Friday, May 21, 1943 TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL Page 5

Army Goes Hollywood- Strong Unions Iteauty (hila its the Dears Ickes Believes But Pressure Keeps Needed, Says Miners Will .pirns From Public URW Head Not Strike ■r.—. f I I’7 By TED TAYLOR AKRON, O. (FP)—“We need '■» HOLLYWOOD (FP)—The Army is now operating two of Holly­ v>. WASHINGTON, May 15—Solid strong unions to press forward for Fuel Administrator Harold Ickes wood’s studios. A lot of stars on Hollywood’s service flag stand for vigorous prosecution of the war, and courag*. technicians who are serving with the armed forces by doing their said May 13 that he did not believe to eliminate the profiteering and there would be a resumption of the One southern base, more than a regular peacetime specialties—at Army pay. chiseling which are playing havoc Wing Talk hundred miles from the nearest They’re not kicking. Neither are other cameramen, sound techni­ coal *trike. “I can’t believe the with our war effort,” says Presi­ miners, whatever their grievances By Robert McCormick hospital, has among it* active cians, cartoonists, film editors who | ■ —— 1 dent S. H. Dalrymple of the United may be, would do such a disserv­ workers a well-known doctor, who know they’re next. They want to Rubber Workers (CIO). ice to their country,” he said. serves one month each year in­ serve where they’ll do the most Rathbun (WNU Feature—Throach apeeial arranae- “We need strong unions to help He said he had not seen presi­ ment With Cellier'* Weekly) stead of taking a vacation. Out good. Studios, however, are'pre­ over the ocean one day, he was no­ bring about a liberal interpretation 6" ***.v.i*-‘/ dent John L. Lewis of the United paring deferment demands cover­ One day, Major General James of the executive order, to permit Mine Workers on his reported so­ tified by radio that another man ing every department of produc­ Chaney, commander of the First Reporter raises to eliminate gross inequali­ journ in the capital the prevents at the base was sick. tion. Air force at Mitchel Field, New ties and inequities. And we shall day. Icke* declared he had done About the army studios. One Is Why doesn’t Labor take a lesson York, was flying comfortably at The doc tore back to find a need strong unions to see to it that ... ” ..Wefi- all he could in the UMW dispute from the Police Department? 10,000 feet in a twin-engined young mechanic with a ruptured the Signal Corps studio, which used in the peace to come after the war ,x; • IvW with the coal operators and said When a tough section is to be pa­ Si* ■ "V' bomber. The general was looking appendix. A workshop bench to be the Hal Roach lot, sacred to the common people get fair play W? he would not ask for an extension trolled, the cooppera travel in down distastefully at the 30-foot was made into an operating Laurel and Hardy and Our Gang ■A'.’ s--"' i-' and consideration. Only the unions, /..W':. . f, ■ ' '.Pv*'.-. of the 15-day truce which end* at comedies. The other is the Army pairs. Unionism is going through waves, when he thought he saw table, and with the few unNEW YORK—Scrapping of the Little Steel formula and restora­ 230 mining communities showed The usual complement of a base with the opposition backed ve­ with an equal effort. Morale? The know,” he said, “that you have “It’s not an accident,” says Lan­ tion of the “integrity of the tripartite War Labor Board . . . with full that actual prices on the food items hemently from within the film in­ OPA. the WLB. and the WMC. no draft dodgers in that bunch.*' commander and 76 men took over, ning, “that the people who are authority to effectuate its program” were demanded in a resolution checked averaged about 5% above with their customary collection of dustry. have done more to shatter our fighting labor, who are fighting unanimously adopted by 1.100 delegates at the third biennial convention the ceiling prices. Of 475 stores Incidentally, CAP men are not odds and ends for equipment, and The industry’s reaF objection morale than a string of defeats .on price control, who are fighting of the Textile Workers Union (CIO) here. surveyed, 100 were company stores deferred from the draft. Most of went to sea in the aerial equivalent was to furnishing to theatres free the battlefield. It’s not a pretty planned war production, are taint­ President Emil Rieve, elected for and 65, chain stores. The report them have dependent* or are of pea-green boats. of charge a picture made by a