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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-01

ehen l, Montgomery /, Moore l,
New Hanover 6. Onslow l, Orange
Z, Pasquotank 2, Fender l, Person
2, Pitt l, Polk 4, Randolph Z,
richmond /, Robson 5, Rocking
nam 4, Rowan 10, Rutherford 10,
Sampson 8, Scotland l, Stanly 8,
Stokes 2, Surry -, Pennsylvania l.,
Union 4, Vance l, Wake 4, Watau-
ga 10, Wayne 2, Wilkes IS, Wilson,
l, Yadkin II and Yatcey l.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-01
FATHER AND SON

SEATTLE, Aug. 81 Up Capt.
J. Philip Forsander, Sr., chaplain
TOR the 18th naval district, will as
slst Sunday evening at the ordi-
nation of his son and namesake,
and for the first time in history,
father and son will be serving the
Navy simultaneously as Chaplains.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-01
WAREHOUSES; LICENSED

RALEIGH, Aug. 31-IR-Ninty :
seven cotton storage warehouses
with a capacity of $4,000 bales
were licensed in North Carolina
during the past fiscal year by the
state warehouse system of the
state department of agriculture.
A. 3. Farley, director of the divi-
SON announced today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-01
BUM MERCHANT HELD

RALEIGH. Aug. 31-(R-The Ra-
leigh district Office of Price Ad-
ministration headquarters today
announced the arrest of W. w.
Winstead, Bum merchant, on
charges of violation of OPA regu-
lations by having in his possession
counterfeit sugar coupons.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-01

BUY WAR BONDS AND sAMPs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

med voakov In vzeo bo zopet toko casa predno
bodo gasovnice prisle nazaj stetje.
Vsaka dlzava tska svoje asne glasovnice "a svoje
drzavjane in tiskat h more dokler MISC koncane
primane volitve. IA davah pa Sc primarne volitve
Wsjo sele septembru in ako bo gasovnice poslaIo
po posti obcan nacin voja IL teh rzav ne utegne
o prejeti gasovnic dovo zgoda, da jih bodo mog vn
pred T. novembra. So drzave, katerh morajo bt vse
glasovnce XII poslane po post vrnjene 80 .dn pred
dnevom votev, ponekod pa cello pree. Jasno e da bi
mnogh such posta glasovnc do dneva voitev niti do
staviti ne mogla.
V "A drzavah obstoje zakoni, XII napravljajo votve
"a odsone drzavljane cello bo tezavne Oni XII zelijo
vot molajo najpre pisat po posebne uradne prosnje
Ia uadno gasovnico. Pc prejemu psma Sc mora odpo-
sla tozadevna prosna kar vec tednov, in ko je
prosna izpolnena, vniti, kar zopet vec
tednov, nakar see e proscu poslana glasovnica Vec
tednov seveda zopet predno e glasovnca izpol
njena in v1njena, odkoder je bila poslana.
Vprco takih in enaxih doocb je jasno da ma mill
jone vojakov XII doma DO moglo voliti oziroma
Ida njh glasovnice bi bile vrnene dovo zgoda da
bi h steo ako kongres podvzame posebnih kora-
kov ter naprav glasovane moze in zenske XII suzo
" oborozenih silah bolj enostavno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

trtkih vecer pa urad tajnika S.
N. D. v starem poslopju.
Cbe banki sta pa odprti oh
potkih vecer do osmih.
Porocilo doslej nj tako sija:j-
no kot bi zeleli, da bi bilo, am
pax ifnamo Sc nekaj casa, da
etorimo svojo dolznost in upa-
tt je, da bono dosegli naso kvo-
to pred zakljuekom kampanje.
Ena najteziih nalog je hodi-
ii Cd hise do hise. ter ljudem
ra2lagati zakaj ste prisli, ker
velikokrat So primeri, da pade
vsaka besedl ma gluha usesa in
veasih Sc dobi Sc kaksno nepri-
jazno besedo V .odgovor. sa
Todar rod Wade je prislo pove-
lie, da mora vsaka divizija i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
(Nadalievanje S /. strani)

