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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

of the men who worked five years
under the old management has
been given five years to his credit
under Lollemant who took over in
November 1916.
Salaries during vacation periods
range from two percent and up
of the workers yearly earnings. 1t
increases one-half per cent yearly
for the next 10 years.
Lollemant, who bought an obso-
lete plant with a lot of skilled la
Dor, has more than doubled the
working rates of his employees.
Under the former owner start
ing rate for labor was 47.5 cents
per hour. At the end of a years
apprenticeship, the worker receiv-
ed 52.5 cents per hour.
Under new management, a movie
begins at 86.5 cents an hour plus
flat increase when the pattern
rate is established. The increase
is retroactive to April 20, this
year.
During four months preceding
last Christmas, Lollemant deposit
ed 10 cents on each piece of ware
sold and the sum, which totaled
about S28 per employe, was dis
tributed equally among the work
ers. This year the Christmas
Fund" will cover a IL month per
iod
Plant Expands
Within two months the one-half
million dollar expansion program
at the plant will be completed and
production will be boosted so per
lcent, w. j. Frey, general man.
ager, said.
One new continuous kiln, meas
uring 210 feet long, has been
completely installed and is ready
for firing. Installation of another
one will be completed within 10
days, Frey pointed out.
When both kilns are operating,
the 218 men will work six days a
week which is an increase of
one. That extra day, however, will
last only until production demands
are met.
Warrington Pottery produces
10000 pieces Of ware month.
Ware is transported throughout
the United States and to many
points abroad, the new tunnel kilns
can produce about $4,000 pieces
per month.
Lauding the fife labor-manage-
ment relationship which now ex-
lists, President Duffy paid high
tribute to Mr.. Lollemant. "Under
Mr.. Lollemant the future Of the
pottery plant in Warrington is
bright" he predicted.
"It was stroke of good for
tune when Mr.. Lollemant came into
the picture. He came when you
were in serious trouble" he con
tinued.
For II months workers at the
old Bowers plant had been on
strike for higher wages. The men
were striking when Mr. Lollemant
took over the reins. Men returned
to work Immediately after the sale
was completed
Gle is interested in the welfare
Of his workers. Our problems were
real to him"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17
Winners Of Roller Skates
and Teu Pots

