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band are strictly for couples, in the
more accepted sense.

band are strictly for couples, in the
more accepted sense.
Plymouth (Restaurant)-No rea-
son why you shouldn't and at least
one reason why you should-Michel's
gypsy ensemble. -
Rainbow Room tHamiiton Hotel
-Milt Davis has long been the mec-
ca of happy dancing couples. You
girls would probably fell like so many
lone, 1orn creeturs, as Mrs. Gum
midge once walled.
Sale du Bois-In phrase terrible
this is Sally -down-your -alley.
Treasure Island-A rumba band
Ovanda's, and Paul Kains Krew fol-
you girls to enjoy at all times.
Troika-Nine school teachers un-
accompanied once tried to get past
Misha, to no avail.
Victory Room Roosevelt HOTEL -
The good old afternoon hour comes
to the rescue again, otherwise Sher
Fields Orchestra will have to wait
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Marriage License
Applications

Under DC. 1aD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1oait three jul days and
recetre their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE STANDARD LINEN COMPANY WILL
continue business as usual Once at $3.50
NJ St NV. Phone CHI. 4444.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts incurred by any one other than my
self JOHN B. EVERSON, 2227 Bryant
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts except those contracted by myself,
RICHARD S. SLATER. 1924 Minnesota
ave. ne.
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, 3O3 7th st. NV, Wash
inRton. d. c. The stockholders of the
Firemen's Insurance Company of Wash
ineton and GEORGETOWN will meet at the
office on MONDAY. January 4. 1p43. for
the purpose of electing thirteen directors
LRERT W HOWARD. Secretary
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CLAIMS ADJUSTORS.
For personal injury claim work, Experience
in adjusting personal injury claims desir-
able but not essential. Legal education
not needed. Investigative experience help
full. Large corporation offering an oppor-
tunity for advancement and permanency
of employment. Write. giving age, educa-
tion, experience, marital and draft status,
whether at present employed and salary
desired Box 435-M. Star.
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
take over general ledger;
knowledge of Social Security,
income tax returns necessary;
opportunity for, advance
ment. Reply, stating expert
ence, references and salary
expected. Box 475-M, Star.
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Dempsey Acts as Sonto
At Christmas Dinner
BY the Associateo Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Doffing his
Coast Guard uniform for a red suit
and white beard, 1t. Comdr. Jack
Dempsey last night played Santa
Claus for about 500 children whose
fathers or brothers are serving in
the armed forces overseas.
The former world heavyweight
champion presided at a dinner given
in the Hotel New Yorker by the
sponsors of "Vox Pop" radio pro-
gram. He distributed gifts to the
children.
Comdr. Dempsey recently was
promoted by the Coast Guard from
lieutenant to lieutenant commander
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Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by IL pm evening before;
for The Sunday Star by pm.
Saturday.
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xfCuOuFC kStGhus
on a floor show, this is the place
for a fast one, to, the tune of Jack
"Jive" Schafer's band; and you
shouldn't feel out of place. the room
being large and usually densely
Cosmos Room Carlton Hotel -
For early cocktails and a touch OF
Jose Morand's music. yes. At night
stay in the lobby and read maga.
zine.
Copacabana-The energetic pairs
OF rumba fanciers in action prob
ably would serve only to heighter
your sense of abandonment, as vel
as Maestro Frank Ruiz's incredulity
Club La Conga-We would say
no. Besides, you and your chum
would have to get a car and some
gasoline first, and could you chanft
fat? Floor shows and Herb Cur
belo's music. if you're wistfully in
terested.
CrossroadsIThis Is closer to town
spacious, has Ralph Hawkins solid
live and the scenic grandeur OF
Hyattsville is just nearby. But can
you get car? Gasoline? Change
fiat, If the car has tires?
Del Rio-The music of Richard
Himber makes visit here difficult
to forego. But after champagne
hour there is way. Ask for a
table on the balcony. 1t will be
cozy, and il you still think you will.
feel self-conscious, you ARE sensi-
tive.
1923 (Restaurant) Everybody is
welcome to the community spirit
which in part is due to Duo -pianists
Oscar and Gustl Heintze and Vio-
linist Jane NARROW.
400 (Restauranb-In the after
noon, certainly, and Johnny Vel
asquez will be glad to play requests
on the piano. r-theater-well
Hi Hat Ambassador HoteD-Aft-
ernoon and after nightfall, for the
matter a that, according to how you
feel about it. Johnny Neale's four
some.
King Cole Room-The snogs and
clothes of Evelyn Knight will be ap-
preciated even by the ladies-at al
most any tins, moreover.
Lotus fRestaurant) - Another
likely spot for the floor show-bent
among us girls. Bill Strickland :
band.
Lounge Riviera Hotel 240O-Tc
walk in on Pete Macias without a
male escort would be something like
Max Baer applying for membership
in the WAACS.
Louisiana Club-Perfectly Al.
right, II you wish. And there is
music ts%b Il
Madrillon-C Comfortingly dim, emf.
nently worth while musically, witt
Hurtados Trio and Carr and Don's
band.
MaSfower Lounge Mayfiower Ho-
teD-Good for sprightly early eve-
ming, but as the hour grows later the
escorted population increases heay-
lily.
Metronome Room (Wardman Park
Hotel)-There is a cocktail lounge
Just abaft, Better stick to it. You'll
hear the music of Alan Holmes any,
way
Merryland Club-Yes and no. The
earlier you go the better you'll feel
about It. AL Norton directs enter
tainment.
Neptune Room-Music. but no
people dancing, which makes it more
or less ideal for feminine stag pa
irons. Dave Roberts is the music
abetted by Leonard Friendly.
Old New Orleans tRestaurant)-
We rather think not-not on any OF
the four palatial floors.
Olmsted's (Restaurant) The
Worlds Capital Lounge is a nice
spot, from a woman's angle or any
one else's.
Pail Mall Room raleigh HoteD-
Bert Bernath provides the melodic
surroundings, but you'll have to do
without as twilight thickens into
night.
Ell Patio-You may go hear the
Smoothies now. and Jack, Little will
be returning soon.
Paul Young's-This floor enter
tainment and Charlie Frankhauser's s
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Licensed at Fairfax.

