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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23
Prilagaci KOnvencijskog. Banketa.
Ogranak Akron, Ohio.

SaOlrna llSCa, DfOJ II, SdhuPio
N. Corie: N. Coric $25.00 E. Co
ric $500. Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, b,oj So, sakupio
M. Bozic: M. Bozic $500, J. Coye-
ia $500, Fina Bozic $1.00 i D. D.
Silaski $500. Ukupno $14.OO.
Sabirna lista, broj 81 sakupio ].
Arbet: M. Deustch $500 J. Ar
bet $1,000. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 1856, sakupio
D. Rukavina: D. Rukavina $500,
G. D. Kostoff $1.O0, M. T. zikic
$500, w. Brajkovic $500, c. Sur
manovic Soc, T. j. Radalia Soc,
Barbara Bankovic Soc, Julia Ra-
dalia SOC, ]. Oberovic Soc, 0.
Conley Csc, w. H. Andrews 25c.,
L. w. Andrews Csc, R. Adkins
25c., V. Vranesevic $500, Anna
Tonic SOC, M. Sudar Soc, Cathe-
rine Marchewka Csc, S. Jureko-
vic Soc, P. Spear 35c., i G. Pay
tar soc. Ukupno $14.95.
Sabirna lista, broj 1877: j. Mi
tic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 1873, sakuplo
M. Kapit: M. Kapic $1,000, C..
Konstandinovic S1.O0, M. Silaski
s1.OO. S. Ciric $1.OO, E. Segedin-
ski s1.00. Ukupno $14.00.
Sabirna lista, broj 18o, sakuplo
Sam Dadovic: j. Hagenreiter 81
90, G. Momirov $1.00, S. Antuno-
vic $1,000, G. Dimitroff S1.00, R.
Bible $1,000, S. Adamov $500. '.
Subiein s1.OO, Steve Dadovic So
90, Sam Dadovie $1,000. Ukup-
nc $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 100. sakupio
N. Ruzic: N. Ruzie $4,000, S. To-
dorovie $1,000 X. Salcak $500.
Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj $50, sakupio
E. Galko: E. Galko $500, S. Far
kas $500 NJ. Borovitz $500. u
kupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broi 452, sakupio
Z. Malivuk: Roza Simic Gu spo-
men svoga upokojenog supruga
Stevana Simica) $4,000, Z. Mali
vuk $4,000, Milenko Tonic $1,000
i B. Bogic $4,000. Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 451, sakupio
l.. Stefanovic: L. Stefancvic SlO.-
90. N. Petosevic $1,000, N. Gugoff
$500. z. Lake $500, 7. Elcoff
$500, T. Stefanoff $500, Milenko
Tonic $500 P. Panic $500. U
kupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 453, sakupio
j. Tesic: J. Tesic $500, S. Babic
$4,000, L. Tompa $1.O0, S. Poeuca
$1,000, D. D. Silasky $500, E. Jo-
nos s25OO. N. A. Dominas $500,
Nj. Miller $500 i Michael Polus-
eev s1.OO. Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj Asa, sakuplo
]. Stefanov: J. Stefanov $1,000,
S. Bozin $1,000. Ukupno S25.oo.
Sabirna lista, broj ass. sakuplo
C. Besser: L. Vuic $500, NJ. Ma
tic $1,000 i C. Besser $28.OO. u
kupno $4,000.
Svega Ogranak Akron $537.95.
Ogranak Bellwood, Ill.
Sabirna lista, broj 307, saku-
pio G. sulentic: S. Knezevic So
90, NJ. Cargonja $500, M. Furlan
$1,000, M. Popovic $1,000, S. Mus
tapic $500, P. S. Polovina $500
i D. Popovich and Family $500.
Ukupno $4,000.
Ogranak Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sabirna lista, broj III, sakuplo
J. Sternthal: J. Olga Sternthal
$500, L. sibul $500 M. Salac
$1.0O. Ukupno $41.O0.
Sabirna lista, broj 158, saku-
pio A. Mishak: A. Mishak $500 !
C. Ehrhard $1.OO. Ukupno $500
Svega Ogranak Cincinnati S44.-
90.
Ogrpnak Milwaukee, Wis.
Sabirna lista, broj 367, sakupio
n. Dockman: N. Dockman $1,000,
V. Siladi $500, J. Yurisic $500,
J. Lentz s1.OO i J. Turtle $1.0O.
Ukupno $21.00.
sabirna lista, broj 1853, sakupili
Theresa NJ. Karlovic: A. i ).
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23

