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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

One Of the most effective. but
simplest. window treatments 10
arrange Is the simple swag over
lace or net. Have the lace curtains
cover the entire window. falling In
fun. deep folds just clearing the
floor. or. II you prefer. reaching 10
sill length. A swag across the top
10 made OF a length Of the net. a
fabric matching sllpooysrs In the
room. or some harmonious plain
material. pulled through rings At
the top corners 81 the window. the
ends falling In . isbot. . yard or
less in length. down each side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

To make celery eurls. cut celery
stalks into pieces about four inches
long Make four or five inoisinns
down stalk 10 within an inch 81 the
end immsrss In cold water and
put In refrigerator for several
hours The split ends will curl
back Celery ouris make an at.
tractiye Earnish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Makeup Manners" Of Some Girls
Cause Escorts Embarrassment
Thouehtess Guests Who Leave Scarlet Mari on Coffee
Cups and Guest towels Also Aesrsvs'e Hos'emes
Bv CYNTHIA GREY

What's than hair combing in public? Frankly We
can't think Of thing that's really but there many
things that are Just : annoying.
For instance there's the girl who leaves mark every
coffee cup napkin towel she She's the buga-
boo Of every hostess and she'd better be careful
she find her invitations falling off like the needles OF
last years Christmas And chances she won't know
why She'll disgust her escort too for there's nothing
hates than that teta scarlet rim his
dinner tnnr,s cnffen Gun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
HEART sHAPrD NARMAt.ADE
BANARfA>

Two packages orsngs-flsvored
gelatin. a. cups hot water. a
teaspoon salt. 1 cup heavy cream.
y cup orange msrmsiadc.
Dissolve gelatin In hot water
Add salt. chill until cold and
syrupy Fold In cream. whipped
only until thick and shiny. but not
stiff. Fold in msfmalade. Chill
until slightly thickened. Turn into
heart-shapcd mold Chill with
whipped cream molds dotted with
marmalade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Hollywood Redcores Frenc" FrOcks Sporting Fine Hadt0rl
Day Calls for
Entertaining

Valentines dsy calls Tor party
Nevertheless. the principle ~ sl<s
suyins. a. part - ear natiousl
defense program. must not Ss fer
gotten. pan ycur bridge iuneheen
o. supper party fof Valentine :
With pieasur, and novelty IN mind,
eut follow the rule q good nutfi-
ton Tor minimum cost
For . buffet supper after
dance. plan a fairly substantial
spread. Pink should ~ the pr
vailinr caiof. hut dent cVerde 4
SUPER NE>u
Celery stuffed With pimsnto
cheese. oreamed oysters nth
green peas In patty shells OF toast.
ed bread cases. heart-shaped mar
naaisde BavarAn. coffee.
Cresmed chicken or veal can be
substituted for the aysters
oysters are In season now. To-
day they are shipped all over the
country and sold shelied In con-
tainers. fresh and wholesome. To
serve Il guests. buy three pints
Of oysters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Twelve tablespoons butter, Il
tablespoons flour. teaspoon sat.
z. teaspoon pepper. ; tablespoons
paprtka. quart rich milk. \ Rints
shelied oysters. ! teaspoon lemen
juice
Melt butter In lsrr. sauce pan.
stir In flour and seasoning. BLEND
thoroughly and cook over boiling
water for s minutes. Then stir in
milk. little st . time. stirring
carefully to keep smooth. Place
over direct hut low heat When
mixture begins 10 thicksn and
comes 20 boil add oysters Cook
slowly until edges Of oysters be
gin 20 curl stir in lemon juice
and serve At once in warmed pat.
" shells or in cases made ~ bread
slowly toasted in tn. oven. Serve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Bslo~ are ths answers II fsse
questions printed an TIE Edstaslat
page
l. EaGilsh hish~aymsa.
2. Anemonstsf.
q Ecuador.
4. Ia raA
q Ninety.
q Cold ~sfsr.
7. Articles az Csnfedesatioa.
4. odd russ and rsathsfs*
D. Invention.
10. Oliver Wendell Hnlmse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05


