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Evening star., 1942-02-24
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n.nasa q na BELOVED ha.S:ad N ssa oGa asRs lfSas
$50 sod.9 f.saS..s Il. 1916 sss' two years
Ps:s tas ;Rss sa.is ssa 4. !.d u. t.d.
PAN OF my life Hes buried deep
udsr f afs 'GS SEvoTEb EesFf ' viz ai.E o2s %
HARRISON. IDA r. In sad but loving
RIsoN, who died seysnteen years ago
today, February "a. 1925.
of no aalns MAax %osh.r Il oEnz 4
yds. ThS left me hye years ago February a.
The ears Of her that heard my childish
The ises Of hs, with halo ,ls IKE .,.sH . saint;
Il Ri !; RES6F 81 SSE6'' sts Fl |: &
SERVER, JAMES (BLACKFooTl. In
loving memory Of our beloved one. JAMES
sns oas; s,Is Ss9 1,'ssc &C.
He had smile that every, one loved.
A heart as pure as gold;
To those who knew 5,, and Loved old him
HIS FAMILY.
SERVER, JAMES (BLACKFooT). To
the precious mspeTy pep q my dsav husband; md
1s1 made his imnEAitSG hom. WITH God one year ao sao
today. February "a, 1911.
One year has passed. dear James.
But my heart is Just the same,
For many a silent tear has fallen
At lust the mention Of your name.
The DEPTHS Of my sorrow I cannot tell
At the loss Of my husband loved so well;
And while he lies in peaceful sleep
His III Wi VIE sivfea VIOLA
THoMAs. wilson Is., n; In %;1 lSyiaE saS %e%- e
THOMAS, who departed this life one year
ago today. February "a, 1941..
never thought when you left home
You never would return.
The shock was hard. the pain severe.
! often sit and think of you.
Days of sadness come over me.
Hidden tears often fiow:
Memory keeps you always near me-
Although you left me one year ago today.
Years may wipe out many things,
But this they wipe out never,
The memory of those happy days
When we were together.
When life was sweet and dear to US.
And you could have lived your best,
The gates Of Heaven opened
And you entered that sweet rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE Z. THOMAS
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Mrs. Elizabeth N. 0'Brien,
Attorneys Widow, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney O,Brien
died yesterday at her home, 1924
Ingomar street NV. She was the
widow of Matthew E. OBrien, at
torney, who died in 1888.
A native of Bridgeport, Conn,
Mrs. O'Brien came here with her
husband in 1908. She was a mem
Der of the Areme chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, and of the
Hamline Methodist Church.
Mrs. O'Brien Is survived by q
daughter, Mildred E. O'Brien Of this
city, and a son, Matthew H. O'Brien
of Rye, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Dratha

