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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
DAUGIAU JAPONU
SALU ATITENKA
AMERIKIECIAMS

Americas jiegos Pacifi-
ke isiverze j kita Japonu
valdoma sala, Okinawa, il
ja visu greitumu uzkariau-
ia. Lyg nelauke to isiverzi-
mo, Japonai ten nepastate
jokio pasipriesinimo, nors
toje saloje randasi apie S0,-
900 Japonu kariuomenes.
Amerikieciu ten issodin-
ia apie 100000, taigi salos
visiSkas uzeminnas uztik-
rintas.
Ia sala yra viena is ar
timesniu prie pacios Japo-
MICS. Veliau kai Japonai
pradejo gintis, Amerikie-
ciai uztiko net Japonu mo-
terls unlformuotas ir ap-
ginkluotas, saudancias
atejuns.
Dideses orc tvirtoves
simtais atakuoja miestus
pacioje Japonijoje.
Gen. Macarthur praness
isiverzima j kita Filipinr
sala Masbate. Taipgi pra'
mesa jog uzblokuota Japo'
mai Holandijos Rytu Indi.
jose ir ju likimas pasidare
prazutingas.
Viena Americas divizijs
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VokieCiai Gniuzdomi; A|ijantai EinaNesu|aikomi
VOKIETlJA PERKERTAMA PUSlAU:
BREMEf@AS. BERLlNAS PAVOJUJE

zygiuojancius sajunginin-
kus.
Nepilni pranesimai tikri-
ma buk nusMude Fieldmar-
salas Goeri1lg, taipgi sako-
ma kitas Hitlerio artimas
draugas DR.. Goebbels pri-
pazysta jog karas jau bai-
gtas, nera ka kariauti.
Sakoma, Fieldmars a | a S
Runstedt patares Hitleriui
liautis kariavus, uz tai jis
tapo pazemintas. Vyriau-
stu Vokieciu vadu paskir-
tas Fieldmarsalas Kessel-
ring.
IS Stockholmo pranesa
apie nauja suokalbi prasa-
Init Hitleri is valdzios ir
baigti kara.
Eina gandai apie pasi-
kartojancius sukilimus pa
eiu naziu tarpe, taeiau ka-
ro palaikytojai anuos Judo
Xxi dar jiega ju rankose.
Amerikos valdzios vadai
tiki bent kada naziu suti-
kimo pasiduoti, taciau sa-
ko, kariavimas. gall testis
dar savaites az menesius.
RYTU fronte, bolsevikai
verziasi uzimti Austrijos
sostine Vienna. Cekijoj jie
uzeme Bratislava. Vokieti-
ia nuo Vengrijos visai at
kirtO.
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ID A r B Al
Rekalauja Daugiau Mo-
kesties ir Kietos Ang-
lies kaseiams

Bal. 4 ziniomis, United
Mine Workers vadai parei-
kalavo 25 nuos. daugiau
mokesties 1900 maineriu
kietos ANGLES kasyklose.
Ir kietos ANGLES opera
toriams pastatyta reikala-
vimas moketi unijai po 10c
nuo iskasamos ANGLES to-
no, kaip buvo reikalaujama
minkstos ANGLES kasyklu
operatoriu.
John L. Lewis, unijos
vadas derybose New Yor-
ke su atstovais 100 kietos
ANGLES kasyklu operatoriu,
pastate jiems 80 reikalavi-
mu. Sutartis SUI kietos an
giles kasyklomis baigiasi
Balandzio 80.
Minkstos ANGLES kasyk-
lose, Balandzio 2 d. j dar-
ba neatejo apie $4,000 mai
neriu, nepaisant ulijos ir
kasyklu savininku laikino
susitarimo testi derybas ir
nestreikuoti Xxi Geguzes l.
Minkstos ANGLES kasejai
nusibalsavo streikuoti, per-
leidus ta klausima viesam
nusitarimui. Taciau strei-
ko neiskilo, kuomet unijos
vadas Lewis sutiko su Ka-
ro Darbo Tarybos pasiuly-
mu gaminti angli dabarti-
ne sutartimi, Xxi bus priei-
ia naujo susitarimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

