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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
CALLING - &IH
STRAIGHT
BY ED HUGHES, Federated Press
INDOOR TRACK NO TEST OF A GOOD RUNNE

sports with kaleidoscope precision and color
No of the fails the FAM ready with vocal chords and
emotions his attack frenzes the
indoor track season.
great entertainment is also synthetic
between The international
track punds who records own indoor marks Outdoor
dirt reliable index to spiked shoe speed
Best example of that Long John Woodruff Negro track
five absence
of the dnky he acts like Charlie Chaplin ddg
for balance This lost time and he makes the
handled outdoors looked like the with 4fat mile him.
invention. Europe
Finland famous for athletes has had Yet celebrated
foreign have been here drove to They thought just
warmups the hang the boards They
Paavo Nurm requires time competition There
competitive tricks taking and banks unknown the be-
ginner boards.
Guiemo the Frenchman, fresh from Olympic world
he said the boards made his legs ache that his spikes seemed
Haag Swedish wonder showed
outdoors beating best. He too bust indoors
Nurm exception. the he
born At the time % we had ety great @ @ e though nearing the
marvel of European track, Olympic world-beaer
heard Nurmi he showed a curious
all righbu those marks they he's made,
talking performances Finn Anyhow I'll
indoor is he? I'll beat him the corners
wsfu thinking Nurmi stepped out in his first in
the old Madison
much better than which the Mel Sheppard
and disappeared from view.
athletes form and stamina The terrific The boys
and pick them week after week without up almost
tends without There plenty
individual exceptions yes Don't write and tell me Joe Ray was good
almost 20 know And that our Olympic
our whole system is sound stuff
brasshas of the AAU doubtful That
athletes "won' the pontsye only
flat-he 400 meters. m
winter compagn Maybe Take easy winter l9S
is Olympic year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
TIME FOR INDUSTRY TO ACT

CHESTER WRIGIFpS Labor Letter makes the sound and
constructive suggestion that labor and management,
national scale should do bargaining legislation to
curb strikes. The Letter goes on to say:
For example: Labor is losing ground by consistently
saying No to all proposals to amend federal labor laws AS
result Congress probably will enact punitive labor laws Re-
GENTLY labor leaders NacGowan of Boimakers and
others) have been urging reconsideration of the No
policy Both sides will lose if Congress starts putting the
brakes labor this is not the best of getting
ment out of the labor-management picture.
"Organized labor could in judgment, take
strucve steps toward removing the flaws which exist in
procedures and in correcting the abuses of abors
power
This is not the appropriate time for another national
conference of labor and management Another period of tu
mo may clarity the need for it, Meantime look for
cessfu managementabor agreements industry Industry
another of such industry efforts catch
the imagination Of the country Plenty of examples exist par
ticuary in the garment industries but that's old stuff
Something needs to be added We believe will be added
bit by bit during 19i7
at up to ndustryto management and abor-to take
the initiative away from the politicians and work out the
salvation of free enterprise system foundation of
free industrial democracy"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23

George Thompson president of the Thompson Pottery
Liverpool from New the Cunard
Transvana three months Mediterranean Mrs
will him. w. E. Wells wife of w. E. Wells
Laughn China made
will be made Cairo Egypt and the
Holy Lands
Raymond Bowman Cooperative plant
Pittsburgh the removal bone
from his
Glad McCan and wife of Erwin, Tenn, Carksbug visitors
last week end
Miss Marie Kelly former member the office staff at national
headquarters and John Hughes ggerman Knowles Taylor
Knowles married last week in ST. Aoysus Catholic Church
The following the officers installed by Local Union g.
Wheeling w. W. President Edward Reneke; president George
Grmm recording secretary Geo Miles, financial secretary Ed
ward Fmer; William Heuse guard Wfred La Rue
spector, Eugene Armbruster
Wilson succeeded Phil Laugh recording
tary of L. U. No. 57 Niles, Ohio.
Charles Boyce secretary of the Harker Pottery Company
president the Board of Trustees the City
Hospital
Packers Liverpool installed following
President Parker President
secretary secretary
Charles Fowler trustees, Mike guard
Cain.
Bra, wife George Bratt,
Edwin NJ Knowles China Co., died recently the her
sister in Toledo, Ohio.
John Heckahon has accepted dishmaking job Lincoln
Liverpool this week. stopping official
Lincoln ILL., poes named the following officers
President Floyd Lk; Harry Bruce,
Floyd Boughn; asicia Chas Mills Gilbert
guard, Chas. Underwood trustee, Everett Webb
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
LESSON FROM TENNESSEE
(From the New York Times)

