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Evening star., 1941-09-16

The wedding of Miss Ruth Eliza
beth Edwards. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edwards of Pottsville,
Pa, and Mr.. George Henry Krause,
jr, son of MIR. and Mrs. George
KrauSe of Takoma Park, took place
in the apartment at 513 Sligo Creek
parkway in Takoma Park, where the
couple will make their home, Tues
day morning, September 9, at 1890
o'clock. Chaplain Donald w. Hunter
of the Washington Sanitarium,
officiated.
The fireplace was banked with
palms and fern and huge baskets
of gladioluses with long basket
of summer flowers in pastel shades
on the mantel formed an attractive
setting for the ceremony.
The bride wore Street-length
dress of moss green crepe with "
shaped neckline and three-quarter-
length sleeves. Her skirt was ac-
Gordon pleated and her hat, long
gloves and accessories were brown.
Her corsage bouquet was orchid COL
ored orchids.
Mrs. Orville Ziesmer of Rich
mond, Va, sister of the bride, was
the matron of honor. She wore
plum color crepe with fiared skirt
and fitted bodice. with jacket effect.
She wore a large hat and matching
accessories with long gloves of tan.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was given by Miss Edith
Thompson at the Washington Hotel
for the wedding party and few
close friends.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Krause left
for wedding trip TO Atlantic City,
N. j., and a motor trip through
Pennsylvania. The bride wore a
brown outfit with brown kolinsky
furs. On their return they will be
at home at their apartment after
September 20.
The bride is a graduate OF the
Washington Missionary College and
of the Washington Sanltarlum
School Of Nursing and has been
connected with the staff Of the SAN
itarium. Her husband is a gradu-
ate of Burton Linotype School. He
will return to Fort Belvoir, Va, after
their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Democratic Women
Vote to Establish
Defense Committee

The Democratic Women's National
Council at its first meeting OF the
season last night voted to set up
co-ordinating committee to work
with defense organizations OF the
District, The committee will be ap-
pointed soon.
Representative Byron of Mary
.nd who was to have been the
guest speaker, was unable to atteno
because of the illness Of her son,
William D. Byron, Sd. =,
In her absence, Ray George OF
California reported on the Los
Angeles regional conference tor
Democratic women.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
p. L. Charles Is Host
To His Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Charles of
Coral Gables, Fla, are spending a
few weeks with their son, Mr.. P l..
Charles of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission, at his home in
Mount Rainier, Md. Mr.. Charles
sspent more than 20 years as re-
gional director of education in the
Philippine Islands, and Mrs.
Charles was also engaged in edu-
cational work there.
At 8 pm. Tuesday Mrs. Charles
will be guest speaker at Sherwood
Presbyterian Church, Twenty-sec-
ond and Jackson streets NE. At 8
o'clock tonight she will speak on
Pioneering in Christian Democracy
in the Orient"
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Plans Radio Talk

Mrs. Isola Reid Dodic, inspector
for the District of Columbia Board
of Cosmetology, will discuss the vo-
cational aspects of the quest for
beauty on the radio program of the
Business and Professional Womens
Club tomorrow at 2:45 pm. over
Station WINK. Mrs. Alfred Orr will
interview Mrs. Dodic.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

Mrs. D. f. Yarnell, who has been
spending the summer travelling
through Canada, Alaska and Cali
fornia, has returned to her apart
ment at 2400 Sixteenth street.
DR.. J. Lawn Thompson, who has
spent the summer in Rockville visit
ing his sister, Miss Noma Thomp-
son, has returned to Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray F. Guynn have
returned from a six weeks trip to
New York State and Canada. They
also spent some time in Southwest
Virginia and California.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Margaret G.. Kemp
To Be Bride of
Robert Nj. Wilson

