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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-29
AUGUSTA
w. NJ. GipSOn


The condition of Mrs. Mildred
Gipson is much improved. She
has now passed the danger line
and is gaining strength. Without
serious setback, her recovery is
believed to be not far off. We
wish to thank those who visited
her the past week and those who
sent cards. flowers and other gifts.
Miss Margaret Brown, flowers;
Bethel AME Church, North Little
Rock, flowers and $500; The Tea
cheers Extension Course, Augusta
Prof. Lands, Instructor, $3.50;
Mrs, Jessie Dill and mother Sl0o:
Prayer Band Augusta. Get well
card. Thanks to all 90. The fourth
and last quarterly conference of
st. Poul AME, Gregory was
held last Sunday with the Presi-
ding Elder, Rev. F. D. Gipson.
The church closed its years work
with much progress made under
the leadership of the pastor, Rev.
j. d. Jamison.. Rev ]. j. Brown.
pastor of Eason and Howell,
preached at Ward Chapel recent
ly for Stewardess Board No. /;
Mrs. Lizzie Green, president -.
THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY: How
beautiful this world would be if
we could behold the beauty that
is evident. Suppose we take off
our smoked and colored glasses
and take a look that this beautiful
old world. Let us see the beauty
IN others lives and not the ugly
things. Let US exalt the virtues
and not always magnify the vice.
Let us be tolerant and considerable
OF others, Let us spend more of
our time building up instead of
tearing down. Do your best. say
your best and be your best al
ways.
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PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Rev. o. H. Harper carried out
his pastoral service at Number 2
Sunday, August 18th. Prayer SER
vice was opened by William Grit
fin and Jerry Wilson. Rev. Sum-
merville read for the morning
lesson a portion of the 49th chap
ter of Job. His subject was Think
or Me While The Time Is Going
Well Rev. Thornton made a few
remarks after which the Smiling
Pride Gospel Singers of Little
Rock sang MY Road Won't Be
So Rough and Rocky No More
Rev. Harper made remarks and
one member was added to the
church. Offering, $3.50 ...-... Mrs.
frankie Clemens is visiting her
brother in Tunica 49,. Mrs. Odessa
Hampton of Pine Bluff is guest of
her sister, Mrs. Blanche Bowie
and family .... Mrs. Leversa Smith
of Chicago is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Gle Bass and family So. Mrs.
Simmie Allen spent the weekend
in Monroe, Louisiana -. Mrs. Blu
lah Cook made special trip to
McGhee Friday zee. Mrs. Thelma
Smith celebrated her birthday
Sunday, August 18th with a par
ty. Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Woods and family,
Hudson and family, Brown, Mar
shall, Hawkins and their Families
and the Louis family. They re-
port a fine time. Albert White
was special guest 80 Hillard Wins
ton and Sister Lille Pears are on
the sick list 49,, Mrs. Jessie Har-
ris of Greenville is visiting friends
and relatives in Portland So. Little
Miss Marie Ransom visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe F. Brown in Nc
Gehee last week ...... Mrs. Elnora
Glover and Miss Octavia Glover
visited in Little Rock 80. Mrs. Lucy
Todd made business trip to Nc
Gehee Tuesday.
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Charlie Hicks went to Pleasant
Grove Sunday .... The Oak Grove
Mission is having Missionary
rally August 81 500 Revival will
start at New Salon September 7
80. Mrs. Edna Kindreth made a
business trip to Prescott last Mon
day ...... Mrs. Anna G. Young, Mrs.
Clora B. Simpson. Miss Ruthimae
Young, Miss Adell Simpson, Miss
Ruthell Young, Odell Simpson,
Samuel Meadow attended I h e
Sunday School convention in Mag
nolia recently Carrie Mae Yam
cy will enter Teachers State Col
lege in New Haven. Conn. in
Sept
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MANCHESTER
Jennie Marie McClanahan

Sunday School convention start
ed August 10 and ended August
II 1--WE ........ Is it true that
Elijah Browning is going with
two first cousins $500 j M. Nice.
and l.. A. H.? eel. Why is GER
tain girl singing BLOW t o p
Blues" Is il because she has bad
news for her boy friend .. Lucy
Maud Williams seemed to have
been getting along fine with
Charles Neal until her mother
came home John l.. Jones says
that Mary II. Harris is very cute
but he says that Margree Eason
is the sweetest girl he's ever seer
.... Lully would like to see honey
and John l.. J. says he would
like To see Miss Starks . Mr.
Jones says he used to be on with
Miss Renell Williams but z. a
Williams made MIR. Jones lose his
home. Then Jonesy picked up on
Miss Elizabeth Starks over home
He SAYS he loves her too, Amt
that a drag.
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Wesson
Dollie J. Loggins

