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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-28
TWO CAGE BATTLES
SET TONIGHT AT Y

Two games are scheduled to-
night at the YMCA in the Sunday
School Basketball league.
At Z p. m. Trinity Methodist will
meet First Presbyterian while at
8 p. m. Emanuel Presbyterian will
take on St. James Episcopal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-28
"DOING NICELY"

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-(P)-
George Herman (Babe) Ruth,
former home run champion, was
reported Friday by the French
Hospital to be t.doing very nicely"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-28

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO

the Federal convictions against
violating the Sherman
be the u
Beneficial Baltimore held
this and elected the following officers
President Sterling Pace Secretary Christopher
Schrener; Vice President Fred Parr; Treasurer Adam Weber
Union No. g. Wheeling recently welcomed into its
Mcbride Buckley of Serng Three
dpper, Wolf
jggerman, have also been enrolled.
Marshall Grimm of Wheeling Carnegie
Forbes Field Pittsburgh
last Saturday.
Miles, Ohio, been idle past
of the firm the leisure
hunt motor and visit.
former of the E. H. Sebng China
Sebrng associated with the Limoges China
president His effective
day.
Mrs Richard Barlow has returned Trenton N j. after visit
of her daughter Mrs W. L. Smith Liverpool
While attempting whack off chickens head with last
Fred Baumgarner well know grid of Sebring
which deflected the direction of the the
leaders his left hand below the wrist He medical
tention in the Alliance City hospital.
By defeating all after weeks of playing, Wilt
acclaimed checker player of the Sebg Pottery
Company Second honors to Daune Murray.
assistant plant the w.
pottery: Palestine Ohio succeeded
at plant No. a.
Anderson of the Pottery Company
Coshocton elected president of the United States Poers
the 4St annual convention held in the Waldorf Hotel
York. last week William Burgess of Trenton ~ j. reelected
president Joseph NJ Wells of the Homer Laughn China
Company East Liverpool named second vice president
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05

sCETTING TOUGH" putting John Lewis in JAIL practical
ly outawing the Miners Union-these just about
the ways in the world to dig COAL Every sensible
knows there must be settlement eventually. Then why
throw the country into economic taspn? Why not start
conferences now instead of two three months from now
'We must demonstrate that John Lewis is not bigger
than Uncle Sam shouts fat old newspaper publisher who
counts his wealth by the millions.
But that newspaper publisher didn't say word when
the packers the mogus and other Big Businessmen
forced decontro of prices and began gyppng
everywhere In fact the fat publisher appauded and declared
America was at long last, getting back to normacy.
However, when the coal miners demanded decontrol of
wages to extent that would permit them to stop working
hours week in the bowels of the EARTH and still leave
them enough akehome pay to meet the zoomng costs of
living the fat publisher called his readers prepare for
fierce cold ght-hs house being heated by gas
oil.
1t is suggested that if given the opportunity to nego
tiate Mr. Lewis will make unreasonable demands We
fgures-perfecty reliable gureswhich should be carefully
considered before jump to the conclusion that the miners
planning raid on the householders pocketbook.
On November l. 1915, Illinois lump coal sold in the Chic
ago market for $3.50 on Now it's selling at OF
SO 80 ton, increase of 81.
The total average labor costs for Illinois coal for the
month of November 1945 reported by the Illinois
to the O. P A. 10935 which 81 cents short OF
the increase in the selling price.
This isn't exceptional Plenty of statistics along
the line available.
In substantially instance the increase in the cost
the is than the total labor costs at the
mouth of the mine.
Obviously, the people who robbing the consumer
the coal Miners but the coal mine and those who
handle the coal from the mouth of the mine to the bin of the
consumer
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
BY TRAVIS X. HEDRICK, Federated Press
LEWIS CASE AIMED AT APPEAL

