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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-16
RITcHIE, JANNEY, ODER and
WILLIAMS, Solicitors,
Baltimore Trust Building,
Baltimore, Md.
Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS
No. 721 Gist Avenue

By virtue of the power and
authority contained in a mort
gage from the North Washington
Realty Company, to the Mortgage
Guarantee Company, dated De-
cember Is, 1881, and recorded
among the Land Records of Mont
gomery County in Liber P. B. R.
No. 800, folio 465 etc., duly as
signed to Charles F. Rechner for
the purpose of foreclosure (de-
fault having occurred thereunder) +,
the undersigned Assignee will sell
at public auction on the premises,
on
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Delegates Listen To-
Capt. F. K. A. Eble
Suggests Newsreel Show
ing Advantages Of Buying
American Wore

Atlantic City, N. H.-A newsreel in
color and sound showing the quality
and craftsmanship put into American
made pottery ware is the hope of Cap
tain F. X. A. Eble, managing director
of Made in America Foundation, to
further the sale of the Brotherhood
members product. This statement
was made by the Captain in speech
made to the delegates of the 1941 con-
vention here at the Hotel Dennis
Tuesday afternoon. The complete
address follows:
1t is a great honor and distinct
pleasure for me to be invited to speak
before this gathering of men and
women who are here as the represen-
tatives of their brethren and fellow
employees of the American Pottery
Industry.
Four weeks ago l had the honor Of
sharing the platform with Mr.. Orn-
burn, Secretary-Treasurer of the
American Federation of Labor's
Union Label Trades Department when
we both addressed the local represen-
tatives in the East Liverpool area and
surroundings of your Brotherhood. We
both gave our views on the post war
period and the kind Of competition
American labor, agriculture and in
Continued on Page Three)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Matthew WoII And James Wilson Speak
To Delegates During Tuesday Session
Greetings From Six Organ
izdtions Are Brought By
Many Titled Leader

Atlantic City, N. J.-Matthew Woll,
favorite of the potters, brought fra
ternal greetings from six different Or
ganizations which he serves as an Of
ficer to the delegates assembled in the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters' 10th annual convention here
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Woll is vice president of the
American Federation of Labor, vice
president of the Photo Engravers
Union which he previously served as
president, president Of the Union La
Dor Life Insurance Co., president of
the Union Label Trades Department,
head of the American Wage Earners'
Protective Conference and chairman
Of the American Labor Committee to
Aid the British.
Speaking for the Union Labor Life
Insurance Co., Mr.. Woll stated that
the Brotherhood which is large
shareholder, could we'll feel proud of
the company. He explained that
though small, the company is the
marvel of the insurance field with as
sets of $1.59 to every dollars worth
of risk as compared to the average
company's $1.05. President James NJ.
Duffy of the N. B. of o. P. is a direc-
tor Of the company.
1t was also stated by Mr. Woll that
over 1000 members of the Brother
hood are now enrolled in the company
under the group insurance plan and
it was hoped that all members would
soon avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to purchase the bargain pol
icy.
| Turning to the war and it's effects
Continued on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Duties And Origin of Inter
ndtiondl Labor Office
Are Explained

Atlantic City, n. J.-Delegates to
the 10th annual convention of the Ma
tional Brotherhood of Operative Pot
ters, perhaps for the first time, have
a thorough knowledge of the Inter
national Labor Organization and the
part played by the United States gov
ernment and labor in it's workings
after hearing an address on the sub
ject Tuesday afternoon by James
Wilson, United States representative
to the organization which had it's
headquarters at Geneva, Switzerland,
until the start of the war. 1t is now
located in Montreal, Canada.
Past president of the Pattern Max
ers Union and for many years a men,
ber of the Executive Council of the
American Federation of Labor, Mr.
Wilson took a wealth of experience
into the position with him.
Mr.. Wilson compared the work Of
the l. L. O. throughout the world
with that of the N. B. of o. P. with
in the pottery industry. He told how
it was the brainchild of the immortal
Samuel Gompers in 1914, the start Of
the last World War. The AFL pres
ident asked permission to have a con-
ference of representatives of all ma
tions at the close of the struggle with
the idea in mind of raising the stand
ards of all the laborers so the Amer
lean workmen would not suffer too
severely from the cheap foreign COM
petition that was bound to flood this
country.
Meeting at the close Of the war in
1919 at Paris, the |. l.. O. was form
ed. Mr.. Gompers, William Green,
Continued on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Committees Named
BY President Duffy
At Initial Session
Resolutions In The Hopper
Swell Those In Program
For Consideration
WORK FIRST DAY
Committees In Session BY
Afternoon Of Opening
Day At Dennis

