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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Catholic

MMACULATE COMPETITION Corner West Main and asy ss R Ry s the oa ae Ph ST. c m seo1 10 d Rev M Peter pastor Masses 10 a. m. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Ss5 Baldwin Street.-The Rev.
 Rev James suSan and e the Gsysa Rsv 5ohn
 Rosary and ssS s'1 & ':'0 and ST. Corner Gongrss: Avenue and John Street ne Rey D Joseph nd and the Rev s.r7,s, 9. 10 and II A M. Rosary and benedction ST. Rs1 asa RosTK ss East Farm gsh Eosar1 .Ss w be s given at the o'clock Mass OUR LADY OF LOURDEs. sos South Street.-The santSn and the Rev M. Rosary and benedicton P M.
 ST. nan s sss Rs % rsnes ohn the Rev Clement Shea, assistants Masses 2: S. g. the 10 o'clock Rosary and benediction at OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. 7s5 Highland Avenue 1The p.,I n Rev Patrick Flynn pastor and the Rev Masses s e 10 and Il a. Rosary and benedic- ST. PATRICK's. 50 charle. Street.-The Rev Eugene P. s Gns Rev snes ad the Dobss s ssr sss S 1Sd Il Ths last M Msss will be high Mass SACRED HEART, wolcott Street.-The Rev Henry B.
 a ana tS. ss Rsy Rso o co,e the ST. @ aas MsH mashsu @ @ n @ F sn GsFsd ST PETER AND ST, PAUL. B southmayd Road-Ths Sullivan. and the Rev Bernard Butcher assisstants sna l5s n sossn. sss-rA. Rev. Edward L. Morrison pastor and the Rev Robert Chagnon and the Rev Anthony sima. assistants ST :: Rosary and benediction u.
 ST. f;S a n. Rosary benediction al D. m.
 ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS. Middlebury-The Rev Hu- bert P Carrig: pastor Masses 7:3o. g and Il a. m. Mass St Theresa's Church. Woodbury a. m. Novena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 7:so
 
 ST. MARY L LMAGDALENEs, Cakyie is Buckingham 5so two at one in the church for adults the other sr n, m The last Mass is high Mass
 P. Calvin, pastor Masses at s:15 and 10 A. M Mass celebrated in Bethlehem at Il a m Rosary. ltany of the Blessed Virgin and benediction 7:30 D
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c. Denton, professor at the Berkeley

c. Denton, professor at the Berkeley Divinity School, will conduct a course on St. Paul. During the sec ond period, there will be a course on '"The Task of Christians in the World Today"-and more speci- fically on the task of Christians in Waterbury today.
 The Rev. V. A. Demant, canon of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England, will be present for the first session when he will speak on Vocation in Work The public is invited to all sessions.
 Tomorrow the Rev. Francis O. Ayres, rector of St. Johns Church, will preach the first of a series Of sermons on the Ten Commend ments. The sermon will be based on the First Commandment: T am the Lord thy God; Thou shalt have none other gods but me-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

are a hero by helping others in your community. Here is another interesting fact that you probably did not know before, that the Com munity Chest supplies funds, from the money which you and others in the community give, to twenty seven other agencies. Among these are the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, a day nursery, the Y.M.C.A., the Y.WC.A., the Lincoln House and many others
 Now I come to my real motive in writing this letter-which is to tell you about one of the many Red Feather Services which the Com munity Chest supplies funds, Lin- coin House. This particular agency is mainly interest in family prob lems. They have helped to get hundreds of families back on their feet by giving them money, finding suitable jobs, arranging medical care where it is needed, and help ing the family solve many other problems which they had not been able to work out for themselves. Do you know that in 1943 the Lin- coin House alone gave $16,68834 for relief? Isn't that amazing, and isn't it also wonderful that we are able to have in our community such a beneficial organization which will aid anyone who needs it.
 AS an illustrative example of what Lincoln House does, let us presume that Dad suddenly took ill and was no longer able and to work and suppose that you could not work either. In this case you could go to the Lincoln House, and one. of their advisors would study your problem with you and then decide what the very best solution of your particular problem would be. They would give you all the help that you needed, including how to best meet Dads medical bills, until Dad was well again and was able to work and provide for his family. AS an- other example, let us say that I needed medical attention which you and Dad could not afford to give me. You could again go to the Lincoln House, consult one of the trained staff of advisors, and she would tell you where to get the medical attention needed, and at cost of within our family budget.
 Well, now that you know all this, Mother, sincerely hope that when you contribute to the Community Chest drive coming up this month, Oct. 14th through the 18th, you will wear that small red feather as proudly as hero come home from the wars would wear the Congress sional Medal of Honor.
 Your loving daughter,
 JANICE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Touching UpLibs M Public Is Okay
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Today's spirit of acceptance of lily-gilding is broad enough to take lip-rouging in public restaurant after girl has finished her meal.
 By common accord and concerted action, the girls have conditioned their public to that one. Apparently it's because most women hate being seen with chewed-off color until that convenient time when they can withdraw and make the needed re- pairs.
 But social acceptance does not exetnd to touch-ups with brush, lip stick, mirror and as many compli- cated maneuvers as an artist sets up when planning to paint pie ture. Such makeup repairs should be strictly a private affair. So should touch-ups made with powder or rouge puff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Lutheran

