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The union times., 1945-01-13
AS WE SEE IT

(Continued from Page One) Fitzgerald said, applies to women workers in. Waterbury, Bridgeport and Meriden classified as No. l areas in the labor market. The fact that male worker quits his job and is without work for 60 days, does not free him from the provisions of the stabilizatiOn pro- gram.
 EDITOR Milton Giles of the Franklin County Times at Tuscum- bia, Ala, was writing a piece about the ''good old days'' of the tramp printer when one walked in and asked for a job. After recovering from his astonishment, Giles hired the man, not having printer in the plant that day.
 THE press is hard to satisfy. If you do strike, you're a menace to the nation. If you don't, you're a red.
 FDR can't seem to please them, either. If he doesn't say anything, we haven't got foreign policy. If he does say something, it's the wrong policy. If we agree with the USSR and Great Britain, we're being taken for chumps. If we dis agree with them, we're endanger- ing United Nations unity.
 Maybe they don't want to be satisfied.
 THIS YEAR will be busy one from legislative standpoint. Only four states will have no regular legislative sessions during l945. And the four Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Virginia, may be jOckeyed into calling special ses- siOns to deal with joint state-fed- eral matters. Representatives of the labor movement are expected to busy themselves at state capitals during the sessions, pressing for progressive laws and fighting against moves to shackle unions.
The union times., 1945-01-13

The Connecticut Federation of Labor has a strong legislative pro- gram, with good chances of having it enacted.
 SHORTAGE of nicotine = used for cigarettes and as an insect spray-has hit the winter harvest and will result in a reduced crop of cabbage, carrots and caulifiOwer this winter, the Los Angeles coun- ty agricultural commissioner re- ports.
 AFL Carpenters have certified for production and maintenance employees at the Fairfield Lumber X Supply Co.,, Fairfield. The mar gin was 2 to l.
 A NEW national conference of labor and industry to reach an agreement on postwar wages for the nations workers is being urged by President William Green of the A. F. of l..
 Such barley would be along the lines of the one held early in the war at which the no-strike, mo- lockout pact was drawn up, fol lowed by creation of the National War Labor Board to settle all war time disputes.
 Green put forward the proposal in an editorial in the American FederatiOnist, A. F. of l.. organ. He contended that both employers and labor should have common interest in maintaining purchasing power at high level in the transi- ton period after the war so as to assure full employment.
 ''NO single domestic problem is more urgent than the recOnsiruc- ton of our wage policy" he de- clared, ''For upon that our whole economy depends"
 THE UAW-AFL won smashing victory at the Blakeslee Co.,, Huntsville, Conn.,, in an NLRB election. The UAW-AFL received 73 per cent of all votes cast.
The union times., 1945-01-13

NEW HAVEN, CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1945
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

eral Cancellation Department,
and the locals bargaining COM
mittee, ON pose d OF Samuel
Sanders, Arthur Stigner. Felix
Washington, Clarence Williams
and James Jones.
The threat of disciplinary ac-
ton against three strikers, be-
ing considered by both union and
management, arose following a
union meeting Tuesday when the
trio repeatedly adopted an at
titude which gave no hopes for
Cancellation.
BONUS REQUEST MADE
In connection with the enlarG-
ed demand for a so cent daily
bonus retroactive 10 last July.
and a liberalized bonus in lieu of
vacation allowance - payable IN
full to all men before the strike
is halted - a company spokes-
man has told the union commit
tee that requests for such allow
ances are now before the Ma
tional War Labor Board, the Of
flee Of Price Administration and
the Office OF Sterilization. The
union has been tod that the
company is powerless to act on
such demands until government
al agencies approve them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Syria
ontinued from Page l

SYRIA had been ordered by Paris
not to oppose British efforts to
restore order.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Foundry Strike
Grows
WoIkout Threatens
Other War Plants

