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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12 - $3.50
Cash and carry. 81 so. SO years expert.
ence 1000 guarantee. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works. 1922 Broadstreet. no. 5000.
BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning, renovating; guaranteed.
Insured 9xi2 50 so; cash and carry, 81 so,
Garfield Rug and Furniture Cleaners, 5i33
fireman. Tyler 5-lJ00
A BETTER rug cleaning and repair serv-
iCe-qxl2 cleaned renovated. SO. so.
Satisfaction insured. Domestic Rug Clean
ers. Hogarth 02l6
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed, 9Xl2 scientific
ally cleaned, renovated. 50 30, insured.
Federal Rug Cleaners. 1925 Hamilton.
University 1880
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 45l5
Coingwood $780, Rugs cleaned, insured.
Telephone HOgarth 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Personals

MARTHA PoELkE. advisor with Abun-
dant experience; appointments. 1850 81.
Jean. Murray 4l2S.
MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS reliably
handled. A. Munoz, gao Juarez, Mexico.
MRS. RAVE - Astrologer. 1891 Mitchell
(near Harper. Phone PLAZA 2503.
Appointments.
PILES AND CRoNIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
57l5 Second. near Palmer. Trinity i-7242.
PROF. ELToN-ADvIsoR
CONSULTATION daily. 1875; Tuesdays.
Fridays untl 8; closed Sundays. 34is
John r. 81. WITT
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church of
Christ. Appointment daily. 1860 West
Grand Boulevard. Tyler 1888.
REVEREND MARY KHAN. reader, ad :.
visor Professor Khan, Hndoo astrolo-
ger. Appointments. PLAZA 1908.
TRUE Reader and Advisor-Mrs. Dale all
affairs, answers questions; readings daily
Sunday. 1910. l0s37 West Jefferson,
corner Elm. tWyandotte bus 10 door,
w w CANADA
Astrological readings. Appointments
Trinity 1-211s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Bus TRANSPORTATION
Patents, Patent Attorneys

INVENTIONS wanted for after war manu-
facture: we develop. protect. CONNER
cialize. HANDIKlT Fifty eight West
Adams avenue.
PATENT YOUR GOOD IDEAS
Send your sketch for confidential advice.
Free patent literature. 2. Polachek, Patent
Attorney Engineer. 1234-s Broadway. New
York
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
FATHERS MAY SHIFT
THEIR JOBS EASILY

Raleigh. Sept G. Fathers and
heads of families in North Carolina
will have little trouble in shifting
from non-dcfcrrablc job, 80 csscntial /
employment. if they 50 desire. ac-
cording 10 DR.. J. S. DortOn. State di
rector of the War Manpowcr Com
mission.
"'rhc War Mar power Commission
IS working closely with SciCctivc
Service. said DR.. Dorton. Brig
Gen. J. Van b. McttS. state sCicctiyc
service officer, mas issued drcc'ivcs
10 all local boards to begin rcclassi-
lying IN IA all fathcri who arc no,
IN essential work. or whose .cr,icg
IN ihc armed forces would Gu, wr. T.
undue nlrShipS on their families.
we have received many inmur:-.
regarding the essentially Of ccrtai1
occupations" said Dr.. DortOu. MANY
men who have families may ch ngc
over from noT-dcicrrablc Jobs on
which they arc now employed 10 cs-
sential Jobs in which they can con-
tribute fully TO the war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Close Culling
Is Advocated

College Station. Raleigh. SEN. C.
Poultry Hooks should Dc cullcd NOR,
carefully than usual this fall because
North Carolina farms have abou
3uo.ooo more laying mems this yr;,i
than last year AMI because the feed
supply. especially protcins. is snort,
Roy. ). DcarStync of the puul;ry dc.
par;mcnt AZ Site College said here
today
He pointed ou, that the bcs, thing
|" do under the preScn, conditions Is
i'E pouitrymen 10 plan for the grc.-
ttS; number of eggs from ,nc feed
which is available.
To achieve this result. he advised
closely culled Iayin. flurks with no
waste of feed :or old he's :ld Dpo.
performers in the laying line. S:nc,
Hiere are nov sarge number ui
Young birds on farms. poultrymrn
VIII have better opportunity iuy
close culling and still be able Ia main
tam u good supply u; rggS.
l.Si year q; this time. the cmpha-
SIS MAS placed on producing more
eggs and growers were advised lu
Keep u relatively large number ut
hens. not all iirsIQlIllly producers
Dc;nSiync pointed cat that Inr pie
turc has not changed and thI, tn,
Iced supply IS the "uyvruin" factor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Is Planning
Fall Opening, SEE
For September 10

