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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Ask Dad
or Mother
for Advice

Equally vehement is the eon-
tsntion OF FLORENCE CRIME OF
ARCHBoLD. OHIO. that psren-
tai advice should be needed
bat defInItsly," she argues,
I'VE Shsuld listen 10 eur parents
advice on eur sheIes of a mate,
Parents see this individual through
the eyes Of wisdom father than
through q haze Of Elamor.
Parents are interested In tina
future welfare Of their children,
They've been Through the mill
and It's easier 10 prsfit from their
mistakes than your swn.
"Fivs Of my friends narrIsd
without the appreynL/sf their
parents. To-day tvs are divorced
and the other three would be II II
weren't for their children They
dstest thriF HxtFE and snss upon
q time they thought they eouldnt
live without thsm.
my ewn marriage. which had
the approval Of nay parents. has
turned cut happily. dent think
tee much stress can be placed on
the importance Of parental sane
tioH. Isn't IL better to al least
Investigate the criticisms ens's
parents make rather than 70 rush
hesdleng Int contract that
should mean until death DO rs
part'7"
MRS. FLORENCE CRIME
lage 26l.
sos West st.
ArehboId, Ohio.
(s25o ptEsb
SHOULD NOT INTERFERE.
ADVICE. YES - INTERFER'
ENcE, NOS the motto OF RUTH
THOMAS Of WINDING ouLr,
W. VA.
Dear Miss RobinssH;--I SIN
esFsIy believe that parents make
the greatest mistake 81 their lives
whsn they interfere with their
ehIiAFen's ehslee Of q mate. HIT
that deesnt necessarily mean that
they can't give SEINE reasonable
advice. The wisdom 81 years
SheuId net be dismissed lightly.
Usually, hoDeusr, parental OBJ
jeetioRs only make the situation
more difficult. n the parents for
bid q marriage, u only makes the
young people ebSijnate aud more
determined 10 marry.
I'VE sheuId feilsw the dictates
Of the heart. Remember. ieys u
not semsthing you can manu-
fAetuFe at will. n you care more
about youF lovers happiness than
yeur ewH. II yeu feel trust and
confidence In him and there isu't
The smallest doubt In your mind
that yeu wiil make . successful
marriaEe-why should you be In
fiuenced BY someone else! Ga
ahead and take the sublime hap
piness every one IL entitled TO,
After all, ysu cant expect 10 please
eveFyOHs."
RUTH THOMAS faRe 49,,
winding Gulf. w. Va.
$3.50 prizeD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

RIGHT ON THE NOSE DEPT; Clifford A. Provost the
nEton see wired his Miami Herald editor this oowup the
age OF the isndLeae legislation. The that interested
Termination Of debate and passage by
somewhat OF surprise 10 the Capitol. But what
aorG Two months he predicted 1t will pass with least
Sy-two votes The vote so3i and announced that
two absentees had said they would have voted Yes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

FACT HIGH NAVAL authorities
he five Americans plotting
uned safely London after knocking off MeSerschms
The Commander last named Taylor Phil Baker Ssrs
are thinking Of reunng their old act for RuAs Emeri
baritone who 10 the program
quesng chance be heard the
having his dream MIC snapped set
rifle buldup The biggest" they Crosby"
textile worker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

VIRGINIA PEINE dhe American Million
"Cholyk Alnt")
switched society via Amanda Cecil whoever she Lie Whit
Jocks former bFdel Lieut. Walter Mrs Lionel At
Wills clipping Eth Barrymoes boy sammy Colt
incoming pretty Civil Aeonsutcs
Authority chief Another Billy Bernice Wynnon
and Hal Mnsky the skin family Maxine Moore he
MAXINE the sptany Nell singer
)hotoggeF those items Henri Bernstein Partisan
playwright here doing series Of pieces vehy statesmen
Add Bis City dramas The New York married to Naz
ympathEer Her brother is with the r. Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
To 4. n.