svoje obljube uresnici, ampak
mesec dni po prihodu V urad so
Japonci bombardirali Pearl
Harbor, in tako .je incl na rO-
kah, kakor vsi drugi zupani V
Zedinienih drzaVah, mnogo vaz-
nejSi pCSel kot je pobiranje ku-
him njskih odpadkov. Moral je Or
ganiZirati mestO "a pOmOC V
vojni, in kar je takrat vedel bo-
disi on ali kateri drug zupan
glede organiziranja NEST "a
podporo vojnega napora, bi lah-
ko vsakdo vtaknil sebi V oko.
Bill je to napOTen posel, kajti
Cleveland nj zelel vojne. Cleve-
land je veliko industrijsko me-
Sto. VeC kot polovica njegovih
100000 prebiValcev je bilo roje-
nih inOZemstVu, ali pa SO
Amerikanci pTVega ali drugega
rOdu. Ma tisOCe MOI CARA do
srrti pri tezkih, ncprijetnih de-
ill.,, in pred vojno so bile njih
mezde Cesto primeroma mike.
Med mimi je ma tucate raZnih
plemenskih skupin, katerih To-
jalnOst je Cesto raZdVOj ena med
Zedinjeni drzavami in deze-
lami njih izvora. Odnosaji med
delavci in deloda jalci MISC bill
zmerom dobri. Mnogokrat je
priSlo do stavk. Crnci so bill "a
postavl JAM. Nerodno vodstvo bi
spremenilo Cleveland pravo
peklo izgredov, stavk, brezbriz-
nosti in koristOloVstva. "ZdraVi
vpliv," XII ga je izvajal Frank
Lausche, je napravil Cleveland
emo izmed najboljSih vse-ame-
liskih NEST V Zedinjenih drza-
yah.
Predno sem sci V Cleveland,
sem bill precej skepucen glede
nacrtov nash idealistov, XII upa-
jo, da po vojni napravijo svet
emo samo bolj ali mani srecno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
Frank J. Lausche kot vzor zupanav
vojnem casu, vzbuja pozornost Amerike

druzino. Ampak po tenn, kar sc
.je zgodilo V Clevelandu, SEN
prisel do zakljucka, da je kai
takega mogoce. Ako Sc da me.
sanico ljudi velikega mesta kot
je Cleveland iZoblikovati V ucin.
kovito edinico, XII della V zadost-
nj slogi "a dosego mnogo dobre.
ga "a vse, tedaj Sc morda da
nekaj takega napraviti Ia yes
svet. Pod pogojem seveda, da
nasi voditelji uporabijo Lau-
schetovo netodo, katere emo,
stavna filozofija je V jedru sic.
deca: "Bodi posten in odkrit
napram vsakomur. Delaj slej
ko pref "a dobrobit celote, nj
kdar "a emo ali drugo posebnc
skupino.'
Lausche je uporabljal pre-
pTost zdraV raZum, in podal sc
nj nObenim fanatikOm, social
MIN reformatorjem, dobrodel-
nezem ali skupinam, XII delujejC
S pritiskom. Svoje najvecje
uspehe je dosegel $ pobijanjen7
staVk in crnega trga, ter V iz-
boljsanju zdravja vojnih DELAY
ccv in njih druzin. Vojni DELAY
ski odbor stayi Cleveland "a
zgled in praVi: "Tako bi mo-
Tala VISA mesta reSevati problem
dela.' OPA urad ne govori na
glas, ker Sc boji zameriti zupa-
nom drugih NEST, ampak pri-
Vatno je pripravljen posepeta-
ii, da je Lausche med vsemi zu-
PAM velikih NEST najbolj teme-
ljito zbil zobe crno-borznih ope-
ratorjev. Della Sc je lotil takoi,
elm Sc je zacelo raciioniranje
zivil, gledal je, do so bill ME
goVi inspektorji na delu, delal
roko V roki Z OPA, in posledica
tega je, da je malo cleveland
skim gospodinjam znano, kaj je
crni trg.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
PoroGilo slovenske sekcije
cetrtega vojnega posojila
v cetrti diviziii

