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errichtet haben.

erribtet baben.
Oiel aus roben Sol5brettern gebal,.
te Stride beiinoet 'i1 inmitten elmer
s(nsabl bon Sol5gaba,loen, sic bon
einem Battalion errihtet .puroen, oei.
ien 2agersebiet ieet etrua 10 aus.
ibaut iuie cine 8ren5lieolung inn ame,
rifanii iiGen @eiten in ser Yionier5eit
Gie einfade, aus &ottanenbol5 &C.
baute &apelle, seidnet iib in oieier
b0I5ernen Sieclung oureb cine ge.
|apiila @iiroe ausSeoen 5ipeiten Cont
tag finoet Elm proteitartiiher begin
f,tboliidpr Wottesbienit iiott uno bon
ieoer &ompague iu ser 1euerlinie
bari INNER elm beltiinmter Yrp5cnt,
ias Ser Manlibaft oie talten, fptiee,
Steld.,ngen I'M Sem bi1ten, INNER
griineu @alo perlnilen, lull sur Stride
5u gebcn.
yT;eie Suptc iuiro ilumer uou aus
seniitt," iagt ldcbeluo &aplan Grnit
Sirfielo aus Sluibins, e. g., oei,cn
&ircGeisitiibie monatelang ssl,d)sl0hcr
gelpeien lslo oclicu r&irdN" blpb pcr,
Iirmameute iiber0ud)t .uor.
Seit gegeEipGrtiges @eb1utc
lit Sic erlte ,uirflid)e Stride, Sit
BON iciuer in &bafiunifurul itedenoeI,
8clneinOe gebal,t lpprNen lit. IS triigt
Elm einiocbes Sol5frells alsi oenl Ipiten
Iad. 8ci Spntenlrltergavg ,pirft
oieies &rells Sbatten a:iI cbennallse
@etpn- -9unfer ser Iel,tIchen, mir
.penigc 0arnS cntierlt.
Srinnen iissn oie I"oattisen a,ii
rob srredtse5in,nlerten 9reiterbun
fen post iie frlien baoor. 0au5 uorre
,efinbet iih cin lanser, nit eineln
itrableno neiben 9lltartud, bebedter
SiIdl ouf ,pelhen Elm lielbernes &rr,
iiiir uuo Goicn nit iriidNn @lumelI
lteben.
slls sic MIR cine balbc MeiIe uon
ser Srort cntiernte &apeIle pollenSt
mar, lpuroe iie pnn 9ap!an Siniie!S
feisrlif eiugciueiht, luobci General.
major @alter 20. Tobertion ols Ct
rengalt 5lSegen mor.
slls iiper Sen S;Guptern Scr SlnoIG)
tigeu oic Vumber brShnenb poriiher.
fIpgen 1luo nan aus ser sSernc Orn
Conner ser &anonen nernabnl, iagtc
ocr &Gplan ieiner 8enleinoe: Cine
eurer eriteu eaten beinl Vetreten Sic.
les 9anbeS Scr 3critorllng mar Sic
Grbnllung oieier Stride. Sic mogc
oaltebsn als eiu @abrSeiden Ser
Sneale s(merifas!"
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Gmrepa mnS freie wahl