DR.. and Mrs. William B. Kemp
of College Park, Md, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret CODY Kemp,
to Mr.. Robert Murray Wilson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wilson
of Takoma Park, D. G.
Miss Kemp is a graduate of the
University of Maryland and a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr.. Wilson also received his
degree at the University of Mary
land. and is a member of Sigma
Phi Sigma Fraternity.
The wedding will take place
in early November.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

assisted by their daughter, SenorlIs
I,eda Fernandez, who recently re-
turned from Atlantic City, Wnere She
spent the summer.
Mrs. Caldwell Hostess
For California Visitors.
Visitors in the city were honor
guests at other social gatherings
Yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Gibson
and her daughter, Miss Barbara
Gibson of Pasadena, Calf, were
honor guests at a gay party given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Irene
Caldwell at her home IN wesley
Heights. Mrs. Gibson and her
daughter, who are the house guests
of Mrs. Caldwell, will remain mere
until Thursday and Will then re-
turn to their home in California Via
the southern route.
Guests at the luncheon for the at
tractive visitors included Nine.
Erteeun. wife of the Turkish Amoas-
sador: Mrs. William E. Borah, VINO Is
leaving shortly for the West: Mrs.
Thad Brown, Mrs. Luther Johnson,
Mrs, Henry Ralph, Mrs. Charles
Dalv Nine. Prochnik, Mrs. Marx
Foote. Mrs. James Wright, Mrs.
Donald Hatch, Mrs. John Blggers'
Mrs. Fred Britten, Mrs. Robert
Sherood and Mrs. Frederick u.
Richardson,
Assisting at the tea table during
the party were Mrs. l.. D. KlrKlano'
ir.: Mrs. Philip Eaton, Mrs. j. Gin.
ton 'rribby, Mrs. Lenntng Sweet OF
FAIRFAX. Va. and, of course, Mrs.
Caldwell's attractive daughter, MISS
barbara Caldwell, generally assisted
her mother.
Col. Flanagan HonOred
At Dinner Party.
Mrs. Lionel Atwill was another
hostess entertaining at dinner laSt
night in honor of Col. James w.
Flanagan of Texas and Canada, who
is here for a few days and is staying
at the Shoreham Hotel. Guests in
cluded Senator Theodore F. Green
former Senator Henry F. AsfurSt'
Mrs A. Mitchell Palmer, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Robert Danford, Mrs. Flea
nor Patterson. Prof. and Mrs. Will
liam Elliott of Harvard University
Mr. James Cromwell, Mrs. Emory
Smith. Mrs. Alberta Smith, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Theodore Crank, Miss Mlgnon
sydney of New York, Comdr. FREQ
storm, Comdr. Tommy Thomas ana
Mr.. Charles Nicholson.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

the United Women's Organizations,
presided at the session yesterday at
which representatives OF 29 organ
izations promptly pledged their coz
operation In promoting the mass
meeting. Others will bring the ques-
ton before their boards within the
next few days.
Patriotic. welfare, civic. eduCa-
tional and religious organizations
are included in the co-opera ting
group and Mrs. Shears estimat-
ed that the organizations ex-
pressing interest in the movement
represent approximately 10000
women. Mrs. Edward Everett Gam,
president of the League of Repub-
lican Women, is vice president of the
U. w. o. and is working actively
with Mrs. Shears. who is also presi-
dent of the Woman's National DEM
ocratic Club. Mrs. Shears Yesterday
paid special tribute to Mrs. Cams
efforts in behalf of the mass meet
ing.
Treasurer Appointed.
Mrs. Lorraine Leese Good, presi.
dent Of the Soroptimist Club. was
appointed treasurer for the mass
meeting to handle funds in connec-
ton with printed matter.
1t was also decided that the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the U. w. o.
would appoint an arrangements
committee to complete plans for the
meeting.
The Executive Committee includes
Mrs. Montgomery Blair. jr.. of the
Junior League; Mrs. Eugene Callag-
han of the Voteless District League
of Women Voters; Mrs. Lawrence
Martin of the Twentieth Century
Club. Mrs. Helen McCabe Of the
American Legion Auxiliary and
Mrs. Harry Kramer of the Girl
Scouts.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Ambassador of Mexico
Host at Party Marking
Nations independence
Mrs. Caldwell EntertainS
For Guests From CALIFORNIA;;
Other Society Notes

appeared yesterdays calendar
enivenng the n Capital.
the Ambassador end Sonora Castillo
the Capital The occasion marked
the of Mexican independence.
Also their
Minister of Nicaragua
cocktail nartv for Naraguan Central the
Minister of Costa Fernandez who held
honor
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Manassas Unit Elects

