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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

9eben bin6urd oen 2eitfern, oas
Centrum al alnieres 6anoelns ,no
Strebens bil6et? @as tp1ren Die er-
item &inberiaDre obne tre,,iorgenoe
Mutter, obne eiitige Strenge 6es 8a>
ters? Das &inb berlangt 1lad @dr.
me un6 2iebe, tpie bie Bflanae na6
2idt unb Sonne. @ent piirben mir
uniere erlteu S6uierisfeiten, Die
MiBerfolge ,tnIeres gintritts in oas
arbeitsleben anbertraue,,, tpe,tn nibt
Bater un6 SHUTTER ba tpdren2 8enn
alltdglid nah &laiienidluB Die, frobe
ainberidar iid eilisen Sdrittes iiber
Die StraBen ereieBt, tpobtn 5iebt es
fie2 Nab &auie, mo- M,,tter iie frelt=
big ertpartet. Mbenbs in oen Ddnl=
meritunoen, tpe,,t1 8erfe unb 6abri,
Ten ibre Gore 0ffnen, erBellen iih oes
arbeiters nii6e 3iige; 6abeim lit ei-
ne lieben6e lrau, frobe unb beraige
ainoer! Bobin ipollen Die Nen-
ibennlaiien, Die an Geiertagen 8abn-
bofe, 3iise erfiiaen2 2 Seint at gnter,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

&raft beroanfen mir ,,m mlern e9ten
Mrbeiterfamilien! 8eritebt man iebt,
,parlm mir fir Die 5antilie, fiir bie
6riitlibe Mrbeiterfanilie 10 e,,ergiib
eintreten? 9amit iie geidiibt, gead=
tet uno bertei6igt iperbe aIs tpabre
Queue '* 6es menl6liden 2ebens?!
geritebt man iest nniere 5oroerune
um Sa,nilienlobn2 9ie samilie lit
Die 3eue, bic @run6lage Ser @eien-
fbaft! &ein @inaeltpeien obne So
mile. Seine Mation obne Samilie.
Seine @eieni6aft, feline Menidbeit
obne Ga,niliep'
Weil 6ie Jamilie ourd 6en mo-
oeruel1 at erobem Sell nelbetoni-
iben Staat ibtper eeibdoiet tporben
lit, 11no alio fein redtes beimIi6es
Sanilienleben oem Arbeiter bas ST.
beiten frob uno lei9t 1nabt, baber
fonnt es, bob inn gleiden fatboliiden
8latt elm Mrbeiter betriibt bic Jeits
iteIlung rnaden muB, ipie ipe,1ig
5rei,oe es bel BET beutieen Mrbeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Naltter i1no @eihiuiltern! @en be-.
tpeinen bie am offeaeit @rabc iteben.
ben &inoer2 gater -, Mlttter. @as
miro iest aus ibnen2 @prau benft
in ftillen Stunben Der Sl,ngarbeiter;
tpopon trallnt bie fleine Sunsarbei-
term? Som trauten Sei,u, bas ite
eintnaI eriinbert tperben . ., in ben
ihonften Jarben malen tie itb bas
@liid aus. Bas fiibrt atpet i,tnee
Me,idenfil1ber aiiammen 8ar-
tint leibet sic Mutter, ste in ser So
BRIT iteben nluB, bel bem @ebanfen
an ibre &inoer a,t Sa,,ie2 sSinbeu
mir oieie 8iIber ,lid)t tastdelid I'M
Nrbeiterleben? 8iiien mir ictt, tuar-
nn IN Ser arbeitertpelt, trpt aIem
ltebel, nod 8riioerIidfeit, solioaritdt
uno Nabitenliebe beIteben? 9ieie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01
1sitt,ppdj, Sen I. Dftober 194f
9ie fatbolif6e s6Wti5 f0rbert hen Tamilienlobn
Bon Or S. a1reer, 9aia

