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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Parks Tennis
MEMS SINGLES

MEMS SINGLES
Leonard Karpeles defeated walter Preston.
z-a,-s-4 Tem-Non d CeorR> Cushing 81
2-e, 6-3, 6-3 Robert Ryland q. Al Thav.
81. e-4: Al Hetzeck Clarence Hunter.
Ga. 6-3 Frank SklerSn q Ray Gibson.
90, 81. Ryland Rostak. SIS. 6-3. 6-3
JUNIOR
Victor Brsdpn q Richard ZsborovskI
So, 6-3 Braden q John Koibs ga, Ga
DOUBLES
Leonard Rarpeles Delbert Russell d John
and Joe Wojkovski, SO. 6-3 Bob Ryiand-
Clarence Hunter d. Harry Klsinert-Mike Clip
ko 81. 90; RsrpeletRustell q. Clarence
skau-victor Brsden. 81, 81, Larry Free
burn-Harold johnson d Tom Cauley-Rsy Glib
son, Ga. 81 SO
WOMTSS SINGLES
Gertrude Bartnoinmrr q Josephine smiikA
sc. Us. Mary HerrAndo Christine Schnet
der. 81 6-i
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Urge Re(onversion
Tax Bill PASSAGE.

WASHINGTON. July s The
House ways and means committee
has recommended speedy enact
ment' of the Doughton recon
version tax bill. contending such
action would be interpreted as
an indication of the desire of Con-
greSS 10 encourage timely recon-
version and vigorous business
CXnancIon
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Olds Boosts Downey

The appointment of T c.
DONney as assistant manufac-
turing manager for OldsmobIle
was announced in Lansing by
s. T. Skinner. general manager.
DoWney transfers 10 OldSmo-
bile,s main plant after 229 years
with General Motors. He started
with Hyatt Bearing IN March,
1916
DoWncy transferred TO the
Chevrolet in 1923. He was named
manager for TIE Chevrolet as
Sembly plant in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
in September, 194l, and retained
this position when Oldsmoble
acquired this plant for she'll
production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Rye Off
At Close

CHICAGO, July 3 (INS)-Rye
was weak today on heavy selling.
Prices dropped as much as &c be-
fore recovering partially to close
1c 10 2l2c off. July finished 2l2c
off al Sl.52 a4.
Wheat was mixed. July was
under pressure and finished &c
off at Sl67 after easing &c 10
Sl67lS earlier
Deferred wheat futures gen
orally were on the upgrade and
finished &C 20 &C up.
Corn closed unchanged 10 &c
higher, oats &c TO &C off and.
barley unchanged 10 &C up.
GRAIN TABLE,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Hudson Picks KesIer

F. T. Kesler has been named
Detroit zone manager forHud-
son. with temporary headquar-
terS at 1922 Woodward. The
zone office will include a parts
depot
KeSler has been in the auto
motive field for II years. both
in the wholesale and retail ends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Modern Tester

The Detroit Police Depart
ment might well take leaf out
Of Atlantic Refining Co.'S book.
ARC has built a new "Driv-
orator" which provides a re-
fresher course in postwar
motoring. Sitting behind the
wheel of a full-slZed real auto
mobile. the driver watches a
movie out ahead and meets all
Of the hazards 10 be faced on a
busy highway.
The device stamps out a card
registering the drivers rating
for steadinesS, vision and re-
action time.
A really modern way 10 test
for a drivers license
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Rid-Proof Tires
Under DEVELOPMENT

AKRON, Juiy-5-Tifes that
may last as long as the automo-
bile they are used on. that won't
puncture, blow out or skid on wet
and icy pavements. are under de-
velopmeRt rubber researchers
and engineers, John W. Thomas,
chairman of Firestone Tire and
Rubber Co, said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
M. S. Rukeyser:
M. S. RukeYser:
Urges .JapS BE Given
SDecific Peace Terms