SaDlfna llSta, bfOJ o4i: ". Do-
bricevic $1,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 348, sakupi-
Ii G. Magdit Anna Toseff: c.
Storm Sl.OO, s. Crnovic $500,
Magdie Familija $500, T. Mijano-
vic SOC, F. Schnur $1.0O, P. Co
rones SOC, B. C. soc, G.. Sulentic
S1.00, G. Dobriceyic S1.OO, A. Ka-
rugija S1.OO, G.. Toseff $500, J.
A. Kushleff S1.00, T. Anderson
SOC, K. B. Markoff $1.OO, Vera
Kokotan SOC, f. Gross Csc, r.
| Miianovic 25c. Ukupno $23.00.
Svega Ogranak East Chicago
$3.50.
Ogranak Steubenville, o.
Sabirna lista, broi 395, sakupio
B. Ivkovi6 (Mc Keesport, Pa.) ::
A. Nasteff s1.0O, G. Gieszy s1.00,
r. Rauman S1.00 A. R. SOC, ].
Boyle soc, F. Peterson Sl.O0, G..
c. Barnes S1.00, J. N. s1.O0, +.
Szeg SOC, i &. Ivkovic $3.50. T.
kupno $1,000.
Sabirna lista. broi 3sG. sakupila
Hermina Barac: NJ. Brasenovit
$500, l.. Anderson $500, G.. Radu-
| lCvic $500, G.. Buretz $500 i
Hermina Barat $500. Ukupno
$4,000.
Sabirna lista, broi 3S7, satupi-
Ii Mrvos i Sobat: l.. Mrvos $500.
G.. Sobat $500. NJ. Burlakis ST.
90, H. Brostman $500, A. Sauer
s1.00, NJ. Barat $500, N. Bcb6eff
S10O, NJ. Krrit S1O0, S. Yukic
sl.OO, G. Klari5 sl.OO, Slavka kr-
nic soc. r. Marijanovic sl.00.
Ukupno $3.50.
Sabirna lista. broj 38S. sakupl-
la Anna Be2k: NJ. Burlakis $500,
Mary Brozovic $500. S. Vignje-
vic $500, Beuk familija $500. NJ.
Smoljanovic $500, L. Anderson
s1.00, S. kotur S1.00, NJ. Bobceff
s1.00, J. Derosky S1.0O, NJ. Kira-
sic $500, Soka Ralic S100, M. Ba-
rae S1.OO n. Malbasa S1.00. u
kupno S31.O0.
Sabirna lista, broi $50, sakupio
M. Krnic: Krnic familiia $500.
r. Marjanovic S100, S. Boric SOC,
n. Cekinovic SOC, Friend $500, S.
Lazic 75c., G. Jaksic Soc, S. Wig
njevic 75c,, M. Vorkapic Csc, G..
Stakor 25c., n. Lalit S1.5O, P. =
para van kazana" SOC, L. Mrvos
S1.O0, G. sobat S1.00, A. Lapce-
vic S1.OO, T. Ribar $500, Milica
Cekinovic 25c., Dorothy Ribar ST.
90 P. Glumac 75c. Ukupno 500
SO.
Sabirna lista, broj 800, sakupi-
la Cveta Divic: Cveta Divic S.
90, NJ. Divic $500, NJ. Friend 81
90, J. Brostman $500, Mildred W.
juncvic $500, L. Anderson $500,
S. Yukic S1.OO, NJ. Smoljanovic
S1.0O, Mildred Lecko 75c., T. Ri
bar S1.00, M. Brasenovic $500,
Cveta Stipanovic $1.00, M. Vuk-
Sic Soc, S. Vignjenovie $1.00 R.
Brdar $500. Ukupno $29.25.
Svega Ogranak Steubenville
s135.25.
Ogranak Youngstown, O.
Sabirna lista, broi 1893, sakupi-
Ii J. sestok J. Busdon: J. i Rose
sestok $500, ]. Busdon $1,000,
J. Bauman $1,000, P. Sharkey S5.-
90, S. Kovacevic $500, F. Savic
$1,000, J. Prize $500, A. Premec
$1.O0, A. i K. sostaric $500, A.
Nevestic $500 i NJ. Bartolovic
$500. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 395, sakupio
l. Gotal: V. Milic $1,000, D. Ra-
kas $500, l. Gotal s1.OO, A. NAL
cevic $1.oO, G. Opacit $1.00 i A..
Barber SOC. Ukupno $3.50.
Sabirna lista, broj 41O: S. Grad
ski $500.
Svega Ogranak Youngstown
$1O4.5O.
ST. Louis, Mo.
Sabirna lista, broj 1896, sakupio
Ch. Kucan: S. Kelman $1.00, M.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23

