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Evening star., 1941-07-27

LANIER PL, near 18th, Col rd.-Quiet
good trans; new. dec; opening st bed
rm.. studio rm., small apis: furn. n.-unfurn.
or select your own iurn. NE G990
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GORDON HOTEL.

On beautiful 10th St, between Eye and x
Single rooms from $3.50 weekly: double
with twin beds and running water from
Sl1 weekly; excellent dining room
1923 CONN. AVE. NV.
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1910 18th ST, North Arl.. va single
rooms; quiet residential sect: lOc bus:
s3o-S23; gentleman. Chestnut l739.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. registered lit
ter; near Great Falls, Va. Phone Falls
Chnrch S-N-.I-A
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BETHESDA. 1900 Old Georgetown I'd
cool corner rooms; porches; = acres shady
lawn, on bus line. meals optional; women,
couple or small family. WI 5000.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

BROOKLAND, 3614 l4th st. ne-Single
or double rm., private lsvatory; unlimited
phone. reasonable
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

14.2 HARVARD ST. N.W;-Newly furn.
single and double rooms twin beds. next TO
bath; also basement room and bath for
3 or gentlemen.
1742 IRVING ST N.W.-Jewish gentle
man to share master bedrm.. pvt. bath;
must see to appreciate. AID. 1901.
NEAR CLARENDoN--Large front room,
a!fsy s fs56 s56g AN AM bTeakisst ss{t,ps opt CHI
1893 LONGFELLoW ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nished room in home of adults; phone;
near bus and Streetcars. 3S'
36l3 10th ST. NW.-One or two furnished
rooms bath; convenient to transportation;
board If desired.
studio room IN comfortable apartment.
1894 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-S4 wk. single
rms; dou.. So clean. cool outside: o min
downtown; baths. ch.w.: men. AID. 1890
2942 NEWARK ST N.W-Large double
n2n r39m southern 0hana exposure SS next bath ehw
S35 mo-. single. S25 mo EN- 42O4
18th AND CALVERT ST-Double room,
twin beds, next to bath: southern exposure:
private family. CO. 245a.
on screened porch, next shower BATH reas.
After p. m. Sunday. GE. $50.
39ls 18th PL. NE.-Attractive dble rm.,
3 expos: new home: semi-pvt. bath.
GLOVER PARK-LarRe, cool room; in pri-
vate home; modern conv-; near bus. Suit
722 2lst ST. NW.-Attractive studio
room semi-priyate bath, unlimited phone
Private home.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED single and
double rooms. twin beds shower; reason
able Jewish home. GE 6452.
1343 QUINCY ST NW-Large front room
private bath; private home; nr. 14th St:
garage. Taylor 6216.
s03 f. CAPITOL sT-Laree single room;
private home; convenient transp.; employed
gentlemen; Slf month.
FURNISHED ROOM. twin or double. next
bath, shower; unlimited phone gentlemen
pref. 4lo4 Jenifer st. EN- ss93
510+ sth ST. N.W-Eront room. new
iurniture, twin beds; bright and clean.
Tavlor S51S
PRIVATE ENT.. unusually large room. 4
windows: man, preferably Govt emoloye
So single. $3.50 double. I41s l4th st.
NV HO tH9l
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION-Master bed
room. twin beds suitable for two Also
double room with private bath. Phone
North mas.
"A u
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MT PLEASANT, 3l59 18th ST nv
Quiet SINGLE. 2nd floor: private home:
seml-pvt. bath Young lady At transp
?u32 p ST. N.W.-Large. cheerful: new
furniture, lnner-spring mattress Suitable
2 girls
Evening star., 1941-07-27

HEALTHY LOCATION in the country for,
children; with modern convenlences ana
reasonable rates for season or permanently.
Mr. and Mrs John Thomas Worthlngton,
jr., Duulookln Farm GlenTood, Nd, or
phone SykeSville 24-F-6.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

1922 HARVARD ST N.W.-Newly furn.
single and double rooms. twin beds. next to
bath; also basement room and bath for
3 or 4 gentlemen
Evening star., 1941-07-27

