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Evening star., 1941-06-19

Sterling Silver and Black
Enameled Cigarette Case, now
IS
Rhinestone and Enameled
Brooch, now ------S3 $3.50
l Rhinestone and Enameled
Brooch. now -------. $3.75
. Rhinestone and EnameIed
Brooch, now $3.50
6 Bracelets of Sterling set with
Lucite. Now S3.75
2 Bracelets of Sterling set with
Lucite. Now 81
| Bracelet of Sterling set with
Lucite. Now $3.50
2 Sterling silver Flower
Brooches set with Lucite. Now
S2.75
4 Sterling silver Flower
Brooches set with Luclte. Now
$3.50
> Sterling silver Flower
Br0oc hes set with Lucite. Now
So
Sterling Silver Flower Brooch
set with Lucite. Now $3.50
Gold filled Necklace, now S11
Gilt Necklace with genuine
coral and crystal Now S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

est weddings of the year.
Four tall baskets Of white glad
ioli formed a beautiful setting FOR
the ceremony performed by the
brides father. assisted by Prof j,
L. Pflueger OF Falkland. In Peace
Lutheran church at 7:3o Candies
in tall candelabra on either side OF
the flowers and along the aisle
were lighted by Edith Christian Of
Everett and Margaret Jean Nc
kinnion. wearing dresses OF blue
and yellow jersey with harmonic
ing carnations.
The bride as gowned In white
moonlight satin with court train
and sweetheart neckline. Her floor
length veil OF illusion was lace
trimmed and caught with eoro-
net OF pearls. She carried white
Bible. gift OF her parents. with n
shower bouquet OF gardenias and
bonvardia Miss Esther Jahr was
her sisters maid OF honor wearing
aqua chiffon. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Evelyn Johnson. Mrs.
Emil Stosseth, sister OF the groom.
Mrs. Sherry Bsssett and Miss
Doris Nesvig. all OF Seattle All
wore dresses Of rose chiffon,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Cutoff 10 Relieve
Traffic Suggested

PORT IENf--Asl Gen. Ken
yon A. JeYes. commander u ths
X army corps. said Saturday lack
u sasaaats highway facilities Nss
seriously imp.irinr plans for de.
fsnss u The Pstlne Northwest
he suggested q csi off between
Tacoma and Tsnln0 via Roy. No
ksuna. Yslna ard Rainier 30 I'm.
proved 70 fsIisSs a Dotsisnses At
Olympia The sost0ff would routs
traffic arDssnd Fort Lewis
In the fsmots pDssibiiity that
~s should BE called upon 10 de-
fsnd aEslnst an sexual landing on
the Pacific east ss would bs
hands appsa even more greatly
than 80 are. Gsnsfsi Joyce sid.
OLYMPIA iss.sy Director
Bur~sil Isansz said today ths state
hAa tiss 600 IN lts 1871 as budget
Tor improving ths Tacoma .'rsnlno
cutoff highway. suggested ~
army authorities a. 10y around
the Ofympls-FDrt Lewis bottle.
neck
rss money slii 10 spent fbis
year su9 nsst Y 80 can get ths
contractors 70 % u. s@ntx said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

