estimaba exagerada su alarma,
delicademente lie pidi6 la renun-
ella.
Ique derecho tendra ell publ
co a quejarse, mahana, 81 las a.
gresioneS contra los arbitros no
se castigan duramente?
Todo umpire que Sc sienta a.
menazado, traera un revolver
en- ell bolsillo; y ell p~residente &c
la Liga Sc vera obligado a re-
conocer que ell arbitro tiene de-
recrho a protegerse debidamen-
lie,
La buena educaci6n exige de
cada p~elotero un complete res
peto para ell umpire.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
LIGA NACIONAL

Los piratas, con Heintzelman
de pitcher, d~errotaron a los
Dodbers, quedando r~ebajada a
un juego su ventaja en- el pri-
mer puesto. Alfonso Lopez no
peg6 de "hit".
Pittsburgh c, 11h, lie; Brook
Ign &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

VACA.-Se vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirfjase a 2136
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

Ligera es la cOndena impues-
ia al pitcher PulidO, de tres Sc
manas de suspension y tres Pc
SOS de multa.
Pegarle a un arbitro no es
una falta, sino I'm ataque alevo-
so.
81 sc lie tolera tan grave "fal-
ia" a I'm pelotero, ell arbitro ten
dra derecho a presentarse en- el
terreno con una escopeta recor-
tada.
Ell umpire Perez, ademas, es
un hombre fino y decente.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

combates entire Lee Savold y SO
lily Krieger, Y Pat Comiskey Y
Henry Cooper,
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

Este fue Ell Gnico desafio efec'
tuado en- las grande sligas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-22

FL aho pasado, un arbitro, a.
menazado indirectamente, Sc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

room. The SMALL tables were
Centered with red candl-S in brass
holders tied with large bows of red
ribbon. The table in the dining room
was laid with d lovely cutNork cloth
and in the center was a wreath of
green's interspersed with small silver
bells. Silver ~candlesticks holding
red candles were placed at Intel-
walls around the arrangement, and
wide red ribbon extended the fun
length OF the table. The desscrt
course was cakes decorated a-
Christmas n~osegays.
Presents consisting of defen,a
stamps were distributed. and MI
II. y. Newell. a charter member a..
the club who is leaving soon Ia
make her home in Columbia. S. <.
was presented silver by the club.
those present Wers: Mr.. +. &
{ Mrs. John Lee WcSter. Mr.
Il, (. H. BadfeHd. Mrs. II. \. NeW2i.
Mrs. r. S. John on, Mrs. ". NJ. Coz
fin, Mrs. W. H. BlacknaII, Mrs. d. 7
NcDutfee, Mrs, G. S. Dodd, Mrs. S
+. Jennette, Mrs. Z. Z. Nanny, Nh
i. y. Latta, and Mr.. Mann.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

kins, Mrs. l. v. Hughes, MR.. Z. f.
Parham, Mrs. Henry Perry, Mrs. ".
5. Parham. Mr.. Is. G.. Allen. and
W.. Leslie Perry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
Visits Sisters.

Joe Oakley of Camp Lee, Nirgini,
spent the past week end IN Hender-
ON visiting his two sisters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

RE-QUOTED: CFrom Paragraphics)
Silent Night, Holy Night. Lets
shoot a f~ireCracker.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

caught In the cobweb Werc tvel
blinking lightning bugs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS (aud IN
Crnse msmas). 49,. The strange who
stops. looks critically at yoJu Off
spring and says. Hes not much To-
hook al but he seems to have Ct ialr
disposition" emp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

MANY . word whispered INTO one
ar is heard all over the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
-Hay,Uards Teamed
Ia Retirement
Ida, Louis Share
\ Acting Honors
in Picture
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. %, - Ida
Lupino. one OF Hollywoods top
dramatic actresses, will have to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TODAY At Your Fsxo5ite MOVIE

ipCcM -Dsauindrs-M Minnesota NV. z-io2t
hLuhL OMEN S.i5. Bette Davis ard
Geo. Brent "IHL GREAT LIE" DICK
Powell Joan 0rdeii In model WIFE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
, SUTNCT0N-Ro,sl Oak. Mich.

