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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Hesk Of Dec % Box et i4s- < < star en'':'0
TRANSPORTATION desired to Syracuse
sxpsns. on Or p1 a9 "aas Dec 2Srd Will share
Young LADY desires transportation to and
frSm uni9noE Moo for the a.
COUPLE DESIRES car to drive to Los
Ansees share car and expenses inn
DRIVING ALABAMA next few days, van.
AfS aISs fns 1s:Ts
sew xNb usHD uar, III 94 ts.r,
Ss.Ssn 1! w. Sac SS Inc 1880 Wisconsin
With ps4sg sone to to west eos
about Dec. 20; references. Box BLK
you'd vc fs s o ao s0P Pra ias o. *
Emma Woodard, gag o.tWood st. se,
GENTLEMAN would like ride to Georgia
I n ChariStmas holidays; share expenses,
WANTED Transformation to Indiana polls or
pse CO. as s'5l' ADt e0m nis drivers
Pss :ss: =! q y 81 e a5 Pittsburgh around
sengers. Call Taylor 219I.
DRIVING Texas, Phoenix (Ariz) or Cali
forna near future: Southern route; room
for three Randolph $40.
MAN AND WIFE wish transportation by
auto to Chattanooga, Tenn, December 10
n H., appro sHa Reference furnished.
WILL RENT GARAGE free for ride to 9th
end Psnna AYE from Chevy Chase Circle
DRIVE CAR to Chicago, H., as your own
SeryiGeman preferred. HO. 1891
DRIVER and passengers to drive 1871
Plymouth for owner to Chicago around
Dec. 10. AID. $3.50
WOULD LIKE to ride to Miami, Fla.
NAVY COUPLE want to share expenses
With party driving to Chicago, Omaha.
Dec. %. UN. 6O67 after g. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

PORTRAITS TAKEN in your own home BY
2 professional photographer. Phone MI.
SEMI -INVALIDs, homelike atmosphere;
hot-water and air heat: day, night serv-
ice: rates reasonable. 1894 Harvard st. NV.
HATS CLEANED, remodeled, new hats to
order. fur and fabric hats made. your
material; untrimmed shapes trimmed rs
you like. Anne Hopkins. lilo r St. RIM.
sIiPcovERs,' dr.peries. upholsterins.
sse II no your home; satisfaction suaran-
VACANCY in small rest home. suitable for
couple will rent; private: excellent food
BARN BAL NO OR log CABIN. sui Suitable for New
Years Eve party. wanted by exclusive
group of IL couples. Randolph 1895.
LADY, preferably with teen-age daughter.
to take care of editors motherless home
and 2 daughters. IL and 10 yrs; per-
sonal qualifications more important than
phone number. Box fix. Star.
STUDIO UBROOM-Downtown. across
Y. w. c. A.. for evening parties: radio
photograph. voice recording and ampli-
fyinE equipment. Available for Christ
mas Affairs. Full co-operstion with. party
interested in ORGANISING select social club.
Executive 3O07. Sunday or evenings.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due To- weak
heart asthma, rheumatism aythritis.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
F ST. NEAR 18th NV.

Roominr house newly furn and deco.
rated not long ago; Is rooms baths;
good lease; should sell; $500 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
"Capitors Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 21T RE $40,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

GROCERY SURE.
40-ft.-front grocery and delieatseseR
Hospitsi: 5000 "a. 1t. in lot; stool 81
merchandise, fixtures and real estate ~
sale at S12,bo0. on terms.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
1136 Pa. Ave. NV. RI. 311A.
(O0atfnuoa On III pAeo.)
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LADIES HATS REMoDELED, blocked,
cleaned; MADE from materials. furs, felts.
Vogue Hats. 737 18th st. NV. Elk. 1911.
TEMPLE SCHOOL, MANASSAS, VA. THE
Little School That Is Different" will &c.
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wishes gentleman to share apartment mu-
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REDUCING. special rates: remove fat in
spots; results assured: baths. Main phone
"a uS S'st b 5ss@ s4up,o equipped with
piano. over 500 records. small stage, for
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REST HOME-Nice. bright, outside rooms:
tray service. Call OR 1865
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English. self-confldence. freedom from self
conSclousness: private tutor. MI. 1880.
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PRINTING
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Unions Win More
Food For Workers
Nelson Clears The WdY For
Improved Conditions AT
All Wur Pldnts