Adm Nmitz' and Gen. MacArthurs persuasive bombs
Japanese certainly understand should
be supplemented by master salesmanship. l..
President shortly after his accession TO the White
House served notice japan that It's war was hopeless
be continued by reiterated bueprntng OF
Nippon pay added harshneSS of terms in loss OF lie
property for needless continuance of hopeless struggle
Stringng out of the VIII add TO
coss-not only costs but in precious
life and limb
generaities about unconditional surrender we
the misled of Nippon terms OF
as o a year from now, and a two years from now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Allies Should Prevent Future Aggression

peace should be and should protect
world from repetition of japanese aggression.
o additional conditions should be ormu
lated the of needeSsy peetuang the struggle for
These added penalties will include turning The
Japanese rubbe destruction OF the japanese
should be formulated for the added
o peftetaang the two years
incentive system Will destroy the japanese
propaganda continued resistance VIII bring easier
terms in a negotiated peace
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
United Shirt 10 Pay
25-Cents on Common

United Shirt Distributors. Inc.
has declared dividend Of 25
cents on common. payable July %
to holders of record July II, It
was announced today by William
w. Sharpe. vice president and
treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Expand Air Service

NEW YORK. July 5-T'he re-
cent naturalization of all French
airlineS is termed the initial step
toward broad expansion OF air
service in. France, according TO
Charles Tillion, French air min
lSter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Bank Names
New Director

Cleveland Thurber, partner in
Miller. Garfield, Paddock and
Stone, and a director Of Parke,
Davis & Co and the Detroit Trust
Co. has been elected a director
Of The Detroit Bank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
What'sNew
In Business
The Detroit Bank
He's Loyalty EmbIem
By WARD SCHULTZ

President Joseph NJ. Dodge Of
The Detroit Bank is getting a
real kick out Of his newest job
that Of passing out l0-year pins
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
National Survival Only Nips Issue

Japanese defeat neIitabeIe only question al Issue
national survival
japanese insist national suicide that
ought be selling the people the
wifi be harmful the interests
OF the Japanese.
could merchandise that the dividends 10 US in
fiscal human savings would be podigiouSy large.
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srcosD RAcr-s-year-oids and up.
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

rIRsT RACE-3-year-olds and up, a rnii-.
Naelins Z Brennan 1000 $40 ~
FIRST Family tRollnSl 500 40
Sorfho tHettinfsrl $50
Rita Royal Orcus Tiny Sis Pho Pico.
Flaming High, Shasta Ko. Trailer, Mae Wave
and weapons Pride also ran,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06


turcd here. OF t4-karat SOLID gold,
they are provided as lapel buttons,
pms or charms, As The employe
desires.
"We normally would have a
party or celebration 10 fit the
occasion" Dede explained.
However, because Of the war
this was ruled out and instead
I'm making a personal delivery
OF each emblem.
He has exactly 217 deliveries
TO make.
Incidentally. the bank has fbl
employees and service records
range 10 better than 40 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Livestock Market