Y'EN OF THE WAR veterans elected in Mclinn County,
Tennessee after the disorders of last July have quit the
county board and the school board in protest against connu
ing violence Some of them joined in statement declaring
that since the Aug elections that put them into office
people have been beaten up homes fired into and threats
made all under the guise of the Gs which we had know
edge of and did not condOne"
real interest in good government to have ami
mated this group Of returned soldiers The violent that
preceded their election to office doubt not wholly
solely due to them In any their path to political
power opened up by violence The experience of these
citizens of Tennessee has it's lessons for all citizens of dem
The violence by which of the best intentions seize
office the be all and the end a of history Such
fatal examples, SET likely to be emuated and it
hard for the people to distinguish between disregard of the
law that inspired by good motive and disregard of the law
that springs from bad motive.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23

'DOCTOR' GALLUP announces polT' on this question:
Do you think labor unions should be required by law
to make yearly reports the they collect and spend
Eighty per of those interviewed replied in the affirm
ative.
campaign which being pressed against organized labor In
framing his question the doctor gave the impression that
labor unions do not make frequent and complete reports of
their receipts and expenditures There is not the slightest
foundation for that falSehood
The fact is that labor unions right now without any law
making most complete financial reports their members
Furthermore anyone of ordinary intelligence can understand
these trade union reports.
They not like the reports issued by big corporations
In nine out of ten, get any worthwhile nor
nation out of those reports.
Here's fertile field for CDR" Gallup if he wishes to do
something constructive.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
From The Heruld Files
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Calder formerly employed at Taylor Smith
Taylor Pottery employed clerk in the Wm Eanger
Co. clothing store -.
The newly wds of Comeron, w. Va, Brother G. Pa and his
bride back Cameron after two weeks honeymoon to
Goodwin, the Goodwin Pottery Co., lad
his home with attack of sciatica.
Samuel Roach the Crown Pottery: Evansville
quietly recently
to housekeeping in that city.
John Hadge Reed pressers formerly employed at
City pottery accepted positions Homeood pottery:
Warrington, leaving there this week.
Sol knman member of L. u No. has taken his with
will the saloon business Steubnve Ohio
Fred Schwartz dshmaker for the past 16 at the Crown
Pottery, Evansville, East Liverpool visitor last week.
Miss Eta Gillespie of Kittannng and Miss Banks of Sebrng
the gloss warehouse at Niles.
Belmont Social Club of Ford City, organization composed of
potters will hold a and dance
klnman left the trade
engaged running wagon Sixth and
Thomas Cartwright employed at the Carroon pottery:
has been off sick the past week.
Peter Devne packer at the pottery in Cannonsburg spent
Sunday with his family in East Liverpool.
Marshall called Liverpool the
of the week by illness of his mother.
Edward Snodgrass of Huntington, w. Va visitor Sc
bring the week end.
George Brockway recently of Canonsburg, spending few
days in Sebring.
of East Liverpool has pressing bench
Coshocton.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
JOB FOR "A LEGISLATURES

THIS YEAR with "A state legislatures meeting there is an
opportunity to strengthen laws against child labor
time to better chance to the generation school,
Many states plan to eeXamne their child labor laws with
view of bringing state standards up the 16year mini
That there need for such action is shown by the fact
that in twothrs of the states it is still legal children
under 16n sates under 14-to work during school
hours. Even in states having basic 16year minimum law
there often loopholes and weakening exemptions
Extension by Congress to all interstate industries of the
16year minimum age for general employment now set by
the Fair Labor Standards Act for establishments producing
goods that enter into Interstate foreign commerce.
other possibility.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
SOUTHERN DRIVE
(frOm the BOlIefmakerS JOurnaD

(from the B0leimakerS JournaD
WHATEVER be the final result of the campaign be-
W ing conducted in the South by the American Federation
of Labor the results attained up to have justified the
program.
The day by day reports coming out of the South indicate
without successful contradiction that the woringman and
of that section is just anxious to prepare for
better condition of living the workingman from any
other section.
They have demonstrated, too that they believe that
through organization they found the proper channel
The results far attained being noticed by not only the
various unions and their membership but 10y industry and
business representatives.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
TO BII.BO

YIIERE SEEMS to be question to the degree OF
illness from which Senator Bibo is suffering However,
if he is i'll only little Bit sorry We like to
one healthy.
But whether Senator Bilbo has not is unim-
porant to his political life and the wrong decisions he has
made We still know Blbo wrong and does deserve
seat in the United States Senate.
We say this just to keep the record straight.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
YOUR JOB ~
lx~ Nv; 7
THE FOREMAN'S OATH

