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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Attys. Simmons & Bib
So Gratiot Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chsncery.
ROBERT LEE COUCH, Plaintiff,
vs.. ESSIE LEE COUCH Defendant.
At a session Of said Court held
in the Court House In the City OF
Detroit, Michigan on the 9Th day
OF Feb. A. d.. 1871.
Present. Honorable Adolph F.
Marschner. Circuit Judge.
In this cause It appearing from
affidavit on file that after diligent
search and inquiry it cannot be
ascertaIned in what state or Coun-
try the defendant resides
On motion OF Simmons and Bib,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
II is ordered that Essie Lee
Crouch. appear and answer the bill
OF complaint filed in this cause
within three months from The date
This order. or said bill will he taxi
en- as confessed against her.
II is further ordered that copy
Of this order be published according
10 law in the Detroit Tribune and
also that copy Of this order be
sent by registered mail to said de-
PENDANT 10 her last known address,
Route 4. BOX %, Butler, Georgia.
ADOLPH =. MARSCHNER
Circuit Judge
CA true copy
CASPAR j. LTNGEMAN
Clerk
fr, kDIr
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NJ. 3Of.l5f
ORDER or PUBLICATION

~ session ol said Court held AZ
tho Court-Ile4sSe in the City OF De-
'roiYon tie l2h day Of January,
I'D 1871.
Present HON GEORGE b MGR
FLY Circuit judge.
Satisfactory proof by atidayi
slowing that Il cannot be ascer-
tanned in What state or country de-
fenaarf now resides and her pros
ent whereabouts is unknown. that
hor last known residence wss Sal
BENTON street City OF Detroit.
County OF Wayne and State Of
Michigan.
ON MOTION or LEWIS. ROW
LETTE K BROWN, ATTORNEYS for
plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the said
defendant Elmira Richardson. r.
Ter her appearance in said cause on
or before three CD months from
the date cf this order. or the Bill
81 Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed and that sa d
order be published and COPS
thereof served upon the def ndant
by registered mail, as renui,,d hs
law in such case made and provid-
ed.
GEORGE y. MERpHY,
Circuit judge
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LlNGEMAN, Clerk
By J. F. GRASS.
Deputy clerk 2-s-3-22
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1OF THE STARS
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kof;YoUR "FAHH~ TINS COLUMN Fo
~Prb<s ht- only RnspiSc lvcK1
Day confidential t FIRE. AStrr nyr
tArs full address ard bSs
self idreaed ensf f fspy
suI al h.r Co. ABBE WALLACE e~v o., DETROIT TRPNE
iiIs ST ANTOINE ST. DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Ahner 4. Tatken
aJln MnniereN Ace.

500 Monterey Ace.
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Cour, for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery.
IRENE MILFORD. Plaintiff VS..
FRED d. MILFORD. Defendant
w. s0s.95i
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
At a session az said Court held
in the courthouse IN The City OF
Detroit. County Of Wayne, State
OF Michigan on the tWen'y-eighih
day Of January. A. u 1871
Present The Honorable CLYDE
I. WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
It appearing from The affidavit
on file tina, The place 81 residence
Of the defendant. Fred y Milford
is unknown aud thar after dilieent
search and inquiry n cannot be
ascerta.ned in what state or coua-
try he now resides. u Is Ordered
that the defendant enter his APP
pearance IN aM cause on or be-
fore three ~ months from the
date Of TINS oid,c or said Bin Of
complaint vtl Dr. taken as con-
fessed and ha' 'ai, order be pub
iished as required By law and a
copy OF this order be sent 70 the
said defendan n big last known
place Of residence by registered
mail
CLYDE l. WEBSTER
Circuit judge.
"a True Copy
CASpAR J LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY W Il LYpoN.
Deputy clerk 2-e-4-9'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Ati,s. Lewis. Rowlcite 4 Brown.
i.m ~. tnioine ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN
County Of Nayue IS.