|sert. bie Guhpidluns politiider Mabls
freibeit Ser StaIiener ourbsuiiibren.
Sas Stcatsbepartment lteate iebe
Oprolition ecgen Siorsa in Mbreoc,
uno iuies oaraui bin oab lpir bon ben
Stalleneru erIrarten lire Hegiermgs-
pro6leine aui oemofratiider 3inie
obne ginfluB bon auBen ber. su I0leI.
Sm Sale bon 8rieGeniano lit Ole
aneritunilde Nolitit i'm slugenbIif
nod unfair. Seine nnlerifuniIhct
5ruppen cperieren i'm Balfan. Mber
Die Tatisfeit ser gneldn0cr in Mtbcr
miro BON @aibinston ebenfaas se-
lmibbillist, aus beinielben Brunoe .pie
porber geiagt l,uS mie I'M 9ltlantt
lGbartcr ieit9eleat lit. ndmlih ieoes
befreite Sano bat oas &ed+ Ibrc pigere
Hegirung einsuieten.
Sn elmer grflGruns ees s(nBen-
miniiters bon GroBbritannieu, Mn-
tbonD @ben, beibt es: sd crflGre.
@robbritannien bat bas uoue Reht
Wdnner ab5ulebnen, Die nibt Die Sn-
tereiien ibres Sanoes pertreten. &ir
ersparten, bab Die Staliener ibre Nrob.
(eme oenhratiIf erlebiaen."
0ie 8etradtung Ser gan3en 2ogc
aber 5eist, oab Gnslano periuht ie;
men gorfriesseinHuB aui Dem euro,
paiiden Geltlano spieoer gu eetpinnei..
l0ie 3elten aber babea l,h ee6noar!
uno oie @esierunaen in oen beireiten
Sanoern, spie 8eleieu, Stalien, @rie.
6enlauo uno Jranfreid, BON guela,ro
aufsepappelt ,pdbrerb ees sanae,l
|8rieges, fin0eu bala aus, oab o.,3
Bolt oraitiide aenoeruneen NIL =
uno marum nidt. Der engliidp @eI0.
lad aber min feline Stellun9 nibt auI,
geben 1tr6 bnrlm Oie Dlii,ilterfriiel,
in alien befreiten Qdnsern - ,,n6 bic
Ri9tanertenn,,ns be @auGes fir iebr
lanee 3eit.
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DeutiAer uattrisetei,.
brief
tMsldvno der Office Of War lnformotion)
Die 0euti6en 9lauben immer nod
Bic W1bbc.s c.s.Qiiacn

ut VUUUo,0'SuUCu
Waibington.v Wie tpenig orientiert
oas oeutide oft iiber sic tpabreariees.
la9e lit, gebt erneut aus ser iiinslten
@eoe bon Sfeibspropaganomniniiter
@oebbels berpor, ,porin oieier Sapon
iprad, 6ab De,,tldlanb ieine alte Ser
teioisungsfraft tuieoerse,ronnen babe
i,no oieie Gatiade al.h idon bon oen
Naiierteu anerfannt 1uurne, Sic Oapol.
oils oem roel,tlhen Wunber" iprebeu.
Nun, uns lit feline alliierte sleuBerung
befaunt," ibreibt sic rgaIcler Natic.
nalseitung". rltno al1d tpenn Gr. S.
0oebbcls in ser gleiben &eOe bebaup-
tete, oab 0eutid)lano iest reine 6ront
obue &iidenihmersen" babe, fann
man bonn obief!ioen StarSpunft aus
nalr eriuioern, oab bieS in ser 1at Ter
itanolib lit. Senn nad oem Gerluit
ieiner 8t,noesgenoilen fat 0eutlt=
Ia,ro ia iiberbaupt feinen &iifen
lnebr, ion6ern nur bier Sronten. Sic
ollie idjmer5baft iinb, lreii ite itdn0is
onsegrifien ,ueroeu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-14
Das 5eitbilo i'm Spieeel
Ger pre0e::