UPsHAw. GEORGIA MAY; Departed
eF tss I en- s B.ss s g.. s
MAY UPsHAW. She leaves to mourn their
loss a husband; Lonnie Upshaw; a DEVOTED
GSsries paniefs @ and host Of % osher reia
tives and friends. Remains resting at
Rolins Dl sH5s funeral eSs, hc%s 1889 Hunt p ns
pm: from the Bible Way chqEch: 11so Ne, Msy
islns' iiams oficiatins. inteTment Rosemont
Cemetery.
VONDERHEYDE. JOHANNA. On Tues
eapltol HsIshts: Nd; JOHANNA voNpER. fSia
hsyds, Esmains resting At the saieii iu-
caBol stsfR Hssh Rsss Md St. on n shqEss Fss
invited. 1ntefment Mount olivet Cemetery.
WAINWRIGHT. MRS C. C. Passed
M am In At the Iesdenes of her her dsust.r
e0f5aa Rh&kda sEf Vii az!sr aSas nfts &:
three daughters. Sarah and Melinda Vain
wainwright; seven grandchildren and .
Notice of funeral later.
nALAoNB lnoMhS WILLIAM. sud-
denly. on Monday, February %, 1842. at
thesda. Nd. THOMAS WILLIAM wHLToN.
% Funeral sVS Services 81 at ss ths Bethesds oc
Shase Ch9se fune5sl nnds &9ms Of VIM Reu5sn Pun
February SS, At s'psin 1 pm. fnterment pr:
vate. Is
day, February %, 1912, at 1878 south 18th
St. Arlington. Va. GEORGE ROBERT VIII
LETT: LET beloved husband q Jane 2. Willett.
Remains restin= It the the above % residence:
Services in Temple Baptist Church. Alex
snaria; rs1 Va On THURSDAY; February 2S; st
Inssrnent Bethel Cemetery. e .sps sesuies. iS 81
Chambers Georsetown funeral hons % :,
WILLIAMS. MRS. MARY DIX. On sun
fss aospa Mrs Mary nx Wns MISR bso ss
loved sister Of Mrs. Ebert S. Maloney.
homs serVsss so at i4s shs H Hines g. 1sas.l
tSrSsK Ton National a esm.teT9 e e 1n'eFmen' ArP'
WILLIAMS. MARY DIX. On Sunday,
February 2S' 1872; At Mount Alto Hos;
pn Se st.Rd ss Al
ifS 4: !. Hines xSS cSSss IsSsis
KATHERINE CLARK. Secretary.
WILLS, DOROTHY. On Friday. February
20, 1912. at Gallinger Hospital. DOROTHY
WILLS. beloved wife Of Oliver Wills and
nd mSfsE q deofEs eana Ms Ms Aser em Of .s
day, February "a, remains VIII rest at $50
Virginia ave. Sc.
Funeral on wednesday. February 25, at
I pm. from the John Stewart Memorial
sEa aRs nss sz
49, is4s JoaN l. wRT GR befoSed SasbanS
Of Lena stearns Writ Of 1925 oliver st.
NV. Body resting at the chapel of John
R; Wright. 1887 10th st. NV. after noon
Wednesday, February 25.
Funeral Services at the above funeral
chapel In ThS5sday DIysss9 FsssgarY Gs a
Cemetery. 25
Im Mrnturiaut
BRANCH, LUCINDA. Sacred e the
BRANCH, who departed this life three
years ago today, February "a, 1899.
Days of sadness still come over me,
Hidden tears so often now;
Memories keep you always near me.
hoIss hsd left Rs sfFfs 's'si sss
CORNELL, MAMIE v. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother, MAMIE
v. CORNELL. who passed away six years
ago today, February "a. 1896.
Six years and yet it seems only yester-
day that I held you in my arms when you
left me; but through the years you have
followed me, guided me, and with Gods
love protected me during sadness, Joy and
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, RUTH
CORNELL LEE.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
St. Louis SURGEON Killed

ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a E-Dr. Ros4
A. Woolsey, SO, chief surgeon Of the
Frisco Railroad, was killed yester-
day when his automobile struck the
side Of q concrete overpass In the
West Side residential district.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Garh uf Chunks

EDMONSON, MRS. BESSIE E. The fam
fly of the late Mrs. BESSIE E. EDMON-
SON gratefully acknowledges your thought-
3ulness and sympathy in its bereavement.
SANDY EDMONSON. -
Evening star., 1942-02-24

It's an IN wind that Blows waste
paper around the streets. Uncle
Sam needs paper.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

elmer Sonneniiniiernis, penn Die
0ianoIdeibe bos leuhtenoe @eitiru
perorlfelt, iiebt man, ipie nom Com
nenrono rieliec Senerearbelr, Wie
Frotllberan5cn, em porge lhlenoerf
,peroel. Trotuberon5en belteben
bauptiddlih ous aliibenoem Moler.
ltoff mo golcilmNompi. glio Die
Sonne lit fein aleihiormi9es @emIih
bon 9(tomen. @emoltiae Nirbeltiir.
ne bon Wtetollbdmpfen, Die Ole @h,t-
no1en ipie WollerboIen elnporbeben,
brollien BORT nbcn. Wfit Silfc eines
linrreihen apporotes, Den mon Spef-
trobelioaropb gcnonnt bot, fonn man
Den 2elb Der Some mterluhen nno
mo pboto9rapbieren. rSn oieiem Np-
porot er5eu9t mon im 6ernrobr Elm
gilo ser Sonnc, bon bent man einen
lhnoIen Gid)titreifen 3u einem for.
biaen 8ano, Dem oelnobnlidben Son.
l1etlpeftrlnl onseinonoer ac3o9en.
0oS 8ono follt mlf einen 1mourd,-
orin9lidcn Sdlirm. IN hent lid) Elm
feiner, perd)ieb6orer Spo(t befnoet.
0ieIen Spolt Iiellt man 10 ei11, oob
cine gang beitilnlntc SSorbenlnc, Die
bon irgenoeinem Soulenotom ber-
riibrt, burh ben Spot ouf cine pbo.
tographllde Tlottc fGnt. Gam miro
Die Sonne int 2idt bieieS einen
atons abaebiloet. pot man &. ..
cine &oiierltofflinic 5ur Nbbilonng
gelp0blt, 10 erbGlt man alf scr Ylotte
ein 8ilo Ser Erotnberon5en 1,no Der
&oIlerltofitiirnc onf ser Sonne.
Itan fonn Sen Mpporot ouf perldie-
bene tieie Sbi6ten ser Sonnenober-
flabe eillItellen nno 10 bieies aelpol.
tige @e'et fe5ieren oeiien &orper-
lp0rnle mehr olS 5000 @roo gcllins
betr1gt. Wond)c @rlheinlneen oes
leld)tenoen Sogesqeltirns bat man
onr6 ben SpeftrobeIioeropben o,tfae-
flort, intlter nod nber erlheint lms
Die 1trablenbe 9cbcnSipenberin 10 nm
er0riinolih nno uberrlib ,pie on, err
item Gag.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
+ Sobesan3eiaen +

