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Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
Journal Bedside
Manner for Animal Doctors

CHICAGO.-Future veterinarians
should have the proper bedside
manner" in dealing with their
patients" the Journal Of the
American Veterinary Medical as
ISOLATION says.
Understanding "the proper rela-
tionship between the practitioner
and the patients and clients" is
just as important in animal medi-
cine as in human treatment. the
journal says.
"An intangible something tells
the animal patients that, although
the visitor Is 4 stranger on the
premises. he knows his way around
with animals" the publication re-
ports.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
All classified ads to appear in this
column must be paid for in adj
vance unless you have a charge ac-
count.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
Boys Kite String Delays
AirIiner for is Minutes

ST. LOUISA big airliner ran
afoul Of Irvine apparently abandoned
by a kite-iying youngster at Lam
bert = st. Louis municipal air.
port and took off Is minutes late
because it had to be unsnarled.
One hundred feet Of Irvine got
tangled up in a propeller while a
Chicago-bound American A~irlines
passenger plane TAXED along a rum
way. The string is believed to have
been lying on the runway and to
have been sucked up by the pro-
peller.
1t took a mechanic a quarter
hour to unwind the string.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

FOR RENT-Large completely
furnished apartment. All utili-
ties paid. Heated garage.
Available within 30 days. See
Alex Benin, Jr., or at sol 4th
Ave-, anytime. 1tp
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
Britain's Atomic Pile
Britain's first smalI.scaIe AZ

Britain's first small-scale atomic
pile at Harwell is producing a
small amount Of heat. A select
team Of scientists at this station
has manufactured its first sample
OF plutonium. A new 1000 acre
"atom factory" at Sellafield will
manufacture plutonium on a large
scale. produce electric power from
uranium and pump it into Britain's
unique grid system Of electricity.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
Jap Department
Stores Arrange
Quick MARRIAGES

TOKYO.-A war time phenome-
non still going strong here is the
department store marriage. Three
department stores in this city will
arrange a marriage ceremony with
all the trimmings just as readily
as they would sell a radio or new
dress. Charges for the service are
low.
The Takashima department store,
for example. marries IL couples a
day and is booked solid two months
ahead. We're the ceremony held at
a Shinto shrine and followed by a
restaurant dinner it would cost the
bridegroom-he pays the expenses
% to IL months wages.
Takashima officials have speeded
up the whole procedure so that they
now turn out a married couple every
80 minutes. It is a perfect assembly
line layout. The bride picks up her
kimono in n room, moves on to
the next to be gowned and then
proceeds to the hairdressing Sec
ton and its eight way stations to
beauty.
Meanwhile the guests wait in an
anteroom and move on cue into a
small straw matted hall, the copy
Of the inside Of a small Shinto
shrine. After the ceremony the
party poses for a picture In an ad-
Joining studio. eats dinner and then
everyone goes back to their Jobs.
The cycle is completed and the next
group takes over.
Brokers Get Rich
Mass matchmaking also Is sweep
ing Japan. AS a marriage broker a
Japanese can become a yen mil
lionaire overnight. Starting the
cherry blossom season off with a
bang was the town Of Uji-Yamada,
south Of Osaka and near Mikimoto's
pearl farms. Town officials invited
eligible bachelors and unwed wom-
from all over Japan to partici-
pate in a mate hunt. Fifty-ive pros
pective bridegrooms and II brides
to-be came to look each other over.
The pay-off in the cupid business,
however, came here when 5000
walked through a hastily
built wedding arch to the muddy
banks Of the Tamagawa river. !
After this good look-see at each
other they paraded through the
streets with flags waving and pla-
cards reading: Times Have
Let's Get Married in a
Way"
Leading the column and wearing
striped pants and morning coat
was Seido Mishira, Japan's most
industrious marriage broker and
the prime mover in more than TO-
300 marriages in less than two
years. Following Mishira, who is
the perfect replica Of the little man
atop a wedding cake. were widow
srs with babies strapped to their
girls ~chaperoned by their
Mothers and hundreds Of Office
workers and clerks.
Many Find Partners
Three hundred c~ouples-or 10 per
.ent-found partners to their lik-
ng, according to Mishira. Each
lad a number and If she or he
we're too shy to strike up a CONVEX
alton they could ask for a num-
'er's" name and address at a reg
stration desk and contact the party
ater.
Matchmaking in Japan is not
ew, Mishira points out. but he
avs the current boom is unprece-
ented. An lad" in his magazine
y a girl Of 20. he says, brings 400
When the girl is Is there
re 100 answers, and when she is
D only 20 .men respond. He adds
lat 70 per cent Of the girls are
lost interested in the prospective
.ridegroom's p~ocketbook; 80 per
emit of the men want beauty, and
per cent will marry an ugly
girl. He concludes. however, .
lat in most cases parents still c
4 IL a. --.--
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