t~fV0n OF Spanaway. Nefn ores
beck and Carl Lindstedt OF Puy-
sllup. Organ music was played by
Miss Caroline Gerstmann Who also
accompanied Miss sylvia Johnson
as she sang AT pa9ning" a
Wedding Prayer and The Lords
Prayer"
A reception In the parish hall
followed the ceremony and In the
receiving line With the wedding
party were Rev and Mrs Jahr and
Mrs T.. l. Strand Mrs Jshr
wore = slate blue gown and Mrs
strand navy blue and their flowers
were gardenias with pink rossbuds,
The lace-eovered brides table Was
centered with large wedding
oak. and thanked by crystal can
dlesticks trimmed with white rib
bons and Cecil Drummer rosebuds
Mrs y. J. kroser Of Atwood,
Iowa. aunt Of the bride and Mrs,
Ida johnson poured. Mrs G. J.
Peters cut the cake. assisted by
the Misses Thelma Daniels and
LeDore Rasmussen OF FARMLAND.
Miss Lucille Dunlap Of Portland.
Miss Eleanor lloHs Of Taeomn.
Miss Lucille Nix and Mass Mari
oris Wentworth OF Puyallup and
Miss Vernita spoonsr Of AldsrtOn.
Miss Laura Nix was In charge Of
the guest book and Miss Caroline
Hawk of Seattle and Miss Caro-
line Hoff Of Bsllingh ham. the gifts
For going away on motor trip
TO British Columbia the bride wors
a turf brown suit. fur trimmed
coat and brown accessories with
gardenla oorsags
The new home Will be Of Park
land Mrs Strand IL a gfsdusts
Of Puysliup high school. and Pa.
cific Lutheran college and taught
at Adns for the past year Mr.
Strand graduated from Pacific Lu-
tbsran college and University Of
washington and IL a teacher at
spans~ay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Lamb Funeral
To Be Tuesday
Rites for Victim
Set In Hoquloza

pvvAIs.rr 4 del~uaf,or fp~a
r,sysnap Valley 80 ro. 1151.
Veterans - Fsr<snn Wsrs. ~4II
snctcr u Heaulam 1<no1av u -
t<rs the t1n<<sl - fhelr late ~
se~ m<ms~r. G<n<Hs mayer f.aas.
Killed with - sister. Nrs nrv3nn
nrtce. IN ~ safencoals s<<s1>u1
Tnurstsy
oFsv~sss~ s~Ty<<<s wsiI ~ M
a. the fsnlsY PCT = ncga.sm ~
the v y W. pee< II tnas ~Ity
snsiss the tsr~etsoa - rsrrl<h eo4
calmxn. f<mH .~rv~a wfth rc<H-
p~ny n fif.t ws.hlnstaa lrfsntry
IN the rnsiipplne. fretn o<tcn<r
isps 10 ossas<r lsse. ~nis<tira "a
Fest Roger. BE 80 past raster
of ficaulssn la<ix- , ara a ~
rh> state .sll ap<n 80 antcme-
bsis testing sst.oa 90 i1n6en
aftv. east ~ istn u. ru~stss Al
mosasssts must n.vs their ears ~
spsctsf IRE st1tlen wsll ~ rp~e
10 days. t<sslnx has,rs o~srs frrm
50 N tn , m and frcm -
D m
Ollie ho<> - z<sftis and Areas
pcaIlttt~ II Sumner ~~r~ b<id n
IS haii eseh ~ loral poiiee ~
speeding ~ = Man ave Ws6nss-
day. Ray Gentry n Aiitss go
arrested cn . drunk ard 1tsnr1ev-
" charge and nd ne n>a fs~d -
STA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

these simply lead TO the making of
new agreements on hsrsher terms,
that there is no final limit 10 what
Hitler may demand from his We
Tins
The people In conquered
France, the Low Countries,
Scandinavia. land. and
Czechosloyakia live under sus-
pense-their present situation
Ia bad enough. and the future
promises To he even worse.
Whatever visible rights they
now posses may be- taken
away from them at any mo-
ment. They have no possibility
Of reconstructing their shat
tered affairs ON any perma-
neDt basis. They can only live
and suffering from day TO
day.
There seems no doubt that these
tactics are well designed TO lower
the morale of the subjugated peo-
Piles and make them more plia bic
and helpless victims OF the con-
queror.
Copyright. 1871. bs Iittls Brown and
Co; Distributed by United Trstur.
syndicate. Inc.
Monday. IF HITLER DE-
FEATS BRITAIN"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Polite Burglar
Steals S Bill

