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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
3ucig Al

SWcig Al
ipiblte in ser letten Geriammlur:]
folgenoe 9eamte fit t945:
Yrdlibent, Simon S,iigel
Ni5czErdl., &atbarina Seller
Errt. SER, Aatbarina Sontid
Sin. ~Sefr.. &ntbarina NeileS
Sdbat,neiitcr, Suile Sraicr
z|.>Setr., @icbacl So9araider
@erlpalter, Sofia Suaarald)er,
Aatb. 0,clSner, Cara Sorp
Gie l,Ghlte &eriamn,lllne finoei
Scnutag oen Z. Snni,or, itatt. &eir
@titelieo iollte feblen.
3.ueig IA spiinidt olleu Mitglies
bern Oes Central Gerbanbes mrb Ser
&eoaftion froblid)e @eibnahten .mS
elm seicgnetes 9teliabr!
&utb. Tontld, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
&irden Tramen Yerein Der
GonteruS Oen,einbc

~zSn Der letten 0eriammLilng luuroe
Beihloilen, am 5ipeiten Weibnahts-
tag. SEN 26. 9e3ember, pinen een,tii-
H6en @eie4igfeitsabe,,o 81 baben.
i @orfteberin Rntb. Sbiuer Iabet ale
&Hneitern 6es Bereins in ibr 8aus
ein. Seoe sdapejter lit eriudt ettpas
&eb6d mit3ubringen iolpie elm Be.
Henf, bic Sann asseuieitis ausse,
tnulht tper0en. Sdtpeiter ShilLer
mir0 ben &affee fofen. Wir boffen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
3tpeig 80.

Mlen Sdapeitern oiene slr gefa1i-
gen Nadrid)t, bub Sic 8eneralpers
fan,n,lune Donnerstae. oen %. Seq.
8 ltbr abenos abgebalten miro. Su
Sieier geriammlrng tueroen Sic Be
amtinren geipdblt fiir oas Sabr 1915
Catherine Mel5er, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Die Srau i'm Spteeel
9idter id)reiben iiber oas &;jen
Der syrau >.

@an; rcht: sic @eiber ideinen
Sittiamfeit uno TugenS, 2iebe ,.no
&srtrauen, alles lit rl,r Sf,ein an
linen! Mit eben Der 2eidtisfeit. nrit
Ser lie oie 8angen itntirfen, id,nlin.
tcn lie alh lire Seete, !penn iie az
bers ,peld,e baben. aosebue.
9ringt sir Sein' 6rau uiel Sairatgut.
Oas miro betriiben Oeinen Mut;
Sic lit 0ein Serr, on bilr ibr aneht,
2ein 2ienlt geiallt ibr ielten reft.
sllter Spruf.
Wenn einano cine reid)e Trau bei.
ratet, 10 bat er bier SrunoAuter
.8laube, Slid, @eIo un6 @eilt" Bel.
iammen. Sic ,,amlid bat bas 8elS
umo Sen 8eiit, sen Cert Sss @iSer,
ipruds. ll1o er gla,tbt. es lit ieil.
@liid. uno 6as lit lein Gliid, bab CT
bas glau6t. sapbir.
Die @eiber leioen; mir tun; mir
iino, lie ,ueroen; mir ihaffen, Tie iinn
oas Gbaos. aus Oem allies lperben
fam; lie boifen, mir eriiiQen: lie
ipiinideu, mir erboren. Sir Meib III
Elm aon,na, Elm Wann elm Hunft;
bier lueilt bl,, MORAN 81, bit, sort lie:
tpeiter! 81. g .. &ippel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Dies anr Dos!

- Sic idiriiten Gritifcr fins oft
iene, Die ielbIt feille &ritif bcrtrage:l
fGnncn.
- Gic bliitcureid)lten Steocn lino
oft nid,t ser 9ieoe ,pert.
-- Infer, einem TiIicr pcrltebt
man mitluter eillen Mtanl,. Scr III.
gcreimtes 3cug in Neime 3ll bringei
uerllug.
- Sir Die Gultfreibelt 6eItcDt lcis
Der INNER nod, cine runtticrtc Sinie.
- Gs mill ms nitbt einlc,tbter,
baB ollie Haiionierungel1 ratiorca ieill
ioueu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