At least that is what the young
man who signs himself Dis
gusted" has to say. and he adds
that he is not speaking for him.
self alone but for men in general.
he writes:
Dear Miss Grey: I broke up with
one girl because Of her "lpstiek
manners" and now IT looks as II
it's going 10 send another romance
on the rocks Can't anything be
done about that scarlet rim that
all would-be glamour girls leave
on every cup and glass they use :
To me its downright disgusting
and do not speak for myself
alone. I don't know Of single
fellow who relishes the idea of
dining with a girl whose coffee
cup. napkin and even silverware
become smeared with lipstick as
table.
Perhaps I'm just too finicky,
but ! don't think so. I also hate
10 be with a girl who is forever
primping and posing. And hair
oombing in public simply makes
my blood boil.
l hope you print this letter, Miss
Grey, not so much because ex-
pect an answer. but in the hopes
II will somehow do some good.
Frankly I'm fed up with this
glamour business If it continues
to call for messy makeup manners.
DISGUSTED.
Dear Disguised: I am glad 10
get the masculine point OF view
on the subject and To he able
10 print your letter. That trail
of lipstick so many girls and
women leave everywhere they
20 Is not only disgusting, II
is the hcighth Of bad manners.
And it's all 80 unnecessary too.
All that girl needs 10 do Is
to blot her lips neatly with
facial tissue before she sits
down TO dine.
As you say. hair combing in
public is also a disgusting habit
and 80 Is the tossing Of ones
long bob from side to side. Girls
should learn to keep their hair
to themselves.
And here are some more donts
for all girls who would he
popular with both hostesses and
escorts:
Don't Use soiled powder puffs
and don't sprinkle powder
wherever YOU 20.
Don't hit your fingernaiIs.
Don't use too much perfume.
Don't wear Clipped nail polish.
Instead, they should make
themselves look as pretty as pos
sible, using the makeup. dress
and coiffure that will stay look
ing the incest for the longest
length Of time and then forget
themselves completely.
Dear Miss Grey: NY legs are
too large for the rest Of my body
and was wondering If you could
suggest an exercise that would
benefit me. Also are there any
exercises that one can take to
improve the circulation.
I would appreciate a prompt
reply, Miss Grey. as I am very
anxious to improve my appear
ence. J. NJ.
Dear J. NJ: This exercise
should improve YOUR circuIa-
tion-StaDd erect, chest high
and feet flat on the floor. stretch
your arms above your head. Now
reach up as high as possible,
first with one arm. then with
the other. DO this about ten
times. 1t will give your ribs
real stretch and make your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Pouring Coffee at Restaurant

II you're not using il, sell II with
Fsst-Aetion Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
CROCHETEO MEDALLION

Irish Rose cosy nedoion 10 crochet and ore thots
delight you with IFS dontness when oneo INTO speoo
cloth sort Use string finer Poitefn 2724
directions for neooion, Illustrations Of and stitches
photograph OF roeoolIion; rnoteriols required
Send end token for this pattern
The Tocorno Times Neediecrofi dept Write plainly pot
tern number. your name and oodresS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

to-stiteh outfits for every age.
every hour II shows original. dis
tinctlve designs in suits. enssp.
blss. sportswssr. afternoon and
evening frocks and home styles
IL brings news Of fabrics and se-
cess0rlss. A yslusbls book 10 keep
at home for easy references. and i,s
ioS cost Is 10 cents The Pattern
IL 10 cents. too. and the Book and
Pattern together cost just 20 esHts
and tax toksba
Send your order 70 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

ehIsf linen with venstiss- sassA
tucss from top 10 hem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Handkerchief
Linen Used
New Dresses Are Gay With
tiemssisehins. Embroidery

HOIlzNNtNpO n I've sTF1n1
collections there 10 . type ~ frce<
that hss hesn ARREST srrxesssr
since talieres srort. clothes srd
rsasy peasant skirts e~csme persi-
lar. sna Stree srutreissrv hcsrs
went out ~ circulation.
We us~t n esii them Preach
dresses fsveu though they weren't
lmporsesl. ana tnes wes~ made a
handkerchief itren n pastel shades
with ~. hanfw~rs trims that ct
them apart frrm our everyday.
machine made dresses We wors
than On nlAsins MT summer daye.
10 church and afternoon hstdge
parties ana esuh meetinGs
yoa vent &c very many ~
thsm. rot more than . couple In
each collection. because their hand
work puts them In . price hrseses
that's nigh FOE eottan dresses Hut
n YOU can take time of from knit
ting. yea might consider making
one for yourself. FOE youF very sps-
cisi summer dsy dress Hem.
stitching. embroidery. designs In
braid. cut work any ~ these ssil
make your French dress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Does Not Make Young Grand
mother ANY Older 10 Be Called
Granny Than by Pet Name
Nv EMILY POST