Beulah Grove Baptist Church
was honored with a visit from
Rev. Samuel l.. Lloyd, age 6
years of Kildare, Texas, who de,
livered a message that was vel
worth hearing. His subject was
The Prodigal Sons Return" This
young child is accompanied by
his grandmother, Mrs. Maxey. 1t
is a treat for everyone to hear
him The following churches had
representatives here to hear Rev
Lloyd on the night of August
l4th: Mt Willie, Junction City,
Three, Forest Grove and Gale
donna. He began preaching at the
age of three years. You may con-
tact him at Box "a, Kildare,
Texas He and his grandmother
were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs ALI Hendricks coo. Mrs.
Selma Henry was guest of her
mother in Ell Dorado . Mrs. Dol
lie Loggins was guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Alma B. Elliott in
Elliott.
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WILLOW
ImOgene Smith

Sunday School was opened and
conducted by Supt, w. L. Smith,
,.... j, D. Smith motored to NAL
vern last Friday to see his wife,
Mrs. w. A. Smith ...... Mrs. Lula
Smith and family are here from
Oklahoma visiting her mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
.=...-. Miss Doris Jones returned
from Benton Thursday where she
had been visiting her aunt, Mrs,
Mary Johnson .-." Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nathel spent the weekend
with his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B, Smith 800. Cos
SIP ~. L. S. doesn't get around
since E. j, B. left ....a E. S. is
lonesome since E. J. S. left -. d.
J. left and went to Benton to
keep from worrying about r. ]. S.
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PRATTSVILLE
Mrs Bernice Green

Mrs. Beatrice Green is still on
the sick list, but SENS to be do
ing very well at present 49, Mrs
Leola Gatewood, E. Cooper, F.
Cooper, and J McCollum all of
Little Rock visited Mrs. B. Green
Sunday Mrs. Margret Pump
hey and son spent the weekend
with her mother and family in
Hensley 49,. Bonnie L. Holm has
left for Pine Bluff where he will
visit his father - Mrs. Dolby is
here from Hensley visiting her
daughter and family ..... GOSSIP
q Hey, Tigers, Shame on you.
Gee, you can't get that any more
You Tigers had better straighten
up and get on time if it's nothing
but terpentine. You are just like
lost ball in high weeds What
has happened to the yellow JAG
kets? They must be sleep Well,
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Oes Arc
Ella Brown

Rev. Mrs. v. Z. w, Mooney cele-
brathed he 9th year as an even
eelist in McCrary last Sun, Those
present at the celebration were,
the members of Bethel A, NJ. f.
Church, Mr., and Mrs, W, M. Bre-
wer, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hum
bert. Miss l.. Lysle, r. L. Ford,
Mrs. Willie M. Thompson, Mrs.
Jessie Hill and Bobbie Dean, Mrs
Ophelia Clayborn Mr., and Mrs
ode Brown. M SIS Elizabeth
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Dan Chase,
Bishop Long preached a sermon.
Everyone reported nice time
Mr.. and Mrs. Shederick Meredith
of Arkansas City arrived here
with their new baby daughter last
week .... A large bus load of peo-
pie attended the Des Arc VS..
Wheatley game at Wheatley last
Sunday. Everyone reported nice
time ... Miss Margret Huley Of
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IsOUGIITON
Joe Tucker

Mrs Johnnie Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosea Hamilton, Mrs. Eta
Phillips, and Mrs. Icy Royston at
tended the Southwest District
Sunday School, BTU, and Usher
Board Congress at Emmett August
ii Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hall.
Miss Naomi Hamilton, Mrs. Hat
tie Hall, and Mrs. Anna Pride at
tended the Congress August Is.
Mrs. Beulah Hall left August 10
for Oklahoma where she will visit
her mother who is i'll.
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the closing meeting Saturday
night. -. The convention reaffir-
med its endorsement Of Reverend
Shermon for the bishopric. Rev.
]. r. Lowery brought the evening
message. The collection in the
morning service was $ll.05. Fri
day night the message W a S
brought by Rev, S. ]. Garrett,
Thursday night Rev. Hunter de-
livered great message Total
amount raised was $24642 rs. Lu-
Their Sockwell spent week with
his cousin f B, Sockwell, and
other relatives - Mrs. Jessie
Amos was here from Detroit,
Mich. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Min
ME Blake. during her vacation
Mrs. Velma Sockwells little 7
year-old daughter has been very
sick She is on the mend now
Mrs. Halle Gulley and daughter
Miss Irene Gulley were guests OF
Mrs Bessie SockWell last Tuesday
......, Marion Marks is here from
Richmond, California visiting his
mother. Mrs Effie Walker. He al
so visited his son in Carthage. last
week - Miss Naomi Gulley and
Miss Milrene Toney spent a DAYS
in Pine Bluff at State College
where the State All club meeting
was held.
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PARKDALE
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell


Moland Canady of Elaine spent
the week with Rev. and Mrs. Jim
Mooney and other relatives ...".
Mrs. Helen Thorton visited in Lit
tie Rock last week -, Mrs. d. M.
Edwards and daughter. Bernice
of Sheriff. spent the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Noble 49,. Mrs. E. L. Brown at
tended the Correctional Council
in Little Rock last week Miss
Leler Dickerson of Pine Bluff left
last Saturday after spending sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. Wilson m Miss Sadie
L. Vaughn of Little Rock is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Vaughn .... Marion Maxwell
was in Hamburg Monday on bust
ness . Union Baptist Church
closed its revival services last
Friday night and six converts
were baptized Sunday .. Mrs, Ell
Ter Dabbs is still on the sick list.
Mrs. Matte Lee Maxwell visited
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Dooley last
Monday.
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Hazen is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Carrie Koonce $500, Mrs, Carrie
Koonce visited her daughter in
Memphis last week e...... Mrs. Sa-
rah Ford is visiting in Hickory
Plain -. Mrs. Eggie Nesby is on
the sick list 800. Mrs. Lydia Spen-
Ger has gone to Hazen to visit her
nieces, and to Carlisle to visit her
daughter, Mrs Jessie Jackson 800,
Mrs. Helen Jackson of Reebe
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma
Willoughby, last Sunday
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it'll be too late to wake up after
a while ...,.. Well, you hepcats,
better look out. D. B. is back in
town, and she is singing, Meet
Me at No Special Place" ,~. J, F.
p. has lost something in Hensley
and will peg out il he doesn't find
II. Sc you next week.
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man, who is i'll No.. Otto Mine II
Little Rock visited friends hare
last weekend So. Rev. r. b. Meal.
pastor of Antioch Baptist Church,
's on the sick list ,.... c. A. Gar-
NADIA of Bridgeport, Conn. was
whiting relatives hele last week =.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeLver Harden have
moved 10 Missouri
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CHIDESTER
Mrs. Bessie Lee SOckwell

A successful Sunday School
Convention was held at Good
Hope AME Church, 7 miles west
of Chichester August 10 II. DR..
q. Sherman, presiding elder of
the Camden District, is very
fine presiding elder. He carries
out all of his work successfully.
DR.. Shermon's candidacy for the
bishopric was reaffirmed last Sun
day. Bishop J. H. Clayborn of Lit
tie Rock delivered a great sermon.
Dr. G. w. Baber was present in
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JUDSONlA
Glorica Walker

Mrs. M.ry John.en ct Kansas
City, Mo. is visiting her sister
here this week sec, Miss Collie
Bowman of Little Rock and Mrs
Mary Rather of Sy6ner are visit
ing their sister, Mrs Ante Bow
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Work Is Good

LESSON TEXT FOR AUGUST al
Proverbs 6:6.Ii: 1879: "a 1922. Eeclesi
astes STA
MEMORY SELECTION - Whatsoever
thy hand hndeth to do. do It with thy
might.-Ecclesiastes $40.
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EDITORS NOTE. Lesson subjects
and Scripture texts selected and copy
nEhted by International Council OF Re-
Hgious Education; used by permission.
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CAMPBELL, Circulation Manager
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Steel Workers Cain
Welfare Fund

Pittsburgh - FP- First agreement
in the basic steel industry to provide
Il company-financed health and well
fare program was signed May 4 be-
tween the United Steelworkers tCIO)
and the Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Co.
Under the new contract the com
pany will bear the full costs for each
worker of a $1,000 life Insurance pol
icy in addition to a $4,000 accident pol
icy and coverage for sickness. hospi-
talization and surgical benefits" a
joint union-management statement ex-
planned. Families of the workers
will be covered on disqualification, in
GLIDING maternity care"
Previously the health programs
cost had been carried jointly by the
union and the company. Other pro.
visions Of the new agreement, de.
scribed by both sides as the most
liberal the union has ever negotiated
with a basic steel producer" include
12l2c hourly wage increases in &C.
cord with the national pattern, equal
pay for ome workers, one to three
weeks vacations and severance pay.
Wage %inequities will be settled in
the future and the union has agreed
to withdraw pending portalto-portal
suits. Covered by the contract are
10000 workers in the company's New
York and Pennsylvania plants.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Kilgsore Scores NAM
Stand On Labor
Legislation