Cleveland, Ohio. - Predsed,
mix slovenske sekcije V cetrti
diviziji .ie Mr.. Paul Schneider,
tajnik St. Clair Savings and
Loan Co., podpredsednik je pa
Mr.. Anton Grdina, predsednik
North American Banke. Obe
slovenski banki sta torej zasto-
pani v izvrsnem odboru in ODE
ustanovi izdajati bonde. Ia IT,
ste, XII pa delaio po dnevi in ne
pridejo dotiko Z nabiratelji
je pa ma razpolago oh torkill
vecer do devetih urad sDz na
6409s ST. Clair Ave-, in. OBJ ee-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
Barbicevo pojasnilo

Cleveland, Ohio. - V "Ena.
kopravnosti'' z dne 20. januar.
ia, je bio >porocano, da' Sc je
prejsnji dan vrsilo letno zboro-
vanje delnicarjev Slovenskega
de]avskega donna ma Waterloo
cesti. Tam je oznacen novi di.
Irektorij "a leto 1914 ter da ja
predsedoval Frank Barbic.
Ker Sc je pa govorica razne-
sla cd nekaterih navzocih del
nicarjev, XII so posetili sejo, da
John Lokar mlajsi nj incl pri-
like povedati cemu je resigniral
kot prejsnji predsednik direkto-
rija slovenskega delavskega do
ma ter da mu je predsednik
kratil te pravice, sem danes 3.
februaria telefonicno poklical
Johna Iaokarja ml,..M rhestrio hi
SO, ako Sc on res tako pocuti,
da nj incl prilike, da bi povedal
svoje mnenie, ker mu tega pred
sednik zborovanja nj dovolil?
John Lokar mlajsi mi je cd
govoril, da maj podam sledeco
izjavo:
Da je,on dobil dovolj casa
a(25 minut), da je pojasnil del
nicarjem zadevo, radi katere .je
pred meseci podal resignacijo,
in da Sc je'cudil, da mu predsed-
mix, XII Sc MIN kriza v raznih
nazorih prepricanja, nj mixer
delal neprilik, da, hi ma kratii
pravice Y izrazanju, XII nu po
parlamentarnem redu pripada-
jo, do raztolmaci razioge odsto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
Lepo gre naprej

Cleveland, Ohio. - Da gre
Vse lepo naprej pri Mladinskem
pevskem zboru Slovenskega de-
lavskega d ON a ma Waterloo
Rd. je vzrok ia, da imamo Sc
daj lepo stevilo dobrih pevcev,
kateri 81 resnici prizadevajo,
da je zbor to, kar 81 zelimo;
tocni so, poslusni tudi svoji
ljubki uciteljici, katera 81 v res
nici prizadeva, da bi vprizorili
nekaj lepega.
S pomocjo drugih Sc mi zdi,
da Sc DO to uresnicilo.
Dne 16. aprila, to je na Belo
nedeljo, bono imeli priliko 20
pet videti kaj vse Sc ucijo ma
81 decki in deklice, kajti vpri-
zorili bono svetovno znano
pravljicno igro "Janko in Met
ka", ter DO nekaj posebnega.
Vodje so gdc. Alice Artelj, e.
John Steblaj in ga. Anna Vad-
nal.
Torej, ako innate vi deeka a.
Ii deklico, katero veseli petite, je
sedaj Sc cas-, da ga pripeljete,
Ga Sc pridruzi tel skupini.
Vaje Sc vrsijo vsako nedelio
cd |. do 3. ure popoldne.
Prlpeljite vase malcke, ker
bodo prijazno sprejeti.
J. Sever, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