STATEMENT Of the ownership,
management. circulation, etc., re-
CURED by the act of congress of
August "a, 1912, of Laurel Out
look, published weekly at Laurel,
Montana. for October. 1913.
State of Montana, County of
Yellowstone. SIS. Before me, a
notary public in and for the
State and county aforesaid. per-
sonally appeared Jos. Gehrett,
who, having been duly sworn &C
cording to law. deposes and says
that he is a partner of the Laurel
Outlook and that the following is,
to the best of his knowledge and
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF YELLOW
STONE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Spojene narody hlasovali We
nrospech dra. Papanka.

PaTfz. = Pc odhlasovan1 v
pfislusnem vyboru byla vec
Ora. Papanka ma pofadu hlav-
nfho zasedan1 Spojenych naro-
d1. T6z zde bylo rozhodnuto.
re DR.. Papanek ma podrzetl
svoji funkci We 2 poradnlch W.
borech, do kterych jsou cleno-
We povolani ma zaklade svych
odbornych znalost1 a nikollV
co zastupci svych statG.
We prospech dra. Papanka
bylo odevzdano 80 hlasu, Il
statG6 Sc zdrzelo hlasovanl a
prot byli jen zastupci 6 komu-
nistickych statG. Dru. Papan-
kovi Sc takto dostalo plneho "a
dostiucineni a ceskoslovenska
vlada utrpela jasnou a to Jak
moralnf tax skutkovou poraz'
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Valecny zakon pripraven.

Washington, D. G. - Vybor
narodnfch obrannych zdroju
vypracoval jednotny zakon,
ktery obsahuje vsechna ia opa-
trent, kterych by bylo zapotfe-
bf, kdyby Sc valecne nebezpecl
melo stat akutn1m, jsou V mem
obsazeny vsechny pine moci
pro presidenta S vyjimkou pra-
va k vyhlasenf valky. IDA Dude
tento zakon pTedlozen kongre-
su jiz V lednu, neb IDA Dude je-
no projednanf vyhrazeno pro
dobu, kdy krise skutecne ma
stane nebylo doposud rozhod-
nuto. Rozhodnutf teto otazky
Dude ponechano presidentovi
TrumanOvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
General sir Slim je novym ma
celnikem generalniho stabu
britskeho imperia.

Londyn. = Pc marsalu Mont
gomerym, lordu Alameinu, no
VEN predsedovi obranne rady
zapadoevropske unie, Sc stal
nacelnfkem generaln1ho stabu
britskeho imperia general sir
William Slim, jenz "a valky We
lei pozemni armada V JihoVy-
chodnf ASH.
Sir Slim slouzil "od piky' We
warwickshirskem pluku a stal
Sc dGstojnfkem teprve "a PRIV,
nj svetove valky. Vyznamenal
Sc "a bojd ma Gallopoli a v Me-
zapotamii.
Druha valka jej zastihla v
Eritreji, odkud byl poslan 90
Iraku, nez pTisel do Bunny. 70
valce vystoupil z armady a stal
Sc mfstopTedsedou znarodne-
nych zeleznic Ministerstvo
valky jej nynf povolalo nazpet
do sluzby a kral schvalil jeho
imenovanf nacelnfkem stabu
imperia. General Slim jest je-
ste mlad, teprve 81 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Porady britskych dominii mail
daIekosahly vyznam.