A long campaign by organized labor
brought results this week when Donald
NJ. Nelson, chairman of the War Pro
duction Board, ordered that first call
on equipment for cafeteriaS and other
eating facilities be given to war
plants, 50 that workers may be prop
erly fed.
He gave the green light to manu-
facture of such new equipment as may
be necessary and directed his Office of
civilian requirements to make arrange
mentS for this purpose,
"EXperience has shown he said
that better nutrition among industrial
workers promotes productive efficiency
whereas inability to obtain enough
good food i'm many cases has lowered
productivity by causing fatigue, alb
Sencc from work and turnover.
II call on managements of war in
duStrieS to provide or improve feeding
facilities if adequate provision doeSn't
already exist to care for the needs of
their workers." the WIPE chief con
cluded
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
: : OBITUARY
: j. + 4 + 4 + + ! j. + 4 4. 4
LEONARD ANDERSON

Leonard r.. Anderson, retired potter,
died Tuesday at his home at 164
Center St, following Il long illness.
He was employed last at the Homer
Laughlin China co. and was IL mem
Der of the National brotherhood of
Operative PotterS. He was affiliated
with the First Free Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs Mary Frai-
ceS Anderson; II daughter, Mrs. Hazel
Vain Of Steubenville; three SONS,
OrriS ii. Anderson of Steubenville. and
Louis +. Anderson of Salina, kaS.
three step-daughterS Mrs. Harry Tor
renee of Bloomfield, Mrs. Denton Cur
lis of East Liverpool and Mrs. Ray
mond Anderson of COzad, Neb. 4
sister, Mrs Melvna Handle of En-
pire; Il brother, James a. Anderson OF
LaJunta, Colo, and four grandchildren
and two great Grandchildren.
Rites will be held Friday at > p. m
at the First Free Methodist Church
by Rev. Wesley Holiday, pastor, ano
Rev. Stanley pugh, pastor of the Oak
land Free Methodist Church. Interment
will be in the ltNcrNieW cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
SOUND CIVILIZATION
HELD DEPENDENT ON
ELIMINATING WAR

New York city ULNS).-Hranding
war as one of the great SurvivalS
from barbariSm, Prof. james r. Shot
well of Columbia University declared
mere ii must be eliminated before Il
sound structure of civilization can be
built.
Listing slavery and WitchcraGt as
the other primatiVc and barbarouS
evils that reached their peak in modern
times. Prof. ShotW"ll told 200 boys and
girls attending the second United Na-
lions Inter Scholastic Conference that
they must find II substitute for war,
which has been the final arbilcr of
human fate
Prof. ShotWcll, declaring the dele
Gates, from % high schools had Il
great responsibility" laid down for
their consideration 3 "piIIarS of ciyili-
Zation.' These were security or peace,
livelihood or welfare, and Justice.
Without the first, the second and third
will be falSiiiCd, he said.
The conference was under the dircc-
lion of the Association of the Teachers
of the Social Studies of New York
CITY, the Association of thailmrn of
the Social Studies of New York city
and the Commission for the DrgHniZa-
tiun of the Peace.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
WLB Names National Punel
For Airfrdme Industry

New York city ULNS). Thomas l..
Norton, professor of economies at the
University Of BuIlalu. \. v, has been
named chairman and public member of
the newly organized National Nriramc
Panel of the VILE at Il meeting here
The 3-man panel has jurisdiction
over airtrnm" industry wage and sal
AIRY disputes and over nOnWagr issues
when such iSSu"S are part of Il wage
diSpute, except cases in Washington
and Oregon, which were put under the
jurisdiction of the Twelfth Regional
Board in Seattle.
Labor members ar" Garry Cotton,
of Los Angeles, Grand lodge rcprcScu-
latiN" of the international Association
of MachiniStS t\FLD; who will serve
on eases involving the machimiStS'
union; and Ed Hall, of Cleveland.
international representative" of the
| AW-ClO, who will participate in
JAW CaScS
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
ROBERT POTTS

