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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-03
ELVIN Fl. APPLICABLE

Trenton, N. J.-Elvin H. Applegate
64, a potter, died March II after 6
long illness at his home, G20 Stuyves
ant Avenue.
He was the husband of Mrs
Kathryn Minschwaner Applegate ant
the son of Mrs. Rebecca Applegate
Also surviving are sister, Mrs
Joseph Corn, of South Amboy, and 6
brother, William c. Applegate. He
was a member of Trenton Lodge, No
l64, l.. o. o. NJ, and Local Unior
No. 35 of the National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters.
Funeral services were held Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock in the
Poulson & Van Hse Home for Ser,
vices, 4O8 Bellevue Avenue, with the
Rev. William T. Magill, pastor of the
Pilgrim Presbyterian Church, offci-
ating.
Mr.. Applegate had been employed
for many years at the Trenton Pot.
teries Company as a generalware
caster and turner in the Artware De.
partment. Prior to Local 40's affili.
alton with Local 35, Brother Apple.
gate had the distinction and honor of
serving in every office including many
years service as a delegate to the
National Conventions. His attend,
ance in the local was regular and his
standing had never been interrupted
since the installation of Local 40 ir
1900.
The advice and wisdom of Brothe,
Applegate was always to the best in
terest of organized potters and the
needing Of same had helped in carry,
ing Locals 40 and 33 through some
very trying days. Brother Apple
gates interest and personality will be
sorely missed and the Eastern mem
bers trust that his record may be ar
incentive for the remaining member
ship in carrying on in the same man.
ner as this -plcIteer.
X x
ANDREW MURRAY
Funeral services were held in Ko-
komo, Ind, Monday, March 81, for
Andrew Murray, rs, former East Liv-
erpool potter who died at his home
there Friday. Burial was in Kokomo.
Mr.. Murray, saggermaker by
trade, left here about Is years age
to accept employment in a pottery in
Kokomo. He leaves sister, Mrs
Sadie Canton Of Michigan Avenue
here.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-03
GEORGE T.. FOGLE

George f. Fogle, rs, died suddenly
Friday, March 28 at 10 p. m. in his
home on Manor lane, Andrews place
Mr.. Fogle was born in Graysville
but resided in East Liverpool fol
about As years. He was last employ.
ed as warehouseman at Plant OF
the Homer Laughlin China Co. il
Newell. He was a member Of the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters and the First Church OF
Christ.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Clara
Echols Fogle; one daughter, Mrs
Ambrose Reynolds of East Liverpool
two brothers, C. |. Fogle Of Kent anC
w. p. Fogle Of Mt. Vernon, severa
nephews and nieces.
Services were held Monday at 2 p
m by Rev. ID. Park Chapman, pastor
Of the Church of Christ. Burial was
made in Riverview cemetery.
Ask for Union Labeled Merchandise
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
NOVY DEN.

Mesto Baltimore az dOSud "a
chovalo Starry ObrancG Den ma
pamatku vftezstv1 ma North
Point a Fort McHenry roku
1914, kde Baltimorst1 milicaci
slozen1 z obchodnfkG, deln1kG,
farmarG a jinych osvedcili Sc
tax vytecne.
Kdyz nynf mesto Baltimore
cell jine periodic kritickeho ne
bezpecf, v nemz snad napade-
n obude nepratelskymi silami,
v 1tery, 16. prosince 1941, po-
Gallo zanaseti pomocnikd We
mnohych odborech obrann6
prace.
Mayor Jackson prohlasil toto
utery &c. prosince 1941) jake
"Novy Den Obranc1 a vyzval
vsechny obyvatele schopne po-
moci DAFT Sc zanesti do castf O.
branne prace, pro nez schopny-
mi jsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Vydavatelstvo