isa, b.u, ND'.s. I-sJ
To A. n.
You must be- lonely the dead OF night
When all your fsvnins satellites some
And ghnEtA OF those who longer hsht
Keep rendezvous with you until the dawn,
You must be weary OF the lies
With which iuckieSs followers fed
You must be frightened 10 realize
Where your Inflated course has always led;
There comes a day when satellites will vans
And all the dead will rise 70 fight anew.
There comes day when lies all in vain
And ghosts Of greater fools viii jesr at you
Far q WsatsvH hin eagle
70 odd terror TO your Jitfu drsamt.
Don wahH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
AN EXCITING ROMAhcF Is thaI one befwfen mllllnna

EXCITING ROMANCE that millionaire Eaton.
the Norwich Pharmaceutical Co Roosevelt Hospital HYCl
who him there recently Eaton Palm Beschins
She his betToa ring Ann NaEeG planned trip 10 Java 70
URH She miserable
however because her 10 that danger bens held
She widow Ross Alexander yshor editor
of the Miami Daily retiring from that
exploitation Rockefeller Miami Mckenzie
the pretty Jack clifford the clown
Peoplep, II the the meaning
of lie Moko which Cabin they'd okd
t. night Manye the millionaire plsyboyoke
walked 10 brunette atted ereen-right the
hat There she said Pat Harrington "a mins
iulep"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
1.-THE ETHICS OF DODCING THE DRAFT"
tbisssIb...s ~ El.s y..,sr. srsas.l.. I-sl

IN the Ethics of Dodgng the Draft will stick to the facts
e. sonseTptsd life as learned them at first mt in 1917
know fellow who bought Dslmssn carriage dog he
could ts ls rsrng sergeant be had spoIl before his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

ONE OF THE FEW LADY "nswpapermen" the interview
Mrs Rooseve Friday conference Golden Beach
Mrs Maybels Manning OF Miami While asking Mrs President
something other Maybehs powdeng her and tina
fell 20 the floor II white and blue
which prominently nSerihed We Want Wliks"i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

nally, a board Of officers appoint
ed bs the Medical Division watched
him carefully, and then Judged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

where Ne found It and say, That's
nat it
DuhnI The first 20 dsys he must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

THE woUIp-BE ExToRTToMsTs who attempted TO frighen
Broadway Ioynt with onE methods will be indicted
this office Clever theme Beverly
Twins their Al-twn orchestra Exactly
Like YOU Bonwits the l2lh will facsnes
OF Hdegarde Mildred Baeys show business Rubsn
Bleu delightful Nobody sins Rockn Chair the shs
sings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

have picked up . million nleess
of paper ane put them hack With
the remark, That's not it. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
CONVINCING REPLY.

That's plenty sound reasoning
Don. but here's SHIRLEY Nc
FADEN OF your own city. with o
mighty convincing coms-ba
Dear Miss Robinson and Young
People Of America; Twice my
family has stopped me from mar
rytng the wrong man. Zach time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Be|ters Resume
|. Hosti|ities in I
Rings Tonight
(Belters Called on p. 2O)
,eS to cdnUoS
BY EDGAR HAYES

Hostilities in the 1871 Detroit
Times Diamond Belt tournament
will be resumed tonight with a big
two-ring show at Naval Armory.
AT the end of tonights punching,
the field Will be reduced TO Ga. the
Semlfinalists. Fonights show starts
al s o'clock. Reserved seats may
bg purchased att day at me De-
trolt Times or the Naval Armory.
All of the contestants remaining
in the tournament viii be IN action
tonight. Both novice and open
fighters in all the weight classes
are scheduled The novice fighters
will be first with the lighter
classes starting the show. The
open minister's will follow with
heavyweights the last on the pro-
gram.
There are seven open heavy
weights slated TO toss punches to-
night. Jimmy Powers of An
nunciation is one of the favorites,
with Bob Brown OF Chevrolet.
Jimmy McKinnon of Franklin and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Hawks Winner
In Puck Bfdwl
BY International New. service

