Evening star., 1941-10-16

maximum pay is 6 cents per hour
more than the intermediate rate and
the minimum pay is 6 cents per
hour less than the intermediate.
Hence the old and new intermediate
figures cen be used to figure in
creases in the two other classes.
Some receive no increases.
The increases in intermediate
rates are:
Building attendants, AZ cents; no
raise. Common laborer, So cents to
&c cents; apprentices, all four
classes, a fiat 10-cent increase per
hour from the old rates of 76, "a,
50 and 40.
Battery attendants. SO to rs cents;
powder factory attendants, 90 cents
to 81; 86 to "a; 80 to 88; IA to 81.
Hammer runner, heavy, rs to 80;
others. 70 to rs.
Helpers-blacksmith's. heavy fires,
73 to 80; other fires, 68 to IS; boiler
makers, SO to rs; coppersmith's, SO
to IS; electricians, 10 to IS; general,
68 to 75 machinist's, 68 to rs;
molder's, So to IS; pipefitters, 10 to
rs; rigger's, 68 to rs: sheet metal
workers, "a to, rs; trainees, SO to
rs; woodworker IS to rs.
Hod carrier, SO, no raise; laborer,
classified, So to Sc; oiler, 70 to "a;
sand blaster, 81, no raise; teamster,
62 to 66.
Aircraft instrument mechanic,
S104 to SLIP; aircraft mechanic,
general, 81 to Slip: aircraft me-
chanic, motor, ST to SLIP; automo-
tive mechanic, "a cents to s106.
Blacksmiths Get 19-cent Raise.
Blacksmith Cheavy flresJ, $l06 to
S125; blacksmith (other fires), "a
cents to SLIP: boatbuilder, 81 to
S112; boilermaker, SO cents to SLIP;
boxmaker, 68 to rs cents; brakeman,
80 cents, no raise; buffer and polish
er, "a cents to Sl12
Wood caulker, 95 cents to Slip;
cement finiSher, Sl02 to SLIP;
cement worker, SO to rs cents;
chauffeur, 79, no raise railroad con-
ductor, 81 cents. no raise; copper
smith, sl.13 to Sl18; electric crane
man (under 20 tons), "a to 95 cents;
crystal oscillator maker, SO cents to
S104; cupola tender, "a to "a cents;
die sinker. SLIP to SIPS.
Electrician, sl.l0 to SLIP; electro
platter, SO to SLIP; engineman, 81
to sl12; engineman (hoisting and
portable), $l0l to SLIP; engineman
Qocomotive), S101 to SLIP; engine
man locomotive electric), Sl02 to
SLIP: fireman, 80 TO 90; flange
turner, SO to SLIP
Forgers-Drop, SO to Slip; heavy,
sl.52, no raise: light, s118. no raise.
Foundry clipper, II to &c.
Furnace man-Foundry, 80 to 90;
heater. 78 to Sc: heavy forge, heater,
88 to 90: other forge. II to go.
Gardener, 10 to 80; gas cutter or
burner, 81 to Slip; glass apparatus
maker. sl38, no raise: heat treater
(aviation), 81 TO SLIP; instrument
maker, $l.04 to Sl18; joiner, 81 to
SLIP; foundry ladle man, rs to 30;
leather worker, 78 to 88; letterer and
grainer, sl05 to S118.
Machinists Get IL Cents More.
Machine operator, 80 to ga; ma
chinist, 81 to Slip; brick or stone
mason, Sl31, no raise: bombsight
mechanic, SIPS, no raise; melter,
81 to 90; electric melter, s120, no
raise; open hearth melter, s132, no
raise; metallic cartridge case maker,
80 to 88.
Metalsmith (aviation). S1.O6 to
s112; millman. sl05 to SLIP; wood
model maker, s121 to $780, molder,
SLIP, no raise; gas plant operator.
80 to Sl02; optical instrument fin
isher. 95 to sl06; optical instrument
maker, sl05 to sl18; optical glass
grinder and polisher, SO to 81; op-
tical parts inspector, SO to 81; cp-
tical instrument assembler, 81 to
"a; optical polish and wax mixer,
SO to 81.
Ordnance man, "a to "a packer,
78 to IS; painter. 81 to SLIP; coach
painter. S102 to Sl15: painter (in-
ish and insignia aircrafD, s105 to
S118.
Pattern Makers Benefit.
Pattern maker, s119 to S130;
pipe coverer and inSulator, 81 to
SLIP; pipefitter, s106 to SLIP; plas-
terer, s131, no raise; plumber, s106
to SLIP; precision lens prism and
test platemaker, S1.05 to 81 .18. Job