Washington FP)S Separation of emotion from law is the big
Lewis the United Mine Workers in the
here.
Although Chief Counsel Wey X Hopkins of
General Counsel Joseph Padway still attempting clear Lewis
before Justice Godborough
case is thrown toward record for appeal.
Godborough pretty definitely indicated his belief
guilty simply because Lewis did obey the restraining This
attitude undecored when the judge held that the
sovereign power.
With conviction contempt (U Dis
unsettled dispute between the and the Mines
on operating for the and that the
under the law, actually the operator.
Captain N H. Collision tefyng first wit
in the admitted examination to the following facts
operators existing organizations would continue
2That the GINA rules directed that the title of the
manned in the hands of the operators
3That profits have been made through operations by
the the CMA and the for
account"
4That GINA rule prohibited regarding personnel the
mines officers employees Of the United States
That the GINA paid workmens
miners and has responsibility to them
all federal are met by the
and by the that the has not sought
waive for the operators.
Each of these points has bearing support
tention that the
not the actual operator of the soft coal industries
Should the supported appeal
tempt and Judge Godsboough had jurisdiction the
Additionally of should the UNIV win its contention that the
break strike neither Lewis the be held guilty
tempt:
that the allegations against Lewis and the
nation and belief the part of witnesses affidavit
repeatedly pointed Justice Godsborough
required that Lewis and the union be charged with criminal contempt
such the government elects to proceed with criminal
court and been denied it's motion to dismiss the proceeding entirely
called Collision only Hopkins
directed to the Appeals Court rather than Goldsborough
Hopkins said the taking of this
ness objected the grounds the proceedings Illegal
compliance with the statutes involved applicable rules.
The Circuit Court of Appeals u Supreme Court will the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05

Washington (FPan eager ready take what
atests calculated risk this column would like to reeate
that "the tories coming"
Although plenty
of those red flags with black been hosted
tend to think we'll ride this out
But the that the mounting simply is not mat
ter the Case bill and the ban the closed shop American
labor is driving directly seriously plan apply the
Sherman antitrust act to unions by specific amendment
This that being directed with the approval of
other than President Truman Florida sbher and submane
lot of people, important people, talking these lines today
and hoping the current soft coal crisis spngboad Con
bring give opportunity
prove their loyalty to the american way of life"
argument this should power
the United Mine Workers certainly must have their curae
by statute.
legal break the hold units
segment industry the application of the law to unions involves
will argue Sherman stopped
no Standard Oil continues to be Standard Oil The difference
Rockeeers Oil of Jersey
Standard of Indiana and the various subsidiaries such Humble Oil
which simply another Standard Oil M 1 operating
in the Lone Star state of Texas.
Unless legally united angles developed the
have the Workers enna J. United Mine Workers W
V and similar district subdivisions for Kentucky and
Alabama.
"hodng company" might well be UNIV inois) which
John L. Lewis president
quite the might happen the United Workers
with UAW Dodge; JAW (Fod) and UAW General Motors)
The therefore, application of the financial
involved to the unions Certainly to fo the antitrust
laws upon the labor movement will be bboy resedbu the
time resistance casts lost of dough these days.
Altogether the -monoopy splen
did headline material but practice will do little that hasn't done
for labor operate differently quite illegally
compared to corporations the medicine will simply bad but
not be too dangerous.
in shop legislation
posed by the renegade unonist Senator Joseph
Renegades and out of the labor movement have tendency to
be dangerous and tricky.
Renegade Ball is exception
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
PROGRESS IN LABOR LEGISLATION

DESPITE enactment of state laws regulating restricting
trade union activities progress has been made on the
constructive side in labor legislation during 1916 This
shown by the annual Digest of State and Federal Legsla
ton just issued by the Division of Labor Standards u
Department of Labor
Georgia enacted child labor law raising to 16 the
minimum age for employment in number of industries and
during school hours Massachusetts, regulated the employ
ment of children under IA commercial farms New York
passed two laws regulating the recruitment and housing OF
migratory workers.
Missouri established Department of Labor and
Industrial Relations Massachusetts created Fair Employ
ment Practice Commission.
Important extensions of workmen's compensation act
passed number of legislatures Massachusetts
this joined the ranks of Connecticut New York. Rhode
Island in extending minimum legislation to men, Rhode
Island passed equal pay law and granted code-mang
authority to the Labor Department to prevent job accidents
and occupatonal disease.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
FREEDOM VS.. STABILITY