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 16.-Mrs.
J. Carl Kincheloe has been named
president of the Manassas Junior
Woman's Club to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation Of Mrs.
z. r. Conner, jr.
Mrs. Charles c. Lynn, jr., has
been elected vice president.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Gloucester

Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose left her
summer home in Gloucester. Mass,
yesterday to go to her residence in
Kansas City, Mo. She has just re-
covered from an automobile accident
suffered while she was at her sum-
mer home.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Club to Meet
Special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 16.-The
Bethlehem Good Housekeeping Club
will meet tomorrow at 230 pm. at
the Stone House Inn. Mrs. Robert
Lewis and Mrs. j. F. Burks will be
hostesseS.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

Washington and Is graduate of
the University of Maryland. He is
now stationed at Fort Devens with
the 1st Division.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Anne Magruder
Visiting in Capital

Miss Anne Marshall Magruder,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Mar
shall Magruder of Camp Roberts,
Calf, is spending the winter in
the Capital with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis
Peyton of Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Edwards
Wed to MIR. G. ii. Krause, Jr.

street, Chevy Chase, Md.
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Main Street r rheE one Ss
HERE'S MORE
ABOUT

Grsys Harbor logging case which
gave hi mxuch an insight into
streams Of northern Grays Harbor
county that he believes he could
draw an accurate map Of all water
courses from the Humptulips 10
the wynoochee: and hlindfolded
he probably could with equal &C
curacy. mark the best fishing
holes.
Some Tacoma Rotar yclub mem
bers checked In at club meetings
quite some distance from home
last week. While the farthest
sway was Jack Gordon. attending
the Richmond, Va, club. Charles
Eckstrom and Robert Lloyd both
attended In hicago. Arthur
Brouse In Minneapolis. John Hoegh
in Butte. Mont, and Robert Knight
in San Francisco.
WIS. AnNft .. 1ttt VI NRAiAft1
has just returned from two weeks
in San Francisco visiting her
daughter, Miss Aiva keii.
Mrs. Gordon Cheiius IL now re-
covering following a major opera
ton.
Applications for marriage IL
censes have been made In Seattle
by George NJ. Haskell. 26, Fort
Lewis, and Elizabeth Ann Sears.
20. OF Olympia. and by Rudy Nalor,
al. and Janella Osi,es, 10, both Of
Tacoma.
Miss Elaine jackson, Stadium
high school graduate who has en-
rolled at the University Of Oregon.
has been pledged to Delta Gamma
sorority.
After a months visit 10 cities In
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Children Return
From Adventure

A tale of high adventure IN
which a drifting boat and a long
long hike figured prominently. was
told Wednesday by Rita Malay II.
and her brother. George, 9. both
Of 3107 No. Orchard 81.
Students Of Sherman school. the
youngsters disappeared from the
school grounds Monday noon and
didn't return home until about
$50 ?. m. Tuesday. They told
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lam p. Malay they had gotten
into a boat and drifted away.
After much drifting. the boat was
finally beachsd they said. and
they began the hong. long hike
home.
The frantic parents, who had no.
titled police. were overJoyed 10
welcome the children back into the
family fold.
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the midwest, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
"a. High. hav. returned 20 their
home here at 7l6 So. L 1t.
Recent pledges Al whitman col
iege. walla Nalla, included the
following TscomAns Don shaw
Mark Abernethey and Al Morrison.
Tau kappa Epsilon. and Louis
Hasberg and Rebbert Hurie~,
Beta Theta ri.
Darrell q. Bnrg-~cn. Tacoma,
has been appointed an aviation
cadet in the u. y. army air corps
and ordered 10 report To the Cali
fornia Aefonauticai academy. on
tario. Calf. He 10 tn. son OF
Detective and Mrs. George l..
Bnrgeson. lie is graduate of
Stadium high school and attended
Washington state eolleg. three
years.
Norton Gordon ANNOUNCES the
entertainment for the dinner meet
ing OF the Tacoma Active club
Thursday evening st the Model
grill will consist of q DuJitsu de-
monstration by Paul Walker and
suko Talashita.
Carl q. Smith, Of Buckley
named an aviation cadet In the
air corps. will train at Rankin
college, Tilare. Calf. Hes q
graduate OF Buckley high and at
tended W. y. c. three years. Hi,
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ssnpe.
smith, q Buckley.
Promotion OF Edward &. Raj.
eigh. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. wilbu,
&. Rsleigh. 220o No. Junett ~
from corporal to sergeant IN the
2O5th Coast Artillery (AA) Was
announced Wednesday at For,
Lewis.
AT that. feel better than mos,
football players after game. d
said Collector Of Internal Rsvsnus
Clark squire this week. he 70.
ferred TO his participation in an
auto collision on the Tacoma
Seattle highway a few days ago,
from which he received virtually
no personal damage. although his
car came out Of the scrimmage
less fortunately.
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By Jlnnf HArlo

