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Goodyear Counsel Asks Continuance of Hearing Favor Restoring 22 Million to tiik rtvTu.mrtt. itnnmiM.Tov imvoiv ikiiui. ji n. MY Farm Budget STORE WIDE (Mm I flLI Iilff I I -v jr- XXXAX' XI f- "1 I I 1 W' i I 1 -J tr 1 1 4 -v- JBt I I I J1 1 1,1 Jift 7 4CW SHOP SATURDAY: 9 A. M.

to 9 P. M. WASHINGTON. D. C.

Farm-minded senators Thursday reversed the house economy drive by agreeing to restore more than $225,000,000 to the annual agricultural appropriation. The agreement -was reached at a closed-door session of a Senate Appropriations subcommittee presided over by Sen. Brooks (R. III). Senators reported these major increases: 1 A full $300,000,000 for benefit payments to farmers who complied this year with the administration's "conservation and use" program and a pledge to continue it next year with $150,000,000 for these purposes.

The house had cut this year's payments to and directed that no program be planned for 1948. 2 A full $75,000,000 to continue the federal aid for school lunch programs in the next 12 months. The house had allowed $45,000,000 for this program after its appropriation committee recommended $5,000,000. 3 A $250,000,000 fund for the Rural Electrification administration's loan program. This is nmre than recommended by- the house Administrative funds for this aeency also were increased $1,000,000.

4 A $20,000,000 loan fund to aid veterans and tenants to become land owners. The house had eliminated this item. Vfctc Chadrtni 12). CLINTON. II.

G. Cressinger (center), resident manager of Clinton Goodyear Footwear plant, examines subpoena issued by Max Rothenberg (left), counsel for National I-anor Relation board. Hearing in dispute between company and rubber workers union opened Wednesday at Magill hotel before Trial Examiner Howard Myers (riglit). of the men, seeking to withdraw from the group, informed on them x-vt Vow 4.9S Vrt 4.9S Inconvenient At This Time, Waring States io me poiice. Cairo on Alert Police to Charge 6 With Chain of Robberies GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

(aP) Authorities Friday named six men as members of a gang they said netted approximately in a series of 200 safe crackings in Michigan and Indiana during the past three years. Assistant Prosecutor Roger Mc-Mahon said elaborate pains taken by the gang to cover up their robberies came to naught when one Motorist Takes Life VANDAL. I A. ILU Wn Michael W. Zehcl.

40, of California. committed suicide Thursday, Coroner Ross Carson said, by slashing an artery in his left arm with a razor blade as he rode in the back seat of an automobile in which his wife ard their three children were en route to St. Louis. CAIRO. (I) The government proclaimed a state of emergency in Cairo Frid.iy in anticipation of possible anti-British disorders growing out of a rally sionsorel by a Wafdist (nationalist) youth organization calling itself the "Wafdist Vanguard." BY GENE MED LEY.

Pantagraph Staff Writer. CLINTON. William C. Waring counsel for the Goodyear Footwear Corporation, applied Friday roon for a continuance until Thursday of the National Labor Relations board hefving in the dispute between the Goodyear com 1 LIGHT FIXTURES hkmkn tttiu Were 1.93 Sic IreuMe Were 15.00 6.95 Pin Up Were 4.19... 2.49 riusrcjccsl Shiclii.

Were 1.93 9Sc Puofeicenl Shictii. Were 1.25. 59c flucreuenl Bride! Were 12.14. 6.95 Fluoreucnl BrVel tih. Were 6.93 3.93 IndujHi! HiLrcj.

Were 9.95 5.95 Fluofcseenl Ritoci. Were 43.95. 19.95 riucrcsccn! Rir-jrei. Were 32i0 19.95 rUtoei, Were 16.95 S.95 Bed Were 8.95 3.93 riawcucnl Kikhea Were 9.95 513 Ceiling Rifures. Were 17.95 12.95 Ceiling fiibreWcre 10.95.

195 Ceiling Rifure. Were 12.95 195 Ceiling Ritae, Were 8.95 6.95 CeiHng Ribre. Were 6.95 4.95 Ceiling Rihrre. Were 3.95 2.95 Wcfk Were 10.95 6.95 Rucreiccfil Ugh! Rxhire. Were 17.95 7.95 JULY SALE nldnH B.r.

I.9S 2.93 2.98 2.9B tow .69 -tow 2.92 tow S9c A VIE a4 1W 107 anal More pany and the United Rubber Workers of America, being conducted in the Magill hotel, Clinton. Mr. Waring made his application as the Friday morning ses-j fion drew to a close. If granted by trial examiner Howard Myers, the continuance would be effective Et the close of the boards case, being presented by Attorney Max Eotenberg. Trial examiner Myers said that he would announce his decision when the hearing resumed at 1:30 p.

m. (standard) Friday. He told Mr. Waring, however, that "at the present time, I am not inclined to grant a continuance." Counsel Explains Request. The request for continuance was msde by Mr.

