Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1937, Page 52

" F-8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 25, 1937—PART FOUR. G M. C. WILL NEET INON LEADERS Revision of Agreement to Be Discussed—Ford Quiz Recessed. By the Associated Press, DETROIT, July 24 —General Motors Corp. and the United Automobile Workers of America will confer Mon- day on union proposals to revise their wages and work agreement. The same day the National Labor Relations Board hearing on a com- | plaint against the Ford Motor Co. will | enter what may be its last week. The hearing was in recess today. | Spokesmen for General Motors and the U. A. W. A. announced last night that representatives of each will meet at 2 pm. (E. S. T.) Monday. Union to Seek Revision. The union has notified the corpora- | tion it will seek revision of the ammni ment, signed after last Winter's pro- | longed strike. and General Motors, in reply. demanded written assurance of | no further unauthorized stoppages of work before it would enter negotiations. | The agreement, under its provisions | may be revised or revoked after | August 11 Flovd O. Tanner. vice president in eharge of industrial relations, and possibly William S. Knudsen, president, will represent General Motors in the conference. | The union delegation will be Homer Martin, president: Wyndham Mortimer | and Ed Hall, vice presidents: Paul E. | Miley. Cleveland; Howard Thompson, | Janesville, Wis, and Elmer Dowell, | Kansas City. Foreman Testifies. Richard Elberth, a Ford foreman, | was on the stand vesterday when the | N. L. R. B. hearing was adjourned until Monday morning. The board's complaint charges the company with discrimination against, and “brutal” | treatment, of A. W. A. members. | Elberth testified that men under | him listed in the complaint as being | discharged by the company for union | activity were .dismissed instead be- cause of unsatisfactory work. He said there still were some mnfon | men in his department, that he never | had been instructed to fire any one | for union activity, and that he never knew any of the dismissed men be- | longed to the U. A. W. A. until the N. L. R. B. complaint was filed. Albert Rasmussen, a company police- man, was the first Ford employe | called to the stand who was present | when U. A. W. A. members dis- tributing leaflets outside the Dear- born plant were beaten May 26. He testified that he was directing | traffic near gate ¢ when Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter Reuther, | union leaders who were injured, | drove up. He said he heard Theodore Gries, a Ford employe, warn them to | “stay off private property.” Gries is awaiting trial with seven | other men on a State court warrant | charging assault, issued after the fight at the plant gates, | SHUTDOWN 1S VOTED FOR KOSHER STORES | Employers’ Strike in Protest of Mounting Wholesale Prices Approved. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 24—Five thou- #and kosher meat and poultry store owners have voted to close their shops | indefinitely in protest against high wholesale meat prices, Samuel Jacobi, gecretary of the Federation of Kosher Butchers, announced today. Jacobi said the “employers’ strike"” had been temporarily postponed be- cause of opposition from butchers in | the Rockaways, Coney Island and | newhboring resorts, but that a meet- | inz had been called next Wednesday | to fix the date. The federation secretary said a wholesale price rise from an average of | 31 to 23 cents & pound had forced | hundreds of small independent own- ers into bankruptey, “We want to let the public know of these high prices,” he added. “We want the United States Department of Agriculture to investigate why prices are so high.” * Jacobi, who estimated 95 per cent of the 2,000,000 Jewish residents here | were dependent upon meat and poul- try furnished by the kosher stores, | #aid the industry has a weekly busi- hess turnover of $2.000,000. 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Tufted Cabinet _______ base 2-piece Kinkimo Covered Modern Living Room Suite __ 2-piece Carved Frame Suite covered in cut mohair 3-piece Tapestry Living Room 2-piece Knuckle Arm Friez- ette Living Room Suite____ Regular $7 Volue ST .69 Table Lomps Now $3.89 $9.64 55.95 53% 58.95 $ | 5.95 $ | 5,95 $ | 7.95 525.95 $47.95 Occasional Chair, green or rus Occasional Chair 3-piece Fibre Suite 85_86 Sg.99 sg.81 $12.75 $15.38 $34.10 0DD BEDROOM WAS $|9A95 $11% $|7.95 5235 5]9.95 52695 Occasional Rocker 3-piece Fibre Suite Cogswell Chair 3-piece Maple Suite Lounge Chair 3-piece Maple Suite Lounge Chair and Ottoman 3-piece Maple Suite Moderne Club Chair 3-pi;;e Blonde Maple Suite_ Barrell-Back Lounge Chair_ ALL KINDS OF TABLES WAS $ | 8‘95 $ | 4.95 36.50 55.95 $10% 56.50 $15% 569 Regular $1.79 Value Feather Pil- [ Now $10-99 $7.88 $11.76 $1G-38 $9.98 $]1'7-33 $4.33 Drop Leaf Table—Duncan Phyfe Base. Mahogany Finish Burl Walnut Modern Studio Table Glass Top Modern End Table____ Walnut Veneer Console Table___ Solid Walnut Occasional Table__ End or Hardwood Dresser _ Regular $9.95 56.44 Crib, Enamel ish _ Walnut Finish Wardrobe Occasional Table—Walnut Finish. Poster Bed Walnut or Mahogany Solid Walnut Cocktail Table____ Coffee Table—Walnut Finish____ Modern Cocktail Table—Solid Walnut-Glass Top Desk Chest in Walnut or Maple Finish __ Metal Robe—Brown Finish Regular $695 33.96 Boudoir Chair__ & Reductions as Great as Regular $104.95 Seven-piece Modern Walnut Veneer Dinette Suite. . fet, Table, China and 4 Regular $114.75 10-Piece Walnut Veneer Dining Suite. Includes F Regular $129.75 Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite. ikifully: finished: ir Wa ' Now $9.97 $15.99 $19.92 $92G.94 $14.66 S10-47 52681 $7.83 WAS 514 $19-%5 $27% $3795 $]19:55° $ | 5.95 $3495 $1375 PIECES Now $Q7.95 S3@.75 $34.98 $4@-75 S1849 $2.4.88 Spinet Desk __ Colonial Desk, Colonial Secret, Governor Win mahogany f1 Kneghole Desk Chrome Z»Cugfiio Settee, Howell Chrome Settee, and back Chrome Chair, choice of colors.__ Chrome Spring Chair, several WAS $549S $ | 295 $3450 2675 $ | 6,95 $ | 435 $795 525.95 544.75 NOw $3.96 $7.89 $19.74 $]14.16 sg.84 Metal Bed—Brown Finish_______ Simmons Modern Steel Bed Solid Mahogany Twin Beds Box Springs—Twin Size___ $9.92 $4.48 $1'7.76 $28.60