@frs. 6 dtberine SoIsidub,
eeit.. am 8. SUM 1912, ipobl Dor.
bereitet, in Baltimore, 0fo.
!&enrp &rei mer, gelt. ont IS.
0far5 1912 in @incinnoti Ohio.
Sitter 2eIer.'
0frs. u. 9tueb mer, geit. am 20.
ang. 1912 in Neip Yorf, M. ..
@l5ep &oberts, ser Seroussebet Der
ct. 2ouiler uStor- Si1nes" i6reibt:
uSon elf ourb 3eitnnesipnoitate Der.
triebenen u@omics' befaNen iih aebn
nit @tenlhenql'olerei, 8ronoltiftino,
500, 9iebltabl, 6urht, Streitigfeiten.
S6ldeereien, 8etrla 8er5lpeiilnng,
0toro. 8enieltens zines ser Som.
ics' bat ioear Selbltnoro (bnrb @r-
baneen) ooraeltent I,Gif Erocp")
,no bat bieles grauiiae @rlebnis 10.
gar ouf mebrere Gage ausgeoebnt."
8enn man beoenft, BOB oie mo-
oernen Comics bie @ol,ptleftiire IN,
ierer ,tnreifen Sugeno biloen 70
braudt. man iib nibt ionoerlih 5u
iuunoern iiber Die 3l'nobme i,,aeno-
lider 8erbreber. ltniere bei,tiben
goriabren erfreuten iid an Sen i'm.
nadabmlid ihonen Mdrden, bie iest
Den Dornrosbeni6laf fdlafen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Mittnod. ben 2. september 1912
Huskuflft
- 6. g., Calf.