Wagner only
does not mean that can make such change day
bIity whatever.
oce and NIRB had s that that the ease
will accord bargaining status union for reasonable period
the first miss Lime Coz the NLRB holds if
petition filed by rival union the rival petition will be dis
missed This decision reached though the contract did not
take effect until the earlier expired and the rva petition
which important Under the present decision however,
date the contract executed which crucial The rival must
NIRB points that of
earlier otherwise the thereby
In the second case qGeenv Finishing Co.. the NLRB holds that
where contract that may b be opened for limited uf
rival union to come in and reopen the & whole & question
ground that the boards policy would permit
couraging parties to anedate contracts
IN THE NECK
thew WOULD be tng m their eeS OUT and that @ tbev sb bd M % %
meeting changed minds This argued employer
0ef0 Not so % said bot the NsB and the circuit court at Cincinnati
nation NIRBs order the stop upheld &C.
D. Beck Coz
FREE SPEECH
Some months the NIRB evolved the principle that where
speeches that unfair labor practice though the language
considered by might be regarded permitted under the constu
theory employers requirement that
speech other words
the boss makes listen he is saying that had better follow
court decision subject now dis
says that the constitution concerned
ha the des @ n sas 6e protect
h @ @ If b See rsqar w s aade to & ay
will by the arguments presented that consequence
free speech and pr one me Of its the court M
y have the final say.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
GIVE UNCLE SAM A "BREAK"

path THE beginning of World War H. there lots of peo
believed Hitler and Hrohlto might bombs
American cities causing great loss of life and property
ahose who owned property sought Insurance. but the big
sibusiness companies turned them down.
t usual when there is extra tough job to be done
1.-THE Federal government stepped in 1t organized the War
for |ai''h - ' ~ F - -
~ When the books balanced, it found that W. d.
~ had 1920 million and had paid out less than half
million The big insurance companies had missed golden
A1fopportunity to make money.
proposed that the Treasury refund the profit
legitimate transaction. No would think of
thing if the insurance companies had displayed the
Instead they would be praised for their
tou 'busness acumen."
Apop onnosad tha refund and homes tho Con
t,rr do,,y hapo Unclo Cap, entitled to
ora "break" in while.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
From The Herdld Files
THIRTY-FIvE YEARS AGO

this National Secretary John
putting effect
the benefcar the relatives of Logan kiln
of u and Floyd Cox psser member of u A.,
Liverpool.
President Edward Menge rned to his desk headquarters Mon
day after week Atlanta Ga where he conjunction with Bro
Caedge Trenton n j. represented the National Brother
hood Operative Poter delegate the American Federation
Labor convention
Eli Hodgknson ggerman Carwrgh pottery reported to
be in poor health at his home in Rural lane
William Bishop member of L. u IT, spent few days hunting last
week back of Parkersburg.
the Goodwin pottery drawing contracted
hunting will be off
days
Re steubenvie visitors week
Smith, kndrawer confined his home with
ed attack of typhoid fever
kndrawer the Dresden sustained painful
of his while work last Eight stitches
Quired to the
Handlers, following
officers at their meeting Monday President Thomas Bay
vice president John Burgess financial secretary j. d. Gbson
recording secretary B. Burges treasurer Headey guard
William Booth Inspector Charles CALDWELL trustee Nicholas Fesch
The kniremen of East Liverpool instituted into the Brother
the installation The following officers
William president John Convey
ing Watson secretary
George Moan Inspector G. w. guard NJ Barnhart
trustee, Walter Ring.
Samuel Mountfod has been granted withdrawal card by Local
Uunion No. 9 and will in business in this city
The Local No. d. East Liverpool elected the following Of
President Anderson president
recording James Hail. financial secretary,
Joseph Smith, treasurer Wm Sheppard guard W. A. Roberts, in
spector, Ellsworth Delaney.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
MOST VICIOUS OF TAX PROPOSALS

the THE United States Chamber of Commerce submits tax
program Congress- 1t is the most reactonary
have to date 1t is entirely in favor of the
Amvery rich - .
f The maximum tax on personal incomes would be limited
so cent taxes estates and gifts would be reduced
eventually wiped far the Federal government is
capital gains would be cut in two and
ere would be sharp reductions in corporation taxes with
urher provision to enable corporations to dodge taxation
ar We frequently pointed out that the Chamber
disclose the of the who provide at least
per of its Those would benefit mmen
from this tax obviously they are
Rvery rich men.
Broamers workers. Eventually the rich would be IN
will jurouy affected because the rich can't remain rich
very when the rest of begin tightening our belts
bro Congress should sweep the Chambers suggestions into
wastebasket and concentrate relieving the tax bur-
-. dens of the poor and moderately we-todo.
That will increase purchasing power and ample purchas
ring will the prosperity of agriculture and honest
CartbusinesS.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
NO TIME TO MAKE THREATS