KTdIdkd, hIuUVSd3 HAoPe' PoJ~
dinaca ma konvencijskom banke-
tn, priredjenom korist WEEK
LY PEOPLE-a, glavnog organa
S. L. P.
OGRANCI: Akron $4,000, De-
troit $4,000, Milwaukee $4,000,
Steubenville $4,000, Los Angeles
sl72.OO, Youngstown $125.00, Lac
kawanna $4,000. Bellwood $50
90. Hoboken $45.0O, New York
$4,000, East Chicago $4,000, Chi
cago s25.OO, Dayton $25.0O, Gin
cinnati $4,000, Cleveland, $115.00.
KLUBOVI r. B.: Milwaukee
$4,000, Detroit $4,000 Chicago
$500.
GRUPE: Sekcija Wayne County
$4,000, Bugarski Ogranak Detroit
$25.OO, Weekly People Club Steu-
benville $500, West Side Weekly
People Club Detroit $1,000, High
land Park Weekly People Club
$1,000. Madjarski Ogranak Detroit
$1,000, Klub Rabotniceske Prosve-
te Detroit $1,000, Weekly People
Club Lackawanna $1,000, A Mum
kas klub $1,000, Weekly People
Glib Cleveland $500.
POJEDINCI. Theo. Rado $65.-
90, P, Manzeta $4,000, Familija
Katie $25.OO, l. Studen $25.00.
Horvath Sr. & Jr. $500, Theo
Grove $4,000, Walbridge $4,000,
Milenko Tonic $4,000, Chas. Di-
mixer Jr. $4,000, A. Mishak $l5.-
90, G.. Sulentic $500, Francis
Bogdan $500. husband and wife
$4,000, Familija Wick $500, D..
Pankoff, bratski delegat Bugarske
Federaciie s. L. P. $11.O0, M.
Karlovie S11.O0.
PO $1,000: Ch. Kucan, J. Rudez.
Com. Turnow, Passo, l. Boberic,
G. Dobricevic, Chas. Diniker ST.,
L. Petrovic, E. Radjenovic, NJ.
Jerkovic, J. Arbet, J. Klaic, n.
Petrovic, M. Bodic, D. Stanojev,
J. Mite, Mary i Ljubko Stevin, J..
~Mesic, Bro Milijev, J. Tesic, P.
Stojanoff, P. Gruie K. S. Culic. P.
Cotic $500.
Pc $500: NJ. Brlas, Familija
Erdeljan, Milan Tonic, T. Grama-
tikoff, Zorka Stefanov, M. Vass,
Kruzi, J. Curulic, Bentley family,
j. Elieff, S. Crnovie, M. STAN
koff, T. Martinovic, V. Bunkoff,
Anthony Koss, Voinov, N. Ruzic,
Mr.. & Mrs. Fritich, J. scepovic,
Nanovski, NJ. Kovac, A. La Fluer.
G. Nozic, T. Jelusic, ]. Begovic,
Zeler, T. Stepanoff, M. Belle, P.
Vracarevic, J. Medved, S. Dja-
kulovic, l. Penceff, Milton Da-
wilson, Tulin, J. Biro, J. Vers, v.
Mileff, A. Chenoweth, A. Sim, G.
Fradel, F. Helen Troha, E. W.
kotic. B. Radov, D. Rukavina, Ma
ry Slepcevic, V. Kolaric, P. Polo
vina, N. Dokman, P. Kapitz, Mi
lica Mijanovie, Mary Pirincin,
Florinoff, Anka Bachman, 3. Gu
rulic, Kapugija Jr., Sida Mary
Koic, C. Mirosavljevic, Geo. Hor-
vath Jr., L. StefaRovie, NJ. Krnic,
Anka Beuk, Evalyn scepovic, B.
Roksandic, Anna Pavlecic, M. Gu
cic, D. Rose Panjkovic, J. Matte,
S. Pribic, NJ. Russity, A. Grbac,
l.. Naglic, Familija Kapugija i M.
Andric. Julia Cherwinsky $4.00.
Po $500: Ray Dorothy Mia
movie, Slavka Popova, Popovski,
J. Crkvenac, Valeeff, L. Kapeta-
movie, J. Sim. Ed. Gross $3.50.
Pc $500: l. Stanceff, V. Elias,
Kinkoff, Katie Primo, Mary Bu-
ha, VIM. Perley, M. Vidovic, J.
Koss, l. Gotal, Sam Dadovie, G..
Stipanovic, L. Mrvos, Emilia Nj
kolic, J. Vers, Ribar, Volceff, He
len Radjenovic, Mr. Mrs. Bra
Sic, Mary B. Slepcevic, P. Ivanoff,
Petric, Gakulov, Natalija Grin,
NADIA Zorka Katie, F. S. Mia
movie.
Pc $1.O0: T. Mijanovic. S. Ciz-
masevic, drugarica Golub, Little
James Koss, Mary Brlas.
UKUPNO $3.5SS.50.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23