In my opinion IL certainly does
not make young grandmother
seem any older 10 be called
Granny" or Grandma" instead
Of Kitty Pie" tan actual exam
pleD or some other pet name. Per
sonally. l prefer "Grandmama. -
However. the following letter asks
definitely: What can grandpar-
ents be called instead of grand
mother and grandfather We are
very young for grandparents and
we think we'd rather be called
something else If that is possible"
Mama Mary" and Papa John"
are sometimes used for grandpar-
ents. and Of course there is al
ways the likelihood of a baby-talk
name that a young child unless
discouraged will make up for you
both. one little boy ! know calls
/ his grandfather Dear and his
grandmother "Dearie." In New
York one hears occasional children
calling their grandparents by their
+ first names but ! am inclined to
/ believe that outside of certain
ultra-casual groups, people hear
ing child call its grandmother
Mary would think the child i'm
pertinent. My own feeling is per
haps a sentimental one but to me
the names that Enthusiastically mean
mother, father, grandmother and
grandfather are all too precious To
be relinquished by those who are
so fortunate as TO have the right
TO be called by them.
! Pouring Coffee at Restaurant
/ Dear Mrs. Post: When dining in
restaurant, If the waiter stands
pot Of coffee on the table and
then walks away. who pours it
am | supposed to or the man I'm
+ having dinner with?
Answer: Correctly. pouring" Is
feminine accomplishment, but
this rule is Of no Importance fur
ther than Of doing what seems
natural. That is. if the pot is
nearer TO you than to him or if it
is placed on your right. you pour
II. II the waiter has placed il for
your companion to pour, then he
does.
.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
NAMES PLAIN
DagnN PRETTY

A vsne-issf embroidery AZ white
on hIue and hue IN white gives
an unusual touch In the linen Nh
frcch wcrn BY cehina wright. ~.
a froes that would No pretty.
but too plain without thls hand
work In another model by the
ssme designer. Msr1oris. there's No
e,h front but just . dssp. ~ids
white shoulder yoss set onts ths
linen With the wins leaves
Another variation that I've sesn
10 . hsrisquin dress one aide
white. the other dark coier with
hs vertical. front and hack seams
Joined with the leaf emeroidsry.
The truck worn by Ida Larins
10 from Louells naiisrino. ~ho uses
. lot II embroidery q. her dssigns,
though usually In peasant banding
or wool flowers This one. n sun
yellow linen with . front psnsl ~
whits. has graduated squares 81
yellow inset on tho bodice. They're
outlined In very narrow wnits
braid. and tho designs IN thu
tiles" or squares are flowers made
~ tho eoiled and stitched do~n
braid. A narrow white kid halt
and white linsn undsr-cuffs are
light touches.
EMBROIDERY uaGD
FOR MOaE THAN TAIN
soutsche braid 10 . hsnd.trim
that Rko's designer. Rance. likes
for . number Of outfits She has
almost covered . whits linen
blouse. topper 10 linen Stacks. with
scrolI~ork ~ navy bIua braid. and
uses magenta braid msxss ON the
tight cuffs and collar of . full
sissved olive green sllk froeh.
More and more. eyslet-punehsd
and flower.shower embroidery 10
being used for entire summer
dresses. not just for lingerie trims
In the expensive cotton fabrics.
there are some Mexican Imports
~ thin. soft cottona. hsm.stitensd
and with drswn-work hands done
In bright blues and reds. hui u
these are too bright, your
French drsss needn't 10 mnfs
sia.araf. than t. nbifs hsndkeFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Hoily~ood bread tam 90 IHsa1,fzfsI. Hol-
Ivwood Bread - baked Tor your oom~unlf,
-rriu.ivsiy ~ LsnEendOff- h.seri OF IN.
hresd Iudged Anenczs finest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Takes Up $3.50 Collection TO Get New Father
Out Of Jail TO Side Of Critically III Wife

It took 7-pound, 6-ounce baby
boy, a medical crisis, chief as
sistant turnkey with eight chill
dren, and SIS TO do II, but
Raymond Boaz, 80, is out of his
Wayne County jail cell today, an
absolutely free man.
Boaz landed in the cell because
he could not pay a SIS Traffic
Court fne,-E Efforts began te-ift1-
crate him so he could see his new
son. born 20 Mrs. Homer Ann Boaz
yesterday in Herman Kiefer Hos
pital.
Complications set in and Boaz
was told by hospital physicians 10
make himself available for a blood
TRANSMISSION If his wife required
one.
Efforts 10 release Boaz halted
when il was discovered that he
had received Is traffic tickets
four Of them for reckless driving
in 1871, and that he had refused
to answer court summonseS.
There the matter rested until
late last night when Chief Assist
ant Turnkey Dan j. ODonnell ar
rived for work at the Jail
Dan runs the jail nights ~tth
his left hand, operates Dan O'Don-
nell's tavern in Grand River ave-
nue. with the other, and presides
as the father of eight children in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