top picture is it? The going is tough ed with defeatism in one way or a fourth 2-year term, declared that j scind all price increases aince found company compliance higher overage or physically unfit for boxoffice director, the man who for Labor. Why not police this job Within ten days, General Brad­ another. Because these congress­ Economic Stabilization Director President Roosevelt’s anti-inflation than that of the independent stores, regular military duty. made “Mr. Smith Goes to Washing­ together? ley of the army air force came up men DON’T WANT HITLER Janies F. Byrnes’ recent order order and take immediate action to but Ickes has received a complaint ton,” and “Mr. Deeds Goes to So you have a green night man CAP Part of OCD to inspect the base. Ten days to LICKED! Thej’ are syntpathetic to clarifying the WLB’s powers did roll back prices to the level of from Sec. Treas. Robert L. Hodd Town.” The CAP was started a week be­ scarcely time to set a new apart­ on your machine. So what? Brud- not “go far enough” in relieving May 5, 1942.” of District 19, UMW, that com­ der it ain’t your machine in the the idea of fascism because it fits fore Pearl Harbor as part of the ment in order, but he found the Naturally, the real objection was wage inequalities, although it Other resolutions condemned the pany store prices were reduced first place, you only run it. Don’t in with their own ideas of how Office of Civilian Defense. Plans little airplanes buzzing over the not voiced. The reasons advanced labor should be treated and the “helps the situation somewhat.” Connally anti-strike bill, reaf­ after OPA announced it would ^for opposing the release of a gripe, it’s for Democracy. He will were worked over for a month be­ ocean with such effectiveness that country run for the benefit of a Earlier in th* convention Rieve, firmed labor’s no-strike p>dge, and launch the survey. break a few things, misplace acces­ fore that, by a committee of air­ sinkings had dropped off 85 per it'apra U. S. Army production were: who is a member of the WLB, asked formation of an overall tex­ ^.JL^tudio properties had been fur- sories, and have some weird set­ privileged few.” “Prices charged miner* for conscious people who refused to be cent threatened to resign unless Presi­ tile war commission to relieve the ® l| ,1 for army pictures without ups. Give the “leaders” time to food, clothing and other necessary skeptical. The main idea was to Yet th* planes carried no dent Roosevelt’s bvld-the-line or­ present chaotic planning to the S A >; on the understanding that push him up the grade (the kind goods by company stores operated use thousands of private pilots, bombs, and could only radio the der is revised. textile industry. or connected with the mines taken they would be shown only in the you either make or don’t). It is planes and air enthusiasts, in work army or navy for help when The over by the government will be army, and (2) the public is getting their responsibility to smooth Defends WLB which could be done by men and they found a sub. Another base thoroughly explored, and appro­ fed up with war pictures and “Pre­ these green men into machine President Sidney Hillman of the equipment somewhat less high- was set up, and another and an­ Germans Digging priate steps will be taken to see lude to War” might be the last operators. When the questions be­ Amalgamated Clothing Workers powered than that used by the other, and at each one* the sink­ Acklinite that the mine workers are charged straw. , come intelligent, answer them in (CIO) joined in defending the To China, Says army air force. ings went down. By Lewis Mattox. fair prices,” said Ickes. Mickey Mousers in Uniform, Too detail, but take care of yourself. achievements of the WLB. Bittner, Since then, the CAP has flown One day two CAP planes found Nobody else will. also a WLB member, told the meet­ Each army studio has its ani­ NOMINATIONS Danish John more than 14 million miles—top a sub. They badgered it until it INSPECTION ing that “the board has done more Ship Failure Blamed average is 87,000 miles a month. mated cartoon unit. Graphic ani­ Nominations for the executive German forces are building “tre­ rammed into a mudbank, but they Decision has been made by the for organized labor in the short A wing was set up in each state, mation is being combined with live shop committee will be held Sun­ mendous” underground headquar­ On High Speed Welding didn’t have as much as a rock to shop committee to