Londyn. = Nyn1 konane po-
rady anglickych domini1 prime
sou rozhodnuti O tom, IDA sku-
pima statuG S obyvatelstvem vice
nez 500, OOO,0 900 lid zGstane
jednotlivym celkem nebo IDA
Sc rozpadne ma Zajmove sku-
piny.
V popredf porad stoj1 ovsem
obrann6 a hospodafske otaz-
ky. Cetna dominia mali oba-
Wy, re by Sc trvan1m We svazku
anglick6 rise molly byt zata-
zeny do noveho evropskeho
konfliktu. Ma druhe strane
jsou n6ktera dominia ohroze-
ma We sv6 vlastn1 jistote. Tax
nutno pfihlizet k tomu, re In
die a Pakistan jsou do poctu o.
byvatelstva a rozlohy velmoci.
Indie ma ma $40, 600 a Pa
kistan ma 100000 obyvate-
III. ODE nova dominia nemaji
ami dostatecne armady a mimo
to Jim schazi lodstvo vGbec.
Ia t6chto okolnosti je Jim Glen
stvf We svazku imperia docela
vitano. Dale mali vsechna do
minia to spolecne, re mezi nj
mi nestavaji zadne podstatne
ideologicke rozdily. Vsechny
tytO staty jsou -protikomunistic-
Ike a to samo o sobe je V dneS-
Mich dobach jiz velikym pojit-
KEN.
Pc STRANGE hospodarske je
situace Angle velice n~esnadna,
zasobovala vzdy sva dominia
stroll a nastroji, pc valecne
pTestavce je nynf poptavka
mnohem v6tsf, dalsi dodavatele
Nemecko a Japonsko prozatlm
jeste nepfichazf V 1vahu a An
glie nevf, kan by sve vyrobky
dodala drive. Amerika je v
tonic ohledu jen castecnym
soutezitelem, prodava jen "a
dOlary a teen We SVete nenl 90
statek.
Angle je die podmfnek Mar
shallow planu zavazana pri-
spet co nejvlce k vystavbe E.
vropy a ma dominia nezbyva
tedy zdaleko tolik, CO by mo-
hla ~potFebovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Nejposlednsjs isl Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. r.

Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. R.
{. 81
5 ID. Praskoveho Mleka
a Id. Bile Rye $3.50
{. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 Id. 3 OF. kavy
2 Id. 3 o.. rye
2 ID. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
&. 40
6 lb. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
{. Ill
6 lb. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 Id. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky pTijima balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
v 1radovne "Telegrafu' nebo
v domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Soustfedeni csl. vojska ma
DomaZIicku.

Praha. = Komunisticka Via
da narfdila, ably ma Domazlic-
ku bylo soustfedeno 5000 vo-
jakd, kterf v tonic pohranic-
MIN 1seku budou hlidkovat, a.
by byl znemoznen odchod tenn
kteff prchajl pred rudym tero-
rem. Stale mnoz1ci Sc pripady
1tekd nabyly v posledni dobe
podobu hromadneho 1niku. u
prchlici jsou nezjevnejsim do
kladem skutecnych pomer1 v
znasilnenem Ceskoslovensku a
ami komunisticka propaganda,
ami komunistict1 diplomatic ne
mohou a ami neumeji vysvetlit
elm to je, re Tady csl. uprchll-
XII Sc tax mnozi. Pomluvy a
vymysly O csl. uprchllcfch ne
jsou vysvetlenfm holeho faktu.
Krute frosty, ktere komuniste
zavedli neodrad1 ty, kdyz Sc
rozhodli, re odejdou z rudeho
pekla.
Obzvlaste nevysvetlitelne lie
to, re prchaj1 deln1ci, pro KITE
re prece komuniste delajf vse-
chny sve zazraky. OvSem i pri
tonic opatrenf hraje svou 1lo-
hu pr1prava valecna a pokusy
vpasovat ruske vojsko do su-
mavskeho pohoTf. Minuly ty-
den V meste Domazlic1ch a v
nejblizSfm okoli smerem k hra-
nic1m zmfnenych 5000 vojaku
bylo jiz ubytovano a lined "a
pocalo S poln1m vycvikem a
hlidkovanlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
z. NemeSek resignoval.

