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officers of the powerful C. I. O, United - Auto Workers union today

Justified the U, ‘A. W.s eéurrent|

-portal-to-portal pay drive. They said the union is “only seeking legal redress for a grievance that has plagued the auto . workers for many years." BT President Walter P. Reuther, Vice Presidents R. J. Thomas and Richard T, Leonard, and Secretary- . Treasurer George PF. Addes joined in a statement outlining the U. A. W's position on portal pay. + They said the union based clirrent suits on failure of automotive employers to “comply with the wage and hour act as interpreted by a

court” in the case of the Mt. Clemens (Mith) Pottery Co. Subject to Rules The worker's time, they sald, “ceases to be his own from the time ‘he sets foot on his employer's property at the start of the shift until he leaves that ‘property ¥en

regulations from'the time. he enters the plant gates until he leaves the factory greunds,” they said. “He may be discharged or discipliied for acts which his employer holds to be in violation of such rules and regulations, gven though] he is not actually at” work when such acts occur.”

The U. A.W. leaders contended]

that many employees are expected to lay-out tools, arrange materials, adjust machinery and perform similar operations on their own time before and after the shifts for which they are paid actually begin. , “Only Simple Justice’ “We think it is only simple justice to ask that the workers be compensated for this time,” they said. The four assafled newspaper accounts which “either insinuate or openly ‘charge that the workers are trying to ‘hold up’ employers by

Ee = exe at We Salented. hd 8 ERE 5. CHAPTER 14 “ JEFF STRAIGHT NED in his chair. It was no use. He was absolutely no good, ‘and a blasted dumb-bell for working so hard. Every night for a week—and all his

stuff perfectly foul, Try as he would, he seemed unable to do the hillbilly sketches he'd talked about to Sidney; instead, he invariably wound up with another of these: caricatures of his father, 3 He had dozens of the things, done at random, almost” without volition-~now wadded balls of paper, they littered the room; pic tures of Papa in his gray uniform, many Sine psa, . “MUST BE A brain quirk,” thought Jeff. “A psychological something,” Stooping over the newest picture, he drew a large button on the front of the Major's tunic and, on the button, the words: “I Chew Spunky Mule.” . , . A further indication of incipient = mental

nave been; the fault (“dear ‘Brutus’ was not ‘in Sidney's stars, but in

cious manuscript as if for’ good.

(herself, she thought, and all the|and he was suprigingly brisk, ai-

Camerons. They seemed to be fmn-

mured in some inward and inviolate most breezy, though this briskness

preoccupation. Well, not quite all. Mamma wasn't,

Smiling seraphioally;

Mamma prepared Rose's convocation ward-|Papa. An untenable idea (“Just|’ robe, buying dress patterns, bolts of [my evil mind,”

was for himself, only. a

‘Ia tardy romance might have beset thought Sidney,

materials, sewing steadily, tacking |without shame) because you could

embroidered ruffles and French |as easily imagine flutterings in the] -

knots in the’ most unlikely places

,| bronze breast of Abraham .Lin-|

bunching up miles of baby ribbon | coln’s statute standing in FE pour into pompons, monogramming mus- | house wage.

lin nightgowns and linen handker-

chiefs. Casting aside economy's in‘hibitions, Mamma had let herself go.

“THE REST of us will have to skimp a little this year,” Mamma said, stitching and smiling, “because

the way Rosé looks is so important. The convocation may make a difference in Rose's whole future!”

BUT THERE vee all those morning promenades to the St. George. Several tifties a week he went to the hotel to see Mr. Milgrim.” Well, who*was this Mr. Milgrim, and why was he interested In Papa? :

couldn't think that Papa was ever

! Sidney knew what was meant by | interesting ‘to_anybody—so he must that. At the Washington receptions | be up to something. But what?

and balls,~Rose would be meeting numbers of young men, such right|had to do with herself. Every}

The tag ends of Sidney's thinking

young men, probably all with the |spring for several years, she had Old Dominion background. Who made it a practice to fall in love—

could foresee the outcome?

not so deeply that it hurt, but just

But what about Rose? She didn't |for the fun of it—and this year too

chaos; because, of course, Papa didn't.

slammed down his pencil. It was as she dusted that Sidney came upon the many discarded pictures of Papa. They were all clever, especially the seated poses (she alway thought of Papa as sitting) and the one with the “I Chew Spunky Mule” button made her laugh outright. - t J 2 THOSE PICTURES not too crumpled she carried to her own room, gradually accumulating a pile of them. The really should be submitted in that contest—but they wouldn't be, and she began to think nothing would be, for Jeff only dallied with the hillbilly cartoons. - Too. bad, though, that some-. body, soméwhere, couldn't have this

on a

pay.”

If the spring wasn't , all it ahiould

want to go to Washington, Sidney [she had rather counted on an

knew {itinow. Rose was the kind of interlude of

person who can smile over the tail- |

»rhaps with Basil, since he “was

“Oh, bogh!” Jeff groaned, and gate of a tumbrel, but there was no right at hand and she was sure {heart behind her smile, as she stood ! of his reflexes,”

long “hours for fittings; whipped *

seams, ran strips of velvet and gros-

INDEED, SHE i exerted some

grain through eyelets. Something |effort to see Basil in a romantic was definitely amiss with Rose but light; saturatihg herself with violet

even adroit questioning elicited no

clues. -

cologne, she “had. sat’ fof hours before the gramophone listening to

THEN THERE Th Papa, more|a tenor voice singing the “Bedouin detached than ever, an abstraction|Love Song.”

so profound that Sidney doubted if he knew it was spring at all or,

But it wouldn't work. ‘The idea of Basil in a turban and one of those flowing white robes was just

knowing, would have cared. In 84, ludicrous.

negative. way, Papa was amiable;}

not protesting that Miss. Amy Latshaw. cured me for good.”

squandered the house-keeping Money on finery for Rose, going|, fig for Ace. . . It was mighty].

Not that she had actually cared

bravely out on his route. Yet Papa funny, though, about him; and she

was not himself.

Sidney had tric 70° diagnose) meet him again. the change in Papa. It couldn’t bel - due to flashes of literary inspira-

sometimes had the notion she would

(To Be Continued)

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