ailent Inn oas Sroild)e ebeiorgt Iino
nno oies nit allen Ntitteln, alib nm
erlanbten, 5lt errei6cn Iudcll ipelde
oe, 8eltgeiit boritellen. Der 3eit-
eeilt, 5. +. bie nur nod aeitIihen @ii-
tern llno Gorteilen trahtenben Wen-
ihen, lit es, Der oen GolferbaB lno
Die &riege perurlabt. Der 3eitgeiit
brinet Die Sbeoter nnb Yicture
Sboips berpor, bie MIR aur Sinnlihs
felt mo 5eitlid1em @ernlB ouirei5en.
Ser 3eiteeiit leitet sic Sueeno burd
Mbfiitferltng aller lnoalihen glrten
bon Sum uno gmulenlent our @e.
n,tb- nno GereniigungsIubt at unb
Ieitet iie ob pont grnlt bes 2ebenS
rno ibrem bod|ten @no5iel. 3eit9eilt
1T Die 5um mobren gfel eelporbenc
fd)amlolc, un5iihtiee &leibertraht,
Die lid) iogor int Der Stride, i'm 9cidt=
1tnhl lmo AT Der &omlll,nipnbonf al
5elgen eroeirItet. 3eitaeilt 1T es, oab
man Die 8ebote @ottes uno Der Sir
DIE, Die @rloiie oes 81. Goters mo-
bern rno nationoliitil6 serIdneioet.
"a Die Iomilie unb oas gcmeinlone sSa.
milienleben onrh 1n56bliee &lubs,
Camps nno oergleibcr Der @elbmar
berei peoen bergiitet ,nb 6u9rllnbe
rihtet. Cine 5eitociitiae grld)ein,n3
lit Der iibertriebene Sporteeilt, Der
o,,f in uniern fatbolilhen Goaeeien
nno @r5ieb,nesanItoltell ioear Yrie-
fterleninorienn Sic ernlte Stuoien.
arbeit iiberipudert, 70 oaB bie ariino=
Ii6e y ipilienihaftlid)e l,no olfetiid)e
8iloung ole Sdipinbiuht befomnt
nno o,lf biele gSeiie 5eiteeiItisc aa=
tbolifen HrieIter nnb 2oien =
bernnae5oeen iueroen, bie nibt ben
@eiIt @briltf in iieb traeen ,lno ibn
nidt onoern 1nitteilen f0nnen. Ser
3eitaeilt forbert, bob- bie Srau oem
Manne int allem gleiheeltellt iueroe.
DOB bie Srou nibt nur sic Samilie,
fonoern audi oen Stoot regiere. 0er
fid bielem in alleln lnlo iiberaa Der.
oerblihen 3eitaeiit nid)t fiiat ooer
ibm ent9eeentritt, ser miro als Bei=
fimiit 1lno 9iiididrittler perihrieen.
60 prebigt lelbit im fatbolilden 2a-
ger Ser lnooerne uSpti,nismus', Ser
nit bem berfebrten 3eiteeiit liebdu-
gelt nno i'm in frei,pilliger llnb ltr0f=
lid)er 8linobeit in roli9lteln 2idte alt
ntalen ludt.
$50 bleibt 90 oer 8eiit gbrifti unb
feines fl. @pangeliunls?
- Mrs. ST. d.. Mid.
SSrgenoeinelt Eopf ober cine S6iiir
1el ans aluminium fann man boll
foinnen rein tpaIben, ,penn man eine
9anobol1 Observation-Disclosures etfpa 5ebn
Min,rten lang in oem Sopfe fobt.
- u. e., Sa.
Cine onoauernoe @rmiioung fann
bon berihie6enen llriaden berriibren.
gs mag Waneel an Shlaf ooer cine
au fdtpere Nrbeit iei,l. gs lit bon
ieoem Stan6pnnft als beriperflif),
tpenn Nrbeiter at elmer fiebentdeigen
Arbeitsmo6e obne ltnterbreh,,ng at.
gebalten iperoen. sSsn bielen Sabrifen
eibt man oen arbeitern oen Sonntog
ais &nbetog frei, tpeil man feiteeltent
bat, bob bie arbeiter nebr nno BEL
fere Nrbeit lieferll ne,ln fie .ei,len
Nnbefaa in ser @od)e baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heimittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen, Bisswunden Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. - Kene Stamps. 80 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. l.. STAAB. l7209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