Sn Stalien lit cine &epoluticn I'M
gntiteben, berl,riabt burd sic Gnt'
tauld)ung oes Golfes nit Sen Illiier.
ten oie niGts getan batten, nm Die
iblpere Scot 5u bebeben, ,ueld)e Die
Maipn 1rieoerbriift, ertGdrt Gene
Sfea in einem artifel i'm vMmerican
Mercurp". Na6 ieiner Mniitbt fonnt
Sic ariie in oieicm 8intcr.
Oorotbp Sbompion Scigt in Ser
ugtetp gorf go It" alli tpie es gefon.s
men lei, SAB es bel,te il, &uBlauS
100000 ariegsaeiangene ai6t. Sic
Na5igegner iino uno sen Stanopuntt
pcrtreten, oab es i'm fonnrcnoen
GeutiAlol,o nimmer pierer gu ei,,en.
&rieg nit &uBlano fonn,en biirfe.
Iab es gcgen Sic Genfer &onpention
perltoEe. Irenn mir IN Sen bieiigen
&anps Yropaeanoa MAIDEN, miro als
cine r'dlpad)s GntidutloiSung fiir
cine pertebrt Solltit" be5eidNlet. Die
8enier &onpentpm perbictet feline
| Ernpaganba uuo lpcun itton, bann
lit tie bon Sen Ssutiben oerlebt .por-
Sen, iagt Srau Sbonpion. Sm 8eib
gebe man SEN an,erifauilGen 8efa,t-
genen cine &riegsgefan 5eit,,ng,
spelhe autioemcfratiid)e unO antiiuni-
tiid,e SropaganOa entbalie. bcibt eS
lpeiter; Ser Geoaftsur babe in Carr.
mouth ituS;ert. Mir bitten bier gcnl,J
oe,1tid)e sltaoemifer, Sic man babe
linfs liegcn lalien, oblpobl lie lid, oit
aenua aneeboten b6tten, S5ilfc 81 lei.
iten..
Sre,p Earion Dom vSailp MirrOr"
mill tuiiien, Oab es Idauer ftillt, Die
nel,c &ouiercn5 5lpiid,en Ben ART
8roBen" 5Iiomnlen5ubringe,r Staliit
.rone iein 2auo niht berlaiien. Nooies
oelt tpolle guar mad, sllasfo c0cr Dit
iSIbirien reilen. lei aber niett tp!aens,
nieocrilm Inn sic Dalbs Melt 81 rei-
leu 9ltnu ipolle oaber tpartcn, biz
Stalin lpcif) miro, obtuoDl bie Gnys
lGnber bie &oniereuS t,nuer,iiglih ab.
| baltcn ,ppilen.
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Gin Hel3eiretleit, itekt
kittter ~e,t Srcntlii1ien

Ter Nirdenbelitd) laRt ttte1ttalS 5tt
wiiniden iibria, iagt Der
Telbfaplan
gei sem amerifoniiher Gruppen il,
0eutI1lano. Witten in sen ser:
itorten gefeitigllngen bes @clrrolls
finbet man cine bciebeiocne &apelle,
Sic oie .Soloatcn Ser slpeiten 0ioiiion
III ibrer Srei5eit in lpeui9cn St,lnoe,1
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amueieno 81 iein in ser geriamm
lung unO tiittige 8eamter 81, ipdblen
Serner oiene aaen griibern IN;
6reunoeu uon nah anO fern sur &C.
faIligen stachriht, oaB Sic Susen>
cine @elhnabtstmS- -llnterbaltung an
tSamstaa, Sen %. Oejember, mil
gutter Mlliit peranitaltet. Der 8einae.
mimi gebt an ben neu geeriinoetell
Solaatenli,lno.
Siulon aalts, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-14

3ipeig 1S.

Mae Sdipeitern lperoen Sarauf auf
merriam gen1aGt baB naDiten Conn
tag, oen IL. Ies, = llbr nadln., eint
0eneralueriammlllna abgebalten lpirl
Inn sic geanltimlen fir 1915 81
tpdblei,. Sicie Gerianlmluug lit eil1t
Der su;htigteu, Nurum iullten aae
Sfnpcitern ampeIerb ieir. sLlf Sic
i.neen Mitglieoer mogen sablreid
eriheiren. Nad oieler @erinlnml,ma
ipiro oas inonatlidle Harte oes Mc.
mortal 6u:,oes itattiinoen. @ir bitten
aue SdHpeiteru llno griiser uns in
oieier stngelesenbeit 81, lmteritiiscn
ilnS mit5ubelfen Sie'cn colen S.uef 5!l
foroern; Oenn einen froblihen Geber
tat Gptt Ieb.
81, Sunior Sarons bon Salem
perarltalten am %. Se5cnlber cine
Wcibnadtsunterbaltl,ng uto laSen
ale Mitgliebcr ser 3tpeige Is Ina
19 unb oeren 6re.llroe n,lIs herslihitc
elm. oenn es lit cine Ser 6eitpn Inter
balt,lngen Die sic Sssllgeno Don Saleu
unternomen bat. Sl,nh ,mo Grfriih.
ungen aller Mrt riro ollh uorbanoen
iein. Gle beriibn,te St)nltler aapeilc
bon Gfron, Ohio, 1piro 5um SanS allf.
ipielen. Muh ausspdrtise 0oite per.
ben ber5lih lpiafommen sebeiben.
Inn sa1lreiden 9eluf bittet
Sas &onitee.
per Marp Sogelbuber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-14
ballpte bab ieoer bieier Seloen iiber
eirhlr0ert MeiIen Sen 9nn f1hrt Inn

