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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
louisburg Alumni
Meet Sat. May ], in
Day of Festivit\

LouiSburG, April 24.-On Satur
day, May 3, Louisburg College
alumni will return for Homecoming
At 100 O'Clock there Will be a base
ball game between the alumni and
the college varsity. AT 40 O'Clock
the May Day Fetc Will take place
The Queen, Miss Margaret White
Byrum and the King. James Feather
Ston will reign over the festival.
The Maid of Honor is Miss Glori&
Simpson and her escort is Charlie
Williamson. Che Crown bearer i
Master John Rochester Earle, Louis
burg: and Train bearers. Little Mis-
Florence Aston Fearing and Master
Fred A. Fearing, Jr., Elizabeth City
The attendants are as follows: Sarai:
Davis with William Pagan: Dorothy
Edge with Howard Mitchncr: Cath
crime Gillic with Borden Me- loss
Margaret Holcms with George LumI
kin; Ella Lewis with Roy Bailey,
Ruby G.. Massenburg with William
King; Mary McArtan with Jimmy
Durham; Edith Pittman with Edwin
,obinSon; Frances Terrell witt Roc
Lancastcr; and Ruth StallinGs wit
Don Bell.
The theme is. IAN English Coun-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
EHoney9m!9?E92T3!Gz 5 9|d !

paper man a man VINO m.sht
never De ahI' :" give her more than
4 small 2ht'h aAaiineni. a grubby
niue S''bti2'A collage worries,
DIS Hcdfl1'i' b alt%'rty-
me mus >''E'ird Tor just a mo-
'letlI ihel IL hogan again soft
.'r'I'a'e' yet somehow gay and
laughing ana tender, Ike a small
9'il'f brook ~chllckling away TO 1t
sen as II tumbies down a noun
'dli'N'de on us way 70 be swallowed
up III me sea. mere was somehow
tlt scent OF small secret flowers
"Shl'hS tne hluuen places IN me
"'ouS' tle Joyous song OF nest
ouil,'"s oirus' ana inc song OF a
'i'ot''tr 10 ier cihiu all tangled
up III 'i'e 'ilelody June was playing.
N,el' size ia" 'fiiSiled' the olherS
AT . moment III complete ST.
I'iIte, sun E'lPPpu ny LIE SPeII OF
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CHAPTER rNENTY-T:IEEE

CHAPTER TNEENT I-f:IEEE
THERE WAS s.mething vague
ly sinister in the strangers utter
immobiHtY, IN ms intent regard
that Mas fixed upon the people in
that lighted room. among them
Donald's wife Suddenly an almost
u~nreasoning anger burned deep in
Donald as he took a step forward
calling sharply. Hey, you-What
are you doing here o.
Instantly the man Strengthened.
Whirled, saw him. and plunged into
the jungle. 1t was pitch dark there
and Donald d unaimcd. so he
made no effort to follow. Instead,
he went on into the house. carrying
the violin case. Inside the living
room door, he checked swiftly, saw
that there were five men there, lust
as he had somehow known there
would be.
Did either of you step outside
the window there jus. now" he
demanded
They looked up, startled, and a
chorus of negatives answered him.
Whats up, old MANI" demand
ed Tom, coming swiftly toward
him.
It's probably nothing at all
some prowler," said Donald, and
explained what he had seen
"Probably the hoatman hanging
around" he added hurriedly, not
ing the white, frightened faces of
the women.
Yes, of course" Tom said with
the sane false heartIness. There's
nothing to be afraid of, people.
And now, Mrs. Heath, we are all
anticipating Q treat"
June took har violin from Don
aid, but her eyes met his. ques-
tioning. worried Donald smiled at
her and said frankly, "Chances are
was mistaken. I probably didn't
see anything al all. 1t could be
that my eyes trickcd me. That
mango tree out there could look
like an army with banners, if you
"dliltt " lo'h IL 1t \ certain way.
"Of course" said June, taking
the violin from: It's case, grading it
beneath her cl.ia, and drawing the
bow across the strings.
Instantly the room settled to 81
lence and absorbed attention. June
played with an exquisite touch; the
strength and fire of an artist, vet
with the gentleness of a woman in
love. And while she PLAYED. she
held that roomful of people in the
hollow of her hand, as She had held
crowded concert halls throughout
the country and abroad.
Dona! |, listening, felt his heart
contract a little with pain. lie was
fully aware of her superb artistry,
of her great talent that came $40
ncn genius Had he the right to
tie her down to life as the wife Of
an ordinary run-ot-the-mill news
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
NeUs