18th AND CALVERT ST-Double room
twin beds next to bath: southern exposure;
private family co o16u
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Very Attractive Room,

Large. newly furnished and decorated,
inner spring mattress, bath and shower,
maid service, telephone. Pvt. home.
Gentleman. North 5177.
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ARLINGTON-Room, insulated home. cross
vent, W. inner-spr. mattr., l or >; un-
lin. phone. Chestnut 5N3a
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JUST OPENED.
THE CHURCHILL,

= 100 ~ 81. INV,
so rooms, all with running water, elec
trio fans, Venetian blinds, new furniture
near shower bath: single, $3.50 and SS 81
weekly; twin bedrooms $40
Evening star., 1941-07-27

ARLINGTON. VA-Gentleman large cool
room IN new home: = baths, newly fur
nlShed, convenient TO downtown Govt
bIoeS reasOnable Glebe l51n
Evening star., 1941-07-27

PLACE for young man in home during
| August: chance to seek permanent quar-
/ lerS while living in friendly family. Call
/ Grover Hartman, DU. 234l; Office
/ DII MIA
Evening star., 1941-07-27

14l1 PARK RD., Apt. 24-Large room or
rm. and kit, shower Unlim ph RefE
Private ent S4Ss so CO lG9SsJ
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| l4l2 FOXHALL RD- NW-Large. airy
| room, southern exposure; private porch;
adjoining bath: Ss single. SO dble
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miles D. c.; ami ideal for family.
Special week end Fried chicken, Va ham.
WO. nnkH Nj MarlOn. Linden. Va
Evening star., 1941-07-27

DON PAY big room rent. see 2222 10Th
s. NV ; lovely large rooms. unim phone
Gentlemen preferred AD 66g6
Evening star., 1941-07-27

.W.-One or two furnished
ivenient TO transportation.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GRAFTON HOTEL,
HOTEL HAWTHORNE

2l34 @ ST. n.w.-Just opened, 40 rooms
everything new, planned for beauty and
comfort. all rooms with running water;
near baths and showers; elevator service;
convenient TO Govt. depts. and downtown;
SlngIeS. SL.0O-SlO Mk.. and also douhles
Evening star., 1941-07-27

EXANDRIA-UuuSually desirable cool
room, oyerlookS terraced garden and Po-
! tomac; pvt. adult home gentiles, gentle
men referenceS. $50 TE oSn4
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sos MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE large
room, next TO bath; nicely furnished; use
of kitchen IL 6pH3-W
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! CONGRESS- HEIGHTS Private new
! house, furniture: meals optional: can ac-
commodate =! rates lowest in city: 10 min
! NaNN YalQ UNI pLnne ER Snln
Evening star., 1941-07-27

1412 MASS AVE NV. Apt 4l-CIean,
airy single room; innerspg. mattress. ad-
mining rhOnp
Evening star., 1941-07-27

2039 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV. Apt.
Io4-Attractlve single until Sept. IS for
quiet. refined girl
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Continued.

YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
tary bath, removing all leas and returned
FOR 81. Blde-awee Pet Animal Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

! S5S MINTWOOD PL. NV. Mt Pleasant
Large. quiet room large closet, semi
private bath. unlm. phone: other priyi-
legeS Conv tranSp Reasonable for
refined lady AID 4ln1
Evening star., 1941-07-27

503 KENNEDY ST NW-Newlv furn
sinsl, and double rooms; in private home
Evening star., 1941-12-21

For the 54th Christmas, the Dear
Christ Child" letters are being
answered with a shower of toys.
It's the annual distribution OF
gifts by the Christ Child Society,
whose members have provided the
toys in answer to letters from chill
dren of needy families.
Started by Miss Mary Merrick
when she was a girl, the project
has grown to the point where ap-
proximately $500 gifts are being
provided by 1900 members OF the
society. Miss Merrick had passed
around to her friends only hand
full Of letters she had received from
the children the first year and the
practice proved so popular that 1t
was made a regular function Of he
society.
A committee of II women. under
the craftsmanship of Miss Mary
Callahan, has been working since
December l assembling and wrap
ping the hundreds of presents in a
vacant store at 2605 TWenty-fourth
street NV. The scores of dolls
are purchased wholesale and are
Evening star., 1941-12-21

said. The children range in age
from l to IL years.
The presents will be distributed
to the homes Christmas eve by
two trucks loaned by a moving
firm.
The Christ Child Society, a Com
munity Chest agency. conducts
settlement house, boys and girls
clubs. a summer camp for boys, a
dental clinic and a convalescent
home for children in Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Edith Maxwell Free;
Served Fourth Of
20-Year Killing Term
Price Gives Pardon; Stote
High Court Voided First
Verdict in Fathers Sloyine

BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 2O.-Edlth
Maxwell, a young brunette school
teacher whose trial for the killing OF
her father directed the attention OF
the Nation to the quiet Wise Coun-
tv courthouse in the Cumberland
Mountains six years ago, has been
freed by the State of Virginia after
serving a fourth of her 20-year prls-
on sentence.
Gov. Price took the clemency ac-
ton on the recommendations OF the
woman's prison farm superintendent
and the trial Judge He noted that
the girl had been a model prisoner
"and the interest of society will be
best served by pardon being grant,
ed" The pardon. conditioned on
her behavior in civilian life, is sub
ject to revocation by the Governor.
The Governor said employment
had been provided for her, but did
not disclose where she would work
Legal Battle Ended in 1887.
The tWo-year legal battle to save
Miss Maxwell from prison for the
Staying of her coal miner black
smith father, Trigg Maxwell. at
their plain little home in the Pound
(VaD section near the Kentucky
border. came to an end on Armistice
Day. 1887 She was tried twice In
the first the Virginia Supreme Court
of Appeals voided f1rst-degree
murder conviction and 25-year SEN
tence and remanded the case for
new trial.
Miss Maxwell, defended by a bat
terry of attorneys, contended her
father in drunken rage had threat
ened to run her mother off the place
and had threatened to beat her.
She struck him with the heel of a
slipper she snatched up during a
scuff1e. Miss Maxwell testified, when
he came at her with a knife.
Second Trial Found Her Guilty.
The State argued. however, that
the 2l-year-old girl had welded a
heavy instrument to make the
wounds on Trigg Maxwell's head
possibly an electric iron.
Az Ile SECOND trldl, WHICH ndQ
been ordered by the Supreme Court
on the ruling that no evidence to
support the first-degree charge ha0
been introduced at the first hearing,
another Wise County jury returned
a verdict of second-degree murder
and fixed her punishment at the
maximum-20 years. This verdict
was upheld by the Virginia Appellate
Court.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Virginion Shoots Wife,
Then Kills Himself
By the Associated Press.

BY Inc Associated Press.
CAPE CHARLES. Va. Dec. 90
Ruric Nottingham, 74-year-old sea-
food dealer who had extensive East
ern Shore real estate holdings, shot
himself through the temple after
wounding his wife at breakfast time
in their home here today.
Northampton County Coroner w.
r. D. Williams pronounced Noting
hams death suicide. He said that
Nottingham grabbed Mrs. Noting
ham on basement landing, fired
pistol shot into her neck and two
others into her side, and then went
down into the cellar and killed him.
self.
Mrs. Nottingham, about 55, was
his second wife.
Other than statement that Not
tingham had appeared depressed
during the past several DAYS. DR..
Williams gave no reason for the
shooting.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Roosevelt Greets Scouts

NEW YORK, Dec. 19 LP,.-In his
annual Christmas message to the
Bov Scouts of America. President
Roosevelt today expressed appreci-
alton of the Scouts contribution to
''our ma ational strength and morale
by helping to keep alive the manly
virtues OF truthfulness, loyalty. cour-
age and helpfulness."
Mr.. Roosevelt is honorary presi-
dent OF the Boy Scouts.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Martin Rushes Plans
For Permanent BIuckout
By the Associated Press.