NJ. s~a.>39
At n session os'ihc Probate Court
for said county ~ Masne held ~
tic probate coa Room IN the cry
Of Derroi, on ihe twenty NTH day
~ February in ~ year one thou
sand nine hundfed ana fofty-one
Present JOSEPH a. MURPHY
Judge Of prol.ai,
In The Matter Of tho Estate OF
PETE PERRY also known rs
Louis PHILLIP CASAvANT, De-
ceased
ON reading amt hAhS me peiipon
Of HENRIETTA STlFFl.ER pray
ing that administration ~ said es-
tate hc granted 10 JOSEPH A.
BROWN or some Other suitable
person:
II is ordered That the t~eni>-
ninth day OF AprN next az ten
o'clock in the forenoon before
Judge Thomas G Murphy. al said
Court Room he appointed for hear
ing said petition
And II is further ordered, That a
copy OF this oal,r be published
three successive weeks previous "a
said time OF hearlng in Tile Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
JOSEPH 4. MI RrHN
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
RAY HAFELI
Deputy Probate Register.
s-s-5-2a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Att!s. Rowleftc. Lewis 4 Brown,
Zoo II. Antoine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
rircli' Court for he County Of
WaNNf IN nancery
WILLIE RICHARDSON. Plaintiff,
,s ELMlRA RICHARDSON. Dcren-
.f4ns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Cha>. Campbell. Lawyer
a3>I frSkine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN the Cir
chi, Court .as the county Of Wayne
ia CAar,er
GLADYS BOt CHEZ Plaintiff.
IS. ALPHDNSE BuUCHEZ. Deten-
dam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
iiit.. Lewis. Kowletie 4 Brown
l1uN ~. tnioinc II.
Nu. 2~~.53O

il4'''N
ae pr0ha aWf
Watfo aa.l al
n. n q. ciiy
o nn'f-a Jay
SOAR OBI thou
tar -0a,
NIAv
1856.
no rsta o.
i'ra Decreased.
ii f.R Dr. snecai 3D.
s4 estate having
nfe'a - a ~-1a biz hrst
HI. fn1I af.lrf .if ,,4ttar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. willis VI. Graves.
if6 T.. Warren Ave
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of Wayne. SIS
M. osG g.c

80 l'pdle Cont
for said County Of Wayne. bs,S !.
the Probate Court Room in Inc c.'
az Detroit on the fourth d,y !,
March In the year one ibou,.. !,
nine hundred and forty-one
Present: JOSEPH A. MrRpuv
Judge OF Probate. ~
In the Matter Of the Ens,. :.
ROBERT WHITE, Deceased "
On reading and filing the ps,,,,.
Of ANNA MAE WHITE nr.,,s.
that administration Of sand s.,'..
be granted TO himself or some o,A
or suitable person:
II is ordered, That the Skin a..
of May. next at ten O'Clock N Il.
forenoon at said Court Room \.
appointed for hearing said ne,i,,or
And il is further Ordered Tia, /.
copy Of this order he puhlishss
three successive weeks prev On. -
said time Of hearing. in The ps,,o.,
Tribune. a newspaper prin'e4 ana
circulating in said COUNTY ~
Wayne.
JOSEPH a MURPHY
Judge q Probate
"a True Copy
JOSEPH A. CRAIGEN.
Deputy Probate Register
3-l5--4.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Harold D.. Bledsoe
9ll Gratiot Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court Tor the County o.
WAYNE in Chan,cry
JOSEPH WALTERS. Plaintiff
rys KATIE WALTERS. Defendant.
NJ. 30,.9s3
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held at
the Court House ia the CTS Of De-
,roi,. u said County and state, on
The e>ih day 81 January. ia4i
Irescn, The Honorable CLYDE
/. WEBSTER. Circuit judge
on reading snd fling the anida-
Yt he.eio attached from watch Il
app,afs Thar the defendant KATIE
WALTERS. is not resident o. De-
irw' Niehigau but when last
hesra Is. and from resided al sS3 r.
56tr street, Chscago. Illinois, there
o. me,itn % Harold = Bledsoc,
ai Ny for plaintiff
iris ORDERED Tha, the defen-
dai arpsar N leis cause within
iafse nar'hs from the date
81, t ci'Ner "a person CT by ar
rts ara that her failure SO io
lo VII. cause her default - be TAX
ANp III is FURTHER ORDER
fp ha; 4 COWS 81 iais oder be
bed H. Tao po'goi Tribare a
az R-paprr pfafcl ana pshesaed 2
~ CUn'y NJ Wayne. Michigan, ae-
re'rr 70 .sw
A>u lit Is FURTHER ORDER
-D t4at opy - ms order to-
n.a opy ~ the aniaayi;
oa vaica &, IS founded he seyed
sgn ID. ae'eraaet AZ hfr LAST
,tanf pis.s of address rs re-ls.er-
na st,lfn re Elk demanded |
And III @, whieh foroeoiur s. so
GLADE !. WEBSTER
Circuit Jeass
Gypsy
AspAR j LlNGENAN. Clerk.
" r IYDON.
as crrk .-s-s-22
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
No. 30s.6S0
ORDER TO APPEAR

