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OTHMAN PINES FOR ATOM HEAT

Reporter Tires of Writing "About Coal Strikes.

"By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Staff Corréspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—When

doesn't have to be stoked for 15 years, I shall let John L. Lewis and his coal mine pals have their fun in private. John L. can call all the strikes he wants. Ezra Van Horny can smash chairs. I won't be there, As far back as I can remember, seems like, I've been hot-footing it to the Shoreham hotel regularly while the coal men argued. They're at it again. Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach is praying for cold weather, and I'm getting weary of those seats in the lobby. Schwellenbach’s hope is that a few icy mornings will make the nation’s householders howl loud enough to reach the ears of the 308-pound Van Horn, the mine owners’ negotiator, and Lewis, who weighs almost as much, and who bosses the gents with the shovels. Me, I'm hoping for atomic fuel.

I get my atomic furnace, one that

CAPT. CLINTON GREEN, 5338 N. Pennsylvania st. (eft), is shown checking stacks of captured enemy weapons at an ordnance depot in Rethel, France, before turning them over fo French authorities for use by guards. To date 92,000 of these rifles, German Mausers, have gone

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through the depot. They are thoroughly cleaned and repaired and await final disposition. Capt. Green was formerly with the U. 8. forestry service, and has been in the army three years. Overseas for 18 months, he has

one battle star, Shown with Capt. Green is 1st Lt. Wallace K. Sullivan of Berkeley, Cal.

Coal is' black stuff, anyhow, and makes ashes that have got to be hauled out. But until the urabium | furnace comes I suppose we'll have | coal strikes. | Mostly they have had to do with | wages. As a rule Joh L, doesn’t think his boys get paid enough This one is different. Lewis wants the mine foremen as members of his United Mine Workers union. Differ on Foremen The mine proprietors claim their foremen are executives, not laborers. They say that if Lewis gets them in his union, he'll go after the vice presidents next, Lewis says the mines have nearly 50,000 foremen and-they, 100, Work hard enough to be union men,

That, fellow operators of fup naces, is the sole argument involved in the strike which has

taken 208,000 miners from their jobs, shut down many a steel mill, and threatened the rest of us with a cold winter. I wouldn't attémpt to say which side is right; neither, apparently, would Schwellenbach. Having spent 10 days arguing with the boys until his necktie got more askew than usual, he called an intermission.

At this writing Lewis & Co aren't speaking to Van Horn & Co. except in shouts. This is what has become to be known as the impasse stage in the Shoreham performance. Lewis Is yelling, “Lockout.” Van Horn is retorting, “Absurd.” .

Van Horn Wrecked a Chair Next act, if I can depend on precedent, will find the antagonists slapping each other on the back, signing the documents, and drink-

YOUR G.I. RIGHTS...By

Douglas Larsen

Reserve Corpsmen Get Edge

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.~— Here, are some questions from veterans regarding veterans’ preference for federal jobs: QI want to establish my preference for an opening in the government with the department of agriculture, In filling my application which paper should I use to show honorable separation from the service? A-—-Any one of the following: A certificate of honorable discharge; a certificate of transfer to the fleet naval reserve or marine corps reserve; a ceriificate of transfer to the enlisted reserve corps; an order to the retired list; a certificate of service or a release from active duty; W. D. AGO Form No. 53, “report of separation,” provided item 27 is checked to show “honorable”; an officidl statement from the war department, navy department, marine corps, or coast guard; or an official statement from the public health service that a commissioned officer is entitled to full military benefits. Q--Are members of reserve corps units entitled to preference? A—Yes, upon furnishing proof of

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service, They are not entitled, howover, to preference on the basis of duty performed for training purposes only; such training includes the 15 days’ annual training service by reservists, and the flight training of aviation cadets, appointive grade, in naval and marine corps reserves before Aug. 4, 1942,

QI went to my old government

boss said ‘there was a question about my being in physical shape to handle it, I hurt my leg in Africa. Who has the last word on whether I am fit for my old job, the boss or a doctor? A--Your boss is required to make a physical exam available to you and must submit the reports of the examination with the statement of why you are not physically able to

service commission, The top appointing officer in the department will have the last word in deciding whether you should have your job back. ¢

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the other mine owners were in suite 422-D at the hotel figuring out what to do next.

