Detroit evening times., December 19, 1941, NIGHT EDITION, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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CIO Calls Special
Parley Here on
Defense Work
A special emergerv\ cc. It rrncc
of national and local oilier:* ot the
I’AW'CIO 10 Vl|x' W.lV* c*
speeding com* i*.*'n '1 ».to j ..ini*
into defense work pl.mt*, ha* be* n
called for tomorrow t the IW-k-
Cadtllac it was ar* 1 ■ • d toda>
by R J. Thomas. I A\V president.
OPM s la bo: di\.*.->n ha* vnt
Par re 11 Sm th to * 1 n at the cor
former indicating * • **'' ••* -'ness
of the ager : . It w. - r ii* * d in
Washington th t .*> > H.ilman
OPM asvo iat* citre* i**r was read\
to fly to lVi nut. it I pres* nee
aeems needed
MK) DKU CATES EXPECTI D
Thomas said t eeting will
be attended by about 500
from I’AW local*. in addition to
Walter Reuthrr. George F. Addes.
aecretan-treasurer ot the lAW
and Richard T Frankonstcen
It was said a demand would l>e
Trade that the conversion to de
fence production be speeded up
and ua>‘ and means of accom
plishing the speed up discussed.
r \V ST* MIF.S PLANS
Meanwhile. negotiations be
tween General Motors and the
UAW on a plan for a continuous*
operation of arms plants by auto
companies, continued with Keu-)
ther. t’AW General Motor*- direc
tor. charging that some companies
are balking at paying overtime for
Saturdavs Sundays and holiday*
This has stymied seven-day 24-
hour production hr charges
A statement by General Motors I
declared the company has such a,
schedule in effect in all its plants
engaged in defense work and that
they merely are objecting to pay
ing overtime lor Sunda\ work un
less a worker already has worked
40 hours m the week.
Sixth Italian General Killed
NEW YORK Dec 19 - (INS)
—Th# “glorious death" of General
de Carolis bring* to *ix the num
ber of Italian generals killed, the
Home radio said today in a report
heard by CBS.
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WINS MALE FLATTERY
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beautiful Fur Coat pint lihs*>.| at
•‘big *a\inff*' fit Fit AN KLIN'S dur
ing th*»ir dating 17i!i innivoihhiv
*«)* Hu* i* a '• t y *!•••( ial offer
made m a drive for s"ii n. » c-Ua
tnm«‘r* A *inh;t new $A dn*s
and a pair of S 3 !F> a ho*** absolutely
FREE. >e*. %*e mean both dress
and shoe* FREE with > our pm
rbaae of a stunning. ri«\»>r brand
new 1f» 12 model Luxury Fur Coat.
Priced at only 16' <><*. Thei're bet
let finer Fur*, beautifully lined and
tailored. They’re real luxury eoat«,
to\]ed to the minute All >ou need
“TO —pin —in T^* l 11 r, M dow n. Take
your fur coat hom< with you, no
led tape, no delay. Hurry and get
your FREE dies* and shoe* during
this drive. at FRANKLIN K I>E
PARI ME NT STORE. 3H» N 1 chlgan
A\e. Shop any evening till 'j
o'< lock.
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Jobs Breed
12 Million
WASHING TON Dee. 19 -INS).
I < program already au-1
thorin i it *au ied I
out M re< *' at*out I
UYitUV* 1 worker* *.| nearl) three I
.i <1
v n wai con- I
tracts. Funk J McSherry, in I
ge t aining in the I
Office -n Management* I
said today.
In an address Itefnre the George
town I’mversity school of foreign)
service tier* McSherry said wan
industi irs would need ,'VOOO.OOu
additional workeis in 19U?. This
does n*>t nciude the additional
men needed by the armed forces
he tainted out,
SHORTAGE OF SKILLED
McSherry *aid there was a
shortage of skilled and .semi-skilled
workers in some war rratts. and
a general shoitage of plant super
visors.