The strike Of 200 New Haven
Foundry workers which has shut
down that basic war production
industry for week today as
Sumed more serious aspect
when il threatened TO tie up
other and larger plants depend
ant on gray-iron castings for use
in heavy army vehicles.
Latest developments included:
A statement from the Hupp
Motor ar Company, Detroit that
il will have to halt production
Of hcavy-duty army vehicles I'M
less shipment of brake drum
castings is received by Monday
(Which is impossible);
Reports that Kelsey " Hayes
Wheel industry; Timpkin-Detroit
AXel Company. Chrysler Cor
poration and other major war
production units will be seri-
ously affected unless they also
receive brake drums, cylinder
heads and exhaust manifolds.
Decision Of the Detroit Ord
nance district TO send a special
representative. OF the rank of
captain, 10 meet with UAW-CIO
officials and strikers here to-
day;
Enlargement of the strike
grievance from the demand for
a so cent daily premium for
iron pourers to retroactive de-
mand for this bonus back to
July %, 1914, plus liberaliz-
cd bonus in lieu of vacation pay
all paid in full before the
men will return 10 work;
A reported agreement between
the company and officials of Lo-
cal 429, UAW-CIO, to the effect
that three strikers who disrupt
cd progress at union meeting,
be vigorously disciplined.
SHIPMENT IMPOSSIBLE
A company spokesman said at
noon today that it would be i'm
possible TO make any shipment
to the Hupp firm by Monday,
even if the men returned to
work Immediately. Furnaces
have been turned off and copu-
las emptied "a necessary pre-
caution 10 safeguard the equip
ment)
A Detroit Ordnance represen-
tative was TO meet at the New
Haven union hall with Bernard
J-Yeung,-GAW--CfO regional
representative; Joseph Woellner,
State Labor Mediation Service
man; H. A. Ritenour, of the Fed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Cady School
Gets New Flag

An American flag, gift Of the
Uunior Order Of United Amcri-
can MachinistS, was presented
10 Cady School, Utica road and
Moravian drive. at the annual
picnic held Tuesday.
John Moran of the school
board made the presentation and
Mrs. Elizabeth Houttcman of the
faculty accepted the gift. Races,
movies. ice-cream and pop fca-
tured the picnic for parents and
children. A crowd OF more than
100 was present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
SYRIA EXCLUDED

SYRIA EXCLUDED
Syria itself will not be invited
10 the tripartite conference,
British foreign office spokesman
disclosed, although it might be
invited TO participate In water
talks.
He explained the issue was
primarily one of relations among
the big powers warning against
japan, and that Britain's concern
was with tranquility in an area
through which runs an Allied
supply line for the japanese war.
The spokesman said no date
was set for the conference, but
Britain wanted it as soon as pos
sible. He said Eden probably
would represent Britain and
Ambassador John G.. Winant the
United States.
Eden said. 81 have received
information that Gen. Humboldt.
commanding French forces in
Syria, informed the general Of
ficer commanding the British
Ninth Army last night that he
had received instructions from
Paris not to oppose the order OF
the commander-in chief of the
middle east"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
HOldup
Continued from Page I

