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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
MICHIGAN LUNCHEON

Michigan accountants will be In
the forefront of meeting partici-
pants at noon today when the
Michigan Association Of Certified
Public Accountants holds a lunch
con in honor of the council of the
American Institute and its advis-
|ory group Of state society presi-
dents. Presiding will be Arnold l.
Barrett. president of the associa-
ton and chairman of the meetings
committee OF Detroit accountants
which arranged for the institute
sessions.
Outstanding among the events
lplanned for today is a discussion
of the subject of English vocabu.
larry needs of the present-day Ger.
titled public accountant. Chester
r. Anderson. associate professor OF
English al the University of Hi.
nois, will present paper at this
session. lis chairman will be Rob-
ert p. Briggs. associate professor
OF accounting al the University OF
Michigan.
Opening atthe Hotel Statler to-
day in connection with the &C.
countants' meeting will be an his
torical exhibit showing in photo
graphic studies the men who led in
the establishment of the account
ancy profession in this country.
In charge OF the exhibit is Norman
+. Webster. now chairman of the
board of certified public account
ants OF the state of New York
who il a native son of Michigan
and one OF its pioneer certified
public accountants. Included in
the exhibit Will be a reproduction
of The Accountant. painting by
Rembrandt.
Also opening at the hotel this
morning Will be business show
sponsored by the American Insti-
tute OF Accountants and displaying
accounting machinery. calculating
equipment. educational courses of
interest 10 accounting students,
warehouse services, cash registers,
ltypewriters and other business
equipment. The show will be open
from 10 o'clock in the morning
until 6 o'clock today and tomor.
row, and until 10 p. m. Wednesday
The show Is set up in the Wayne
room AT the hotel. and is open 10
the general business public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

APPLES Wolf River. fancy. 81 10 bu
No i 70 . sOc. No. 2 soc: weaithys
fancy 81 Is ou No. I. poe dsl IS No 2
SOC Mcintosh. fancy. t.75p22S. No. l
81 asa -: No 2 75c ou: Eab.rD No
l. s23ai IS bu Greetings, No. !. 81 q
bu
cRABAPPLEs-No. /. r.75ai.so bu
BEANS Green fancy - Osl7s bv
81 seh LIS HI No. /, tl1i.35; No, 2
75c. KENTUCKY Wonder. No ! 81 ASH !. "a
bu Roman beans. fancy. 81 No 81 2.
glss eu. Lima beans No. 1. 81 $50 3 rs
sEErs-So. /. asa. oc dor. sch. q
q sc ou
BLAcKBERRIEs- No !. ,36s so 2.-qt
crate
s sfoscotI-Xo. l. 81. sia - 81. i,
soc: red. No. /. 500 75c.
cANTALoUPEs- 81 5 No. ;,
81 25nl so; No. 2 soc
CARROTS Fancy. 45c dor. boh, No
J. 500 .oc. soe0si 2, bu No. 2 2sc dor
cAuL II 81 rs bu No
l, 81 so bu No. ? 75c bu
cELERY-Fsnoy. asa 900 No. I, ASA
800 No 2 IoI 2oc dor eehs
CELERY CABBAGE - Fancy. 81 bu
crLERY ROOT No : 7scan
CUCCMBERS- Ma Alirsry sna 1Ae
bu an sinl.33, 'man. Aa45 so. me.
cl4n- s. n
DILL 50 y 75c dor bchs
EGGPLANT No 60 a soc bu
FGGs- Large si2 50a i3 a0-doz cas-.
medium sliaii.5o small 25as75
GRAPES No lsa2lc AT basket.
oKRA-No, /, see . 81 SID. basket. No
oNIoNs-Gr..n. No / sou SOC dor
hens drv onion. fancy 81 No / ya
! IS Sob sack No 2 Use. pcklin,
onions fancy. 50 50 SO-lb. sack; No. !
" 50 No ? 81
PAPsLEY-N ! 400 soc
PARSLEY ROOT No !. s5gsOc
PtRsNlPs-No. ]. 81 T5o2 bu. No 2
PEACHES Hale, fancy. ,39s7s bu
No. /, si.5On7 ou. No. ? sl6l.25 bu
Eiberis fancy, ,2fl rs bu No. l. Nn
PEARS Fancy, 81; No. /. n2sai,o
PEPPERS Green. No I. soo soc bu
No. 2 zoe hu. hot. No / so "a 65c. No. 2
zoe: red hot 80 / S3OH2 bu, red
P1MENTos No !. Sl.S0n2 bu
PLUMs-Fancy. 81 bu.: No ]. 81 as
lis: No 2. 81 bu.
RtSES@So 4 81 ba
POTATOEs-Fsncy. Soc dSi bu No. I
10 n soc bu. Nc ?. csc bu.
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds. q
n 22c IN. leghorns. II lee broilers. heavy
Fl o 23c ID leghorns. lsn2 lc Ii.
PUMPKfNS-N No l. IS n s5c bu
RADIsHEs-R Red No. 1 35a45c dor
bchs No. Csc. long white No. l. IS d
SOC doz. bohs. horse. No. !, slnn.5o PIX
bskt
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No. !. IS 75a
as 25-q; crate.
RUTABAGAs-No. 1 s5ns5c bu
SQUASH summer. 40. 1. S5 "a soc Y
bu No q Csc table queen squash. No
80 n SIC on No. 2, soc Italian, 65H
75e Delicious No l. 75c 81 hu
SWEET CORN No. !. f0r soc bu.; No
&c bu
TOMATOES Fancy S2d250 bu 40
l. Si2Sal 10 bu No 2 sou CSC bu
TURSfPs No. !, $50 soc doz. bchs
75c 81 p bu
vFGETABTE GREENS - Romano No
l. 90 n q0c M EscsrUe No 80 y s.
81 sndive No. l. eOc 81 IS bU. No ?
T5o Kohlrsof No. /. IS soc doZ. bchs
sorrel 40 i, IS "a soc bu. Swiss chard
IS - soc bu ksle, No. l. sou s5c bu
mustard. No ]. so n CSC bu turnips No
4. 75cnyl0 bu. asa SOC dor bchs.
spinach 80 l. e0o aSi IS bu.; No
TSc bu: head lettuce. No. e0o bu.
leaf lettuce. 40. l. t0d soc bu.: oollsfds
No. l, 35a soc bu.; heks, No. 1. 1890
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No /. 500 rs
" TERMELoNs-No /. soasOe; No
?, SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Suggests Small Home on FILA Plan