"Pokrok" We stredu, dine 81.
prosince 1911 v Delnickem Do
me ma rohu Madison a Rose ul.
Hudba p. Jana Svitaka. Vstup-
ne 55c i s dani. Pro ty, kteri 81
radeji posedf, name v DISPOSE
ci dolejsf m1stnosti, kde pTi po-
slechu hubby a nalezitem OBJ
c~erstvenf z~apomenete ma vse CO
minulo a jen tax pr dobr6 ma
lade a humoru ztravfte dokon-
cent stareho a zacatek Noveho
Roku. Vytecna kuchyne, tez
budeme m1ti jaternicky a re
budou znamenite, ponechame
rfci YAM! Zacatek O 8. iodine
vecernf. PTijdte kazdy, prijd-
tie vsichni. Uctive I'VE
Zabavnl vybor,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

kdyz je i nase Vlast We valce,
Dude treba pomoc a spoluprace
vsech roduvernych americana.
Name kazdy pomoci, bud pc
nezi neb praci pro Amer. Ger.
KTiz. Jeji pTednaska byla Cd
menena bourlivym potleskem.
DR.. Dvorine poukazal ma
skutecnost, re kazdy obcan by
mel absolvovati kurs "Prvni
pomoc", zvlaste nyni, kdyz
jsme We valce. Kdyby kazdy z
mas mel znalost "Prvn1 pomo-
|ci", dalo by Sc predejfti mno-
hymn nestest1m.
Jeho rec sc prftomnym veil
ce libila a hned Sc ma to pfihla-
|sili do kursu "Prvn1 Pomoci'
pres 40 ucastnikd. Tento kurs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
NEMCI A ITALOVE MEMO
HOU STAT Sc OBCANY
SPOIL. STATIC.

Federalnf soudce William G..
Coleman v Baltimore odepfel
obcanstvi az do dals1ho ozna-
men1" N6mcGm a ItalGm, pro-
.toze Spojene Staty we skuteC-
rosti isouye valces Nemeckem
"a Italif.
"Japonkso nen1 pouhym spo-
jencem Nemecka a Italie. Je
zrejmo i mal6mu diteti, re je
|pouhou loutkou techto Zemi.
We skutecnosti jsme We valce s
temito zememi''.
Rek1 "a osobam, z nichz by
10 II Nemcd, IL ItalG, jeden
Fin a ctyry zeny, jez ztratily
obcanstvf provdanim Sc Ia CT
zince, re je "povinnostf soudu
oznamiti YAM, re vase natura-
lisace odklada Sc az ma dalSi
uvedomen1."
N6ktere z techto "a osob je-
Willy velke pohnutf, kdyz soud-
ce oznamil Jim sve rozhodnut1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Z ~VEPROVYCH HODU.

V dnesnf zprave z veprovych
hodG Narodnfho Sdruzeni v So
koIovne nemGzeme pro KRAFT
kost dolby podati jeste presne
vy1ctovanf, doufame vsak, re
do pffstf stTedy Dude jiz vse
vyrovnano takze nam Dude mo-
Emo podati presny vysledek.
DIE pTedbeznych vypoctG jest
vsak jiz zrejmo, re cisty zisk z
teto zdaTile zabavy Dude vetsi
nez z veprovych hodG minute
no roku ma kterych byla navste
va O dost v6tsf nez minulou ne
deli. Nedelni navst6va byla
dobra, ale mohla, vlastne mela
bJti vetsi uvazi-il Sc pro jaky
1cel byl podnik tento pofadan.
Byl-li vsak pTece ten krasny
vysledek dosazenf, mali o to
nemalou zasluhu mimo poTa-
dajicfho vyboru a obetavych
EnavstevnfkG, nasi cest1 farmari
z Hartford County, kterf Sc slo-
zili a koupili krasneho vepre
pro tento 1cel a jelikoz darova-
ne obnosy prevysovaly jeho ce-
nu O pet -dollar1, byl tetno OBJ
nos t6z k dobru podniku JIM
venovan. Uvadime dnes jejich
jmena v pofadf jak nam byly
jmenovani: - Henry Pouska
$4.75, James Pouska $500,
Frank Maxa $500, Cyril Ko-
tras $500, Anton Louch, ktery
vepre zabil a rozTezal $500.
Joseph Krumel $500, Rudolph
Horky $500, Joseph Kunasek
1890, Albert Jirsa, ktery vyko-
nal sbirku $500. Celkem W.
brano $29.75. Kupnf cena We
pre- S24.75. Odevzdano $500.
Nenf tfeba dodavati mnoho
slov, bratfi farmari cinem svym
Idokazali, re znajf svoji povin-
most k narodu z ktereho vySli
"a coz Jim spoutana a zmucena
vlast vrele dekuje.
Ia odbecku a zabavnf vybor
j. K,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Minute pondelf vecer po-
Tadala sokolska odbocka Amer.
Cerven6ho KTfze schulz v So
kolovn9. Ses. o. Martinkova,
predsedka odbocky zahajila
schulz a privftala hosty pl. Tu-
loch a DR.. Dvorine cd Amer
Ger. Krfze a pax cetne poslu-
chace. Pc nj %promluvila sta
rostka Sokolic ses. S. stetkova
a br. starosta Sok. Jed. Blesk
J. Bflek, ktery mel krasny a
vzletny proslov.
PAX byla predstavena pl. Tu-
loch, pfedsedka vyrobnlho Cd
deleni Amer. Ger. KT1ze, ktera
We sve obsahle Teci vyl1cila o.
hromnou praci, kterou kona ia
to milosrdna instituce a nyni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
"NECIN"
DEPARTMENT..