Atlantic City, N. J.-All delegates
attending the 10th annual convention
of the National Brotherhood of Op-
erative Potters, now in session at the
Hotel Dennis here, were assigned to
one or more of the fourteen stand
ing committee by President James M.
Duffy Monday morning.
The committees took up their work
almost at once, meeting Monday aft
ernoon and again Tuesday morning
before bringing in any recommenda-
tions to the convention for final ac-
tion Tuesday afternoon.
The Law Committee, long under the
wing of Third Vice President George
Chadwick who is absent recuperat-
ing from an operation, this year is
headed by Charles Jordan, seventh
vice president.
Even though this is not a confer
ence year, Eighth Vice President
Joshua Chadwick's General Ware
Price List Committee consists of the
most members, numbering 36 dele
gates.
There are so resolutions in the
printed program and number al
ready placed in the hopper by the
delegates at the opening session.
The complete list follows:
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Rules GOVERNING
1q41 Convention

Atlantic City, N. J.-Rules govern
ing the 1941 convention were adopted
here Monday afternoon upon the rec
ommendation of Fifth Vice President
George Newbon, head of the Com
mittee on Rules.
Last years Rule IL, calling for the
prominent display Of the American
flag throughout the convention, was
unnecessary this year since the col
ors were already waving in the
breeze just off the stage in the Gar
den Lounge of the Hotel Dennis
where the meetings are in progress.
The rules follow:
1-After the first day all commit
tees shall meet in the morning, the
hour to be set by the different COM
mittees, the convention to convene at
2:3O p. m. and adjourn at p. m.
After the committees have acted on
all resolutions, the convention shall
meet at 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Satur-
day sessions to be from 9:3O a. m. to
1890 p. m. until all work of the con-
vention is completed. There will be
no session July 4.
2-That smoking be permitted dur
ing the session Of the convention with
permission of the lady delegates.
3-That no resolution be accepted
for consideration by the convention
after July 2, except by a majority
vote of the convention.
Zach delegate present shall vote
individually on all questions.
5-Any delegate retiring before
1890 a. m. or $3.50 p. m. without q
reasonable excuse, shall be marked
Continued on Page Six)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Delegates Meeting i'm 49th Annual Conventio
P0TTERS CITED AS TRUE AMERICAN
GROUP BY PRES. DUFFY AT OPENING
BROTHERHOOD LAUDED FOR EXCELLENT STRIDES
MADE PAST TEN YEARS BY SPEAKER ED. TOBN

ATLANTIC CITY, n JDeclaring that group in the United
States truly members the
ona Brotherhood Of Operative Pors that he certain
that they would do all their uphold the President and
the democratic country present
gency President James NJ Duffy opened the organizations 49h
annual convention here Monday morning the Hotel Dennis
After greeting the delegates behalf
es of the Executive Board President Duffy made that
expected the task assigned
to him by the local he elected to represent
1--WE engaged in direct defense industry he stated
but added there services render in
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-03
Prices Up In A. G..
As Delegates Shop
Found One Wooden In
didn. But 1t Forsdkes Cigar
Store For Antiques

Atlantic City, n. 1.-THE Garden
Lounge of the Hotel Dennis where
the convention is being held this year
differs from the solarium of the JEFF
ferson in many ways, but appears to
be we'll liked by the delegates. On
the ground floor, it is thick carpet
ed, oak panelled club room with a
rather heavy British accent about it.
The fifteen windows make it every bit
as breezy as former convention sites,
but it is not as light.
Committee rooms are handy, being
room.
All of the delegates have sent a
card of cheer to Vice President
George Chadwick who is missing his
first convention in 33 years.
According to rules governing con-
venton, the men delegates are per-
mitted to smoke with the permission
of the women present. No one, how
ever, asked the men if the girls could
puff the weed, which only goes to
prove once again that the women do
their own thinking.
The famed Boardwalk looks much
the same this year. A few of the old
familars have folded and gone their
way, but new ones spring up at once.
AS usual section of the walk is torn
up for repairs by the WPA. This
Continued on Page Two)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Pattern