81, Ser Iebten Neridatmllng tpur.
Sen alle often 0eamten tpieoergespdGlt
Yrdi., Geo. @oli, Nrot. .4Sefr., Sobn
@ad)ner, Sim. sSefr., Mibael Bad
ner, Shaem., @eorg @dber, G.&.~
.Sefr., Mitoel Yadmer. lille 9ermtrn
peripraden ibr gcites fin oen @ersia
g., tun i'm fummenoen Sobr. gitte III
n1dNte GcriammIung ,,e,te MitglieSer
mitSltbri,,ger, tpei,n moglidh oenn
MIR 10 fam unier Nerein ipahien.
Noh,, Il,d,o,o,. %Snfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
,fre>mtNcits ,.nH Gin,
t,aitHer,a1tas3aklctt
(Shlub boz Gefte ~

re ait ,,no Sariiber, rmo 2S.6 Srosen
als 5ipiiten 80 uno 60. Sntereiion
tpar a,ld III oielem 3uianmenbone
oab 80 Hro5ent ber iiber 60 Sabre
alten altslduoer iGom Dor SEM 1. Sui
1924 in Nmerlta ciugespatSert aua
rem.
Nab Nationalititcn- Brurpen aui
geteilt, ergab Sic Statiitif, oab Yole,
,n,o sSstalicner 5. 9. in sen s(lters
gruppcn 5tplidGn so a,no 60 uno iibel
60 mcbr porfourmen, als sIuslinoe'
anoerer 9tatiolalitGt nit Musnob
me MIR bon GngIGnoern. Staliene,
mad)ten bon Ser 4ruppe iiber 60 Sab
ren 1876 Hro5eut, bon ser 5ipild)e,
so ano 60 Sobren III &ro5ent aus
Bolen bon Ser er1teren 9.S Yrosent
bon, Ser 5lueiten 1876 Hro5ent.
Cine anoere Stotiitif oes ,snmi
grafton anO 9tat,ralisations Serpic,
befabt ii6 linterSeB NIT Sen Ginuor
berer5a9len ,bes Sabras 1914 ,lno I1b
erfenne,t, oob i'm gan5em Sabre ipeni
ger als 100000 Neuouf0lrmlimat
einipanSertel1. Sies lit bereits Sas IA
Sabr bi.,tereinauber, SaB Dies Sc!
6au lit, alno oieie ,oobl bilSet mr ei
nel, lrin5isen Vr,,hteil Ser lesaleI
Gi,upanoerllngsqi.ota. Sm SabrI
1881 fiel sic Gilnpanoerlng crltnlali1
5. Z. lueaen Ser Sepreiiion, Inter oit
1C0,O ,OOO-@ren5s 5uriid ,,,b 5pa,
sum- er'ten Wfal lett 81 Sabrer -
uno leitSem lit lie itGrbig oorl,nte,
geblieben. Cen Sobepuntt erreltbic 81.
Ginipanoerinlg norOcnn I'M Sabr:
1907, als iiber Elm lrno cine G;ertc
Millipn Ginuanberer ms 2ono IA
men. Sm Sabre 1914 nuroe bicie &c
torSsifier bamn beillabe nod iiber
idritten aber ieitoem giug Sic Gin
'pamoer,lng ilimols auriid - eri
lusgen hes 0eltfriages ulao Damn ,pe
gen ser eingefiibrten lesalen0cihrin
fllngcn.
SIM Sabre 1914 wanocrteu III,
|2S,551 slusliinber bier Gin, nm lil
oauerno II, ben Gercinigten Staatc!
nitoerjl1laiien, l,no bns lit lloeb iLl
!mer ehpa 5000 mebr oils I'M TisfaI
iabr 1913, il, Sem MIR gar 1872:
HerIcnen eimrnnoerten. Sic meiiNr
1944er Ginluanoerer famcu a,.s 9Ga
oern Ser pcitlidtn Scmiirbire, beicn
osrs SonaOa uno Merico. &anaGt
Itcute 1908, Werifo $3.50. Iie Or:tt
erobte ;}ohl - 1889 - tam Oil:
Gnglano. Inter Sen GiMpauoererl
!parer 1902 Srauen, ainoer oS,l
audi Gbemdnner omeritouii6er 9;ir
ger; su OieIer GAIL trlgcn gteuicc
LAMB lu0o aultralieu 391 bci - g.;
meilten bauon junge Srauen amerifo
niider Soloaten, Sic sort gebeirote
batten, uls tie oor: itatiouert lpare!
Su friiberen SSaboen itellteu Si
Sdnber Guropas oaS Snupttontilgcn
oes amerifalriihen 9coClferuugs,u
tpafies, iolpeit cr bon ser gin,panoc
rlng beitritten iul,roe, abcr ser Grie!
luno Sic Sao,,rd, bsHingte untsr5il
ourg rorlnalcn Serfchrs bat bici
Suellen 10 gut iuie u6llie abBeihnittel
Nlr ein 3pansigitel scr Suota fl
a,tber4 eritanild)e 2G,,Ser ,rl,roe in
oergaraenen sSistalia5r in INIprud
gcnon,nlen.
,. 99ab GeihIeftern getrenrt 9ra" ST
3abl ser sSrauelN unter Sen Ne,iall
f6mn1lingen bes Sabres 1914 sr0ber
|als Sic Ser WG,lirer. Ias Iurd;
idplittsalter beioer 8eifledter betru.
iiber 81 Sabre. ssacb 9er.lfen eeorS
net, tparen tarlulter 2593 Sertretc
afabemilGer 9er,,ie, tt37 aauileute
$500 SanS,pcrfer ,nS stefauifer
1853 Mrbeiter mrs oonbtoirtp. ii6e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
3ueia %.