~ 3 session 90 me above en-
titled cour, held in the County
Building in he City Of Detroit.
county OF Wayne. and State Of
Michigan. iais thirteenth day Of
February. a. D 1871.
Present HONORABLE. ADOLpH
r MAESC HNER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing by
affidavit thar the Defendant, AL
THEA BARLOW. s. nor a resident
Of ne state Of Michigan. but that
her last known address was al
80 .0f-4th street. Ann Arbor,
Michigan, which vas in the year
1925. and 81 appearing further, that
tho present address Of the Defen-
dant is 10 the Plaintiff unknown
On motion Of WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK. SR, Counsel for the Plain
tiff. II is Ordered that the Defen-
dant. ALTHEA BARLOW. enter
her appearance. either in person
or by Attorney. within three
months from the date herof or
The Bill Of Complaint will he taken
rs confessed against her
n Is Further Ordered that a true
copy OF this order be- sent to the
last known address OF the Defen-
dani, postage prepaid, registered
letter. return receipt requested,
and that the said order be pub
lished according 10 law.
ADOLPH r. MARSCHNER.
Circuit judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LTNGEMAN. Clerk,
BY J. r. GRAYCE.
Deputy Clerk 2-22-4-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
atty. VIM. V. Banks,
as p. Vernon Highway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for The County Of
Wayro "a 'haneory.
DNtllIF PASCHAL Plaintiff.
W MATTE pAScHAL. nefen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

dnJ Wf NNs ~ k.eN = 1853 De
ote on Ne sfNs a ''.e
m0net fa 7nt.he ar..fl
41it-
lns. luMora6le pIaneiar, con-
dilion> have heen eiiecting you 81
trie> hui a change for The better
j. nov inlicaIed iou and ,our
vile can save some money bank
a small poriiun al your income each
week and in period q time you
will c,i hack on Your isei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

<N4 80 lfIIrV 20 6bbE HtL1Af
si1s ST. ANTOINE ST. DETROIT.
p. y C j. mis- person 's..nS
the frp'h abon' fais enid aal 2
setter thar should 10 what tttf
n m'ns7 avn 50 undecided ard
usel ynu Aeip1
tn>. nder The circumstances
II i better that ,ou do not consider
taking tbe child. feel that IN time
you viii probabl, have one 81 s"nr
own ANYWAY. The person who ha,
the child i prohahl, ielins The
truth % far ~ they know hui |
don't advise ,onr taking II.
VII love ny Vt 81.
can We hf Harrf aas v 70
back toEe'her2
Ans: reconciliation :. indl-
Gated within the coming Jew weeks
II i my suggestion that Aou aud
your wife look around for q .mall
place OF your own ior sou won't
he happy living ~ ,on haze in lh'
past She needs % have inil ~
spon>ibllit, ri home and ,cu tvo
viii he able 10 understand "ne an.
other.
" T-l f.
ne frd.rS '1 ed a' vs
e. Some
IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
iiis. William r. Patrick. Sr-
1871 ~. Antoine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
ci cli curt Tor the County OF
NaNg ID Chancery
RUSSELL BARLOW. Plaintiff,
vs. ALTHEA BARLOW, Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