There's a new JOY awaiting you
II you've never made an Anne
Adams home frock before! They're
especially designed for the larger
figure, yet incorporate the latest
details. Pattern 1925 IL an exam
pie. The center panel. front and
hack, accents the vertical lines of
your figure, and so do the dipping
side sections OF the bodice In front.
They're cut on the bias which
would be especially effective in
a checked fabric. Don't you like
the square neckline with its smart
tab buttoning? The sleeve tabs
are trimmed with buttons to
match--do add the perky ric-rac
trim, The sleeves can be either
short. three-quarter or long. Let
the Sewing Instructor show you
how to finish easily and quickly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

Pattern 1925 il available IN
women's sizes "a. SO. IS. 40. ~.
A. 46 and IS. Size 50 takes 81
yards 35-inch fabric and IL. yards
ric-rac.
Send Is cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
II you want to join the midsea-
son whirl with new wardrobe
order your Anne Adams Pattern
Book today Brimful of ideas. it's
a colorful fashion success-story.
with afternoon and sfter-dsrk
glamour wear. with north and
southbound sportsters. with dis
tinctive budgeteer styles for
brides, career girls. housewives and
the younger generation Smart ac-
cessory tips too-and a special gift
for you In a Free Hat and Bag
Pattern, Book IS cents. Pattern
Book and pattern together. rs
cents and two tax tokens.
Send your order 70 The Tacoma
Times, Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
CHAPTER VI


Mr.. Herrick did put Bill off when
he went 10 him Monday TO see about
repairing the old toyiand elevator.
Bill called Carol shortly after
noon and asked her 10 come 10 the
toy department ~ soon a. she
could. She found Bill In his Santa
Claus suit standing in front Of his
tinsel throne.
Mr.. Herrick wouldn't promise
anything" he told her. said he'd
look into II. He talked about sx-
penses and how they were trying
ing to hold them down. He thinks
he can make money by squesxing
every dollar. The danger angle
doesn't worry him."
Then you'll just have to 20
over his head and see Andy after
ALL"
Bill shrugged ominously. 'That's
out. Carol. Andy happened to walk
into Herrick's office when I was
arguing with him. OF course. Andy
didn't know what II was all about.
/ could have been asking for a raise
in salary as easily as begging for
elevator repairs. But he didn't ask.
He simply Joined In and told me
Mr.. Herrick was in charge Of all
operating details"
"oh, Bill! We're helpless now.
We can't do anything, Maybe !
should have let you 10 to Andy In
the first place"
Don't blame yourself" He tried
to smile IL off. Il didn't get you
up here for that. really wanted to
ask you about the stores half-n-
half party. I'm president Of the
thing this year you know and the
committee wants me to get Andy's
permission to have It next satur-
day night. They're afraid Andy
may want 1t put off because Of his
fathers death"
Attai hdff
ed US to go ahead. Why not go back
with me and ask Andy now! He's
In his office.
Bill. looked at his Santa Claus
suit. II guess it's all right for San
Ia to be planning a dance" he said
good-humoredly. Let's 60"
"Andy'll remember that his faith
err liked the parties" Carol said as
they walked down the stairs. In
fact IL was Mr.. Dearborn's idea for
the half-n-half suit that gave the
party it's name. He used TO say.
Half way between Christmas and
New Years, so I'll come ss half
Santa Claus and half Father Timel'
Remember. Bill"
Il remember have q date with
you" said Bill.
Yes, you have" Her lips an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Needlepoint Is Gift
For Shuf-ln

For the shut-in or for the little
girl who really loves creating
something beautiful with her
needle, piece Of needlepoint
would be a thoughtful gift. On the
market now, sttractively packaged
and attractively priced, are q
series Of clever designs suitable for
pictures, vanity trays, doorstops,
samplers and such. The motifs
are worked in lovely colors; woods.
needle and all other materials
necessary to complete the article
are included in the package. These
are gifts that are fun to do and
nice to keep for years and years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

