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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
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unique position Of strength and power
may be attributed to his answering
loyalty to his associates and to his
ardent advocacy Of the true principles
and purposes of labor unionism. In
addition he believes in the protection
of the American market for American
and Union Label products. The fully
realizes the great benefits to society
derived when collective buying is cou
pied with collective bargaining. With
his great energy and dynamic char
acter he generates enthusiasm in
others for practical collective effort
of both labor and industrial leaders.
Mr.. Ornburn believes in reciprocity
between unionized industry and or
ganized labor Under his leadership
the Union Label Trades Department
of the American Federation of Labor
has made more rapid progress than
during any period since its establish
ment in 1909. This important branch
of the AFL is the axis around which
revolves the promotional activities for
all union labels, shop cards and but
tons. These emblems are the trade
marks" of American labor.
Mr.. Ornburn joined the Cigarmak-
ers' international Union of America
an A. f. Of l.. affiliate, January |
1903. Since becoming affiliated with
the AFL he has served as secretary
of the Connecticut State Federation fo
Labor-l912 to 1923; as vice presi-
dent of the Cigarmakers' international
Union from 1918 to 1926, when he was
elected president, and which position
he held until January /, 1886. He has
filled the office of secretary treasurer
of the Union Label Trades Department,
since July, 1884. From 1918 until the
present time he has been a delegate
from the Cigarmakers' lnternationa
Union to the American Federation o1
Labor conventions.
Mr.. Ornburn was granted leave o,
} absence from his official duties in The
organized labor movement from 193(
to 1888 while he served as member
Of the United States Tariff Commits
sion. He has been an active mem
ber on several important committees
and commissions to which he was ap
pointed by both Governors of Con
necticut and Presidents of the Unitet
States.
This will mark Captain Eble's sec
ond visit to East Liverpool. He cam
here December 10, 1887, with Presi
dent William Green Of the American
Federation Of Labor to open tn
Brotherhood's Buy American and Jap
anese boycott drive.
There is probably no one in th'
country today so suitable for the worl
OF heading the Made In America Clul
as the small dynamic Captain Eble
He entered the movement with per
feet background which included |!
years in the Federal service.
From 1922 to 1924 he was foregl
attache in Germany and Czecho-Slo
vakia, investigating the attempt
made to bring goods into this coun
try at evaluations too low. Unde
Hoover he was Commissioner of Gus
toms in charge Of all 4S ports in thi
country Later he was again sent t
Germany, but returned to bring relic
to the match industry.
After cutting foreign match sale
65 per cent, other industries joined tn
match manufacturers to start Made
America Club, Inc.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
REAL SMART

Teacher-who was the smartest in
ventor?
Pupils-Thomas A. Edison. He in
vented the phonograph and radio sc
people would stay up all night and
use his electric light bulbs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
SOS YOUR OLD MAN

Two truck drivers were all snarled
up in the traffic at the intersection at
West Broadway and Chambers Street,
New York City. One of the drivers
lost his temper and yelled at the other
one: "Why don't you look where you're
going, you great, big, crosseyed, bow
legged, knock-kneed son, of blanllity
blank, blank! blank! blank! pie
eyed dumbell!w The other driver smil-
ing sweetly said, "You're nice looking,
too, buddy"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

Workers who obtain jobs through
registration with any of the Ohio Ru-
reau of Unemployment Compensation
Offices are not required to pay com
mission for the service.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

The teacher was examining the
class in physiology.
Mary, you tell u.s." she asked,
"what is the function of the stomach. -
"The function Of the stomach" the
little girl answered, "is to hold up the
petticoat."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
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DECORTING KILUMEN

: A special meeting for all Dec \
! Grating Kilnmen will be held :
: Sunday, June /, in East Liver ::
+ pool, Room 2, MOP Hall, ;
\ 2:30 p. m. :
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
MOTTO
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
! j. ;. 4 x X j. :: 4 !. !: :. J. < 4 ! !
!. NOTICE <

. There will be no meeting Of :
Local Union No. 9, Friday, May :
!. 80, as it is a holiday.
: Secretary No. 9. :
: i \ X i X !. 4 X X 4 4 \ \ \ i !
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

Although their uniforms may be of
common blue denim, workers in essen
tial industries are vital to the nations
defense program.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

If you pay dues to a union, spend
your wages for Union-made products.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

