Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1937, Page 11

RIGHT-TO-WORK SUIT TESTS UNION Sales Force of Auto Firm Go to Court in Fight to Stay Unpledged. B7 the Associated Press, SAN FRANCISCO, August 6—A test suit seeking to establish a man's right to work without being forced to join a union was filed in Superior Court here yesterday. Attorneys said they believe it is the first of its kind in the United States. ‘The action, asking an injunction against picketing, was filed by I. M. Peckham as attorney for the 32 members of the Howard Automobile Co.’s sales force. Temporary Restraint Granted. ‘The court granted a temporary re- straining order and directed the de- fendants to show cause August 10 why the injunction should not be made permanent. Defendants include the Retail Au- tomobile Salesmen's Union local, the A. F.of L, various automotive trade unions and Mrs. Alice Rosseter, re- gional National Labor Relations Board director. The complaint, signed by the 32 salesmen, contend picketing of the company is illegal because they have no dispute with their employer and because there is no law requiring them | — %0 join & union. The action relates Mrs. Rossetter was included to prevent the labor board from interfering. Picket Line Set Up. ‘The plaintiffs, constituting the company’s entire automobile sales force, seek court action to permit their working without joining the Re- | tail Automobile Salesmen’s Union, an | A. F. of L. affiliate, which established picket lines when the salesmen refused to join. Counsel for the salesmen said they already had an organization for col- lective bargaining, and they refused to scrap it te join the union. Operations of the company were virtually halted, because other union workers refused to pass the picket lines. Nature’s THE EVENING Children Blow Fly (Family Sarcophagidae). BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. HERE are some things we find hard to talk about. This is es- pecially true of the “blow flies” or flesh flies. They belong to a large group of flies which comprises a great many species. Tre wings of blow flies are gray, striped with black. The hairy body carries germs from one spot to an- other. The furry legs drag them over surfaces as they wander from place to place. Their eyes are large and compound, occupying most of the head. The males have more plumy antenna than the spouse. They have a keen sense of smell. A dead animal or decaying flesh odor, carried on the air, leads them with unerring haste to the spot. What the flying insect desires ix not only food for herself but a place where she may deposit her eggs and at the same time provide abundant nourishment for her offspring. Some of the flesh flies even de- posit their young on the decom- If Constipated Take This Tip Here's one of the friendliest tips one can give another—how to really re- lieve Constipation. It is simply this: One or two E-Z Tablets taken when bilious, due to Constipation, are amaz- ingly effective . . . yet so mild and gentle. If you haven't felt good for some time . ., have headaches, tired feeling, no pep, you may be suffering from Intestinal Fatigue, commonly called Constipation. It so, E-Z Tab- lets are what you need. You get 6&7E little E-Z Tablets for 25c. At all good | Distributed by: drug stores. posing matter; others leave groups of eggs there. In either case the blow- fly youngsters will be surrounded by food of which they are very fond and upon which they flourish rapidly. Members of this family have eco- nomic importance in several States where greet herds of cattie are raised. A wound on the body of an animal may be selected by a blow fly for her eggs. The larva upon hatching will nd only attack the diseased flesh but infect the healthy tissue join- ing it. The health of the creature is affected by the presence of the an- noying larva as the wound spreads. Cleansing of the wound with a good disinfectant and covering it so that it will heal quickly is the only rem- edy to use. “The animal, relieved of the pain, soon recovers. STAR, WASHINGTON, However, some of these small pests are known to seek the ears or nos- trils of well animals. Here, out of sight of those who understand these nefarious ways, the larva goes deeper and deeper into the head of the poor beast, until usually in this case the afflicted one dies. ‘The important thing to do to rid the land of these pests is to bury all flesh that is in the state that at- tracts these flies. See to it also that all eggs are buried or burned and the place where the dead animal has lain is thoroughly treated with an insecticide that will rid the ground of any eggs that might have dropped. Fortunately, there are many scav- engers among Nature's Children, es- pecially the beetles and other crea- tures, that are busily engaged keep- ing the surface of the ground free from all objectionable matter. The house fly is & near relative 1o the blow fly. Both of them are dis- ease carriers and repulsive neigh- bors. It is the duty of each citizen to do all in his power to keep the air pure and sweet. FIRST «r THIRST! ALWAYS ask for / ; JACOB RUPP Jueob Ruppert, New York City 1D (05 Brain Twizzlers BY PROF. J. D. FLINT. THE complicated agé problems seem to intrigue a great number of ‘Twizzlers. Some have even discovered that the age spacing of their own fam- ilies works itself into a Twizzler beau- tifully. 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