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SATURDAY! cz Agree on Guaranteed Wage CIO United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther (right) shakes hands with Ford Motor Company Vice President John S Bugas after announcing that contract bargaining teams had arrived at an agreement in Detroit Reuther won the “guaranteed wage” for 140500 Ford workers in a new three-yea- r contract with the company semi-annu- al Bloody Beginning' i Regular 199! 720 on sale! assorted fabric women’s Reuther Has Come Long Way Since Fight 18 Years Ago t By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON (AP)— Eighteen years ago newspapers carried pictures of Walter Reuther his face bloodied after a beating by company tough guys for trying to organize auto workers into a - slilDS union This week newspapers carried pictures of the same Reuther all smiles sitting beside smiling John S Bugas’ a Ford Motor Co vice president after their agreement on an historic contract Those bloody days of 1937 may seem primitive now In the inter- competition with General Motors If GM now doesn’t grant the vening years the United Auto Workers union has become the UAW what Ford did and there's a strike the giant of the induslargest in the CIO it has organtry may suffer terrible damage ized all the auto But In any auto strike that lasted makers’ plants the workers would suffer long and the industry too terribly has learned to All lessons to the contrary the live with it industry may have strikes again A n historian if the union and the companies looking back on this week 200 get out of balance in their relayears from now may think the tions and demands although the way UAW President Reuther and more benefits the workers get the less willing they will be" to Bugas worked out the contract take a chance on a strike was as sensational as the principle they agreed on: A guaranteed annual wage Both Sides Negotiated Both sides negotiated as businessmen Neither made swaggering threats beforehand thus making compromise possible Both The company compromised yielded more than it originally offered Reuther accepted less than he demanded That historian looking back with the hindsight of history and the evidence of events which haven't occurred yet may decide the maturity both sides showed in this case was the coming of age of American labor and management Perhaps that is true for the UAW and the auto industry and they will henceforth live peacefully But it won’t be true with other unions and other industries and it may not be true for the UAW and the auto makers Business This week’s Ford-UAsettlement friendly as it was was a business If Ford defied the union and the workers struck the company might have lost disastrously in the fierce O Nylonlzed tricots O Cotton plisses O Nylon lace and eyelet 27 trim Easy to wash Dry in a jiffy O Sizes O Whites pinks 32-3- 40-4- 8 6 Values to 149 each Your choice kitchen gadgets Buy any two you want pay only 150 Kitchen utility saws Cake and cooky racks Cake icing pans Onion choppers o Garlic presses Magnetic “reminder” boards Rotary food graters Deluxe can openers Candy thermometers Meat thermometers Pastry cloth & rolling pin ers Pepper mills cov- And many many more summer straw 115 fine quality HANDBAGS WOMEN’S NYLONS ' r eg 298 Cold-Bloode- d 74 c 200 S98 Entire stock of pastel summer handbags reduced Gaily trimmed with flower ensembles Buy now for rest of summer wear Stock reduction of black heel 60 giuge 15 deniers knee highs in 51 gauge 15 denier and 51 gauge 30 denier service' girls' cotton 995 value women's PLISSE DUSTERS STYLE SHOES 299 300 M’s weights Popular shades W cold-bloode- d Values to 4501 50 pieces Only! 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