Misunderstanding National AS
ISOLATION of Manufacturers was accus-
ed May 6 of working to promote ma
tional discord in its loud demand for
legislation to curb labor's legitimate
rights.
Sen. Harley NJ. Kilgore 3D.. w. Val
his left wrist in a east from an acct
dental fall. told his colleagues: 1T is
tragic that an organization as wealthy
as the NAM should be working day
and night to promote industrial strife
instead of industrial peace.
They are using the policy OF di-
vide and conquer Kilgore said. They
are playing with the lives Of workers
as though they were pawns on a chess
table. Agriculture is being set up
against labor by the divide and con
policy of the NAM lobby, and
now challenge anyone to disprove t."
Kilgore said he hoped the senate
would not send a tough labor bill to
President Truman. but that some
forces in the senate believed such a
plan might have beneficial political
reprecussions. But it might have
r~eprecnssions the other way" he said,
adding that industrial peace can new
er be achieved by placing labor in an
unfair bargaining position
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Senators Want Rent
Control Measure
Strengthened

Misunderstanding Buck rent
control bill Is. 1910 facing early de
bate in the senate should be improved
by amendment on the floor to retain
the stability of rents in the national
economy. Senators Glen II. Taylor
ID, lda.l and Robert Wagner 3D..
\. " said May 5.
In keeping with the wishes Of the
overwhelming majority of the Amer.
lean people" the Wagner
statement said. we should continue
the present system of federal rent and
eviction control for at least one year
after June 80, 1947. through an effec-
tive agency designated by the Presi-
dent, with appropriate provisions for
decontrol and individual adjustments
Because the house passed the dang
erous Wolcott bill, seriously Gripping
rent control, senate floor action is the
last major line of tenant defense.
Among the Taylor Wagner recon-
mendations: u extend controls for a
full year instead of the Buck bills
eight months; 90 eliminate provi-
sions giving local advisory boards and
state legislatures power to kill local
controls; 90 retain control of new
and converted housing. and (4) retain
federal eviction control, eliminated
by the Buck bill,
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Green Accuses Taft
OF Fakery In His
Labor Bill

Washington-Fp~A charge that Sen.
Robert a. Taft. the political mentor
of the COP. has deliberately ignored
the facts in order to build up a case
"A false and misleading case-for leeis-
lation To chain and degrade the free
workers of America was made May
& by AFI. Pres. William Green.
IN a formal statement the ALL lead
or said Taft now admits for the rec
ord hal th~ree-quarters of the provi-
sions included in the slave labor bill
being debated in the senate were
pressed upon him and the senate lab
or committee by employers.
but the senator still refused to
disclose the really important secret.
In our newspaper advertisements of
May 6, the AFL asked Sen. Taft to re-
veal the names of the employers who
lobbied so successfully with him and
his associates for this restrictive leg.
islation. The senator appears to be
c%uriously reluctant to name names.
Is this silence intended to cloak the
fact that the real sponsors Of the leg
i~slation are the tight little group of
%reactionary employers who dominate
the National Association of Manufac-
turers? 49,.
Sen. Taft still has not explained"
Green went on. why his committee
called for testimony only from anti
union employers. with complaints
against labor, and ignored the thou
sands upon thousands of American
employers and industrialists who have
experienced and are now enjoying
constructive and cooperative rela-
tions with unions.
surely the senate committee in
vestigations cannot be considered a
factual investigation as recommended
by President Truman. Sen. Taft and
his colleagues deliberately ignored
the facts in order to build up a case-
a false and misleading case-for leg
iwslation to chain and degrade the free
workers of America"
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Fighting Laborite Is
Nominated In
Election

EN-Cong Charles Savage won a
smashing victory ~ Attorney Gener'
al smith Troy last Saturday in the
I'd Washington district Democratic
primary to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Rep. Fred Nor
man. Russell Mack. lIoquiam news
paper publisher will be Savaees Cor
Opponent al the June runoli. The
democratic vote was 21.169 10 li'2'
for the COP.
Savage. who was defeated for re-
election last November by Norman III
the Republican tide. made an out
standing record as a fighting progress
sive during his one term in Washing
ton. He is IN ex-official of the ClO-
Savage campaigned for the nomina-
ton on a platform strongly opposing
anti labor legislation. opposition TO
The Truman Greco.Turkish doctrine
and opposition to proposed cuts III
reclamation appropriations.
The results of the June I should III
dicaic pretty conclusively how at least
the voters OF the northwest are react
ing To the reactionary program of the
present majority in the congress.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Ban On Industry