What do Would Won
small home on FLA plan for married couple
Answer: Good of proven
earnings and dvdendpa power managed and in
1--we and fairly free industries tSee preceding
Yes The home and the debt would be time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
s,.rdata G,, and ElteirIr ,ompan, and

standard 1ss and teetrie 'ompnny ana
subsidiaries for " months ended June 80
shows consolidated net income - "
Si3 afO. against 81 07e 7ss in the IL
months ended June 30. 1870. For sir
month, ended June 10 last the firm hsd
q consolidated nc income ~ t3.2io ss7
aEsinst 1851 i2f In the frst sS months
| Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. Sept 5.--CINs)-B BUTTER
Receipts. i22s2 tubs: market. steady, -
on extras. 81 score. $3.50; standards. "
score cars. 35s.c extra hrsts, 81 score
3sc: 6rsts. $3.50 score, $50 $3.50, specials
% score. 37h n37sc.
EGGs-Receipts. 7s2s cases; market
steady, &C OF: current receipts. 2ISe
fresh extra hrsts, 30n sOlt fresh nrsts
2si. u 2po: dirties 2She: checks. 2t4c.
CHEESE Twins. 2iiS n 22c; daisies
prints and ionghorns. 22n22ifc
LIVE POULTRY Market STEADY. hrm
Turkeys i5n 26c. hens. l5l1 n 2Olzci les
horn hens. 1Oni5i7c. springers. la lec
hroilrrs 1875 ~ 2oisc, roostsrs. NJ laW lic
ducks. TO- Use geese, snise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
unlisted

INDUS TRIAI.S
Prices IN Dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co.
windsor, Prices in cents. Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
194I Range

sPab 90 psysbs y 1871. b-rartiy srwn. e-Drfrs > .
essh. s-0s - ssssnaassers. 'os
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
HOLLY RIDGE