THOMASTON LEHEM-EVANGELICAL, North Main Street at Electric Avenue-The Rev. E. Einar Kron pastor Church School, 10 A M. True Worship will be the subject at the divine worship after which baptismal service will be held, P. M. Board bers will district rally in the Emanuel Luther Church, Hartford, Monday. 8 F. M. Luther League meeting in the church social rooms, Thursday, F. M
 ZION EVANGELICAL, Cherry Street.-The Rev. E. Worship will be the pastors subject, 1O:45 A. NJ Board of Administration other boards of the Hartford District Emanuel Church, Hartford, Monday, 8 P. M. Junior confirmation meeting Tuesday 1:45 M. Hartford District meeting in Deep River and Centerbrook. Wednesday, 2 P. M. Choir practice the home William Maton, Holmes Avenue Thursday P. M. Meeting High League in the church social rooms, Friday, 73O M. Senior confirmation class meeting Saturday, 9:30 A. M FIRST, Spencer AvenueThe Rev Robert A. Heydenrech, pastor Sunday School and Bible Class, A. M Brother hood Sunday will be observed at the English service 10
 A. M Our Opportunity will be the pastors ject at the German service 1115 M: Sunday School Teachers meeting, Monday, 730 P. M. Brotherhood meeting Tuesday P. M. Seniors and Young Peoples Society Halloween social, Thursday, 8 P M. Senior choir, Friday P M Junior confirmation Saturday. A. M Junior choir, Saturday 10 A. M. Senior confirm
 ation, Saturday Il A. M. The annual meeting of the P. M. ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, Cooke Street.-The Rev John Mohrmann, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. NJ. Man the Dropsy Head will be the pastors subject the worship 103O A. M joint mission festival will held with the Southington Lutheran Church Rev W. Eisfeldt of Walngford preacher, P. M.
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Final Broadcast in Red Feather Contest MOndau

The tenth and final broadcast Of Red Feather" letters written by high school students in an inter scholastic contest to stimulate in- terest in the coming Community Chest drive will be heard Monday afternoon at 5:15 P. M. over Sta ton WATR. The speaker will be Kevi1l O'Connor, a student at Cros- by High School, who selected as his theme, "St. Mary's Clinic"
 Miss Patricia Mulville concluded this weeks broadcast Friday after noon with her letter on the wv. CA. She was warmly compliment ed on her tribute to the organiza- tion. Her letter will be published Monday.
 Lincoln House" was the subject of 8 letter written by Miss Janice Drumm, a student of St. Margaret's School, Chase Parkway. It read as follows:
 Dear Mother:
 When you receive this letter, you will probably think that there is something radically wrong with me because I know that you re- ceived letter from me yesterday and that I'm not in the habit of writing every day; but please be- lieve me, everything is all right. My reason for writing again so soon is that learned something today which I felt that I simply had to write and tell you about. It has to deal with an organization to which you and Dad have given money for many years, but I know that neither of you has ever really known for what purposes your money has been used. q heard Dad say so one night during the campaign last year, so don't you try to deny it). The name of the organization is the Community Chest, and know that the name is not at all strange to your ears. AS I said previously, both of you have given money toward this or ganization for years and each time you have received small red feather to wear on your person. don't think that you know what that red feather signifies, so I am going to tell you. In the days of yore, if l may wax poetic for g moment, Robin Hood used to give a red feather to any man in his band who performed a special act of bravery or gallantry, and the Indians gave their bravest young warriors a red-dyed eagle feather for bravery; so you see that every time that you receive, and wear, one of those small red feathers, you can do so proudly for you, too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Methodist