NLRB trial released
the Paraffn (Emeryvie illustrates point
which interested had better
Paran had policy that foremen could be members
which rank and file The
Union charged this violation
of the Wagner act.
like all other members obligation
called their
against other members violating their obligations
in other to take active role in union affairs
The examiner went to that the opposed
objected
neutrality between competing unions might
of its foremen who also members.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-23
CONFLICTING OBLIGATIONS


unions constitution and which the foremen
conflicting Obligations he sad upon
position with the by his
real and present dangers" to the company
did believe circumstances of the
should
and eopardize the company good relations with
permitted take the
relations
decision appears
fl somewhat with the decision of the NLRB Laugh
lin steel issued the day That
that took exactly the
United Mine Among other things
oath foreman ito defend
ability the members of
all members obtain the highest possible
we'll known that in the mining industry the mines
limited fixing they take as
members obviously much than that Paran
Yet the NB
& Laughlinn guilty of refusing to bargain.
One distinction between the examiners decision
the NLRB decision the
the examiner stated the could take appropriate
medaey the NLRB took remedy for
neglect of duty of the supervisors should
lie depvng them of their rights but the
of the companys normal disciplinary power"
square opinion between the
point though examiner appears to
emphasize that his position based solely the case
SUGGESTION
Whatever the outcome of these
there immediate
the have this suggestion organ
Add
and other similar documents the effect that nothing contained
them intended affect the obligation as
his
suggested hurdle when
by the U. s. supreme court, they will be very
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Back Aimony Suit Asks
3d. ,595 From H. /. Morse

Mrs. Anna Margarete Morse OF
Baltimore filed suit IN District Court
yesterday against Huntington Tom
linson Morse. Maritime Commission
Official. for $32,595 which the suit
contends, is due her in back aIinony.
The suit. filed through Attorney
Harry A. Calevas and Nicholas j.
Chase, said the couple was divorced
in Nevada IN 1927 and tht Mr.. Morse
has paid alimony since then, but not
in the full sum required by terms
|of the decree
They were married in London in
1921, according to the papers. Mr..
Morse lives at 81 West Irving street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Copies of documents attached to
the suit indicate an agreement al
lowed Mrs Morse custody of a
daughter, years old at the time of
the divorce. with provisions for Mr..
Morse to have the child for two
months year and to visit her at
reasonable intervals.
According to the papers, Mrs.
Morse was to receive one-third of
Mr.. Morse's income, but not less
than $4,000 year nor more than
$1,000 yearly.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

[ And George kaufman, who Is direct-
ing the picture, says he win not
stay in Hollywood when he finishes
it. He may change his mind If the
movie is as successful as it ought
to be.
|
Alfred Hitchcock is sending his
daughter Pat to the Royal Academy
of Dramatic Art in London. Pat
definitely wants to be an actress
and Hitch thinks she'll learn most
at the r. A. D. A. Alumni include
Charles Laughton, Vivien Leigh,
Celia Johnson And yours truly
q was their only failureD
Vincent Price has been offered
$4,000 a week to make personal
appearances with 4sThe Long Night
in New England They want him to do
the magic act he does in that movie.
Those rumors that Charlie Elm
fields Enterprise company is In trou-
Bile are ridiculous, it seems to me-
Charlie has the good fortune to be
releasing Arch of Triumbh," Ingrid
Bergman's first movie following her
fantastic triumph in her New York
play. And he can't help making a
fortune with the picture.
I was asked by Dana Andrews to
Evening star., 1947-06-18


and the short-boil method, your
jam will set quickly - and just right.
You'll see-try this:
STRAWBERRY AND PINEAPPLE
JAM
4 cups prepared fruit
cups sugar
n bottle Certo
Pulp the berries, grind ripe.
medium size pineapple or use a
No. 2 can of the crushed kind.
Combine fruits in kettle with
sugar. Mix well, bring to full,
rolling boil, stirring constantly.
Boil hard / min. Remove from
fire. Stir in Certo. Stir and skim
for s min. Pour quickly. Parafin.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
|Redisiriciing 10 Give.
Chicago Area Three
More Seats in House
BY the Assoeioied Press

