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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11
Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harwood an
nounce the birth Of a daughter, July
!, at the Saline Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11
Awaits Trial

James Richard Priest, 5SS Harriet
St, was arrested Friday evening in
his barber shop, 321 S. Hamilton
St. on a warrant charging him with
abandonment and desertion. He
waived examination this morning
in Judge Arthur NJ. Vandersalls
court and was bound over TO circuit
court under $500 bond
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11

Stanley Hartman, Ann Arbor,
70 merly of Saline. will occupy the
pulpit at st. Paul Church Sunday
morning
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11
Bicycle Stolen

Mis- Fred Walter, 1908 Washte-
nav Ave. told police Friday morn
ing that her daughters bicycle had
been stolen from 617 River 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11
Al Scout Camp

Al Scout Camp
George Haberer, Robert Love,
George CooR James Thomas, Mer
Ign Graf and Nathan Hale spent
week at the Boy Scout camp near
Dexter. Wayne Otto spent two days
at the camp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11

Tonight
NBC-s-Keeping Up With Rose.
mary. new time;
s:30-Velvet Music;
9:00-Barn Dance:
9.30-Grant Park Concert,
.15-Labor For Victory.
CBS-7-People's Platform. Need
OF Doctors tor Armed Forces;
s:0O-Guy Lombardo Finale;
s:30-Hobby Lobby;
9:00-Hit Parade
9:45-Jessica Dragonettee
10:15-Walter Pitkin on million
Dollar Income-Tax Free
BLU-S-Green Hornet;
s:30-Swop Night;
9:00-Summer Symphony;
0;00-Bob Ripley.
10:30-Canada' Stag Party.
MBS-s-American Eagle Club;
9:00--America Loves a Melody
10:15-Trop!cal Serenade
Sunday
TALKS MBS II a. m. Reviewing
Stand Russia and the War;
NBC 2:30 p m. Roundtable "Cri-
sis In shipping: BLU 3:15 Wake
Up Forum. Problems Of Lasting
Peace" Herbert Hoover and 9th.
ers; MBS 3:l5 Discussion Tough.
en- Up for Victory; MBS $3.50
Sidney Z. Davidson on Often
siye Acton: CHS I Sen. r. F.
Wagner on price Control; MBs
Forum. Attitude OF Press To
ward Congress.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11
Bitten BY Dog
Harold BILLINGS. = Hoofse Nd :.

Harold BILLINGS, >. Bcofse IA,
Belleville, was bitten on the leg
Friday by a stray dog. The dog is
being held for the 10 day observa-
ton period by neighbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11

with Mrs. Fred Battelle at 100 for
third in putting.
By a process Of elimination. how
ever, prizes will be given as fol-
lows: Trophy. MIS-. Nehlsen; run.
ner-up, Mrs Cameron; low gross.
Mrs, McLain: second low gross
Mrs. Campbell. who came in fourth
with sos: first two days selectiye
holes. Mrs. NJ. P. O'Hara. 90; second
two days. Ms. Battelle. SO. low
puts. Mrs. Dan Anders 1903.
Fourteen Of the original 10
turned In S-day cards. Rain early
Friday morning delayed the start
Ing time for several hours and the
wet course with soggy greens and
water-filled traps made playing con-
ditions less favorable for low scor-
ing for the field in general.
Light refreshments were served
In the score-room at the end Of
play instead OF between mines. as
originally planned.
Scoring Of the upper half follow
Net totals 945 Nehlsen, 249 Cam
eron. 254 McLain. 257 Nelson. 25S
Fischer. 260 Campbell 26S Whit
mire. Gross totals: go Cameron,
272 McLain, 275 Nehlsen. 305 Camp
bell. 30S O'Hara. 81 Whitmire, S26
Battelle
Selective holes first two days
So Nehlsen. 81 Cameron. Sc McLain
90 Campbell, 90 O'Hara. 81 Whit
mire. 81 Greenstreet. 81 Fischer,
Puts: 81 Cameron. 80 Nelson. 100
McLain. 100 Battelle. 10l Campbell,
102 OHara. 1903 Anders. Last two
days: 70 Nehlsen. 81 Cameron, IS
McLain, 80 Battelle. 95 Campbell.
IS O'Hara, 90 Whitmire.
The Womens Michigan State
championship will be played in De-
troit at Plum Hollow next week.
Qualifying round is on Monday.
Mrs. McLain is treasurer OF the
state organization. Several Wash
tenaw players plan 10 enter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11