CHICAe Recommendation
that Harry Bridges 10 dsportsd
should b. accepted by all until
higher authority rsv.rses the
findings. Dean Wayne 1. Morse
Pacific eoast lonrshossmsn srbl-
traitor. said Wednesday.
Tn. University ~ Oregon law
school head. here 10 preside over
the presidsnis emergency board
in IN. national railroad wage dis
puts. said the recommendation had
resulted from due court procedure
and not from extra legal pr.s-
sure"
Judge Charles Brown, special
deportation hearing examiner. req
commended deportation Of the vest
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To Feed Chest Solicitors
From Army Field Kitchens
Equipment From 4lst Division Will
Be Furnished: Workers TO Poy Expense

Cain Gen. White. commanding The
4ist division has made arrange
ments whereby regular army field
kitchens viii serve campaign work
ers each noon. These pav Tor
your own" lunches wlll cost the
workers Just enough to cover the
expense IN Uncle Sam.
Family style"
Luncheon Vill hs served family
style on regulation heavy weight
army china. Mrs. Joseph n. Gil.
pin. chairman Of arrangements.
viii be IN charge Of details The
new arrangement has been enthu-
siastcally received by the great
army Of volunteer Chest-USO cam
paign workers.
Gen. White stated that the army
is happy 10 give all possible assist
snoe 10 this major civic under
taking. being keenly aware Of the
Community Chest urgency and in
timately concerned with the sue
cess of the effort in behalf Of
USo.
In addition 10 making the food
kitchens available. the 4lst Infan-
try division will supply entertain
ment at each Of the meetings.
Some nj Work
A. X. Hooker, Chest president.
has announced that the special
gifts and national firms commit
tees are already soliciting those
who Will give SIS or more These
committees win hold report meet
ings at 4 p. m. on Oct. 2. o. is and
~ at the Uso center. 10th and
Pacific.
The actual campaign will start
with the kickoff meeting on Oct.
% and end with the victory DIN
ner on Nov. 3.
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b~psiesd sssdsbsLes gives yos ssassk-
sbIs gasoline sad OIL mileage.
LIS solid snd sound ~,sh the Assss cf ms
ssfials and craftsmanship. And his @szas
that Il stays Ia tip-sop r.aa,ss soad'ssos.
mile 1fisr mills and year after year. - MINI
mum Of s.psss< for repairs and msshAai.
cal spkssP.
Come IN so~ and drive this sop quality
ssr Of all the Io~ss price esss-sfs.i Cham
psoa IN gas add oii scoao@y. Prices are very
moderate terms.
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Demos See 0keh
For Ship Aiming

