Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1943 — Page 2

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RASHINGTON, ‘March 4 (U. P). ployees at two Washington and at California aft factories} received genéral wage ines short of their demands, but h a majority of the war labor d contends are all that is allowunder the “little steel” wage

A WLB members, with Public Wayne L. Morse and the labor members dissenting, ; ded a general wage increase of Seret Pilot Robert Dale Fattig. |

Co. employees at the Seat-

and Benton, Wash., plants, and | Jnerease averaging 7 cents an

to approximately half of the

,000 California employees. s ‘The board held that Boeing work- : : “were entitled to the boost be- : j

“of cost of living adjustments

id that employees of the California 5 : : ants, who already have obtained | Former Star, Times Em-ses-permitted under that part : J i the formula, were entitled to a| ployee Believed Killed in r increase because of certain as alities correctible under the ‘Raid on Germany,

‘The award fell below not only the| Sergt. Pilot Robert Dale Fattig, jorkers’ demands but beneath gen-!a fighter pilot of the Royal Cana31 pay Inzeates proposed last duly dian air force, was killed in action : : 0 of the California companies : i ; : L : fiat indicated that the majority of [> oy he Canadian Eoverment 4 i We've just the dress you've been loo king" for to boar is determines sosiiok py | IEGIe is parE A A IL “TR A | stay fresh and crisp from office to dinner-date or m y . vy : fF g ttle steel Iormula, from the kitchen to the movies. They're flower-

8 Los Angeles union leaders|yesterday. icized as “manifestly unfair” the| petore joining the RCAF in Sep- garden prints from: our brilliant collection of

> i & labor board's wage incremsel.... or 1041, Serst. Fatug was] & : 59 Spring-into-Summer dresses so erfoct under " an employee of the editorial depart- 1 me BR : 7} your coat now and later alone. . Choose from a “Betrayed,” Says Union , ; ments of the Indianapolis Star and |} wide variety of flattering styles and lovely pat-

Officials of the A. F. of L. ma- earlier of The Indianapolis Times. hs. union, f opRSseniing Shou: He was the first of the Star's edi-- terns in rayon French crepes. : ; raft workers at Seattle, yoris) employees to go into service Ti y H is t Ti y Pri : Diego and Los Angeles, charged sind rah J) dis at a In rice . Sizes 12 to 20; 38 to 44 and 46 to 52 board had “betray el He was a close friend of Ensign : ; 3 of the workers’ by failing to) gapert, 1, Fleetwood, another Times : >-Fashion Drees Depasiment demands that their wages be employee, and William C. McClure, : 3S 00 | : .

8d to mateh those paid West] st shipyard workers. of the Star, both of whom lost their

A. PF, of L. machinists locals at

recent] , : Being 3 Scale 3na Reman, os Y: Graduate of Tech They're young and perky and carefree as a breeze! ur ly miAim--an increase of| Bob Fattig was born in Indian- had rosy $0 Simply i yy Date wiph Sveryining cen : Y 1 - Tnion officials, however. promised)” =, iad lived here a'l his life, frou self-material trim. The beret is in felt with felt ere would be no repetition of the| Fe celebrated his 27th birthday just cigarette trim, You'll want several in different colors. ork stoppage of last Thursday|10 days before his death. He atEh halted production of flying|tended public school 15 and was|f ~Downstairs at AYRES Stpens eu, Satie and| graduated from Technical high : : WLB's determination to pre-|5¢hool in June of 1934. the stabilization policy was| After attending the Indiana uniered a virtual challenge to|versity extension cénter here, he enin L. Lewis, whose United Mine|rolled at Butler and was graduated rkers seek a $2-a-day wage in-|there with a B. 8. in journalism in ® for bituminous miners in di-|1939, He was a member of the varcontravention of the formula. sity tennis team and belonged to bituminous miners have re-|sigma. Delta Chi, journalism fraAd the maximum increase al- ternity. 8d under that formula, He was a member of the Indian- _ Lewis Raps Formula Lapolis Newspaper guild. (Lewis atfacked the little steel] Sergt. Fattig received his primary aula in a speech at: Scranton,|training in Toronto, Canada, and « yesterday in which he promised |received his wings Sept. 25, 1042, at |} ! : HL ad sik Ee Be SMS 0 sthracite miners they would have|Uplands, Ontario, He visited his ; . : 1a yO =P iy on Our wage increase in their new con-|parents and sister, Miss Fanchon ae Hr : £0 Jhb i ne ly 0 Fattig, here and then was sent over- 3 er os E : : - aks aid fos } Today the tri-district convention |seas to England dnd Scetland tof + fo: Alay : : 4 oie = DEFERRED if the United Mine Workers adopted [complete his training. He was with : ; : A ; : Be - PAYMENT resolution calling for a $2-a-day|a bombing squadron of the RCAF : : : : : : : @ increase for anthracite miners|before his work as a fighter pilot, ; : ; ; ; i : PLAN rejected another resolution de-| In a letter to his friends at The fc : : : ; : ding revocation, yof the 50-cents|Star in mid-January he told of his 0 ath increase in union dues.) transefer to fighting planes and s important than the WLB|added that he “still had a lot of v's wage ruling was its order | training to do.” uniform pay schedules be : ablished at the California plants, Wanied Shot a4 Jerties ; Our Famous d on the principle of equal pay| The last letter to his parents said 2

‘equal work and designed tolhe had been transferred to Scotland.

nate a barrier to top produc-| Although the notice of his death “Lad Isabel” = . Ss Een Beh : - . |gave no detalls, the family believes y : ; : | Ab Xo eo YS na Se 1 Fo A NTH ns | Wilton or Fxninster Jon OTTAWA, March 4 (U, P).—A|land and may have beén participat-

| per cent increase in the cost of|ing in raids on Germany since the : \/ : : Broadloom g was registered in Iceland|telegram said he was killed in ac-|f - £ : Sr : Le ae

ng the latter half of 1942, the|tion on Sunday.

lives in military sirplane accidents

he asked her not to worry and de-

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