.Vei einem joealen 8efunobeitsoil-
Itanoe linb sic Nrme bieles &relt5es
eleib lang, foate Or. aeeler; lift
oies ser San, Damn 1T @rmiibung Die
5olae."
,Spiel' lollte cine @rbollma iein
lno feine Graftpergeroung. u1iehe'
iollte cine. aliidlihe @be ,lno Ginber
beoellten. uGelieion'' iollte at Ser
ebrlng .@ottes fiibrcn.
8ei ben1 erihopiten @eihdftsnann
5eigen Die grme fir Irbeit itno 2iebe
5u aroBe 2Gnae, nno bie s(rme fir
Spiel ,,no 9fnoadt at arobe &iirae.
Sci @eiellid)oftslei,ten, Gebuton-
ten, Shoulpielern nip. iinb bie Nr.
me bes &rell3es fir grbcit nnb @n,
oadt 5u f,tr5 unb sic fir Spiel uno
2iebe 5n lang.
@bronilhe @rmiibnmG fagt Der
Nrat, 1T cine &ronfbeit oes GerltonoSs
foltens; 8,lnlmfopfc meroeu ieltcn
bapon hetrofien. 2eute,. bie ibre Nns-
feln nlebr aebrauden ipie ibren @eiit,
Ideinen Ser tbronifhen @rnliibung at
ent9cben. 9nlh alte 2eute llno Sin
Ser iheinen nidt betroffen at iperbel,.
0ie. llrIoben ienes ,,miioen @ez
fiibls" 1,loern lid) ,neef0br aIle aebn
Sabre, ,ino bamit 0noern iid) oud
Sic anee,ponoten Seilmittel. @s ipur~
oen 9rooen StGrf,1nas1nittel, Gito=
nlinfon5entrate nip. benl'tt.
Nber Or. Gepler .f6brt fort nit ser
8ebonptln,g, baB sic Giasnuien lno
Ole Geiultote enttGuidlt boben, iueil
nod feline prdaiien Metboben 3llm
Stubium ser boberen Nerpen5entren
entipifelt ipcroen iino.
@s Idbeint, Iaate er, baB ser 3u=
itano pbpiioloeiib rno cine 1unftion
oes SseroenlpItems lit. Gerionen, Bic
nit einer oraauii6ett Granfbeit bebaf-
tet iinb, flaaen ielten iiber iene
,,lleberniioung" ais 6arafteriitiid)
fir lire Granfbeit.
Cine groBe s(nsobl iener ssGGc
bon lle6ernliioung folet ba,,fie lins
geren 8eriober bon Gorge nnb Muf~
reeune. 9ie Shloffbeit ser Gatien-
ten perihninbet bdufig ipdbreno Ell
ner &riie rnb sic Eotienten beipeiien
cine irten1ipe @ueraie. gSenn ober
sic Nn ieroerung bon gnergie boriibcr
1T, erfo1at ein gfiididlog
@eaenlportig fann ipenig fir iie
getan iperben. @liidlicheripeile, lnei1
te er, befiert iid ibr 3uitono ooer er
bleibt tpie er lit ,no sic 8atienten &c.
pobnen iid oaralt, nit uiellem miioen
@efiibp' tpeiter3uleben.
= Eb. g., Ga. - ...'
Sic 5raee iiber bas Sraeen bon
tpollenen ooer leine,len l(nterfleibern
,,nb 2eibipdl6e lit piel nmitritter.
8farrer 3neipp nno bie Natllropa-
tben enpfeblen olfs 8eltimntelte bie.
2eineniuaihe 5ur @eilnoerbaltlma
6es menihliden &orpers. Sotlohe
lit, bob Woue bic @a,1pt rei3t lmo
bab oaolr6 mebr Granfbeitsitoff in
6ie Saut ae5ogen miro. @oae lit elm
i6le6ter 8armeleiter, erbdlt infolae-
beHen einen bobern @arlnegrao in
Der Saut lnb ont eansen &orper, TO-
ooB oerlelbe biel fiinitlid idmibell
muB. Ser oisitrolllenoe ShlpeiB iett
fib aber in Ser @olle feit nno III fur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