William Otis Quesenberry, 20, Arlington.
and Anne Rosemary Shreve. II, Falls
Church.
James Robert Brown, 30. and Anne Tower
Don Roy George, %, and Blanche Eliza
beth Ramey, both Of Mclean.
Burton Morgan Richards. 21, Martinsburg,
Merrifield
Frank Aloysius Vito. 20, and Audrey Ce-
celia Money. "a. both Of Washington.
Thomas Reuben Jones. 26, Fort Belvoir,
and Vivian lie Hoops, 20. Waynesville.
Robert James o'Herron, "a, Fort Belvoir,
and Marcella Lucille Whipple, 81, Min
neapolis MINI.
Lawrence william Buss, 81. Fort Belvoir,
and Melba Lillian Kuper. 90, West Eas-
ton, Pa.
Ellwood Wilson Shallcross, -jr., "A. Phila-
dslphia, Pa. and Mary Elizabeth Boyd,
Roy Wesley Wright, o3 Fort Story. and
irene Margaret shifiet, 49,. telegraph
road. -f
James Dewey Doeton, jr 20. Alexandria.
and Ellen Elizabeth Durrer.s II, Lin
colna.
Marvin Sirotkin. IS, Fort Belvoir, and
Dorothy Gene De Sautels, -. Detroit,
Mich.
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As II the ladies Of wartime Wash.
ington haven't been getting enough

AS II the laoleS OF WarClme WASH
ington haven't been getting enough
advice in the public print, it be-
hooves this department to toss the
Fairfaxian mantle about its droop-
ing shoulders and give the feminine
legions some approximation Of the
low-down on local after-dark estab-
hshments as It may or may not
affect them. The theory is that
Washington's wartime women.
caught relatively escortless in the
draft, might want to know into
which places they may wander by
twos. threes or fours without at
tracing undue notice from man
agements or patrons.
So, with the apologies out of the
way, attention is respectfully di-
rected to the following alphabetical
listing. Contents do not necessarily
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] buy War Savings Stamps and
Help Stamp Out the Axis!
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FRED c. GE1GER. Bond Bldg.