nTTROIT
UOGS-2OO. .'tady today and frr week
practically all tarruws aHd giIts so its Up
a. "a go celAng 1l.k s-Ns Ia q - ID
CATTLE 600 steady % 2Sc lower TODAY
orally fully steady except bulls strong 'o
25c highU COWS i0s' most o. early 2hc ac.
vance top SIS. tirUtsf since last fs.l paid
far tVl rscs choice ] 22s t Mirriran fed
steers. w. loads good 'o choice hfh'e.
ro1d fed steers .Sl5pl7 commun and no,
dum grassy kinds s12u14 so although a
load ~ Oar ] 049 10 Oklahoma grass steers
la,e siS 90 Nth seyerSi s iosGs sG hcdd sl5ar8
Kentucky wass steers and heifers. uiErt
SIS few strictly. good cows reached sla 80.
most common and MEDIUM becf cows 90 30
- canutTs and cutters s. S0g9 % good
Wcighty sausage bulls SlZ so "a 9. but com.
parable kinds absent late; bulk common and
medium bulls $40 900 - S'Ocker and feeder
steers Sli75pl5. tuik medium and good
cALvEs-3oo. steady today For week
VcalcTs SOC higher top and huk good ard
choice Sl7. common and medium. Sl2 so
sHEEP-aoo mostly steady today ror
week Steady 20 2hc higher limited supply
good and choice native spring lambs SIS so
with bucks discounted 81, few SIS 7S, With
mon light spriugcrs down 20 S13 storm
grassy ye'r,!rrs Sl0ol3 % sEQcn aret
ewes, 3 down light ou.ls as IuW as
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. july IS GSS -HOGS-1o 600.
steady Top Sl4 r. heavy. Sl4 .65a - =.
S14.5oalf75 packing sows. sl3.75al4.
CATTLE-l2 OooH STEADY Calves. 500.
steady Beef steers Choice Sl6 5Oqls.
medium SI2 scale 50 yearlinfs Sl3a
u so. Butchers Hcifers sllal7 So. cows
feeder steers Sl2nl5 so Stockcrs steers.
Slimi5 25, COWS and heifers s. 5O@l4
SHEEP 600 steady. choice lambs. SIS
Is 5. common Si3nls yoarlings ti3n
1898. feeders, slt.5oa so. ewes. SG@S
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH July s. ms CATTLE
500 steady steers good 90 choice Sl6 70
GIFTS. medium to good Sl4 scale so.
common 20 medium Sl2 1Ot1S hcifPrS good
O. choice. Sl4 5OH15 medium 10 good $40
IA so common % medium S1Orl2 COWS.
soof 70 choice. Si2 2a0@i5. common 10
HOGS-lO0 steady 1eo-fSo lbs. Si5a
1515 $50 200 lhs sI5al515 9OO-22O
lbs 1OaIS15. 22O-2ro Jos $500
1913 25O-3O0 lbs Sl5uI5is; 3oO-35O
lbs S14 GOALS 100-I5O lbs. $l4@l4.75,
roughs S14a144o
SIIEEP-5O0 steady Choice spring lambs.
SlGul7 medium to good Sl3dl5. common
70 medium, Ssel0. ewes. S3e6. Vethers.
cALvEs-25o. steady. Good 10 choice SIT
ais medium. Sl4.5oal6 so euls and COM
mon, S7Hl3.
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AoUEpucr RESULTS
FIRST RaCT-3-,

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up ?, mile;
Vacuum Cleaner
tErickson 477O 1880 80
Puffed Up PittarelND 4 90 20
Gunflash Merritt 40
Time ! % 3-5 oN 30is
Wise Rebus Royal Welsta. 'Pusty steel.
Jetta T Sirgano. Heloris Gino Rev which
Two. sea Convoy, Ringavsy and Tory Ros
also ran.
'Field
I SECOND RACE-9-yeAr-olds and up. q,
mile
Blue serge Atkinson 7 40 $50 $40
Jhcn ROYAL tMonroyi 10 90 so
A-Ariel Show CsfiAreilAl 80
Time IL 2so7l,.
Mighty Master surf Rider Bulaionf s-Up
Front Huntsman, CheeseSrsv and Yodeler
also ran
al Fink entry.
THIRD RACE-2-yesr-olds 5i1 furionsr
Darby Diagram fRobertsi $40 $50 2 %
The Problem tLindbergt 3 80 2 80
Challenge Play tPermsne)
Time / os, off 242
Random Jest. He Don't Commodore X
Hur Durham Buddie Zones Napalm, In.
n Sea and Ringoes also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

10 the older en-
employees IN the
bank.
The bank had
Tiffany ia New
York design a pin
W hlch utllZCS
the banks IA
nous In q ! a n
head and H. pie
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Cupboard Results
DETROIT ouTsoARD ASSOCIATION

DETROIT OUTBOARD ASSOCIATE
RACING RuNABOUT
1-Wsiiy Harper. 500
2-Ciyde Wisemsn S25.
9-Clyde Schssffef. 500
CLASS n HYDROPLANF
Chuck Thonpson. 500.
2-few Cooper. 600.
3-LeO Costley, 3e4
CLASS HYDROPLANE
Milford Harrison. 500.
2-Roy CrenieT. 3e4.
3-Leo Costiey. 352
CLASS A HYDROPLANEs
Harry ClinRman, 700.
I'D A. Martin. 67s
3-Hovard Barrett. 46f.
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nINNIprn nRAtNs

