The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1942, Page 3

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1942 WHAT IT MEANS TO SUSPEND OUR QUESTION ASKED WHAT IT WOULD MEAN, IN FIRST) PLACE, TO WAR EFFORT OF | COUNTRY | By HERMAN ALLEN AP Features Service Writer The demand for suspension of the 40-hour week is only a little snow-ball on top of Capitol Hill! right now. But there are plen-| ty of people in Congress who would like to give it a push and| send it booming right out into| Pennsylvania avenue and from| there right into every factory in the nation. What would this mean to the war effort? In the first place it would be best to clear the air by emphasiz- ing that the 40-hour law does not put a flat limit on the length of time anybody may work. It merely says that after a man has worked 40 hours in any week he must be’ paid overtime rates for any time he works the rest of the week. | To suspend the 40-hour week) ‘would merely mean that a work- er could put in more than 40 hours before his overtime pay | would begin. | ‘Washington labor circles de- | clare the effect on production of war goods probably ,would be very little. War production is on an overtime basis right now. The government is paying the over- time, so it wouldn't save the} employer anything. It would, of| course, save the government a! lot of money. On the other hand, such a | | | selections jin Key West FOLLOWING THROUGH BY AGUILAR | COceereaesansancscseesessececceesassanseseesees: | We continue our review of;Acevedo, 173; G. Garcia, 223; J.| baseball activities in Key West | Roberts, ee se abs | 4 1c : ie! erling, ; sours thevlate, HU sUnUL iG acevetnasis aetna eas: | Acevedo, 20; M. Griffin, 30. | The All-Stars were selected as follows: First,,Team—Griffin, c; Bethel, | Carbonell and, Lopez, p; Pena, 1b: | |Cates, 2b; Baker, 3b; A. Acevedo, | !ss; G. Garcia, Lucilo and Ster. jling, outfielders. Subs—M. Grif- { fin, Stanley and I. Rodriguez. | Second Team—Al. Rodriguez, | i¢; Malgrat, Gates, Molina and {Stone, p; J Barcelo, 1b; Al. Ace-| ivedo, 2b; G. Acevedo, 3b; Mo-| ; M. Acevedo, J. Roberts, land F. Acevedo, out-| Subs—Goss and Sweet-} M. | r F. | present time. In our last column we reached mid-way of 1938. continue from there. had We Ralph Sierra sent his All-Star to The Citizen Pensacola, where he tioned. His “picks” lished June 17, 1938, Sierra declared that lections should engage the announced forhtcoming series with Miami and Cuban stars. from | was were pub- sta- his in se- fielders. was an-/jing series | date On June 21, 193 announced pat forthcoming —— up to that The batting averages of play- ers on June 30: Griffin, .292; Bethel, .248; Carbonell, .250; Baker, .400; Cates, .692; Sterling, .545; Pena, .333; G. Garcia, .307; Malgrat, .200; Salinero, .200; A. Acevedo, .416; J. Barcelo, .300; Al. Rodriguez, .400; Lueilo, .428; Al. Acevedo, 230; Mullins, .300; Villareal, .300; F. Acevedo, .290; . M. Acevedo, .350. were: Stone, 1.000; Cates, .750; Al. Rodriguez, Sterling, .66' Lucilo, .444; Baker, .400; Molina, -714; M. Acevedo, .3: Puby Carbonell A. Acevedo, G. Garcia, .250; Barcelo, .142. On June 24, The Citizen pub- lished the latest balloting for an! All-Star club It was announced | there would be no further voting from that date. The results were: | Catcher—Beliss Griffin, 212 Al. Rodriguez, 240, and Izzy Rod- wi riguez, 98. Pitcher—R. Bethel, 248; Mal-'Jows: grat, 140; Salinero, 123; Gates; P. Baker, 3b, .400; | Starting lineup for the Kev! ‘est Stars in the International Series was> announced as_ fol-} move might be of great bene- fit to non-war industry, retail | stores and so on, Many of these! concerns, faced with rising costs! and taxes, cannot afford to pay | much overtime and may not be} able to get help to run extra shifts of only 40 hours. In connection. with lengthen- | ing work hours, it is of interest | yy, to note what happened in Ger- many. A report to the Interna- tional Labor Office on the Ger-} man situation says: 4 “When hostilities broke out it! was: considered necessary to give | thé government greater freedom of action. By the war economy order of Sept. 1, 1939, all restric- tions on normal hours of. work fot adult men were abolished. ‘Less than three months later it'was found necessary :to’ re- store the regulations in a certain | measure . . . The president of the | National Employment Office ob- | sefved: ‘Attention must be paid to: the physical and mental lim- its to any extension of hours. Any abuses lightly committed in this Tespect will have to be paid for| sooner or later’.” Shortly thereafter the govern- | ment decided to restore a limit to the working of overtime in ex- cess of the normal 8-hour day, | the limit being fixed at 10 hours | a day as a general rule and 12) hours for some jobs which in-| volved lengthy periods of time} when the worker was simply re- | quired to be present. The German labor orfier of December 12, 19: “Even though it is necessary to increase output, exaggerated de-| mands on labor must be avoid. » protection d: | Britain had a similar experi-| ence. The British found that | after.a certain number of hours, depending on the type of work, | errors increased and the value of overtime work fell off U. S. Manpower Commissioner | McNutt recently observed that it | was his opinion, too, that returns | diminished according to the type of work. For example, a precision | worker making delicate aviation instruments would suffer nervous fatigue much sooner than one operating a punch press. EVENING SHOPPERS— Until Christmas | we will be } open from 7 P. M.| to 8 P. M. for your! convenience. UF You're Looxie Fea ft SEe PAUL SmirH ‘334 SimowronsT. 86; P. Carbonell, 83: Stone, 80:| Lucilo, cf, .428; J. Casa, 50; Molina, 49: Q. Lo-| A Acevedo, ss, .416; Pez, 28. W. Cates, 2b, .692; First Base—J. C Griffin, c, 250; Pena, 181; Goss, C. Sterling, rf. .545; Second Base—Cates, 310; Bak-| M. Pena, 1b, er. 115; Al. Acevedo, 109. G Garcia, If, Barcelo, 333: 100. “|tions, born Greenville, Tenn., 45! | Third Base—Baker. 150; Cates, | 130: G.. Acevedo, 120. Malgrat, sub p, .200; Salinero, sub p, .200; 75; Stanley, 92. fontroversial salary ra t in g| nitro cellulose. | get board approved a and negro, on a basis son announced detail Shortstop—A. Acevedo, ullins, 120. Rightfield—Rubberman Gare 160; G. Acevedo, 157; Villare M. Acevedo, sub out., .350; J. Barcelo, sub inf., .300; P. Carbonell, sub p, 250; Al. Rodriguez, sub c, .428. 389; Centerfi¢ld—Lucilp, ' \'325; TO BE CONTINUED TEACHERS TO BE. _ ., RATED ON ABILITY ; TAMPA, Dee. 11.—(FNS) Ther PUT TO NEW USES BALTIMORE — Products of the milkweed are being used in the manufacture of paper, rayon and schedule for Hillsborough Coun-| eee ty's 1100 schoo! teachers became | Of 48.956 American casualties | a reality last week when the bud- | 19, date the Army leads with 32,- plan for} both white; of ability and | STRONG performance as well educati oe keg coon COFFEE School Superintendent Robin-! of the| AT ALL rating all teachers, plan, which he said adopted } by the school board but could not be made public until the budget board approved it. A committee of educators _ is now engaged in rating all teach- €s in the county, he said, and al- though the schedule is effective | this month, changes in salary payments will not be made until > the rating is finished. 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