inspect dues time it has been in existence than under a wing commander. action to an increasing extent in day, Blay 23, at Local 12 head­ ters near Copenhagen, the Swedish WASHINGTON (FP) — Faulty drop. No help came and the sub cards to keep the chiselers from all the other governmental agen­ The boys and girls (several CAP training and morale films. The Sig­ quarters, 425 Winthrop St. The newspaper Arbetaren said in a dis­ steel plate pawned off on the armed got away. When Gen. Hap Arnold, forgetting to pay dues for five cies you had in the U. S. since the groups are all women) meet three nal Corps cartoon unit has about meeting will begin promptly at patch reported to the OWI. The forces through faking of tests and chief of the air force, heard of the months back. The slackers know government was formed.” nights a week, usually, and study 20 animators, former artists for 2 p. m.,- S i e , laborers are working so “feverish­ records, such as was done in the incident, he blew up. The patrol where to lodge their navigation, radio, meteorology, Disney, Schlesinger, Screen Gems. Casper Stanley’s daughter Rita Hillman, pointing out that no ly,” the newspaper said, that the Irvin, Pa., works of the Carnegie- I planes would carry bombs* he but give nothing in return. other government agency allowed military drill and military cour­ What the regular cartoon studios will he married to Peter Hoffman following conversation usually Illinois Steel Corp., subsidiary of HIGH AND LOW labor such full participation in an tesy. Those who bring their own have that the army hasn’t is girl at St. Anthony’s Church May 29. takes place between Danes who U. S. Steel, isn’t the only cause for Senate Committee Why should a low paid worker planes get paid around $15 an Catherine Rawlins is confined to administrative and policy-making pause to look down into the grow­ Liberty ships cracking up. artists. There are more women show a high paid fellow how to do hour, depending upon its horse­ Adopts Revised Rumi Bill than men cartoonists, because all her home by illness. Nothing se­ capacity, greeted Byrnes’ order as ing excavation: a job? This is particularly true Construction failures of several power, when it’s actually in the the detail inking and painting is en­ rious, we hope. an assurance that “as labor prop­ • “What are they actually doing?” WASHINGTON (FP) — Despite when the high paid guy gets up erly and constructively presents its vessels investigated by the house air. But only the depreciation on trusted to them. Ella Clear was hostes* at a “Don’t you know? They are on the house’s rejection of the Ruml- there at the expense of the low proposals to the government, the merchant marine subcommittee the plane goes to the owner; the party at Montrose Cafe Saturday, the way to attack Chiang Kai- Carlson plan, the senate finance The army is restoring the bal­ paid guy. This expert to whom ref­ War Labor Board’s power to act were found to be the result of weld­ rest goes into a kitty from which May 15. A good time was had by Shek from the rear.” committee adopted a version of it ance, however, by calling on the erence is made has mugged the effectively in its field will be fully ing methods, said Chairman Henry all owners buy parts, tools and all according to reports reaching May 10 by a vote of 13 to 8. Chair­ WAAC to round up former inkers show for over a year, and the com­ restored.” M. Jackson (D.-Wash.). The meth­ similar essentials, when they can GREEN SAYS NO COMPLIANCE man Walter F. George said he and painters and assign them to pany thinks he’s wonderful. The your reporter. ods, he said, were largely a con­ get what they need. the Signal Corps. The first dozen A new honor roll for Acklin’s HILLMAN HITS STRIKE WASHINGTON—AFL unions in comitant of high-speed mass pro­ would report the measure to the sooner we all realize this party is Volunteers Must Go Anywhere senate the next day and ask that are due to report as this is written. servicemen containing nearly forty Hillman hit out hard at any vio­ six states were advised by presi­ duction of Liberty ships and tank­ pushing himself only, and that There are 21 CAP bases from I debate start May 12. It has met COMPETITION. 