At session 81 said Court held
a. tho Court House in the CITY o.
Detroit County Of Wayne and STATE
~ Nichean on he 25ih DAY Of jan
eary. Ap lail,
rr,sti The Honorable CLYDE
!. WEBSTER circuit Jndr
II appears by afiiav, attached
hereto that the Defendant Matte
raschals present whereabouts is
Unknown ard il cannot he a-cor-
tanned IN what state Or country she
now resides
on motion ot william V Banks.
attorney for Psinir.
TT Is ORDERED that the said
defendant Matte Pas hal. enter
her appearance IN ms cause on or
before three 90 months from the
date Of this order. or mar ibe said
Bill ~ NonplaN' WI be taken as
confessed and thar TINS sMd order
he served and published as required
by law.
CLYDE / WEBSTER.
Circuit judge.
a True Coptl
cASPAR j IJNGEMAN Clerk,
Rv !. r. GRACE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
CLYDE 1 wEnsrEn.
or MICHIGAN.
County o, WaAne Nss
NJ. 1sa.2.l1

W. -~",'i-l
At a SESSION of tho Probate
Court FOR SAID Comfy ~ Wayne.
held a. III Probate court Room IN
no city al pe'roi on no twenty
SIN day of Fobrpar, IN me year
one thousand nine handrcd and for
iy-one
Present JOSEPH a. MURPHY
Judge of Pront'e.
Ia the Mafer o. ihs Estate Of
Floyd COOPER. Deceased
The petition ~ FRANK 4. TURN
hR having been heretofore hlcd in
this court PRAYING that adminlsira-
ton u said estate be granted 10
CLEARANCE GADSON or some olh-
or suitable person
II IS Ordered That the twenty
ninth day OF April. next at ton
O'Clock IN the forenoon before
Judge Thomas G Murphy at said
Cont Room ne appointed for hear
INK said pciron.
And ii further Oidcrea That a
copy Of ihis order be published
three successive week. previous 10
said tine of hearing in Tic Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed anil
circulating in said County Of
Wayne
lOSEPH = MURPHY.
judge Of Probate.
"a True Cnpsl
RAY HAZEL.
Deputy Probate Register.
7-s 3-2a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court FOR the County o.
NaSnc. In Chan,cry
JOSEPH WALTERS. Plaintiff
IS KATIE WALTERS. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Ans. he'g l'l" ioh. llp hours
ma, nai p. mn' nin tb ra, nm'
30 little hui sou ne'sl d ieh api ,au
shouldn't give 49, ihc "ne yor ha,t
unfH ran rui >onlethiu. better.
Won cant hope :" go ahead @, be-
Inr lf1 -'f d.rn ~ hii>inr>s
and mo ,un good paving loh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Read -Iol'leal dissertations. hr
Alfred 'as>et 90 page II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Ans. CO., tn,t emo ash bn. Nen
shenld tafe seen % 'hi. m'ofs 90.
child uHr. iesl sure tim u
make him t'sl,c ib' rcce>.ut in
giving ihr r1ilt name ., s'i g..
making nl'f honf jer hin9 viil
want 20 io fhe ri-h' ihn- and
marry Won
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

tn>.-l nder the circumstances
II j better that sou do not consider
taking tbe child. | feel that IN time
you will prohahl, have one ~ ,"nr
own ANYWAY. The person who ha-
the child i prohahi, ieliins ihe
truth - far ~ they kn"w hni |
don't advise Your taking IT..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

an. Nc conlini MARI, again
without securing hi> fNorcf no
Wa using ihi> statement - sag.
Although IL j. va, "plnlon liar he
i coins g. DO h"iler than be- ha> in
the pn-i. llo yanr pafi and fr, ~
get along with him. n Anu ran
keep him eoni'niod ~ iionlc. NJ viii
take mnr' interest in ihc nnils.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Ans. Mi n all llkel,. Ii possible
60 20 the CITY hail and Try ~ get a
duplicate oi this deed or cot rap'r>
20 the effect that y"u avn tho pro-
perty Won have IN mind.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
100000 Workers
Gain Increases
In Pay Rates