New York. - ZdejSi americ-
ky fisk oznamil dalsi resignaci
re sluzeb nynejsi komunisticke
vlady Ceskoslovenska, tento-
KRAFT vyznamne osobnosti ceske-
no literalniho sveta, Zdenka
Nemecka.
Prohlasil V Kodani, re odstu-
puje proto, re nynejSi politika
Ceskoslovenska neni Tizena "a
sadami jeho zakladatel1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
SekretaT Marshall odletel
do Recka.

Parfz. Statnf sekretar
Marshall odletel 16. f1jna do
Cecka.
Prohledne 81 vojenskou stu
aci a rozhodne, zde Recko po-
trebuje dalsf americkou pomoc
Dude konferovati S vysokymi
Teckymi 1Tedniky a dustojniky.
Ma tonic vysetrovani yale,
Ii, IDA Marshall p1Jde pred
kongres Sc zadost1 "a dalsl pc
nfze Tecke armade v jej1m BOZ.
proti guerilam.
Marshall Dude tez konfero.
vati S 1t. generalem Jameson
A.. Var Fleetem, nacelniken
americke vojenske mise v Rec
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
VysIouzilci tvoTi IS procent
zamestnancH Spoi. StatG.

Washington, D. C: = Komi-
sc pro civiln1 sluzbu oznamila,
re asi As procent vsech federal
Mich zamestnancG jsou vyslou-
zilci z valky.
We zprave Sc uvadi, re z L.
895,433 vladn1ch zamestnancu
$4,000 je valecnych v~yslouzil-
CT. V srpnu bylo zamestnano
"A procent vyslouzilc6 We vlad-
Mich sluzbach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Sede stejnokroje lodstva byly
zruSeny.

Washington, D. C. = LODI
stvo oficielne odlozilo Sedive
stejnokroje, ktere Sc Mostly V
dob6 valky. Sede stejnokroje
byly velice neoblfbeny u LODI
stva ma Tichem oceanu. Parad-
nj stejnokroje budou bile pro
leto, modre pro zimu, jake do
sud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Letadlova LODI o $4,000 tunach

Washington, D. G.. = PGvod-
ne mel navrzeny obrovsky le-
tadlovy nosic nit tonazi $4,000
tun, plany byly opet prepraco7
vany a Poole nynejsich navrh1
by mela NIT tato letadlova LODI
tonazi temeT $4,000 tun. Kon-
gres stavbu teto lode jiz schva-
Ill, kdy vsak Dude zapocata ne
nj prozat1m jeste rozhodnuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Stern gang chce byt uznan
jake politicka strana.

Tel Aviv. - Mluvcf Stern
gangu oznamil, re ma israel
skou vladu Dude nalehano, ably
Stern gang byl oficielne uznan
jake politicka strana. Kdyby
tomu nemelo byt vyhoveno, tax
prV Dude Stern gang existovat
dale V podzemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

v sobotu, 80. r1jna MAS
karn1 Pies" porada Novy Klub
Mladeze Ear v Del. Dome.
" nedeli, 81 .r1jna I. T.
stricove Hody pofada Dem.
Klub Ceskych Mlad1kd 7. war
DIV v klubovn1 m1stnosti, 2100
Ashland Avenue.
" patek, 5. listopadu po-
rada Patronat "Stoleckovou
Zabavu".
4. prosince - Okrsknve
Zavody v Sokolovne.
20. ledna 1919. Snow Ball
Dance Sokolovna Philadelphia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
20 Id. Bile Rye
Prohibice v Cine.