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characters in the Twelfth Night"
celebrations and festivals of the 18th
and 18th centuries. The play will
be presented here soon at the Ma
tional Theater.
The one-act plays. given as part
of a tournament, will be staged by
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Recreation Association theater
group, the st. Pauls Players and
the Buchanan Parent-Teacher As
Sociation Drama Club.
The second of a group of three
plays will be offered Saturday by
the Masquers of the Roosevent Com
munity Center, the Pierce Hall Play
ers and the PepconianS.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

entation of three
One-act plays in
a contest spon-
sored by t h e
Community Cen
ter and P "a y
grounds Depart
m e n t at 3:15
O'Clock tonight
at R ooS e We | t
High School.
MI. P e arCe,
lecturer and ac-
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lantern slides of
t h e G eorg e
c ruik S h a n k
dra urirnpS of
Evening star., 1941-02-27

defense program at a meeting of
the Washington Chapter of the So
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The o. P. M. officers are Robert
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Evening star., 1941-02-27

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Trecker of the subcontracting and
engineering section. The New York
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of Stevenson, Jordan & Harrison,
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Evening star., 1941-02-27
Sam Pearce 10 Lecture
AT 0ne-Act Play Contest

Sam Pearce of the Theater Guild
of New York City will give an il
lustrated talk on the Shakespearean
play Twelfth Night" following pres
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Maryland, will discuss plant dis
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High School at 7:3O o'clock tonight.
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of the British Embassy.
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British War Movies
British motion pictures of the
war in Europe will be shown at
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Indiana Woman Indicted
For Murder in a Minutes
Ev The Associated Press


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. l9-
A grand jury that heard more than
100 witnesses through seven days
took only four minutes 20 indict
Mrs Caroline Payne, 43. on a charge
of numbering Charles O. Mattingly,
~, attorney-eXaminer of the Indi-
ana Public Service Commission.
The jury handed up a true bill
alleging firSt-degree murder late
yesterday.
Floyd E. Cook. Monroe County
prosecutor, said he would ask that
Mrs. Payne, StatueSque divorcee
and business manager of the Bloom
ington Daily Telephone, be impris-
oned for life She had been held in
Jail without bond since the killing
July 5.
Mr., Mattingly. Indianapolis Dem
ecratic lawyer and politician. was
Evening star., 1941-09-19

shot in the back five times with
38-caliber automatic pistol as he
sat against screened window in
the home of a friend here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10
NAIIO\NI IEACEE
IKE PHYSICIAN
TO NAVAL T
CITY ~DFTH IL L l0JE

Durham. June 10.-Dr. Raymond
s. CrispeIl, of the Duke Hospital, has
cen ordered to active duty in the
y. S. Navy at the Naval Air Train
ng Station, Pensacola, Fla. He has
obtained a years leave Of absence
rom Duke University, and he re
ports t. Pensacola June Is.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
UNCLE RAYS CORNER-Tnbes of Africa Worship Ancestors

Even the Negroes of the heart of
Africa seldom are "as black as coal"
Many are chocolate brown Others
have reddish brown or yellowish
brown skins.
Most of the Negro natives of Africa
have black hair, but few cases of
red hair have been known, and the
hair of the aged often turns white.
At birth a Negro baby may have
dark blue eyes; but the color soon
changes to dark brown.
There are cases of very tall ma
tives, but the height is commonly
medium and some tribes have men
of very small stature. The Aka
tribe, which leads a wandering life
west of Lake Victoria, is composed
Of dwarfs. Their average height is
only four feet and ten inches.
The religions of the native tribes
differ a great deal. Some call their
chief god Kuru, others Benthema,
others Olorun, and so on, In one
tribe the god of war is known as
Ymel. Where there is a chief god,
there are lesser gods or half-gods.
In some places It's said the half
gods are men who have gained
ruling places in the spirit world.
Statements have been made that
the gods of African natives are
~tdols," but that is only partly true.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
A K z
= K Q J 10 8 8
o 6
n

South maintains he bid three
hearts over three diamonds because
he couldn't stand for the diamonds.
But he would have passed three
spades.
North insists that the bidding
made it obvious that he wasn't
going to like hearts. South there
fore Gin North's opinion) should
have bid three spades so as to in
dicate his preference at the lowest
possible level.
who is right?"
South is right in more ways than
one. He was correct in bidding three
hearts over three diamonds since
there was the chance that North
had doubleton in hearts and could
pass three hearts. And if North
didn't want to pass at three hearts
incidentally, pass would have
been a good idea) he should have
bid three spades rather than four
diamonds.
But nobody seems to have thought
of the main point of the hand. Why
on earth did North run" from three
clubs redoubled? East would have
been set at least two tricks-perhaps
more!
Yesterday you were Howard
Evening star., 1941-03-27