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I.went down and waited for ‘em {in the lobby, carefully choosing the { chair that has accustomed itself to | my contours over the years. It is a | good chair and I have been com- { fortable in it, but the spring now | seems to be sagging. management is looking into that, I'd also appreciate brighter globes in the reading lamps.

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Ration Calendar

El are valid througn Oct. 31, F [through K1 will be good through Nov. 30. L1, M1, Nl, Pl, and QI {will be good through Dec. 31. Rl | through V1, good through Jan. 31 | Meat dealers will pay four red points {and 4 cents for each pound of waste fat.

| SUGAR~Stamp 38 is good for five | pounas Canning sugar forms are avall{able at ration boards. Spare Stamp {13 In Book 4 must be submitted | with application for each person | listed. All applicants must estab{lish eligibility for canning sugar,

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WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you fee) punk as the dickens, brings on stomach upset, sour taste, gassy discomfort, take Dr. Caldwell’s famous medicine to quickly pull the trigger on lazy “in. pards” and help you feel bright and chipper again. i DR. CALDWELL'S is the wonderful senna laxative contained in good old Syrup to make it so easy to take. MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara tions in prescriptions to make the medicine more palatable and agreeable to take. So be sure your laxative is con tained in Syrup Pepsin. INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL'S— the favorite of millions for 50 years, and feel that wholesofne relief from constipa~ tion. Even finicky children love it.

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Regent Archbishop Damaskinos an-

tan cocktails. Manhattans seem to! nounced today that he has assumed |

the additional post of premier in | the Greek political crisis. Almost all other ministers of the Voulgaris government {will ‘retain their portfolios under Damaskinos. The archbishop was to be sworn

for it, When I last saw him, he and! in before the Holy Synod later to-|

day. It will mark the first time in the history of the Greek parliaiment that a high prelate has headed the government.

' SINGERS MEET FRIDAY

Members of the Society for the Preservation and Eucouragement of

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APQLIS TIMES

By SANDOR S. KLEIN United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Oct. 17 (U. P). — Madam, that new electric range you've been waiting for is positively on the way, . I saw dozens of them, white and shiny, rolling off the production lines. But that's not your only wartime dream that's comidfg true. Electric dish washing machines, I can report, are actually being made; the kind that fits under the kitchen

sink and takes one touch of a button to spray, rinse, wash and dry that after-dinner accumulation. Radio Output Slowed

As tone of a group of 18 correspondents who are making a reconversion tour of American industry, I saw. all this today at the plant of the Edison General Electric Appliance Co. which only a few months ago was turning out ammunition, The company’s plant is fully reconverted, so far as facilities are concerned, but it will take until the end of the year to attain full production on the ranges, dishwashers, water heaters and other electrical appliances. There's some bad news to report, however, about another item that a lot of people have been thinking about for ~Christmas—radio sets. Frank A. Hiter, senior vice president of Stewart-Warner Corp., says there won't be nearly the number

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Hiter told the reporters that the best possible pre-Christmas SPU by. the whole industry is’ 3,000,000 | sets. War Production Board offi- | cials had estimated about 25,000,000 would be ready for Christmas pres- | ents, The trouble is, Hiter said, that! makers of vital components are re- | luctant to go ahead at present | prices fixed by the Office of Price | Administration. The newsmen went through the | corfipany’s radio plant, found it all | tooled up, four production lines | ready, but no radios. Once the | parts start coming .in, Hiter said, the plant will be turning out about 5000 sets a day. Prices will be! something around the 1842 level for comparable sets. Hit ‘Slow-Down’ Causes { R. W, Turnbull, president &f the company, said he expects to get ap-| proval from the OPA of a “national price policy” under which the new| reconversion goods will be priced uniformly throughout the country. |

He figures the items will sell at) around the 1942 prices. During a visit to the Johns-Man- |

ville plant at Waukegan, Ill, the reporters heard Corporation Presi-| dent Lewis H. Brown say that re-| conversion in general is “stalling” for a half dozen reasons, Among these were the demand by labor for 52 hours pay for 40 hours; former war workers ‘going on vacation”; sub-normal output per man-

predicted in time forthe holiday.

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