A pleasant srpsssses. ~,~ssY-
dressed young nsn. wac esimiv
tald . startled housswifs. Lazy.
you are s~sna raee~d'- s<nss . ~
btu from the dining F~cm fsbi& ~
so7 No n II Friday sft~<nccr. go
sosd,as IN = report "a pri'rs ~
G. J rrrndsra..s. rsroms fiovsst
rrsnasfx.st aid he wife heard
the door bell ring. Bat ~as anssss
10 answer a n~ssnss shs ~ss hath
Ing their small shiId Apparently
thinking m nns ~ss ~ aems. she
youth hsuks the ie~sr pans ~
slAs. IN the dosr and e~ms Int, The
solss
stepping lnss Inc hallway Mrs..
rFsnasrxsst 1.~ he yoanG msr.
whom she thought u - hssws>n
the ages cf ~ ard n. stsrrsssa ~
the dining rsnm tsnis nhs sshpd
him what ~ss gong ~ W. wsds
his reply ana slammed ~ hallway
DIOR ~ hsr face. showing her s~se
. Eismps~ a. second ynssh sssa1s
lnx mn the hses poren.
A moment later. shs hsssA she
frcnt deaf sises - the ar~sleome
visitor made MS departure
According 10 description fsv-
nlshsd poites. the bslrxisr wsa
nearly sfnut tail. ~<ssn>t shnut
is5 pounds ard ess wearing =
smooth bra.H isrsst ard dsrs wsrt
ffoussf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

One day. before our commercial
treaty with Germany. containing
a promise of equal treatment, had
expired. l visited the foreign Of
fee to protest against the unfair
discrimination practised upon our
exporters Of United States lard.
The foreign office explained at
great length that no discrimina-
ton existed. and imports of Amer
lean lard were treated precisely as
those from any other country, that
our country had received a quota
Of 40 per cent OF its average sales
10 Germany for the last three
years, and that every other coun-
Try was treated the same.
Upon this, the American official
who accompanied me reached into
his pocket and brought out a
Danish agricultural magazine,
which contained the text OF
secret agreement by which Dem
mark had been receiving a quota
of SIS per cent compared to 40
Der cent given us.
The G erma official ap-
peared only slightly embar-
raised. He reached into his
desk and pulled out the Ger
man text of the Identical
treaty and explained that
that was the way things were
done nowadays.
said, well, what can we do
now"
He said, You can file pro-
test"
Yes. but We have already sub
mitted a great number OF protests,
none of which have appeared to do
any good"
I took my hat and started for
the door. The official accompan-
led me TO the door and said, II
hope this little incident will not
disturb our friendly personal rela-
lions. because I want you to re-
member that i have to earn my
living somewhere"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Counties Will
Escape Bills

OLYMPIA - Washington eoDn.
ties reached a tentative sgreemsn,
with the state whereby approsi.
mstsly $4,000 900 they owe for
care OF non.yioisnt insane patients
in state hospitals viii b. cancelled.
IL was reported today.
Representative Of county com.
missionsrs and prosecuting altar.
n.ys called an Gov. Arthur n
Langiie late Friday 10 ask oancsl-
lstion Of the sQtlrs debt A com
promise was reached under which
counties Will pay some $4,000
they owed for such care prior 10
April l. 1883. and the state would
cancel the remaining ti,iSo 600
plus interest
The agreement viii be saibmitt 81
20 individual counties for approval
and n accepted. a final settlement
viii be reached with the governor
next week Counties sought 10
Haft ne HAAtf H'hA feNt"hfH -
cause the state general fund nas
IL out Of The rod and they would
have difficulty raising the money
II forced To pay.
Under the settlement terms.
many viii not have 10 paw any.
thing since they sirssdy hays paid
the state for such care prior 10
April /. isss.
The 1871 lsEl-iaturfis passed tso
bills canesilinr the debt and free
Ing counties ~ having 10 meet
such insane care In The future
ianKils vetoed ~. debt ssncslla.
ton bill because the state needed
the money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

ago this same circuit WY 1ofS
offer an act or actor a route of
solid years work or more.
The absence OF vaudeville acts
from the stage today. however,
has made it possible for the Rubin
and Cherry Exposition shows,
which will appear at the circus
lot across the 18th ST. bridge I'M
der auspices of Tacoma post No.
1873, American Legion. for five
days engagement starting We'd
nesday, Sept. 3. 10 obtain the
finest talent ever seen with n
travelling organization.
Along the midway will be found
not one but five shows using the
cream of the theatrical world.
The Swing Revue" features Lee
Walker and bevy OF beauties
The French Casino" stars such
outstanding performers as Ginger
Ray. Hilda Renner and kedfa
Adams; Beautiful Hawaii" with
Lulu Kumakalani and her Hula
maids, and The Streets OF shsng-
hal" an oriental Funniest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