Many tribesmen worship their dead
ancestors. Sometimes they pray
only to their parents or grand
parents. In other cases they honor
ancestors from far back in line.
They believe they can help the
dead, and they hope to receive
whatever help the spirits can give.
In the CAMERON section of Africa,
natives have shown special skill in
making wooden images of various
kinds. Sometimes they carve figures
on the wooden frame OF . funeral
drum"
Members of the CAMERON tribes
have huts made with bamboo stalks
and branches of rama palm trees.
The thatched roofs are held up with
hardwood poles, and are plastered
over with mud. Such a dwelling
is built in less than q week.
For Travel Section Of Your scrapbook.)
If you want free copy of the
illustrated leaf1et, STAMPS and
Stamp Collecting" send me a
Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope in care of The Evening
Star.
I~eA Ra13
Tomorrow: Nasal Warriors.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
The Main Point
TIME TO SPARE

please settle this argument for
u.s." writes st. Louis reader.
SHOULD North have passed at three
hearts. or should South have ex-
pressed a choice between North's
two suits?
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

Some of the wooden figures which
have been taken from Africa and
placed in museums are charms, not
idols.
Priests of jungle tribes are strong
in their belief in magic. When
they mutter words over q figure,
they think they give 1t power to
guard persons against enemies.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Art Huhto
By Low Byrnes
okE AeAk

oXE AeAN
sPNklEs
FUTURE HAMS
IN the
BALANCE.
As THE
COMMITTEE
coNFeas
BEHIND
CLOSED
DOORS.
WHILE The
'No% AND
The LAD
NeakUSLT
WONDER
WHAT THE
SION
WILL BEit
Evening star., 1941-03-27

hand by your bid of two no-trump;
and, since your partner evidently
prefers spades to no-trump, you must
show that you have good support
for spade contract.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
80 per cent for three no-trump.
Question No. 71S.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby You Maier Schenken
Pass 10 Pass IA
Pass 2NT Pass 81
Pass a. Pass 81
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
mOrrOw)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

| seniiberitebenoeu 2dnoer iih eesen-
ieitig 8affen mo &riegs,naterial lie
ferteu - aus reinIter @elo- unS &c.
uinniudt. Saben mir nid)t in uu'
lerm eigenen 2anbe elm beidrdnftes
Yeiipiel oafiir? ltuiere iiberpatrioti.
Idelt Rrieasbeser ieben Simmel nno
@roe IN Beluegung, Sen ,,0emofrati.
iden" 2dnoern seseu sic totalitiiren
ansreiferitaaten 5'tm Siea 5u per-
belien uuo - Iiefern lekteru aQes,
Ftpas iie 5u i6ren 8elteroberungspld.
nen notluenoig baben. MltB es nidt
Ionoerbar auntl,ten, oab in Nieber-
ldnoiid-Sltinoieu britiid)e uno ame-
ritaniide Sel9eIellidaften ibren Ron-
trait nit SSapan 5ur 2ieferung bon
100000 Sonnen, Del per Sabr -
anitatt ser bisberigen 100000 Con.
neu - erneltert baben? .sSSapon lit
ein &erbiinoeter 9elttI6lanos nno
Gnglano als altb uniere einbeini-
| iden Snteruentionilten il16en nit al.
len Mitteln Dem amerifanil6en 8ol-
fe bor5l,lpiegeln, oaB Guglauo, sic
,,lebte groBe 9enofratie" guropas
les lit ser .reinite SobnD fallen ntB,
luenn mir nidt Gut, 8lut uno 2ebeu
fir oie britiide 9emofratie opferu
SSapan bot felt 8eginn oes arieses
|rieiise auautitdten Del nad De,ltid.
lano geianot uno miro audi iekt nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

6ritiid-amerifatliibem SeI 0eutid.
lano periorgeu. <s.s..
I, ltno mir lno @iiglano perurteilen
Sapan uegen ieiner @robcrlrngs5iige
I'M Serneu Often ,tno Iiefern Sapau
mebr als oas 9oppelte Ser bisberi.
gen Quota.
Infer Sanoelsoepartment iteat feit,
oaB mir im Monat Mdr5 oaein Sa.
pan 1,553,00O 6aB Yetrole,um-Yro-
BUTTE, segeu t279,0OO 5a6 in Sc
bruar oerfauft babcn. Nud) sablrei-
he Sd)iffe nit anoern Yrooufteu
,,no @aren ,uerben reeelmGBis bon
uulerer @eittiiIte nady iapauiiden
Sdfen transportiert. Gos erideiut
inoes nidt ~abionoerlider" oils sic
satIade, oob mir sic dineiiide ,De-
mofratie". ebenfaas nit @elo ,nS
&riegsnaterial unteritiiseu!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