Word was received at Headquarters
this week Of the death of Robert Potts,
former East Liverpool potter who died
at his home in Clifton, Pa, Dec. Il,
following an eight-month illness. He
was 76.
He was employed at the Edwin NJ.
Knowles China Co. for 43 years
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ellen Burgess Potts; five sons, clyde
Potts Of Erwin, Tenn, Earl Potts of
Newell, Edgar Potts, John Potts and
Robert Potts, Jr., all of Clinton; Il
daughter, Mrs. Loretta Dick of Gin.
ton; II stepson, Thomas Potts of East
Liverpool two sisters, Mrs Maude
Mackey and Mrs. Lillian Nirden, both
of East Liverpool, and II grandchil
dren.
Services were held Monday from
the Dawson funeral home by Rev
Henry Douglass of the Second Church
of Christ. Burial was in Locust Hill
cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Butfdlo Local
(Coniinued From Page One)

Hncial secretary; Dorothy Donovan,
recording secretary; Dorothy Mor@,
guard; Ralph Scharf, inspector; Carl
lIcimtH, defense collector.
On january 20 the local will hold Il
benefit card party and dance. There
will be refreshments served and many
beautiful prizes. The proceeds of this
party will be used for our annual
picnic next summer. We hope to be
able To have The incest picnic ever,
with everything free. We will also
celebrate" our anniversary at this time
We want to see everyone behind this
affair and not only purchase Il ticker
for yourself, but help to sell them t"
your friends and family.
The health committee which has
been working in con Injunction with the
firm to better health conditions has ac
cUmpliShed many fine things. The
latest the furnishing of soap and
vitamin pills at cost, although they
have been unable to secure enough for
all, but those who have taken them
state they note an Improvement in
their health.
With the exception of the @lost kiln,
work has been very good this year.
The ebay shop employs more girls than
boys ut the present time.
our next meeting Will be january
I and we want everyone to attend. ii
there is amy reason YOU have for not
attending regularly come out and tell
us. We will try to remedy the cause,
even if it is Il new hall or officers. We
feel the officers will be glad to ac-
COmmodatc.
the entire trade Il Merry Christmas
and Happy New Gear.-O.C. T6.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Restaurant Siqns
(Confirued From PAGE One)


spirit displayed by this firm. 1t is the
first time in history, or so we are in
formed, that the Union House sign Of
the Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Alliance has ever been displayed in
Wellsville. With the patronage that
should be Forthcoming from the union
potterS, railroad men, and truck
drivers, there is no doubt that other
places of business in that city will be
signed up III the near future.
Insist on the Union Button, from the
person serving you food or refresh
mentS, and look for the Union House
sign in every place of this type you
patroniZe. It's your guarantee that ii
is an establishment that is fair to its;
help.
Negotiations are now under way
with the owners of the Elite Diner in
East Liverpool and it is probable that
an agreement may be made with this
firm shortly.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Breakdown Asked
By A.F.L. On Gulf
ShipYdrd Bosses
WLB Urged To Act Against
Strike" Of Companies
Over Bargaining