Valecny department VIOLA ku
obecenstvu ohledne vojenskych
hnuti nasledujic1 "Necin".
To prav1:
Necin hledeti rozzirovati a.
nebo hledati informace o pohy-
bech vojska We Spojenych Sta
tech a jinde.
Necin oznacovati zarlzen1 a
pOcet vojakG " urcitych tabo-
rech.
Necin rozSiTovati informace
ohledne muzG zaradenych do
vojska a kan byli poslani.
Necin r~ozsirovati n%espolehli-
We anebo je zvelicovati-zpra-
Wy davane z druhe ruky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Dude Sc konati v Sokolovne asi
zacatkem 1nora. Kdo by mel
zajem. prihlaste sc bud u p1.
O.. MARTINIQUE, tel. BE lmont
6O87 neb u p1. r. CihlaTove,
tel. BR oadway 1925. G..
= Patronat Ceske Svobodo-
myslne skoly August1n Herman
S d1ky stvrzuje dar SIS, jez pf.
Victorie Rysanek darovala k
ucten1 pamatky zemTele pf. A
loisie Rysanek a ma misto kve-
tin pfi pohfbu p. Frant. Svejdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
MiStnl ZprdVy.

= Sesteho prosince v kostele
Cesko-Moravskych Bratff spo-
jeni byli svazkem manzelskym
Wallace D. Holman, chemicky
inzenyr z Waynesboro, Va. a
sic. Rosalie A. Simek, sekretaf-
ka z Oliver ulice u pr1tomnosti
svedkG: Margaret a William
Simek. Pc snatku novomanze-
lie odejeli ma svatebnf cestu do
New Yorku a odtud do Waynes
boro We Virginii, jez nynf jest
jejich bydlistem.
V ned6li, dine Fl. prosin-
ce budou mfti dftky Ceske Svo-
bodomyslne skoly "Augustin
Herman" Vanocni nad1lku spo-
jenou s programem We skole ma
rohu Ashland a Glover ulic.
Rodice a celia csl. verejnost jest
zvana ma tuto malou %slavnust-
ku. PTivedte take vase dltky
sebou. Zacatek Dude v Z hodin
veGer. Patronat.
" ned6li, dine %. prosince
sehraji ditky skoly Osady sv.
Vaclavske milouck6 Vanocni
divadlo V osadni SIM, $40 N.
Collington Ave. Zacatek We
$3.50 bod. odpoledne.
Krajan6, prijdte Sc v hojnem
pOGtu podivati ma tn naSi skol-
nj mladez. Nebudete l~itovati,
nebOt vas velmi dobfe pobavl.
O Novorocnim predstave-
nj Dram. Odboru Sok. Jednoty
Blesk "Okolo rybnfka" jevl Sc
neobycejny zajem. Dramatika
piln6 zkousf pod dozorem ses.
O. MARTINIQUE. Br. V. Mart1-
mex nacvicuje krasne melodic-
Ike zpevy - solove, dueta, ter
Ceto a smfseny sbor "a pomoci
kapelnfka br. Rudy Kiliana. V
pcslednf zp6vni zkousce br. XII
Ian prohlasil, re opereta Dude
mfti veliky 1sp6ch a pine oce-
nil hudbu mladeho ceskeho
skIadatele Eduardo Ingrise.
Tuto lidovou operetu napsali
j. S. Lukas a M. JaroS. Del O..
perety je poutavy, idylicky a.
rlniGky zdraveho ceskeho hu-
mCru, kter6ho je nam tax V n.y.
n6jSI t6zke dob6 zapotfeb1 k o.
sv6zenf mysle! Ano i scenicka
Vyprava divaky pine zaujme,
nebot je zavede do okol1 jed
hobo jiho-ceskeho rozember-
sk6ho rybn1ka. Br. Rudy Pa
rick pracuje ma originelnim
navrhu sceny a jeho carovny
st6tec nam vykouzlf Ease jed
no malebne zakoutf jihoceske-
no venkova. Ulohy jsou rozd6-
leny die nejlepsf schopnosti ma
SIGH sokolskych ochotnikG a
zp6vakG, coz Dude m1ti velky
vyznam ma celkovy 1spech.
Zde uvadlm jednu z kras-
nych pfsnf "Pisen domova":
Tam kde v klinu nor
dTfme ztichly Dor,
to je krasny domov mGj,
vfska v 1dolf,
kol nj topoly,
to je sladky domov mGj.
Tia mista, kde me mole matt
zrodila,
ty lany, kde mne k vlasti lasce
ucila,
Ten rozkv6tly hal,
ten posvatny kraj,
to je sladky domov muj .. :.
A zde jest titulnf pfsen, KITE
rou jste caste slyseli hrati ma
nasem cs. radiovem programu :
Okolo rybnika rosie husty
rakosi.
kdyz ma to vzpomenu oci Sc
mi zarosf.
10, okolo rybnfka rosie