HOLLY RIDGE, Feb. 2z-(R
Its Holly Ridge two words)
not Hollyridge-take it from
Post Master C. C. Hines,
Before the government start
ed spending approximately
$40, 900 900 at this little Onslow
county town on an anti-aircraft
firing center nobody had paid
much attention to the spelling
of the village name. And the %
inhabitants didn't care much
either.
But now that workmen by the
thousands have piled into Holly
Ridge the Holly Ridgers have
become irked by the misspell-
ing of the town name in the
press, etc. That's how the post
master put it-and he pleaded
for a correction.
Hines blames the misspelling
on a mistake on highway maps.
Nevertheless, on page 454,
volume L, number 1, U. S.
Postal Guide, Postofice No.
1922 is listed as "Hollyridge"
one word.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
Roosevelt Works On His
Papers In New Library

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Feb. 22.-R
President Roosevelt spent Wash
ington's birthday working on his
papers in the new library in which
will be preserved the official and
personal records Of his years as the
nations chief executive.
White House officials said he had
no callers today. Harry L. Hopkins,
who was the Presidents personal
representative in England for four
weeks, accompanied Mr.. Roosevelt
from Washington, however, and the
two had time for further discus.
sions of the situation in Britain.
The relative warmth of the day
enabled The President to take a long
drive in the afternoon over country
roads.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
CAROLINA BEACH
BILL IS PLANNED
Morris Intends To Intro
duce Corporate Limits
Measure Tuesday

tentative Morris has pre-
f'5- I'LL. which he expects to
paw in the house on Tuesday,
plta4inq the corporate limits of
carolina Beach.
rbe bill reads:
rho General Assembly of North
r~.rolina do enact;
,..,ion i. Amend Section 1 of
,or 1SS of the Private Laws of
Cl~Ft y, striking out all after the
1879 .vestwardly' in line II; all
No1a -. all of line IA; all of line
o. "a all of line 16 including the
ID .sound' before the word "to"
soid line 16, and inserting in
II, III, thereof the following:
.,,oninw thence Westwardly
u,,prE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
'n-a feet to Myrtle Grove Sound;
''su n;no thence Westwardly across
,r r., Grove Sound to the western
l,ro of said Myrtle Grove Sound
INV lo,. vatermark; thence South
,rdI,, along said western shore of
.sid Myrtle Grove Sound at low
watermark.'
c.o,;on ?. That all laws or
.,arses of laws in conflict with
49,. Act are hereby repealed.
Section 8. This Act shall be in full
t.,.,o and effect from and after its
ratification.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
STAMP NEWS

POSTAL paper Of 81 Pan Ameri-
can republics will be given
special attention during April.
Officials of the Pan American
Union at Washington, D. c., have
announced a special philatelic dis
play. April IA is celebrated
throughout the western hemi-
sphere as "Pan American Day."
Cover collectors are reopening
an old field in censor markings.
Collection of these items, which
ended shortly after the Armistice
in 1918, is in full stride again,
with plenty of British Empire and
German mail supplying demands.
Overprints, natural result of war
and occupation of conquered ter
ritory, are increasing, but only a
few are reaching United States.
Recent addition was the Free
France" overprint of French CO.
lonials directing attention to Gen.
eral Charles de Gaulle's appeal to
Frenchmen to defend the empire.
The numerous German issues
bearing Hitler's portrait find no
counterpart in the philatelic his
tory Of Kaiser Wilhelm, leader of
the World War I. The kaiser's
portrait appears on a single issue,
the coronation stamp Of 1900. He
appears in a group and can hardly
be identified.
New issues: Dominican Republic,
small, single value picturing Ma
rion Military Hospital; Slovakia:
airmail in climb against back
ground of huge bird; Philippine
Islands, Jose P. Rial, 10th century
leader, orchids, and new airmail
showing plane and native boat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
SCOUTS TO STAGE
RALLY This WEEK
Annual Gathering Slated At
Robert Strange Playground
Friday Afternoon

The annual rally for Boy Scouts
Of the Wilmington district, Cape
Fear area council, will be held at
4 o'clock Friday afternoon, Febru.
airy %, at Robert Strange play
ground, David L. Lilies, scout exc
cutive, announced yesterday.
Rally events will include: in
spection, knot tying, fire by fric-
ton and flint and steel, signaling,
rescue race using fireman's carry,
first aid, and tug-o'-war.
Troop 9 Won the rally last year
and Scout Executive Lilies predicts
keen competition in the various
events again this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
Period For Listing Taxes
Will Be Closed Friday