WihffiLh open 5.f5. PARK Free Cool.
free 20 Ladies Constance Bhnus,t Cn-
reticst Fredric March. 80 F>Ds Ot8
night Wm. Powell. LOVE cRAZf.~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

$ h re honors
with her hus-
b a n d, l. oui s
III a Wv a + d. So
good is Louis in
Ladies In Re-
tirement - and
Ida a s o, for
[ h a / matter
that l. @ $ I c T
Cowan will star
II a Wv a r d in
p" Is + ! & n I o n
Rock" a Gilbert
Miller produc-
ton. This play
originally W a 5
pro q Il c @ q in
England with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Jitterbug Cameras

TO FURTHER the effect Of
violent uphcaval for a scene in
Mr Bug Goes 20 Town d.
rector Dave F.c,chcr ordered
cameras shooting IN earthquake
scene 10 90 into q movement
Which no described q, a coubina-
tlon "ShImWN-saag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
HOPE On AA G4II9A"

n Bob Hope, supposedly on has
dcdtion f1as u0thirE 10 90 Be-
Tore leaving Saturday for the
American Legion St1tndIg IN mrs
home town Cleveland ne had a
long huddle with sam Goldwyn
about Treasure. Chest. one OF
TtTe fhIHES Bob got or ms mind
is tina, he would like 10 have
Theresa Wright play the leading
femme role
But the best ncWs I've had
about Bob t5rtrtf-y- RI ttr-5rt tt7crr X
"A very good chance he viii drop
in on the LoucNa Parsons day
celebration IN Dixon. H., which
would certainty give The DiNonNcs
and all rhc other folks a big thrill
NcVcr thought 1T live 10 share q
spotlight with the one and only
liOrc and III hc steal, all the
thunder We'll. | don't know any
e4iae Il father, frtat Seeerd -tttiftfe
10. Bet Ronald Reagan whom
DIXON j. getting ready 20 give q
royal welcome - feels the same
say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Famous
Equestrian
At Fair

CAPT. WILLIAM HEYER,
celebrated horseman and former
trainer Of stock for the kings Of
Belgium and Sweden, viii be one
of the feature attractions in the
Circus at the Coliseum. during the
Michigan State Far. August -
through September Z.
When the equestrian appears
here he Will feature one of the
rare breed OF LippIzanc horses,
claimed 10 be the most educated
of the equine family. The horse
"Arduro' vitk Hicycr astridc viii
offer such intricate mancuvcrs as
the pirouettc in piafle. gallon in
time, involved trayersos and the
Spanish trot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
GINGER IN DEMAND

Rcd-hcadcd Ginger Rogers is
row In the enVahie position OF
having al the studio, hId for her
RcWarkable the strides shc has
made since she first came "a Holly
wood and played bus IN Warner
musicals, I've known Ginger since
Aho made Her flF-i- R4oRfe 4gd ~
me her story $ one OF Hollywood s.
most spectacular success sagaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Leslie Howard and II was al first
the intention Of Miller and Cowan
10 try 10 get him for the role
he created. But after Ladies
In Retirement was preVlcWed,
that idea was forgotten.
-Spn44klnc- Ida--lt-- certainly
proves the movies are growing up
when she and Bette Davis are
willing 10 commit murder for
their art For years our top
femme faVorlleS were only willing
10 be seen as VirtuouS maldcnS
pure as the driven snow. Nova
DAYS they are willing to vary
thor characterizatlonS and offer
Us an occasional good murder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

hLuL''i Nefirees Daily ioprs Omen I fa.
Robert Ioutspm and ingr'd Bergman .
f'RhGE IL HLANIN." "ROtD ~HON.f
Caroie Lands. Extra: llfreF Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ypAMrp-MlchIsau at rhIriy-anh st.


5 hhhlnLh Abrotf and Costello IN
in mr. NAVY Grace Bradley apd
Jack Hot IN nm GRtAT >NINDLE."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29

oSANTA MONICA, Calf,
April 29-(F-Just name your
sport, pal, and Douglas Aircraft
CO. employees will be glad to call
you for marbles, chalk or let
tuce.
Former athletes now making
Douglas planes in Uncle Sans
defense program include q
tackle who put Southern Cal
into the 1910 Rose Bowl; an in
tercollegiate A. A. A. A. discus
king, and an Olympics swimmer.
Phil Gaspar's point after
touchdown was the Trojan's vic
tory margin over Oregon. It
gave Southern Cal q tie with
University of California at Los
Angeles for the Pacific Coast
league football crown. League
officials then voted the Trojans
into the bowl where they chuck
ed Tennessee.
Speaking of passes, there was
that goal to goal pitch and run
in 1882 on which U.C.L.A. float
ed to a 7-6 victory over Oregon.
Ransom (Pants) Livesay, who
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Army Chief Denies
Draft Law Changes
AItsro.ion Of Age.
Service Diseloinsed

WASHINGTON, April 29-tR
Straight from General George
c. Marshall, army chief of staff,
a House appropriations subcom-
mittee learned that the war de-
partment has no present inten-
ton of asking Congress to
change the 21-35 draft ages, or
extend the one-year training
period for selectees.
Chairman Snyder (-DPa) of
the war department appropria-
tons subcommittee today dis
closed this testimony which he
said Marshall had given in q
brief discussion of the operation
of the selective service law.
Snyder quoted Marshall as
testifying specifically that the
department has no plans to ask
Congress to order an extension
of the one-year training period
for any person subjected to q
years training under existing
law.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Weather Prophets
Sought by Air Corps
sslfridss Enlisted Men
Invited 70 Quolify .5