baupte Sab ieoer bieier Seloen iiber
einbanoert Meilen SEN 2ag fdbrt Inn
alien Die tbn benotieen gu belien.
Mcin nebrere 0obeu Mufentbalt
auf elmer 6urm in Ohio Iieb mid per-
ionlid oieie iabermenidIiden 2eiitun-
gen Scr 9anodr5te erlebau. Auf meine
grtrneisung, iuie nur cit, Menih ser,
artig riel slrbeit polbringen f0nnte,
ladte ser Mr5t uno iaete: r0ie Sci,
ten, nein 9leber. Sic nergeiien an.
i6eineno oab tpir aries baben!" Stl
madte ibll alfmerfiom aui ieinen
miioen 3uitanS. r1uriiber bobe id)
gar nitlt 3eit nadsltoenfeu. Man
itber,uinoet oie Miioigfeit," bemerfta
er. ga bemerfte ld) SaB CT ielber me.
oisiniide Silfe ben0tige, "a ieire Ner-
pen, sum alberlten ansegrifien ,p1rer.
l(no mieoer lafta Sieier .rabre
Se!o.
rSie iibertreibe,,, nc,n isrcuno!
So langc id nod arbeiten fam peroe
ib meine mir anuertrmute Slrbeit tun"
"a aber iiuberie i'd hciurgt, oa6 Ser
Sag an Oem CT es laihter neblneu
n,iiiia, iebr llabe ipdre, ipenW er ei,,e,l
totaleI Nerpenfouaps nerbiiten n0d-
te. ~SSa, Sas CLAUDE i'd Sbaen!" BE-
merfte er betroffell, ooty iiigte trotis
nod, bin5u: uIber Iis oabin neroe if
ipeiter arbeitelt!"
Gritallnt, aber sur ielbcn 3eit s,ls
iriebe:,, baB er ,neine 8riinSe ;ur 9e-
iorsnis einlah. iiberborte iG feline let
ten 8orte uno idplug ihm Dor 5lusi
Moratc absuaeDmeu ul1o feline Ser
ben in Sronrns 5u bringen! Sett Da-
he id) aber apirflih feline 3eit mebr
aud, nur hariiber 81 reben. Ser5eiben
Sic mir, aber id, nn.,b nid] becileu!
Sic ipiiien Socb alles iiber bieien Sar.
mer SObnes, ocm arinen gebt es
lhled)t, id, beiiirfte eine Slngenent-
5iinoung."
Sd ertrnoiste midi boiler Spupa.
THE ob CT uniereu lieben Sobnes nidt
narnte baB cine Grtdltulg i'm 9ett
itattiirben fonnte.
vIber natiirlid), aber er nubte
ieine &iibe inelten l,no ba boben mir
es. @er5eiben Sic mir bite, aber id)
n.b geben," iaste ct unrub;g.
ga es ora,,bcn if)neite ,u,o es iton
lfitteriaht ,par erfuuoiete ih MIDI,
Oh er srirflib nod oieie iieb5ebn Mei.
len fabren niiroe.
~9l6er natiirlid, mein 0reuuo, id,
fam BOD bieicn GradJtmenib nibt I'M
Sti6 laiien!" erfldrte er mir u,ub sos
Ieinen leihten Martel an. sd babe
nod 5uei Sale nebr, meiu 2icber.."
lagte CT an ser Siir uno perlieB oos
lparmc Sa,s nm I'M Sunfeln ,no
Sdneegeltober ieine ibm anpertrauten
latienteu 81 beiuhen.
Sd, Der i'm iparmen Sallie blieb.
mid Oh biaie sler5te !pirflid)
nift ,pb erObere SelOen lpiren ais
biele Sic ba orauBen urier 2ano 10
nll,tis perteioisten.
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2lu$ &Wcn0eo, pa.