This was the only answer which
the high official of the German
government could give when his
government had been caught in a
flat lie and when their signature
on our commercial treaty had
been flagrsntly and openly dis
honored.
/ felt there was little use OF
making further protests. and that
there was less use of drawing up
fresh treaties or agreements with
people who dishonor their existing
agreements so cynically.
The long campaign for tearing
up Germany's signature to the
Treaty OF Versailles and the prop
uganda which attempted to main
tain that iebts TO foreigners
should not be paid, If such pay
ment would lower the German
standard of living. bear bitter
fruit Now international respect
for the ssnctity of treaties is at
a minimum.
IL IL significant to note that
no peace treaty closed the re-
cent wars of Italy In Abys-
sinis or Albania. that no peace
has been signed In China, that
there was no peace treaty at
the closing of the Spanish
Civil war, and finally that
Germany has signed no peace
treaty with her conquered
neighbors. IL does not seem
likely that the present Euro
pean war. II Germany wins,
will end In any treaty. There
will be no peace conference,
but simply the surrender of
the conquered peoples on the
basis of the best terms they
can get individually.
One OF the most disconcerting
aspects OF Hitler's tactics 10 that
no one can find out his final terms
All nations or groups who have
made agreements with the Nszis
up 10 the present have found that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Two Tacoma firms have b~sn
awarded contracts ~ the NAf de-
partmsnt. 4 Hss announced Sat
ufday. They are
sam BsfKeseu. south Tacoma
portable steel iglOo type maya.
zines for Fort Js~ls. s75.7O0.
Tacoma nili~ors supply com
pany. Tacoma. shelving and lock-
sfs. sss.7gz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

meeting. followed BY s~.s pau
Ming On sept ~. and Capt ssss~s
rr,ds. % the state pstrol. on
sept Is
~ a. = Jsss- Of the sosh In
fantry has gone 90 Furt Is~nnlns.
Ca. 10 take up his dnt~s ~ith the
psrachuts battalion.
~. In. a. vi.h~s Of IN. issh
infantry left this w.ss to n~soms
a student at tns infantry school
at Fort Bsnnins. os
~. Paul q. F~~d 81 the slr corps
at Fort Levi. left this ~ssk for
his now station at the r~naistnn
Air base. psndIston. ore
o.p, David f.,A Of IN. 7ssa
Tank Battalion LEFT this wess for
his new station IT Carlisle mar.
racks. IA.
Capt 2. y. Msff.if. one. sta.
TONED At the For, I<vis reception
center. has be~n taken from ths
active list and ordered % his
home
~. H.asss.l u. Mar. ~ ths
Rents Board a. Port Levi. has
been relieved from active duty
MAI r. = na,,sa,.. lsf, mi.
week for Goft wofdsn.
capt ssss n D.s,. snd I.,s.s.
william o. sssiss. medical corps.
left this s~sk for thsir MA sta.
ton st csriisls Barracks. -.
"a ,@.,., ". s,sss,. ar corp.
left thla week for Ma ma station
at fsndlsion Air ha.s. rsndistsa.
oss.
a.. Jshs ". ti.ses. "a n~s b.
Van sssi. and "a ksiss Williams
II N. sofa infaasry lsf, sA.s ssss
for their rev stations. in the phi.
lppins department.
IA Harry 4. tsrssii ass arrived
from FORT Leonard Wood. Mo. 10
iass 40 he duties sta N. knxs
sssTs
Recent visitors ln gskifes ~sfs
Mrs. oiis~s ksssss.s and aaash
ter. a.s.i. ara Ns. y. &. Aaspsy.
aaa daughter. ~, ilis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Harold sfews. ~. ~ 5iss -.
iilh st ga. arrested ~ ssty prsies
Friday en tins complaint ~ acws.
to~n recreation pssior that NJ ~
p.s@.d thfs~ ~sfthlsss cnesss. t~s
fsf ara and fh< ether faf ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Core Of the News
TACoMANs WIN MEDALS