Chapel Hill. Sept; C.-Uuivcrsftv
OF North Carolina Officials; ulr busy
!uShlng preparations iu. the uy,u-
ng Of the fall quarivr which Will
get under way with ovicntatiun pro-
grams for both men and women *tu-
dents on Thursday. September IL.
New students. including freshmen
and transfers. will register "u Niun-
d&y. Scptcmbr' -, while upl"rria-..-
men Will enroll on thr iuinwiua
Tuesday. Glasses will begin uu We'd
nesdaY, September -.
Another do.miturv has iusi pee.
made available rWr freshmen m!rn
students. All freshmen Will ur nnr.s-
ed II the two dormitolicS now IN use
Ia! civilian students and two .u-
manning fraternity houses. while up-
prrcIaSSmen are being assigned Ia
rooms i'll town. All goods. both uvdvr
graduate and graduate, vii! ,ray IN
the girls dormitoricS and IN the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

" needed, practically nrcplurrai J,
for s.lcham. Abundant tap.url ...
pudd.ug W..l not be available e.
some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Australians Closing In
On the Japs

Continued from Page Onc)
fighters and that heavy losses were
inflicted on the raiders.
"At the present moment fierce air
battles ar" taking place over Ww-
tembcrg- Baden" the broadcast said.
The last United States daylight
raid on Germany was carried uut
August -. when American hcarr
bomber struck simultaneously .'
SchWeinicrt and RcgcnSburg. IN,
Schweinicrt raiders went on la'ur
10 bases IN North Africa. exceed
the first American shuttle bomaa.d-
mcnt Orcr western Europe. They
later returned 10 Britain. bombing
targets n France en- route.
The German announcement g: tho
daylight raid followed reports from
the British coast that squadr0ns Of
high flying Allied bomber had
been seen heading out acra~, the
English channel shortly aftcr dawn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Tax Value OF
Utilities Up
$40 Millions
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
By LYNN NISBET.

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''"'N''''- !, ..'"' ~ '''. ...... 81
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Labor Days
Deaths Fewer
LDy Tho N--nciatcd Press

'BI No -tr.uCIdtcG PreSSl
\. hmcr.c. -rcOnd wartime La
:.r Day wc,.-rnd ucarcd its end
.ra.-. the n.'.u counted only I47
'.u.".' dca'. compared with $50
.r. 'h" tin, day period last year
.nH "cacC-t.... totals OF Gil in 1874!
and oil in .t+E.
Although appcarcd the full holi-
day irlI "o. @ ,all below last years
total. il ", cNpcctcd the present
'."ua" Wuu.. a" boosted in late aft
cl.oou "i,n homecoming vaca-
.ruisis tai, .u he highway.
Tho nat 4.l safety council had
predicted t.f 'nis ycar'y total might
rIngc fro, 300 10 800. explaining
hat the ....a up of gas rationS
'ug a final INNER trip before school
begin ART "'hcr factors pos
"nuId scuUc" traffic duc 10 ration
ing. inI"mitI, paralysis cpidcmics and
Unia.uguuir ""athcy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

Canada. according =. a.f..- r.-
tacneS rcturHirg L. Na-..--,r.. Is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
FIRST PROMOTIONS
OF WACS AT BUTNER

Camp Butnrr. Sept. 6.--FirSt p;o-
motions 10 be- given to members of
the WAC Detachment since their ar
rival at Camp Butncr were announce
cd today by Col. IL. W. lllmilry. post
commander. Col.lIln'lcy stated tha,
hey had been given on the basis
Of leadership ard performance O.:
duty. These promotions were hailed
by 1t. Margar!tc Tunck. WAC COM
mandng officer. and members OF the
WAC dctachcmcnt as proof tina; they
were accomplishing the Job they had
sci uut 30 do in c.listing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Million Workers Eligible
10 unemployed Benefits
Continued from Page One>

small Ilms are added. it may be
tn"l li" total number of State work
~: will ,I VXcCcd the million and
half that are eligible for unemploy-
mCut benefits. Unlike old age and
other security plans, the worker
does not contribute anything to un-
employment insurance: the entire
amour. being payroll tax paid by
the employer.
~ irgscu; ~" reserve in the state
fund is IN excess Of 65 million dol
lar. and uNGCr present conditions
the federal treasury pays more in
:er-s, than the disbursements from
the fund. However. the whole point
IN nCH..'lOywcut compensation is TO
have a sufficient reserve TO meet un-
usual CONDITION. OF enforced idleness
Oil part oi workers and such re-
serve o. c>'u larger one is needed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
sorority houses.