The period for listing of poll, real.
and personal property taxes for 1941
for citizens in the city and county
will close on Friday, February %,
J. A. Orrell, county auditor, said yes
terday.
Tax listers for Wilmington town
ship will be at the courthouse from
SEQ a. m. until $50 p. m. daily Mon
day through Friday during the COM
ing week, he said.
Some persons haven't listed as yet
and we will be glad to have them
come in. Anyone who fails to list
their taxes for 1871 is liable to an
Indictment by the grand jury" Or
reli pointed out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
m EXPORT MEAT

prrNOs AIRES, Feb. 22.-LP-
Nine Argentine ministry of agricul-
1ure announced today that nesotia-
+ions have practically been con-
.l,,ded for The export to Britain of
54O o0O tons of beef, 10000 tons of
frozen mutton, and 10000 tons of
nor.- before Aug. 81, 1871.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
VESSEL LOST

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-CP-Loss
from enemy action" of the patrol
vessel Southern Flow was announced
today by the South African defense
department, BIC reported in a Lon
don broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
PASADENA, NEAR BYRON

SO. 400. S34 DOWN, S23.4l MO.
bedrooms good condition. Call Mr.
Roberts TO. s-Il5n for appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

North Of boulevard. brick s-room. sun
room. sleeping porch. natural fireplace,
beautifully decorated. steam oil heat, scar
gar, 8. DIR. Reasonable down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Flats for Sale
East of Woodwdrd)

HARDING 1brickl 5 and den each 3-room
office suite basement. S725 down.
CoPLIN, 5 each S65OO, 81 600 DOWN.
Abrams. 1920 Mack LIZ 0230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

BEST BUY IN TowN-Fort. 4444. at
Clark; large double store and sroom
flat above. steam heat, new brick front,
needs some fixing; $3.50 total price, s32
ELsEA REALTY q INVESTMENT co.
62I7 West Fort vi. 1-140O
BROADSTREET. mr.. Chicago-Natural fire.
place, bedrooms and sleeping porch;
painted walls, 2-car gar; real buy; $3.50
II sold at once. Mr.. Brand. no. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Have lots In Conant Garden. VIII build
new brick homes to suit, 1Oeo down, bal
ance FLA terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Houses for Sale

1853 22ND (vernor)-Brickote: five rooms:
x2.3 T5: $685. down. Lafayette 21l6.
CoLoRED-COoD BUYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Bungalows for Sale
BERKELEY

BARGAIN-Hurry (Blackmoor-7-Mnsb; {
rooms. air conditioned. garage. IS. 500.
81 600 down. Owner. Townsend 5-l36i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

