Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1941 — Page 5

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iMliko Onlay hut m*w dinputca of a minor nature hampered output of steel and aircraft parts. I <m th, nun <l<ii u»* froiii 'um . .Ml' ,111. . A ’ 'I ■' i |mi ni of piixliii iloii and imi.mmi ■ I mor. fail'd layoff. nil> « a I'ho I 'i > ■ i ' .... ■trike al i -Ight I’ltinbiirxh hoi. Ini was srttied; and a muelelann df» I l>Ut, In l’lUat.<..2h riomlti'd 111 an! edict ordering aioialiiltiK orrlwnI Iran off the f'ulumhla ii'iwmk. I The thr lay old ntrlfce of ion ! Al l. »■ Id, HI II tl ill;' p-«,.|,» thm . of |lJ"" north "f o d> I • f,n I navy and maritime ciminites ton ■ ships. at the Ingalls Hhi|ibulldiUK Corp. I'iik uaoula. Miss., ended laat night. The company, , mpluybix 3,0<i0. oihei AHI. Work'-rs with whom the' welders were In disagreement, an-1 > ii.oiiu.d that "!>■ i.r ana won d bei i Dwumed today after a t,*d> ral lab-! • or conciliator r,-*rtih<d that a r« , tinii t<> work agreement had h< <n j HMM hi d Htrlk- i « .igreed I ' hack io thei. joh- p< ndinx neaoiiJ , a I 101 l of their irlarmieea by the nalionitl defence mediation board which had tailed for “Immediat, " rerliiratlon of proilu, t|on Yesterday, the CIO l ulled Auto*

mobile Workers ended a week old fa Bl Ihe nilladale IMo hl' Mieel Prndncta Co. permitting restoration of work on 7<l per, eni of 11 he tranemtaelon parts for all tanka' and combat vehicles at the parent I liom-ern. Hplcer Manufaeturina Tol do, o The cm M Toledo had refused to handle AHIe ' made parts from Hillsdale I’rodu, tlon of hlah tensile steel 1 ami other defense products was l> in tailed for the fourth lime in I four months at the Ureal latkes ‘ Steel Corp. Kcorae, Mich, by u I strlku of Inti steel wnrkera last j iiiaht. The strikers set up picket lilii's around the plant, whlth emI ploys s tioo mi-n. In protest aaainst a plopteted wage rale a, hedule approved by the company and the un oil's International office. | The strikers charged their inter- , national representative "sold out" io management ad the company branded the walkout it •'wildcat" i i strike. LHsputes ut the company have curtailed steel production I mi ota, tons aiiordmg to a fedeial | i on, iliator lleaiiiu' directly on disputes of I th,- nature of the K< ore walkout was a warning by Iron Age itiava zin that a "union defense tr o vi.iin" is competing with national d fen** 1,1 ~l‘ ‘ * u>l '