pa liz predsednistva, OF. direkto-
ria S. D. Donna.
10 je John Lokar podal svoje
porocilo "a. casa njegovega
predsedniskega delovanja "a le"
to 1943, SO prisla ma povrsje
rama vprasanja, in kritike ra-
di izstopa. Vsak navzoc delnicar
XII Sc je priglasil, je dobil bese-
do. Potem@ seveda je bill stav-
lien in podpiran predlog "a "a
kljucek debate, ter tudi odgla-
sovano.
Po nasem parlamentarnem
>redu zborovanja, govore lie Sc
oni, XII so Sc priglasili pred pred
logon "a zakljucek debate. In
po zakljueku debate Sc je prigla-
sill Joseph Durn, XII je pripiro-
cal, da Sc izvoli pet izmed del
nicarjev, da preiseejo, je-li bila
podlaga, ma katero Sc je John
Lokar opiral, opravicena ali ne?
Vid Jancic je potrdil, da Sc stri
MIA z Durnovim priporocilom.
Fredsednik je pojasnil, da je
debata zakljucena in razprava
Sc ne more drugace nadaljevati,
razen &c kdo stavi predlog, da
sc izvoli pet Qahko vec, ali
manD delnicarjev, da preiscejo
vzroke. Vprasan je bill Durn, in
vprasana je bila zbornica, ce
hoce kdo staviti predlog": Stavil
ga nj nihce, in predsednik je
moral iti preko tocke.
/ In vedite, da ia dopisnik Sc
/. ne o7ira ma to v publiki, &c te-
ga, ali omega ljubi, ali mu je
nasprotnik. On .je poznal lie del
nicarje, in pravice 18TH ma njih
delniski seji. Kdor trdi drugace
je zmoti.
Ako delnicarji MISC zadcNolj-
nj katerimkoli direktorjem, in
imajo upravicene vzroke "a to,
lahko zahtevajo, posebno drust-
veni clani, da direktorij od-
pravi vzroke. Drustva, kot We
liki delniearji, imajo pravico, da
zahtevajo, ola izvedenci preisee-
jo ono, kar Sc zdi, da nj v skla-
du S poslovanjen. Pojasnjeno
vam je bilo, da ste jih izvolili
lansko leto, in ker ste jih volili,
ste jim gotovo morali zaupati,
drugace hi jih ne volili.
Tisti, XII niste bill navzoci pa
vedite, da so bile dive stranki,
; in vsaka je zagovarjala svoje-
ga kegljarskega poslovodjo.
Predsednik tega zborovanja
nj kegljac, in ne We, zato je. bill
lahko nepristranski. Toliko V
pojasnilo IL S. D. D. delniske
seize, dne %. januarja.
Frank Rarbic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

Po Uecmesecni preizkuSnji
pod ognjem 5oja, so Uojaske ob-
iasti izpopotnile noUe Urste GeU-
lie, XII bOdo nadOmestii oUitke
"a n0ge, kateye nOsijO pehotne
cete ma bojnem polju in para
sutne cete. Zgornja slika kaze
Ucjaka Paul L. Gable, ko obu-
Ia nOUe Urste GeUije, ma leUi
strani pa so ceUIji stare Urste.
vseh, XII ste re pomagali in IT,
stlh, ki nam Sc bcste in z eel jo,
d. bi bill pcvsod prijazno spre-
jeti ostajam narodu ma uslugo,
Albina Novak
Gilt St. Clair Ave.
Telefon: EN-. 1882.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