v t>Ht>tfaN - = Ne
Democratic leaders were con
WINGED Wednesday they can
obtain maiorities a authorize
the arruing Of American mer.
chant vessels and 70 repeal
combat fons restrictions -
vel.
pemosFatis leader Iuhn " Nc.
cornAek ~ usssas hslsetts. ehe
sas s9prehensivs of tseshle ea
such fsrfsashlnk .rssndmens Il
ne neutrality -. . understood
- - ennnasnt after = further
cheek that President Roosevelt ssn
obtain - mush change ss ~
wsnIs
Me- Roosevelt fsfas~a 81 -
pfrss eoaf~fease rss~-asv 20
taaieals the .<t~ss 81 ees~
trsttt change ~ .auizl s.s.
se.t bat n h~ss.se taervss-
i.xis sstas.t thai th~ sas.isis.
trstsss nd The aeatssists
smeaam~.t .itasts-- hitter
fhss all n h.aa.
Nsp tiamiitcu Ftsh. - - Y.
ons % the meat siEnrwu. - EN-.
sFs--stn.i i.elstlonisss ssst ne
probably would sots ~ arm
American merchant vessels ss long
a. the ships d. rot enter senbsi
Fonss And there has besn nc
suggestion yet II sesious obstacles
IN tho senate.
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N<stsax = Eaanxtss Tsz<sisx
nisht. n~uhsts - the Nsen~s
fszs Highway sss.sistEsn h<sfzi
renefss shtzh fsuuxed ~ aauhz
80 - taetassen - tks rsenesf trsEs
- ne state hsxh~ay prexrsm
rhls sszafanxe 80 stxsn = -
pests fFesn asieszis. $40 sllsuaesl
the Nsahiasteu stats tlssea Hs@sz-
ss-sxistlsa mr<tsns n Nsn@lsne<
treentls ~hsn ne survey e th<
p~ss reais ~ ne state highway
dsrsftmsst SIS ansaiaseslslf rec
ammeaaed
RspeFts u to ms~ssns ~sFs
rsas - nes ]. cars. m<mess
~ shs Fsselatlaas esramsils<. sna
ctlatoa : nssaal.i.. Fst.nas pres.
tent If N. 0oed Hnsss. s<soea.
atsaa I'D = asemnsf ef the stats
highway saxtsssfy eamms@~tsa.
~ errs>lss~~
speaking - = nssnh<F - ~
Tssomz chame<s - cnmm.re~.
the oe-.a Reads s<.ess.slan aud
shs hlsh~af eemms-~ion. R~SnnlsE.
sstd he asa ~ snow ha~ ~
Nsshss eful<et sausa 10 IN . mnf~
fssefshis sttnsthe. ~. saia a
~sas On ire state psnsvsa ~ashosss
any erpassslsn -h.ssssf. enre-
thtaa unusual n stats rad hl<tafy.
Enssossesasnt ~ ~. wa.hlnx-
tee Ststs uasss Reads ss-sssssinn
ueNss the Nssh.s Pass kixb~sY
a stats pfel~ct bit that ao<s cot
mean that yuaf work 10 auas said
Reynolds -reass sof to Keep
fusr tes.l Organization slss. Jssss
a. ihs spoasnssas organizations ~
sueh rsoleess - white pas ard
Stevens pas lave ds~s reuv.
Eet Ia Keep ~ Ne activities IT
this association sstn the % .
fsnssn@<~
n~~e~s np>sks
Amsns ether speakers go "
" noan~y. s~etstary ~ ths Wash.
lnSton state historical s<sesstr.
who rave SINE az the historical
background - The Nsshes pfoisst
Two vacancies ln The sffssss IT
regional vice presidents ssr~ fIlI~i
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WASHINGTON - Two divisions
of Polish troops already are fight
ing for Russia against Germany
and the number may soon be in
creased TO 100000 soldiers, It was
revealed Wednesday in a letter
released by the state department.
The letter was from the Polish
ambassador. Jan Ciechanowski. to
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull.
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FLOOD CONTROL COUNCIL
Gould Cleopatra Drink . Pearl
with jlomsth Ulcer Pain, f!

