Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24


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VINO FAILURE PROTESTED
We protest the failure of the
VINO TO give the manufacturing
.of newSprint an essential status
and we strongly urge that the
commission take steps at once 10
add newsprint manufacturing TO
the essential list.
Copies Of this wire are being
sent TO Senator James J. Davis,
Senator Joseph F. Guffey. Thomas
f. Scanlon, Rep. Grant Furlong,
Rep, Samuel A. Weiss. Rep. Her
man p. Eberharter, Rep. James
a. Wright Rep. Lyle II. Boren
and Donald M. Nelson, chairman,
War Production Board, Washing
ton, D. c.
John A. Feigcl, President Pitts
burgh Typographical Union No z,
COS Standard Life Building, Pitts
burGh, Pa.
Walter Ross, Business Agent
international Association of Ma
chinistS, Pittsburgh District Lodge
No. 90. no Columbia Building
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Blair NJ. Bice. President Pitts
burgh Newspaper Guild COS Com
monwealth Building Annex. Pitts
burgh p, Pa.
G.. Earle Allen. Business Rep
resentative Stationary Engineers
Union, Local No. %, 335 Fifth
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jack A. Jardine. President
Pittsburgh Circulation Employees
Union No 4l4. GOT Wabash Build
ing, Pittsburgh, Pa.
David +. Glavin. President
Building Service Employees In
ternational Union A. f. of l.. No.
80 643 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Peter s. Cuda. President Pitts
burgh Paper Handlers Union No.
5. COZ Wabash Building, Pitts
burgh, Pa
John p. McIIale. President
Newspaper. Magazine and Film
Delivery Drivers. Helpers and
Handlers, Local Union No. 211,
1945 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa.
John G.. Mehalick, President
Stereotypers Union No. So, 3401
Torrance st. Pittsburgh 3, Pa.
Raymond d. Mclean President
Newspaper and News Distributors
Office Workers Union No. 21341,
A. F. of l.. II Grant St, Castle
Shannon. Pa.
Francis c. Norton. Business
Representative Newspaper Print
ING Pressmen's Union No. 9. 607
Wabash Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John II. Bradley Assistant
Business Manager international
Brotherhood of Electrical Work
ers. Local Union No. ), 2l04 Law
and Finance Building, Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Edw A. Clark. President Mail
ers Union No. DPS, 1017 Sarah
St, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The text of the kilograms TO
the senators, congressman and
/ Nelson follows:
The undersigned representa-
tives Of the unions listed below
protest any further curtailmert
i'm the amount Of newsprint To
he made available TO American
newspapers.
On Oct. II, l0i3. the COM
bIned production and resources
board and the combined raw
materials board. representing
\ the United States, Canada and
7 Great Britain, issued report
which stated that "if the total
deficit (of pulpwOod) were to
he met In full by uniform per-
4 centage curtailmentS of all
\ printing and wrapping papers,
including newsprint, L. :. re-
quirements for these papers for
1914 as now estimated would
have TO he cut 50 per cent"
Under the provisions OF Order
LAO newspapers have been
cut already TO about S5 per
cent Of their 1871 consumption
and yesterday a representative
of the printing and publishing
division of the War Production
Board recommended n further
!. cut Of 16 per cent.
FREE PRESS PERHED
The supply Of newsprint
should not be subject 90 any
uniform percentage .curtailment
but even without the proposed
additional rs per cent cut. there
has already been n greater pro-
portiOnate curtailment in news
\ print than In the use of paper
as a whole.
Waste Of paper and the non
essential use Of paper continues
undated while the free press