He suggested the following
three-point plan to overcome a
labor problem which will become
more acute as war production in
crease*
1. "IV awa\ with all forms of
discrimination against employ
ment of worker*, whether based
on lace, sex, age, or what not.
- “Expand training programs
to increase the skill of employed
workmen and to develop initial
skill in unemployed workmen.
3 "Undertake to transfer skilled
workers from non-essential in
dustries to war industries.”
TTio re-iome of industry to 1
President Kooncveit’s request so
operation of wai industries on a
seven-day week basis, McSherry
said, will )>e ham|*e»vd hv short-'
ages of skilled and semi-skilled
workers.
He estimated that 9.000.000 ad
ditional workers could be (>ut into
iwar industries without serious eco- 1
nomic disruption if the country’s
man power resources were fully
utilized.
Rally Planned
In Liquor Row
TIfKM ( nrrr«prtn4*n|
LANSING. IVc. 19 Employes
of the Dotioil stores of the state
liquor control commission were
planning a rally Sunday to discuss
the action of the civil service com
mission in denying them a 40-hour
week and time-anda-half for over
time.
The liquor commission recom
mended the wages and hours to
the civil service commission De
cember 9 but liquor store employes
had already been notified Decem
ber S that the change* were in
effect. The employes now work a
; 48-hour week.
Philip J. Neudeck. liquor com
mission secretary, said John Koza-|
ren, Detroit branch manager, had
"inadvertanetly" distributed a bul-i
letin t« * Detroit employe* announc
mg the 10-holr week
The situation drew an angry
vtatrmcnt from Civil Service Direc
tor Thomas J. Wilson, who saw in
it an attempt, deliberate or other
wise to pa*« ihe buck on his com
mission hv forcing him to deny thei
liquor commission lecommenda
t ion.
Price Control
Gains in Senate
W AS’HINt. P'N T>cc 10 HNS) j
A Nenate hanking subcommittee
today agreed < n major provisions
ot a price control bill described by
Chairman Brown <D> of Michigan.
"much stronger” than the
measure by the House,
ITk • Admmisti ator Leon Hender
son urge ! Ci-ncress to immediately
p;t»s a price control measure.
Henderson warned the House
agriult.ii c.remittee that [trice
control Irgi lation was necessary
if tb< r st'">n ‘ i be savor! from
"destroy ng through in
flat ion.
Under tie subcommittee bill,
which to be submitted to the
entire I.,ir.i ue < ■ rutr.ittee January!
L\ v th a view <o obtaining Senate
actio> >h‘ a t l_v t hereafter, full
power to administer price control
would I" ve-ted n one man.
Leo: Henderson now serving a«
federal price tuirmniMrator by
order of Iv h i Rfxjscvelt, is
genera.; < \p< te I ’■ hr ap[H>inted
to administer the program.
Ozark Financier,
Swindler, Free
i
Harold M Sftddlemire. formeij
v ic» president ar.d treasurer of the
(iihik Co:[* ration was released
' -day l.’om the Milan Detention
slot e :'ter serving two year* fori
d*'fi t/ ! , • ekr,oV,»*r* -sn —1 heJ
■
iob with an automobile eornpa
.n ( i»*vi .iita! «a* learned. The
, finant ser w - <i•• u> d h • 1 \ • ar*|
and x mor’h- r.d f n#d $5 o<fo in
Decrmbe: lft '* by Federal Judge
frank A F.e; d for \.dating the
SLCfet. 1
< 7 ltiA. GliAiitmaA Qho-OAe the Qijjt the l/Oh&le tf-Gj+uly G&H ■■ Cr44/jG4j,!