GfNNfpFr July It- Rye r'0sef q
sr over today JuY 81 o. t,- Dctrtsf
49, - t77s December. slf3'. ssif
81 4ihai4is
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

s.Mfs y n Jscohs and Bieber entry
rs pounds apprentice allowance csimed
NxT-T pounds AppfFuticc allowance claimed.
H1fses iitted IN order - post position.
WestheT clear trace fay'
Post ! 20 N Detroit tine
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"a pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
xxs pounds apprentice allowance claimed:
xxX7 pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed In order OF post position
Weather. clear. track fast
Post 80 p m, Detroit umtl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

s-Apprentiee allowance claimed.
Horses listed In order Of post position.
weather clear track. slow
Post. o. m Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
AoUEpucr ENTRIES

bF LAnSburgh entry
SECOND RACE-s2 500. claiming. s.year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

uOCS-2OO. ..cady today and 'or week
practically al! tarr0ws aHd gits l6u ihs Up
a. Sl4 90 ceiling bulk SONS Sl4.u Ia D
+--.- -t'-r-t--T T--r- =
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

Nhprrentics allowance claimed
Horses listed according 10 post position.
post liSp m Detroit time
weather clear. track, fast
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

r-si 2bo allowances The
3-yesr-olds and W, ! i.ls
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City SOitbaIl
Schedule
Week of une JlS-22)
MAJOR LEAGUE

MONDAY-BeuSchleln 5 Tav-
ern vs.. Super Cleaners at Gov
cred Wagon diamond; Hubarth
x Schott vs.. Covered Wagon At
81. Mary's Stadium.
TUESDAY - Selfridge Field
vs.. Andy's Tevaco at Covered
Wagon diamond; Froh Trucking
VS.. Hillcrest Studio at ST. Mary'S
Stadium.
WEDNESDAY-Luedtke Re
frigeration VS.. Super Cleaners
a. Covered Wagon diSmond.
THURSDAY-MC Rose Gar
dens VS.. Hubarth & Schott at
Covered Wagon diamond; From
Trucking VS.. Selfridge Field at
Selfridge Field.
FRIDAY-BeuSchlein's Tav-
ern VS.. Covered Wagon at s..
Marys Stadium; Andy's Texaco
VS.. Hillcrest Studio at Covered
Wagon diamond.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
MONDAY - Hagan's Service
VS.. Terrace Gardens at Griffith
Field.
TUESDAY-Nesbitt's Orange
VS.. Miller's Dairy al Griffith
Field.
WEDNESDAY-D. n. Cooley
VS.. Hagan's Service at st. Marys
Stadium; Breitmeyer Florists VS..
Vans Fish Market at Griffith
Field.
THURSDAY-Mayfair VS.. Ter
race Gardens at st. Mary's Stad-
inn: IOOF VS.. Miller's Dairy
at Griffith Field.
FRIDAY-D. N. Cooley VS..
Nesbitt's Orange at Grif ( /. . h
Field.
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Cooley Girls Play
in Pontiac tuesday
Five Comes PIonncd
for Local Team

The ID. y. Cooley girls softball
team, which has split ttyo games
with the Port Huron Sheriff
Lucas girls, will play their next
anne ON Tuesday with a Pontiac
club in that city.
Other games listed by W. II
(BilU LaCroiX. manager and
coach of the Cooley GirlS in
cludcS another game here with
Port Huron on Friday June -,
q game with the Sclfridse Field
WACS for sometime during the
week OF June 25 and a gala
Goubic-hcader on The Fourth Of
July IN Warren.
Although Lillian Horn who
Will assist Jean Randolph, vet
Gran hurlor, on the m o n d,
showed little control IN the first
game she pitched, LaCroiX point
el out that She is coming along
fast and should be a great help
10 the team.
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ly announced, insiders believed
at that time that Greenberg was
a salary of $55.000 a
year, highest In baseball.
A league ruling requires that
players returning from service
be- paid for at least so days at
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alton Center at Ft. Dix, NJ, yes
terday and left there immedi-
ately for New York TO visit his
mother. At Ft. Dix he revealed
that he intends TO rejoin The
Tigers as soon as possible.
General Manager Jack Zellcr
of the Detroit club said he had
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-15

not heard directly from Green
berg.
We'll have no trouble over a
contract" Zeller declared. Hes
entitled TO the same salary he
received when he was inducted
in 194l."
Although il never was official
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-15
Hank Greenherg
Back in Civies
No Direct Word
On Return to Tigers