Aimed ostensibly. we are told, to
provide local autonomy for trade I'M
ions, in actual operation and if effec-
tive this amendment could tear trade
unionism apart.
THE removal of the influence of
organized labor in large areas of our
economy might well leave these areas
open to sinister influences of a type
which | leave to the imagination.
Most Of all. the elimination of
trade unionism as an influence in our
society would probably contribute
more than anything else to the de-
struction Of freedom in America"
Senator Morse. hoarsely %seconding
Senator Ives, shouted to the senate:
IF what you are after is to weaken
unions. and make it as difficult as
possible in their relations with their
employers. then this amendment may
be recommended to you. II is a very
effective weapon by indirection.'
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Moseley Once Again
In Circulation

Horn Moseley, frequently mentioned
as the possible leader Of an American
fascist movement in the prewar years,
has blossomed out with a national de-
Tense plan in the Army and Navy I'm
ion News.
Moseley. who is actively backed by
Gerald l., X. Smith and other American
nationalist and native fascist groups,
calls for L. S. security through air
power, planes, bombs, destructive rays,
poisOns and gases.
The Army & Navy Union boasts it
cation in the u. s."
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Wallace Blasts
CONTINUED from Page One)

At a heavily attended press confer
ence Wallace cracked that. far from
forming a third party he'd like to see
the Democratic party a second party
again. Pea and ADA have no real
basic differences, he said, and they
should Try to work together. When
liberals start to red-bait it is a very
bad sign, he thought. "a sign that
they are more interested in running
for office than in the progress of the
world"
The split in progressive ranks was
Illustrated by the Wallace meeting it.
self. Sec.-Treas. George +. Adde's and
Vice Presidents II. j Thomas and
Richard T. Leonard were among the
sponsors. Pres. Walter T.. Reuther OF
the United Auto Workers tCIO)
also. a number Of democrats who
ignored a written invitation to sponsor
had fully agreed TO sponsor the meet.
ing were presumed to withdraw and
II or two wilted.
Yet the overflow audience and the
tremendous front page space given by
the press to the meeting showed the
popularity and importance of Wallace
and his principles to Detroiters.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Potatoes Sought By
Yugoslavia

Although potatoes were being dump
ed in many parts of the country, the
L. s. Department of State denied the
request of the Yugoslav government
that it be allowed to buy some $4,000
The Yugoslav minister of for
eisn trade. Nikola Petrovitch. accused
reactionary forces in the United States
Of using a strategy of hunger to i'm
pose the will of this ''monopolistic
group
In turning down the Yugoslay offer,
the state department asserted that
transportation facilities were not
available and that first priority on
food shipments must be given to Ger
many. Later the state department
was. quoted as saying that it had
changed its mind and had lifted its
ban on Yuogslavian potato purchases
here. However. it did not state on
what terms the transactions could be
made. and, as yet. none have been re-
ported.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Sonnet Joins Anti
Trust Division

Washington-F P-Fresh from his
recent victories over the United Mine
Workers lAFLp and UNIV President
John l.. Lewis in last winters injunc-
ton and contempt cases. Assistant
Attorney General John +. Sonnet will
become head of the Justice depart
ment antitrust division, it was an
nounced May |.
Aside from conducting the govern
ment case against the union and Lewis,
Sonnet also hit the headlines by rep
%resenting the US. in the dismissed Mt.
Clemens portal-to-portal case. In his
new post he will direct government
prosecution of companies violating the
Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-22
Union Members Get
The Bird And
Trimmings

Fond du Lac. Wise. (FP)-A turkey
plus SO for all the trimmings is part
of a written agreement granting 1919
increases to employees of the
Fred Ruepin Leather Co. heer.
For the past few years the com.
pany has been giving each worker a
turkey at Christmas time. During
negotiations union members stated
appreciation but said they never had
enough money to prepare side dishes
for a meal worthy Of the fowl. The
company came through with the SO,
Incorporating both items in the agree
ment.
The contract. negotiated by Local
3Go. Init. Fur d Leather Workers
Union lClO), on Il wage reopener
clause. also calls for an additional Sc
automatic increase October /.