Mrs. Brooks Beckington and
daughter Beverly Of Sumpter spent
Friday at the home OF Mrs. Lester
Klein and family.
Mrs. Fred W Rodenberg. Bell
ST. has returned from spending the
week end with her husband. Pvt.
Rodenberg. who is stationed al
Richard Field. Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Lucille Russell and daugh-
tiers Betty and Mary Lou. are spend
ing from Thursday until Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. ]. Eastman,
East Michigan.
Carl Winter. who has been spend
ing the past month with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Rolla Taft, Battle Creek
has now gone 10 visit another
daughter, Mrs. Albert Klein. Mr.
Winter is in quite poor health, hav
ing trouble with his heart
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-11

A daughter weighing seven
pounds. nine ounces. was born 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilmore. 5l6i2
ST. John St, Friday in Boyer Mem
orial Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Misses and Juniors Refers

ff-picked REFERS for the younger set. Black,
red, blue, brown REFERS as smoothly scuIptued as
your trim young figures can stand See the Twin
button" with new dropped shoulder, high button
closing. Also the. precious one with cotton VEL
veteen. collars ond cuffs, others sef-trnnnoed in
brown or blue! Sizes 9 to 20
1915
REEFERS-one importont chapter in our great fur
less coat collection at s2o75 Box coots, Chester
fields boused models, every wanted new Silhouette,
fabric and color
JelePs coet Shop Third Floor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Women Voters
To Gather FRIDAY

LOUIS MIRIANI will speak
on Home Rule" and Judge
George +. Bushnell OF the Michi-
gan supreme court will discuss
Constitutional Revision" in a
meeting of the League Of
Women Voters Friday at 2 p. m.
in the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Information on congressional
candidates and broadsides on
taxation. initiation and price con-
troll will be distributed. Mrs.
Orville Bond will explain how
the broadsides can be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
BuhI-Hieks NuptiaI

Mrs. Ralph L. Khuen and her
daughter, Caroline Byers. OF
Valley View lane, left Tuesday
for Phoenix. Ariz.. where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Bull
OF Linden road have announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Margaret Alice. 10 Ensign
Robert w. Hicks of Norfolk.
Va. who is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Hicks of Brazil. Ind
Miss Bull is a graduate of
Frances Sinner Junior College
and of Michigan State College
and her fiance is a graduate Of
Purdue University.
They will be married Novem-
Der 4 az St. Pauls Memorial
Church in Detroit. Miss Bull is
10 be the guest Of honor at a
tea and shower Sunday after
noon given by Mrs. Victor
Hughes of Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann Of
Los Angeles. who formerly lived
in Birmingham, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
1t. Stark Back

1t. Neil Stark has had a short
leave this week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stark OF
Madison avenue. He graduated
from officers school in Virginia
last week and will 60 on TO New
Jersey the first OF the week.
Mrs. Stuart Nails is the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w.
Neumann of Henley drive, for a
fortnight.
In honor OF the birthday of
Nancy N eum ann, Jeri-Lou
Smith entertained a group OF
girls at luncheon at the Detroit
Athletic Club this noon. Also
honoring Nancy on her birthday
Anne Ballentine entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. Ballentine. in Popple-
ton road. Guests include Jeri-
Lou Smith, Bud Keller. Charles
Matthews, Jim Vaughan. Pat
ricia De Vault and Bob Little.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Peggy Anderson. Sorosis