Marking. - Cfnsky ministr
potravin uvazuje o zavedenl
prohibicn1ho zakona. Navrho-
vanym zakonem byla zakaza-
ma destilace, prodej a doprava
VIVA a lihovin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Portugalsky general jednal
s Montgomerym.

Londyn. = SET generalnfho
stabu portugalske armady ge-
neral Barros Rorrigues konal
dlouhou poradu s vojenskym
sefem zapadoevropske alliance
marsalkem Montgomerym.
Ma Sc "a to, re Portugalsko
uvazuje o pristoupenf k zapa-
doevropske alianci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Import do Ruska.

Washington, D. c. = Anne
ricky export do Ruska a Jeho
satelitG byl v srpnu skoro trl-
krate tax velky jake v cerven-
eli, jak oznamil department
statu.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26

Following is list of the u. S. P. A. propositions:
THAT 8" plates be included in the list of items COW
cred the piece work of S9 per 100 dozens for gOs
dressing
2-The firm shall have the right to have all hourly
wage workers take onehaf hour rest period in the
ing
3-Al clay shop workmen shall be charged with all in
in cost of supplies since last settlement reached
4.-To qualify millwright, machinists, mechanic
the workman be able to proceed with and complete
job his initiative without immediate supervision.
5-When firm makes application to the n. B. of y. T.
headquarters for competent jouneyman headquarters
shall furnish to the firm the OF the companies or COM
ourneman worked for during the past five years. his
age and reason for his discharge.
6-Regardes of previous rules precedent there snail
be discrimination in the pottery industry because OF SEX
Shop settlements to be encouraged and as long
they satisfactory to the employees and the m that
they be made without outside interference. -
S-That the manufacturers shall have the privilege OF
dividing the casters work similar to the
way in which the jiggemans work is now divided.
9-The cents per hour wage increases granted piece
workers June 1946 February 1947 and September l94
shall transposed into percentage increases based on the
average hourly earnings of each craft
10-Maximum sick leave shall be six months as far as
holding employees original job Employee returning there
after will be given nearly equivalent job as possible
11-Any grievance which cannot be settled between
the employee and his foreman and which becomes matef
for shop committee action shall be presented to management
in writing
12There shall be added to the apprentice agreement
paragraph indicating that the advance apprentice rates
throughout the apprenticeship reward for improved Skill
commensurate with their time of employment.
13-The n B. of O. P agree to cooperate with manage
nent to attain the best productivity possible which is con-
stent with fair and reasonable labor practices The Union
will support managements effort to improve productlo e
absh efficient methods eliminate waste, conserve mater
ais and supplies and improve the quality OF the Workman
ship.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26
Board Rules Great
Lakes Hiring Hall
Illegal Under TIL

Washington (LPA)-The Natl
Maritime Union was assured last
week of all-out support in it's drive
to reverse an NLRB ruling against
the hiring hall. In the first fully
litigated case since the Taft-Hart-
ley Act was passed, the board rul-
ed that the NMU was guilty of un-
fair labor practices by insisting on
continuing union hiring hall prac-
tees on the Great Lakes.
In unanimous decision, the
board held that NMU and seven
of it's officers are guilty of two
violations: Mot bargaining in
good faith. 2-Causing an employ
er to discriminate against an en-
ploye. Their crime: threatening to
strike if four oil tanker companies
did not include the hiring hall
clause in their new contracts.
General Counsel Arthur Goldberg
said that the ruling is entirely un-
SOuIlu. lOOh IOI dIu Will dilIi-
cipation to a reversal of this de-
cision by the court of last resort"
the chief lawyer declared. "Surely
the law cannot prohibit this salu
tary practice which has contributed
to the stability of the maritime in
dustry.
Then Goldberg hit out at the
NLRB's timing of it's decision. 81
think the timing of the boards de-
cision is most inappropriate. The
haste of the decision is
to be contrasted with the long de-
lays which unions are facing in the
processing of grievances against
employers" he declared.
Goldberg pointed out, too, that
the boards action against the
right to strike is "unprece-
violates the rights of free
trade unions under the Constitu-
ton and amounts to involuntary
(Tnrn to Page Tsv0)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26
UAW Strikes Seven
Harvester Plants