~ tbc haSOtIdlcu 1TeSS.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 20.-Plans for
a permanent. complete blackout of
the huge, sprawling plant of the
Glenn L. Martin Co., long prepared
for an emergency blackout. are
being rushed to completion. Presi-
dent Glenn L. Martin announced
today.
The company was ready for this
move when orders from the Govern
ment were received to proceed with
it Mr.. Martin said. 1T is now a
matter of obtaining the necessary
materials-all of which are on order
at this time"
Mr.. Martin said provisions for
complete blackout we're Incorporated
In construction plans for the plant.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Luggage Left Behind
By Panama Evocuees
BY the Associated Press.

FROSTBURG, Md, Dec. 20.-The
order to evacuate women and chill
dren from Army posts in Panama
came so swiftly after the outbreak
of the war that most possessions
were left behind.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lewis,
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Christ Child Society Prepares
To Distribute Christmas Toys

dressed by girls In the convent
schools in the District.
Each of the youngsters whose let
ters are passed on are certified as
members of a needy family, it was
Evening star., 1941-12-21
jap Goods Aid Red Cross

OGDEN, Utah, Dec 20 (R.-A
hardware store advertised a cut
rate sale on merchandise made in
Japan, then turned the proceeds
5000 26-over to the Red Cross.
We've washed our hands of the
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Volunteer for YuIe DUTY

CAMP EDWARDS. Mass. Dec. 20
R,.-Camp Edwards officials an
nounced today that Jewish officers
and soldiers had volunteered to
take over all camp duties on Christ
mas Day to permit as many as
possible of other faiths to have
furloughs on the holiday.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Gold is reported to have been
found in nearly all states OF
Venezuela.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Japs and given the Red Cross lift
at the same time" explained Man.
ager w. Ed White.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

whose daughter, Mrs. Martha
Sweitzer, wife of an Army sergeant,
was one of those evacuated. re-
ceived a letter saying she and her
three children hardly had time to
catch the boat.
All clothing except that they were
wearing was left behind, Mrs.
SWeitzer wrote.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Australia is now the second largest
producer of lead in the world.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

Londres, JUNO 27.-Moscu co
munica por la Radio haber des-
cargado tremendos golpes a las
~divisiones Painter de los nazis,
pero admite I'm repliegue de sus
tropas en- los sectores norte y
del centric, ocasionado por mott
vos estrat6gicos. Russia esta u
sando nuevos y numerosos ca
nones antitanques, de probada
efectividad contra el poderoso
equipo motorizado de los ale
names.
La aviaci6n sovietica bonn
barde6 hoy el puerto de Constan
ia, en- ell Mar Negro.
MoscG informa que Sc ha en-
contrado dinero belga en- los Dol
sillos de soldados nazis derriba-
dos por ell fuego russo.
Todos los paracaidistas lanza-
dos por los aviones alemanes
han sido exterminados. En- las
llanuras de Polonia sc comba-
tie furiosamente, tratando ell e.
jercito soviet de contener Ell a.
vance nazi en- direction de
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
Los AcericOS

TOdos los alfil6res Sc os pier
den por no tener cuidado; hasta
los imperdible, que va es un col
mo.
81 fuerais cuidadosas, ninas,
dejarais siempre los alfil6res en-
ell acerico, y asi no Sc perderian
nunca.
IQue no teneis acerico? No
hay cOsa mas facil que hacer
uno.
TOdas teneis trapos, carton y
pinturas. Con clio basta para
confeccionar acericos preciosos.
Con ell horde de un vase apii-
cado sobre un carton sc corta un
redondel p~erfecto, que despues
Sc cubre de algod6n en- rama y
en- seguida de tela rosa. Els una
cara.
Con estambre o soda Sc pone
ell cabello, dividiendole en- dos
trenzas o recogido en- monitos
a los lados. Luego Sc pintan los
Ojos, y Sc les pone en- la coronilla
un Tactic para cOlgar.
Este es ell acerico que todas
las ninas saben hacer. Pero, ino
os produce un POGO de pena yer
la pobre carita traspasada de
puntas de alfiler? Una nina de
coraz6n no puede soportar
ell eSpectaculo.
Els preferable cortar dos tro-
EOS de carton para hacer un Pie
riot. Con uno hareis la carita,
que es blanca y con un POGO de
relleno hasta para abultar una
Teneis que considerar que
Pierrot es muy delgado y no lie
habeis de clavar alfileres.
En- cambio la COLA, que puede
lhacerse de terciopelo negro, Sc
almchadilla bien y ella sera ell
acerico.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