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Edwards. Ct
Sandy Creek. spent the weekend
win Mrs. Edwards parents, Mr.. am,
MIS-. ", II, Wilder, at EPSON.
Clarence King. Ezra Miller, Jimm,
PoNor and Percy Dement,, all from
Foft Bragg, spent the Weekend N
EPSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parkinson. OF
LouIsDmg, visited Mr.. pcrkinson
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. PcrEin-
son, of EPSON, Sunday.
Jamie AY>cue, stationed at Fort
jackson, S. C., was at home with hi.
parents Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Lyscuc.
The senior class Of EPSON hlst.
schooI spent from Thursday NOM
: until Saturday afternoon IN
Aington. The trip was enjoyed by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
SOCIETY NEWS

SatterWhite, Oxford; the correspond
ing secretary, Dorothy Clements of
Nelson. Va: parliamcntarian. Viz
gIhla Seegar, of Fairfield: and the
PupIicI'y representatives, Helen But
Aer Of G~rccnvillc. Anne Poythrcss of
Henderson, and Mary T. Baily Of
kinston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
Legion Auxiliary
Barbecue Tonight

The American Legion Auxiliary i.
giving a barbecue supper today from
$50 Ia $3.50 p. IN. at the Legion Hut,
not Friday evening as announced cr-
roncously.
Tickets have been on sale several
Gays, and the proceeds realized from
the sale Of the barbecue plate Will
be used to further the charitable
work Of the Auxiliary, it is said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
Ucyn Called Meeting.

Th,rc viii be a called meeting of
.ag Business and Professional Wo-
mcn elt1 ut the home of Mrs.. t..
+. Green. ON Zcne street, Friday
night ut rs o'clock. \ mnttcr q
mlcn importance is to be discussed
and ID full attendance is desired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24

One really feminine afternoon
dress is a wardrobe unjust have
for summertime You'll fall in love
at fist sight with pattern 970l-a
typical Marian Martin design in its
good taste, lovely lines and simple
making. The back of the frock is in
linn, supple princess style, while in
'ront the panelling is interrupted
by the soft gathered fullness of the
nodicC panels. Notice how clcVcrly
he shape of the Waistseam is re-
pcated in the novelty yokes. You
night add buttons down the front
and use clips. a nec&lac, or flower
It the V-Ncci. Though lust short
gathered sleeves are pictured, long
Of lh~ree-quarter sleeves are incIud-
4 N this style that you'll need right
away.
Pattern 97Ol may be ordered only
in misses and women's sizes II, l6.
IS, 90. 80, "a, So, 38. 40 and ~, Size
l6 requires 3 10 yards 80 inch fabric,
Send F'FTEFN CrN7S IN COINS f0'
this MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be
sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, and STYLE
N1'NBFR
Send volr order to nai'v Di"natrh
Pattern Department, z32 W. 18th s..
New York, N. I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
Leaves HOSDitaI.

Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Watkins, who
underwent an operation at Mari,
Tarham hospital recently, returned
to her home here yesterday after
noon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
choir to Practice.

The senior choir ot the First Pres
fv,cr.lu church Will practice this
evening 1T 80 o'clock at the home
-. AlI=. j. Is. Martin, on Granite
.-r.tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24

M. Four minutes later Lindbergt
entered the hall and was given :
1O-minute ovation by the crOWo
which iammed the auditorium.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
Scaior Choir.

The ,.n.ur choir of the FIRST Metz
,d'., c.ucr will practice al ~,
o'cloc, tonight II the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24

women appeared bearing signs de
|nounclng Lindbcrgh. They we're al
,acked by the crowd.
The violence occurred at $40 p.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24
CONGRATULATIONS
Son Is Born

Son Is Born
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Nixon an
no1ucc the birth Of a son, Benjamin
HarrelI Nixon, il, on Monday. April
q. 1871 at Maria Parham hospital.
All art and beauty is the manjlcs-
taton of the ideal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-24

(TO BE (ontinued>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Complete Text of Ford Contract With UAW-C

international union and company officials the number to be
mutually agreed upon by the company and the union
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
23A grievances shall be subject the following grievance
procedure
AAn employee having grievance shall present in the
first instance either his foreman to his departmental
meeman The departmental committeeman shall negotiate it
with the foreman with the department superintendent
25-n satisfactory settlement cannot be reached, the
departmental committeeman shall refer the grievance in writing
the building committee who shall negotiate with the build
ing superintendent.
ga grievance which cannot be settled between the after
midnight shift building committee and the building
superintendent shall be referred the daysh building
mttee.
27If satisfactory settlement cannot be reached the
building committee shall refer the grievance in writing to the
plant committee who shall negotiate with the designated COM
pany officials.
28f satisfactory settlement cannot be reached, the
grievance shall be referred to the appeal board.
pa settlement each grievance shall be reached within
(2) weeks from the time of its original presentation to the
foreman department superintendent the be-
Failing therein the matter shall be referred the appeal board
writing within thirty 900 days at the request of each party
30The appeal board shall proceed with the disposition of
the matter with the utmost Of dispatch
SENIORITY
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WAGES AND HOURS