between. The sight of Boaz dis
consulate in his cell. barred from
his ailing wife and newborn son,
all because of a mere SIS was too
much for Dan
Before the night was over, from
Jail employees and prisoners. Dan
collected $3.50, used SIS 10 pay
off Boaz' fine. and gave Boaz the
81 a. fer breakfast money.
When last seen, BoaZ was sit
ting happily in his wife's room in
Herman Keifer Hospital, looking
alternately at her and his new son
Just 10 make things complete. il
looks now like Mrs. Boaz won
need that TRANSMISSION either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
List Schedule
For Indu(tees
Tim,. stan Correspondent,

LANSING. oct. 17.-Induction
schedule for Wayne County local
draft boards in November was an
nounced by State Selective Service
headquarters today as follows;
November 10 Board Is, Ia, II.
IA: II. 10; Is. 80: II, u.
November l4-9. IS; Is. 27: 80.
%, 81, 81; 80. IS; 80, 81; az, %.
November Ia. %: 6. %: II,
25; II. 81; -, 10; Ia, "a; Is, Is;
as. q.
November 25-7, 25; 10 %; 20.
"a; 26, Ii; Is, IS; %, 20; "a, II;
AZ. 8.
November 26 g. %; 10, 25; IS.
%; 3S. II; 40, p, al. SO, a., IS.
AZ. q. as. IS. SO. 81.
November IS p, rs. az, p; 50.
IS; 81. %; 81, 20; So, Is SIS, 20;
go. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
H. F. Mccormick
Dies Of Stroke
International News Service wiz,

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct
17.-Private funeral services were
being arranged today for Harold
F. Mccormick. multimillionaire
chairman of the board of the In
ternational Harvester Company
and central figure in three ro-
mantle marriages. who died yes
terday al his Beverly Hills estate
Death was caused by a cerebral
hemorrhage He had been a par
tial invalid for many years. hav-
ing suffered from arthritiS and
recurrent heart attacks. He was
90 years old.
Two great American fortunes
were combined when he took his
first bride. Edith Rockefeller.
daughter Of tho late John D.
Rockefeller. oil king. He married
her shortly after his graduation
from Princeton in 1895 and for
many years she reigned as the
queen of Chicago society from
Continued on Page Six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Fraud Charged
To Ex-0ffi(idIs
In Brewery Sale
{. & B. Seeks $3.50, 900,
Charging Regal Firm
Was Foisted on II


The unfolding Of a tale of
bonus Juggling and falsif-
cation of values among former
officers Of two Detroit breweries
was to begin today with the cali
ing OF the first witness in the
trial of a S7500O0 suit against
former executives OF the Eckhardt
and Becker and Regal brewing
companies.
The Eckhardt and Becker com
pany is suing a group Of its own
and Royals one-time officers,
charging fraud in the sale of the
Regal company 10 h. and b. in
1887. The plaintiff charges the
Regal brewery was worth no
where near the price of 100000
10 S740, 900 depending on how il
was paid which was agreed on.
1t asks return OF all taxes,
insurance and upkeep costs since
February, 1887. as we'll as approx
imately sos 600 in payments on
the property which is now held
in escrow.
Regal MASON the verge Of
bankruptcy, losing money each
month, when these defendandts
arranged for r. and b. TO buy
Regal out" charged John p.
O'Hara, attorney for the plain
tiff. in his opening statement
yesterday.
"After the sale agreement was
entered into, Regal closed its
doors and never operated there
after"
Circuit Judge Arthur Webster
is hearing the case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
L FreSEiaiiasp--Dsanked

What started out 10 be the ira
dIuonal University Of Detroit
Freshman tug-o-war
ended In a one-man dunking party
in the lagoon al the Palmer Park
Casino yesterday.
With much fanfare and many
advance notices. the two teams.
theoretically ID men from each
class. were 10 meet across the
lagoon and attempt each 70 pull
the other into and across the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

freshmen released the rope and
fed.
The winning team picked itself
up and after a spirited chase cap
tured Leroy Luno, slowest fresh
man. and dunked him in the
lagoon solo, leaving the soph
honor unimpaired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