SIN Nabnten Der bernfsftdnbiIden
Sron,,ng ipirh im Der S1peia bon
fatboIiider Seite in1n,er itdrfer Der
Guf uno Die Sor6ernng nod ginfiibr
rllng oes 6alnilienloblles Iaut, nab
Steltererleidterung fiji, finberreidbe
GamiIieu, Babnpreisermdbigung nitp.
Inter. ben fatboIifde1 garlamenta=
rier1 beneilen am meiiten ioaialen
CHM gtationalrat 9r. Cider, BON
Brig i'm 8aIlis, Gegierlngsprdiioent
9r. @gli bon 2,1aern, Nationalrat
Soief Sderrer bon ct. @alle,t ,,nb
Der Grallbiinber Dr. @eorg 8illi,
friiber Stan6erat, iest 9ireftor I'M
8unoespalais il, 8eru, Der cine prGd<,
tise Mrbeit iiber bernfsit6noii6e Oro-
nnng berfaBt bat. lt1,ter ben fatbo-
ii6en ,3eituneen fin6 es borldufig
nod nidt biele, Die foniequent ,,n0
energiib iener Sorberung bas 8ort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

reoen; am beiten TIM bies Die Sod.
lDadt" in @intertb,,r, Der .,arbei.
ter ebenbu, bic .Sbilotpade" bon
@aiel, bie yShneiaer airbeaaeitnng'
III 2u5ern, bas uMufgebof', sic
nSburgalier golfsseit,tne", bie .Greis
burger Nadridten''. Snt ,,Mrbei-
ter" fonmen Defenders aablreid oie
Sabrifarbeiter al,rt @ort ,tno. es &C.,
reidt einem aur angenebnen @rquif=
flung, in oieIem foridem fatboliiden
Irbeiterblatte at IeIen.
9a fhreibt 3. 8. elmer uuter bent
Stel: oBarunl tpir 10 enereii6 fir
Die Salnilie eintreten':: usSsIt es nidt
Die 5anlilie, oie bur9 unier ganaes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

SSsn ieiner @uIprade anldblid Ser
ginpeibune Ser $3,O0O,OO0 &aroi-
nal Sapes Sodi6ule fir &naben in
Metp yorf ,nadte grabiidof Graneis
5. Spellman anf bie sroben gripar.
niiie al,flnerflant, sic sic fatbolil6en
Shulen ser Sta1t eripirfen.
Gr5bii6of Spellman idaAte oie
Soften ser graiebung Der 100000 ia.
tboliiden &inoer in @rob-Nep 9lnrf
auf $2oO,O00,0o0 idbrIid, ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

nod rid)t biele, bie foniequent uno
e,1ergiib iener Sorber,,ng bas 8ort
ais geIano beaei6net .batte, ,mo er
rednete at ben &ranfen aud oie lee-
liib belduerten. @r iorste bafiir,
bob Die Sdftlinee ibren Sonntaes=
gottesoienit befanlen, lno oab ben
1ia6 Sibirien berbannten Holen eine
8obe 3eit in Mosfalt gegeben tpnr-
; De, nm at beiebten ,tno bie bI. Som.
1nunion 5lt entpfange1.
9lns ieinen eieeneu ,,n6 aug a,t=
ia,nmengebettelten Mitteln Iieb er in
Is ssabren $4,000 8ibeln, 1000
gbanaelien in alien Spraben, tauier=
De BON @ebetbi6er,1, &atehismen
,1no @ebetsaetteln berteileu. Sa, er
berfaBte ielbIt ein uN8g Ser DRIFT
1iden Sittiamfeit" ltnb IieB es anf
eieene Soften in elmer 9tieienauilase
5ltr 8erteilnng inter Die gerbannten
brllden. @r erlann eine SaIsidnur
NIT einen Saddeu fir fei,te 8iiber,
ban1it tie al1f ben langen Mdri9eu
oie 2erte ni6t beibperten.
Sauferbe bon Sboad)loielt, Gerlnn=
eliidteu, >Gergifteten rettete er, iiber
100000 Gerbannte erbielten ourb
i'm grleibterung llno SroIt; $1,000
&ranfe fonnte er aus ieine1n &ran-
fe1tbal,s ais eeneien entlailen. Sein
Geidtum, feline Sabrif, iein Saus,
feline &ittide, alles eab er ber fiir
feline Mrmell. als man ibm emit et-
men 8agen uno atpei Hferbe a,,m sc.
idenf getnadt batte, berfanfte er tie
1tnb berteilte bas @elo ltnter bie Mrz
men. Seine alter Striimpfe iparen
bnn6ertnal geitopft, iein NadlaB be-
ftano aus einem alien Teleifop mno
eineln neuen 9eitanent. Mm 16. an-
quit 1853 itarb Jrieorid Soiepb
9aas. +.
Maan fonnte 6ie 2eide nidt sleib
in Die fatbolifbe Stride bringen;
brauBen bor ieinem @a,1ie ltal,te iih
Die Wenge, nm ibnt ibre @brfur6t
al beipeiien. 10000 Meniden folg-
ten Dem 2eiben5ug 5i,n1 fatboliihen
5riebbof. Der Heine beridii9ferte
Hope. ben Sic @efangenen INN Elm
9otengebet erildt battem, sipaste oies
nidt au t,1n, tpeil Saas fatboliib
,par. ct fraste ieineit grabii6of INT
Die Grlaubnis. ,g8as fraglt ou nod,
ertpioerte oieier, ,,aeb eilie bin uno
bette, oab er fiir bid lano fit mild in
iener @elt ein gl1tes g8ort einlegen
n0gel'
Neir, feine @eiligenIegen6e! l1no
,tidt BLOB ein gorbilb fir Meratel
Gin 2eben, ranogefiilt nit fatboIis
iber Aftion ,1iebt NIT boblen 8orten,
fonoerll nit tauien6en bon beiIige,,
gateat ,n0glid aus fatbolifdel,,
42ebeni Get. 5. g.-B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