Two Tacoma youths. John u.
Dubois. 1006 SO. Madison at. and
yern na,tson. 100 East 32d st.
have won medals for their skill
with the rife. pistol and bayonet,
at the Z. s. Marine corps training
center. san Diego.
Adams Peanut Butter i made
fresh daily and often delivered
warm 10 your grocer. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
German Dual Organization
Makes II Hard TO Oppose
Nozi PortY Effective Porollel With
State. and Hitler Dominates Both

CONTINUED
increased production the from then tends
TO become and more unproductive.
Totalitaranism is by nature parasitic and preda-
tory. II cannot live on lis resources. hut must
forever consume the wealth Of its neighbors. The
whole technique Of German commercial polio, Is one
of exploiting the assets of others.
While the Naz state grows ever more powerful It's e-
rens suffer continual reductions in their living standards
All otaitarian regimes must keep their peoples warlke
and poor in order to hold them in line.
This essential sterlity of the Fascist system is
explanation of aggressveness The totatarians
group of bandits who have learned useful trade
occupation but well armed and have serupes about
Germany has. under Hitler. thrown away her pos
sbties of peaceful trade and understanding with all
the world and has option but TO forward in the
campaign Of aggression. She must, In Hers words,
export or die: she must fight or die.
Under these circumstances, 1t Is completely useless To
await peaceful settlement of Europes troubles The
Nazs not organized for They would not know
what to do with it.
convinced that if the German people told
commence think about his private affairs and
wonder. Just what do | get of all this"
Hitler must prevent things from ever settling down IN
this fashion. He must continually create emergencies TO
retain his control The toaaran state that has reached
its detectives will blow up from internal pressure.
For this there is no limit TO be set upon
Hitlers aggression. He has promised future to
boys too young TO participate in the present struggle
He has written in Men kampf "The human race has
grown great in In peace ii would only decay
Dr. Ley, head of the Labor Front especially char
aceristc ouburst declared in 1898, In five the
German her rifle in her hand will bear her children
in the trenches
At that time Europe at peace. But 1t probably
the last peace any of will until otatarianism
Is destroyed.
Another important aspect National Socialist mentality
which profoundly affects dealings with the outside world
is open and cynical disregard of truth and justice in
carrying negotiations either in in peace
Hitler has stated that truth is anything which
will help the German cause" He has also stated that
he is willing to make treaties and agreements from
time to time, but of course, anybody who believes
them nothing than TOOL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Eurserymsn Of Washington All
give every possible sssistsnes %
ths Olympiesns. Inc. spousor ~
tho movement 10 plant = million
rhodOdendrons throughout The
state. in ten years. IN carrying out
the next official Thodocendron
planting this fan.
Away, better butter AZ cow
Butter store Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
SHORT on LABOR

Whil. Unemployment compsnss-
ton and relief costs continue at q
high level. farmers IN Washington
and oregon are suffering severe
crop lossss through lack q harvest
Ia Dor. Losses are most ssrioils IN
berry and bssn cfops Radio and
press spp.sls hsv,- proven largely
Ineffective in tempting potential
harvest ~oItSrs away from ne
dole
%pltal flowers. HIM ti0fis;.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Your postmsstsr sss tel fea
hos % Invest in a. 4 r~fsa&e
Hssnds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

comment at present
II WAS understood that an inn
portsnt announce might be
made soon.
HYDE PARK, y. Y.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt and his Spe-
cial Assistant Harry l.. Hop
kins began today a series Of
weekend conferences which
may develop the outline Of
Americas aid 70 Russia and
it's effect on japanese over
lures for a permanent PEI
cific peace n
Roosevelt addresses ths sstion
BY radio Monday On ahs second
anniversary 81 ny beginning a
the war sad ms/ give ths frs,
mixing q the S81ecuyss Of United
States Jap>fSeas discussions ini-
tailed ~ usek b a personal
letter HON Premier Prince Fp-
hiflaro Konoys u japan.
The president. arriving ~ his
home here from Washington this
morning. made a speech TINS after
noon 70 the Roosevelt Home club
a. organization u nsighDOrs and
friends.
The tension Of Japsnsss-United
States relations may deter Rooks
welt from any startling statement
in the Monday speech. Secretary
Of state Cordeil Huh indicated
this tension yesterday By cancel
ing ms daily press conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