DETROIT, June Is - (P -
Hank Greenbcrg, the slugging
Tiger outfielder of Detroits pen
ant winning clubs of 1884, 1885
and 1910. was back in civilian
clothes today, discharged after
four years in the army, but De-
troit club officials still had no
direct word as TO resumption of
his baseball career.
Greenberg, a captain in the
Army's Special Services section
passed through the Army Separ-
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
TOnight's Games

1Onlgnt s Games
BeuSchlein's Tavern vs.. Hill
crest Studio at Consumers dia
mond.
Andy's Texaco VS.. Froh
Trucking at ST. Mary's Stadium
Hagan's Service vs.. Breitmey-
er's Florists al Griffith Field.
Mondays Games
BeuSchlein's Tavern vs.. Super
Cleaners at Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
Hubarth & Schott VS.. Covered
Wagon at 81. Marys stadium.
Hagan's Service VS.. Terrace
Gardens al Griffith Field.
Tuesdays Games
Selfridge Field VS.. Andy's Tex
AGO at Covered Wagon diamond.
Froh Trucking VS.. Hillcrcst
Studio at st. Mary's stadium.
Nesbitt's Orange VS.. Miller's
Dairy at Griffith Field.
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Plum pudding, now mainly a
Christmas dessert, once was the
everyday breakfast dish of early
English poor folk, and, at q later
date, became popular as the first
dish on the dinner menu.
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Lucania browni, a species OF
fish, lives in hot water springs
where the temperature OF the
water remains at 1856 degrees
throughout the year.
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Ihese men can tell you why
the 77H WAR LOAN is the BIGGEST vel

They you why cheaper and quicker give
Pacific Forces entirely equipment shipping
tanks and guns from Europe
They in Short show 0 in which your dollars
needed than bring Americas might to its full strength
that may crush foe the faster make end Of killing and
bring back home.
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X/oU being asked lend mopey than beoen
i the 7th War Loan
These tell you why.
They tell ships slide down the
They tell you whole force in the bulding-huge
bombers and fast epropeed planes coming off the lines
by thousands.
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the same rate they received
when inducted.
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Small Turnout
(Confinued From Page OneD

other reasons for AFL non participa-
tion.
In order that all may have a chance
to register their choice in the refer
endum now before the trade, polls
will be open from a p. m. until the
close of the meeting on April %. This
will afford an opportunity to those
who live in the outlying districts who
are unable to attend meetings, due to
gas rationing, etc.
A shop committee report from the
Hall China Co. revealed az employees
of that firm are taking aluminium
therapy treatments for silicosis. Sew
eral who have taken only few treat
ments, reported marked improve
ment in their health.
Several names were read of men,
bers who are on the verge of suspen-
sion unless they pay up their back
dues.
The withdrawal card of Ralph Pyle
was accepted and his name added to
the roll.
Garnet Rohall was granted a trans
fer to Local Union No. "a.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
OF Pearl Cummings, sticker-up, last
reported as working at the Hall
China Co., will please have her get in
touch with the financial secretary be-
fore our next meeting.-O. C. A.
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ployee from membership in union;
the Florida law for requiring union
representatives to obtain license
from the state as a condition for do
ing business.
Threat to Democracy Seen
The Civil Liberties Union brief on
the Florida law says in part: "The
vice OF the statute here and Of SINH
lar attempts at legislative control
over the internal affairs of labor
unions is that they weaken the
autonomy and independence Of the
unions, and in so doing threaten to
destroy a most important democratic
force in American life J. The Florida
Supreme Court upheld the constitu
tionality Of the statute on the theory
that labor unions are business organi-
cations operating for profit, differing
essentially from religious bodies,
chambers Of commerce and like insti-
tutions, and that hence they are sub
ject to regulation.
"The American Civil Liberties
Union rejects this view. While unions
have certain business aspects, their
most important function is social; to
obtain for working men and women
higher and better standards Of life
and in stabilizing industrial relations.
In the Thomas case the court indicat-
ed that line might be drawn be
tween the public aspects Of labor
union which could not be restricted
and its commercial aspects which
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-04-12
1000 Union Painters
On War Casualty Rolls