GIVE A PHILCO M
m m 69 P*y Only
la KlKhl#
l You can buy the famous PHILCO with the phonograph com-
V hination still this exceptionally low price . . . play all
1 I records! 7-tube radio with long and short-wave hands for
I fcxt. I reception. Fully guaranteed. A handsome cabinet with
~ iiT V the popular tile-front feature . . . Now is the time to get
l ' I new radio, while materials still available. We have a ,
\ 1 large stock on hand for prompt delivery before Christmas. A
\ \JJs\\\U \ You’ll need a radio next year more than ever, and M*
\ V you will also want music for diversion during \
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TABLESI
B # CABINET SMOKER
W« I n u t finish _ _
rub in#t .mokr. Sy M Si
rnmplil. with MJH** U
. m a k # r piece. t/v s»
Something tor ™
th# man in the
home. Pay 50e Weekly|
■KJW 1 L i
Very attractive
lamp tahlr lor <t Q Q X
the living room. 9 O
Rich fin-
signed. Very low fINNBB >• ]
P r,c *- Pay Sdc W##kiyt i
COFFEE TABLE #
Very food looking (T m A Q
'LI } ■rf' 1 1 coffee table with TJ cj
*“V3 U Mira 'la*, tray. #1
( | A Fine Chri.tmaa gift. B|fl| 0
1 p ty vw Weekly I ■
'tjSP Jl.* 1
i
Th# very popular -W*
two-tin tabl» jb Q ,
rot plant. and
or na mental
pme. A thaim-
ing living room V
p i e r e ol fill ni _ i
Mk
ff OC^TABl^^^
i> . . ■ i Old lathi on. d a. A a*
ocra.tonal table. 'ft Q
1l |J walnut ftni.h. A
1 number of e»e» j .
.A * for the living w
room A good
. Sr • “V family gift. Pay JOe Weekly
THE RELIHBIE FURIIITIIREIO. SS SS
DETROI T EYEN IN C, TIMES (THOSE CHERRY Sfioo)
TOYS I
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DESK and CHAIRVh
Fin* gift for th*
children, to aid their JR Q{)
studie*. V*ry popular, *r R
roll top d• • W and
matching chair. Solid
oak. i
USE YOUR CREDITI
DRESSED DOLL
~fffci big doll, fully
clothed, movable *y*i. 4B M
See our large (election uil
of doli>, heart, etc. ■ IV
Buy all your toy* on H
Reliable'* easy* credit H W
terms. ™
USE YOUR credit:
CHILD’S ROCKER
Child's rocker, maple ■■ f
finish, good and strong. A*
Also on hand limited tijlH Q
quantity of all-steel *9H Jf
rockers at this same I i
low price. Ri
OPEN AN ACCOUNT #jg|
TABLE and CHAIRS &
Child's table and two k
matching chairs. & A .;& tk
l.ovelv breakfast ,r, y|lMf| ' 'R
for year-’round fun •'
for tlie kiddies. Still Ms f '*. *
a good stock of toy* ™
left.
USE YOUR CREDIT!
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KNEE HOLE DESK
Th* hinr *» f ftirnituir t it- n, mm
draw*r nnalnul lin*nh<*W d» U. lo* j) ■ J#
AltfMlivi p, A ■ y*
• njoyrd hy th* l »r .1 H
•nd pr*<t«t*l, and « hiautifi.l pint lor H fIMIH “
th* living room. r»y orl> SOe W«*klf
wHm^ v v '.v
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The Tanwus
“LANE” CEDAR CHEST
Nationally
m«.h LANE i tied r *, ,
**t*rk»r —* mothproof g irnntn. y.it *
• vrry ch**t. f* ** d y I , imm*d.*r* fe# %0 9
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RECLINING CHAIR
and STOOL —^
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Com fortab'a •.*»: * -'
Inuni# f h,nr Tfl
matchmc
atool, Rceltn- *1
ing lialurf *■( WLf ‘M
chair For r»- y■ ' VW?
Ira comfort - £
in hum*, <5 r i (i--
AXMINSTER RUGS
$ 29 75
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ix.'. i> . \mihih|»t H n>. »T 1
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Fiida\, Uecemhfr 19, 1941
SE3 OUTFIT
$ 19 5 . 0
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,• nt»r h*d. Simmon*
5 . »t**l < Otl tpring
• ofton mattr***.
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