WATERVILLE GRACE, ThOmaston Avenue-The Rev Richard Mutt pa pastor Church school s45 A. M For gveness will be the subject of the pastor the worship Il A. M. Youth Fellowship ly, P. M. Members of the Youth Fellowship and the Young Adult Fellowship wishing attend this rally at the First Methodist Church, Waterbury asked to meet at the church, 630 P. M Church Board Monday. 7:so P M. Finance committee Tuesday, 7:3O P M Scout committee Thursday, 7:3O P. M
 FIRST, Corner North Main Savings Street.-The Rev. John J. snavely. pastor. The Rev. Marion J. Creeger superintendent of the New Haven District York East Conference will speak at the worship, 1O3O A. M Youth rally for young people of Waterbury and surrounding Methodist youth to discuss possibility of organizing sub-dstrict, 7:3O P. M Election of church trustees, Monday 7:30 P. M Official board meeting, Monday M. Auxiliary meeting Monday. 6:30 P M Married Couples Club supper, Wednesday, s S;so P M Joy Club meeting Friday. P. M.
 ST. FAULTS, 99 East Farm Street.-The N. P. Hempel pastor Sunday School 9:30 A. M Family Sun day will be observed at the worship which pastor will deliver a message The Christian Family and
 gift will be given to the largest family in attendance. 1O;45 A. M. Womens Society of Christian ing in the church parlor Wednesday, 2:3O P M Prayer and Bible Study Fellowship. Mednesday. 745 E. M.
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167 New Voters Register Here

A total of 132 new voters were registered yesterday plus 35 addi- tional made up to press time today at the week-long session for making new voters. Mrs. Mary c. Kilmartin Town Clerk reported to The Dem- ocrat today.
 A sound truck advertising the registration procedure appeared to- day before factory-gate entrances and throughout the city sponsored by the Democratic Town Commit tee.
 The registration, as reported here yesterday, exceeds that of the same period in 1945 but lags far behind the registration of the 1914 presi- dential year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

| AC ARA v v v helpful tn 1 n g the Rotary club can do is to help the veterans get homes. Ther e are so many un- fortunate peo- pie without a place to go, and in some in stances two and three families anA 1sryi~~ &4
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Conqreqotionoi

N MIXER HILL. 274 Bunker Hill Avenue-The Rev Alan M Fairbank, pastor Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ. A rec ognon service for church school officers and teachers will be held at the worship at which the pastor will preach the subject The Lure of Evil, Ii A. M Pill grim Fellowship 5:3O P. M Junior Pilgrim Fellowship installation of officers. 5:30 P. M.
 'IIRD 531 Highland Avenue-The Rev Conner R. Lewis, pastor. Sunday School, 10 A. M. Is There Final Re ligon" will be the subject the ship, 10:45 A M. Weekly gym classes, Tuesday, P M Ladies' Aid Society meeting Wednesday, 2:3O F. M Miss Mir. and Mrs. Club. Thursday, P. M NAKvILLE UNION-The Rev Locke, pastor Sun Nday School, 9:30 A. M. A Treasure Our Doorstep, will be the subject the worship 1O45 A. Nj. Alice Drescher will be in charge of the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting, 7:30 P. M
 ITALIAN, Corner South Elm Streets-The Rev. A. Lawrence DFloro. pastor The Christ Centered Life will be the subject at the worship 1O:45 A. M. Devotional service Wednesday, 8 P. NJ iECONQ, West Main Street.-The Rev. John c. Walker, pastor Church School, 10 A. M. Sunday Noon Club II A. M. The pastor will preach the subject Looking Three Ways at the worship, II A. M Orchestra re- hearsal. f P M. Pilgrim Fellowship, 4:30 P M. Coombs P. M Mrs. Walker will present their newest Great Britain War at the forum. 7:3O P M The Walkers will present their second 1uli length lecture illustrated with 16 mm Kodachrome motion pie lures. entitled Western Europe Postwar Monday, P NJ. Brownies, Tuesday P. M Boy Scouts, Tuesday, 7P. M Air Scouts Tuesday, 7:s0 P M Betty Neighbors Aid sewing meeting. Wednesday, P M Service in the Chapel Thursday. 8 P. M Junior choir rehearsal Fri day P. M Senior choir rehearsal. Friday, 7:SO F. M Youth Canteen, Friday, 7:30 r. M
 THOMASToN FIRST CONGREGATIONAI-The Peter A. Macdonald, "A Message from the Pro phet Isaiah will be the pastors sermon subject at the morning worship tomorrow at which time the sermon junior congregation will be given by Charles Benedict
 SOUTH Piedmont Baldwin Streets-The Rev. M. Webb Wright pastor Church School for all depart II A. M Meeting of the Young Peoples Christian Eel lowship the Sunday School room, 6S0 P. M.
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.'It'S NY
 OPINION"