Collegiate Sorosis pledges are
Peggy Anderson, Mary Brier,
Julie Jennings, Marta Krejci,
Mickey Kuenchenmeister, Joyce
Sibley. Madeline Vibbert. Betty
Mathers. Ruth Mary Pichard
and Marjorie Rutherford.
Delta Gamma pledged Patricia
Clark, Patricia Fearnley. Molly
Hunter. Betty Jane Scott, Kath-
crime Trip. Mary Caroline Ul-
rich and Charlotte Conover.
Zeta Tau Alpha pledges in
cluded Elizabeth Decker, Eliza
beth Woodward and Marjorie
Shaw.
Gamma Phi Beta pledged
Helen Stevens. Ruth Hodges,
Jane Mccarthy. Libby Davis,
Patty Spore. Susan Mason and
Gerry Lawson.
Pledges of Kappa Alpha Theta
are Nita Carrittee, Carol Grade.
Barbara Piper and Shirley Zim-
mer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Sto|Iterss,
Kept Busy
In War JOBS
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. "a.

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. "a.
THE Thomas T. Stollberg home
= on Henrietta street is one OF
the busiest IN Birmingham these
days since Mrs. Stollberg was
appointed general chairman of
the dance a group of young
married people will give Novem-
Der IA for the benefit Of the
USO.
Members OF the committee
meet often at the Stollberg
home, and il has happened each
time that Tom is having an air
raid warden meeting at the
same time.
Birmingham Golf Club. where
the dance will be held, has al
ready donated a goodly sum for
the project, besides donating the
ballroom.
Other members OF the COM
mittee include Mrs. Thomas ].
Usher III, Mrs. John r. Hutton.
Mrs. John Hammond, Mrs. Will
liam L. Martin. Mrs. Marc Par
sons, Mrs. John L. Shepherd.
Mrs. William Burgum and Ruth
porritt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
tBss,ries studio)

N. has as her guest Mrs. Robert
Miller of ST. Louis, Mo-, whose
husband, Major Miller, Is with
the air force in Europe.
Buffers Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. But
Ter OF Penrod road are home
from Moore Field. Tex, where
they went 10 see George w. Jr.
receive his wings Lieutenant
Butler, a fighter pilot, is now in
Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Richardson
OF Rosemont road returned last
week from West frankfort, III.
where they were the guests of
Mrs. Richardson's sister Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Allen. They also
went 10 Columbia 10 visit their
daughter Elaine. a freshman at
Stephens College.
Mrs. George Charlton Of Ash
ton road enjoyed her four-day
stay in Cleveland and Canton,
o.. where she visited friends.
Hazfl Wallace, a freshman at
DenniSon University, came home
10 be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Wallace of Breton
drive. on Sweetest Day. so her
father will return the visit and
be her guest on Fathers Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Mrs. Wallace Heads
Gems Entertainers

ROSEDALE PARK, Oct. "a.
MRS. NEIL WALLACE Of
AVA Breton drive was chairman
OF the successful affair given
Friday evening for Rosedale
Parks teen age crowd with Mrs.
Martin G. CHAP, of Edinbor-
ough road acting as vice chair
man. Mr. Wallace and Mr..
Chaplin were on the committee
and so were:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
AIbsrt Blau v. G. Enught
X. q. Brown Edwin Hussn
2 X s es,yno~.,h C. Z. Paul p Mute; sSat.n
Ralph cranston Wendell Smith
Lsster Downis
Those participating were Mari
Ign Summerlee, Bill Vallett,
Betty O'Leary, Chuck Hendries.
John Chaplin. who came home
from u. OF M. for the frolic and
beaued Cesily West; Neil Wal
lace, Barbara Fox. Norma Craw-
ford. Bill Marvin. Barbara
McIsaac. Jim Mulkey. Harriet
Stephens. Don French. Dorothy
Teller, Bob Place. Phyll Juer-
gems, Frank Marshall, Joyce
Brown. Betty Ann Applehoff,
Bob Henderson, Barbara Blau.
Jack Ringstead. Isobelle Davies.
Annabelle Livermore, l. or e n
Bloetscher and many more.
Mrs. Chappell Feted
w. ]. Chappell OF Warwick
road surprised Mrs. Chappell on
her birthday with a supper party
Sunday evening. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Tullsen. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Walker and MIR.
and Mrs. William Boggess.
IL was Dads Weekend at st.
Johns Military Academy so ?.
l.. Radcliffe of Grandville road
went 10 Delafeld. Wis. TO visit
his son, Cadet John J. Radcliffe,
who. like his dad before him, Is
becoming quite a football player.
Mrs. John Nitsche is home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L. Radcliffe, for the duration.
Her husband, Captain Nitsche, is
flying a bomber overseas. Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
b Agnes Brown Pledged