Nv iSI@SI wy Vf|NHS pptL pptpiS ~pe
ihe. Ieltere 2elte, sic a,l &oIle ges
nobnt iino iulo ser Grmornumg be:
biirien, Iollten bdnfig bie llnterfleiz
Ger pedIeln. SdIicblid lit es 1ats
iade, ooB, ,penn lnon leinene llnter=
ipdid)e lmo ooriiber ipolIenc Gleioer
traat, ,non lih ipormer 1,no mobler
fiiblt.
3, .. g., Obio
Ser bette Monot 5,ln Gerpilon5en
bon SSrisbl,nnen (Tloes) lit Snli.
Gerpflan5t man iie int Serbit ooec
6riibiobr, 10 bliiben iie ndditc Sab
res3eit nidt, ober BEL Der Eflan5un9
l,nmittelbor nod ser 9liiteseit boben
Ole @lr6cln 3eit, iih int 8oben on
jleetuobnen ,,no ettpas Nohstr,m 5u
proou5ieren, 10 Dob man >im nod
item Sriiblng 5ltperIihtld) 8liiten
bon ibnen, erlporten fonn. Sic eeoei~
ben int Sd)otten nno ollh an Ionnl-
gen Stellen. Die Sdmertlilic (Sris
@ermanico, Stag ooer @eorbeb Sris)
bat biele sSornen, 1mb Iic alle aehen
int Spdtiriibling ihone @r,,ppen im
@orten.
Saus man einen fhottioen Flob
bot, an melhem onherc @l,nnen nid)t
eebeibet, tnode man cinen &criud)
NIT Der Sd)>pcrtlilie. 9tcne EIlon5en
crbGlt man bnrh Seiluna bes @nr~
5elfl,lmpens; bies Ioate oae brei poer
bier Sabre aeiheben illben man MIR
einaelne RnoIlcn tpieher onpflonst, bo
iunge Gflonsen bie heIten gliitcn ae-
ben ,no ga sic Yflanae i,t el,tem 90
ben iebr ihneu pohit nno arob miro.
8eim ltmpflon5en Io1lten bie Snol*
len nidt tief aeiebt tperoen, mo5u Ell
ne 0efe bon 5ipei Bon geniigt.
- .. 3D., ia. -
8ir perlnhen nohltehenb Sbnen
oos Speftrolfop 70 einIoh ,tno leibte
neritdnoli6 ols moalid) 5n erfloren.
9urd1 oas SpeftroIfop fonn mon
Fbie 8eihoffenbeit ,peit entfernter
SimmelsfGrper beItinmen. SSSn elmer
fir sic 2oien herl ltdnolid)en 6orm
lGbt iid) bies fp1genoermoben erflG=
ren. 9ie beutIden @elehrten 9lmIen
,nb &ird)boff bobcn ae5cigt, hob lid
ale Mtome b,lrh bos bon ihnen cr-
funbene Speftrolfop lpabrnebmcn
loNen. 0ur6 ein @lospriSnlo miro
in bieie,n Ipporat bos aelnilbte Siht
in bie ei,r5e1nen @eltonbtcilc 5erleat.
sluf einent 9onb merbc, sic per'd)ie
oen gefdrbten 2inien ol1sqc6rcitet. s.
oem atont cntlpri6t ein aon5 be-
Itimntes 2inienorrml9enIcnt. Gic
srobe 8eoelltllna oieIer ltnterneb~
m,tngsmetbobe lit pffenbor. Wiu
man tpiiien, aus ipelhen stomen ir-
genb ein Stoff aufgebout it,, 10 brinat
man i'm in cine belize sslamme ooer
in sic eetuolti9e @lut bes eleftriiten
S,1nfens 1mo betrohtet sos aufflam-
menbe 2ibt burtt Elm Speftroifop.
Ssseoes ontpcle11be gtom n1ub iih sort
ourd sic ibm eiae,ltiinlide 2inien.
anoronl,ne legitimieren.
Das Speftrolfop aeiat flor ,lno
6eutlid, boB sic Come ous benielben
Ntomen beltebt, sic mir auf ser grbe
fennen eelernt baben. aud bon 5lpei
,tnbefannten Sonnenealen, bem Sc.
li,,m nno beln &oronii,n, er5Gbfte ser
81 Inf1orof CSn1i,itf1 f,,,trSn ff1fn,. nnf
, 1942-04-15

The GIN Divisions are already
included in a National Agreement
between the General Motors Cor
poration, and the UE, which covers
collective bargaining relations. The
Production for Victory Commit
tees, made possible by repeated
requests to management on the
part of Frigidaire Local 801, and
Delco Products Local 755, are
set up in line with the suggestions
made by the international Union.
The Committee will confine its
discussions to problems of pro-
duction and morale. Collective
bargaining will be handled
through the Grievance Procedures
already in operation.
Rules and functions of the joint
committees were negotiated be-
tween the UE Shop Committees
of the GIN Divisions, assisted by
representatives of the international
Union. The committees will be in
effect for the duration of the war
Personnel of the seven-man Delco
Shop Committee and the TWELVE
man Frigidaire Shop Committee,
will meet with Arrangements top
Labor Relations and Production
Continued on Page ~
, 1942-04-15

Among the many excellent
points in the contract were:
|. Wage increases amounting to
as much as 35e per hour for many
employees - others who are In
higher brackets received increases
from 1Of to zoe per hour.
2. Retroactive adjustments for
Union members in the plant range
from $500 to $135.OO.
3. A grievance which facilitates
quick settlement.
, 1942-04-15

Announcement has been made
by UE-CIO Local 1853 that Sister
Bebe Ober has been added to
the Local Union organizing staff.
Sister Ober has been active in
the Dayton labor circles for sew
eral years and is well qualified to
meet every problem.
Local 1853 is quite proud that
it is the first Local Union in Dis
trict No. Z to have a woman on
the organizing staff. The decision
Of the Executive Board of Local
1853 to place Sister Ober on the
staff is a constructive move to
encourage the women members of
the Union to assume more and
more leadership to replace the
men who are entering the armed
forces of the nation. The women
members of the Local Union have
responded splendidly to the appeal
of the Union for them to partici-
pate in all Union activities and
War Production Councils.
, 1942-04-15
UE-GM
PARLEYS
CONTINUE