isiverze j Sulu salu grupe,
Borneo salos kaimynystej.
Japonai zudosi
Igasdinti apie ''zveris'
Amerikiecius, uzkariauja-
mu salu civiliniai Japonai
Judo savo zmonas, vaikus
If patys nusizudo.
Amerikieciai skelbia jog
F'ilipinu sally atkariavime
iszude apie 100000 Japonu
kariuomenes. Amerikieciu
nuostoliai Filipinuose sia-
me zygyje uzmustais, SUI
zeistais ir dingusiais siekia
$4,000.
Japonijos karo' laivyno
nuostoliai nuo Pearl Har-
Dor uzpuolimo apskaiciuo-
jana $4,000 uz1nustais.
Americas karo laivyno
nuostoliai tuo tarpu terra
apie $4,000, is ju apie &c.
600 uzmustu.
Amerika karo laivyne
turf 100000 vyru, Japo-
mai laivyne turf $4,000.
Britu ir Amerikos orc il
juru laivynai atakuodami
Japonu Ryukyu salas SUI
dauze arba nuskandino Al
Japonu karo laivus Kovo
paskutinemis dienomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Paryzius, Bal. 5. - Ire.
clos u. S. Armijos tankV
jiegos, persilauze pro Vo.
kieciu linijas j atviras Tu.
ringijos lygumas, uzeme
Kassel, Gotha ir Suhl mie.
stus ir apsupa Erfurt, 13C
myliu j pietvakarinus nuo
Berlino. Tai yra nuosta-
bi greita lenktyne perkins,
ii baigiama gniuzdyti Vo-
kietija pusiau. zygiuoda-
mi rytus Amerikieciai ne,
trukus susisieks SUI Rusu
jiegomis zygiuojanci o m $
is rytu.
siaureje, Britu sarvuo-
tos jiegos prasiverze per
dvi upes, per zenutine We
ser ir Ems upes, ir slenka
prie Vokietijos Siaures Ju-
,ros uostu Bremeno ir En-
den.
Britai ir Kanadieciai W.
kerta paskutinius VokieciQ
pasitraukimo kelius is Ho-
landijos.
Prancuzu Pirmoji Armi-
ia pietiniame fronto gale
paeme Karlsruche. Greti-
mai esanti Septinta U. S.
Armija stumiasi link Uf-
fenheim ir linkui kelio ku-
ris eina per Brenner kalny-
na Italijon. Pietuose mie-
stas Stuggart taipgi pavo-
juje.
Alijantu jiegos savo zy-
giuose uztinka ir sunaikina
Vokieciu pozemines dirbtu-
yes, svarbias lektuvu aiks-
tes ir kitas karo isdirbys-
tes.
Naziai dabar kasdien ne
tenka po pora- diviziju sa-
vo kariuomeniu vien tiktai
patenkanciais nelaisven.
Vokieciai desperacijoje
Amerikieciai pranesa pa
tyrimus savo zygiuose to-
kius kad Vokieciu moterys
ir vaikai, apginkluoti. ir pa
statyti uz slepyniu, saudo
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ISIVELE
SAVO. PAZADAIS
STALINUI

Prez. Roosevelt susidu-
ria su nemalonia padetimi
atsaukimo prizado duoto
Stalinui Jaltoje. Spauda
tikrina, prezidentas des vi
sas pastangas is to issisuk-
tt ir rasti kita iseiti, taciau
tas jo issisokimas sudaro
keblumu Americas delega-
cljai pasiruosusiai vykti j
San Francisco.
Jeigu Roosevelt .issisuks
is savo to issisokimo tai tik
gaudamas Amerikos dele
gacijos sutikima remit Sta
linui Quota prizada tureti
iris balsus konferencijoje,
arba jeigu Roosevelt atkal-
bins Stalina issizadeti rel
relkalavimo triju balsu.
Pats Roosevelt buvo pa
reikalaves~ Amerikai triju
balsu toje konferencijoje,
veliau nuo to atsimete, ia
ciau Americas zmones ste
bisi kas cia daroma: kodel
Rusija turf tureti iris bal
sus, o Amerika, kuri Rusi-
ja apgyne, apginklavo ir
ispenejo, lieka paskutineje
vietoje SUI vienu balsu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