Ogrpnak Milwaukee, Wis.
Sabirna lista, broj 367, sakuplo
n. Dockman: N. Dockman $1,000,
V. Siladi $500, J. Yurisic $500,
J. Lentz S1.OO i J. Turtle $1.OO.
Ukupno $21.00.
Sabirna lista, broj 1853, sakuplll
Theresa NJ. Karlovic: A. i S.
Schoch $1,000, C. Slavujevic $1O.-
90, F. Mary Jonas $1,000, A. i
Mary Jonas $500, Ermenc Funeral
Home $500, John Schaff & Son
Funeral Home $500, Mary j NJ.
Surkoff $500, M. Lembach $500,
T. Sarafimof $500, P. Walent So
90, S. H. $500, Julia G. Timm
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Stephensons at ST. Clair

Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Stephen
son of Longfellow avenue spend
much of their time at their
summer home az St. Clair.
Miss Betty Stephenson gave
a house party recently at the
family summer residence for
classmates at Miss Newman's
School.
Those present were:
Joyce FbllnK Barbara Rosen-
Jacoueline Merritt thaler
Jean Gust Norma Wittelshofer
Jeanne sutton Mary Gray
Miss Kay Scanlon returned
recently from Saugatuck, where
she was the guest OF Miss Vir-
ginia Martin.
Miss Mary Wittliff, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. +. WItfiff of
Rutland road. just returned
from Saugatuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Palmer
have left for a months stay at
Colorado Springs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Popular Young Officer
Honor Guest Recent y
At Picnic Party
BY THE DowAGER

NJHILE home on leave, 1t.
w Charles Frogner Of the
ferry command has been the
center of many gala parties.
1t. Frogner has served on
much foreign duty. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Frogner of Lauder avenue.
At a recent picnic given in
his honor the guest list in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ali
Der and daughter, Marylou; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Grismer and
daughters, Marilyn. Elizabeth
and Carol; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Chapel and daughter. Nancy,
and son, william; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Fraser and daughter,
Jeanne. and son, 1t, Daniel Fra
ser, home on leave from Okla
homa: Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Reagan: Mrs. Albert Booming
and daughter, Barbara; and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Egan and
son, Lawrence.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Phyllis Golfer
At Band Concert.

PHYLLIS Golfer. soprano.
a pupil of Madame Goeta jung
berg, and an employe Of General
Motors, will be a featured artist
in the Sunday night program
of the Detroit Federation of
Musicians band, conducted by
Herbert Straub, from the Belle
Isle bandstand, starting at Sis
p. m.
Other features of the pro-
gram list Roy NJ. Miller, assist
ant professor Of music education
at Wayne University, taking the
baton to guest conduct his own
composition "Elegie Militaire.
Also featured viii be the fed
Grafton saxophone quintet.
The program for Sunday night
follows:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
1-Libussa Overture Smetana
CO. Night and Day Cole Porter
Miss Phyllis COlter, soyrapo
t-selecti0ns ftom Robe Hsrie Friml
INTERMISSION
B-Elegie MiiitAffe Rdy " Mifef
Mr. Miller conducting
S-(a) To a Wild Ruse MaCDowen
(b) When Day is Done KatsCher
larra, HaTger}
Baxophone Quintet Arthur Moranz, Jack
Cooper. Harry Nivens. Harold stan
zee, Earle HarEer
T--Hungariap Rhapsody No. ! LNzt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Beef or Pork Liver
As Good as Calves