AtIOTHtS
CERTIFICATE IN RE CHANGE OF
NAME Of the Mutual Gold Mining Company
to the Piedmont Petroleum Corporation.
This is to certify that, pursuant to the
requirements of the Code of Law for the
District, of Columbia. a meeting of the
stockholders and meeting of the directors
of the above titled corporation were held
in Washington, D. c.. on Nov: %, 1912,
and resolution was unanimously passed
at each Of the above meetings to change
the corporate name from the Mutual Gold
Mining Company to the Piedmont Petro-
leum Sorporation, signed and sealed Noy.
THEW RAMAGE. Secretary. City Of Wash
ington. District of Columbia. I. FRED c.
GEIGER. Notary Public in and for the
above District. do, hereby certify that on
this day personally appeared before me
G. E. Braun and Matthew Ramage. whose
names are signed as President and Secre-
tary. respectively, to the foregoing Certifl-
cate, for changing the name Of the Mutual
Gold Mining Company to the Piedmont
Petroleum Corporation, dated Nov. %;
l94e, and who are to me personally well
known and acknowledged the signing OF
The said instrument and that the same is
hand and seal the 25th day of Nov.
l942. FRED C. GE1GER, Notary Public,
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Deaths Reported

Emma Green, sS, 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
| Albert L. Martin S6. 4419 I4th st. NV.
Frances Williams, S5, 1908 Davenport NV.
| Susan j. Belt, 81. 3039 0 st. NV.
| Mary c. McLaughin, 81. Hyattsville, Md.
| William E. Jones. 81, 4911 Arkansas ave.
Webster a. shalkop, 80, United States Sol
Charles J. Simpson. II. st. Elizabeth's Hos
Preston NJ. Leach. n. -35eo T st. NV
John G. Sullivan, 15, 637 14th st. ne.
| Olivia Murphy. IA 1897 Benninss road ne.
| Mabel Aspinwall. IL The Oakland.
| Edna w. K. James, 50, 3f01 Conn. ave.
Loretto NJ Fitzgerald, 66. 25l5 Rhode Is
/ Amelia Howard. So. 1924 c st. sc.
Louise Giovanetti, 81, 1I03 st. NV.
Paul R. Ricketts,, so, 1903 st. Sc.
Bertha Verbeck, 81, 1905 NJ st. ne
4 Roberta Langsdorff, SO. All G ST. ne
John A. Goodwin. 81, 5Ia1 Georgia ave n W.
| James A. Kirk. / l7, 2910 South Dakota ave.
infant Wells. 611a 1st pl ne.
Infant Norford, not stated
4 Amy K. Green, 40 44Sl c ST. Sc
/ Atkins Gregory, As, 1913 r St NV.
John P. Harrison, 10, Lsndover. Md.
Joseph 3. Shorts, 4, 64S Gallon st. ne.
Charles H. Shorts 3, 64S Gallon st. ne
Infant VAUGHN. 1015 South Carolina ave.
Infant Lawrence. "a Hausner st. NV,
/ Infant Toies, 2708 Olive ave NV
Infant Moore. 76S-A Gunston pl. NV.
buy War Sayingy STAMINA and
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STOREROOM MEN.

Ages 21-65 High school graduates,
already deferred in the draft, for inside
ciericsl WORK in shops, garages and store
rooms. Experience not needed. Must be
quick and accurate at figures and have
week Sl0O to $40 month to start de-
pending upon qualifications. with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply weekdays
at employment ONCE.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
Route No 80 Cabin John Streetcar.
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BAKER

For part or full time work.
Apply Collier Inn, 1907 Co.
lumbia rd. NV. (18th and
Columbia rd. J.
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HElp. MEN.