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By RARRINON CARROLL Rlsg l.alstM aystflrels Writer lit 4XYWOOD. - Corporal Palmer Heaudette had no engagvtnent ring to Blip upon ths finger of Cobina Wright, Jr., when she accepted him, but a he has ma<ls up for It now The soolety beauty and Twentieth Cen-tury-Fox starlet ta wearing a 10carat, round-cut diamond on the proper Anger. With her dance's permission, however, she „ .. may exchange It Harrison lar roll fo / B uare . C ul stone CoMna says that Heaudette , probably will remain In the army ' for another year. Hhe Is making him socks and neckties and, as a gag. she may givs him the sweater that she started knitting laat November for Prince Phillip of Greece. The starlet still is determined to , continue her career. She had a bit of bad luck when a strep throat coot her a role in "Son of Fury," but Twentieth Century-Fox has told her not to frvl. Sweet nets and light prevalie ! | upon "The Shanghai Gesture" set I when Director Jotet von Sternberg present,- ! both Gene Tierney and Victor Mature with a half-doaen . orchide. A tribute, he said, to their per- ‘ formances. Von Sternberg will wind up this picture only a little bit over ached- ■ ule. Belated word fmm Ixmdon in- ' forms I<!a Luplno that her father i la recuperating from an operation made neccaeary by internal injuries suffered during an air raid. While Luplno was in the hospital, Comedian Bobby Howes took over , his role in the musical revue, "Lady Behave." Mickey Rooney spent his day off on "The Fleet's In" set at Paramount. He is crazy about Jimmy * Dorsey s hand. Up to now, Charles Boyer has found no play to suit him and probably won't appear on Broadway this year. While in New York, the star plans to make aevoral ap- , pearanceA is behalf of a fund to i iodinating rearmament to union demands for jurisdictional rights or higher pay. The magasluo charged ihat ap>>r adi, shutdowns at the Gary. Ind. plant of th, t'aniagie-llllnoia Steel Corp., last week resulted In a loss jof DG.ixhi tons of steel products. The CIO-HWOC currently Is conducting twaceful "dues inspection" picketing at the Gary plant, a move which steel executives Interpret at the beginning of a closed shop drive In the Industry Production of aircraft parts was I threatened on two fronts, officials of the Aluminum Company of America plant a< Cleveland, o, charger! ihat a slowdown of 3mi CIO die raetara resulted in a 25 percent curtailment of work on H0.000.00* worth of aircraft parts orders. — —o — ToHAV'S COMMON HltHolt I j Verb* an- modified by adverbs, not by adjectives; but when the condilioll of the subject la de-scrllx-d. use an adjective and when the action of the verb is explained, use an adverb; as | "The vegetables boiled »oft." "The Vegetatdes iMliled softly." » ♦

aid French war prtaonsra. The money is handled by the International Red Cross In Geneva, which la said U guarantee delivery of food packages, etc., to the captured soldiers. Boyer ieavee Hollywood with the assurance of another fat acting rote the lead in • Frsnchman e Creek." Hear that Andy Devine ribbed Bnaierick Crawford and Lon Chaney. Jr, to a fare-you-well on the location of "North to the Klondike " The three were rough-housing at a barbecue and Crawford and Chaney ganged up on Andy. He pretended to have a heart attack and had everybody at ths party scared green. Today's Irony: After Herbert Anderson wore a uniform in "The FlghtiM Wth," "Navy Blues" and "Dive Bomber." he Anally got a civilian role in Warners' Ths Male Animal." Now the draft board has notlAed him to report for induction Oct 23. Plenty of excitement at the dancing school of Rita Hayworth's father. When an instructress became ill. Rita took over and gave tap lessons for four afternoons, This in addition to dally rehearsals for her numbers in "Kadie Was a Lady." Did you notice that Red Skelton has one of the toughest spots on radio? He follows successive halfhours by Burns and Allen, Fibber McGee and Molly and Bob Hope. . . Terrible shock to Hollywood, the death of Gus Kahn. He was one of the greatest song writers of them all . . . At the Rhum Boogie the other night, Rita Stafford. Twentieth Century-Fox beauty, announced that she will wed Billy Noel Rita is the ex-Aancee of Joe QuiUan, Eddie Cantor's writer. Noel is the ex-Aance of Kay Davidson, M-G-M beauty, who now Is expected to marry Warren M< Kinney of the local D. A.'s office. McKinney is the ex-boy friend of Judy Canova. ... Lupe Veles really will head for Honolulu as soon as she Anishes at Columbia in "Honolulu Lou." . . . Rudy Vallee, who usually falls for brunettes, was paying plenty of attention to blonde FYances Scully at the Hollywood Tropics. . , . Funny title for the next show at Slapsy Maxis a—"Cora's a Poppin'. - Broadcast Editors Program On Friday Carl Vsndgrift. production dire, tor of radio station WOWti. announces that tho "Views of the Kdl fore" program, heretofore broadcast on Wednesday, will be given on Friday evening at 7 -'!'t o'cl-i, k Editorials from newspapers in oastern Indiana and western Ohio are read over the station Mr Van dagrift inaugunited the program. Including tho semi-monthly editor's forum, which is broadcast on Wed nosday. Qvun OHannutn <'CHOCOMTf; t ’ America's Anest low-priced candy is what thousands say who have tried Joan Manning Chocolates They wouldn’t be without it for any candy occasion. Try • \ J n sn Manning. Y \ You’ll agree with I V ibem. I lb. «<kKJ?Smith Drug Co-

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