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PAGE 5 THE WILLAMINA TIMES T h u rs d a y S e p te m b e r 21, 1944 Women and (drift Urgently Needed Io bill (Government Contraéis fo r (doves ► “ H a lf a h u n d re d women and th e h ig h e r w age ra te « w ith in a g irls 1G and up a re w anted a t reaso n ab le tim e. W orker« w ith th e W ell« L am ont S m ith glove ex perience in glove m a k i n g , fa c to ry in M cM innville an sew e ith e r in th e local p la n t o r e lse ing m ach in e o p e ra to r« to pro w here, a re g ra n te d c re d it to w a rd duce glove« t h a t a re seriously q u a lify in g th e m fo r h ig h e r r a t needed in th e w a r e ff o r t," it wan es. " F o r th e convenience of w o rk an n o u n ced th is week by Alvin er«,” concluded A llen, "special Allen, m a n a g e r of th e U n ited S ta te » E m p lo y m en t S ervice, in a rra n g e m e n t« h a v e been m ade an u rg e n t ap peal to unem ployed lo r w om en w ho d u rin g th e p a st an d a v a ilab le w om en w orker« to GO day« h av e been unem ployed, »elf-em ployed, housew ives, sea- help in th e c risis. ‘ T h e local p la n t." »aid Allen, Honal a g ric u ltu ra l w orker«, or "ifc f a r b eh in d «chedule on gov en g ag ed in le»« e s se n tia l work e rn m e n t order« fo r glove« w hich to m ake direct a p p lic atio n at th e a re so rely needed by lend-lease fa c to ry , w hich is also tr u e of and bv w a r p ro d u ctio n plant« in wom en who h av e been em ployed th e U n ited S ta te « , a n d unless in e sse n tia l w a r w ork am i p re labor re lie f is found noon th e se n t s ta te m e n ts of a v a ila b ility I in d u ctio n will have to be f u r from th e ir la st em p lo y m en t. T he U SES can ¡«sue th e p ro p er c le a r th e r c u rta ile d . " T h e U n ited S ta te « E m n ’oy- ance paper» a t th e p la n t. W om en -'»•nt S e rv ic e ,” c o n tin u e d Allen, who do not have th e ir ow n tr a n s "a« well a« local buslne«« m e . p o rta tio n , o r who w ish to shat-.- and th e g e n e ra l public, is vitally th e ir c a r w ith o th er« , should e re s le d in k eep in g th e glove r e g is te r a t th e ir local ra tio n fa c to ry going a t c a p ac ity p ro | board», and also give th e ir nam e, d u ctio n . not only b ecau se th e a d d re ss, an d telep h o n e n u m b er p ro d u ctio n o f glove« is Im por to th e W illam ina T im es. ta n t to th e w a r p ro g ra m , b u t b ecau se th e b u sin e ss provided by thi« fa c to ry is v a lu a b le to th e G oing A w ay P a r ty H onors econom y of th e co m m u n ity and College S tu d e n ts th e c o u n ty . W e u rg e unem ployed T he E p w o rth L eag u e g a v e a a n d a v a ilab le w om en w orker», farew ell p a rty W ed n esd ay ev en th e re fo re , to e n lis t a t th e fa c to ry b o th fo r p a trio tic rea so n s and ing in h onor o f M iss H elen J a h n , w ho is g o in g to C ascad e college fo r th e b e n e fit o f th e hx'ality. “O ffic ia ls o f th e co m p an y ," in P o rtla n d , a n d Roy a n d C h a r A l’en f u r th e r s ta te d , " h a v e se les L in d say , w ho will a tte n d L in cu re d a w ag e a d ju s tm e n t w ith field. T he p a rty w as held a t G rand th e a p p ro v a l of th e W ar L ab o r Ronde in th e c h u rc h an n ex . E ach B oard, w hich p e rm its w o rk ers to ad v an ce on a slid in g scale, a n d o f th e h o n o r g u e s ts received a w'Go (lesire to w ork s te a d gying-aw ay g if t fro m th e league ily w ith th e fa c to ry can achieve m em bers. 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"As a result hundreds of millions of gal lons are required every year... half of which is being produced by the beverage distilling industry. Bet you didn’t know that, Eben.” "As a m atter of fact, 1 didn’t. Judge. That’s a mighty important war contribution that had escaped me completely.” THE WILLAMINA TIRE SHOP Phone 543, Willamina, Oregon T*,, adrt’lutmtrU tponsortd C o n firm " of Alcoholic B n t r a f In du llru t. In*.