1859 Hunt street, and Joseph
Amaradio, 80, of 12060 Laing
avenue, were arrested on Feb.
% by Crosse Pointe Shores po-
lice within 10 minutes after the
holdup and robbery was first
reported Maccagnone will have
a separate trial.
SLUGGED AND BOUND
Constantine Sails. age 81. OPP
orator of a herb stand at 24l02
jefferson avenue, victim of the
holdup, struggled from his
bonds after his asSailants had
left and telephoned st. Clair
Shores police who Immediately
sent out a radio alarm for the
mems arrest.
Sails, slugged and bound with
the cord of an electric clock,
later claimed to identify the
three defendants as the holdup
men.
On the witness stand today,
Sails related details of the hold
up.
He claimed the men seized
him roughly, struck him on the
head with metal pipe or bar,
and then bound him with the
cord after threatening him with
guns and a knife.
Sails was followed to the
stand by his wife, Julia. and a
carpenter, Marcel Rousseau, who
was working near the herb place
at the time of the holdup. All
offered evidence corroborating
that of Sails. Charts of the
building were placed in evil
dence by George Saunders.
Patrolmen Percy Sova and
Arthur Layman, of the Shores
Police Department. reported be-
ing called to the Sails place and
finding evidence of the holdup.
Sova produced the electric clock
torn from the wall - it hands
stopped at 1:56 o'clock Tin the
holdup.
Dramatic evidence concerning
the case and possibly the
most important from the pros
ecution standpoint was given
by Patrolman William Dams
bury and Harold Seelow, of
Crosse Pointe Shores police.
Before knowing about the
holdup, they said, they observ-
cd a car in which the three de-
PENDANTS were riding moving at
a fast rate of speed into Detroit.
They started to chase it as
speeder, but it slowed down i'm
mediately, so they gave up pur-
suit.
A few minutes later the hold
up alarm was broadcast and they
realized the car in question an
swered the description of the
wanted machine. They put on
speed and followed the direction
of the auto.
A few miles further they
found the suspect car stopped by
the roadside. with another po-
lice car, containing Patrolmen
Gustave Boone and Patrick Con-
Ian arresting the trio in it. Col
letta and Amaradio were among
the prisoners, the officers testi-
fled.
In the mems car they found:
two revolvers; a knife; a pocket
watch, wallet and key-case own
ed by Sails; SIG in cash and an
air cylinder or tube made of
metal, which the prosecution al
leges was the CLUB" used on
Sails.
The case is expected to con-
clude late today or Saturday.
The specific charge against the
men is robbery armed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Sugar
Continued from Page l

ming purposes only. If, for any
reason, | should not use it for
canning, / will return the equiv
alent in sugar stamps TO my To-
cal War Price and Rationing
board, | further agree that |
will furnish a report TO my
board of the number of quarts
of food canned with this sugar
and the amount Of sugar actual
~ used in canning this food. l
understand that my report will
become a part of my record and
will be considered in future is
Suance of home canning and
other sugar rations TO me.
Last year, Bowles asserted,
many persons who had no inten-
ton of using sugar for canning
applied for sugar for this pur-
pose and in SO doing literally
robbed our country of a substan-
tial part of our limited sugar
supply
The same thing is happening
again this year, he said, adding:
UNPATRIOTIC RACKET
The home canning sugar rae
ket must be stopped.
In addition to requiring appli-
cant pledges, BoWles directed:
/. OPA local boards in areas
where fruit and vegetable crops
are not now available for home
canning to suspend issuing home
canning ration certificates until
the canning season starts. This
will apply chiefly to the north
ern parts of the country.
Suspension of new certifi-
Gates in many other areas to give
local boards a breathing spell, "
during which they can process
more carefully the applications
on file, and to give district Off
ces an opportunity to recalcu-
late monthly quotas.
3. A special staff of OPA in
vestigators to undertake wig
orous campaign against the di-
version of home canning sugar
into bootleg liquor or illicit bot
Ting.
VITALITY NECESSARY
Il deeply regret the necessity
for this drastic program,
Bowles said. Il particularly re-
greet the nuisance and bother
that it will create for legitimate
home Gamers, but, as the only
means by which this sugar rae
ket can be stopped, am conf
dent that it will have the full
support of every honest, patriot
ic citizen of this country"
The home canning sugar ra-
ton has been reduced from a
maximum of Is pounds a person
last year to Is pounds this year.
In addition, however, each local
board has been directed to keep
its l945 allotments to within 70
per cent of last years.
This means that many boards
will have a maximum far below
the l5-pound individual limit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Girl-Bride