COLORED-GOOD BUYS
North OF boulevard. brick s-room. sun
room. sleeping porch. natural fireplace,
beautifully decorated steam oil heat, scar
gar, $. DIR. Reasonable down payment.
Have lots in conant Garden. win build
new brick homes to suit. ioss down, bal
ance FILA terms.
North Of boulevard. brick 2-hat. At
condition. 8 rooms each. separate base
ments, 2 steam plants. 2-car garage, cor
ner lot. Reasonable down payment.
Hancock, near John r.. brick terrace,
8 rooms each. good cond.. nat. fireplace.
separate Easements, 2 steam plants. 4-car
garage. Reasonable down payment.
North OF boulevard. near Brush. s-room.
full basement. hot air heat. 25car garage
$3.50 down.
Scotch. near Milford. e-room. full base
ment. hot air heat. garage. l0se downe
s-room. full basement. hot air heat.
garage. 81, 500. Small down payment.
2-aat, rooms each. good location.
ZOO. Small down payment.
ALoNzo HALL-cADILLAc 2o1o
1908 Broadway Sunday; Temple i-2i27
coLoRED = Ferry. five-famlly brick.
steam; SIC. 500. terms. Two-family brick.
north OF Boulevard $1,000. $500 down.
Trowbridge. beautiful nine rooms. four bed
rooms. sun parior; $500 down. DeImar.
two-family: 5000. easy terms Single on
Euclid Brush section, So 900, $3.50 down.
Cannon Brothers. 1850 Sherman. Fitzroy
OI40.
coLoRED; Melbourne. near Camsron-s
rms; furnace heat: full basement;
81, 500. $500 down. Olive $3.50.
CoLoRED-Conant Garden; s-room in-
come; brickcote: reasonable payment.
Mcqueen. TO. 1851.
CoLoRED = 1898 Hardins;- rooms;
Mcqueen. TO. o-354l.
DOWN. Exceptional bar
gains; Edwards ct. cottage, garage,
81. 800. 403s McCraw.
COLORED Duplex. 8 ca: recond =:
garages: reasonable down payment. Nc
Queen. TO. 6-3541.
coLoRED-North of Blvd. 100 block
$1,000 terms, 5000 cash. John Gilbert.
Tyler 5000.
CoLoRED-If you don't see what you
want-can us. Golee B. Bryant. Fitz-
roy BIS.
CoLoRED-5is Rosedai.; 8 rooms: fire
place, garage; $500 down. Mcqueen. TO.
CoLoRED-es0 Mt. Vernon: modern
2-flat; $500. $500 down. Mcqueen. TO.
6-3541.
DE SOTO, 1925 rooms. modern; 81, 900,
easy terms. Inquire 1900 Grand River.
C0LORED-Hague ave-; brick; 2-nat; O.
rooms each; steam heat. Cadillac POLL.
CoLORED-s-room brick; st. heat; garage:
$500 down. Mcqueen. To. 6-354i.
CoLoRED-Apts. 4-s-e-32. price right:
terms arranged Mcqueen. TO. 6-3541.
coLORED-Homes. all prices; easy terms
smedey, 446 East Warren. TIE. 1892.
col 4 IN
$3.10O, $3.50 down. Mcqueen. TO. 6-3541.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

CAMPBELL, 2040-4 bedroom house IN
very good shape; II. A. furnace. 2-ear
garage: only $3.50.
ELsEk REALTY a INVESTMENT CO.
62I7 Fort w. vi. 1-1400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Income Bungalows for Sale

ECoRSE--49 Union. near Jefferson; mod
ern, Al condition. rooms down. 3 and
bath up. oak floors, gas heat, attic insu-
lated, 2 garages; price So 500
ELSA REALTY q INVESTMENT co.
g2i7 West Fort VI. f-l40o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

North OF boulevard. brick 2-hat, A
condition. rooms each. separate base
ments, 2 steam plants. 2-car garage, cor
ner lot. Reasonable down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

2-hat, rooms each. good location
So, 200. Small down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Scotch. near Milford. 6-room. full base
ment, hot air heat, garage. 1OSe downe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

COLORED Ferry. five-family brick,
steam; $40. 500. terms Two-fAmily brick.
north OF Boulevard: $1,000. $500 down
Trow bridge. beautiful nine rooms. four bed
rooms sun parior, $500 down. DeImar.
two-family s., 300. easy terms Single on
Euclid Brush section, s., 600 $3.50 down.
Cannon Brothers. 1850 Sherman. Fitzroy
0140.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

North OF boulevard. near Brush. 6-room
full basement. hot air heat, 2Tcar garage
$3.50 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Hancock, near John r.. brick terrace
8 rooms each. good cond.. nat. fireplace,
separate Easements, steam plants, 4-cal
garage. Reasonable down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Truilers for Hire

A CALIFORNIA buyer wants cars. w
pay $50 more than local dealers. 80
Woodward. TIE 1-0666.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
CHEYENNE. 1861

Good B. " rooms, breakfast nook,
screens. storm windows. scar garage; sac
rifice 81 500; equity for $3.50: full price
81. $50. Mr.. L. G. Simpson. CA. 0321 or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
HOMER WARREN & co.