onion. Season to taste. Cover
and cook slowly Is minutes.
Uncover and cook Is minutes
longer, until liver is tender and
sauce is thickened. Serves 6.
One pound beef liver, / cup
thick white sauce, a cup cooked
rice or mashed potatoes, - tea
spoon paprika, l teaspoon onion
juice, u teaspoon pepper, y
teaspoon salt, l teaspoon lemon
juice, l egg. i cup cooked to-
matoes and butter or margarine.
Chop or grind liver. Combine
with white sauce, rice and sea-
sonings. Add beaten egg. Shape
into flat Pinch patties. Place in
shallow baking dish, cover with
tomatoes and dot with butter.
Bake in a moderate oven 1850
degrees) 80 minutes. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

CALVES LIVER with bacon
~ or onions has long been a
favorite of many But as a re-
suit Of its great popularity, it
has become Scarcer and higher.
So it is time for you to learn
more about the other types of
liver on the market.
Beef and pork liver are both
highly nutritious. They are just
as good for you too as the
calves, and can be just as flavor
full if you take care in their
preparation and choose appetiz-
ing recipes.
One pound sliced pork liver,
flour, 3 tablespoons lard, 2 cups
tomatoes. 2 tablespoons chopped
onion and salt and pepper.
Dip liver in flour; brown in
hot lard. Add tomatoes and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Andrew Kronk Of Livernois
avenue, and Mrs. E. NJ. Hayes
of Winthrop drive, will leave
Aug. IS for Camp Talahi, near
Brighton.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ance will be Miss Joyce Hart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hart.
Misses Adele Kronk and
Hilda Hayes. daughters Of Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Home for Christening

Sgt. Rieg is on a Today leave.
Miss Carolyn Ratigan. daugh-
ter of Mrs William A. Ratigan,
will become the bride Of ID. Jo-
Seph McQuaid Jr, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. j. McQuaid Of
Denver. Aug. 2S, at 10 a. m, in
Gesu Church.
a wedding breakfast and re-
ception will follow at Dearborn
Inn.
Mr. and. Mrs. Paul T. ISley
Jr. are residing in San Diego,
where they went after their
marriage in June.
Mrs. Isley is the former Ruth
Ratigsn. MIR. Isicy is training
with the Navy Air Corps.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Winifred Keevan Leaving

Miss Winifred Jean Keevan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Keevan of Anapole drive, a
senior at Marygrove College.
will spend the latter part of
August with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hadis
at the Lake Erie Country Club
near Amherstberg, Ont.
Miss Christine Lesperance,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
J. Lesperance, will leave today
for trip through Canada.
Travelling with Miss Lesper-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Corinne Ashley TO Wed

Miss Corinne Ashley. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ash
ley. will speak her nuptial vows
10 Clement Carney, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Carney OF Dex-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Miss Maliszewski
Entertains Guest

MILDRED MALISZEWSKI
of Bedford road entertained at
a buffet supper and bridge party
Friday evening in honor of her
house guest, Ginny Gould of Mt.
Prospect. III. The girls are
classmates at DeniSon Univer-
sity.
Among those attending the
party were:
MISSES
Doris Gems Janet thl
Mary Jane Barrows Holly Burgess
Mary J. Mckenzie shirley Anderson
Shirley Sickels Jean McConachie
June Retzlah Andrea Quan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ter boulevard, Aug. q, in St.
Leo's Church.
Mrs. Richard Johnson will be
matron of honor and Misses
Eleanor and Virginia Ashley
will be bridesmaids.
I.lfonse Carney, brother of
the bridegroom-elect, Will be
the best man and the guests
will be seated by George Coins
and Jerome Ashley.
A wedding breakfast will be
held at Dearborn Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen
Ashley and small daughter,
Christine Mary, will arrive
shortly from Chicamansett VIII
lage. Mass, TO attend the we'd
ding.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Working Women On Housing
LABOR UNIONS UNITE
IN WAR RELIEF FUND