AFL unions appealed to the National
War Labor Board this week to end a
strike" of Shipyard corporations in
the Gulf zone against bargaining with
their unions on an area-Wide basis.
Under labor-manag cement govern
ment agreement two years ago. zone
standards were set UP by which a
uniform rate was established for
mechanics. Similar Standardization
was expected to occur for all other
workers.
However. since then diSparitieS
widened, instead of being corrected,
and at Il conference held in New Or
leans two weeks ago between the unions
and arrangements, under auspices of
the Shipbuildng Sterilization Commit
tee, labor sought correction of vicious
inequalities in wages and working con
ditionS.
Bosses Get Tough"
Owners refused even to consider
bargaining on Il zone basis. and as n
result the parley blew up within few
hours after it was called. What we
sought was StabiliZation of the kind
that has been worked out between
unions and Shipyard homogeneous "n
the West Coast declared William y.
Calvin, vice president of the Boiler
makers and spokesman for the Az J.
at the New Orleans conference
I'VE sought reclassitication of i"hs
hat are now under-rated. Most i'm
pOrtant, we asked for Il uniform help
er's wage of % cents an hour such as
prevails on other coasts. In the Gull
this wage ranges down TO as low as
66 cents.
Genuine Sterilization Needed
The companies refused Ilatly To bar.
gain on Il cOastwiSe basis and wouldn't
even discuss Il master agreement. That
means we would have Stabiization III
name, but not i'm reality. We believe
( real stabiliZation is essential to all-Oui
production. and 50 we are taking ON
| fight to the War Labor Board
CIO Is Routed
AFL unions this week reported TIVE
more sweeping victories in shipyar,
elections. The CIO was defeated il
both instances.
At the Wilson Company yards il
| Wilmington, Calf, the AFL Meta
Trades Council swampcd Il Clo l0ca
by Il ma jority of more than twenty Il
one and was certified by the Nationa
Labor Relations Board as bargaining
agency.
In Il contest at the Dachtel-Cartel
ShipbuIding Corporation, Benton Har
bor, Mich, where the AI'L already
held an agreement, an attempted 'lt
"raid' was frustrated by sweeping
ma jOrity in Il NLRB election.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
GLEN y. SUTTON

Glenn l.. Sutton, father of Mrs. Edna
Mccoy of East LivcrpOol. died Thurs
day, Dec. Is, at his home in Hamilton,
ont, following II long illness. He was
7G.
He was born in Pittsburgh and for
merry resided in Sebrin@. where he
was II member of The Church of Christ.
He resided in Hamilton nine years ANA
formerly was employed AT the United
Sovereign potlorieS there. He was Il
member of the National brotherhood
of Operative rotterS.
He leaves two other daughters, Miss
CARR" Sutton and Mrs. TheImH Wat
son, both of Scbring; Il son, Wesley
Sutton of Philadelphia, and four grand
children and four -ChandchildrCn.
Rites were held Saturday at the
Martin funeral home by Rcv. ID. PARIS
Chapman, pastor of the First Church
of Christ. lntCrmcnt was made in the
'oiunlbiaua County Memorial park.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Worker Awarded 100000
For Loss Of Arm And Leg

Chicago ULNS) Tracey j. Cooper.
80, of Columbus, O., who lost his left
arm and right leg while employed as il
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad brakeman, ha )
won Il damage suit judgement of $500
600, one of the highest awards ever
returned here by jury in personal
injury suit. The verdict was given in
the Superior Court of Judge John j..
Haas.
Croppcr, who was in the Army Air
Force until discharged for being over
age shortly before he went to work
for the railroad. was employed as Il
yard brakeman in its hump yard at
Columbus. when he was injured last
April s. on the eighteenth day of his
employment.
Cropper alleged that hand brakes on
one of IL string of cars were defective,
causing the cars to stall on IL switching
track, and that another line of cars
on the same track colided with the
one on which he was riding, throwing
him between two cars.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Chiefs Of Stutes'
Labor Offices Hit
Anti-Union Lows
All Such Legislation Belle
Our Efforts To Crush
The Axis

Kansas City.-All laws and regula-
which We're relaxed during the war,
should be promptly restored when
peace comes.
That demand was voiced here this
week by labor commissioners and union
leaders from 30 states who participated
in the 10th national conference on Ia
Dor legislation, called by the Depart
ment of Labor. Representatives of
several Standard Railroad Labor Or
ganiZatiOnS also took part
The conference likewise aSSailed
anti-labor laws passed by Congress and
the states during the war and called
for their repeal.
Has Provoked Strikes
In brOadSide against the vicious
Connally- Smith bill, enacted by Con
SreSs, the delegates declared it has
provoked rather than reduced strikes
| and has had the undesirable effects
which President Roosevelt's veto mes
sage predicted"
All state laws placing shackles on
| unions should be wiped out, the con,
| ference insisted.
These laws deprive workers of theil
fundamental rights of free speech
| freedom of press and freedom OF
assembly and are directly in conflict
with the basic reasons for our Strug
gle against the Axis the parley de
clared
Dissraceful "J0lier" Hit
Repeal was also asked of laws slip
ped overs in six states which would
place ii limit on as little as six months
on the time in which workers may sut
bosses who chisel on wages due theil
employees.
In an addreS to the delegates Secre
tary of Labor Frances Perkins assert
ed that over-long working hours, eX
plOitation of child labor and weakening
of established trade union standards
result in decreased efficiency an,
lowered production, whether in war o.
peace.
"Sound labor standards are the cor
nerStone of Il nations ability to pro
duce," she said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
A Christmas Prayer
By RUTH TAYLOR