A l0ekst ard a wrist watch val
ia ~ SIS we're stolen from ths
nome Of Mr. Ralph .. Eisuffsr.
7is :. 81. Friday. shs reported 70
police The burglar gained entrances
BY breaking a glass IN ths front
door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

general supplies
There wiii 10 performances 81
2i5 and sta p m. with DOORS
Of the msnakefis tent open at
I and 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Labor Day dance Monday night.
30 to Royce hall. stsis Tacoma
ave Mixed dancing. Music BY
Harmoniea club adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Hlse campers and travellers take
Houndex Tor NOuDdz adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
srRIkE CAusEs pELAY

A strike which has tied up pro-
duction in the Ohio Brass company
plant at Barberton. Ohio. since last
May Is has resulted in a minimum
delay OF eight weeks in .nergiza-
ton Of the Bonneville Power Ad-
ministration's high voltage trans
mission lines between wAliA wslla
and Colfax. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

Joseph c. Grew said he could not
comment at present
II WAS understood that an i'm
portsnt announcement might be
made soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

nf
FRI
2 Of
dow
one
Il be
,era
fol-
rhr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

"a. Jshs ". tt.ses. "a. Mes y.
Van sssi. and "a ksiss Williams
u ths sofa infaasry lsf, sA.s ssss
for their rev stations. in the Phi.
lppins department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

hss~nt visitor. la Ysslms ~sss
Ms. oiis-s ksssss.s and aaashs
Ter. Carol. ana N,s. y. &. aasps,
and asus Yh,ilis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

"a. Hass, 4. ssrssii Aas arrived
from FORT Leonard Wood. Mn. 20
t.As 20 ne duties sitA N. Eng.
ns~Ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

IA Lester ". >isssi. ar corps
lsf ihla week for ma ma station
at Fsndlst0n Air sa.s. fsHdistoa
TIRE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01

FEATs BRITAIN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
EX-CeII-0 PdCt
Up TO Union

Terms of a settlement between
the uAW-CIO and the Ex-Cen-O
Company, agreed on three hours
after Governor Van Wagner sat
in with the negotiators, are TO be
laid before members of the union
on Sunday for ratification. 1t is not
considered likely there will be any
opposition.
Tie settlement provides Tor a
scent wage increase for all work
ers who have not received a boost
since March l. The raises will be
retroactive to April /.
The dispute was adjusted by a
mediation board made up Of Rev.
Rollin Fairbanks, rector Of st.
James Episcopal Church at Crosse
lie; George Heidcman. attorney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
StdteTdkesHdnd
In Labor Dispute

With n strike notice filed by
the UAW-CIO on April p, the
governor viii be asked 10 appoint
a special mediation board TO handle
the dispute at the Detroit Steel
Products Corporation which has
between 100000 and 100000
of national defense contracts.
Thomas J. Donahuc, of the state
mediation board. said today he
would ask that the 30-day cool
ing Off clause be invoked.
The corporation manufactures
steel SasheS and doors and these
are being used in the construction
of army environments all over the
country.
The principal cause Of dispute Is
union recognition. but the COM
pany. which employs about 500
workers. already has a contract
with the FcnCStra Workers Union.
an independent organization.
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REFUSE PAY BOOST

WILMINGTON. Del, April 30
Officials OF General Motors Cor
poration. al a stockholders meet
ing here, said the corporation
intends to continue resistance to
the wage increase demands Of the
UAW-CIO because its employees
are already the highest paid in the
country.
The statement was made when
the stockholders voted down a
proposition to pay the full diff
terence IN salary TO any corpora
ton employe entering the armies
of the United States or Canada.
At the same time they agreed to
pay accrued stock bonus to any
drafted employees who have a
bonus due them. Under previous
rulings executives or employees