DEARBORN, 1910 Bsrrie-o-rm. bungalow
large attic, double garage; vacant;
bargain: cash or terms. NJ. Matuszewski,
l3I47 Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUard)
CARLIN AVE. 94O1

O1fIt11IAN
1 block west OF Schaefer, at w. Chicago;
4 rooms and bath; gas heat: SO, $50.
TOYNTON BROWN CO.
1906 Grand River We. 5-1234
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

FERGUSON AVE, Is930-In Remway
Woods. n block TO Woodward Ave. ex-
press bus service: TO close estate; 6-room
brick. like hew; large bedrooms, colored
tile bath complete lavatory on second floor;
many features. BEDFORD 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Vacant Lots for Sale

LOT-47x1i5. southwest corner strasburg
and Parkgrove: sacrifice. S525. Ivan
hoe OFT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
GOOD BUY; S2,26O-$22 NC

PLAINVIEW, 1870 rooms. newly deco
rated. linoleum in kitchen, equipped with
circulating heater, combination doors. new
roof, fenced yard taken in trade. therefore
priced SO low: substantial down payment.
We. $1,000.
ROY L. RoUNTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
Evening star., 1941-08-11
Skilled Workers Leaving
Navy Yards, T.. |. 0. Saws

The United Federal Workers Of
America, c. I. O., charged yesterday
that construction of warships is be-
ing seriously hampered by large
turnovers in which hundreds of
skilled workmen are leaving Gov
eminent shipyards for private en-
ployment at higher pay"
The union based its charge on a
survey at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard, where conditions were said
to be typical of those at other
navy yards.
First-class mechanics at the Phil
adelphia Navy Yard are going to
private yards in the vicinity at in
creases in salary ranging from 25
to so cents an hour. it was said
Nearly 900 men have left the Gov
eminent yard in the last three
months because of this condition,
the union declared.
Union officials presented requests
for pay raise for the men to Capt.
L. M. Atkins. director of naval shore
esta blishmentS, at a conference here
last week
Evening star., 1941-08-11
Convention Is Asked
To Bar Michener From
Holding Union Office
Majority Report Urges
One-Yeur Bon for Role
In IneIewood Strike
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 11.-A
majority report of the U. A. W.
C.I.O Grievance Committee recon-
mended today that Lew H; Mich
ener, West Coast regional director,
be barred from holding "either
elective or appointive office" because
''of his conduct" in the five-day June
strike at the North American avia-
ton plant at Inglewood, Calf.
1t recommended to the United
Automobile. Aircraft and Agricul-
tural Implement Workers at their
sixth annual convention that MI
Michener be severely censured"
and that the prohibition against
holding Office should cover a one
year period or until the convening
of the next convention.
The report urged that the policy
and actions taken during the strike
by Philip Murray. C. l. O. president;
r. j. Thomas, U. A. VIC. I. 0.
president, and Richard T. Franken-
steen, union aviation director, 'be
fully justified and that the III
coming Executive Board fulfill its
duties and see that the affairs of
region s (Which Mr.. Michener
heads are so conducted as to build
the U. A. VIC. l. o. in this region
on responsible democratic and
American trade union basis"
Three Reports Submitted.
The majority report was signed
by Alex MaXintyre, Detroit; Charles
H. Kerrigan. LUong Island; Earnest
H. Bennett. Detroit, and Alex
Christie, OshaWa, Ontario.
Two other reports were submitted
10 the convention, presaging bitter
debate in a continuation of the
strife over the issues of Communism,
strike leadership and union control.
The convention rejected last week
the first Grievance Committee re-
port which cenSuured but did not
recommend drastic punishment for
Mr.. Michener for his support of
the strike which brought interven-
ton of United States troops.
Today's minority report of the
committee, signed by Roy H. Speth,
Milwaukee, and Clifford Boldt,
Cleveland, suggested Michener be
expelled from the union and that all
international representatives who
defied Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Thomas and
Mr.. Frankensteen, be prohibited
Immediately from holding any Office,
elective or appointive, for a period
Of five years.
The third report, submitted by
Jack Schuller. Detroit, requested
the convention to disqualify Mich
ener for election to the Executive
Board.
Complete loss of the privilege of
membership in our union is the
extreme penalty" he said. 1T is
too severe a punishment to infict
upon one who has Loyalty fought the
battles of the workers for many
years"
He asked that the five interna-
tional representatives discharged
during the strike be investigated by
the new Executive Board and that
Region 6 be permitted to function
without intervention of an admin
istrator.
When last weeks report on the
North American strike was issued.
Victor Reuther of Detroit con-
tended the California unionist had
permitted Communists to work in
the organization"