9621-Diane Cornell, Dunn St.
Newell
9295-Donna Jean Wooley, 929
Grant st.
Sebring
7451-Dorothy McDaniels, AGA N.
Y. Ave.
7980-Nancy Smith. 125 N. 14th st.
7420-Anna Brunt, SOC N. Ohio
Ave.
7S50-Joyce jenkins, 507 S. 18th
st.
7900-Patsy Brunie, r. d. q ALI
ance, o.
856S-Linda D. Boals, Box 1913,
Beloit, O..
Salem
8922-Caroll Ann Kenst, r. D. A
9451-Sally Lue Harp, 538 Colum-
bia St.
Ann ScuHion, 800
Lincoln
5485-Janice Lieder, 355 w. 7th st.
9544-Mary Ellen Reed, 992 E. 4th
st.
5882-Phillis Shepard, r. d. A
East Palestine
5045-Sue Ann Sansenbergher, 5oz
f. North st.
Shirley Craig, Lincoln Ave.
SO01-Eunice Six, Box 62, Minerva,
Ohio
947S-Carol Schucker, 1924 S. Zane
Hurry, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
8512-Marilyn Schneider, R. F, d.
|, Hanoverton, Ohio.
7358-Carolyn Eiseman, 1922 Brit
ton Road, Akron, Ohio.
9O1O-Betty Lucent, care Steuben-
vile Pottery, Steubenville, 0.
7971-Jane Bees, r. d. 5, New Cas-
tie, Pa.
5133-Joan Caruth, P. o. Lansing,
Ohio.
7472-Janet X. Leishman, State St.,
Salinesville, Ohio.
9O55-Imogene Walker, r. +. ID. z,
New Cumberland, w. Va.
3795-Karen Halferty, 35 McKin-
lev, Youngstown, Ohio.
7752-Bevele Halferty, 80 Mckin-
ley, Youngstown, Ohio
3796-Bilie Greer, Broadacre, Q.
Tea Pots
East Liverpool
27437-Herbert Johnson, 1872 Holl-
day st.
2123O-Hazel Sandford, Bridge st.
20972-Ruth Oakes, 1945 Dresden
Ave.
16O3l-Philis Clark, 1000 Ohio
Ave.
Sara McKinnon, 1903
Globe st.
18569-June Johnston, 1187 OAK
wook Ave.
27397-Paul Groubert, Gil College
st.
13O1S-Evelyn Siddall, 734 Oak st.
2OS22- l.. Williams, 1853 Main
Blvd.
15619-John Deleka, BAL 4th ST.,
Chester, w. Va.
Wellsville
2O910-John Hand Jr., 1927 Com
merce
23307-Goldie Steel, 507 Commerce
Minerva
2O954-P. r. Auerhamer, X. ID. 3
Joe Edwards, II. X. z
Sebring
ll206-James Turner, 325 f. OHIO
Ave.
2605l-Mary Ellen Tucker, 4l5 ).
14th st.
5699-J. l.. Kintner, 295 W. ore
gon Ave.
East Palestine
Charles Bortner 344 w.
Main st.
Mildred Taylor, lit Car
field Ave.
2O837-D. b. Tullis, Beloit, OHIO.
IS852-Jean Stanko, 621 7th Ave-,
Beaver Falls, Pa.
,91S9-Mrs. Chester Fisher, 1910
Ind. Ave-, Beaver Falls, Pa.
I5524-Betty Lucent, care Steu-
benville Pottery, Steubenville, o.
,9037-Paul Caruth, ?. O. Lansing
Ohio.
,69l8-John Isner, 500 Maple Ave-,
Grafton, w. Va.
Rep. Helen Douglas
Victor In Primary
San Francisco LPA)-One OF
he nations outstanding liberal
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

Buy Union-Made goods from
others as you would have them
pay Union wages unto you!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

as the winners Of Roller Skates
and Tea Pots:
Boys Roller Skates 1913
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Russell Mathews Jr. 223 W.
End st.
7493-Martin Dyer, 1915 Clayborne
8316-Larry Wolf, 802 Louise st.
|8456-Jim Ferguson, 812 Sophia st
8946-Bert Ehrhart, Little England
|8862-Tom Gill, 422 w. Drury Lane
'9145-Buddy Andrews, 937 w. 9Th
St.
S457-David Cello, 521 f. 4th st.
2875-John Leigh, 1176 Lisbon St
'9181-Bob Watson, R. No. l, La
croft
|8411-Robert Johnson, 918 Fair
view st.
9160-Jackie Strobel, lilo Oak St
5028-Joe E. Mccormack, 329 W.
9th st.
7393-Carl Christian, 1855 Harkei
Ave.
5163-Frank Thornberry, sol Bur-
ford st.
Newell
William Lovett, Gil Harri-
son st.
9113-Edwin Strait, No address.
7868-Bob Stoneburner, 3l3 Jefter-
son
9067-Kenneth Hall, 402 Grant st
Chester
7259-Geo. Hollowell, Lawrence
vile
2771-Robert Simson, Lawrence
vile
9092-Sam Martin, 444 Florida
Ave.
Sebring
8281-Jimmy Davenport, 598 w
Ohio Ave.
5155-Eddie Jackson, 1876 +. lndl-
ana Ave.
S532-Bily Kilbreath, 436 w. In
diana Ave.
8567-William j. Boals, Box 1873
Beloit, Ohio.
Salem
9337-Harry Lottman, 242 5. Els
worth
9193-Bob Dal Faven, 2l0 +. 2nd
st.
7363-Paul German, 243 N. Lincoln
Ave.
597o-BiIl Lucas, Lincoln Ave,
Minerva, o.
East Palestine
9312-Jack A. Wolfe, 55 W. Tag
CERT st.
8740-Wayne Dugan, lit BROOK
dale Ave.
Youngstown
3161-Edward Novotny, 227 H.
Florida
5l28-Howard Collins, 35l2 Hill
man st.
5OO1-Jack Choma, 8 Broaden st.
S492-Roger Fluharty, BOB North
St., Bedford, 0.
2944-Chas. VigneI I Scotland Lane
X. 2, New Castle, Pa.
5937-John Shantman, 403 S. Penn
ST., Wheeling, w. Va.
3937-Ray Gillette Jrp Chester ST.
Northfield, o.
8SO9-Donald June, r. ID. |, New
Waterford, o.
2846-Harold Blair, Box 33, Deer
field, o.
170-Wallace Foy, 2217 Wilson
Ave-, Campbell, o.
$685. Stephen Harmon, X. f. ID.
No. 1, Columbiana, o.
55O2-Vincent Novak, 165 Sixth
St., Midland, Pa.
378l-Allan Metz, 493 Somer ST.,
Leetonia, o.
8341-Billy Rittenhouse X. /,
GAINESVILLE, Pa.
S470-Paul Kimmell, r. ID. l, Eden
burg, Pa.
3794-R. Carnahan, Firwood Rd.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
9517-Gene Gfeller, II. A, ii. IS.
Rd., Alliance, o.
5205-Ted Rose, GA 10th st,
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Girls Roller Skates 1913
East Liverpool
S750-Ruth Hyder, 1045 Edgewood
Ave.
5045-Shirely Calhoun, l46O Dres-
den Ave.
l75-Ruth Ann Lovas, 100 Frank
lin
3062-Nancy Il. Smith, GIT Minerva
7353-Barba Pelly, 92l Florence
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