Especial to the Newark Leader)
Washington, d. c. - Hourly
and weekly earnings of wage
earners in manufacturing indus
tries in May registered a sharp
advance, Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins reported. "The
rise in earnings to new high
levels in May resulted from
widespread wage increases and
extension of overtime operations
in many industries" she said.
During the past 2 months gen.
eral wage-rate increases affect
ing nearly 100000 workers
have been reported to the Bureau
of Labor Statistics. Indicative
of overtime conditions among
the durable goods industries
where most of the defense rise
in earnings to new high levels
in production is concentrated, 81
of the 43 durable goods indus
tries regularly tabulated report
ed operations in excess of DO
hours per week per wage earn
err"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28

The managers voice was al
most like a lullaby.
Little lady, l guarantee that
all the garments | sell are made
under union conditions. Any
how on bargain like this, little
lady, you can't expect us to pin
diamonds and a social-security
certificate"
The girls voice was remark
ably crisp.
"Sorry. l don't want it. Oh
you may be right; maybe these
dresses aren't made in a sweat
shop. But at price like that
:. we'll Father Byrnes told us
to watch for the label we
might be buying the sweat of
slave labor and the virtue of
girls like ourselves"
"Little lady =" began the
owner. But she was already
abreast of Dave, who was still
fumbling with his cigaret.
Dave wasn't accustomed to
speaking to strange girls, nor
did he admire girls who allow
ed strange men to speak to
them. But before he knew it,
he had thrust out his hand.
"Shake!" he said.
The girl looked up in alarmed
surprise.
81 don't think I know you,"
she said, not quite sure wheth-
er or not she did.
"You don't-yet. But we
think alike. And l like the way
you think. Forget that I've
spoken to you, will you? But
when I do meet you formally,
please remember Pm Dave Ken
ney, and strictly union label.
He picked up his heavy case
and threw it lightly into his
waiting coupe. AS he drove skill
fully away from the curb, the
girl wondered by what magic he
would contrive to see her again.
Why he didn't even know her
name.
But he saw her again. And
she liked his kind of magic. In
fact she wears nothing but
union-label clothes now, and
Dave sells them for her and buys
them for her too.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
Atmosphere

Few drivers of automobiles
realize that the chief enemy of
speed in their cars is the un-
seen and silent atmosphere.
Physicists have proved that, af-
ter a car has reached a speed
of 40 miles an hour, more pow
er is needed to overcome air.
resistance than rOad-resistance.
If car is going so miles an
hour, between Is and % horse
power is used simply to over
come air-resistance, and that is
more than One-fOurth the horse
power of the ordinary engine.
In many ways automobiles re-
mind us of men, and especially
in this particular. When far
seeing men try to bring about
some reform, their work in ad-
vancing the reform is more than
half spent in overcoming the
pervasive, silent, obstinate Op-
position of prejudice and sell
fishness... The atmosphere of
society must be overcome be-
fore any progress can be made
with the reform. When this
persistent and universal force
works at last with the improve
ment, the reform is virtually ac-
cOmplished.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28