20th Century- names has been hung in the shop lations of labor’s no-strike pledge. dent William Green not to comply ers. Unions should.be all for one and Mexico to Maine, and a volunteer is consistent labor opposition because entrance. “A strike today to not directed with recently-enacted anti-labor He had found no instance where Fox wants to film a book written one for all the better off we’ll be. just as likely as not to find himself it would favor the wealthy and by the chairman of its board, but Three of our girls have made primarily against the employer,” laws until the AFL has exhausted life was lost due to structural sent for 30 days to a forsaken hole probably result in a stringent sales themselves popular with their fel­ he declared. “Its impact is felt at every legal mean* of fighting failure of a ship, Jackson said. other companies are bidding ag­ Was that pretty apple you failed miles from the nearest civilization, tax being passed to make up addi­ gressively. MG M’s chances look low workers by giving the Buddy’s the front by our armed forces them? to eat soured by the presentation where he has to live by his wits tional revenue. good with a $200,000 offer and speech, Charlie, or unfortunately girl a hand with the lunch. This where it jeopardizes labor’s most ) supposed Republican party pres­ colored red? hurries the service and makes immediate and vital interest—cer­ ’YOUR HEALTH AND EFFICIENCY sure. The book is One World, by Our drafty shop probably Is the everybody happy. The three girls tain and speedy victory.” ARE ESSlNTIALS are Wanda Block, Bertha Hawkins Wendell L. Willkie. reason why such an unusual num­ A resolution was adopted calling First Aid Equipment and Supplies and Helen Namon. Itoom? APPEASEMENT? Possibly hop­ ber of men are at home with colds. on Byrnes, Food Administrator For Industrials Here’s to a guy who has been ing labor will drop its protests at The workers lose the time, the Chester C. Davis and Price Admin­ married for 19 years, claims he is Diagnostic Materials the screen glamorizing of Ricken- country loses production and Hitler istrator Prentiss M. Brown to “re- Immunizing Agents ST. CLAIR AT ADAMS BOORS OPEN 11 JU M. backer, 20-Fox promises a big pic­ gains in the transaction. still happy and doesn’t contemplate Laboratory Chemicals ture next season dealing with la­ If we don’t unite against all this any change in his status. The guy Surgical Dressings bor’s contribution to the war ef­ anti-labor legislation and wake up is Aiding Horton and give him a fHOuPP~& 2nd Big Week! fort. It would be about a worker’s before we pcik ourselves up, we hand instead of your sympathy. For Good Entertainment family and touch on “every phase will be getting a swift kick in our Go To The BOWMAN CO. Don’t forget to come to the of the labor movement.” respective labor pants. 315-319 Superior St. 'CRITICS RAVE! PUBLIC CHEERS! ■& STIPULATION. Movie contracts Sunday Unit meeting. It’s impor­ lOi.i.JH). OHIO Finest Floor Shows At last! The Great American Motion with minors have to be approved Supreme Court tant to nominate the right people Ohio Picture. The story of people, res! people, for office and to elect them, be­ In The State of by superior court. The courts is in­ “All Toledo Is Talking! Americans ail. It'll reach into your hearts sisting that each young player, Upholds FCC cause your future depends upon SliPE*10’ withits thrilling emotional appeal. having people in office who are in­ Have You Heard?” aged 16 or 6, buy war bonds as a WASHINGTON—The supreme n*** terested in the Union first and contract condition. court in a five-to-two decision May their own advancement secondary ELIMINATIONS. It can be said 10 upheld regulations prohibiting Foloslamps who won’t play Will Rogers in the to that. exclusive broadcast contracts be­ ft theHU.MAY cvmeox 1 projected Warner picture. It won’t tween a network and a radio sta­ Dutch guerrillas still operating be Bing Crosby and it won’t be Bill tion as within the licensing powers in the island of Timor publish Rogers, Jr. Other possibilities are of the Federal Communications their own newspaper on paper being sought by Mark Kellinger, Commission. marked “Made in Japan.” DeVeaux the ex-Broadway columnist who The regulations were challenged JAMES CRAIG • MARSHA HUNT • FAY "AlNlER will produce the picture about the by the Natl. Broadcasting Co. and MENS CREAM McDEE RIBBED RAY COLLINS • VAN JOHNSON • LCNNA RtCO cowboy columnist. the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ NEW Club JACK JENKINS • DOROTHY MORRIS • JOHN tem. Beaten in court, the NatL UP LIFT UNION TS NEW CRAVEN • ANN AYARS • MARY. TRUNKS SUITS Assn, of Broadcaster* president, T S DIFFERENT NASH » HENRY 0 NEILL? 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