OAmateur weather prophets ell
gible for military service may
become full-fledged weather OBJ
servers and forecasters In the
Army Air Corps, according to
War Department dispatches re-
ceived here today.
Selfridge Field enlisted men
have already been invited to
qualify as weather observers and
forecasters, other recruits are
expected. They should be we'll
grounded in mathematics and
physics.
Special weather forecasters'
courses are being conducted at
the Air Corps Technical Train
ing School at Chanute Field,
Rantoul, Illinois, for men serv-
ing a three-year enlistment. They
need high school educations or
the equivalent, and must mani
fest special aptitude for this
type Of training as indicated by
Army Alpha and mathematics
examinations.
Upon completion Of either
course an enlisted man becomes
eligible for increased pay as q
non-commissioned officer or spe-
cialist.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
IheRambing Reporter

Credit . North Macomb su-
pefvisor with the most novel
description Of . journalist.
But before we quote him, let's
turn to .Webster's New Inter-
national for the accepted def
milton.
Webster says: 1. The conduc-
tor of q public journal, or one
whose business Is to write for
a public journal: an editorial or
other professional writer for q
periodical.
In other words, journalist u
. high falntin' synonym for
Newspaper reporter. The term
h seldom used excepting BY
the cub reporter In describing
his profession 70 . girl he has
just met.
But our supervisor friend de.
scribes q journalist like this:
Zone Of those pencil-fellers with
lily white hands who has never
done q real Gays work In his
life."
Frankly, friends, Il amt 20.
Why, our finger tips are Just
q mass Of callouses after we've
shaved over our hot typewriter
for . whole day.
"A pencil Teller" huh! We
deny the allegation, sir, and q
pox upon you. So there!
Today's true story: The
scene was laid In . Detroit bus
depot 1t 2:3o o'clock one
morning not % Ieng age. The
characters: A comely Mount
Clemens miss Just rsturned
from . week END trip - Chi
cage and q lecal married man
wire had worked late at Nh
office n Detroit.
A. the curtain rises the girl,
weary from her long trip. sits
on her suitcase, In Tho depot
When the man enters, The two
exchange SrsetinSS because. a.
tee Ill, they've known each other
for years.
A. ~ bas neass noesnt
CIs0ensy Ne gisl la1Ieotes ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Name Your Sport
DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT EMPLOYEES WILL MATCH
you, EVEN STEPHEN, FOR PEANUTS
OR MARBLES

caught it and. ploughed mud 70
yards to score on the games
final play is with Douglas.
other gridders on Douglas
payroll include Howard .Cleve-
land, halfback with Kansas State
and the Los Angeles pro bull
dogs; Cecil Mulleneaux, center
eight years with Green Bays
powerhouse packers, and Cal
Clemens, one of the best block
ing backs produced at Southern
Cal.
Wanta fight? Goldie Hess, who
met Ave world champions in his
lightweight boxing career and
quit to protect a bad eye, has
been out here two years. He
rates Bud Taylor the toughest
guy he ever fought. The other
ring kings were Barney Ross.
Tod Morgan, Jackie Kid Berg
and Tony Canzoneri.
Oh yes, that Olympic swim.
mer was Tom Won Blankenburg,
member Of the 1923 team.
Return to Gaspar q minute. He
threw the discus $50 feet to win
the ICAAAA championship In
1899. Another trackman Is Nor.
man Hickerson, former Califor.
mia u. hurdler.
Something less strenuous?
Ralph Evans, runnerup in last
years Southern California tour
ney, will take you on for q
round Of golf or Ernie Soest,
rated the best kegler in Southern
California, Is ready for q game
of 10 pins.
Dudley Lee, former major and
coast league infielder, and Frank
Richer, erstwhile Por. land coast
league catcher. can give the boys
a few tips on the diamond sport
Then there's Jack Reed, cap.
tain. of the 1882 California u,
basketball team; Clark Shaugh.
messy, Jr., son Of Stanford
big "T" man, and Freddie Gil.
more, Is years a boxing referee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Stale Lifts Weiqhi
Bans on Highways

Oweisht restrictions have been
lifted on al state roads from
the south state line north to
M-21 for trucks carrying normal
loads, according TO s. w. Dubee,
state maintenance engineer for
the Macomb county district.
The order became effective
Monday, April 20, at 8 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Thieves Loot
Warren House
$50 Loot 10
Token Sundoy

OSheriffs deputies today were
seeking thieves who broke into
a Warren township home some
time Sunday night and escaped
with approximately $50 In loot.
Deputy Sheriff Corne ! III $
Gudenau said that Mrs. Helen
Hammack, of 22600 Oak Lake,
reported that q gold watch, a
hashlight and q reading glass
were stolen from her home by
the burglars.
Entry was gained through a
bedroom window.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
INTERVIEW