THIS is time for sober reasoning 1t is not time to make
threats. Certainly will get nowhere and will win
nothing for Union people by clustering about what will
do to the Republicans if they pass antLabor legislation Let
be reaists: the Republicans could not have they
had not received millions of Labor votes They Know this
fact well do but it isn't gont to help to threaten
them.
Yes the working people swing any election if they
to the polls and vote They proved that in the Roosevelt
andsdes If the Republicans reasonable and fair they
will another smashing victory in two years, IT. however,
they follow the antUnon ne is still not evident that they
will be defeated If working people too busy too
placent to vote, their enemies will win
1t has often been said that working people will not vote in
great numbers unless they hungry and there be
sidered by those who make the aws-and threats in
tended.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
DEMAND UNION LABEL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

IN WHAT better could The members of Labor Unions
Ros and their friends help the of organized labor than
Ato buy only those Xmas gifts which bear the Union Label
practical gifts made under Union conditions They
purchased at just reasonable the products
unfair and foreign industries BY patronzng only those
~ firms which display the Union Label Shop Card Service
Button Labor Unonsts and their sympathzers make
this Christmas merer for themselves and their chill
Fodren
: The women of the Labor UnionSts home have a
bned purchasing of billion of dollars annual
uy If this vast spent for only Unonmade goods
and Services it would be the greatest stimulus to
recognizing nonnon that the American Federation
has witnessed years 1t would also be great
fair employers in Unionzed industries.
Xmas oift Label 1t
She best that the gifts made under Union
Ndons The Union Label always the purchaser that
the products of the highest quality manufactured under
PAT
firms which display the Union Label Shop Card and Service
no Button Let's make it a Merry Union Label" Christmas!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
WHAT LABOR WANTS

ELMO ROPER of Fortune Magazine made survey design
ed to find out what labor really wants He discovered
that labor principally wanted four things:
First securty-not the security provided by Govern
ment aid but rather the right to work regularly
ably good wages in the employ of private industry;
Second, the chance to advance-to go from job to
better job;
Third, intangible desire 1t is the desire to be
treated human being and not payroll number.
The worker wants the respect of his employer his fellow
workmen, and his neighbors;
Fourth, confidence that the worker is doing good
job that needs to be donea feeling that plays essential
role
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
SUCH A VERY SAD OUTLOOK

IT Is with greatest difficulty that restrans his tears
when he reads the pathetic advertisement in the slick
magazines about all the trouble and difficulty the big
poraons having these days in keeping the well known
wolf from the door For instance there this bit of
ptfu expose Newsweek from the WanerSwasey Machine
Tools Company Industry managers who supply the brains
keep all business going cut back and back in profit
The wonder is that American industry and those who
and manage keep hoping and working
One of the wonders if these purely ideaistc unsefish,
sacrificing gentlemen who keep hoping and working and
spending big money for advertising will find just ray of
sunshine the recent Wall Street that profits
at the II bon-doar figure the highest in all history
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
THREE MORE QUIT ADMINISTRATION JOBS


President Truman still complaining about inability
take
gave food for thought why.
the dying the OPA
of Chairman Paul Porter who indicated he would into
industry possibly to $4,000 radio job.
merce SCHNEIDER directing that department
discharge of Henry
turning to his business in st. Louis
Finally Attorney General Tom c. Clark
Raymond W. lcke, of former Interior
ckes, his special assistant lck practice
Chicago, he said
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
And ON EARTH PEACE, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN

with It's of and good
will men-again brings its lessons a world in need
always has, it still the thoughts of to
turn toward those which abide a changing world
~ Truths which beckon to higher level of life are
emphasized Christmas time other during the whole
hot spirit good cheer and hepfuness exempfed
ea demonstrates what be done to human
happiness when aside his sefishneSs and shows
for his fellows. Could the spirit prevail
N throughout the year. mankind would be much the
goal Of happiness At Christmas it only the cync who
|readulges in narrow pessmsm.
ln In world Of reality may attempt to discount the
of
. Christmas stands They endeavor to order their lives
after their pattern but periodically they brought
realize that the virtues ymbozed by that Joyous
n holiday be forgotten neglected only at their peril
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05
THE RIGHT HAND AND THE LEFT