Ser Stpeig 81 belt am 9. De3em
ber feline Notwithstanding a!
l,no aue alten Yealnten .plroen tpie
Der erspdDlt. Aac ampeieuoen Sf1re
itern beripraden ibnen Die bette Sill
i'm fommenoen Sabr.
Erdiicentin, Slatborina She'll
Gi5e> Srdiioentin. Matbilca Suller
Sdasme,lter. Cara She'll
&or. SER, antbarina Weitertb
Gin. =Ssfr, Sophia @eber
&erlualter, Inna Senier, Gesiua
Maurer
G.zg.zSefr, Sulannn 9l0milder.
Suianna 8nmiie1er, Sefr.
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stnh Sic unb Sbre angetSrisea
Nitalicb i'm 0ranfcnperetn NIB
Central |erbanh? Weun nid,t iett
III bic Seit beisutreten. I'm aenamere
Nniormatirn rmfen Gie ben 3sfaI.
urrtrcfcr an,
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S5immlerS eiierne ;yauit

s8aibinston. ~Simmler ipricbt bcl,=
te nitt nur oas erite @ort an ser iii.
neroeutiden Sront, icnoern audi III
Ser @ebrradt, ,lno ieine Mgenten
unS gertraaensleute periiisen io5ll.
iaaen iiber Sem 1no Tid)tIcin ielblt
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3ueig 10.

saen 0aitglieSern oiene 5ur 9taf.
rid)t, oaB am Counting Sen II. Ge-
5ernber, Sie Notwithstanding ab.
aebalten rpiro. Sa in oieier Seriamm.
lung sic 0eamten fir 1915 9apahlt
,perben, lit cs Siliht nller fitglieoef
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-14
2l,as pemneste,p,,, Ohie
6eiliger MbsnS
am "a. DECEMBER in ber S1onterns.
0emeinbe.


ihula auh in oieiem Sabr bas 8eil.
nahtsfcit. vSie 8eburt Gbriiti", rlnb
5lpar unter ser 9eitilrg oes S.-SdGll-
Sllpt. SSerrn Martin @oif. Sic stn.
iprahe miro bon 1farrer N. Sorn bon
Subbaro, Sb,o, gebalten. Die Jeier
besinnt piinftlih nm I llbr abenos
ltno mir luoen biersu aae G!tern, 6e,
meinoeelieoer, 5reunoe uno gefannt,
i'm gtamcr ser Sonntassldule cir.
,snsbeipuSere laoen mir Sic Gltern
nit ben &leinen, Sic sur Wiesenliite
seboren, elm. Solgenoes Groarumsn
miro auisefiibrt:
I. ginsus Der ainoer nit ibren Sebrern.
2. 8emeinia,nes 2ieo ~Gou, Soimmel bod
ba tcmm ieb her,.
3. GirsanasipruG - Yaitnr @or,1.
4. 2iehten Der aleinen llnb Mittlerer
Wruppe ---- ~S beilise Rud,t -
20 bu ir0blide. bu ;elige"
8. .9ie irube &u,.oe" - Mutb 8olf -
|. Gleanore aonnerth - .8eibnahs
: ten" - Sororbp 9taibel.
6. .gbriitna1t" - Sei,,ridb 5enoe( -
aatberine @uhner.
Z. vSipeeter Is ue'er the bells ringing
- Wartin Seutid.
s. 2ieper ser &onfir,nunosn - rSoerbe
ibr @ldlbigen" - ~Nui 8etble.
hen,'s Selbe"
8. .Gr lit san5 oerIelbc beut" - ga
tterine Nr5t - r8eibnadtslieb
- 8alter Sulinen - rSbr liebe,
Sirten alii benz SeIb" - Sorotb,
Serenbt.
10. acknowledgements - Bait 3or,
II. Bemeiniames 2ieb - .Stilc Na1e
beilise Na5t"
IL. 8eideruns Der &inber.
g. 4artman.
| our VrInneclltt0
an unlere pielgeliebte Mutter uni
@uttin
! &atbarina 3eutld
geitorben am is. Oaaeln6er l941 il
Urlngstotpn, Sbio.
| 9rei Sabre ltnb nur, uergangeu
| Seit ou. liebe W2litter. in Die.
| gipisteit ec9ansen.
| gottes YHille iparo gejheben
| DAB ou mubteit bon u,ls eeben,
| 8ir ipolleu es ge9ulbia ttasen
| gis ans gnoe inierer Sebenstage
| ,lnb biefe lueroen idnea bereebeu
/ 0ann aibt es Elm etpig g8iberieben
| Sort uben In bes 9iu,u,eIs 4oben.
| Define bid ME oereeiien6en ai,rbe'
! un6 @atte Martin 9entid.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Scores Secrecy OF
New wNHA Program
AL Chdirndn SdYs Pro-
grum Has Been Develop
ed Behind Closed Doors