JAPONIJOS karo laivy-
no vadovybe pradejo per-
sergeti savo jureivius nuo
pergreito zudymosi, memo
rint pasiduoti Amerikieciu
nelaisven. Jiems isakyta
zudytis tik jeigu tikrai ma
to pateksia j nelaisve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Washington. Senatas
atmete ilgai gincyta darby
uzsaldymo biliu, ir isrodo
kad daugiau nera vilciu
SIG karo begiu pravesti ka
kita panasaus darbo jiegu
tvarkymui karo darbuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
SVAIGINANTI

SVAIGINANTI gerimai
1914 metals buvo antras di-
dziausias valdzios taksu in
eigu saltinis. Valdzia nuo
alkoholiniu gerimu taksu
gavo $1,514,219,247. Pirma
taksu vieta uzima ineigu
arba uzdarbiu taksai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Kansas City, Kan.-Su-
streikavo $500 darbinin-
ku Armour skerdyklose ir
tuoni sutrukde paruoSima
mesOS kariuOmenei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Detroit. - Hudson Mo-
tor Car Co. dirbtuveje bu-
vo sustreikave 1880 dar-
bininku. Unijos lokalo va
dovybe isake darbininkams
gryzti dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

.Anglijoje, vienoje lektu-
WI isdirbysteje sustrej'.aro
5000 darbininku re-.
dami panaikinti darba NJ
skaiciu. o dirbtuve ju rel
kalavima atmete.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Centraline Burma bal
giama apvalyti nuo Japo-
nu, kurie arba iszudyti ar
ba iSbegO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
AR SAN FRANCISCO
KONFERENCIJA
IVYKS?

WASHINGTONE jau aiskia
kalbama kad Sovietai issisuki
neja nuo dalyvavimo San Fran
cisco konferencijoje. Sakoma
ia konferencija gall butt atide
ia nuo Balandzio Is, kaip nu
matyta, nezinia kokiam laikui
del Sovietu Sajungos trukdan
clio atsinesimo j ja.
Matyt Jaltoje buvo sutarta
kad Amerika ir Sovietai lures
po viena Balsa, Britannia
balsus, su Dominijomis. Bet
Stalinas sugalvojo pareikalau.
tt Sovietams triju balsu, ir tc
pat pareikalavo Roosevelt.
Senatorius Vandenberg pa
reiske jog mazosios tautos ne
gales tureti pasitikejimo jei
dideses valstybes taip grobines
balsus. Jau ir taip mazuju
valstybiu upas j ta. konferen-
cija atsalo kai paskelbta jos
tvarka.
NEUzTEkO to, Stalinas pa
dare dar visokiu priediniu rel
kalavimQ, ir pagaliau atsisake
konferencija leisti uzsieniu
komisara Molotova, vietoje
jo, paskyre mazos vertes Mas
kvos ambasadoriu Washington
ne, Gromyko. Tai yra izeidi-
mas Amerikai, kurios pats Pre-
zidentas Roosevelt ir poni Roo
seveltiene pasiryzo dalyvauti.
Stalino pateisinimai yra bulk
tue laiku karas Europoje gall
baigtis, reikalinga svarbiems
Maskvos valdovams butt ma
mie.
Kaip dabar dalykai, svyra,
Washingtone spejama kad pa
galiau pats Stalinas pareika-
laus ta konferencija atideti ar
ba paskelbs visai atsaukias So
vietu atstovus IS jos.
KAIP zINOMA, Lenkija Xxi
siol j San Francisco konferen-
cija nebuvo kviesta - Londo-
no Lenku vyriausybe in exile,
kuri yra tikroji United Nations
mare. Jaltoje buvo sutarta ir
tiketasi kad pavyks Lublino
bolseviku komiteta sutaikyti
SUI Londono Lenkais, arba SUI
skaldzius Londono Lenku Wy
riausybe, gauti atsimeteliu pri-
tarima Lublino komitetui, ir
is to misinio sudaryta nauja
Lenkijos "demokratine vyriau-
sybe' kviesti j San Francisco.
Stalinas betgi tue tarpu pa
sisoko ir pareikalavo kad butu
pakviesta konferencija dabar-
tinis Maskvos pakaliku komi-
tetas, kuri Stalinas pripazysta
"tikraja' Lenkijos vyriausy-
be. Gal Stalinas name, Roose-
veltas sutiks praryti ir ta kau-
Ia, nenoredamas suardyti kon-
ferencijos kuri rengiama Roo
sevelto valdomoje salyje.
Stalinui, kuriam nerupejo
perorganizavimas Lenkijos wy
riausybes, svarbu buvo kad pa
siliktu Lublino komitetas, ir
jis patare ta komiteta kviesti
atstovauti Lenkijos vyriausy-
be. Kadangi Britannia ir A1ne-
rika nepripazysta Lubilno ko-
miteto jokia Lenkijos valdzia,
jos Stalino uzgaida atmete.
DEL TQ TRIJU Rusijos bal
su konferencijoje istorija to-
kia: Stalinas pareikalavo Uni
ted Nations pripazinti autono-
mijas, kaip Sovietu naujoje
konstitucijoje irasyta, Soviety
Ukrainos Respublikai ir Sovie.
tu Baltgudijos Respublikai, il
duoti ju atstovams vieta susi.
rinkime.
T;1>roo o+roroic %o roro;1>o
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AUSTRIJOJE.