year-olds and, in such cases,
written permission of at least
one parent must be obtained.
Girls under l6 may not be mar
ried at all except in isolated
cases approved by the juvenile
court.)
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held
planned to question both Markle
and his school girl bride this
morning as we'll as Lola's moth
err. Mrs. Helen Underwood,
whose report to officers that the
child had been missing since
Saturday led to discovery of the
wedding.
BRAZEN RACKET
Marklc was arrested May @,
1914. on the complaint of Mrs.
Frank Bellobradich, of 20785
Currie avenue, Warren town.
ship. who said that Markle had
walked up to her door and pro-
fessed to have proof that her
son, Lieut.. Harry Bellobradich,
was still alive, although serious
ly wounded. on a Pacific island
Lieut.. Bellobradich had been re-
ported killed in action at To-
bruk more than ID months
earlier. Playing upon the dis
traught Gold Star mothers
hopes that her son still lived,
Marklc then attempted to extract
money and watch from her on
the premise that as a merchant
marine officer" he was going
back to the mysterious island
and would see that Lieut.. Bello-
bradich received her gifts.
Actually Markle was proved
to be a complete fraud and adj
mitted his guilt when arraigned
in Macomb county circuit court.
He was sentenced to serve 90
days in the county Jail from
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

which he was released August
4, 1914.
In connection with the charges
upon which Markle is now held
the prosecutor said that the
girl-bride is wholly in favor Of
continuing as "a married wom-
an" although, as the official
pointed out, she actually lis not
married at all" since the law ex-
plicitly forbids such unions.
The girl is now under the care
of John Ahrens, juvenile agent,
and will be held temporarily at
the Detroit Juvenile Detention
Home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

More than 25,OOO,O00 board
feet of lumber are shipped over
seas through the Naval Supply
Depot in Seattle each month.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

A booklet combining me opinions OF TO-
NOUS doctors on this Interesting subject
will be sent FREE, While shsy lost. 10 any
rsodsr writing 10 The edveosioroI Division.
SIS Fifth Ave.. New YeSt. N.Y.. psps. F.Gs7
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

The longest salt water piers
in the world are located at
Smith Cove, in the Puget Sound
harbor of Seattle. Each pier is
approximately $500 feet in
length.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

Windsor Castle, England, has
man employed as official rat
catcher.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
(NadaljeUanje)

"Vse to prav dobro razumem,
in cato ne potrebujem nikaks-
nih carovnij. Seveda Sc nj upal
dotakniti teh rok, teh poduhov-
ljenih rok, ker bi bill sicer spet
postal mehak in bi moral stori-
ii prav vse, kar bi bila ona no.
tela. Ali pa il je prav "a prav
smel odreci odpuscanje, gospod
grajski zupnik
"Odpuscanje greha, XII ga je
v mislih izpovedala? Temu sem
Sc tudi JAZZ cudil. Morala Sc mu
je pac prostovoljno izpovedati,
kakor bi bill res njen najljubsi
oce, sal je k temu nj mogel pri-
siliti. In pripravljena je bila ma
pokoro, priznala je, da je TRIP
ljenje kazen "a meme grehe ..
da, cello Zahtevala Je kazen, ze'
leila 81 je bozje sodbe."
"Zakaj je potem potrebovala
cerkvenega kljuca, odveze?' je
vzkliknil Harro. "Da, sal res,
zaradi groba. Kako trdi ljudje
so bill takrat!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15

- Moi dragi, - ga tolazi s
svojim sladkim glasom. - ne
zaluj tako, poglej svojo zeno,
- Moja zena? - bridko Sc
zasmeje, - moja zena Sc po'
svetuje S siviljami o oblekah in
tako dale. Da, ko bi bila, kot
81 tt, moja draga, potem hi hi.
10 vse, vse drugace. Tako pa
nimam nikogar, XII bi me razu'
mel, XII bi incl socutje z me-
moi.
- Ne delaj krivice svoji ze'
nj, Wolf! Svojega Lazota je
zelo ljubila.
- Da, da, - sama sebe pa
Sc bolj! Ne govoriva vec o tenn
saj vse mic ne pomaga in Sc pc
nepotrebnem mucim.
Oba molcita in sta zatoplje.
ma v svoje misli.
- Kako samotno je tukaj
- pravi Maria in Sc lahnC
strese, - zato sc cloveku tudj
vidi vse bolj zalostno.
Nato 81 oba zreta v oci;
Wolf jo prime "a ODE roki il
rece:
- Takrat Maria, takrat ma.
ju to nj motilo, - in il rec
ono, ma kar je ravno oni ire.
nutek mislil.
- Takrat je bila pomlad
Wolf, in te vrtnice so cvetele
- pravi Maria tho in ga po'
gleda z nepopisno milobo, -
ZdaJ pa Je Jesen.
- Da - jesen! - in Wolf
pogleda nimo ME v praznino
Mario strese mraz. Bio pre-
hladno in mokro. - Wolf tc
opazi.
Maria, zebe te. Pojdiva
dolgo re stojiva tukaj. Gotovc
imas mokre in mrzle noge.
- o, to nj mic. Toda imas
prav, kajti gospa Omanova me
bo zmerjala.
- Ali 81 Sc vedno pri njih?
(Dazje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
Du$ica R0zanarijia
(SVETNICA IN NJEN NOREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
"JJganka Sc skriva "a te]