New York City-A joint meeting of
Grafton of Labor, the CIO, and Rail
road Brotherhoods. held here to launch
Il drive for II S4,OOO,OOO war relief
fund, was hailed as a forerunner of Il
reunited labor movement throughout
the country.
Two hundred and fifty representa-
tiveS of the unions met ut Il luncheon
in the Hotel Commodore to outline
plans for the New York Labor War
Chest and it was announced that
50 100000, or half of the fund goal,
had already been contributed and
pledged by the participating unions.
Both Matthew viii, vice president
Of the American Federation of Labor,
and Sidney Hillman, former vice
president of the CIO and president Of
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America, called for united labor
movement.
"We are hopeful" said Mr.. Vol,
that through this medium in the re-
lief field there may come about a
better understanding in the economic
field, and the speedier the better-that
is, an effort toward complete labor
unity"
Mr.. VOL said that the joint relief
drive was an undertaking that SYM
bolized the friendship that could bring
the unions together, land am con-
fident that ultimately it will grow into
great organization and permanent
one for good. should regret it if this
were only temporary organization
and l hope it will grow into perma
nent institution for labor throughout
the country"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Mediation Effort Fdils

Chicago (1LNS).-EffOrts to medi-
ate the dispute between the railroads
and the Big Five operating brother
hoods over the latter's demand for a
80 per cent wage increase with mini
mum advance of SO Il day have failed
George A. Cook, chairman of tho
National URailway) Mediation Board
who has been meeting separately with
the brotherhOodS and carriers daily
said he was unable either to reach 4
settlement or to induce the parties to
arbitrate.
About 100000 employees are in
vOlyed in the Big Five'S action. in.
Guiding engineers, tiremen, conductors
ttrainmen and Switchmen.
The next step in the proceedings is
the creation of Il railway labor panel
to hear the dispute and make recon-
mendations to the President This is
the final step in the procedure under
the Railway Labor Act.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Protection OfEYes
Found Neglected
rs Per Cent Of industrial
Workers Have Defec-
tive Vision

New York City ULNS).-Industry
is overlooking recognized methods OF
protecting the eyeSght of workers, it
is revealed in a report on a study
recently made for the National So
ciety for the Prevention of blindness.
The report is published in the current
issue of The Sight-Saving Review, the
society's quarterly journal.
industrial Eye Efficiency in the
War Program is the title of the re-
plants employing approximately 1fT,
600 workers. The report was made by
Charles Z. TOlman. consulting engi-
neer for the society and past president
of the National Safety Council. III
making it public, the society directed
attention to an estimate that at least
% per cent of industrial workers have
defective, but correctible, vision.
Although front rank companies
provide good general safety facilities
they, for the most part, appear to he
unaware of the Importance of eye,
sight in industry as a managerial re-
spOnSibility," the report says.
Virtually all the plants investigates!
are carrying out most faithfully gen
eral safety procedures-such as the
maintenance of first aid facilities, EN-
ployment of safety supervisors, en-
forcement of accident prevention dulles
but inadequate provision is made for
protecting eyesight and improving
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Law To Require Factory
Cdnteens Proposed For
New York State

Albany, y. Y. GLNSD.-Amendme
OF the industrial code to require fac
tory canteenS in war plants, eXpan-
sion Of the penny milk and school
lunch programs and state inspection
of the production and sale of yitamin
pills and itamin-enriched foods are
among II recommendations in a report
submitted to the Legislature by the
Joint Legislative Committee on Nutri-
ton.
In urging mandatory canteens in
war plants. Senator Thomas G. Des-
mond, committee chairman, declared
that large numbers of war workers
are not getting adequate diets.
IF our arsenal of democracy is To
do the job of which it is capable" he
said, balanced diets for these workers
must he Il major objective of New
York state"
To accomplish this objective, the
committee urged that food served in
war-plant canteenS should not be in
cluded under rationing and that the
! temporary war nutrition service, now
part of the State War Council be re-
placed by Il permanent council in the
State Health Department.
+ As part of its broad plan for child
nutrition. the report urges that milk
and food served to children in the
schools be exempted from priority or
rationing, and be in fact supplemental
! To Il
also recommends that full days re-
quirement of vitamn - be added, as
soon as practicable. to school milk.