Question: Which of the many suggestions do you favor for 8 community project to be spon- sored by the Rotary Club?
 Where asked: Before the Y. M. c. A.
 BILL MEEHAN, Student, E6 Fleming Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
ROWING RECORD

1ames T. Smith of Warsaw, Ky, turing the war rowed more than . thousand miles back and forth ho his work at the Schlenley war alcohol plant at Lawrenceburg, Ind. in boat of his own building. He crossed the Ohio river twice a day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

 nlorial in the form of an ath- letic field, and also a building which W oul d provide facil- ities for 8 gym, checkers, ping pong for boys only. My sec- ond choice would
 be to get 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

Td like to see all the streets in Wa terbury lettered. M 8 ny streets, particularly in h e outskirts, have no letter ing at all. Too, practically all the street signs need pain t. Some are very dimc1l1t tn read.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

prov e m ent I would like to see is the replacing of the elms on the Green. Yes, I was in the service and 1t was most pleas
 ant to see the Green again, but quite 8 shock to notice so many of the
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MRS. ARNOLD DOOLITTLE, Housewife, 31 Circular Avenue:

q think they should do some thing 8 bou t housing. I sug- gest the Rotari- ans give their support 8 n d partially finance 6he putting up pf attrac ti V e, kow-cost homes within the in- nome of working
 people. Tn ey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

ST mCHAELs. Thomaston Avenue-The Rev James J. Mccormick. pastor. and the Rev. Thomas P. Guinan, assistant Masses 7:s0 g. 10 Il A. M. Rosary and benediction P.
 ST ANTHONY's, Prospect Road-The Rev John Nc Teague, pastor. Masses and 10:30 A. M No confess sions will be heard before Masses Confessions will be heard Saturday P M. and from 2 to 8 P. M. ST. FRANCIS, Naugatuck-Tne Paul F. Keatng pastor Masses. z. S. 9, 10 and II A. M TORRINGTON, ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, 16O Main Street The Rev Daniel Manning pastor the Rev Joseph Elan agan. the Rev John Cavanaugh. and the Rev Christo pher Devne. assistants Masses at G. S. g. 1o and H. Mass at Harwinton Church 9:30. TORRINGTON, SACRED HEART CHURCH, 116 Grove Street.-The Rev John Zihala. pastor. the Rev. Mar shall Fiip assistant. Masses 63O, 7:30 Il. Benediction Sunday 2:30 TORRINGTON, ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Pulaski The Rev John Kowalski. pastor. the Rev John A. Jankowski, assistant Masses 7:30 8S0 and Il. TORRING1ON, SS. PETERS CHURCH, East Main Street
 The Rev. William P. Botticell pastor the Rev. Fred Americana Coskantno assistant. Masses at 10, and II.
 GOsTiEN AND CORNWALI-The Rev. Joseph Cunning ham, pastor Masses. Goshen 10:3O. Mass. in at
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Church Of The Nozorene

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, II East Main in the Irving Patt Buildng-The Rev. Myron Richey minister. Sunday school 10 A. M. If Ye' will 1ect at the worship Il A. M Young Peoples meeting s:4s P M sinners in the Hands of Loving God will be the subject the service, F. 4- Weekly prayer service, Friday, 7:45 P. M
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here to aid in filling out forms for housing. The need for homes is the city's biggest problem and we need all the help We can get"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Decision Reserved In Trust Go. Case

Decision was reserved by Superior Court Judge T. E. Troland yester- day on motion for acceptance of the semi-annual report of the Mer-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

YOUNGEST CABINET MEMBER
 Youngest man in President Tru- mans cabinet is J. A. King, secre- tary of the Interior. Krug, at 38, replaced Harold Ickles, Il, who was the oldest man in Truman's cabi- net.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

could obtain a development ana have an expert architect submit tpw-cost plans. This housing sit uation is the most pressing problem of the day. It's shame that peo- ple can't even have homes to live h."
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chants Trust Comuany. The report, which covers the period through Sept. 30, lists assets of $21O,266.15.
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InterdenominotionoI

SALVATION ARMY. 1s2 Cherry street-Adjutant and Mrs John Gould officers in charge Sunday School, 10 A. M Adjutant Gould will speak the holiness service. 113O A M His subject will be Mans Deepest Need. Young Peoples Legion. 6:15 P. M Mrs Van Gould will preach the salvation service, 7:45 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

trees were gone. Of course, US etiu beautiful, but the replacing of the trees would improve it 8 5ct."
 MRS. ENIER.AIlDO FERRETTG, Housewife, 415 Walnut Street Extension:
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African Methodist