Dear mf>s tnuerNefkht. tne
first thing 20 do. Of course. h TO
check with your physician to
make sure you aren't under
weight due to an organic condi-
ton
II YOU are sure this 10 not yoR
trouble, then plenty Of regular
rest, exercise, and food 10 the
best answer. I shall quote
Alicia Harris schedule for gain
ing weight.
"OD SLEEP; Resolve TO get
ut least nine hours of sleep each
night. Go TO bed at the same
hour every night and get up at
the same time every morning.
This Is important.
"(2) RCISE: This IL
necessary In order to he ready
for a good sound rest. Almost
4. everyone delights In some rec
reational exercise which she
leaves off In winter. or even In
summer II she's very thin and
ianguld. So take It up again.
whether It's dancing, bowling.
any outdoor sport. or just walk
ing. OF course, moderation Is
essential here. But most of ms
need a lot more exercise than
we get at daily work. and we
benefit from exercise which 10
different from our routine &C.
tiyity.
"(s) EATING: Eat regularly.
This will be very easy 10 do II
you rise at a regular hour and
eat breakfast, instead of just
coffee and fruit juice. Milk Is
particularly good breakfast food.
"(4) CALORIES: Eat more
scientifically - not Just guam
tity. but calories. Leave light
salads and clear soups TO your
overweight friends. Get a cal
orie chart and study 1t, and re-
member what would-be reducers
find It 30 hard to face: II you
consume more Galleries per day
than the body burns up In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
} SERIAL STORY
HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL
nv ARct Atrc uAZcl Y1AlE
BY ADELAIDE HAZelTiNE

swersd. but her heart raced hack
TO another holiday when Andy's
father had brought him to the par
ty. Andy was just hack from mill
tary college then and had duty
danced with all the girls once. But
he had danced with Carol twice
Sc could stili feel the warmth OF
his arms. She had been wearing
. cornflower blue dress. the color
OF her eyes. He'd said. but OF
course II was only his line. You're
the prettiest girl In the store. Car
OIL" She had looked UP at him and
smiled. "Fiattereri DO you tell
all the girls that They might
compare hottest"
But she hadn't forgotten II.
They found Andy In his office.
GO right ahead" he agreed. Tell
the committee It's all right"
you'll Be there. too!" Bill
asked.
Andy smiled doubtfuliy. Il
can't promise that. But you have
your party a. usual"
Carol felt let down. Mr.. Dear
born always came. Andy should
remember that. He'd enter into
their foolish gaiety. and as cli-
max OF the evening he would APP
pear In the half-n-hslf costume. II
had been originated by Mr.. Dear
borns own sense Of humor. The
back of II was red velvet and
white fur In the traditional San
Ia Claus manner. but the front
included Father Times flowing
robe and a scythe. He would be
laden with souvenirs for everyone.
Andy probably thinks It's too
silly, Carol concluded
she thought of the party again
when she saw Nicky come with
the afternoon paper.
''Half-n-haif party next sstur-
day, Nicky. You're invited. OF
course"
"Jiminy-gee!"
Can you come ?"
Sure" The boys eyes beamsd.
He looked at Andy. who was stand
ing In the doorway waiting for .
paper. You goin' be the hahn
half fells. Mr.. Andy"
Andy looked surprised. Half
and half" Then. ~ II remember
ing, oh. you mean am ] going
to wear that old suit and pass out
trinkets7"
COURSE Psrtys no good 'thout
that"
Maybe ! can get Bin to play
the part"
Nickey's face fell. Jaw. no. Mr..
Andy. The boss's gotta be Mr.
Continued on Page IL. Column %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Radio Star and Daughter
To Have Identical Dresses

The stars predict that tiny chal-
lis rosebud patterns on white back
grounds are specific highlights in
the new style movement toward
white. which IL current with
winter white clothes now being
shown. Penny Singleton. Of
Blonde" radio and motion picture
fame. is again a step ahead IN
the fashion parade. She IL hav-
ing made up for herself and her
daughter DeeGee. identical jumper
dresses. white with tiny yellow
rosebuds. and sheer long sleeved
cotton blouses. for early spring
wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