mora faVndtl pO Ten pTeQplSlli,s
nam torej ne preostaja drugega
kot jim to ugoditi. ...<..~.
Cetrta divizija sega cd 3d.
ceste do Gordon parka Cd jeze-.i
ra do Payne Ave. in Wade Park
do 105. ceste. Torej je precej
polja "a obdelati. -
Cd 80. eeste do IS. ceste je
nacelnik nabiralcev Mr.. A. Kar-
linger, 1929 St. Clair Ave.
Cd IS. ceste in St. Clair Ave.
do jezera ter Lake Court in po
81. cesti severno cd St. Clairja
je nacelnica Mrs. Agnes Ire
bar.
Potem cd 55. ceste in St.
Clair do Superior in potem do
go. ceste zahodno do Bonna je
nacelnica Mrs. Anne Pavlovich,
5000 Prosser Ave. in njene po-
m O { nice so Mrs. Josephine
Trunk, Mrs. Frances Brancelj
in Miss Agnes Klemencic in Mr..
Greek.
Ma 60. cesti je pa nacelnica
Mrs. Julia Brezovar 1913 E. go
st. in ma tel cesti pomaga tudi
Mr.. Fifolt, 1897 E. Goth St.
Ma 81 cesti in po Norwood
:je nacelnica Mrs. Anna Tomsic,
1893 E. 61st St.
Pc So cesti in "a cesti juz-
no cd St. Clairja in po Glass in
Carl Ave. sta pa pridno ma de-
lu Mrs. Helene Mally, 11O5 E.
63 st in Mrs. Anna Fortuna,
1893 E. Gath St.
Po Addison Rd. ter po 68, SO
in 70. cesti je pa pacelnik Mr..
Louis zelle, $500 St. Clair Ave.
! Tudi po Addison ter 66. in
81. cesti sta pa ma delu Mrs.
Mary Grdina, 1862 Addison Rd.
in Mary Otonicar, lilo E. Goth
st.
Po Il. cesti je nacelnica Mrs.
Emma Haller, 1897 E. list in
ma 72. cesti (Place) pomagati
Mrs. Anna Bandi in Mrs. Mary
Tekavec.
Ma severni strani Cd St. Clair
! ia to je cd 62. ceste vse skozi
do 70. ceste je pa nacelnik Mr..
JOHN Tauchar, tajnik Sloven-
skcga narodnega donna.
Pc Hecker Ave. in del Addi-
son Rd. ter Shaffer Ave. sta
pa pridno ma delu Mrs. Jennie
Krager, 1893 Addison Rd. in
Mrs. Frances Kodrich, $500
! Schaffer Ave.
Ia trgovce in obrtnike po St.
! Clairju, to je Cd IS. ceste vse do
79. ce 5 te je pa nacelnik Mr..
j O h n Susnik, 62O4 St. Clair
Ave. in pomocnik je Mr.. Beno
Leustig.
Ia profesijoniste po St. Clair
Ave. je nacelnik odvetnik Mr..
Leopold Kushlan, urad V S. N.
I Domu.
Ma drustva je pa razposlal
,.pisma Mr.. John Gornik, tainik
S. D. z.
kjer nimamo Sc nabiralcev je
"a sledece ceste: Bonna, Edna,
del Norwood proti Superior,
potem po cestah 68, u, IA, rs,
II in 78 to je JUNO cd St. Clair
Ave. do Superior Ave. Kar je
cd Superior naprej je pa dobil
nabiratelje ravnatelj cd Cleve-
land Trust Company, Mr.. James
Roche, ker juno cd Superior,
so ljudje vseh narodnosti.
Da Sc boljse razumemo, -je
umestno, da vam povemo to-le::
Nabiralne listine so zelo prak-
ticne in nj treba imeti nobenih
posebnih navodil ali pa .da hi
morali znati jerk perfektno.
Glavno je, da ste poznani v svo-
j okolici in vse drugo Sc prav
lahko izvrsi.
V mojem uradu imam vse po-
trebne listine, katere yam bonn
prav rada izrocila, kakor tudi
dala vse potrebne informacije.
Torej potreba lie yelika in lepo
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-29
Spdulding China
Co. Picnic Proves
Successful Affdir
Employees And Families En-
JOY Sports Events And
Dance Contests