hoTky puskvorec,
vSe lie to tam - zustal jsem
sam
u toho rybn1ka ma konec -.
Proto pfipomfnam milovn1-
kun naseho ceskeho divadla,
by Sc dostavili do Sokolovny ma
Novy Rok, kde Sc budou tesiti
z krasneho divadelnho pozitku
Sc svymi znamymi, kterf tam
zavftajf z blfzka i z dali. Dop.
- Chcete p6kny, umelecky
nabOzensky kalendaT ma rok
1912? Zastavte Sc pro nej pc
/. prosinci v 1Tadovne Schi-
mInkova Pohrebnfho Domova,
26O1 E. Madison ulice. Wchod
ma Luzerne ulici). NemGzete-li
prijfti osobne, napiste 81 0 nej
ma postovnlm l1stku. Ctenl kra-
lane Sc laskave zadaj1, by ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
BALTIMORE A OKOLf
POZORl

Sylvestrovskou Zabavu pora-
da D6lnicky Vzdelavaci Spolek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
NO SHORTAGE HERE

There is no short age Of bitumi-
nous coal in Detroit at the present
time because OF the strike of soft
coal miners. the Detroit Coal Bu-
reau. an organization Of dealers.
reported here today. But it was
pointed out that if the strike
lasts for q long time the coal sit
uation here may become acute.
Detroit uses coal from the south
ern fields mainly. it was explained,
which are the fields where the
miners and operators are fartheSt
from a settlement. Even though
the northern operators should set
tie with the miners. il was pointed
out that this Will not help Detroit
much unless the southern opera
tors settle also. because Detroit
industrial equipment is geared 10
burn the higher quality southern
coal. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Drama Of France Today
To Be Told in Times

To The Detroit Times has the most dramatic story
story of France occupied and unoccupied
through daring penetration of the forbidden by
Kenneth T. Downs
Downs foreign correspondent of International News
Service and of the George r. Holmes Memorial award
of 1889 tells the tragic story of presenday France series
of articles beginning Thursday in this newspaper.
These articles Of import. They represent
the fruit of the first successful penetration by American
reporter into German dominated German occupied French ter
rtory the fruit of the first successful effort hwar
sorshp srngency hitherto unknown in modern times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Delay bill
To Curb
Strikes

LANSING. April IS Declaring
the states labor unions are being
run by few communiStic racke-
teers.' Rep. Gail Handy (R) of
Eau Claire lost his fight to rush
through his bill Curblng strikes IN
defense plants.
The bill. which would require
a 60-day cooling off period before
strikes in defense plants could
be called. was made a special
order for discussion tomorrow
while House Republicans were
eleSeted- in caucus.
Handy met unexpected oppoSi-
ton from both Republicans and
Democrats last night
''If there is going to be a law
OF this kind. IL should be the
Presidents law" said Robert y
Sawyer tR) of Monroe. after
all, these plants are doing work
for the nation and Michigan is
just One-forty-eighth of the ma
ton"
He was Joined by + Jack Nell
Ter CR) of Battle Creek. who said
1.-THE time Is over for being
I hySterical about labor unions
and strikes. The governor has
learned about strikes and such
a bill should come from him if
one is necessary"
Both asked that the bill be
sent 10 the labor committee 10 be
killed.
Let's dispose Of this right on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
How Stringent Is German Rule?