Civer of all gifts, we beseech
Thee that Thy spirit may descend
upon our hearts this Christmas Day.
We thank Thee for the great ami
manifold mercies bestowed upon us
during the past year, for the vic
tories over our enemies and for the
victories over ourselves.
Grant us, O Lord, humility and
courage in the days ahead. Give us
new strength to endure the time OF
our testing, that we may in our
daily tasks work not for ourselves
alone but for Thy Glory, and Honor
always.
Help us to put aside all preju-
dice, vainglory and hatred. Grant
to each the wisdom to act justly, to
speak the truth boldly, to fight
valiantly for the right to be merci-
full, understanding and loving to-
ward our fellow men everywhere.
On this Christmas Day, give us,
we pray, the power and the courage
to follow Thy will, that we may
help bring Thy Kingdom to reign
on earth, and that the least of us
may be led by the still waters into
green pastures where the paths of
all may be the paths of righteous
ness and peace. Amen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Potters At Erwin
(Continued From Page One)


is happy, and the rest of the turner's
as well for the new lathe means no
more night work.
The new addition to our plant is 90
ing up fast and present plans indicate
that it will be in operation shortly
after the first of the year.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
term which are as follows: President
Henry Bruce; vice president, G. A
LOzier; recording secretary Tom Hol-
land; financial secretary, James Fran
els Sanders; treasurer, Kelly Banner
defense secretary, Walter MountfOrd
trustees, Ernest Kerr, IS months Her
man Mcintosh, 6 months.
We wish to extend to our national
officials and the trade in general. Il
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year-O.C. 1O3.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Ci'RFEW ON GROWING

Chicago. - WuuWautoSa, Wis, in :!
move To- protect sleeping war workers,
enacted an ordinance making ii mIaW-
!ul for roO$lcrS lo sound their early
morning rcNrilIr Owners OF the oiicnu-
in% fowl must pay 81 to 81 or serve
on" To II days in Jail, according to th,
international City Managers .AsSocia-
llUu.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Grddudl Demobilizdtion
To Ease Unemployment
Difficulties, Study Finds
NO B1G-scALE POSTWAR IDLENEss

Gradual rehabilitation Of workers in the armed forces and in
war industries we'll enable the United States to avoid dis
unemployment after the the conclusion reached
by Brookngs Institute study
Demobizaton will gradual instead Of pecipitate the
study finds. a.
Industries Teconvelsion and reemploymen which
now under way will rapidly accelerated after the close of the
European and from 100000 to 100000 service and
war workers may demobzed before the end Of the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
Meadow Elected

Continued From Page OneJ
mistakes made by officers pertaining
{" cards, filing of various documents,
etc, but we have every reason To be
lirNV these things will be looked after
III tn" proper manner by our new
secretary, Andrew J. McGoWan, whose
address is 80 West lJth street, Zone
81, Los Angeles, Calf.
W" extend wishes throughout the
trade for Il Merry Christmas and Il
prosperous New lcar.-O.N. $50.
An n II LLLL IL LlnL. El.nAI ~ IlAl-.IA-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23
N oTICE!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
j. ! \ ! x = !. ). !. = j. ! ! 4 y
CHANGE MEETING DATE

: The regular meeting of Local
: Union 13O which was scheduled
: for Friday evening, Dec. "a has
+ been postponed until Monday eve
: ming, Dec. -.
+ X ): = !. \ X \ \ J. \ ! < i j \
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23

An all-oul-l nion Labor front always
has the niou Label on the back!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-23

It's all gamble, whether it's a wife
or a cantaloupe you're picking.