Sebring, Ohio. = Approximately 2Oo
employees of the Spaulding China
Company and their families attended
the firms first annual outing, Saturday
at Lake Park.
The bOuntiful dinner, supplied by
the plant manager, was served at noon.
There was also free ice cream and pop
for the children.
Two shop ball teams, each consisting
of men and women players, battled
each other and the one captained by
Joe Taylor defeated Francis Aliens
team, II to 3.
There were prizes and awards for
the winners and contestants making
best showing during the competitive
sports program.
Following the sports program Lou
Reddy's Orchestra supplied music for
dancing from to p. m. Ramona
Kelley and Tom Lamp won the Utter
bug contest. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Moss
won the prize waltz. Bernice and
Helen Syms favored with two vocal
duets and little Elsie Jane Lock
pleas sed with her vocal solo, I'm Coin
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-29
Interesting Report
Is Made By Shop
Committee Of SO
All Present Officers Reflect
ed; Initiate Twelve
New Members

Clarksburg, w. Va.-Local Union 90
met Monday evening with President
Joseph SOntag presiding. Election of
officers was held with all present Off
GERS being reelected.
In the absence Of Brother Auzie
Mazzie who is attending the cOnven-
ton, shop committee report was
made by Brother Sontag. 1t has been
rumOred that the women kilndrawerS
I'm the glost department are still NOV
ing boxes which they have complained
so much about. They were told by the
shop committee not to move any more
of these boxes. This is very dishearten-
ing to the shop committee who spent
much of their time settling this case.
We also understand that the girls
on the sand blast have hard time
getting gloves. We hear they have to
show bleeding hands to the foreman
before gloves are secured.
The handlers and jiggermen have
been very lax i'm attending meetings.
Don't forget brothers that this is the
place to make all of your complaints.
We are all anXiOusly awaiting re-
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rthe resolutions Will come 10 light when
they are presented to the convention in
the proper way and that those not de-
signed for the good of the organization
should not be given the approval of the
convention.
Before greeting the delegates on be-
half of the Executive Board, President
Duffy In introducing Rev. Arthur Me
Kay Ackerson of the Chelsa Episcopal
Church, stated he was convinced that
the practice he inaugurated years ago
of asking a minister of God TO be
present at the opening session, has
been d big factor In the success OF the
work accomplished AT the annual meet
ings. Rev. AckersOn asked Gods bless
ngs on the deliberations Of the dele
gates and also on the nation in these
troublesome times.
The official delegates badge. while
not up t8 the standard OF former years,
due to the war, Is very attractive and
carries the seal Of Atlantic City. 1t is
made of plastic.
Reading of the Executive Board Re
port by Vice Presidents Hull, Wheat
ley and Jordan was completed near
the close of the morning session. The
report gave complete summary OF the
financial standing Of the organization
and the work and progress OF the
officials in all the branches OF the
trade.
The afternoon session OF the opening
day of the convention will long be re-
membered by the delegates. In intro
ducing the speaker. DR.. j. w. G.
Harmon. American representative OF a
Canadian institution that has perfected
cure for those who are suffering
from SilicOsis, as we'll as plan TO
prevent the spread OF this disease to
those who are in daily contact with
Silica dust, President Duffy urged all
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Duffy Appoints
Committees At
Initidl Session
Generulwure Price List
Group Handles Mdjor Por-
ton OF Resolutions
PERSONNEL LISTED
256 Resolutions In Printed
Program For Delegates
Consideration

Atlantic City, N. J.-All delegates
attending the 51st annual convention
OF the National Brotherhood of Opera
tive POtters now in session at the
Senator Hotel here, were assigned to
one or more of the fourteen commit
tees by President James NJ. Duffy
Monday morning.
The committees took up their work
Tuesday morning and will attempt to
hurry along their various duties in
order that the convention might soon
go into general session on two-a-day
schedule.
The complete list follows:
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Members Of Locul
UnionN .l73Huve
Been Very Active
Company Offers To Hold
An Outing For Members;
Plans Well Under WdY