{ PLUMBERS AND HELPERS
Apply foreman. 27O2 Wisconsin ave. NV
for immediate work. An
OIL BURNER SERVICE MEN
AND ELECTRICIANS, high
est wages paid, steady work.
Apply American Heating Co.,.
SIS X st. Sc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumb,t United a,;t States for the District Of Go:
No i3iSotiee herebs hsd siven rnfthslsnR ahat te
partners hereinafter named. being all of
The general and special partners Of a
statutes 81 the plstrict ase of columSia, nSi and
Of ond ths M States States Of New York. Pennsylyania
s limited partnership IN the D pistrce 81
t5s pIcs e TIE clsTE q ths pistSiet !o Court +
Ss:sss Jun: sss = e. esss's:ss p
WITH TIE SAID CLERK Gnder the asrms nlea 81
the Limited Partnership as now. amended
ship is to be conducted is Auchincioss.
q n. bushes; intended 70 be transacted
custodiens Of. and brokers' and dealers in in
stetks bonds and other securities and in
including grain and other Commodities.
,,l siai partners interested therein, .distin-
PLACES .ls > Of residence are as follows: 5den-
ssas Msaa ave W G Rsrk g.
Albert g. Redpath. a. E. nss s7th st.. N. 7 7. G.:
EHlehsrd Hs f,si Dunn, 1901 Fordham I'd. NV,
fytn,m, wynnexood. 0f Pax; Paul III D. HOVE HoTs.
LsEi Llncolh Or, Chestnut Hill. Phjla-
Canaan; Conn: Robert DEF. Boomer. Sooner. Mil Nil
brook. N. Y: John E. Parker Apt. Al. 2141
wyoming ave. NV. Washington. D. c.:
Especial Partners Hugh D. Anchincloss,
rMerryTood" Mclean; Va: Eckley 3.
Eussell MacGresor, Corey lane. Mendham.
n The amount Of capital which each
speelaa coee1 partner nns has contributed to the
Auchincloss. S5OO.OO0 consisting Of
10000 in cash and of securities hevinn
Z market value as Of June I. 1912. OF
S4oO,o0o; Eckley B. Coxe III. 81 90 900 in
cash; c: Russell MacGreRor. $4,000 in
asreed to make any .additional contribu-
3tons to the Partnership. The. period at
which the limited partnership Is to COM
lhence Is the date Of Ming Of the afore-
.eAid Certiflcate OF Amendment dated June
1922, namely September -. 1912. ard
The period on which 1t Is to terminate is
pscember 81. 1943, at which date the con-
etrtbutions Of the Limited Partners are to be
s.oa :anoco co.s.7.a.1e.rA.1e.1n.o1 1.
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PROPOSALS.

EoAMIssIoNIRs, D. e, WASHINGTON,
Be received At Room 500. District Building,
until Pm, October 8, 1942. and then
publicly opened, for furnishing the ma
tertals and performing the work for the
construction Of Sanitary Sewer. N Street
SE. between 30th Street and Branch
Avenue, consisting Of approximately 666
pipe sewer. Proposals may be examined
ana secured at the once OF the Chief
Cierk, Engineer Department Room 427,
District Building. se3O,oc1.2.3.5.
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HELP MEN D WOMEN.
(oputinuod,l , 81

MAN AND WIZ. run aceommodations for
caring for roomine house. everything furr
niShed; husband might hare other job.
Apply 143l crittenden ct. NV. RA 0O36.
MAID. colored, meat. for dtnin9 room
work. also maid for pantry work. also
kitchen nan heyond draft axe. Cali II
braska ave. NV. owls. and Fessenden bus
or wesley Heights bus. }
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q WILL NOT, BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts Incurred by any one other than
myself, HERMAN L. SCOTT. Ala You
will not be responsible for any debts made
pr contracted BY any one other than myself
LETHER J. BISHOP. Vienna, Va.
u WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
4debts incurred BY any one other than
smysef THOMAS H. HONKE, 5525 New
sAampshire ave, ne.
SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY. INCOR.
!. " PCRATED,
Notice Of Prepayment to the Holders of
Ten.Year So Debentures Due Dec, l.
ll94A a. 6oNth1rn OXYGEN Company, IN
$50. y corporAted. s9&s I -; ~
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CREDIT AND
COLLECTION MAN,