Sn ser am 10. 0esenrber abge5ai'
tenen @erlammlr1ng .purben folaenbt
geamtinnen fir Sas Sabr 1915 &C.
lpGbIt:
Grdi.. aatbarina 9eBntan
Si5e-Brdi.. Mnna Stuller,
Soiin &otId,
Brot. iSefr., Suian,a 0artnlan
Sf)utm., gliiabetb Sduaer
Sin. sSefr., Sofia Sd)uIter
Seripalteriunen, &atb. 8orben
yiesina gsemens Selen &lein
sl,lfieDerin, Ytaria Martin
Irdstparin, Sabra 6obel
G.8.. ..Sefr., Solefine Miiller
Yeiltano. Waria Nofb
Aae 9emntinuea periprad)en ib,
9eltes sl,m Nobl iuo @eoeiben oes
Tereins 81, .un.
Ssn Der lebten Geriainlnlling iua,
Der gliidlif)e Geipim,er ser &ano-
taide Ole 9eunruer 64, Der 9ejiser Die.
ier Ni,,nnter moge iih bis sur n1biteu
8crldntl,rlllng meloen.
g. Sartman, Ger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

niht iiten fonnte fiir mebrere 9aee!"
- 1clijeigeriht Shafer Seigbts.
Snierat.
Siiblder Yapagei billig nbsulaiiea
uon Game, Sic bereits einen Sogel
bot! Sfferte1 unter rYapfesp".
Wad einem Wanoper IieB General
Bransel feline Sffisiere our aritif 5u-
fanlmenriifer uno iaate: .Meine Ser.
ren. i1 freue mid, Gle ulle 10 geiunS
81 ieben. 0et is nber ooh Set einoige.
mat mir iefreut bat. Noies!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

oab olle sttpeitern a,,tpe'eno lei
|aperben.
Jr0blibe @eibnahten rriinIht auG
Nfarie sl. 8moer, Shriitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Suffice Gde
3einlid.

~W;iien Sic. Sbr nel,es 9ienlti,lib
den mub aber cine iebr reinlihe Ser.
ION lein, ie6en Sag bore id mebrere-
mole. iuie lie 6as &lapier abitaubt."
.M6er, ib bite Sic, 6as lit i,
nteine ;Srau, Die - iibt!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

"3ebn Tage uno 5000 @eIoftrafe
tuar Der '0eroienit' fir cine 9eegerin,
one cine Come, Die ale atpei @o9en
citt neiles Dienftm1od)en nniteIlte
atnb aus .einfdden Griinoen" entlieb.
Die Negerin a6er Dob iDr ben 2obr
lriid in SdlGgen, oaB Die rDane"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Der 3tpeig 36 bdlt leine

StbeiterabenS. .lluterbaltmng
sonntag. Den 81. 0e3, I'M &altie I'm,
leres Hrdiloenten @eorg @olf an Sii
Main Strabe ob. Mae Brii6er unS
Shaueitern iin6 ber3lib eingelaben 81
aRier rnterbaltung. aomn1t aGe unS
laBt rns einen fr0bIihen Mbeno a,1.
'amn1en berle6en. 4
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Wcilnad,tsicier