62The will rates in the several classhcaons
least high those paid by the major competitor named
below in its respective industry:
(a) in the auto industry,
(b) in the cement industry,
(c) in the glass industry,
Id in the steel industry,
(e) in the tire industry.
The union agrees the competitor within ten (0)
days
63Any individual employee classification of employees
receiving established above shall
reduced Said shall to old and employees alike
64A adjustments in respect to Section 81 shall be
retroactive the date of the signing of this agreement
65-Any employee called to work permitted to to
without having been properly notified that there will be
work. minimum of (2) hours pay the reg
hourly of labor disputes other cond
tons beyond control of the local management
66-Empoyes working the first (1s) and third (3rd)
shifts shall receive FIVE 5) cents hour in addition their
regular pay fer the pay period
67-a) Time and onehalf will be paid for time worked
eight (S) hours per day.
(b) Time and onehaf paid forty
(40) hours per week
(c Time and onehalf will be paid for Saturday work
of forty 0 hours week except specified below No
empoye will be laid off during the week for the avoid
ing overtime payment For Saturday work following holiday
specified below in the week. time and half will be paid
(d) Double time will be paid for work Sundays and the
following legal holidays New Years Day. Memorial Day Inde
pendence Day. Labor Day. Thanksgiving Day and Christmas
except outlined in following paragraph
(e Employees working continuous seven CD
day operations whose occupations involve work Saturdays
Sundays and holidays shall be paid overtime for
days only for time worked of eight @
or in excess of forty (40) hours per week.
6n the laws of the United States changed either
increase decrease permissible working overtime
rates. modification Of the provisions Of this contract relating
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SENIORITY
Acquiring seniority.

Acquiring seniority.
31Senioy length Of service shall be cumulative
from the first (1st) day of employment
32-A employees involved in current Labor Board conro
verses who be ensated shall be deemed to have
continuously employed throughout their period of
poyment by the company preceding their reinstatement
33-Empoyes shall acquire seniority after six go months
hiring after which their seniority shall be of
date of hiring.
3For the of seniority in the production divisions
each building shall constitute unit.
35-Seniory the skilled groups (tool and die makers,
moders all maintenance mem shall be
occupaona plant-wde basis
36-When employe acquires seniority his name shall
placed the seniority list for his building unit in the
order O of hiring
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SENIORITY LISTS

3As possible but not later than sixty 900 days
the signing this the will submit to the
chairman of the building unit committee list of employees In
particular building showing their length of service
company representatives will then have forty
days receipt of such list to file exceptions to it.
this has elapsed the list will be considered true
exceptions after the foyve (45) day period shall
grievances through the procedure
38-Every go months the will submit to the
of the building unit committee uptodate list of
that particular building unit.
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4-The union will accept into membership all employees
covered by this provided that employed
or who may hereafter be employed who member
OF the but who has been member
membership by Of resignation expulsion may
cluded from the union its discretion which
excluded person shall employ of the
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PREFERENTIAL SENIORITY

Notwithstanding their position the list all com
meemen shall in the event Of layof be continued at work
any their respective constituents still
shall be recalled work after the ayof
there job respective districts which they able
any their respective constituents have been recalled
o work.
MISUNDERSTANDING their position the list the plant
president vice president financial
recording secretary and three CD trustees OF
local union ayo and rehirng be
nued work at all times when departments
fractions thereof at work.
Ain employing people in any department, the COM
pany will reasonably practicable give work oppor
uny employees occupationa groups the time
laid off and not expected to be returned to work at their
plant
TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS
42An employee who has transferred depart
men building another period of less than six
90 months shall be considered temporary empoye in his
department building shall accumulate
seniority his department building unit but this SEMI
ory shall be added the seniority he has in the old depart
ment, building unit
43-An employee transferred from depart
men building unit another for six co. months more
accumulate this seniority in his department building
unit In the becomes to reduce the number
employees his department building unit and the
employee the least seniority in this department
building unit he shall be the first laid Off in which event ne
his old department building unit
employee that he be transferred back to his old
department building unit before the expiration of the six go
months, the request shall be granted.
4-Empoyes- transferred to the aircraft building to
work shall the right return
jobs the basis of seniority when and the
company disconnues such operations
45No empoye shall be transferred to job for the
o. affecting his seniority.
46-Promotions jobs better jobs with equal
pay based primarily merit and ability but when all
things empoye having the greatest seniority
will receive the preference This clause does not apply to
motions to supervisory positions.
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FORMAL LEAVE