AUSTRIJOJE, isiverzus
bolsevikams, prasidejo Kill
tt pilietines riauses, ko-
munistai pradejo uzpuldi-
nett kitus gyventojus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

10 priimti ju atstovus pilnatei-
siai j konferencija. -.
Taciau stai kane Stalino vi
sa suktybe ir klasta: jeigu jos
yra nepriklausomos, jos pacios,
o ne Stalinas, privalo kreiptis
j kitas valstybes prasyti pripa-
zinimo ir pasikeitimo ambasa-
doriais.
PREF. ROOSEVELT papil-
de, kaip vienas rasytojas pa
stebi, dar viena is daugelio sa-
vo netaktisku 'issisokimu: lyg
pripazindamas tas Stalino dvi
sovietines respublikas Stalinui,
atsverirnui prizes j pareikalau-
ia ir sau triju balsu konferen-
cijoje.
Stalinas pinkles pyne, o mu-
sQ prezidentas j jas isipainiojo,
Nors jis yra pazadejes i'm
tbs "nedvejotinai naudoti mu-
su Sales itaka - ir naudoti ia
dabar" - jis tuos savo parei-
skimus uzmirso ir prisidare
sau ir paciai Amerikai daue
nemalonumo.
Jeigu iskile - ar Stalino ty-
ciomis iskelti, konferencijos
suardymui - skirtumai nebus
diplomatiskai isnarplioti pirn
Balandzio 25, galime' tiketis
San Francisco konferencijos
neivykimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

JAMES F. BYRNES, is
tikimas Prez. Roosevelto
padejejas, rezignavo is ka-
ro mobilizacijos ir rekon-
versijos direktoriaus parei-
ku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

KONGRESE pakelta a
balsai apie emima tyrineti
mesos trukumo klausimo,
taciau netoli ejus tas suma-
nvmas pasirode negalirnas
iSSDreSti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
MASkVA SKELBS
JAJONIJAI KARA?

Per radio paskelbta pra-
nesimas buk Sovietu Rusi-
ia pasiryzus nutraukti ne
utralumo sutartis su Japo-
Mia ir stoti j kara prizes ia
ponus.
Tai Stalino gudrus zygis
pataisyti Amerikoje susi-
dariusi bloga upa prizes So
vietus If gal but gauti Wis
ka ko reikalauja San Fran
cisco konferencijoje.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Unions Asks vofe
On Wage Demands

Niagara Falls, n. Y. = (FP). =
Sixteen unions with 1900 members,
representing almost all organized in
dustrial workers in this city, have
banded together to demand 30ae wage
increases. together, to negotiate side
by side, and to have NLRB strike
votes taken simultaneously.
The workers of the city, most of
them members of United Gas Coke &
Chemical Workers and some members
of unaffiliated unions, decided to pre-
sent a united front to the Niagara
Frontiers big chemical plants at a
mass meeting of all the unions.
X. r. Woodruff of the DUPONT En-
ployes Independent Union, in the big
dupont chemical empire, was chairman
of the meeting and Charles A. Doyle,
national board member of UGCCW,
was the main speaker.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Ask Poffers' Aid
In Chrisfmus Gifts
For Servicemen