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 18.-
The Illinois Legislature yesterday
agreed to redraw the States con-
gressional districts for the first
time in As years, ending bitter
fight which had been going on SO
years.
The House completed action on
remapping bill, lot to SO, and
Gov. Dwight N. Green. Republican,
plans to sign it after routine
attorney generals checkup.
Under the new alignment, the
Cook-La County metropolitan
area, centering in predominantly
Democratic Chicago, gains three
seats. The 100 downstate counties,
predominantly Republican, get half
of the rs districts, costing them two
seats.
Three seats held by Republicans
are eliminated. One is that OF
Representative Stratton OF Morris,
Representative at large.
Sabath's District Eliminated.
Representatives Clippinger and
Vursell are placed in the new oath
and Representatives Johnson and
Simpson are grouped in the 10th.
The new map will erase the 7th
with a 1910 census population Of
914O53 and the 5th with 112, ,116,
both in Chicago. The 5th district
Representative is Adolph J. SABBATH,
Democrat, dean of the House, and
the this is Thomas L. Owens, new
Republican member.
This and like disparities last year
led two university professors andean
attorney to ask Federal Court to
order remapping. They contended
the principle of equal representation
was violated because of population
unequal ties.
Court AssaIed Legislature.
The court dismissed the suit but
termed the Legislatures refusal to
reapportion defiant" and 'unpatri-
otto" and called on Illinois to per
form her plain legislative duty"
Later the Supreme Court refused
to enter the political thicket" of re-
apportionment. ruling that Con-
gress had exclusive authority to
bring about fair representation.
Despite Gov. Green's backing of
the plan, downstate Republican
bloc of lawmakers hammered at re-
mapping this session and pulled a
five-day filibuster in an effort to
defeat it, but other Republicans
and Chicago Democrats combined to
override all opposition.
Argentina is buying 2l0 loco
motives in the United States for
$50 O00 600
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Keep the paint clean with Boon, a
new, high quality Household
Cleaner made by the makers of
Clorox. Boon is perfect for this job
of cleaning and for the greasy dirt
that overlays painted surfaces in
your kitchen. Saturate piece OF
old towelling with thrifty Boon and
wipe off the dirt. That's all! Let
Boon stand moment If the soil is
heavy, then wipe off. No mixing, no
rinsing, no drying needed and Boon
is safe on paint and hands. It's
grand for all washable surfaces and
you can use it on your Venetian
blinds and painted woodwork.
Cleaning with Boon is quick, it's
easy and it's thrifty.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

help him sell his $50, 900 yacht, WI
leehi. The upkeep, says Dana,
is about 81 900 q month including
the crew But that's not why he
Is selling 1t. have two other
boats explains Dana. Well, does
anyone want to buy a boat?
Paul Henreid is burned up with
the Beverly Hills High School girls
who smeared love messages, in lip
stick, all over his brand new con-
vertible car-While Paul was visiting
his doctor across the street from the
school
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Pepsi-C Cola costs no more than hall
decent an ounce. Check the price OF
sny other nationally advertised soft
Enthusiastically the ones in 6 to 8
OF. bottles-against the small cost
of Pepsi Cola. Prove to yourself how
far ahead on the entertainment
game you really are! On summer
days Pepsi-Cola's tasty, thirst
quenching bubbles are necessity.
With your Pepsi try:
Equal quantity iced milk.
Mix half and half with Pepsi.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

your baby will take to good tasting
Gerber's fruits and vegetables right
from the start. Some mothers dilute
the puree with a bit of milk, at first.
This often helps baby get used to
the new consistency OF spoon-fed
foods. Always remember more ba-
bies go for Gerber's and more doc
tors approve theml
Evening star., 1947-06-18

scenes in Mourning Becomes Elec-
tra," has been presented to him by
Dudley Nichols as a wall ornament
for his New York house.
William Powell has to dye his
hair white for THE Senator Was
Indiscreet" 7 don't know how Bills
hair can take it, He had to dye
it red for Life With Father"
Evening star., 1947-06-18

VVEI UotU, IGVLl IT
the lar with the unused contents to
the Borden Company. $50 Madison
Avenue, New York II, N. Y. Well
cheerfully refund your money" "
Borden's is 1000 pure coffee and
costs only one cent a cup or less.
Measure 4 to %'s of level tea
spoonful of Borden's into your cup,
according to your taste, pour on
piping hot water and it's ready!
To my mind that roaster fresh
flavor makes the most delicious cup
of coffee I ever tasted. And - no
grounds-no pot to clean-no trou-
BILE! just a wonderful cup OF coffee! !!
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Monster Believed SIGHTED

j. MKillop, county clerk of In
lverness- -shire, Scotland, motoring
along the banks OF Loch Ness with
his son, saw a big dark object with
something like humps at the head,
disturbing the water and says he
has no doubt it was the Loeb Ness
monster.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
ovER-pREssED BABIES