. Alpha Epsilon Phrs list In
cluded Agnes Ann Brown.
Deborah Springer and Luaine
Berman.
Alpha Gamma Delta pledged
Lois Anne Watkins, Eleanor Ed
wards. Suzanne Gouzie and
Ruth Schleh.
Pledging Alpha Omicron Pi
were Marjorie Giefel. Mary
Elizabeth Whitlock. Florence
Light and Gloria Jacobus.
Alpha Phis pledged ] e a n
Burden and Alpha XII Delta, FL
len Cooper and Jane johnson.
Chi Omega pledged Mary
Helen Bradshaw. Harriet Fishel.
Joyce Livermore, Mary Lou
Meeker. Barbara Novy. Mary
Worsham, Donna May Zarbock
and Ann Marie Harmon.
Delta Delta Delta pledges
are Dorothy Whitlock and Mary
Lou Kimble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
M Sororities
Pledge Many
Detroit rs ~
ANN ARBOR, Oct. "a.

DANHELLENIC pledge lists
= came out this week after IL
days of intensive rushing. the
a n o u C en- ents partially
drowned in the relieved signs
OF actives. rushees and profess
sors, all Of whom suffered from
the prolonged session.
Only 120 women were
pledged. freshman rushing be-
ing deferred until the second
semester. Transfer and upper
class women's lists, however.
included full quota OF De-
troiters. j..
Alpha Chi Omega pledged
Katherine Butman, Mary Hane
Willard. Phyllis Banbrook, Bar
bara Gross, Jane Scholes.
Martha Elliott. Elaine Rathbun.
Violet Miller and Virginia
White.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Home for Wedding

Bobette Wiley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Wiley
OF Hamilton drive, came home
Thursday for the weekend from
Sarah Lawrence College at
Bronxville. N. Y. She was maid
Of honor at the Fisher-O' Rourke
wedding on Saturday and
hostess at the rehearsal dinner
Thursday evening at the Fox
and Hounds Inn.
Mrs. Edward A. Hannum OF
Cleveland Heights, O., arrived
Monday to spend a week with
her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Brandt
OF X ennes saw avenue. Mr..
Brandt came home for a short
stay last week from San Diego
and Fort Worth, Tex. where he
is spending most OF his time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

sympathizers have been arrested.
Vichy police under orders Of the
German Gestapo are now trying TO
round up the rest.
"Any official expressing an opin-
lon against Germany or Japan is
dismissed. The secretary general to
the government Is among those
jailed. Ships from Japanese-con-
trolled French 1ndo-China call at
Diego-Suarez for supplies Of graph
ite."
Denies Report
Vichy, France, April 23-(UP) -
The Vichy admiralty issued o denial
today OF Russian reports" that
there had been fights between Ger
man and French sailors OF Toulon,
the great French Mediterranean
naval base, that German sailors
had arrived at Toulon, and that
Grench warships had been turned
over to Germany.
Sewers Relations
johannesburg, April 23-(UP)-
The union OF South Africa has
broken off relations with the Vichy
government now headed by Pierre
Laval, 1t was announced ct Pretoria
today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
No Short Rationing Of
Gas Is Ickes' Belief
Continued from Page y