Is afraid to walk 70 her home
because Of the late Tor early)
hour. The man who, incident
ally, has been long married
and ID the father Of several
children, suggests . taxi and
she agrees.
They leave the bus. Not q sin
gle taxi b In sight % together
they enter the lobby Of . down.
town hotel to telephone. The
man carries the suit case a they
approach the desk.
The night clerk shoves the
Register forward ana with q
sly smile inquiries, "Want 70
registef?"
Suffice TO say, both the man
and the girl blushed furiously
rs they explsined their purpose
And now our hero has decided
the clerk was simply pulling his
leg.
%
Rube King, popular man.
ager Of the 3. B. Kresge com.
pany, fears . transfer Will take
him from Mount Clemens. No,
company officials haven't IN.
dlcated he will bo sent else.
where.
It's like this. Every time Rube
has been elected president Of q
service club, m immediate trans
fer followed. He headed the
Lions Club 1t Columbus when
ordered here and. now that he's
president-elect If the Mount
Clemens Rotary Club, he fears
another change u In the offins.
- }. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
MountClenens
High Notes
GLEE CLUB
By KethEyn Detes

GLEE CLUB
The combined Glee Clubs are
excused today to rehearse for
1.-THE FREELY" the 9Th, 7th, and
9th hours. This will be q COM
plete rehearsal of all the acts
with both the principals and the
chorus. The dress rehearsal Is
scheduled for six pm. Wednes-
day. f'-
Tickets were given out yes
terday for the productions and
they are selling fast. Tickets may
DO purchased from any member
Of the glee clubs.
GOLF MATCH
The Mount Clemens golf team
will play against Royal Oak this
Afternoon at 4 pm. The follow
ing boys will participate in the
match and ara excused at $50:
Fred Harder, Tom Breitmeyer,
Victor Potoroka, Ronald Suther-
land, Jim Smith and Harry Brett
meyer.
l. 3. 3.
The ISIS. held : regular meet
ing yesterday after school and
several members read letters
which they have received from
foreign countries. Dues were
also collected.
RED CROSS
The, Red Cross had an open
meeting yesterday and took on
many new members. New Off
GERS who will serve on an adj
visory board until next Septem-.
Der and the heads Of various
committees were announced.
INTERVIEW
Professor Thomas H. King of
Michigan State College inter-
viewed prospective students this
afternoon In the principals Of
flee. Representatives from sew
eral other colleges are expected
very soon also.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29

About the POTTER!a q
in mind tho the welfare Of Mount Clemens and
whom the pottery worker: important bor
With thot IN mind. let's Toxic q look at FACTS.
The Mount Clemens Pottery Company has been opera
trouble has disturbed seody increasing producton
5000 90 per doy Or MILLION AND HALF DoILARsFs.
Since first Of yeor Mount cIemsn. Pottery
Company has increases into effect which would
proxmote $4,000 during the year ls4l.
Its the ONLY dinnewore plant the country which svss
vacations WITH PAY.
pIoyee. hove PARTICIPATES III THE YEARLY EARfilNes
1t Of record thot the Mount Clemens Potte1
Company has owoys paid wages AS GOOD OR BETTER them
those paid in other potteries in the United States.
All Of the above policies put into effect
LY, without strikes demands from workers resulting
the Mount Clemens Pottery Company operating under to
5253 Plan, which ii simpler language 81 weeks
outof 81 with S. week: pay. sssla ~ MA
the Pottery operations that hoxs taken for
we're oil going to miss these poyros and whot
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TY- ASSET to their fomiss and their community
What con be done? ss41
Well !obor organizations claim representation i
Pottery. Ia addition. large number O. workers not
oted with any organization. zzSSa@4a
One Of the workers groups has sisnfsd Willingness g.
hove election at an eoTIy dote. while the pons
operotion. An early election opposed ~ another
Under present laws, the Company itself cannot tote
although Officials Of the Company hove offered g
the plant with all workers returning their Jobs
discrimination. Furthermore, the Company hos
election provided by low 10 determine which
on represents majority and would therefore bGccAo t
Bargaining agency. ssM]
The majority Of the workers willing g - baek
work. They need their weekly pay checks. customes
Pottery need and the product method q setail
putss this type provided BY law. Wodnt -
ordinary everybody to toke odvontoge al
provisions Labor Lows election
workers themselves decide by majority wore. whc s
them their agent? Opposition Q such - s
should Be pemittsd because every day O. delay
yond computation. Under the best Of circumstances
employees, their fomies Mount Clemens whc1os
ready reaches almost 100000 sSsgR
Let's have ACTION! Let the parties responsb(o ~ M
delay ra=onanino the Pottery @ TT