What the present social economic political industrial
labor and military situation occupied
the German rule in that how closely supervised
the demaraon line between occupied unoccuped
What amazing fantastic plan evolved to gear
the birth rate of Francehe destinies generations yet
unbOrn-to his dreams of conquest
All these questions and many answered ex-
haustivey and authoritape the beginning Thurs
day in the Times.
That you may follow this series daily call Cherry $500 to
for carrier delivery of The your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
u. 5. Film Stars
SeeCdmaCho

MEXICO CITY. April IL The
delegation Of . Hollywood movie
stars making a goodwill tour Of
Mexico was received by President
Avla Camacho in the national
palace
President Camacho singled out
\ orm a Shcarer and Mickey
Rooney for special attention
II hope you'll HE able To come
back and stay longer" he told
the American finn stars Tou'ii
always be welcome. our people
love you"
The stars were taken 10 the
presidential offices In the elevator
cuStomanly reserved Tor diplo-
mats. From the national palace
they went 10 The airport 10 begin
The return trip 10 Hollywood They
spent the night At Guadalajara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

the floor Of the House" pleaded
Handy Don't forget this cOun-
try's done all right without
different system for 100 years
and we can't stand By and watch
a few Communists and labor
rack e teers ruin the labor
unions"
The House also passed and sent
10 the Senate today It's S50.O00.0OC
welfare and social aid bill without
major changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Cuban Senate in High
Tribute 10 Roosevelt

HAVANA. April ms
President Roosevelt was pro-
claimed the leading citizen Of the
Americas and a portrait OF the
American Chief Executive was I'M
veiled IN the gallery Of the Cuban
Senate today IN impressive cere-
monies attended by Ambassador
MeSserSmith and leading Cuban
political figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Hoffman Accuses
Reds inFordRow
International Nov. service Wye

WASHINGTON April Is Rep.
Clare Hoffman (Rl OF Michigan
charged in the House that Com
munist strikes IN the Ford Rouge
plant in Michigan had Saboiaged
hundreds Of thousands dollars
worth OF machinery and added
II want 10 congratulate tho
Democratic Party for co-opertN
ing with the Communists In
forcing Henry Ford to take back
men who did thousands Of dol
lars worth Of damage Ia his
plant, now producing defense
materials"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Secret HitIer-DarIan Talk Barred

They firsthand authoritative presentation of France
it s-and France may be Germany wins loses the
great conflict raging. 49,
For the FIRST TIME is related secret conference be-
tween Adolf Hitler Admiral Daran of the French fleet
Hitlers plans for the part the fleet TO play the role
signed TO France by Hitler after the
For the first time is revealed the delicate dangerous posi-
ton which former premier and foreign minister Pierre
Laval finds himself So is the tragic situation
which Chief of State Marshal Peain finds himself
light of long and honorable career
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

our entire Journey 10 MeXlcO-Glig
was our visit to President Ca
macho in his executive offices.
On our way to the plane,
through = crowd estimated to be
more than 100000 people with the
chief of police as our personal
escort. we called on the kindly
and gracious head of the Mexican
government. 80
Frank Capra. speaking for the
motion picture visitors. thanked
President Camacho for the won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Coal Peace Seen
Near After Visit
By Perkins
lnl.rnnlLnnnI go. ssr,Iee We

NEW YORK. April IA note
OF promise was inIeCTed INTO the
-deadlocked soft coal conference
today following surprise VISIT ~
Secretary of Labor Fran C e :
Perkins. who Unexpectedly came
here from Washington TO attend
the night meeting between north
ern mine operators and repre-
grr7tattpes of the CLOS United
Nine Workers Union
Secretary Perkins remained
with the ncgotiators for more
than an hour and had nothing to
say when she left the meeting
other than
I'VE had very pleasant
conversation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