Chicago (LPA) = Protesting a
cut in take-home pay, United Auto
Workers last week struck seven
plants of the international Harves-
ter Co.
More than $4,000 workers in Mel
rose Park, ILL.,; Evansville, Ind
Memphis, Tenn; Springfield, Ohio;
and Indianapolis, Ind, walked out
when negotiations broke down. The
next day bargaining talks resum-
ed as the strike continued.
Though wage issues had been
settled, the union charged that
speed-up and time study methods
were being used to reduce pay.
UAW is keeping on skeleton crews
to staff power plants and prevent
damage to boilers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26

Warehousemen's Union and Marine
Cooks & Stewards, "provide little
basis for a conclusion other than
despair.
"The conduct of the two unions
in the present controversy" the
fact finders say, "also was influen-
ced by certain related considera-
tions, namely, opposition to the
Marshall plan and to the Labor
Management Relations Act Taft
Hartley and consequent desire to
discredit the national policies rep
resented thereby"
And the union says that the wat
erfront employers associations
"harbor a basic, a fundamental, a
keen and almost mad desire to con-
duct their relations along one line,
and that is to break the maritime
unions and basically to destroy the
institution of the hiring hall on
the Pacific coast"
"By contrast" says the report,
"the situation on the east coast is
very good" The employers have
agreed to continue present hiring
practices until there is a court de-
cision on their validity. The unions
have withdrawn several of their
demands and "there is a good pros
pect that settlement may be reach
ed in the near future"
After the report was made, how
ever, the Atlantic and Gulf coast
ship operators granted $3.50
increase to members of the
Seafarer's Int'l Union-AFL. They
have only offered the National Ma
ritime Union a $5-a-month hike.
NMU President Joseph Curran has
demanded parity for the members
of his union. If the operators don't
(TarH to Page Tsvo)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26
NLRB Findings
Confuse Typos
Contract Terms

Milwaukee (LPA)-In a session
that was marked by detailed ques-
tioning from the floor Int'l Typo
graphical Union Counsel Gerhard
Van Arkel explained the complica-
tions of the unions various entan-
clements in the meshes of the Taft
Hartley law. Van Arkel resigned as
NLRB general counsel when the
law was passed
He announced that the typos"
would appeal to the board from the
unfavorable sections of the report
issued last week by Arthur L eff, T,
NLRB trial examiner, in the ma
jor cases brought against the lTU
those instituted by the American
Newspaper Publishers Assn and
the Chicago Publishers Assn.
Left found that the ITU violated
the TIL act by insisting on "closed
shop" conditions, but he dismissed
most other charges against the
union, including that of feather
bedding"
Leff's report is the fourth to be
made by NLRB examiners in cases
against the ITU. Van Arkel point
ed out that the findings of the ex-
aminers, on the same set of facts,
sharply conflicted with each other.
at is typical of the confusion
bred by the Hartley act" he
said, "that no two examiners can
agree on the meaning or on the
of the policies followed
by the ITU. There is now authority
for saying that almost any contl act
clause desired by either the union
or the employer is legal or illegal.
"Under these circumstances, col
lective bargaining in this industry
becomes practically impossible"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26
New InstaIIment
Buying Rules To
Start Sept. 20

Washington (LPA)-Just about
the only step against initiation that
was taken by the special session
of Congress will begin to be felt
on Sept. 20. That is the day when
the new controls on instaliment
buying go into effect.
No economist here denies that
strict curbs on consumer credit
are good idea. They point out
that, last year, installment credit
jumped 55 per cent while the out
put of durable goods rose only
about 20 per cent. And installment
buying has continued heavy into
this summer, to the point where
many economists believe that well
over one-thirG of the nations fami-
lies are now spending more than
they earn, or corresponding"
The new regulations, according
to the Federal Reserve Board, are
"to stop the present rapid
growth of installment buying .rath-
er than to encourage deflation.
The rules won't knock prices down.
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