Assistant to credit man.
ager, draft deferred, expert
enced on installment ac-
counts; good salary, perma-
nent position and future as
sured in large furniture store.
Write Mr.. Kadison, Hub
Furniture Co., for appoint
ment, outlining experience
briefly.
PHOTOGRAPH FINISHER.
needed at once by prominent
company. Address Box 157-
E, Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

Steam Filters and Helpers,
Apply foreman, 27O2 Wisconsin ave. NV.
for Immediate work
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Payment in Full Immediately.
Holders Of Southern Oxygen Company,
incorporated Ten-Year SO Debentures due
December ]. l946, called for prepayment
as stated above. may obtain Immediately
the full prepayment price (beinR the prin-
ctple, premium and accrued Interest to
pecember l, 1942) Of said Debentures by
presenting and surrendering the Deben-
lures At the principal once Of The Clar-
Sndon Trust Company. Clarendon, virginia.
piss sd,HrRHRS rGisSSsr oxyaEA i 1a4S coup.nv
INCORPORATED
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TYPIST

High school graduate. for busy enei--
upon Qualifications. viii accept elderly
man in good health. Call for personal
interview Room 800. or write for appoint
ment, attention Miss Ruth Helm.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
Take Route No. 20 Cabin John streetcar.
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PART-TIME

Men, between 21 and 55. draft deferred. to
work Is bus operators weekdays for 2 or
Z hours Ct . time; either between the
the hours OF p.m. and 8 pm. For other
requirements see our advertisement for
rage. Apply in person any weekday
morning before 10 o'clock Capital Transit
Co.. 36th and Prospect ave NV, George
car (route No. 2O). Please do not phone
for intorma tion
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21
Textile Union
Renews joint
Council PIea

Cumberland. Dec. l9-Rencwcd
demands upon Celanese Corpora
ton Of America for the establish
ment of joint labormanagement
production committee we're made
by members of Local 1874. TWUA,
at membership meeting this week
Speaker after speaker who took
the union floor on the question.
cited the importance of joint labor
management committees TO produc-
ton. and urged increasing action
on the pert of union officials TO-
ward the establishment of Joint
committee as suggested by the War
Production Board.
Union officials were also charged
with pressing for a more suitable
var bond deduction plan than the
present one operated by tn COM
pany.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21

task that management had e'ch at
tempting to achieve for nine
months. The task was the sign
ing up of Kelly-Sprinelicld work
ers in the war bond payroll deduc-
ton plan.
The committee. composed of rep
resentatives of Local % URWA,
and the company. opened a war
bond drive OH Nov "A Forty per-
cent of the workers in the plant
had. at that time. authorized de-
auctions from their pay checks for
war bonds.
Twenly-Scvcn days later. as a re-
suit Of the Joint drive. % per cent
OF kelly-Springlicld workers had
voluntarily authorized deductions
for war bonds.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21

A few weeks ago the cafeteria
workers received Is cents an hour
plus meals. The men and women
workers in the cafeteria asked for
more money. and the company be-
came generous they granted five
cents an hour increase, but climi-
mated the meals.
Meals cost the workers between
- and Is cents day so the five
cents an hour "increaSe" didn't ma
tcriailc. But some workers didn't
get their fire." meals and didn't
even get the increase"
The cafeteria workers got smart
however. and joined Local 26
URWA, and are now working with
Local % officials TO gain real
wage increase.
Representing the cafeteria work
ers as chairman Of the department
Is Bclya Dayton. Pauline PIummcr
IS secretary and Eliza Bell and Ed
ma Root are commitlccwomcu.
Bovd jewell Local % secretary,
designated special representative TO
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21