water in the best haze-less uni
verSity manner.
So when only four froSh showed
up as against 80 Sophs, the frosh
decided that for the sake Of ira
diton, the tug-o-war would 70 on
The inevitable result was that the
froSh soon found themselves al the
brink of the lagoon and losing
steadily. Customarily the four
would have been dragged gasping
10 the other side. but the script
was scrapped al this point as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Lille Women Beware Dog House Occupants
Unite for Freedom; Seek 500 Members
Times stan Correspondent

ring 10 husbands is to be halted
Immediately
4 In disputes over which
radio program should be tuned
in. the husbands choice Is final.
5-The husband 10 keep the
key 10 the closet where wife
stores weapons she is accus-
toned 10 throwing
IT'S NO USE
Another complaint against the
Abused Husbands Protection As
ISOLATION was that the men forgot
TO ask their wives II IL were all
right 10 join.
Maybe if Archie Bricker had
consulted his better half, he might
never have started the movement
which has so many possibilities.
Mrs. Bricker snorted and said
Archie wOn's be out of the
dog house for a long time, no
matter what any other husbands
do or say"
Anyway. Archie. you tried!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Soldiers Death Probed

FORT CUSTER, Oct. 11.-Hos-
pitaT authorities today investi-
gated the death of Private Charles
w. Collier, Is. of Chicago, mem
Der of the Ninety-Fourth En-
gineer Battalion. Collier entered
the hospital for treatment Of
malaria, but the cause of death
has not been determined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
HECKLING VS.. JAZZ

For the most part the demon
strators. nearly so per cent womne,
marched through the store heck
ling customers and approximately
100 non-striking sales girls. sing
ing and shouting.
a public address system playing
jazz records, added 10 the confu-
sion.
Guards and uniformed policemen
guarded the stairway 10 the third
floor, where the offices are housed
Shortly before the stores sched-
uled closing time, Charles Walters.
the union international rep8Sen=
tative. told the marchers 10 leave
the building and resume picketing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SmdH-Tinne Graft
Told TO Jury in
Reading Trial
Policy Operator
Also Reveals $500
Monthly Payments

A Jury accustomed 70 testimony
of hundreds and thousands of dol
lars in graft payments today was
told that four policemen defend
ants were only S. men IN the
alleged numbers and policy con-
.spiracy for which former Mayor
Richard w. Reading and 63 others
are on trial.
Further, il was testified by
David Jalan, policy house operator.
these four policemen came only
once in a four-year period for a
SIS bill. But with other graft
takers. the more they got the
more they wanted, forcing him to
raise his protection money from
SIPS to $500 a month he said.
The payoff demands were met
by cutting the odds paid 10 the
betting public, he explained.
IS MEN NAMED
Jalan named as s. men former
Patrolman Charles McCrath, Joe
Whalen, Harry A. Best and Ed
ward KUn1n1. They we're among
"the different policemen who came
around to get from So to S2o,'
he declared.
A fifth policeman defendant.
Carl Neabafr, got S25 on one ecea--
sion. he said.
Through his attorney, McGrath
asked Jalan:
did I ever give you permits
sion TO operate gambling
place."
mo-" replied the witness.
did I ever promise you pro-
tection?"
mo-"
BOUGHT FROM POLICE
Jalan said that he and his part
lners had bought hundreds of dol.
lars" worth of police field day
tickets from patrolmen who knew
that he was a policy racketeer.
Jalan came into the court of
Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsley az
witness less than "a hours after
appearing in the court of Record
er's Judge w. Mckay Skillman az
defendant. Before Judge Skill
man he confessed he was still
Operating a policy game and paid
5000 fine.
Another witness. William Yaker,
said his policy house was raided
thy the prosecutors office soon
after the gambling odds were cut
and he was summoned TO the
prosecutors office by Harry Col
burn, chief investigator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
MOTION BY ToBIN

The charter of the union, which
has $4,000 members, was sus-
pended yesterday at the AFL con-
Vention in Seattle. Wash. The
action was taken on the motion of
President Daniel J. Tobin of the
powerful teamsters' union, and it
sustained a 1899 convention deci-
sion transferring jurisdiction of
brewery truck drivers TO the team
sters.
Although one delegate TO the
convention warned that the brew
cry workers may be forced 10 join
the Go as a result of the fedora
ton actor, MeCerte said that he
considered this unlikely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
ALL Suspends
Brewery Union

Approximately $500 Detroit
brewery workers today were af-
fected by the AL action which
suspended the charter Of the Brew
cry Workers Union because OF It's
iurisdictional dispute with the
Transfers Union (AFL).
Thomas McCorte. business agent
for Local No. 80 here. said no i'm
mediate action would be taken by
the Detroit local.