gibt. ,9eut'~ - meint er - ,,aG
6ieie srbeiterinuell ,no au oieIe 9r.
better iiebt man ME better unb aIiid.
lid. Simmer liegt ein oiiiterer 5hat.
ten ooer ein bitterer 3ua auf ibren
@eiibter,t. @s i6cint, oab es ser
Menid lit, Ser i'm 0ienite ser @ta.
fbine ftebt, lmo niht Die Maldine
im 9ienite bes Meni6en. 9as btinet
mid auf ben @eoanfen, mas aaes
nod 5u tun lit, INN unler arbeiterle.
ben at bcrbeiiern. Denn ail6 unIer
Mrbeiterpolf 1T berufeu, eliidIi6 au
iperoen. @eipib, bieIe ioaiale 8ebiu.
gun9en iino ITO d)5u anoern, uno bas
bdngt niht allein bon uns ab. gber
menn mir in Sen Irbeitspaulen, bel
Der Seilnfebr bon ser Mrbeit MIR lhpn
ettpos 5robiinn in ,,nler @emiit ein-
5ieben laiien ipollten! Nidt iene ge-
5ipllngene 2ultiefeit, bic aus nebr
ober iueuiger ,lnoneebra6ten Sp1ben
beitcbt, louOern jenen Jroblinl1, Der
elm g8ioerIhein BON nns ielber, bon
1tnierer ipabrelt, inneren Sreuoc iein
Ion" -.
@s gibt lit europa Ieioer erobe
2anoer, 100 es Ben Menl6en bel ser
Mrbeit nit bem bciten Billen ,.iht
mebr gelingt, Jrobiinn au 5eigen. sc
1T BORT eben alles fait MIR mebr ltaot.
li6e 3mal1gsarbeit, oa5u bas Sonli.
lienleben 5erriiien, 3eritort, ser tolt.
bariten Sitter, ser yfeligion uuo gu.
ten Sitte beraubt. gSos niibt Damn
aller quite 2obn? gSas gelegentlide
aus3eidlnuteen? Grit ion man oort
tpieoer ser Sanilie geben, mas ser
Sanilie lit, ser Stride Die Sreibeit
5uritdge6el, oanit iie Die 10 idtper.
geldabigte sSanilie ipieoer Der @e-
lu11onng 5ltiiibren fant, bann miro
iid) a,.d) tpieber bas 2aden, Ser gol.
oene, gliidlide Srobiinn einlteaen.
Bir leDen sort, iuo oie fatboliIhe
&eligion nod int ;Sreibcit nno in 9lii-
te itebt, Ielbit, ipern bas betr. &0lf-
lein nod 10 arn lit, 3ufrieoenbeit
l1no sSrobli6feit; man gebe nur uab
Srlano, na1 ben 9orfern uno &lein-
itaoten Sbcritalicns, nod fatboliid)en
&antonen bes Sbipei5erlanoes, ). 9.
ins Gppcn5ellcrldnoele11 in Die &ou-
tone 6reiblrg ltnb Seiiin l,nb @allis,
naf ben 90rfern unb 6leden Der
Seinlat 8erner 5tor,ffa6ers ooer
Winfelriebs! Damn erbGlt man cine
8oriteanng bon nod seiunoenL edit
6riitlidcnt gelniitlidem Samilieule.
ben 1nb &inberfrobiinn, bon FROZEN,
llni6uloigen Seiteu uno Boltsbrdu.
den, bon 3ufriebenbeit ,nb Slid,
tros mal,der Nrmut. Inn 10 tralri.
ger nnb beflaee1tsmerter lit es oaun
aber, ipeun eera6e iolde nod gei,,noe
8olfer, tpie jene in Oeiterreid (ai.
rolD, in Solen, in sSinnlan6 unter.
briidt 11uo iiberfallen un6 in aGe
8elt serItreut 1,llo perbannt tperoen,
o0er anoere ipieber als &anonenfllt-
ter fit ebrgei5ige, l.noerniin ftige,
blutige uno baberfiillte 8eltpolitit
berbalten n,iiiien, 11no oft sem tpert-
belliten Jantilien fir INNER eerallbt
,perbeu! - Get. 5. G.-8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Die @eididte bes Staates Salt
fornien lit innig perlpoben nit ben
beriibn,ten alien Miiiione,L bie bon
ben Rionierprieitern anr Miiiionies
rllne ser SS,.oianer erbant tpurbe,t.
- Obiges 8ilo fte1lt bie I'M Sabre
1776 geeriin6ete Miilion Dolores
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Jewish Center Expects
Enrolment of2,000