An appeal to potters in the tri-state
district for their aid in a movement
10 furnish Christmas gifts for soldier
patients in Army and Navy hospitals
was received this week at headquar-
ters from the local Red Cross chap
ter.
The movement as in former years
calls for useful articles to make up
the packages and plea is issued for
the following articles: mechanical
pencils, Zippo lighters, photo cases,
playing cards and hit parade records.
Any suitable article one may care to
give will be cheerfully received and
for those who wish to make cash
donation in lieu of gifts contributions
may be made through the Red Cross
office or at the N. B. Of o. p. head
quarters.
The chapter is also short of some
items to help decorate Christmas trees
at the Deshon military hospital at
Butler, Pa. Needed are boxes of
icicles, colored ornamental bulbs and
strings of medium-sized lights with
blubs for replacement.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29

gle against wage cuts.
In his keynote speech Patton stated
that "the issue is abundance or scar
city-peace or war" He urged that
the farmers support labor in its fight
to maintain wages, since the proposed
wage cuts would insure return to
scarcity levels of farm production. He
also called for passage of the full en-
ployment bill and criticized Congress
for delaying and weakening the meas
ure.
Sharply repudiating the May-John-
son bill on atomic energy and the
peacetime conscription bill, Patton in
sisted that the atomic bomb be turned
over to the United Nations Organiza-
ton. SIN effect we're saying that we
must fight World War III" he de-
clared, "and that means Russia. We
must not get into such a war. We
must learn to understand Russia and
other nations, to live with them and
to trade with them"
Instead of drifting back into the old
policies of reduction and plow-under,
(Turu TO Page Tsrol
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Farmers Union Supports Lobor's
Wage And legislative Program

Utica, n. Y.-(FP).-Unless organ
lied labor succeeds in offsetting wage
cuts now being demanded by manage
ment, farm income will drop 15R next
year, President James G. Patton of the
National Farmers Union told a con-
vention of it's northeastern district
here Nov. II. He declared that manu-
facturers are looking forward to net
profits of $4,000, 100000 next year as
compared with the $4,000, 100000 last
year, which broke all previous records.
The convention went on record in
favor of maintaining price controls
and preventing initiation. 1t urged the
liberalization of the GI bill of rights,
including a 40-year repayment plan on
loans to help veterans acquire farms.
1t adopted an overall milk program,
demanded United Nations control OF
production for explosive purposes of
atomic energy and opposed the peace
time conscription bill. The convention
commended labor for its contribution
to the war effort and for supporting
forward looking farm legislation"
and it backed up labor's present strug
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Labor Committee And Unions In Drive
To Send Supplies To Jews Ir Posond

New York City-QLNS).-Actine
in response to the cry for help ema-
mating from the remnants of the
destitute Jewish population of war
shattered Poland, the Jewish Labor
Committee, IT'S East Broadway, New
York 2, and its affiliated trade unions
and labor organizations have under
taken a whirlwind campaign for the
purchase, collection and immediate
shipment of food, new shoes and cloth
ing, and medical supplies, to save the
lives of the Jewish survivors who
miraculously escaped death.
UNRRA Shipping Supplies
The total monetary value of the
clothes, shoes, food, medicaments and
books, which are also being sent for
cultural assistance, which the COM
mlttee sent, aims to transport to Po-
land, within weeks, is estimated to
be worth one-half million dollars. All
the items are being shipped to Poland
through the channels of the United
National Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration, directly to the Gen.
tral Committee Of Polish Jews in
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Refuses Miners
Unemployment Pay

Pittsburgh-(FP).-A decision that
western Pennsylvania soft coal miners
were ineligible for unemployment com.
pensation because of strike of super.
visory employees was backed up by
William H. Chestnut, secretary of lab
or and industry of Gov. Edward Mar
tins administration.
In a letter to Pres. Frank Hughes
of Dist. 8, United Mine Workers (un-
affiliated), Chestnut asserted that the
unemployment compensation law
"leaves no basis on which the men,
bers of your organization could be
considered eligible for compensation"
The law, he said, carries a provision
specifically disqualifying any indi-
vidual whose unemployment is due
to voluntary suspension of work re-
sulting from an industrial dispute.
Workers engaging in an industrial
dispute must wait five weeks to be-
come eligible for jobless benefits.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
BULL E TIM!