Washington (FP)-Chairman Harry
Bates of the AFL housing committee
sharply criticized the secrecy with
which the National Housing Agency
planned its new housing construction
program, declaring that both the war
and postwar implications Of the pro-
gram are ''Of foremost public concern.
Bates called on organized labor in
every war community ito assume lead
ership in insisting upon the right to
open public scrutiny of standards and
procedures used by the MIA in carry
ing out this so-called 'H-2' program
and of full review of each locality pro-
gram by duly constituted agency of
the community concerned"
Accusing MIA of handling the hOus-
ing needs of war workers like "a milf
tary secret" Bates said: 1T is no
secret, however, that hundred OF thou
sands of essential workers engaged in
the most urgent war employment are
forced to live i'm crowded, squalid, in
sanitary quarters, many miles away
from their jobs, with shopping, school
and recreation facilities for their fam
Turn to Page TeuO)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Labor Backed On
Post-Wur Avidtion
Army. Navy Chiefs Echo
Views Of President
Brown Of LAM.

Army and Navy chieftains last week
agreed with the contention of leaders
OF organized labor that the hugely
expanded wartime aircraft industry
should mot be permitted to 90 TO seed"
when peace comes.
President Harvey w. Brown of the
Interna tional Association of MachinistS
and other union spokesmen, In testi-
mony last week before the war con-
tracts subcommittee of the Senate
Military Affairs Committee, called for
retention of a powerful air force after
the war
Browns presentation was devoted
mainly TO a plan for handling cutbacks
in aircraft production, but at the same
time he proposed that most of the war
built airplane plants be maintained
after the war either for civilian pro-
ductiOn or as standby and expert
mental plants for the armed forces.
The industry should be kept function
ing at high level for the sake of the
nations future security, Brown in
sisted.
Both Under-Secretary of War Rob-
/Tuyn TO Pace Sfx)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Armed Forces At
Desired Strength
Only Repldcements Needed
Hereafter; Bulk To Come
From l8-Yedr-Olds

It's difficult to reconcile the recent
hullabalOo about manpOwer shortage,
and the need of drafting war workers
in order to provide men for the armed
forces, with statements put out this
week by army and navy chieftains.
The navy disclosed that 1t had re-
crulted it's desired strength OF $780,
600 and that hencefOrth 1t would need
only requirements estimated at not
more than 10000 month.
Some time ago the army revealed
that it's goal Of 100000. had been
reached and that hencefOrth 1t would
require about 70,OO0 monthly replace
mentS.
These figures cover battle LOSSES and
the discharge OF men unable to stand
the grind of front-line duty.
1t is indicated that the great bulk
of requirements can be supplied from
the ranks OF 100000 youths reaching
the age Of 18 each month. Army Off
cials said an average OF more than
OOO0 OF these youngsters will be able
to meet the standards of the armed
forces.
The next group from which recruits
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Washington (FP).-Wives and chill
dren of workers partially replaced dry
statistical tables of income and outgO
before the National War Labor Board
panel here July "a as the United Elec-
trical, Radio 4 Machine Workers
opened its plea for higher wages now
for 100000 employees of General Elec-
trio and Westinghouse.
The Ue brief was the first to be
supported by the physical presence of
not only workers but also their wives
and little children. They appeared to
support the unions contention that lit
is essential for labor and industry to
begin now in time of war to cooperate
and plan for lasting peace and full
employment"
One example which shows how UE
employs the new technique to support
it's case came from Walter Zack of
IrvingtOn, n. j. Zack is Bird class
electrician at WestinghOuse's plant in
West Bloomfield. He held his year
old son, Robert, on his lap as he told
the panel that visits of a physician
now cost him 81, whereas the former
price was only 50.
Zack said his take home wage
amounts to $4250 a week for 4S hours,
and there Is rumOr afioat in the
plant that it may be cut to 40 hours.
If that happens I'll be in the hole for
fair" he said. / won't be able to make
ends meet" Zack said he hadn't been
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Union Gives PldYing Cords