ON Samstag. Sen %. Ses, abenbs
Z llbr itattflnoet. Die Yenmtcn baben
allies aufs bette arrunaiert, bamit li,:)
alle gut unterbalten tonlcn. llnier
Srof. q. 9tifolaus sibt iih Die ar0bic
Wtiibe ein feines Yroeramn 5u b;etea
Sie &inoer iperSen alle belhenft auie
in oen persaneenen Sabren. Had) 6enl
Hrogramm miro getan5t al,f &ieiers
MIiif. sllio fommt alle.
gSir entbieten allen ir6btihe @eib:
nad)ten unb elm sliitlid)es Neumbr
aud lnlarn 9riiSern bie i'm Griel
lino. SSobn Sallb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Oanfiaouno

ssi,r Sic anli. .i,t:c;, Hc$ p.bS!iitc.,
>oles ,rnieres e?!ietle: Nat:'n un,
Bnters
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
;3lu ia ).
per SSobn Sal,b, Sefr

slucr @riiocrn bonn 3,ucig 5 :;:,s
SdJreitcrn bonn 3aueig II uuo 81
'ansperein Gintrad)t 5ur NaGridt
oaB uniere
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
2l,.s 11ciu pcrf, 4. !,

ssobn Badpter, SER.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
ReoctiondrYGroup
Strictly Anti Union
I'll Never Deal With The
Union" Vows Mouthpiece
Of Polish Government

Chicago MouthpIecc for the
reactionary Polish government-in-exile
in London. the Polish National Al
lance follows IA strictly anti-unlon
policy in its home office in Chicago.
Office Employees Local 20732 tAFL)
has been forced To fight the alliance
up to the United States Supreme Court
in order To gain its rights under the
Wagner act. Delegate Mollle Leyitas
of the union told the whole story to
the Chicago Federation of Labor after
an agent of the so-called Polish gov
ernment In London had sent fraternal
greetings To the Cf'L.
"I'll never deal with the union,
vowed Alliance President R0zInarell
when the union showed "A majority of
his office employees signed up. When
the NLRB confirmed the union ma
iority, Rozmarel appealed 10 the Cir
cult Court and then up 10 the Supreme
bench.
Now the union is asking Rozmarek
whether hc intends 10 abide by the
laws of the United States. Mayor II.
j. Kelly in II letter to the Federation
regretted the naming of Rozmarek as
a delegate to the Democratic National
Convention.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Ruise For Office
Workers In Coast
Areas Rescinded
SIS A Month Increase De-
MED White Collur" Work
ers In Los Angeles. Calf.

San Francisco ULNS).-The Ma
tional War Labor Board at Washing
ton has rescinded a pay increase Of
S15 month In the stabilized wage
rates for white collar" workers In
the San Francisco and Los Angeles
areas, announced last May by the
Regional War Labor Board
The regional boards action, which
would have benefited about $4,000
workers, clearly violates" Instructions
to regional boards which were unani-
mously adopted by the frfpartite menu
bership of the national BOARD, accord
ing to the message. Labor members
dissented when the national board
Nided revision.
The new directive from Washington
instructed the regional board TO re-
wise its approvable rates to make them
conform to instructions for deternin-
ing approvable rates issued under the
"hOld-tbe-line' order. Soon after the
tiOnal WLB instructed Thomas II.
Neblett, regional chairman, to hold up
the revised wage program pending re-
view.
The board now is ordered not TO ap-
ply the revised rates to any cases be-
fore Ii. The national board informed
IL, however, that il might adopt an
other revision of the rates "in accord
ance with the instructions"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
A CREED FOR
AMERICANS
By RUTH TAYLOR