Workers in the Jewish Com
munity Centers membership cam
paign will have 1000 members en-
rolled in the Sixteenth street in
stitution by next Tuesday night, it
was forecast last night by Burnett
Siman and DR.. Maurice Goldberg,
drive chairmen.
Events at the center this week
include an institute on foreign af-
fairs Wednesday night, Town Hall
meeting Thursday night and a pro-
gram of square dancing Saturday
night. This afternoon at $3.50
o'clock members of the girls clubs
will hear a talk on Charm, Poise
and Etiquette" by Kay Caldwell and
Alden Harrison of The Evening
Star. All girls between the ages of
IA and 20 are invited to attend.
Next Sunday Dr. Ivy A. Pelzman
will address the boys clubs on
Social Hygiene"
The speaker at the Wednesday
night institute will be Achilles Cat
sonis, regional director of the Greek
war relief drive, who will discuss
the situation in the Near East. Talks
on labor and national defense will
be given in the next series of in
stitutes.
Plans for providing recreation at
the center for service men were
discussed last night. Joseph Bowers
of the Jewish Welfare Board told
of arrangements being made to de-
velop social and recreational activi-
ties for men on leave from nearby
camps and naval stations.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Man Is Given $50 Days
On Larceny Charges

Dock c. Britt, 80, who displayed a
leaning toward electric drills as we'll
as bad checks, yesterday received
800 days in Jail sentences and $500
in fines or an additional $50 days in
Jail, after he had pleaded guilty to
larceny, larceny after trust and
false pretenSes, before Judge John
P. Mcmahon in Police Court.
The sentences included four of 80
days each and one of $100 fine or
so days, in connection with theft
of drills; $100 fine or so days on
a charge of larceny after trust, in
which small sum of money was in
volved, and four sentences of 500 or
60 days on each of four false pre-
tense charges.
Several of the electric drills we're
borrowed" but not returned by
Britt, it was said, after he had rep
resented himself as power COM
pany employe to persons at a hos
pital, brewery and at a hotel, ac-
cording to testimony. Britt OBJ
tanned merchandise at local stores
with the bad checks, it was testified.
Police reported a total of seven
stolen drills had been recovered.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Bishops Committee
Collects S394,34O
For War Relief
Nation as Whole Gives
S20,491 ,086 Through
Various Organizations