Waring because, he; raid, that it was inconvenient for-company officials of R. to be here at this time. One of the Jack R. Baker, i president, has been subpoenaed to appear at the hearing, but has not yet arrived. Mr.

Waring explained that the company is undergoing an annual repair program, and the presence, of the officials at Providence is required. He gave as additional reason for his continuance request-the statement that he (Waring) had commitments in Boston on Tuesday and- Wednesday. In reply to Mr. Waring's argu-; ment, Mr. Rotenberg said that he i would agree-to a continuance un- til next Thursday on the condi- tion that Mr.

Waring make Mr. Baker available at that time. Richard Taylor Testifies. During Friday morning's ses- i plon, the examiner had heard tes- timony from Richard Taylor, sec- retary of the Clinton Community association, and from Mrs. Bertha Conrcy, a former Goodyear em- p'ye.

Mr. Taylor testified that he was the author a letter sent to 2,240 Clinton residents, a copy of which appeared in an article in the Jan. 5 issue cf The Daily Panta- graph. The letter requested that i SUMMER DRESSES Rayon Crepes! Prints! Plain Colors! One and Two Piece Styles! Outstanding fashions for all sizes! Now Drastically reduced to Clear! Zye 11- i1 lil $5 HARDWARE IHHS i 88 to 12.98 Values 14.98 to 19.9S Values 19.98 to $35 Values VU1 SKIRTS BLOUSES ice 5.9? to 7J)S Values 16" Cirde Savt, Were 6.95 4.95 14 Cirde Uw Were 5.95. 3.95 Trader Jacks.

Were 5.95 3.95 Pedal Grind Slcnei. Were 18.95 12.95 Pedal Grindslcnej. Were 1 1.95 7.95 Hand Grindm. Were 5.95 4.95 3" lather Cfcjik, Were 5.95 3.95 Heal Were 1.79 1.19 Heal Cleaicn. Were 1.29 79c leg Chains, Were 15.95 12.95 City Hail Bci.

Were 4.79 1.83 the residents write to the community association stating their feelings toward the Goodyear labor policy. Mr. Taylor denied having writ Regular 3.98 to 16.98 NOW 8.9S to 10.93 Values ten any articles for CHIlDBrH-t Rethought he said that he "might have made oral statements." Mr. Taylor presented records of the Clinton Community associa mm 1.29. 7 10JS to 16.98 Values tion including a copy of an agree-j rr.er.t made in 1946 between the Goodyear company and the Clinton Community association, irv, which! -tow tow I.49 tow tow 1 tne association agreed to issue 98 bonds to help finance building of the Clinton plant.

-tow 1,88 How 10, SUMMER PLAY TOGS How 1,49 tow 2.49 93. SPORT Says riant Forbids Union. Union Chairman Francis L. Jordan testified Thursday afternoon that repudiation of the United Rubber Workers union by Goodyear employes had been made a prerequisite last December to of the company's Clinton plant. He said H.

G. Cressinger, resident manager of the Clinton planf had told him that "the company; would not deal with the union that had caused it such great loss." Mr. Cressinger referred to a sitdown strike at the 98 JACKETS "tiJ6' Dl AV CI IITC S.9S to 12.9S 8 to 19.9S mr Values SLACK SUITS company's Providence, R. plant. 19.98 Values 5.V0 Values J) 3.98 Values SHORTS T-SHIRTS QXV VVi 4Q AUTO ACCESSORIES Aula Cujfcicnx.

Were 1.S9 49c Tire Patch Kits, Were 89c 5Sc 2 QL Oil Heaisrej, Were 95c tU Tire Patch Kits, Were 93c lu Underhcsd larps. Were 1.93 SSc Wnils ViTscei Pings. Set. Were 6.95 4.83 Auta Tcp Carriers. Were 14.95 10.83 RaJchcl lads.

Were 2.29 1.13 Tew Rcpcs. Vi'ere 49c 28c iuti Jacks. Were 6.95 4.83 1JS Values 1 23 Values 2 tart Does Not Recall Statement. Royal Taylor, Clinton abstractor, later in the afternoon declared he did not recall telling Ray Reasoner, United Rubber Workers field representative, that he was not welcome in Clinton. Ray Reasoner, CIO United Rubber Workers field representative had testified Thursday morning tr.at Mr.

Taylor told him he "nv.ght as well get the hell out of r.ere and stay out." SAT. STORE HOURS 9 TILL 6:00 r1 tit. afsn9.v--- to Vltte v-- VJMC I I 11 JLi Prosecutor Studies Mme. Lupescu Petition RIO DE JANEIRO. (JP) A public prosecutor proceeded with a study of Elena Lupescu's petition for marriage to former King Carol cf Romania Friday as pronounced her "almost out of danger" from the attack of anemia which nearly caused her ceath.

The inquiry is to take five days. TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP rSE HEARS CONVENIENT 212 S. I ENTER T. IILCMIMIM.TUV. I'lHlNE 113 NORTH MAIN EASY PAYMENT IIN..