mean disaster" to New England's
$500 900 900 recreation business, .ho-
tel men commended today as they
Joined the Automobile Legal Asso-
citation In protesting q federal ON
cials against discrimination"
The ALA said the new plan was
"wholly out Of proportion with the
hardShips which are imposed on
other sections Of the country" and
charged that Canada Is obtaining
more gas from the United States
than New England.
General Manager william A. Thu
bodeau wired Price Administrator
Leon Henderson that I'VE do not ex-
pset that o business as usual policy
can be followed (but) we do expect
any restrictions to be imposed in q
fair and impartial manner" He
urged that additional tank cars be
transferred here from the central
states.
Managing Editor Willard II. Davis
OF the Hotel and Railroad News
said hundreds of hotels In New Eng
land have hired help and made
other contracts-all Of which would
be void II the five-gallon-a-week
plan goes through.
"The government needs money,
needs tax money. 1t asks us to keep
the nation At" Davis said. "Well,
1t can't pay taxes and 1t can't keep
a nation 1T on five gallons Of gas
week."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
Congress Sidetracks
Almost Everything
CONTINUED from Pase y

price charged Ia March win prevail
"a 81 items except for q few food
nrodgcls such 81 perishable vege-
tables and fruits.
HatlonAng - No moro "joy-riding"
VA eastern states, Ratloning OF gas
nlln0 - between 2 Ia and 5 gallons
PEI week per car. - begins May IS,
sugar rationlng start May 8 - one.
half pound per week per person. Mr.,
Roosevelt "a expected TO propose q
plan Cor eventual ratlonlng Of all
consumer goods.
New Cooperation Tax
Taxes - The House Ways and
Means committees experts are pre-
pairing . new corporation tax plan
which may increase the treasury6
top rs per cent excess profits tax
rate 10 30 per cent. Mr.. Roosevelt
Is expected 10 recommend o 90 per
cent tax rate on corporate earnings
exceeding six per cent Of capitals
nation.
The effect OF the disclosures
about the program the President Is
considering was best illustrated by
the Ways and Means committee. u
started yesterday TO write the l9a2
war revenue bill, but most members
said privately that the committees
decisions now must await the Prest-
dents message,
Colin u, STAN, leader OF the COM
anlttee's tax experts, revealed plans
for q substitute for the treasury's
corporation tax plan. One member
OF the committee understood that
IN addition TO raising the excess
profits tax rate, II would involve
lower normal and surtNX rates than
those suggested by the treasury,
SIust Halt Initiation
Mr., Roosevelt first revealed his
plans for hating the inflationary
trend at his conference with legis-
latlve leaders last Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

He said he hoped this would act
as O new incentive for consumers TO
convert TO coal wherever possible.
Iekes pointed out that the "un-
fortunate" report that motorists
would be limited to 2A TO five gal
Ions OF gasoline weekly did not come
from Henderson, but from some
poor prophet who went beyond
Henderson" (T'he figures were CIV
en- by an OPA spokesman
He said he had approved the
temporary card ratoning program
IN q telephone conversation with
Henderson yesterday, .
Asked what would happen TO SUI
burhan residents who depend upon
their automobiles to get to work,
Ickes said 1.-THE first cut will be on
use OF automobiles for pleasure, but
we certainly don't want to make II
impossible for people to get TO
work."
DeplOred Failure
Ickes deplored the failure Of the
now defunct supply priorities and
ALLEGATIONS board 10 approve his
plan for construction OF pipeline
to the east coast last year, Had 1t
been approved, he said, the line
would now be completed.
He added that he would renew
an application for q 24-inch line
but Indicated that he was not too
optimistic that 1t would be APP
proved by the War Production
Board.
He said that the storage facili-
ties In gulf ports are so jammed
with gas and oil that cannot be
transported to consuming areas
that I'VE may have TO pump gaso-
line back into the wells again"
In approving the gas rationing
plan yesterday Ickes and other gov
eminent officials joined in Issuing
statement which said that tho
United States no longer will risk
the lives OF sailors so that civilians
can have gasoline TO go 10 o bridge
party or to o bali game.
The ratloning order will affect
almost 100000 automobile opera
tors In the east about the total
number In the world outside the
United States. Many will have TO
use other means Of transportation.
Most Of the gasoline used In the
east has been supplied by tankers
which have 10 sail through the sub
marIne-infested Atlantic. Most OF
the ships sunk off the Atlantic coast
have been tankers. Curtailment OF
non essential use OF gasoline in the
east will ease q shipping situation
that has been growing more acute
since the war began.
The joint statement was issued
by Chairman Donald M. Nelson, OF
the War Production Board; Pc
troIeum Coordinator Harold l..
Ickes; Price Administrator Leon
Henderson; Chairman Emory s.
Land Of the Maritime Commission,
and Defense Transportation Direc-
tor Joseph B. Eastman.
Summer Resorts Hurt
Boston, April 20 - (U.P) - The
proposed strict rationing OF gasoline
along the eastern seaboard would
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