sorority houses.
Upwards to- 400 freshmen men stu
dents have been notified ot their eli
glbllity IL enter this iali This grnlp
includes those Wau Wr.r enrolled
here in tn. spr,s:-lip program muu-
%,ratrd during The Summer Session
HHd those students under l3 oi. wh,
ac deferred by the draft for vital
defense studies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Over 5000 Prisoners
Are aiken
Continued from Page Onc)

(COntiNUcd rom Page Onc)
relatively weak" the spokesman said,
adding.
Element cast Of Bagnara and
cast of Mcli'r report the Italian pop
ulg'ipn J., sti,! friendly"
These tow. form the cxtrcm.ics :
+ TIC i1-n.i, coastal stretch nov
.u i,liCd ha.i..
S'jll puu"dins away at the enemy
communicative lines. Allied heavy
bomDcrs bombed the Victorio area
about 30 miles north of Rome. In
daylight sweeps yesterday.
AZ the same time. medium bomb
crs with long range fighter escort
made new attacks on airfields in
southern Italy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
LABOR FOR OUR LAND.

Working for our country.
Fighting all the way:
Tokyo. Berlin. Wen walk
iour streets some day.
DO more in every hour.
That's what We have tu do.
No strikes Cr Union bubbles.
Until the battles through.
We help the men who fight
To keep nur homeland free:
We work To help the men.
Plc*crv" "ur liberty.
HILARY WORTuINGT0N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

.. called by Prentls Brown -,
Lou r. MaXon, Detroit adver.
Using executive. confirmed tho
report Saturday that
he would succeed Robert w. Hor.
ton as chief OF the OPA Informal
ton division Monday without
compensation.
MaXon. who heads the MaXon
Inc. advertising agency said hC
was requested 10 take the Job bS
Price Administrator PrentiSS NJ
Brown.
mir. Brown and are old
Northern Michigan neighbOrs.
said MaNon Under Mr.. Browns
administration, I'm sure there
will I've an absence of com
mando' tactics in rationing.
HE realizes that the goods
of this country belong 10 its
people and that wartime ration
ing should be run on the basis
of sharing what we have with
our neighbors and our Allies.
II can't honestly say that I
look forward Ia my part of the
Job with "a great deal of pleasure,
hut it's obvious difficulties make
il interesting and offer a real
chance for accomplishment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Packard Keeps
i. 5. Leadership

The first 1913 announcements
Of production awards by the WPB
Saturday saw Packard retaining
its lead among the nations war
plants. BY gathering seven out Of
the 81 hours Just revealed in
Washington. Packard raised IT'S
total awards 10 "a out of the 232
given to all plants in the nation.
The awards are given for pro-
duction shortcuts suggested by
war workers. The individual pro-
duction merit certificate was won
by Joseph Bolde. foreman in Pack
ards aircraft division for a Sug-
gestion Of a lifting fixture 10
simplify engine assembly The Ger
tificate is the highest award
made Boldc has a son with the
army engineers.
Six honorable mentions also
went 10 DetroiterS on Donald NJ.
Nelson's list Of awards. They are
Casmir Centala, Steve Dretar. Au-
gust Pepka. Charles A. Pokrefky.
Michael J. NorgitCh and Cecil
Wilburn.
Packard also led the nation In
1912 for workers suggestions.
gathering a total OF - awards out
Of l4S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Navy Relief Society Opens
Offices for State in Detroit

This sum is being used 10 aid
cases.
Before the establishment OF q
state office here, relief for the
families of Detroit casualties had
10 be handled through Washing
ton,
whenever Detroit navy
man is killed in battle, wounded,
or reported missing. a duplicate
report il filed in Washington and
the original sent here" Best eN-
planned. Then, either through
the Red Cross or the chaplain
stationed at the naval armOry,
the family il contacted and ar
rangcments for emergency relief
made"
The Navy Relief Society is 123
years old. Although a private or
CaniZation distinct from the gov
crnment, its administration is car
ried out by naval officers on the
retired list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Build Sturdy Health
so that the Doctors may better
serve our Fighting Forces