Frenchtown. n. J. Local Union
173's membership has been very active
for the past few months. The member
ship has increased and also the attend
ance the past two meetings, but it
could be lot better.
We have had two conference meet
ings with the company recently. AT
the first meeting the company agreed
to give two-weeks' vacation with pay
and soc an hour rate for all new male
and female help. At the last meeting
we settled a grievance in the grinding
department, also an incentive bonus
plan which will produce better work
and increase production.
At this meeting Mr.. FurgeSon, preSi-
dent of the company, offered TO hold
an outing for the members il we set up
a committee to take care of arrange
ments. The committee accepted the
offer and at our last local meeting a
motion was passed for President
Everitt TO appoint a committee to take
care of arrangements. The committee
met last week and plans are being
made to have q clam bake on August
10Th.
We received a letter from the
Frenchtown Recreational Council ask
ing us TO solicit the employees for
funds for the playground. This was
done Immediately and S72.OO has been
turned over to the council. Brother
Marcus Beihn is member of the
Recreational Council.
We have set up a committee to sell
War Bonds in the plant. Our goal Is
SO, 900, and 500 of this amount has
been reached. Let us back up the boys
by buying an extra bond.-O. c. 73. ;.
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DeIegofes Adopt
Rules Governing
1914 Convention
Adoption Made Upon Rec
ommenddtion OF Vice
President Newton

Atlantic City, y. J.-Rules govern
ing the 1914 convention were adopted
here Monday afternoon upon the rec
ommendation of Fifth Vice President
George Newton, head of the Commit
tee on Rules.
1940's rule calling for the prominent
display of the American flag through
out the convention, was unnecessary
this year since the colors were already
waving in the breeze just off the
solarium of the Senator Hotel where
the meetings are in progress.
The rules follow:
AFTER the first day all commit
tees shall meet in the morning, the
hour to be set by the different com
mittees. the convention TO convene at
= p. III. and adjourn al . p. IN. If reso-
luton is under discussion at time OF
adjournment, convention will adjourn
ut 5 80 p. m. After the committees
have acted on all resolutions the con
p. III. Saturday sessions To be from 8
Il. IN. to ~ 80 p. H. until all work of
the convention is completed. There will
be no session July 4.
THAT smoking be permitted dur
ing the session of the convention with
permission of the lady delegates.
3-That no resolution be accepted
for consideration by the convention
after June %, except by majority
vote of the convention.
Each delegate present shall vote
individually on all questions.
5-Any delegate retiring before
10 80 a. m. or 80 p. m. without a
reasonable excuse, shall be marked
absent.
G-Each delegate shall have rep
resentative badge to wear in sight
such badge to be furnished by the
National Brotherhood TO the delegates
free of cost, and shall remain the
property of the ~ Il. of o. Z. until
the convention adjournS.
THAT all visiting members be ad-
mitted to seats at the rear of the hall,
but they must not mingle with the
delegates while the convention is in
session.
S-That no information of the pro.
ceeds of the convention be furnished
to the press, except by the press COM
mittee.
9-That no delegate be allowed to
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Elizabeth Stewart
Agdin Hedds l95
Election Of Officers Draws
Big Crowd; Donate SIS
For Cigarettes

Local Union 195 had large attend
ance last Wednesday evening for the
election of officers.
Elizabeth Stewart was reelected
president. Other officers are Frances
Kenefick, vice president; Mildred Me
Kenzie, recording secretary; Anna
Rosenbaum, financial secretary; Mabel
Dale, treasurer; Mae Brown, inspector
Minnie Smith, guard; Carrie Mount
joy, trustee us mOnths); Nellie VOgt,
trustee (12 mOnths) Harriet jackson,
trustee C. mOnths).
A donation of $500 for 800 pack
ages Of Raleigh cigarettes was made
to the service men. We know these
will be appreciated by our boys over
seas.-O. G. 1915.