Chester
5614-Vere Loos, GIT Third st.
5622-Audrey Loos, GIT Third st
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

9621-Diane Cornell, Dunn st.
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1S852-Jean Stanko, 62l 7th Ave,
Beaver Falls, Pa.
291S9-Mrs. Chester Fisher, 1910
Ind. Ave-, Beaver Falls, Pa.
l5524-Betty Lucent, care Steu-
benville Pottery, Steubenville, o.
29O37-Paul Caruth, p. O. Lansing,
Ohio.
269l8-John Isner, 500 Maple Ave.
Grafton, w. Va.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

Newell
9295-Donna Jean Wooley, 929
Grant st.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

DtUIIIIB
7451-Dorothy McDaniels, AGA N.
Y. Ave.
7980-Nancy Smith. 125 N. 14th st.
7420-Anna Brunt, SOC N. Ohio
Ave.
7850-Joyce jenkins, 507 S. 18th
st.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17

7900-Patsy Brunie, r. D. 4, ALI
ance, 0.
8568-Linda D. Boals, Box 1873,
Beloit, O.
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ir kitty NKVD agentu, o jo uz-
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Rusais, bolseviku pareigunai ir
galingieji isnyko is Lietuvos
kaip garai. Tie kurie sakesi
myli savo gimtaji krasta dau-
giau uz viska, pirmutiniai issi-
nesdino j Maskva pas savo
darbdavius. Ten jie gyveno
linksmai, kada Lietuviu tauta
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kintoju ir zudiku priekyje at
sirado ir Antanas Snieckus, vel
uzeme savo tureta auksta vie
ta ir tese savo planinga Lietu-
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Motina ir kiti gimines bega
Raudonajai armijai artinan-
tbs j Lietuva, visi Snieckaus gi-
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ir visa kas jiems buvo brangu
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susitikti.
Atvyko Snieckus SUI palydo-
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portuojamus ia karta nuo isve-
limo apsaugoti. Xiii broliai II
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sans, ir $1O.5O pelno valdziai!
Amerikos darbininkui reikia
dirbti apie 6 valandas nusipir-
kimui poros batu. Sovietuose
reiktu dirbti 80 dienu!
cia zurzama jei reikia moke-
ii 3 nuos. taksu bakaneliui duo
nos. Rusijoja taksu moka ant
duonos Is nuos., ant muilo 62
nuos., ant druskos 81 nuos. If
panasiai ant kitko.
Amerikoje gall uzdirbti savo
| seimai dienos maista per iris
/ valandas. Sovietuose turf dir
bti 9 valandas- uz daug pras-
tesni maista.
Il Atminkit sias skaitlines kai
/ isgirsit tam tikrus gaivalus pa.
sakojant apie Americas korpo-
racijq pelnus ir giriant sovie'
tus kur valdzia esanti "liaudies
| Ivaldzia'. Kokios ''liaudies" ?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26
J1S PRITARE SAVIsKIU DE.
PORTAVIMUI. MOTINA
MELDESI JAM GALLO