Lafayette, Ind. QLNS). = The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
and Paperhangers of America reports
that members of the brotherhood who
have entered the combat forces of the
United States and Canada - Army,
Navy, Air Corps, Marines, Coast
Guard, .Seabees total 22,142. The
report is based on figures from 1875
local unions.
Of this total, 21,958 are reported
by local unions in the United States.
Included in the total are 3,949 MEM
bers who have been killed in action;
reported as missing in action or dis
charged from the armed forces for
disability or other causes.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-04-12
Job Maintenance Drive
Begun as Employment
Falls in Car Plant

Amherst, n. S. (ILNS).-Employ-
ment in the plant of the Canadian
Car & Foundry Co. here has dropped
from 5000 to about 1,200 within
about 18 months and Aircraft Local
TIL, international Association of Ma
chinists, has launched campaign to
assure maintenance of employment
not only in the CC&FC plant but
other industries in the Amherst zone.
Representatives of the local have
arranged conferences with the pro
vincial government at Halifax with a
view to seeing that the province and
the dominion cooperate to keep the
Amherst industries functioning dur
ing peace years. Just before the start
of the war, employment in these
plants had been at very low ebb. The
local proposes that the province and
the dominion take action at once to
convert the industries now on war or
ders into producing for peace.
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Local Worms
From Page OHeJ

ton in any department.
The Labor Management committee
has been doing fine job and we
hope that acts Of this kind do not
injure the full purpose Of such com
mittee.
The Health Committee reported
progress being made in eliminating
health hazards on the plant, but re-
GREETED TO report that a few of our
members do not change their working
clothes weekly as specified in the
health rules. Perhaps fine will con-
vince them the necessity Of abiding
by the rules.
A little reminder 10 the members
who have not paid their assessment
for the Free Trade Union Fund cam
paign The Local would like to wind
up the campaign next week and send
the money to the proper authorities
so that it. can be put to its intended
use at once.
The used clothing drive is now in
progress and all clothes can be left
at Sam Colombo's store or at the la
Dor hall.
Brother Jack Mullens, Jr., who has
been wounded four times in the
European theater Of war, is spending
few days at home before entering a
hospital in Virginia.
Sister Ruby Furr is patient in
the U. p. hospital.
Six members were obligated and
their names added to the roll.
Brother Vince Feeney is rounding
into top form in the daily horseshoe
matches.-O. G.. 80.
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Stote Lows Curbing Unions
Assdiled Before Court As
Denidl OF Civil Rights
WASHINGTON ID C. 0INS)

Washington d. c. QINS). - Florida and Alabama state
laws imposing restrictions trade union activity opposed
before the IT, s. Supreme Court unconstitutional limitations of
freedom speech and assembly by the American Civil Liberties
Union in friend Of the briefs supporting AF appeals against
the laws.
The Alabama law opposed by the Civil Liberties Union
requiring unions to file copies of their constitutions lists
their officers complete annual statements of their financial
transactions for barring executive
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California Labor School
Okay For Veterans

San Francisco. = The California
Labor School has been accredited by
the Veterans Rehabilitation Admins
tration. This makes the school eligible
to veterans for full or part time study
under the GI bill of rights. 1t is the
first institution of its kind in the ma
tion to receive this recognition.
A number OF veterans have already
signed up for the spring term begin
ming April 8, one having sent in his
application while he was still in serv-
ice in the South Pacific. Classes espe-
cially suited to ex-servicemen's needs
are being prepared by DIR. Holland
Roberts, educational director.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-04-12
Retail Clerks Triumph
In Big Election Test

Boston. - The Retail Clerks Inter
national Protective Association won
one of the largest and most impress
sive election victories in the unions
history in poll conducted by the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board among
employees Of the Jordan Marsh Co.
here.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-04-12
MUNICIPAL WORKERS GAIN

Chicago ILNS). - Reviewing mo
nicipal trends of 1914, it seems at
least 10 cities adopted the merit sys-
tenn, 70 set up retirement plans, and
number of cities enlarged employee
benefits by granting sick leaves and
vacation with paw.