DD YOU KNOW that as rule every
u reasonably plump baby needs
less clothing than adults? He will
be healthier If he's not oyerdressed,
When your doctor says your healthy
baby is ready for pureed foods-get
going with Gerber's Strained Foods.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Gerber's nutri-
tionists see to it
that these fla
vorful favorites
retain vitanins
and minerals
so e IS Sc n tt a.
t O gro W t h :.
CHAM rnc orc
Evening star., 1947-06-18

course, and
I'm glad to
tell them that
with Certo
e v e n S u c h
hard -to-j ell
fruits are easy
to make UNTO
d e l / C ! o u S
spreads. When
-Nrr rxra Hnr{r
Evening star., 1947-06-18
TREAT FOR BUDGETS

x1ouNe FOLKS and their pals love
Pepsi Cola. So when you buy
buy for the whole family-and the
neighborhood teen -agers! Don't
look so stunned. You can afford it!
Evening star., 1947-06-18

the hostess. With Speed-up Minute
Gelatine-in 5 min.-you can pro-
duce this perfect result. Agreedp
COCOA BLANC NANCE
/ envelope Minute Gelatine
3 Tablespoons cocoa
Il cup sugar
Dash of salt
ia cups milk
"A cup light cream
u teaspoon vanilla
Combine Minute Gelatine, cocoa,
sugar and salt in saucepan. Add
milk and cream. Stir constantly
over medium heat-2 to. 3 min
till gelatine dissolves. (Do not
boil.) Add vanilla. Chill. Stir oc-
casionally. Turn into sherbet
glasses when slightly thickened.
Chill firm. Serve these servings
plain or with cream.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

- they say use
at least half a
Jar of Borden's.
Th en-, If you
don't agree it
tastes better than
any coffee you
Evening star., 1947-06-18
GET SET FOR JAM

I've RUN INTO even experienced
cooks who hesitate to try straw
berry-and- pineapple jam, for fear
it won't iell. They're wrong, Of
Evening star., 1947-06-18
TABLE TIPS

THERE'S A TIP about Tabasco! Use
IL it when you bake liver! Slice
liver thin and top with mixture OF
minced sauteed onions, minced
green peppers, chopped parsley all
blended with Tabasco. Cover in
creased dish with "a cup bouillon.
Bake hr. in moderate oven. Use it
in egg dishes, sauces, gravies and
creamed soups. Nothing is snappier
than Tabascoi
Evening star., 1947-06-18
A WOMAN AND A BRUSH

NNcE A WOMAN gets the feel of a
" paint brush in her hand, she
never stops until every piece Of
worn furniture in her home has a
fresh coat. It's a wonderful outlet!
But painted furniture seems to have
an affinity for fingerprints; espe-
cially the backs and tops of chairs.
And men and boys love to hook
their heels onto the rungs of chairs.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
WHEN HOUSE AND GARDEN MEET

WHEN HOUSE AND GARDEN MEET
vryHEs OUT basket looking hopefully at the
w aw-you planning dandeon salad Tor supper 70 mate
HORNED Chill Con Carne Like so: <-\
Raids Dandelion - = n
Chop onions fnean radshes thin. Cut
dandeIion Toss together with French MIA
S&EE.<S
Now heat up your Chill Con Carne-lat bean and %fHhS
meat goodness dandeion salad by cour- tShS
ey of Nature your Chill dish by courtesy OF
Won need for finale kind of meal makes zestf
emergency meal growing boy hunger.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
a woNpERFuL CUP OF coFFEE

H1INKLING BELLS or come and get
it" may announce dinner. But I
know you'll always have a better
meal if you serve Borden's Instant
Coffee with it. Borden's are SO sure
Evening star., 1947-06-18
JES5IE'5MzEhoQk
Jessie De Both soys:
SAVE-AND RAVE

WISE OLD SAYING "Use up, out make it do Save
the juice from canned pineapple and you'll over the dgh
full gives your bread stung for chicken turkey or
moisten cheese for sandwich
filings for liquid instead of milk in plain cakes Try COM
bning with other juices breakfast beverage Or use 1t
instead of water to dissolve geane It's the little tricks in
Evening star., 1947-06-18
PERFECT cLIMA)

MY IDEA of a superior dessert for
IVI dinner is one that leaves not
only the diners buoyant but also
Evening star., 1947-06-18

managing and enlivening IA
miliar foods that make cooking
a career.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Gruhun1

fContinueti From Page B-1o)
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Argentina is buying 2l0 loco
motives in the United States for
$50 900 900.