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Chicago
Black Hawks last night night defeated
the New York Rangers, 3 to 2,
with two goals in the third period
on the Madison Square Garden Use
in a game marked by one of the
biggest free-for alls between the
players in years. The fight which
saw virtually all the players on
both teams engaged thrilled the
HIPS fans.
The Toronto Maple Leafs went
into undisputed possession of first
place by hating the Montreal
Canadiens, a to 3, before a crowd
of 1O.302 in Montreal.
The Canadiens came from be-
hind twice to tie the count until
Don Metz scored the deciding
goal about midway in the extra
session. The Canadiens bumbed
into sixth place.
The main encounters in the
Hawks-Rangers fracas were be-
tween Phil Hergesheimer and Joe
Cooper of the Hawks and Art
Coulter and Phil Watson of the
Rangers. Coulter tore most of
Hergersheimer's jersey from his
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

fourth Hollywood Ice Revue.
It's a Sonia in a more lyrical
mood that last nights opening
night crowd of more than 5000
saw at Olympia. There's more of
the poetic in her Skate-dancing
grace. less of the acrobatic There
is more of the theater in her ef-
forts than of the sports world
where she won three Olympic
championships with her graceful
gyrations.
But she's still the Sonia of the
priceless precision that makes her
the ice queen she is. Her Paulsen.
the spins. jumps, corkscrewS and
the compelling Charlotte enthrall
more than ever If anything
there's an even higher polish N
her skating. She's spinning much
faster than ever. Says so her
self
Its the best show she's ever had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Continued on Page l6)
Tote
Law Introduced

LANSING. Jan. S.-The first OF
many bills to revise the racing
law appeared in the Legislature
yesterday when Rep. George Hig-
gins of Ferndale submitted
measure making a totalisator
mandatory at the Detroit track
Higgins said this bill was TO be
followed today by another to
permit the state to take 2l2
per cent from the pari mutue
betting pool, instead of charging
a fiat license fee of $500 daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Where to Get Tickets

Two box offices. will be open
all day tOda, selling tickets for
tOnight's two-ring amateur box
ing show at Naval Armory.
Reserved seats, selling for as
cents may be obtained at The
Detroit Times or Naval ArmOry.
TOnigtt's big show will start at
3 O'Clock.
Tickets for the finals at Oiym-
pia. January II, are now on sale
at the Times and Olympia.
Ringside ard center arena seats
are Sl.I0. The remainder of the
arena j. reserved at 65 cents
and the entire balcony il re-
served at ~ cents. Phone reser-
vations may be made by calling
Cherry 5000, line $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Joe Olinski OF Hamtramck. Rovery
Edgar. Alfred Brown and James
Turner are others in the division.
Al Brown was the novice Diamond
Belt champion last Winter.
The light heavyweight open e.
vision is packed with class. There
is John O'Den. the defending cham
pion: Leroy Lawson. who lost in
the finals: Walter Orlowski Ct
Briggs and Chester Holewinski of
Hamtramck. Harold ReiSs also Is
in this class which should produce
three or four grea smuggling bees.
The middleweightS are all aim
ing at one goal a victory over
Charlie Hayes. Leo Jones pride
and JOY at Chevrolet. Art Ahearn
and George AAiIefs4e 1T t4f Hudson are
rated serious contenderS. but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Lawrence Tech Five
Drops Third in Row

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Jan.
s. - Lawrence Techs tourin
cagers were repealed for the third
successive time on their eastern in
vaSion here last night by Niagara
University. 1924. Tomorrow night
the junket ends in Edinboro. Pa.
where they will be guests of
Edinboro State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Tennessee, is trying to decide whether
or not to continue coaching and accept
a flattering offer from the Detroit Lions
or 90 into business F.. ne now has a
connection with the l.. S. Rubber Com
pany . Walter O. Spike Briggs is
home from Miami still annoyed by the
penalties which were heaped on his
alma mater, Georgetown, in that team s
Orange Bowl game with Mississippi
State.
Hank Greenberg acted as best man
for Joe Greenberg, when the Tiger
stars younger brother married Marllyn
Green in New York recently :. Joe
plays third base for Shreveport in the
Texas League . But | got the most
liable award this time. Joe said
Netiousy after the wedding =. Larry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
BETTER THAN EVER