Continued from Page u
G. r. 81 L. Lines, took a strike vote
yesterday In seven cities)
Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Mayhem, IN a
statement today, claimed that at a
conference held Monday, Mr.. Carr
refused to sign the articles Of ar
bitration" which would set forth
what points are to be decided BY the
arbitration board. Until the COM
pany agrees to what the issues are,
they said, there can be no arbitra-
ton.
The union has advanced four
point program:
u A wage increase from 10 cents
to 81 an hour. (Union sources say
the company has offered four-cent
raiSe.)
y A union shop.
81 A pension system.
q Arbitration Of disputes.
Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Mayhem said
In their statement that the union
will be glad" to name an arbitra-
tor when mfr. Carr Is ready to sign
that these are the questions in dis
pute."
The company union contract
signed last summer expired March
81, Mr.. Kelly said.
Following Is today,s statement by
Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Mayhem:
Three Man Board
'Three man board to hear what
dispute between the G. r. a. L.
Company and the Amalgamated
Association Of Street Electric and
Railway and Motor Coach Employees
Of America"
"AGr. Carr, vice-president Of the
G. r. g. l.. Co., on the afternoon Of
April 20, 1912, refused to sign the
articles Of arbitration setting forth
the questions Of dispute, which in
cluded the questions:
81. What the wages Of employees
covered by our agreement should be.
"2. A union shop which would
provide that all employees become
members Of the union after 80 days.
"3. A pension providing for men
who have reached the age Of 60 and
IS years after having completed 20
and IS years Of service. The total
amount asked would be $50 per
month: the basis Of the pension
would be figured on the Social Sc
curity pension and the company
would have to make UP the differ
ence between what q man gets from
the Social Security Board and $50
per month.
The fourth question was that any
controversy or dispute that could
not be settled by negotiation should
be settled by q board OF arbitration.
When Mr.. Carr Is ready 70 sign
that these are the questions In dis
pute we will be glad to arbitrate and
name our arbitrator according TO
our agreement o. July Z. aeAl. set
ting forth the procedure og arbitTa-
tion."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

CONTINUED from Page y
was indicated that as usual, these
men, officially called Jews and
Communists" would be picked out
OF the most skilled French work.
men and sent to Germany to do
forced labor in war factories.
The Berlin radio indicated that
Vichy chief of government Pierre
Laval had already started his ex-
pected campaign to weed out and
punish ruthlessly elements suspected
even moral opposition to the Axis.
It said that Marseilles military
court yesterday sentenced two
Communist" youths to 20 years i'm
prisonment at hard labor and 20
years of exile for illegal propagan-
da activity"
Reign Of Terror
London, April 23-CUP)-A Daily
Express dispatch, dated Tananarive.
French (Vichy) Madagascar off the
southeast coast Of Africa, said to-
day that orders flashed from Ia
val headquarters at Vichy have led
to a reign Of terror throughout
Madagascar"
In its dispatch, which 1t said had
been 'relayed by courier to South
Africa and was the first from Mad
agascar since the fall Of France,
the newspaper said:
"Since Japan broke into the In
dian ocean hundreds Of Free French