geit 8eruf, 9ettler 5u iueroen. Gle
ier Sage babe id 5,,fdaig 5luei er-
miibt, bie nidt in Sic Stride singen
,,no beioe antluorteten - Te beIdBen
feline S6nbe. Sd meiB, es gibt IN
ser 3olonie nod anoere in berlel=
ben Gage: Mdnner llno 8nben, Ntd-
bels nno Srauen.
uSslt nidt irgenbtpo etipas auf5u-
Srelden? @ieaeibt lieseu iold niit-
lide Sausmobel bel elld, lno nie-
n1ano meloet ii6 oafiir. sSm Sitoen
bralldt >man Sd)ubnerf nidt 10 not
tuenoig tpie bier int Noroen. &eute,
am 13. Mai, idneit es. ga gebraudt
man Sdube. 8dre id in ser @roB~
itaot, 10 ginge id alt ieoen slltbdno=
Ter nno beriu1te S6ubiuerf al,f5u-
trei6en.
u@ieaeid)t fennen sic 8ereine
ooer Berionen, oie fold alte Mo6eL
tpie SllBbefleiounesltiide, ialumeln.
&erinden Sic NAL Sbr Slid; id bin
lider, Sic brinsen man6e in Ole
Stride. 8ei einiaen mag ser 6dub:
rtangel nnr eiu goripano ieiu; bo1
lelbit Den 8orpano muB id beieitisen
belfen."
Mlio bittel .Gtarfes sdubmerf,
paiiello fiir ein noroiihes alima, at
sic Gentra1-5teae 1dideu. Seine
|5diibden. 10 fiein lro 5art tuie iene,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Seber 9rieg reift Sonoerlidfeiten
uno 8ioerlidfeiten aller slrt. Gieie
9atiade lit at iid gar nidt 10 ion'
oerlid, ionoern leidt besreiflid. Ser
arieg perbanft feline @utltebi,ns ben
5olgen ,,nseoroneter menidlider 2ei'
oenidaften. Die @ier. nad Wadt,
@ei6tunt g9re uno Hitg,m trei6t ben
Weniden su SEN sroBten 9orbeiten.
ltnseredtigfetteu uuo @rauiamfeiten.
Die ariessfurie offnet ieoem 2aiter
oas 9or, serreiBt bas Bano Oct So.
mile, ser menIdliden @eielidaft,
ser Srennoidaft nao Der Saterlanos'
liebe. Bir baben es i,n erlten 8elt-
rieg erlebt, 6aB Sic feinotid iid &c.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11
yGie baben feine Sdabw

Sn inherent 2au6e maGen fd) 3.
st. nibt uenige Jog. Nefaaees ntau-
Jig, 0eren mande oas fins, luas GauIt
uoiiHfle gbrenmil,ner" ne,,nt. 8on
ibnen bort man oft genug ,mb ibr
Bei5en btiibt. .&on ienen ftiaen
Wenlden, oie ). 9. in sic @ilouis
sogelL I'M iid) BORT eine ne,le 3ufltnft
gu sriinben, tuiiieu bie groBen 3eit.m-
gen natiir1id) nidts 5u beridten.
Derartige @eoasfeu famen nns
in oen Sinn beim @mpfans zines
Yriefes aus bem Woroen Sasfatde-
mans, oeiien Serfailer, eiu aus bc,n
gliaB itauu,nenoer Sblateapater, uns
idreibt: a..
SD fann mir nidt belieu, lint
itGnoe, atutngen Mid Su Dem miigcli-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Sranf Safenbam, @npdrter auf
Sen Sitel Carl Of SougforS" lit oon
sen &opu5inern in Srforo, @nslano.
in bie fatbolil6e Stride aufgeuommen
iuoroen:: Yafenbam lit Yarlaments-
fanoioot fir sic slrbeiterpartei uuo
beluirbt ii6 als iolber lmu sic Ser
tretltng ser Stoot Srioro inn Yarla-
ment. Gr lit perbeiratet nit @lilabet6
SarnalL elmer 5lueiteu 9l,line oes
uerltorbenen Hepiae Chamberlain. @r
lit 36 Sabre alt uno arbeitet lhou
ieit 1augem an oem @lan einer iri-
itben 8ieoeruercinigllug.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Su @aIbington lit oas Gieentltm
ser ltnbeidubten &armeliter onf Die
Steuerliite geIebt tuorocn. Gas ldBt
Gbnlides ol.b fir anoeres &irdeng1t
befiir6ten:: Man bdlt nad immer
nlebr uno bobern Gteuern' Musidau,
ant bie/ bt,nmelboben llnfolten. Der
2anoesoerteioisl.na Der -. Silfe fiir
gnelano - 5u oeden. 80 T.: ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

8is 5um Serbit oiiriten nid)t tue.
niger ais 500 fatboliide 9aplane im
Seer, in ser Slotte lmo in ser Marine
ser Ser. Staaten iid) beiinoen. SSSu-
folgeoeilen bat lid in berl6ieoeneu
0i05eien bereits elm Mangel an Seel-
Iorgern fiiblbar gcn1adt.