(Dirvoje jau buvo rasyta kad
Vokietijoje tarp tremtiniu mi
re Antano Snieckaus, Lietuvos
komunistq partijos centro ko-
miteto sekeretoriaus, motina,
IS metu amziaus senute. Cia
patirsite kodel il turejo begti
is Lietuvos.)
Kada Sovietu Russia nutare
uzgrobti Lietuva, Snieckus bu-
vo vienas to veiksmo svarbiau-
siu irankiu, nes buvo paskirtas
kompartijos OK sekretorium ir
tue pasidare dideliu savo tau
tos zudiku ir valstybes isdavi-
ku.. Tai suzinojus, jo motina
labai daug kentejo, dienas ir
naktis meldesi kad Dievas jos
kadaise mylimiausi sunu atve-
stu ant tiesos kelio (ji norejo
j anksciau isleisti kunigus.)
Nors Antanas Snieckus bu-
vo nutraukes visus rysius su
Selma, motina ryzosi sunu ap-
lankyti ir j paveikti. Nuvykus
j Kauna 1910 metals, RADIO SUI
naus buta policijos saugoma.
Irodzius kad j yra jo motina,
policija ja praleido.
Vos sunu pamacius, j pa
stebejo priekaistaudama kad
jis anksciau Wis buves polici-
jos ir kalejimo zinioje, o ir da-
bar, pasidares neva galingu,
yra policijos apsuptas ir saugo-
mas kaip kalinys. Sunus ais
kinosi kad tai nereikia blogai
suprasti, mes policija stovinti
gatvese, tat il galinti stoveti
ir prie jO namo.
Dziaugesi sLietuvos 1aime"
Visi motinos meginimai su:-
nu paveikti ir j grazinti savo
tautai liko be pasekmiu. Sniec-
kus aiskino motinai kad oku-
pantai atnese Lietuvai laime
ir zmonems busia daug geriau
negu anksciau.
Motinai prikisus kas atlma
zmonems prakaitu uzdirbtus
turtus, pamilta zeme, namus, If
net ju laisve,, jis vel aiskino kad
tai padarius kaip tik Lietuvoje
busia kaip rojuje, tik reikia IT,
keti ir palaukti.
Motina verkdama apleido 10
puosnu buta, mes pasijaute kad
ii jau neteko sunaus, kad Jls
iau svetimas, nors jai atvykus
pabuciavo jai ranka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

rijoje laiko pranesimus apie
sunkia Lietuviu tremtiniu pa
deti ir zada jiems padeti suor-
ganizoti materialine parama.
Balandzio 1918 id. Vokieti-
joje ivyks Vokieciu Evangeli-
kq Suddenly suvaziavimas, ku-
riame pakviesti dalyvauti ir
trys Lietuviai atstovai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

stovyklose nesiliauja. Tx da-
bar politrukai atsargesni: Ia
blau SaugO SavO maSinaS kad
kartais kas ju nepadegtu, kaip
yra daug kartq atsitike.
Tremtiniams betgi nesupran-
tama kodel bolsevikams Wis
dar leidziama is treminiu ty-
ciotis.