flushed and oily face down onto
a counter full of dress goods,
and he made for the door. Out
side the avenue was crowded,
busy, milling, and pleasantly
plebian. Office girls in brave
finery for which they had spent
long days at typewriters or fill
ing cases; women who had eaten
lettuce leaves and slipped one cup
of coffee lingeringly to make
regular payments on one good
suit.
And in front of the shop from
which he had just catapulted
himself, she stood. For some
reason that little pronoun, she,
suddenly rose up in letters big
enough for twenty-four-sheet
poster. She was young and
trim; hers was exactly the col
oring he had always admired;
and you could tell in one swift
look that she knew how to buy
and yet had to think three or
four-dozen times before she
bought. Now she was looking,
all eyes and longing, at the
bright new blue dress that his
competitor had sold yesterday to
the shop-keeper.
Even in his chagrin over his
loss of the sale, Dave had to
admit the dress was good-and
a bargain. 1t had lines; it had
sheen; it looked like spring; it
swished like a May breeze-and
it was three dollars and ninety
nine cents. In other words it
had everything except the union
label. And the girl in the win
dow was plainly not looking for
that.
Dave set his case down quiet
ly and started to light a Gig
aret. The girl jauntily pivoted
on her little heel and sailed, head
up, into the shop. Dave, pre-
tending that the wind blew out
his match, stepped back into the
doorway. The greeting of the
owner and the words of the girl
floated out clearly. And her
voice was all of a piece with her
charming self.
"That blue dress in the win
dow =" she said. "May l see
it?"
Accompanied by the purring
ritual Of his sales talk, the owner
came to the window, removed the
model, and carried it into the
shop.
Dave didn't need to look to
know that the girl was running
appreciative hands over the ma
terial and giving it the keen ap-
praisal of a shrewd buyer.
Then suddenly her voice broke
the silence.
where's the label ?"
The managers voice was in
gratiating: Little lady, for three
ninety-nine you don't get Paris
labels on your clothes"
"Paris labels, nothingw said
the girl. 81 mean the union
label"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
UNION LABEL

girl, she don't want to be wear
ing clothes for three or four
seasons. She's just as glad when
they wear out fast. Buy 'em
cheap, wear 'em one season get
a new outfit next year. Your
stuff-it's swell, but +"
Dave Kenney had to get it off
his chest. but strictly
union," he concluded.
The manager shrugged his
shoulders elaborately.
"Do my customers ask to see
the label ?" he demanded. "They
ask to see a bargain. And l
show them a bargain. When you
can show me bargains S"
The young salesman picked up
his heavy case. He said his
farewells with rapidity that
covered his desire to push that
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
WESTERN CARTRIDGE
FINALLY GIVES IN

Alton, Ill.--The Western Cart
ridge Co., whose refusal to grant
exclusive bargaining rights to
an AFL Federal local brought
Government threat to take over
the plant, finally signed an
agreement.
The contract, covering $50
workers in the smokeless pow
der division, disposed of all
matters currently in contro-
versv," said a joint union-com-
pany statement.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
CIGAR MAKERS
NEW EMBLEMS

Washington, D. C.-The Cigar
Makers international Union of
America is offering members a
new emblem which it says is
above the ordinary in artistic
beauty and workmanship. The
design s>the seal of the inter-
national union, with an attach
ed scroll showing the unions af-
filiation with the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. The lettering,
around a gold center, is gold on
blue enamel. The emblems are
made in lapel buttons for men,
as safety catch pins for wom-
en-. Each emblem carries the la
bel of the Metal Polishers'
Union.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
One a Minute

Springfield, Mass-The Gar
and semi-autOmatic rifle, ex-
pected to make the American
infantryman the fastest and
hardest hitting soldier of all
time, is pouring out of the his
tOric army arsenal here at the
rate of more than one a minute.
That rate is expected to be
doubled in a short while, when
new plants get into operation.
More than a quarter of a mil
lion of the new weapons have
already been placed in the hands
of soldiers.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
GENEROUS

The American Federation it
self and hundreds of affiliated
organizations have made gener-
Gus contributions to the cam
paign of the United Service Or
ganizations. William Green,
president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, in asking the
affiliates of the Federation to
give freely to this cause, said:
"We must do our utmost to
maintain the morale of our
young men who are training for
defense"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
WAGE INCREASE

Local 1850, Chemical Work
ers, recently won wage increase
from the Bloikson Chemical Co.,
Joliet, H., establishing a mini
mum wage Of 7712 cents. In the
same negotiations wage in
creases were also obtained for
workers in the boiler house and
engine room.