Hope that the 3-week old Labor
Management conference would come
to an end this weekend was ex-
pressed Wednesday morning by
President James NJ. Duffy in tele-
phone conversion from Washington.
While no definite understanding
has been reached to date, as means
to establishing better relationship
in American industry, the Brother
hod chief stated the delegates will
go into general session on Thurs
day and will meet in day and night
sessions the balance of the week in
order to reach some agreement by
Saturday.
President Duffy made no COM
ment on press reports that the con-
ference had begged down by dis
agreements and President Truman
was asked to step in.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Nelson Presides
At Meeting Of
Local Union a.

Sebring, Ohio.-Local Union IA met
IN regular session on November 1S
with vice president Joe Nelson pre-
siding in the absence of president
John Hamilton who was called to
East Liverpool where his sister met
with a serious automobile accident
which cost her life. Our sympathies
are extended to the bereaved family.
Latest reports from Bro. Lester
Locke who was painfully injured when
gas explosion wrecked kiln at the
China Craft Co., Indicate he is COM
ing along as well as can be expected.
Frank Kennard was reported we'll
on the road to recovery following a
recent operation.
Jack Jones has entered the ALI
ance City Hospital for observation.
Frank Richard, the man from the
sunny south, has accepted a jiggering
job at the French-Saxon. Frank likes
the northern climate in preference to
the ideal weather of California and
intends to remain in this section for
the winter.
Dale Workman is the latest to leave
for service with his Uncle Sam. We
are sorry to lose Dale but we hope
he enjoys his Stitch in the army
o. c. al.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29

Warsaw, for immediate distribution
among the Jewish population.
Adolph Held, Jewish Labor Com
mittee national chairman, revealed
that over $4,000 worth of supplies
have already been turned over to the
UNRRA shipping office in New York,
and daily additional shipments are
being packed in it's warehouse for
transportation to Warsaw.
First to act on the appeal received
by the JIG from the Central Com
n1ittee of Polish Jews, and the call
upon David Dubinsky, president of
the international Ladies' Garment
Workers Union and treasurer of the
JIG, from Jan Stanczyk, Polish min
lister of social welfare, were the gar
ment locals Of Greater New York.
The managers of the local unions al
located 100000 as an initial step in
the relief drive.
Lehman Expresses Appreciation
The JIG made public letter from
Herbert H. Lehman, UNRRA direc-
tor general expressing deep appreci-
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-29
Tiffin Firm
Signs S Pact
With L. u. 7
Local ReOrganized
After NLRB Election

Brotherhood officials announced this
week that the American Radiator anc
Standard Sanitary Corporation hat
signed an agreement with the Nation.
al Brotherhood Of Operative Potters
covering employees of their Tiffir
plant, affiliated with Local Union No
II.
This makes the first contractural
relationship with the management OF
the Tiffin plant since 1888 and was
brought about through the reorgani-
zation Of Local Union No. follow
ing NLRB election at the plant
last summer, at which time employees
of the firm designated the National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters as
their bargaining agent in dealings
with the firm.
The new agreement establishes new
wage minimums for hourly workers,
wage adjustments to correct exist
ing inequalities for similar work, a
general 2H per cent increase in wages
for all employees, leveling the wage
rates to the Is per cent allowed un-
der the Little Steel Formula, union
shop conditions, vacations and other
features similar to those now in ef-
feet at the company's other plants
located in Trenton, N. j., kokomo,
Ind, and Richmond, Calf
Arrangements were also made for
representatives of the local and the
management to establish piece-worl;
in many of the departments now on
an hourly basis, eliminate present
mixed benches in the casting depart
ment, and the elimination Of hourly
work in departments where incentives
are established.
The agreement also has proviso
automatically reopening itself when
any operation or department of the
plant is cut below the present 48-hour
week operation. The company repre-
sentatives could not foresee when such
a cut-back would be put into effect.
The signing of the new agreement
terminated a series Of conferences
held with plant officials by vice presi-
dents Wheatley, Turner and Chadwick
and secretary-treasurer Charles F.
Jordan.
Negotiations were conducted in
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