Thousands and thousands OF users have
testified 10 the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought 10 them aud scientific research
shows that 10 gets results that's why 50
many say SIS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again. +" At
drug stores IN l0and 20 OF. sizes. C5S SIS. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Pearl Harbor and the great
naval battles Of Midway and the
.Solomons have forced the Navy
Relief Society 10 relinquiSh its
proud boast "The Navy Takes
Care Of It's own and to call for
Outside help.
This was the statement today
of Hi +. Best. public relations di-
rector of the Michigan branch OF
the nationwide relief society. re-
Gently established IN this state
with offices i'm Detroit. The Mich
igan Navy Relief Society IS en-
gagged i'm a drive for funds for the
families of state sailors who be-
come casualties.
Before Pearl Harbor. which
alone cost the United States more
navy casualties than the Spanish
American and World wars COM
bined, relief for the families of
sea warfare victims was generally
raised by shipmateS, Best eX-
planned.
But this pass-the-hat system
Is no longer adequate, when you
consider the fact that a grand
total OF 20,403 United States
sailors, marines and coast
guardsmen-the latter two clas-
sificatiOns being arms of the
navy-have been wounded and
killed 80 far in this war; Best
said
In 1912 S5.000.000 was raised in
"a nationwide drive for navy relief
.MichiCan'S quota was 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Jimmie, Alleged Killer Dog,
Defended in Mail Barrage

Jimmie. called the killer dog of
Dearborn, who will stand trial for
his life in Dearborn municipal
court on February "a. is being de-
Tended in letters by dog lovers
from all parts Of the country.
This was revealed Saturday by
Dearborn Municipal Judge George
A. Bedding, in whose court Jimmie
will be tried for the alleged killing
of a white-haired terrier.
"SOme 40 10 so letters, prac-
tically every one defending Tim
mic, have come To the court
since Jimmie was first charged
with the killing" Judge Bedding
said.
lie said that many come from
farmers, who request that Jimmie
be released and turned over Ia
them rather than be executed If
found guilty.
zone letter comes from the
state prison at Huntsville, TeX.,"
the judge said. "They ask us to
send him down there and they'll
make a trusty out of him."
He said that even the army has
put in its bid.
"a representative from the
Dogs for Defense committee, "A
civilian organization recruiting
dogs for the service, said the
army would take Jimmie In we
would call of the trial." he
added.
Judge Bedding said, however
that the trial most certainly will
take place.
1--WE finally decided that his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Spain Releases Ydnks
informed in Morocco

LONDON. .,Fcb. IL QNS).-
Fifty-SiN United States airmen
and paratroOpcrs. grounded in
Spanish Morocco. for various rea-
sons. have been released by Span
ish authorities and sent 10 Glib
raltar. the London Daily Express
reported today.
Some of the airmen had been
interncd since November s, it was
reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Air France Ex-Head jailed

LONDON, Feb. 13 (UP).-Radio
Moscow reported from Geneva to-
day that one NJ, Carcot, called the
former chief Of the French ma
tional airline Company Air France,
had been arrested by the Germans
when he entered unoccupicd
France because ne had ordered all
the company'S planes sent 10
North Africa, presumably before
the Germans marched into Nichy
territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
: Here Enlist
In WAAC in Day

Five more WAACs Saturday
were added TO the recruiting staff
in the Federal Building to handle
the newly-announced quota Of 200
WAAC enliStmentS a week.
They are Auxiliary Marguerite
Lynn of 3109 Preston avenue, who
enlisted here; Auxiliary Margaret
Murphy of Rochester, n. Y, and
Third Officers Francis L. Bill,
Sarah Hudgens and Helen l.. Cox.
The staff, under command of
1t. Eleanore Morrison, now totals
eight members.
The recruiting office Is open
from s a. m. 20 ; p. m. every day
except Monday. when the office
closes at 9 p m. All applicants
must be American citizens and be-
tween the ages of p and as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
WPB Freezes Products
Made Of Scarce Metal

The War Production Board to-
day issued an order tOrbiddlng
manufacture or sal for SIX
months of any product containing
' scarce metal
The order immediately affected
TWO plants a. The Cleaner, Hanger
Company Of Detroit The plants
arc located in Cleveland and
Baltimore and manufacture metal
garment hangers and hooks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Refresher Courses
AT Business Institute