Il shall Crusade for all things that
are right and just and l will, with
equal fervor, expose and condemn all
things that are unjust. | shall be Il
crusader but / will not permit my
fervor nor the rightness of my cause
to provoke abandonment of the car
dinals of accuracy, fairness and OBJ
jectivity
Il shall be an advocate of the full
practice of the principles implicit in
Life, Liberty and Justice for ALL
shall be an advocate for these human
and civil rights on behalf of those to
whom they are denied.
Il shall advocate for my country,
my state. my city and my race, but |
shall ever be on guard that / Will not
forget the greatest good for the great
est number while seeking deserving
benefits for those diSadvantaged by
denials of them.
Il cannot deny or overlook my peo-
pies vices and shortcomings Neither
will | permit their virtues and good
attributes to be hidden or denied.
Il shall have integrity and | will
not be bought / shall be beholden to
no man or class.
Il will knowingly say nothing with
malice nor permit the exploitation OF
my people by self seekers and narrow
special interests.
so help me God
Isn't that IL fine expression of
American ideals? Isn't that just what
you and | and each and every one OF
the partisans of democracy believe? Is
there one point to which we do not try
to adhere? Isn't it real Credo for
real Americans?
The paragraphs l have quoted are
from the Credo for the Negro Press,
written by L. Bernard Young, ,Jr., edi-
tor and publisher of the Journal and
Guide of Norfolk, Virginia. 1t was
presented to the editors attendant on
the Negro Newspaper Publishers Con-
vention in New York recently and was
adopted by them as their yardstick for
their editorial policy.
This is a lesson big enough to guide
all OF us. Let us try to be worthy of
its great challenge
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
DougldsLongB Beach
Plunt Defies W.L.B.
Abolished Jobs Of Mutrons
Ruther Thun Comply
With Directive

Long Beach, Calf. P).-Convert-
ing its huge ''blackout' plant here into
n lockout plant for the time being,
Douglas Aircraft Corp. management
has abolished the jobs of II women
employed as matrons rather than give
them proper classifications with Zoe
To zoe hourly raises as ordered by the
regional War Labor Board.
Following s. l.. Avery's muddy foot
steps, Douglas defied the WLB order
by informing the matrons their former
jobs were nonexistent, firing some out
right and ordering others into inferior
jobs at lower wages.
All the matrons i'm the plant were
classified as Matrons Il ami paid soc to
Soc an hour. This rating WAS non
existent in the job classification sched
ule, which provides only Matrons A at
90c to Sl.05 an hour.
The local carried their cases to the
WLB, which ordered all the matrons
reclassitied. The company then de
clared the jobs abolished WLB order
ed the company to show cause why the
nGitrons should not be reclassified as
ordered. The company failed to do SO
and persisted in its lockout which be-
gan July %
Demanding that the WLBs order be
complied with the JAW charged that
the "company's defiance of the govern
ment Is provoking considerable unrest
among the Long Beach employees en-
gagged in critical warplane production"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
WLB Approves
(Confinasd From Page OHe)

year 1913, and vacation with pay In
19ii
New employees, with only one
years service record In l9li, will be
entitled to only one weeks vacation
with pay"
The question of vacations has been
the basis of discussion between the
National brotherhood of Operative
Potters and the l.. s. +, A. for more
than a year and Il half.
The original petition was filed In
January, 1913, by the ~ Il. o. T., to
gether with request for wage in.
creases. The Regional War Labor
Board at Cleveland handed down its
directive in june, 1913, which was ap-
pealed by both union officials and
manufacturers.
In May of this year, both groups
conferred in Cleveland and new ne.
gional WLB directive was issued
granting weeks vacation with pay
10 all employees with one years sery-
lee"
Neither 4. =. y. 4. nor union 0tli
cials appealed this ruling, hut the
actual scheduling OF vacations was
withheld awaiting the Office of Eco
nomic Stabilizafion's approval and the
decision of OPA concerning a price in
crease
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Circuit Court


body 10 settle.
In reviewing the case before the
Standing Committee with Mr.. Jacob j.
Blair Of the Department of Labor's
Arbitration Bureau, sitting as sew
enth member of the Standing Commit
tee, the men were returned to their
jobs.
Following the return of the men to
their jobs, application for unemploy-
ment benefits was made to the West
Virginia Unemployment Compensation
Board, with the Board of Review re
versing IN earlier decision, In which
Il ruling was handed down denying
Brother Jiyiden benefits. This ruling
was appealed by the Homer Laughlin
China Co.
Pending final decision of the case,
President Duffy brought about an un-
derstanding with the West Virginia
Unemployment Board, that whatever
decision was finally reached in the APP
peal case would be the basis for de-
terInlning the claims of all other en-
lWbNtt lHtiilDeiS WHO were uncllt-
ployed, due Ia the walllout which oc-
CURED when the firm refused to allow
all kilniremen members to return to
their jobs after they had called of
their strike on August q.
During the long deliberations of the
case In which the Brotherhood ap-
peared in court ON numerous occasions
To present It's side of the case, not
once were they compelled to seek legal
talen to further their claims. Presi-
dent James Nj, Duffy very ably repre-
sented the claimant, and In the opin-
ion of many of the witnesses, more
than held his own with the top-notcn
legal talent of the state. AS evidence
of this fact the Brotherhood chieftain,
reading from his Law Book" several
decisions handed down in various
courts of similar cases, was asked by
the opposing counsel, IF he might bor
row the book?' promising to return
same within Il week. President Duffy
complied with the re-
quest, and when the book was re-
turned to Headquarters this week, the
decision of the court accompanied 1t.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Sebring Labor Will
Provide Cigarettes
For Cdnteen Guests
Clarence Bostwick Reflect
ed President Of Central
Labor Body