1--WE shall work for the fuli
utilization of our DIanpOwer
through the universal registration
Of every able-bodied man and
woman. and through the employ
ment Of every needed person. ia
Guiding Negroes and women. ia
war production. "a.
I'VE shall work TO maintain and
improve the productive capacity OF
the war workers of Maryland and
the District of Columbia by Secur-
ing fol them effective rationing and
price control of the necessities OF
life. by securing conditions OF houS-
ing. child-care. health and other
community facilities which are vital
TO the moral and physical require
menis OF about production.
"We shall continue and inten-
Sify the important job OF organic
ing the unorganiyed ~ an aid to
WIT W.
unions workers can best secure
the conditions for maximum pro
ductiOn and best maintain tho
unflagging support of workers
for all-out production and victory.
MEYERS REELECTED
State Go President George A.
Meyers. also preSid"n, Of Local 1874.
TWUA. was reelected by acclama-
ton for his second term while
Ralph C. Beard, president Of the
Western Maryland Industrial Union
Council. was reelected a vic"-prcSi-
dent of the state body for his sixth
term.
Mrs. Eva CLANCY, delegate from
Local 1874, was elected TO one OF
the IL vice president posts and be-
came the first woman to ever sit
on the state ClO executive board.
Other major actions and decisions
of the state Go convention will he
found throughout this iSSu" OF the
Western Maryland Go NEWS.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21
TWUA on NBC
Red Network,
December n

Cumberland. Dee. l9-Mcmb"rs
of Local 1874 Textile Workers
Union OF America. were urged to-
day 10 tune in on tn" Labor for
Victory" Sunday Dec. y, for a
l5-minule program arranged by the
national office OF the TcNtilc Work
ers Union
The ptogram will b" heard over
the NBC Red Network at 1913 pm,
SUNDAY afternoon on the regularly
scheduled Go bi-wcckIy program
The nearest Red network station
il VIDAL in Baltimore, 1000 on
your radio dial.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21
Workers Protest Kelly
Production InefficienCy


OF
b workers two fits n
Co
me-
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21
Child Labor

New YOrk-TP) ~ Pointing out
that the wage-hour act prohibits
employment of children under l6
in interstate commerce, Chief Kath-
crime Lcnroot OF the Labor De-
partmcnt Chidrcn'S Bureau warned
against the hiring of children for
so-callcd holiday rush jobs.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21

economy for victory.
"Our invasion Of North Az
rica, the Russian cOunter-Offcn-
sive against the Hitlerites at
Stalingrad. the British drive
against ROmmel and our Sue
cesses in the Pacific, place new
responsibilities on us. the work
er>. the soldiers Of production"
In their major resolution. state
clio delegates declared 'on this
first anniversary Of the Fascist Axis
attack on our country we share the
Joy of the peoples of the world al
the successful Wholesale United
Nations offensive in which the
armed forces Of our nation are par
ticipating and giving such glorious
accounts Of themselves.
I'VE. too. on the home front. in
the vast production Industries Of
this state. have the power for vic
tory in our hands. That power is
production. The destruction Of the
enemy by the soldiers Of the United
Nations on the battlefrontS of the
world. depends upon our will and
ability 10 produce the weapons for
battle and victory. We pledge our
power to our President and Com
mandcr- in Chief Franklin D.
Roosevelt, TO strengthen his fight
Ing arm. TO help him lead us to vic
tory. We pledge all of our energy.
the productive genius. the material
resources at our command. for the
achievement of our single goal
about production. =.
PROPOSE OUTPUT RALLY
I'VE propose Maryland State
Victory Production drive. A labor
management production conference
in Maryland. the creation of a stale
wide Labor Arrangement Produc-
ton Council, we are confident can
launch and carry through pro-
duction drive which will place
+ NalA land in The lead in the war
production of the nation. :.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21
for Victory
TotoI War Footing.
Unity End to Bios
Asked by Delegates

BALTIMORE, Dec l9-''Iabors chapter in this
history of the struggle for civilization be glori
ously written in the sweat of production the chapter
which brothers The battlefield writing will,
their fes blood.
This stirring statement CLIO President George
Meyers concluding his report the sixth annual convention
the Maryland District Columbia Industrial Union Council,
the delegates the hreeday session Of
the state CIO council here last week.
About production for victory pledged by the delegates
who said that necessary increased production OF
tanks planes organizing the unorganized
workers. elimination all discrimination industry the hr
ing jobs and the total mobilization of the
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-21

The Women'S Bureau Of the
United States Department of Labor
has established an lntcr-Amcri,an
Division under the direction of
Mary NJ. Cannon.