Behind the Morse beauty is a
solid chorus that is colorfully
decked out in the best Hollywood
manner. working in everything
from the classic ballet of the mad
dening 'Bolero' of Ravel to j
timely "Rhumboogie"
Not soon will you forget Tally
Ho' and the Invitation to the
Dance. "Glow-Worm" and Under
the Big Top" Cocktail Hour
and the Legend of the Pearl
and the grand skating of George
Stewart. Corrynne Church and
John Joliffe when they combine in
Trio" or Sonia'S Incompatible
solo ntermeZzo.' Through II
aIl GichsFd Craig sings ballads
pleaSingly.
If YOU liked Sonia when she tan
Continued on Page 16D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Harmon Back at School

ANN ARBOR, ia n. g. - Tom
Harmon returned 10 school today
to begin where he left off in his
studies two months ago at the
end of football season.
His only comment regarding a
movie contract was:
"NOthings decided yet"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Frisco Wants Tom Seats
in Trade for Option
on Club S 942 Players
BOXING OFF TO ANOTHER DISMAL YEAR

Tom Seats San Franciscos Of two pitchers
which the Tigers will Seals for blanket
option the Pacific Coast League clubs players for 1912 de-
livery However Del Baker probably will the pair
until after Spring training Lakeland Fla. p
for Sacramento the circuit 1899 south
paw for relief work the Tigers campaign for the
pennan Frank Leahy who coached Boston
College grdders their smashing Sugar Bowl victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Fiqht Results


At New York-Steve BelIoise, 1541f,
New York. knocked out Irwin tkayl kap-
Ian. 1857, los Angeles co. Zoe Torres.
1857, Puerto Rico. defeated Norman
Rain, ift Philadelphia 81.
Jersey city. y. I.-Frankie Weller,
~, Puerto Rico, scored technical knock
nut over Billy Beauhuld, las. Jersey
civ 90.
At White Plains. y. Y.-Frankie Martin
1875. Pasadena, Cal. Indian. Sutpointed
Primo flores, 1879. Puerto Rico 81.
PAT CARROLL. 1857. DETROIT. Wor
over Lee MaIrllii. 14sIa, New York tsi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Gilbert Of The Nashve club who still trying pedd Boots
Pofenberger know what league clubs demand
of pitcher? Earl Shelly baseball ST. Marys San
Francisco is training his 18yearod be catcher Earl
used to play first base for the White Sox St Marys most
famous baseball contribution Harry Hemann Babe Ruth
still is a candidate for any decent baseball Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Wings Tie Bruins, Drop
To I'd as Leafs Triumph

BOSTON SSretchng their undefeaed streak to six
Red Wings settled for tie here last
the after victories,
deadlock bit disappointing, though, for the
4-3 Les Cana
National Hockey League
Adams boys into the second SLOT
Yet jlstiiable far the Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Writers Favor
Reds in Pick

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S-Throe
players from the world champion
Cincinnati Reds held places today
on the sixteenth annual all-star
major league team picked for the
Sporting News, national baseball
weekly. by the Baseball Writers
Association of America.
New York'S Yankees placed two
players on the squad, and one
player each from Detroit. Boston
Red Sox. Chicago White SoX New
York Giants. Chicago Cubs and
Cleveland were thus honored.
The all-star lineup, as selected
by sos members of the Baseball
Witers' Association. follows
Hank GreenberK, Detroit, left field;
= Joe DiMaggio, Yankees, center field;
Ted Williams. Red Sox. right field;
Frank Mccormick, Cincinnati, first base;
Joe Gordon, Yankees. second base; stan
ley Hack. Cubs, third base; Luke App
ling. White SoN. shortsto?. Harry Dan
ning. Giants, catcher, and Bob Feiier,
Cleveland. Bucky Walters. Cincinnati and
Paul Derringer. Cincinnati. pit -hers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
They Didn't Lose:


Peferes-Ion. Linesman-smith
Boston spares-Herb Cain. Jack CrsW-
ford Eddie Weisr1an. BIZ Covlsv Roy
Conacher. Red Hamill Terry Reardon,
Gordon Bruce Pat MeReavy.
Detroit spares-Alex Motter Ehbie Good
fellow. Carl Liscombe. syd Howe Mud
Rruneateau. Gus Glesbrecht. Joe Fisher.
Art Herchenratter- Bob Whtelaw.
FIRST PERIOD
detroit: I isco m be tHerchenratter.
l. Fisher: 1925.
Penalty-crawford urippinE).
SECOND PERIOD
2-Bost0n Reardon. 10 -.
Penalties Brunetesu interference
Wares tcr1ss check. CoWley tcross check
THIRD PERIOD
Scorfnr-None.
PENALTY Wares Unierfefeucet
OVERTIME
Scoring none
Final score Boston / Detroit
Peualty-stewart interfering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Football Follower

Judge + T. Glennon Fordh7m
football captain Of 1909. hash Z
missed a Ram football game in %
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
SOnja'S Best Show
Hollywood Ice Revue of I94I Proves Solid Offering
With Morse Beauty Again Scoring High
BY GEORGE f. VAN

golden girl and all Sonia and lot of
again working other people playing crackhe
Olympia whip meane has charged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Walter o. Briggs, at his Winter home in Miami Beach,
tomorrow night will blowby blow description of the
annual newspapermcns bust Club Walbri.' the Briggs
estate in Bloomfield Hills
Luke Appng unorhodoX hitter dotes outside pitches
Charlie ORouke Boston Colleges gridder tTamped
painted houses and boy in
the paddock Suffolk Downs track "Scrawny Charlie
play football Boxing in Detroit off to what
to another dismal Because of crossed signals
" show planned for Naval Amoy this week had to be called
off Fairview pushed back their card and now
there's the AL NeowKd Mccoy match is
going through Olympia With than four months
the lucrative Winter past, Detroit
been treated Hialeah track Miami today
open promises greatest racing There's
talk that New snatchers la Kid Mccoy stuff have
grabbed off three of Jimmy Bradys including Gibbons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Continued on Page 49,


TUESDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT /. Boston toVertinel.
Toronto Z, Montreal 3 Overtime.
Chicago :. Rangers :.
THURSDAYS GAMES
DETROIT NJ Americans
Montreal at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
DETROIT TIMES, JANUARY 8, 1941 PAGE IS
I>;::I<ttS:
1 by 1<o Illaeoln"stI
SPORTS EDITOR

Business or a job With
Lions as G % c h Is
Frank teohYs Worry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08


than they have been any time
during the past month.
DOMINATE PLAY
In fact. the Bruins dominated
the play after the first period, but
that Johnny Mowers, who was
everything Detroit fans claimed
for him. turned in a remarkable
exhibition.
This freshman goalie did Just
about everything possible for a
human on skates to achieve in
turning back those surging Bruins.
Time and again the Rossmen were
in clear, but after a nipup. a split
or dive, up would come Mowers
with the plug and another threat
would be over.
The one goal counted against
him came in the second period
when Terry Reardon faxed per-
fectly to split the Wings defense
and then hit the corner with a
shot Mowers couldn't come close
to touching. And that tally evened
matters for the lone Detroit score
which came in the first period.
SCORES ON REBOUND
Art Herchenratter started the
attack rolling by picking up the
puck deep in attacking territory
and carrying it 10 and around the
Bruins cage Unable to come in,
he Tipped a perfect pass to Joe
Fisher who was about Is feet out,
Fisher drew a bead and fired
away.
Brimsek came up with a nice
stop and the puck bounded off his
pads right onto Carl Liscombe's
stick. Carl just lifted the rubber
right into the upper left hand
corner at 1926.
This goal came a few minutes
after the Wings lost out on a great
scoring opportunity. Joe Fisher
/ had snaked the puck away on a
fast break after a Bruins power
play that caught the home team
fiat footed.
In the clear and all alone. il
looked like trouble. Jack Craw-
ford came up from behind and
deliberately tripped Fisher to take
penalty shot and two-minute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Rinq Cars Job a 'Tossup'