Grandes explosiones Sc DYE
ron, en- Ia manana de hoy, proce-
dentes de Boulogne. La aviaci6n
inglesa atac6 en- Ell interior, apo
yada por aviones americanos IL
pc Catalina. Tres Messerchmitt
fueron derribados.
Aviones alemanes que hoy
per lmahana Sc acercaban a la
costa inglesa, volando a 10000
pies de altura, tuvieron que reti
rarse sin llegar a sus objetivos.
Nuevos bombardeos Sc reali-
aaron contra Kiel, Cologne, Dus
seldorf y las fabricas del distri-
to del Ruhr. La aviaci6n inglesa
sigue encontrando muy poca O.
posici6n.
Las tropas de la Francia Ii
lbre ocuparon hoy a Maaraba, al
norte de Damasco, y sus avan-
zadas negaron despues a Quas-
tai, 35 millas al nordeste. Conte-
midas por ell fuegO de la artille-
ria francesa, aver a las tropas
aliadas reanudaron hoy su a.
vance hacia Beirut.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
La aviaci66n seviietea- bombardeo a Constanta
Submarines alemanes hundidos en- ell BSlticO.
ContinGan avanzando las tropas de
Ia Francia Libre

Minsk. BESIDE ell Artico hasta el
Mar Negro Ia ofensiva de los in
vasores ha sido contenida.
Una batalla de tanques, en-
Luck, Polonia, parece decidirse
en- favor del Soviet. La pobla'
zion de Luck esta situada a GO
miilas de la frontera.
Todos los nuevos nazis para
|cruzar ell rio Prut o Pruth har
sido rechazados, sufriendo ell e
nemigo un enorme nGmero de
bajas.
La Radio rusa lie pide a Ber'
lin relate sus grandes victorias
Y sus grandes conquistas de me
do que ell pueblo russo pueds
reirse y despues odiar mas pro
fundamente a los agresores.
Varios submarines alemane'
fueron hundidos en- ell BalticC
por barco sy aviones rusos.
La ofensiva de la Real Avia
zion inglesa llega hoy a su deci.
me septimo dia de acci6n contra
los objetivos en- Francia y Ell
Alemania.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
MOSCU ANUNCIA HOY UNA
RETIRADA ~ESTRATEGICA
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)


La propaganda nazi dice hoy
que Russia Sc preparaba para alta
car en- ell este de Europa, cuando
Ell ejercito nazi 10 impidi6 antici
pandose. Esa clase de propagan-
da va Sc us6 por los nazi sen o.
tras campahas.
Las noticias de Siria indicar
que la campana contra Francia
esta a puntO de completarse. E.
gobierno de Vichy lie ha pedido a
Turquia lie permita retirar tro-
pas a trav9s de SUI territorio.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

y Elma Lucille Mann, q; Har-
I'D @ewelrScct+:7S;" Alice N.
Crabtree, 81; Peter L. Vaides,
30, y Nina Traina, 26; Hugh
BENJAMIN. Carter, jr., %; y Myra
Greenwalt, 20; Rufus Dewey
Groom, sc, Y Ethel B. Dean, 40.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

DEL PUERTO

Entr6 aver, procedente de Bal
timore, ell vapor americana Cla-
ra, de la compania Bull.
Partieron en- las Gltimas "a
horas los vapores de bandera a.
mericana TOpa Topa y Beau
regard y la motonave hondure-
ma Laguna, que Sc dirige a Me
jico.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
MATRIEioNIos

Jose D'Arpa, IS, y Rose E.
Conte, Is; John E. Mcleod, 20,
y Mildred Ruth Swaney, 81 Jo-
Sc S. Conte, rs, Y Mary Milite-
llo, %; Michael Antal, 81, y Lily
Bussiglio, IT; 8. Lee Ferris, 35,
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

izabeth .Johston contra Charles
Roscoe Johnston; William ga
muel Skidmore contra Frances
Catherine ~Skidmore; Caiixto
Fernandez contra Gloria Fer
nardez; Dorothy Heidi Owens
contra Robert H. Owens, Jr.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde de hoy
Minima, en- la mahana de hoy.
7S grades; a las once ell term6.
metro marcaba "a grades. Ma
xima, aver, mas de 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
DIVORCES