A. intriEains fterF - cisesstfa e 90.
en- shsfs a. aaulrsf praised fHs tsssfg
- fsa - be- Essfia aasfsaEsa sHs
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grars o. So arsiH barely hHss s1ns
sta 30 So saffsrs1 affsr-satlaE - ~
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h@zffsafH. bafn6rE ssrsafHan hinsf aad
gfnsf rruafflgrs fsasst - ernsss = q
saeuia fff see go - rdEs rahisfs
fnsF uast Esia ~ mansT ref sn9sa
A. GrsE safss sssfB sksfs -4as
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A peace tine army ~ civilian
workers fed from the L. 5. army
field kitchens.
That Is the completed plan Tor
the noon-une meetings o. Com
nunity Chest Uso campaign So
lcitors.
Meetings vii be held from oct.
= throughout the week At the
uSO center al 10th and Pacific
with the cooperation of Everett
Craven. USO secretary.
As result Of request made
- Mai Gen. George A. White In
behalf Of the Community Chest
and the USo, by Msryor Harry p.
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DENTON. ned A NssFo family
% sss Hsnsfstioe. has been found
AZ nearby Jamestown me family
consists ~. Ida hubbard. ~
daughter. Clara Murray. %
granddaughter. siel. hsycs. ~
great granddaughter. Ida Johnson.
~ sreat great granddaughter.
Masls Johnson. 10 great great.
great granddaughter. Rsstss
Johnson. months
coast clio leader because he had
been q Communist.
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After a months visit to cities in
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Styled lead built to last engineered to save you mone

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just the Core
DeMOI.AY MEETING

DeMOLAy MEETING
Tacoma chapter. Order 81 De
Molay. will elect officers st .
meeting Thursday at 750 .. m.
in Masonic temple Plans also Will
be made for installation Oct. Is.
The Mothers club viii serve re-
freshments.
The Law office of l.. y. suiRroys
and legal department of the Cen
trial Labor Council have moved
from the city hall annex 10 1910
Puget Sound Bank building. adv.
TO MET THURSDAY
Raymond Burke. presidfnt. an
nouness next meeting ~ the stamp
Collectors guild will 10 held At
8 p m. Thursday al hls nome
Apartment A. 900 50. 9th 81 VS.
iiOrs viii be Neieoms.
Always better butter a, Gov
Butter store lady }
FLOOD CONTROL COUNCIL
Ninth annual meeting u the
Puget sound Flood Control council
xiH b. held IN Seattle Oct 10 and
u IN ths chamber Of e0mmsrgs
bldg
The BROADWAY BEAUTY "a
Ion has moved from s3i Broad
nay n 5o+ Jones Bog over Roxy
ihsstsr Broadway f2si. fAdvJ
The voice of labor., 1941-08-14
Goodyear Union
In St. Mary's, 0.
Win Wage Fight

Workers in the St Marys. Ohio.
Goodyear Tire Company plant last
week won government mediation
hoard over to their side when
hoard members recommended the
granting Of ten cent an hour wage
increases to men and seven cents
to women.
The Goodyear workers struck on
July is after company refusal to
lift wages up 10 wages paid to
Goodyear plant workers in Akron.
Ohio. The wage increases recon-
mendations were made retroactive
TO July 81. when the strikers re-
turned TO work.
The board also recommended
that the company substitute its
present efficiency system with a
practical peice work system in
order that such wage system
may he more clearly understood
by the employees"
The board proposal affected
close to 200 workers at the st.
Marys plant,
The voice of labor., 1941-08-14
Local 26 Asks
Restored Service

Restoration Of lost service. de-
manded by rubber workers In
Local 2s. URWA. for many years,
came up early this week in nego-
tiations between union members
and plant managers OF the Kelly
Springfield Tire Company.
Members Of the union negotiat-
ing committee reported that the
demand for restoration Of lost
service was made after the sp-
proval Of 100 percent OF the union
membership.
Union members recalled the
practice Of kelly-Springfisld plant
managers who in 1858 furloushed
more than 200 plant workers and
year later rehired the workers
without restoring previous service
records. The rehired men were
taken back to their jobs on start
ing rates of pay. with no senior
ity privileges and with the loss of
vacations with pay. members OF
the union negotiating committee
said