THE Labor Departments conciaon service whose job it
is in settling labor disputes will lay off between 40 and
80 concator by JAN L. 1t disclosed that the
economy This situation developing at time when tremen-
dous nfatonay upsettng normal aborman-
agement relations proves that the Administrations right
hand doesn't know what its left hand is doing The concia-
ton looks like poor place to practice false economy
THE Machinist
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-12-05

ou. When the National tuberculosis Association oga
nzed in 1904 tuberculosis the leading of death
ry country Today it the seventh cause but kills approA
mately $4,000 persons year,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
kareiviai Pamela Val
diska Apdrauda

Kaip valdzia skelbia, suvirs
70 nuosimcip sios Sales karo
veteranu, gryze is tarnybos,
pames mokeje- savo gyvasties
apdrauda, kuria valdzia ivede
lengvesnemis salygomis. Kon-
gresas kalba dar labiau palen-
gvinti tos apdraudos salygas,
taip kad il bus daug pigesne ir
patogesne laikyti negu komer-
cine apdrauda. Veliau norin-
tieji komercine apdrauda gau-
tt mokes zymiai brangiau,
Veteranu Administracija sa-
ko maziausia IL milijonu is
Is, 100000 sio karo veteranu
pames ta apdrauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
RUTU VAINIKAS
(Maironies)

Sesute brangiausia del savo vainiko
Neskinki rozes, ka lydia raudona;
Paniekipk zenciuga auksini geltona;
Nepink j vainika ir rudo gvazdiko!
sirdis bio rozes, kaip zenklo puikybes;
Prize ziedo geltono jau veidas lyg VISTA;
Gvazdikais mergaite iei kaisosi = klysta:
Jie vyrams pritinka, kaip zenklas tvirtybes.
Kad galva kaisysi, isegk tn rutele!
Juk ziedas mieliausias tai ruta zalioji:
Su jaja prisiekia myleti jaunoji.
Jis zenklas vilties, kaip apsrine zvaigzdele.
Tarp rutQ, sesute, tn tankiai dumoji;
Lietuvei pritinka tik ruta zalioji.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
Stalinas Nuzude Lenina

New Yorke isleista Leono
Trockio pomirtine biografija
apie Stalina, patiekia keleta
klausimu kurie priveda kad ar
tik Stalinas nepridejo savo kru-
vinos rankos Lenino gyvenimo
uzbaigimui 1924 metals.
Trockis, buves Lenino arti-
mas draugas ir sovietu unijos
lkurejas, viename klausime sa-
ko: "Kokia buvo Stalino role
Lenino ligos metu? Ar pase-
kejas nepadare kokio zygio pa
greitinimui savo valdovo mir
ties ?"
Leninas prizes mirti bijojo ir
neapkente Stalino, mes Sis, bu-
damas komunistu partijos ma
riu, sueme visa vadovybe j sa-
vo rankas, ir Leninas nujaute
kad Stalinas ta galybe panau-
dos piktiems tikslams.
Trockis turejo pabegti is Ru-
sijos kada Stalinas, po Lenino
mirties uzemes valdyti, pradejo
zudyma visu kurie buvo ne jo
Salininkai.
lr Trocks buvo nuzudytas
Meksikoje, gal but uz tai kad
jis rase savo atsiminimus apie
Stalina. 80. Tas zveris bijojo
kad pasaulis nepazintu tikru
faktQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
BEZDZIONELE

Gatveje rukas supuves,
prieblandos drekis zvarbus;
prie apsviestos parduotuves
su bezdzionele zmogus.
Valso garsai spiegia veliai,
pinigas skamba sykstus;
salta mazai bezdzionelei,
dreba jos kunas gailus.
Akys jos pilnos kaip slyvos,
Asaros zvilga ant ju;
akys jos taures gyvos,
sklidinos vyno kanciu.
zmones, kaip smeklos, pro sail. -.
Didmiestis duksta nakcia,
Costa reklamos lokalyi;
valsas jau spiegia kancia.
Vargse maza bezdzionele;
vargse, uz grotu saltu!
Kur tavo Afrikos geles,
palmes prie Milo krantu?
AS, kaip ir tn, be tevynes;
as, kaip ir tn, be nanny -
ilgesio bangos ledines
saldo man sirdi ledu.
O, pasvajokim be baimes
apie padanges gintas:
tu = apie Mia ir palmes;
as = apie Lioliu lankas.
Kastytis Gliauda