MOUNT OLIVE A. M E. ZION, Pearl Street.-The Rev Sasman w Weller pastor, Church School. 9:30 A. M Glorfying God will be the sermon subject Il A M presiding elder of the New England Confer ence. Dr. R. B. Norville. will preach and conclude the second quarterly visit. 2 P M. The sermon topic will be The Churchs One Foundation The junior choir will ions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

"A veterans memorial would also be an excellent idea. But it shouldn't be just . monument It ought to be something useful"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Episcopal

ALL SOULS, Cloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair pastor Holy Communion, A. M Church School, 930 A. M Prayer and II A. M First meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary, Monday. 23O P. ST. JOHNS West Main at Church streets-The Rev Fran cis Ayers pastor. Holy Communion, A. M. Sunday School s3O A. NJ Sunday School service, 10 A. M Pray and sermon, 1O:45 A. M Young Peoples Fellowship 53O P. M. MT. Mrs. Club business meeting, We'd nesday P, M. Glee Club rehearsal Pirates zance in old parish house Thursday, :45 F. M Junior Guild rummage sale. Friday, Mothers Guild dessert bridge party in the Guild Hall Wednesday. 1880 F. M. The Junior Youth Pilgrim Fellowship will hold election GI oaeeTs ice S InutsaaS, n:So F. M sehoo Tor lay min ST. PAUL'S, Watervile-The Rev. Robert Beggs mn- ister in charge Sunday School. 9:30 A. M Prayer sermon. Il A. M. vestry meeting Monday F. M. Con firmation classes meeting Tuesday, 3:30 P M Womens covered-dish Wednesday, Canterbury Club bowl ing party Friday
 CHRIST CHAPEL East Main Street.-The Samuel Budde, Services 8. 93O and 1O:45 A. M Young Peoples Fellowship, 530 P. M. auction Oct. 19 1 P M. Pre-auction showing items, Wednesday and Thursday, 7:30 P M
 OAKVILLE ALL SAINTS'-The Rev Frank squires pas tor. Church School, 9:30 A. M. Celebration Communion A. M. Prayer and sermon. II A. M. TRINITY, 25 Prospect Street.-The B. T. An derson, pastor. Holy Eucharist A. M Prayer mon. 10 30 A. M. Church school 10e3O A. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

The Community Male Chorus Waterbury will Negro Sptus at the special forum Monday
 at the Second Congregational Church Walker will give their with beautiful Kodachrome moving George O. Ward Tomorrow S:30 M
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Eether. Maybe they could find an inexpensive tract of land and then veterans could build there own homes. Building lots are very ex- pensive-and cost too much for the average family
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Christian Science

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, Corner Holmes and Mitchell Avenues-Servces, 1O:45 A. M. and 730 P. M Sunday school 10:45 A. M Meeting including
 testimonies of Christian Science healing, Wednesday,
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Boptist

FIRST Corner Grove Street at Central Ayenue-The Rev David F. Gaines The pastor will preach the subject The Least of the Apostles which will be broad cast by WATR, 10:30 A, M He will preach on the sub will meet, F. N.
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Advent Christian

ADVENT CHRISTIAN, Cherry Street.-The Ariel c. Ainsworth. pastor It Can Be Done will be the pas tors subject at the worship 1O:3O A. This will be the second of series of in a Loyalty Month Crusade. Tomorrow will be Youth Sunday. day School, 11:45 A. M. Coastal Warnings will be the subject at the gospel service P. M. Prayer nneetin sdav 7.4h
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RENE NAGOTTE, Student, H1 Lexington Avenue:
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EOUTS OSTROFF,
 Unemployed Veteran, ESQ North Main Street:

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-20
Strike Toll BeLOw Million
Rail Tieup Threatens
WoIkout Call
To Be Issued
In 10 Days

Cleveland, Feb. 20 - CUP - A
nationwide strike call to the engin-
GERS and trainmen who run the
trains on 300 railroads almost GER
tainly will be issued within 10 days,
union officials said today.
President A. F. Whitney Of the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
and President Alvanley Johnston Of
the Locomotive Engineers an
nounced that both unions are voting
almost unanimously to strike.
Johnston said the joint strike call
would be announced as soon as all
ballots are counted, probably the
last week in February. Both men
said the call was "a foregone con-
cluSion."
The big question mark was whe-
Their the order would set an imme-
date strike date, tying up all the
nations main railroads, or Ak a date
30 days later, allowing time to nego-
tate union demands for a Is per-
cent wage increase and operational
changes.
Both Whitney and Johnston indi-
Gated that the unions might ignore
the cooling-of period provided for
by the Railway Labor Act on
grounds that it does not apply to
this situation.