The Bishops Committee for Polish
Relief. an organization with head
quarters in Washington to cO-or-
dinate Catholic relief activities for
Europe, had collected a total of
1894, ,34050 through December,
State Department report disclosed
yesterday.
A total of S266,32431 had been
spent by the committee for relief
in Poland, England, France, Swift
zerland, Hungary, Rumania, Italy
and Portugal, with an administra-
ton expense of $6273 and De-
cember 81 balance on hand of $l27,-
e53.46 the report showed.
In the country as whole or
ganizationS registered with the State
Department for solicitation of funds
for relief in countries involved in
the war reported collections of $40
491 ,08609, expenditures of $l3899,-
65O.54 for actual relief, 1912, 73l SO
for administration costs and an ag-
gregate balance of S4,685 ,14l.6l on
hand December 81. The reports
covered activities since September s,
1899. exclusive of the Red Cross,
which reports separately through
the Secretary of War.
Reports of Other Groups.
Reports of other Washington reg
istrantS. with the countries for
which they are authorized to solicit
relief. included:
American Association of Univer-
sity Women, France, Great Britain,
Sweden, Palestine, Canada and
Switzerland: Receipts s1486273;
relief disbursements, S11327 so; ad
ministration costs, $6O496; balance
on hand, s293027.
The Catholic Student War Relief
of Pax Romano, Poland, France,
Germany and Great Britain: Re-
ceipts, S143954; relief disburse-
mentS, S1014.50; administration
costs, s17141; balance. s252.63.
Committee for relief in allied
countries, France, Great Britain, Po-
land, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg
and The Netherlands: Receipts. S4,-
52303; relief disbursements, S2.500
administration costs, S180560; bal
ance. S21743.
WOmen's Clubs Federation.
District of Columbia Federation of
WomenS Clubs. Great Britain: Re-
ceiptS, S2.12O3O: relief disburse-
ments, $1.74919; administration
costs, S37l11; balance. none.
Gen. Gustav Orlicz Dresser Foun-
dation for aid to Polish children,
Poland; Receipts, s894.45; relief dis
bursements, S400; administration
costs, S3250 04; balance, S16941.
Parcels for Belgian prisoners, Ger
many: Receipts S6221 "a; relief dis
bursements, $198: administration
costs, none; balance S6,02324.
Relief for French refugees in Eng
land France and Great Britain:
Receipts, S2O,26184; relief disburse-
mentS, S16816.78; administration
costs, S742.44; balance, S2,70262.
st. Andrews Society.
st. Andrews tSCottish) Society of
Washington: Scotland. Receipts,
pSuEs0O. ICIIC1 uIoOuI oEIIlCIIIS, DOOl.Ol,
administration costs, S71.65; balance,
none
Saints Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church; Greece:
Receipts, S4,04843; balance, S4,04843.
Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Be-
thesda, Md; Great Britain: Re-
ceipts, S3910.25; relief disburse-
ments, S29O962; administration
costs, S3.95; balance. $1,09668.
Wellesley Club of Washington
Darlington, Va; Great Britain: No
complete report.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Will Lecture on Haiti

DR.. Rayford w. Logan, professor
at Howard University, will give a
lecture on Haiti and Pan-Amer-
icanism" Tuesday at $3.50 pm. at the
university. The talk is under the
auspices of the Faculty Wives.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
ST. Plain ond Printed SPRING RAYONS

"A breathtaking collection of more than
one hundred glorious new printed pat
terms and beautiful plain colors Florals
in floWer-freSh colorS conventional
designs tailored motifs chic all
over prints . and many, many more!
Inspiration indeed for the most success
full Spring wardrobe you've ever owned!
Evening star., 1941-02-02

. MoIIinson's AneeIskin Prints
. Duplex" Discovery Crepe
. "Jersionno" Spring Prints
. MoIIinson's "MoIIy-O" FciIIe
. "THckwick" Novelty Crepe
Evening star., 1941-02-02
$1.69 and $1.95 Pure-Dye Silk Prints

. Printed Jesey-Type Crepe
Q MolIinson's Printed Chiffon
. Printed Rayon crepes
0 Washable Printed Sheer
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Choose from these four we'll
known rayon fabrics and save 2lc
to Ale on a yard! An array of
the seasons newest plain and
printed Weaves awaits you!
Evening star., 1941-02-02

-Four fashion important fabrics
for Spring and Summer ward
robes priced for splurging
without a pang! Exciting selec-
ton of twenty flattering new
colors!
Evening star., 1941-02-02

THE SEWINC MACHINES EVERYTHING YO
NEED TO BEGIN YOUR SPRING SEWING!
Evening star., 1941-02-02

1941 screen and roller
prints! Small and large florsls
in the seasons loveliest colors.
SO inches wide.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

-Exquisitely colored prints for
afternoon frocks, town costumes,
blouses and house coats. All 80
inches wide.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

AT the beginning of the season,
real savings on soft. sheer cotton
allover laces! Daytime and eve
ming colors: Black, navy, melody
blue, fuchsia, wheat gold, peach,
coral, pink, lilac, sand.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
VOICE of the PEOPLE

ever earthly wealth or convenience
with which he finds himself en-
dnwcd be- d mach or little. The
more g man has n worldly wealth
and possession the less able he is
90 rule over % pcaecably and dill.
gently WIKI prayers and thanks
giving to God through Christ
without thinking and trying to get
more. When scifishncss and am
hiuon grips hts heart. then II
sgueeso- o.H The thankful and
humble quality and he forgcts his
God and righteous gi,cr OF every
good ard pcric,; gift. The desire
~ peace is rot IN but few mems
hearts therefore the corresponding
essence Or SPIRIT q peace found in
Tho Prince ~ Peace. King OF
Kings ard Lord Of Lords is in
decd why be- orec said Blessed
are tho pcaecmatcrs for thcy shall
be l.cd The chidrcn of cod
Mate $40 500 Isaiah 3i.3j Chs.
Sincerely yours.
ROBERT F. ATKINSON
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09