One secrst Of always having
perfect coffee 10 10 hssp the esf-
fee pot scrupuiousiy clean. No
matter what method you employ.
THE y mas important. wash the
pot thoroughly after using with
snap and hot watsr. then siass
thoroughly with bot water. -
sure 10 clean the spout And any
tuhss OF baskets In tbs pot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

Below are ~ Answsss - tese
questicas pvsstee - uneessal
pass.
I. ~. ny Lyman Wtlo~s
.. Northwestern Afrscs.
q AfhAnena ilnnokA konmA
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= "reur. ss1 twenty bteeh.
barvls usked n . ptss'
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10. MARI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SleepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidnsys contain is mils
blood and keep you healthy. When thsy get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
mapy people have TO get UP nights. Frequent
,r scan,y passages with snsrting and burning
soretinnes shows there is Something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder; Don't nesiees
When disorder Of kidney function permits
roi.ono,,s matter 20 remain in your blood. u
NAV Also cause nAsEng bsokaehe. rheurnstie
mains. Ies pains, los Of pep and energy.
s~,Ilins, pumnss under the syes. hesdAebes
nor't ~sitl Ask your drussis, for Dean :
PIN us>d successfully by millions fof over 90
y.sr,' They give happy relief and vii help
Ire is u,iIss q kidney tubes tush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Deans P'us-
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

Here's . nice SUBSTITUTE Tar
whipped cream 10 top pour IA
vor,ts pudding soEsssims: one S1ps
banana. mashsd and whipped to-
gsthsS With tbs white Of IN sgs.
sugar 10 tasts. . dash Of salt ssd
Q few drops Of vanilla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
There's Fun
In Playing
Santa Claus
Preparing Own csnd;ss u
psrs Of Chrissmss pIsns

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AGES ner young eniiufen 70
turn out simple eonIees'"n
tunder her supervision. ~
necessary, and wrap them IN
wax paper and lovely bones.
Here are some delicious reel
p~s They need careful prep
arstion hut they arp neither
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

It's modern stor design ros-oppropfoie IN any
room and formed from snoI crochefed oomonds that
you con out quickly Use four sronos Of string IN
three color Poftern Z90e contoin directions for osno
rug Illustrations OF II ond stitches. oierols required,
color schemes.
Send 10 cents in coin ond tos token for this pot
tern 70 The Toconno Times. Needlecfof' dept Write
plony pattern number. your name ond oooress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Underweight Girl Seeks
Advice on Gaining Pounds
Regularity Is Essential in Proper Amount OF Rest,
Exercise and Scientific Eating for Best Results
Nv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey know YOU must get weary Of telling
fat girls how reduce and skinny girls how to gain weight
but there such lot of US and do appreciate your
advice am one of the latter and would be CRATE
full for any suggestion you could give me.
1t seems to me have done everything possible TO gain
weight but thought you might have some ideas that
haven't vet heard. Thank you. MISS UNDERWElGHT
Dear rraeruerht. bound 4. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12

Chic Santa Here's
what shs we'll dressed sorso
~ill wear wher DESCENDING
me chimney cone Chsise-
mos I've. Outfit should IN
eluds l6-ir<h yak hair
whisksvs. shoulder Isn0sh
~'o. red roses powdered
hfows ard ros,Qed cheeks.
oeeord,no 10 Mos Fo<sos.
Jr.. Hollywood rsoksup o.
pert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
DrY-Skin
Be
Overcome

TIE very dry ecmplsxioa may
b annoying. but rs not beyond
repair. II can b coaxed back TO
normal surprisingly fast with con-
scientious care. 30 II your akin
feels tight or inclined 10 draw
after waahifis. n u looks parched.
flaky, rough. or coarse. Get your
self . supply Of rich creams and
get busy.
For . week or two. use cleansing
cream instead Of soap and water,
and be sure your akin N tonic II
mild ~ milk. Night cream. how.
ever. can ana should he of the
richest variety possible prefer
ably. one which IL absorbed quick