Only five graduates are avail
able for each 100 requests by the
director of the Bust
ness Institute. A. +. Tull. presi-
,4rnt of the school, revealed Sat
urday.
In an attempt TO relieve the
mahpower shortage in office help,
the institute is offering re
frcSher' courses which may be at
tended at the convenience OF the
student Tull declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Frequently the stomach becomes
sluggish in pouring out its digestive
juices TO make use Of the food eaten
likewise. wear and strain OF worry.
overwork, colds, or other illness often
reduces ones blood strength.
At such times Nature needs extra help
TO restore its proper functions and bal
ance. Undigested food places a tax on
the system. =. insufficient blood strength
is a detriment to good health.
Now you may overcome the discom-
forts or embarrassment OF digestive
complaints, sour stomach. bloating, I'M
derweight. loss OF appetite. poor COM
plexion, Jerky nerves, weaknessi
II you are subject 10 poor digestion or
suspect deficient red blood as the cause
OF your trouble. yet have no organic
complication or focal infection, SIS
Tonic may be Just what you need as II
Is especially designed 70 promote the
Cow OF vital digestive juices in the
stomach and 70 bulld-up blood strength
when deficient
These two important results enable
YOU 20 enjoy the food you do eat b.. 20
make use OF IL as Nature intended Thus
YOU may get new vitality .. pep
become animated 49,. more AttrActiyet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Jimmie is a huge, 6-year-oH
golden retriever.
His owners are Mr.. and Mrs. y.
N. Pattison of 80 Brookline ave-
nue. in the Ford Foundation.
Complaintants are Mr.. and MIS-.
Alvina Moehl of IL Abingdon lsne.
Timmie's case gained national
prominence two weeks ago when a
battle of legal interpretations was
waged around whether the dog
could be brought 10 trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

owners are legally being prose-
cuted under the state dog act
and there isn't much we can
do about H." the judge said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
School Ration
Book Program
Completed
All in Wayne County
Except Crosse Pointe
10 Handle Registrations

With the exception OF Crosse
Pointe High School, an public clc-
mentaiy. intermediate and high
schools in WAYNE County VIII IS
sue War Ration Book No > during
the four-day period of Feb. DPS.
II was announced Saturday by
OPA and school officials.
Detroit and county schools Viii
handle The registration from 3 10
Q pm during tho four days
scheduling halliday sessions Cor
students while Hamtramck schools
VIII be- open from @ am 10 9 pm.
su>penGlnC classes entirely
Inventory declaration blanks will
hc obtainablc az local rauoning
boards and retail grocery stores
by Wednesday officials said. on
shlng individuals 10 nm thcm out
IN advance Of registration and
thus save umC.
DECLARATIONS REQUIRED
Declarations must be- made
whether the individual had more
than five cans. bottles or Jars OF
commercially packed foods. juices.
and soups chill sauce and CatSup
on hand Feb. p. Al cans Of less
than s ounces need not be de
Clared
Zone declaration for family
unit Is permissible, hut domcs-
tic help il not considered part
of the family. DomesticS must
make their own declarations" il
was emphasized bv Clarence VI.
Day. district rationing director
for the OPA.
Coffee in excess of what was
on hand Nov. %. 1912, must
also be declared" he said. "War
Ration Book No. must he pre-
scented in order 10 obtain No. 3"
The five cans per person limita-
tion should be ample to carry a
household over the freeze pc
rod which begins at midnight.
February 20, and ends March !,
according to Arthur II. SarviS,
state rationing director
POINT VALUES WITHHELD
Point values of foods on the
rationed list will not be made
public until some time after the
freeze period goes into effect.
IF the point values were re-
leased now. there are certain
uncooperative people who would
stock In the high value articles.
cutting the supply seriously"
Sarvis said
OPA officials suggested that
housewives study the stamp Sys-
tenn as soon as il is made public
with an eye to budgeting values.
Eight-point stamps, which are the
highest in value, should be used
first so that the housewife won't
wind up with the larger denomina-
ton when she must purchase lower
value goods.
Change" cannot be given in
ration stamps.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
.1rainmen's S President
To Refuse Approval Of
Raise Of 4c an Hour
Brotherhood Choirmen
Meet in Chicago Friday;
Strike Vote Is Rumored
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2O.-Presi-
dent A. F. Whitney of the Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen
said today he would not recon-
mend acceptance of a Accent
hourly pay increase approved
last month by the President IS
Emergency Board for Railroad
Operating Employees.
Mr.. Whitney made his announce
ment as he prepared to attend a
meeting of brotherhood genera,
chairmen in Chicago Friday and as
railroad workers indicated a Nation.
wide strike vote might be taken.
Four other brotherhoods which
with the trainmen, asked a 30 pel
cent wage increase, will meet il
Chicago the same day, and the atti.
tude OF these five organization i.
expected to determine whether {
strike vote is conducted.
Il will not recommend to thai
meeting an acceptance of the Accent
increase which the Presidents
emergency board reported on Sep
tember IS Mr.. Whitney declared
in a prepared statement.
This wage case. which involves
more than $4,000 transportation
workers, has been kicked around BY
Government stabilization function
aries since the hearing of the case
was concluded by the emergency
board in mid July