With Harold Daner in the picture, Ed Fry
will have clear sailing for the Michigan racing commissioner
berth Dattner contractor who specalzes building
post Offices and operated stable of running horses
Your writer hospitaized with Macdonell neuis and
annoying kind of ament thinking Patsy OTooe when
along letter from Patsy who has bed Johns Hopkins
Aspital Baltimore The letter made feel better starting
it did, like this:
"My Dear Friend LeO-I want to thank you for being
to You always remembered when you o
vacation You sent card from place visited
and want you to know appreciated il This is a great
institution expect to back well again
Mr.. Briggs the Tigers"
Harvey w. Ewad writes to make known that the Detroit
Clubs annual sports banquet always big and
enjoyable affair will be staged January "a The party is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

We're concerned, for the Bruins.
aided no little by the return of
Bill Cowley, league leading scorer.
and Roy Conacher, were stronger
than they have been any time
during the past month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EASTERN DIVISION
MISUNDERSTANDING LEAGUI

WEDNESDAYS CANES
Toledo 81 Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Continued on Page 16D
The union times., 1941-12-06
ConnWorkers
 State Council MeetsDec.l3
Convention In New Haven To Elect Officers, Act
 On Constitution

The convention of the Connecticut State Council of the State, County and Municipal Workers, A.F.L., an- other of whose locals has affiliated with the New Haven Central Labor Council, will be held on Saturday, December 13, at 7:3O PM. in the New Haven Labor Temple, it was an- nounced this week.
 The convention, originally sched- uled for the 10th, was postponed three days to insure the attendance of all available delegates, many of whom have to be on call for night work during winter weather. The delegates will elect permanent off cers and consider the constitution drawn up at the recent reorganiza- ton meeting held in Hartford.
 LOCAL 387 AFFILIATEs
 Local 387, Connecticut State Reformatory Employes, last week followed the lead of Local 400, Welfare Department EmplOyes, in affiliating with the Elm City central body. Vincent A Bour- geOus, Robert W. Alexander. George A. Greenwood, William F. Hyde, and William C. Potts were the delegates seated by the Labor Council.
 Members of 387 are employed al the Wethersfe1d and Cheshire insti- tutions. Mutual problems arise al both institutions, i. e., protection of seniority rights, an adequate wage embodying increases to meet the ris- ing cost of living, and improved work ing conditions.
The union times., 1941-12-06
Teamster Wins Machiiniist Loses

MILWAUKEE.-A teamster de- feated machinist in the race for secretary-treasurer of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor (AFL.). The state board elected Sec Treas. William Nagorsne of Teamsters Local 200 to succeed the late J. J. Hand1ey.
 His opponent for the position was Gen. Org. J. F. Friedrick of the Mil waukee Federated Trades Council (AF.L), who is member of the Intl. Assn. of Machinists.
The union times., 1941-12-06
Hartford's Hod Carriers Enroll

More than 300 men, members of Local 230, Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union, Hartford, have vol unteered their services to the city for emergency snow removal work.
 The offer of the services of these men was made to Mayor Spe11acy by Arthur MacKerney, representative of the union, who told the Mayor, Dur ing snoWstorms, our men are not working, and they will be very glad to aid in snow removal. They'll be at the office of the union any time you call for them"