57Leave of absence shall be granted for
for period not exceed ninety 900 days upon application
of the employee and approval of the when
of the empoye Immediately required and there
employees available in the plant capable of doing his work
5SAn approved of the formal leave of absence will
be furnished to the empoe before such leave shall become
effective.
59Leaves of absence be extended the approval
of the employment department.
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Following is the complete text of the signed
between the Ford Motor Company and the United Auto
mobile Workers of America-CIO:
RECOGNITION

1.-The company recognizes the union the exclusive col
ecve bargaining agency for all the employees of the
in all Of the production and assembly plants and units of the
in the United States of America with the exception
Of the following categores which hereby excluded
Superintendent and superintendent general fore
fomen and assistant foremen and all other work.
ing in supervisory capacity including those having the right
hire discharge and those whose duties include recommended
ton hiring dscharng all employees in the sociological
department. all employees employed exclusively in the admins
raton building at the Rouge Plant and all employees branch
engaged which corresponds
said administration building (but service and maintenance
employees in said administration building shall be ncluded);
All employees employed exclusively in the Rotunda (but
service and maintenance employees said Rounda shall be
cuded) building superintendent clerks but not than
two CD clerks for each building SUPPLEMENTARY study
pantprot employees chief engineers power plants
designing production estimating and planning engineers artists
layout and designers in the engineering department.
sts metaurgsts physicists students and instructors tech
nca schools professional employees their essional
and those training the professions Dearborn laboratory work
farm workers trade school workers. and boys workers
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UNION SHOP

Pit is continuing condition of employment with the
that employees by agreement present
employees and employees shall be and remain goodand-
members of the losing membership
the union shall not be retained the employ of the
3Present employees who members of
karao
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SICK LEAVE

61-An employe who shall become i'll, and whose claim of
illness supported by satisfactory evidence shall be granted
sick leave of absence automatically.
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LAYOFF PROCEDURE

49-When there is decrease in force the following p
cedure shall be followed
(a) Employees having seniority shall be laid of.
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LEAVES UPON UNION REQUEST

60-An employe selected to union position selected
work which him from his employment
with the company SHALL the written request of the union
receive temporary leave of absence for the period of his
the and his shall be reempoyed work
generally similar to that in which he engaged last prior
of ABSENCE and his seniority shall accumulate
throughout of his absence Application for
shall be made and granted yearly.
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LOSS OF SENIORITY

47-Seniory shall broken for the following
(a) If the employee quits.
(b If the employee is discharged and the discharge is
reversed through the grievance procedure
(c) the empoye fails report work within FIVE (5
days after being notified to report and does not give sasfacto
reason
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DETERMINATIONS OF JOB

4S-When classification of work is permanently discon
tinued employees classification shall within three 3)
days transferred without loss of seniority other classified
tons available work in which they qualify providing they
have greater seniority than the employees such classified
tons
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RULES AND REGULATIONS

75-The company agrees to supply each employe with
copy of rules and regulations of the concerning
agemen safety police and fire protection
and regulations shall be devised abrdge rights
OF the employees guaranteed by this agreement
Violation of of these rules shall be sufficient
discipline discharge provided that claims
unjust discipline discharge for such violations shall subject
to the grievance procedure herein provided The
atons shall be mutually agreed by the company
luni0n
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56Leave of absence be granted for
for period not exceed thirty (30) upon application
the empoye and approval of his foreman Such leave
absence shall be renewed seniority shall
during the
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE

55An employe requesting leave of absence shall make
application writing his foreman provided
for that purpose.
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APPRENTICES

73A matters involving apprentices Chose graduating
from trade school and apprentice school, and those regularly
poyed in the pant shall subject negotiations
between the union and the
tive plants of the company
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LAYoFF OF DISABLED EMPLOYEES
OCCUPATIONAL DISABILITY


54-H hourly-rated empoye is promoted to assistant
foreman foreman to other supervisory position and
later denoted to hourly dayae employment he shall
work houryraed employee with seniority ranking which
he had at the time of his promotion
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s4This agreement shall continue in full
for O from the date hereof year to
thereafter unless at least thirty 30 prior
ton date either party notifies the other in writing desire
to terminate the agreement in which the
terminate on the expiration date Of the which
is given.
Sat- least thirty 800 days prior any expiration date
either party notify the other of its amend the
agreement in which event the notice nature
of the amendments desired parties are unable to
upon the proposed amendment before the
expiration date OF the contract the
expiration date unless the party parties proposing
ment or amendments shall have previously withdrawn
eo-Any amendments which may be agreed upon shall
become and be part of this agreement without modifying
changing any of the other terms of the agreement
S7-Noces shall be in writing be sufficient If sent
oy mall addressed to the union to the
United Automobile Workers (CIO 2s1 West Grand
boulevard Detroit Mch such address union
shall furnish to the company writing
to Ford Motor Company Dearborn Mich
as the company shall furnish union in writing
Evening star., 1941-02-23

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