'Dscretos: Walter L. Rogers
contra Liza Mae Rogers.
Naeras Gcmandas: Malcelm
Beassley contra Ruby Gladis
Katie Knighten contra
Columbus Knighten; Myrtle FL
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

La confianza en- ST mismo es Ell pri-
mer requisite para las grandes con-
quiataa-Samuel johnson.
, 1941-10-15

Management, after negotiating
for several hours, agreed to in
crease the women's top rate to IS
cents per hour. Also, MIR. Fordham
stated that if the Company gets
Defense work, and if they can
afford it, there will be another in
crease.
At the last business meeting of
the Local, the Membership went
on record against finger printing,
as a means of identification. The
Local feels hat this is not neces-
sary, and also that we are not in
favor of our fingerprints being on
file with the National Manu-
facturers Association.
, 1941-10-15

ployees, but as we all know by
this time, these stooges do nothing
but keep the wages at the lowest
possible level.
If the true statistics we're given
we would find that this speed-up
causes more casualties than the
first world war. Most of the acct
dents are not fatal, but leave the
victim as non-self supporting as
some of the men we see out at
the National Military Home.
The company union only asks
two bits a month, but the COM
pany would gladly give the EN-
pIoyees free membership if it
were possible. The reason is that
, 1941-10-15

This excessive speed has caused
accidents daily, and some are so
serious that men have been maim-
ed for life. These accidents are
called carelessness of the men
but are really speed beyond hui
man endurance.
This speed-up and the use of
machines to replace men are
creating an unemployment sit
uation that can only be eliminated
by organizing to increase wages
and reduce the working hours. A
plan like this will spread work to
all who wish to work.
We have at the MGR a so-called
independent union which is sup
posed to bargain for the en-
, 1941-10-15
CROMWELL
REPRESENTS
AVERAGE
WORKER

Presenting Ben r. Cromwell, of
Local Dol, (Frigidaire) candidate
for City Commissioner at the
elections, Tuesday, November 4.
It is our opinion that Ben Crom-
well is the ideal man to represent
the working man and the small
business man on our five man
City Commission.
Ben r. Cromwell is a vice-pres-
ident of Local 801, Frigidaire, and
is employed as an assembler at
the Taylor street plant of Frigid-
aire here in Dayton. He is a grad
uate of an Illinois college. He is
married and lives with his family
at 551 West Second Street. Ben
, 1941-10-15

The conference comes at a very
opportune time, in view of the
defense activity our Union has
undertaken in Dayton. Latest re-
ports of Developments in Wash
ington, will be given, and the
role our Union is scheduled to
play in our nations defense will
be thoroughly outlined by Fitz-
gerald and Enspak.
A testimonial dinner, and dance
in honor of PRESIDENT Elect Fitz-
gerald will be held, in the even
ing at the YMCA. Tickets for the
dinner will be in the hands of de-
partment Stewards this week. All
Stewards are urged to attend the
, 1941-10-15

The wage adjustment proposal
was presented to the membership
by the negotiating committee at
their regular business meeting,
Saturday, October 4, 1914. After
some discussion, it was agreed by
the membership to accept the ad-
justment for the men, but the
body instructed the negotiating
committee to 60 back to the
management and negotiate for
more money for the girls.
On Monday morning, following
the meeting or Saturday, the
women insisted on immediate &C
ton. A meeting was called at 8:45
A, M,
, 1941-10-15

they save at least $1,000 per month
on each employee in wages as
long as they have an Legitimate
company union within the MGR.
We are aware of the discrinin-
alton being practiced at the MGR
against the people who do not be-
long to the company union, but
this condition will not last long.
Those who wish to avoid this
condition will, and are now be-
ing afforded the opportunity to
do So. All anyone has to do is
to contact a CLIO steward, or
come down to the headquarters
of Local BOT UE-CIO at 14O So.
Main Street.