I was very pleased TO have the
president ask to speak to me after
he learned | was on the Hearst
newspapers.
The president spoke on the
pleasure all Mexico had from Mr..
HearSts visit and mentioned the
fine articles he had written on
Mexico.
A touch Of sentiment was the
reception the president gave Is
Their Fernandez. a Mexican beauty
under contract to Paramount. He
wished her luck in Hollywood. and
she threw her arms around his
neck and kissed him before the
gathering of motion picture celeb
rifles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
SAID 1T WITH STARS

Earlier in the day the secretary
of state made a fine speech about
the Pan American relationship.
He said that on holidays II is Gus
tomary to say it with flowers ~
bur that in the motion picture
festival the United States has
SAID II with stars
We stopped m Guaddlajara after
leaving Mexico City and again
ran into terrific crowds.
Jock Whitney. who arranged
this good viii tour, deserves great
credit. for. as he himself put II:
God made MeVico our neigh
Dor, and we should he friends"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
a Weeks Strike
Ended TO Speed
Ship Building
International News service wirt


WASHINGTON. April 15.-The
National Mediation Board today
announced settlement of the long
defense strike in the country
the 24-weekS-old strike at the
Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Com
pany in Washington.
A three-man panel, and negoti-
atorS for both the company and
the striking union, the Lumber
and Sawmiii Workers tAFL1
signed an agreement but terms
were not made public. at request
of the union, which will present
them to a union meeting for rati-
fication Friday night.
ISSUES INVOLVED
issues involved were wages
hours and contract clause con-
corning union membership.
The strike, called on October
IS. and therefore the most pro-
tracted defense tieup in the nation
had eXerted far-reaching effects
causing sympathy strikes and inn
pedlng the shipment of materials
needed for battleShip construction
in Newport News, Va.
The mediation board chalked uT
its ninth return 10 work agree
ment out of IL strikes certified
to il. when employees of the Phelps
/ Dodge Copper Products Corpora
, ton. Elizabeth. y. j., agreed L
return TO their Jobs pending
settlement between the company
and union.
The strike. involving 1900 work
ers of the Go United Electrical
Radio and Machine Workers o
/ America. began April g. Tn
company holds large defens'
orders for copper wire and tubing
Workers are expected 10 return
to work tomorrow The back-to
work agreemcn, viii be submitted
for union ratification al a meetini
tonight. The only terms II Specl
fed were that the men should b.
taken back without discrimlna
ton pending further settlemen
efforts.
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Visit Thrills LOueHEa
Miss Parsons Meets Mexican President; More Than
200 900 Greet Movie Visitors
By LoUELLA o. PARSONS

GUADALAJARA. Mexico April derfu days spent Mexico
15-The exciting moment Of City and said:
Journey McXicOClty are all
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ON week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips Yin the- daily Detroit
Times: on sunday great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
STEELMAN OPTIMISTIC

Federal Conciliator John r.
Steelman.- however was highly
optimistic ana limited that a final
agreement may be reached and a
new contract with the northern
operators signed when the con-
ference is rcSurrtrti-at-4- Pm.
today
John L. Lewis, UNIV president.
who declared after southern coal
operators bottled = the conference
last Friday that he would not con-
sent to reopening the mines unless
both northern and southern oper-
atorS signed a joint contract, re-
fused 10 say anything.
Stcelman was asked If there
was a possibility that Secretary
Perkins might certify the dispute
10 the national mediation board
as asked by the southern oper-
atorS. He replied that st had not
been discussed.
The soft coal mines employ
400. 900 men. who have been idle
since March 81. when their last
contract expired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
The Weather

The sun VII SCI ~ 7l7 2 n. TODAY.
and use tomorrow At 80 =. n
The moon VIII rise today A. II 80
p m. and sets tomorrow al s52 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
SHORTAGE kEENLY FELT

indicating that the shortage is
being keenly felt, production on
contracts for $4,000 blankets and
100000 yards of overcoat cloth
for the United States Army is
being delayed because of near
exhaustion of coal reserves. the
Peerless Wooden Mills of RoSsville.
Ga. reported to the war depart
mcnt today.
In Withdrawing from the nego-
tiationS. the southern operators
declared il would be impossible
for them 10 grant both the 81 a
day pay raise for miners under
stood TO have been coded by the
northern operators plus the elm
nation of the 40 cent differential
between the north and south as
demanded by the union.