"Uganka sc skriva "a tenn,
gospod grof .. To je zdaj vse,
kar vem .. Ne svetujem vam,
da bi pismo prebrali. Zapeeatil
sem ga spet, kakor je bio. Sc
nekaj stoletij maj poeiva v mi
ru. In zdaj me pustite samega.
Jutri pojdem spet pogledat ME
no visokost."
Harro je odsel mracnih mi
sli v hiso in poiskal najprej
svojega prijatelja.
"Ivan, tvoj prijatelj, starr
Brauneski, je moral biti, kakor
sem zdajle zvedel, zelo cuden
clovek."
Ivan Friderik je pogleda]
kvisku.
."'Harro, najbrz nj zaston.
lmenoVal samega sebe bOzjegs
norca!"
Harro je vzkliknil:
"saj je tudi bill bozji norec
Svojo zeno je prepustil du'
hovnom, da so jo kar dus
me. Svetujem ii, Ivan, nikoli nj
| dovoli, da bi gledal kaksen zup
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15

Temno in zalostno kot danas-
Mi dan je memo zivljenje lezalo
pred MO. Bolj in gosteje pric-
ne dezevati; mraz jo strese in
Sc ozre okoli sebe. Nikogar nj
bilo. Skoraj gotovo je bila edi-
no bite ma tenn them, zalost-
mem kraju.
Sivo in neprodirno je viselo
nebo mad MO. Dve vrani hri-
PAWN krakanjem ste preleteli
mad memo glavo. Globok vzdih
dvigne njene prsi. z rokami 81
zakrije obraz in pricne bridko
jokati. Srce il je potrto kot
nekdaj.
Pocuti sc tako osamljeno in
zapusceno, da Sc il krci srce.
Sal nina nikogar ma sirnem
svetu, katerega hi Sc mogla
okleniti. Tako je bila zatoplje-
ma v svojo bolest, da nj slisala
blizajocih Sc korakov. sele ko
ii nekdo memo potegne roki z
obraza, prestraseno pogleda in
vidi VOLTA, XII je ljubeznjivo
incl oci uprte v njen obraz.
- I'll tukaj, Maria - in jo-
kas? - jo vprasa skrbljivo.
- Jutri so Verne duse in ta-
ko sem hotela Lazotu prinesti
sopek cvetlic.
Hvalezno jo pogleda.
- I'll moja draga Marija; ka-
ko 81 dobra. Toda zakaj jokas ?
Ali 81 bolna?
- Wolf, sama ne vem. Kar
naenkrat me je prevzelo. O, ta-
ko zalostno je, - j zalostno
pride skozi njene ustnice. Nato
pa sc skusa smejati in 81 obri-
sati solze, da tudi Wolf ne hi
bill zalosten.
Wolf prikima.
- Da, Maria, tako zalost-
no, da cello zavidam svojega
otroka tukaj v zemlji, - pravi
zalosten. Wolfov obraz je bill ta-
ko zalosten, da Sc il je trgalo
srce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
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Prodo Sc

hiso "a emo druzino. z sob, for
nez, kopalnica, garaza in velika
klet. Use v najboljsem stanju.
Kdor zeli, maj Sc zglasi pri last
niku ma 999 E. 76 st.