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Although top union officials pre viously rejected flatly the arbitra tion proposal and the union rank and file voted to authorize the strike, the union yielded to pressure by Mayor David L. Lawrence and agreed to submit the issue to the general committee at a 7 p.m. meeting. At the same time, the union officials refused a demand made by Mayor Lawrence that the union membership vote on arbitration. Mayor Lawrence, grim and hag gard from his night and day labors as a volunteer mediator, said he was advised by the union that the policy Jelltff, 1214 20 F Street Of fine double woven cotton in three smart lengths: Shorty—white, chamois, beige, shadow black. $3 Four button Length — white or pearl grey. $2.25 Eight button Length— Shadow black or white. $4 Jelleff's—Gloves—Street Floor * ^ \ Jelltffs 1214-20 F Street Significantly Striped by Eisenberg Stripes form a V yoke below the cardigan's windblown neckline, scallop a smart V for back in terest. 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He called the company “psychologically incompetent” and termed the union "poorly led and ill advised.” Meanwhile, it was disclosed that city officials were investigating the possibility of court action to avert the strike and some quarters indi cated an injunction would be sought. At the same time, Sheriff Walter C. Monaghan of Allegheny County urged the company to attempt to continue service in the event of a strike and promised to protect em ployes who want to work. "I want to talk to these people face to face,” the Mayor said as he called a policy committee in his office at noon. ' Slightly more than 1.000 of the utility's 3.500 employes voted last Tuesday for a strike in support of union demands for 20 per cent wage increases, a closed shop, a master contract for affiliated com panies, a profit-sharing plan and many other concessions. The util ity contends the raise increases would cost a prohibitive $22,500,000 a year. 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