terms OF the Railway Labor Act.
appointed Dean Wayne l.. Morse
Of the University Of Wisconsin
Law School chairman Of the COM
mission which also includes Pro-
fcssor Thomas r. Powell OF the
Harvard Law school; James c.
Bonbrieht. professor of finance at
Columbia University; Joseph II.
Willis. director Of social sciences
for the Rockefeller Foundation:
and Huston Thompson. Washing
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Clio Preferred
ROBERT f ATKINSON

MARTINSBURG. " Va AZ.
icr ton months % company unior-
ism for which they voted last No
ycmbcr the employees ~ tho
BLAIR Limestone Go voted q - is
FOR the United Stone g. Allied
Produc,s Workers. Go.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
YigiIantes Ride Again

WILSON. Ark Armed vigil
antics a tho MiSsco Farm Security
project here forcibly prevented a
meeting called by Harry Roger.
president Of the CIo Cannery and
Agricultural Workers Union Cot
Ton Council. 10 consider wage de-
mards for the current picking
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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09

ton attorney and a former menu
Der OF Congress
The fact finding commission will
report the results of its invcstiga-
ton to the President by the mid
die OF October. and 30 days after
the report the brotherhoods arc
free TO carry out their stikc vote
taken last month.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
WARNS or LIMIT

BALTIMORE. - The Social Sc.
curity Board warned OF a four
year limit on correction Of &C.
count errors. and said that work.
ers who paid part of their wages
to the Ssh in 1897 should check
their accounts prior to the end Of
1871. The Board will issue free q
statement OF wages credited to any
account.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Hit Knudsen

DETROIT. MI IN Cnaf-cs
that oPM Director Genera, Wi
liam knudscn in'crfcrcd with pro-
ccdurc Of the Nail Labor Eela-
tons Board and showcd fayori,-
ism towards company uuon FL.
the Cur,iss-Wrisht plan, in Port
Columbus Ohio we're made last
week by leaders OF tho CAW-CIO.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF Friends OF Labor In The Tri-State Area
SteinIo' S
Gives q

80 Day Written Guarantee
with Used Cars or Trucks
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40 HUDSON S Sedan
80 HUDSON Sedan
SO HUDSON s Sedan
IS HUDSON Bus. Coupe
81 HUDSON Terra. Sedan
81 HUDSON Terra. Coach
SO HUDSON Terra. Sedan
So HUDSON Terra. Coach
IS CHEVROLET Master Sedan
Sc PONTIAC Touring Sedan
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Five Fact Finders
Study Threatened
Railroad Strike

A five man fact-finding board
two more than the usual number
was at work today on issues in
volved in the threatened strike OF
Is railroad brothcrhoods.
President Roosevelt. under the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
TOMORROW EVENING = P. NJ TO A. M

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

T. n. Res. y. . Patent Oh.

Test your knowledge OF correct
social usage by ansUerin0 the fol-
lo,Uing questions, then checking
against the authoritative dnstoers
beloU:
/. If a house guest sends his
hosteses a gift after he returns
home must she write and thank
him for it or, like a bread-and-
butter note, does such a gift de-
mand no acknowledgment?
2. Should the city person
who has spent q weekend or two
at q friends cottage and done
nothing all summer for the
friend in return entertain the
friend when he or she returns to
the city In the fall?
3. If q hostess suggests bridge
should q house guest, If he
knows he is needed to make q
fourth, accept the suggestion en-
Enthusiastically?
4. Should q house guest sug-
gest a midnight raid on the ice
box, or should that suggestion
come from the hostess?
5. If a house guest arises
earlier than his host and hostess
should he feel free to 60 into
the kitchen and cook his own
breakfast?
What woNId you do IL
You hare just said 0oodby to your
hostess Hhen you realize that you
left yowr package Of cigdrcts on her
coffee fdblc-
(b) Go back for hcmf
(b) Leave thems
Answers
1. She must write and thank
him for the gif:, even though he
does not have to acknowledge q
bread and butter letter.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. II should come from the
hostess.
5. Not unless his hostess has
told him he may do so.
Beet what Would You Do" SOL
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