Negotiations between officials Of
the General Motors Corporation,
and representatives of UE Locals
in Dayton, Warren, and Bloomfield
IN. j., for a new National Agree
ment continued last week, in
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Committees spent three
days ironing out a number of
provisions in the new contract. All
of the UEs proposed changes
were reviewed at these con-
ferences, and arrangements coun-
ter proposals were discussed
thoroughly.
The next contract meetings will
be held in Detroit, at the General
Motors Building, early this week,
and it is expected that additional
progress will be made then in
working out the agreement. The
Union has urged that negotiations
be speeded-up in view of the war
emergency.
Members of the UE National
Negotiating Committee will give
complete reports to I'LL member
ship in GIN plants as soon as the
contract talks are concluded.
Meanwhile every officer and
steward is urged to complete the
solid organization of all GIN
workers into the UE-CIO, as the
best guarantee for a new and
better national agreement.
Organize for Unity
, 1942-04-15

Attention ALI Local 76S Members
A member from any Local 1853
plant listed below will count in
the drive! Work or the non
members in your own plant :.
then come down to the Union
office and get names of non
members in other shops to visit
at their homes. Brown & Brock
meyer non-members are the con-.
centration point Of the house-to-
house drive! Come down and get
names! Come to the Organizational
Committee meetings every Mon
day night at 800 p. m. at 76S
headquarters.
Listed below are the plants now
under contract to UE Local 768:
Gondert & Lienesch Box Co.
UNION SHOP. 3
Chrysler Airtemp
Brown & Brockmeyer Co.
, 1942-04-15

Buckeye Iron & Brass Works
Dayton Scale
Egry Register Co.
CHR Foundry .
Harris Seybold-P Potter Co.
Moraine Products Division,
General Motors Corp.
| McGregor Golf Products, Inc.
National Foundry
Dinner Fare Register Co. ii
Simonds- Worden- White Co.
Listed below are the plants now
under organization to UE Local
1853: / ...
Dayton Malleable Iron Co.
Duriron Foundry
Duro Pump
Monarch Marking Co.
Dayton Pump Co.
Lau Blower Co.
Fyr Fyter
Kuhns Brothers Foundry
, 1942-04-15
Local 768 Starts
"Victory" Membership Drive
TOWN THIS WAR, AND WHIT QUICKLY

Local 1853 Steward and organizing Committee nave raised the battle cry Every plant a 1M%
Unn Sp by Nay 1w Realizing that good strong organization is the answer to UNITY FR
VICTORY" Local 1853 opend it's VICTORY ENBERsH PDRrvEA April eh!
, 1942-04-15

4. Seniority rights based strict
Iy ON the length OF total service.
S. Sc hours vacation with pay.
6. Stewards may collect dues on
Company time one day a week.
These gains were achieved
through strong organization at
the United Aircraft plants, and
because of the efforts and coopera-
ton of the negotiating committee.
, 1942-04-15
UE Sets Up Production For
Victory Committees In GIN

Production for Victory Committees the first joint management war productions committees to be
established in plants OF the General Motors coponhonw were in operation this week at the nedahe
Division Ordnance Division and DecoP Products division in layton More than $4,000 workers en-
p0yed in the four great plants will thus be able to make improvements the anotw war; production
effort demanded by President Roosevelt of every factory in the nation
, 1942-04-15
UNITED
WORKERS 9 A REAL
UNION CONT RACT
s225,000 In Wage Adjustments

On March 27 the UAW-CIO negotiating committee at Unitec
Aircraft Products reached an agreement with Management which il
hailed as a great Victory for the mel in this plant.
, 1942-04-15

Every member is urged to take
part in this drive! Special Victory
Application cards have been print
ed and a Honor Roll has been
set up in Local 768 office for all
members who sign up or reinstate
at least one new member. The
count of new members will be
kept by colored stars placed after
the name of the person RESPONSE
BILE.
, 1942-04-15

At the close of the drive on May
Is, a Victory Banquet will be
held for all members who sign up
at least one new member. Mem
bers signing up five or more new
members will receive a free ticket
to the banquet 60. and the men,
Der bringing In the most new
members will be presented with
a Special Prize.