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Medicated Cuticurs Scan and Ointment help quickly relieve itching ad eczema and rmgworm aktentaiii ruined pimple and ennpke rustles Caucura at your druggist's TODAY 0Iii I i one" - YEARS L -- t Cuba Rushes Aid To Grounded Ship 150 J): t i Alcoa Escapes Ten Charges SUCCESS FOR -- -- "Thumbs Up" Pins on 5a10 at Our British Relief Doothm I 1 - E Ilvil f 1 5 i : UAW Prepares For Drive to Save Serilority WORLD-WID- s 1 (Continued from rage One) which has mental helicopter made several successful trial flights Joyner also announced that Jack Dartmouth Durand college climber who scaled the peak in 1938 had offered his services in an attempt to rescue Hopkini from his lofty three-da- y prison Durand wired Joyner that he vvas leaving immediately for Wyoming George Takes It Easy 1125 Meanwhile Daredevil 'George The Mahwah distute involved up in warm blankets with demands of the International Mold- curled liquor at his side and er and Foundry Workers' union aanbotUe offield tent over his head army (AFL) for wage increases and a Hopkins had tried to get down union shop The men struck on from Devils Tower and had failed went 26 to work back but July on September 24 at the board's re- Then expert mountain climbers were called to go up for him They quest had difficulty with t h e granite sides of the almost perpendicular peak and Friday night returned to the ground from a ledge 270 feet up Plan Dawn Start Ernest K Field a it d Warren Correll U S park service rangers will start back Up at dawn Satur Clay and they hope to top the UPW — The volcanic monolith that juts up 3 Oct Drrnom United Automobile Workers union abruptly from the northeastern (CIO announced Friday that it Wyoming badlands like a huge tree would seek agreements with all stump in time to bring Hopkins motorcar manufacturers that will down safely Last Wednesday the protect the seniority of workers In the unemployment threatened Texan who taught parachuting to by the curtailment of normal members of the royal air force floated down in a parachute to peacetime production activities Specifically the union said it the rocky acre that is the top of would try to have extended to windswept Devil's Tower The feat Chrysler Ford Hudson Packard of descending was- too much for and all other companies with him and he spent a miserable day which it has contractual relations and night In the rain and cold the terms of an agreement en- Comforts of Home tered into with General Motors Friday night however he had corporation The General Motors agreement almost the comforts of home It besides protecting the seniority still was cold but with supplies dropped to him from an airplane rights of displaced auto plant workers gives them first call on he was not uncomfortable defense jobs stipulates preference The army tent shielded Hopkins for local workers and provides for from the whipping blasts of wind the "loaning" of workers engaged Outside he built a fire — with in nondefense tasks to companies wood an ax paper and matches in need of skilled and semiskilled by plane He had asked 'labor for armament work with no dropped for the whiskey "11 o r medicinal loos of seniority with their orig- purposes" in one of many notes inal employers scribbled on scraps of heavy paper and tossed to crowds below He ' also had warm food—steak in a box and coffee in a thermos — prepared by friends and pitched out to him from a' low circling plane Field and Correll found the upward climb tough They had to NEW 'YORK Oct 3 drive steel pitons into the stone Int they had not monopolized the face of the tower as they ascended manufacture of certain aluminum forming a crude "ladder" which products Federal Judge Francis G they would need Saturday in bringin ruled of favor Caffey Friday Hopkins a small man weighthe Aluminum company of Amer- ing 115 down from the ing ica and its 48 codefendants on five summit pounds additional points in the govern ment's antitrust law case against them This broughtrto 10 the rulings In favor of the defoodants charged originally with 12 counts of alleged monopolization with no decisions for the government HAVANA Oct 8 (1III-4'- he The five points covered the navy ministry announced Friday manufacture of cooking utensils night that the Cuban cruiser Cuba pistons extrusions and structural has been dispatched to the assistPolish vessel parts foil and miscellaneous prod- ance of the '4426-to-n uct& Two more counts concern Pederewski which ran aground trig sheet aluminum and aluminum off the coast of the province of cable remained to be decided Pinar Del Rio A i'c' 'I' October 4 1941 i u Union The board also announced conclusion of an agreement—also subject to union ratification—for settlement of a dispute involving 440 workers at the American Brake shoe and Foundry company plant at- Mahwah N J No terms of either agreement were made public The' (Consolidated Aircraft Ms- pute Involved Lodge 1125 of the International Association of Machinista (A L) The union had voted to 'walk out September 29 In support of its demands for a 10 cent an hour wage increase but railed off the strike at the mediation board's request Negotiations before a board rime! beaded by George W Stocking justice department economist began Thursday Principal negotiators were Major It H Fleet president of the company George C Castienian general vice president of the I A M and Walter J Chudleigh president of Lodge 1- lt I l- WASHINGTON ' It 1111I sEATTLE Wash Oct 3 (INS) — Commending the building trades union for its record of no strikes in de fen work William Green preoldent of the Amer c a n Federation of Labor declared Friday that such a performance is in line with the A Li policy While he vigorously defended "the righti to strike" as a thing Just precious as a free press or the right of free worship Green those who wished that It might be permanently surrendered "Strike is our big gun" hi said "We are willing to put it behind the door temporarily but we are not going to surrender it to any- Unionists Must Give Okeh To Agreements r)' D' ID i gukt Zeibutte t I 1 Ifr ' 1 1 2 ! 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