Sebring, Ohio. Soldiers passing
through Alliance on Sebring Day at
the canteen are practically assured of
free cigarets from labor, it developed
at Central Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil meeting last week.
Practically all unions reported large
collections for this purpose.
Contacts are rapidly being complet-
ed with cigaret distributors for the
large quantities necessary, and an eff
fort will be made TO get them for
Sebring Day for August
1t was resolved by the body to use
only union-made cigarets in this
project.
card will be inserted in each
package saying that it is given by, and
with the good wishes of organized
labor i'm Sebring. The Canteen Asso-
citation has been advised that, unless
in special emergency, donations of
labor i'm the future will be made in
this form.
Officers for the next year were
chosen as follows President, Clarence
Bostwick, reelected first vice presi-
dent, Leslie Hawk; second vice presi-
dent, Hugh DALEY; third vice presi-
dent, Clyde Oliver; financial secretary,
treasurer, and recording secretary,
Smith w. Larkin, reelected; sergeant
alarms, Ray Rutledge and trustee for
three years, John Hamilton.
Harvey Austin, president Of Local
1872, administered the oath of office
and installed the new officers.
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concentrations in the policy statement
require action by national and inter
national unions affiliated with the
AFL and CIO to become effective.
The agreement was reached after a
conference of NFW officials with rep
resentatiyes of the American Fedora
ton of Labor and the Congress of In
dustriaI Organizations Participants
included Matthew Vol, vice president
of the AFL, George Meany, AFL sec
retary-treasurer, Robert J. Watt, AFL
international representative, and JAS.
B. Carey, secretary-treasurer OF the
CIO. The arrangement provides as
follows:
Qualified veterans will be admitted
to full membership in any labor or
ganization at cost no greater than
the admission fee charged prior to
Jan. i. 1910 Dues shall be no higher
than those imposed on members doing
the same work.
Disability Not Disqualification
Veterans who formerly were union
members will have the length of mill
tary service added to their seniority.
In no case shall seniority rights be
established prior To Sept. !, 1910.
Physical disability shall not dis
qualify veteran from his right to re-
employment. He will receive a job
commensurate with his ability at Il
salary prevailing for the new job.
The agreement specifies that labor's
right to organize and bargain collec-
lively has been accepted by the peo-
pie of the United States and so writ
ten into the federal statutes"
Well-Being of Nation Paramount
1t recognized that persons who have
served honorabiy I'm the armed forces
should constitute "A citizenry to whom
the nation owes consideration by rea
son OF such service. 1t is agreed that
the welfare of the nations veterans is
ultimately dependent upon the we'll
being of The whole Of the community
OF the country
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New Local Elects Officers

Tiffin, Ohio.-FOllOwing are the new
205, Tiffin, Ohio: President, Ralph
Bender, Jr.; vice president, Ralph
Stevenson recording secretary, Mary
Kuhn; financial secretary-treasurer,
Maggie RuggeriO; defense fund secre-
tary, Lester Fredericks; guard, John
Tusco inspector, Robinalt; trustees,
William Molineaux, Edward Long and
John Herbert.
Local Union No. 205 was organized
on July is, 1914, and its membership
is composed of employees of the Amer
lean Clay Forming Co.
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WLB Approves
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ployees working on the evening shift
which begins at 4 100 y. IN. and ends
at II 100 p. m.
IA cents an hour over the regular
rate for those working on the owl
shift which begins at II 100 p. IN. and
ends AT q 90 IA. m. This Is retroactive
to April 30, 1914
Vacations with pay provided as fol-
lows. employees with / years sery-
Ice, ] week, with > per cent of their
annual regular and overtime earnings !:
= years, ! week and | day, with = %
per cent ) years, week and = days,
with , 10 per cent 4 years, | week
and 3 days with 3 ID per cent ; years
or more, weeks AT 4 per cent.
The company viii also furnish east
ers with one free sponge for each two
week pay.