Washington, ID. C.-FOrty thousand
decks of playing cards, donated by the
International Brotherhood of Book
binders, were received with enthusiasm
and appreciation In Army station hos
pitals throughout the United States,
on Army hospital ships and In over
seas Army installations, an avalanche
of letters to the unions offices here
show.
Inscribed on the back with the name
and seal of the union, the cards were
sent by John Il. Haggerty, union presi-
dent and originator of the idea. They
were purchased through voluntary in
dividual contributions from the unions
membership. A quantity of the cards
were sent to the Canadian Red Cross
Society for distribution to Canadian
servicemen.
Letters from commanding officers
and from Red Cross personnel on duty
i'm Army hospitals indicate that distri-
button of the cards was largely dele
gated to the Red Cross.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Contests For Young And
Old To Be Featured On
Days Progrdm
SUPPORT YOUTH CENTER
Convention Delegates Give
Report OF Proceedings
At Atldntic City

Salem, OhiO.-A much larger attend
ance than usual was on hand for the
last meeting of Local Union No. AZ,
with Brother Phil Laughlin, new
president for the ensuing term, pre-
siding.
Our delegates to the convention
made their report and outlined the ac-
ton taken on the various resolutions
pertaining TO each trade Many ques-
tiOns were asked regarding resolutions
which were not approved. The dele
gates very ably responded to these in
quiries, giving the highlights of the
discussion on the various resolutions.
rising vote of thanks was extended
them for their services.
A special meeting has been called
for Friday evening, July %, TO
transact business of vital Importance
TO every member Mark this date on
your calendar TO be present on this
night.
locals support for the Youths Center
which is being organized in Salem A
room in the Arbaugh building has been
secured and when fully organized, will
give our youngsters place for clean
entertainment to spend
their evenings and keep them off the
and away from undesirable
night clubs. In addition TO being self
Turn to Pa0e Ffve)
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TELL WOR kERS TO
SELL WAR BONDS,
BUY THEIR STOCK
Jack & Heintz Co. Seeks To
Rdise SIS Million For
Post War Production

!. " Il
Cleveland (FP).--Cash in your war
bonds to buy stock in the company,
President Bill lack 9f Jack & Heintz
Co. urged his employees over the public
address system In the Cleveland plant.
He asked workers to cash in their
20 million dollars In war bonds within
4S hours" to buy the new JahcO stock
put on sale to raise Is million dollars
in working capital for the company
for postwar production A mimeO-
graphed form distributed to the "asso-
ciates" Clancy name used by Jack &
Heintz for employees) which they
could Use to cancel their war bond
deductions until further notice" was
reprinted In The Cleveland Press The
new stock is nen-voting stock.
A notorious enemy OF renegOtiatiOn
and President Roosevelt. Bill Jack is
the man who invited more than 500
to a swanky dinner In
to protest against the re-
fund OF 7 million dollars, he had To
make when the government renegO!
tiated some Of his juicy contracts,
Jack 4 Heintz made 4 million dollars
profit after taxes last year on an
initial investment 3h years ago. OF
100000, and should be all set for
postwar business without taking it's
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Electrical Workers Ask Higher Wages
For 275,000; PIeo Based On Survey

able to buy new clothes for more than
a year, and that resOling now costs
him 1925 pair instead Of $1.1O
formerly.
Mrs. Zack also testified. She held
her 1a year old daughter, Barbara,
pretty blonde child who couldn't sit
STILL The mother said that pants for
the daughter cost soc each instead of
zoe just a short time ago. She went
into detailed figures as to the costs Of
identical brands of canned foods, fruits
and other items the family purchases
as necessities.
UE's brief was presented for the
workers by President Albert j. Fitz-
gerald and Secretary-Treasurer julius
Emspak.
Raising the question of a guaranteed
weekly wage during recOnverSiOn In
addition to the wage increase now,
Fitzgerald said "a guaranteed weekly
wage is an essential wartime and post
war measure" He spoke of the plan
as a means, coupled with a planned
method of meeting cutbacks and I'M
employment insurance, to guarantee
maximum production for victory.
The union statement said "GE and
Westinghouse which produce a huge
volume of consumer goods, can do the
nation and themselves service by
taking the lead in granting increased
purchasing power to their own work
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