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Living Room T ab le R f-.C y " • U N T H E RUSSIANS. \ ocw ifN ^ kzlKULc PATTERNS &4 D U p /„ , \ ^ aP‘*^fteve<l S^hiflivaiAt ^J-roch CHAIR SKIRT CUT ON A TRUE BIAS • > top "E ased i n " * _ _ L , BOTTOM stretched STRING I TO FLARE I ’ TABLE SKIRT ✓ ¿ /C U T »» A PERFECT V _____ CIRCLE a - installment twelve tra week s vacation, and he ca i go Occasionally they are protected -he head of the Soviet labor to ■ special type of rest center from Its sharp edges by crude duck equipped to care for Invalids. But t_I E R E is a table and chair com- movement was a very smart man of non-union members are not eligi boards. forty-three called Kuznetsov. He Some attempt Is being made to 1 1 bination that w ill m ake a per ble." He’d lived in remove the scrup. We see two girls fect tide-over u n til you acquire all was really keen. Usually about 6 per cent of an those extras you need fo r your America, graduated from Carnegie employee s salary goes for rent In carrying out a load of it on a Rus sian wheelbarrow, which is a kind of liv in g room. The orange crate Institute of Technology with a mas these factory-owned apartments, ter s degree in metallurgy, and if homemade litter, with one pair of m ay be had from your grocer, and he said. "Young apprentices live wooden handle* in front and one be ♦he top can be cut out of plywood. you tried to point out that his labor in rent-free dormitories Older movement here wasn’t really free, hind, It carries a modest wheel- he’d come right back at you with workers may live In them. too. but barrow-load but requires two people. s k e t c h IS fr o m S E W I N G B O O K 8 they pay. Skilled workers, or those w h ic h c o n ta in s t h ir t y - t w o pages o f some American example trying to They stumble along with it through * n d d ire c tio n s o f th in g s to m a k e prove that ours was even less free. who exceed their norms, are entitled the rubbish. fro m th in g s on h a n d a n d in e x p e n s iv e S h " p .m * £ w a U ,h a * y o u c a n «ndXPh T X He outlined their set-up like this. to better quarters. Because their , u " Cr>Wa,ch thcm shells for All Soviet. unions—representing 22,- pay is more, their rent is propor the Red Army. There is no as- «»Ma.a derS m a V Ket a C°P-V o f B' M k 8 bv tionately higher.” s e n d ln g n a m e a n d a d d re s s w ith 15 cent's 000.000 workers—send delegates to What relations dp you have with sembly belt but at one point they the All-Union Trades Congress. This have devised a substitute. When meets every year or so but hasn’t American labor?” we asked one operation is finished, a shell Is ’ ’None at all with the AFL,” he M R S . R l ’T H W Y E T H S P E A R S since the war. This corresponds to B e d f.rd H ills . N . T . D r . w . r IB "We’ re very much disap Placed on a long, Inclined rack our AFL and CIO national conven said. down which It roils Into the next E n c lo s e IS cen ts fo r B ook N o. 8. tions rolled into one. I t ’s strictly pointed Also, their representative, room for the next operation. Only Mr. Watt, criticized our Russian Name----------------------___ -------------------- labor—no soldiers or farmers are the rack is badly made and now in it. This big Congress elects fifty- Trade Movement at the last meet A d d re s s - *he" a SheU fa,‘8 off Instead ing of the International Labor Or five members to something they call of adjusting the rack, a girl is sta ganization in Philadelphia. He the Plenum. These fifty-five elect tioned by it to pick up the shells eighteen to something called the claimed we were not a free move and put them back on straight. Gregorian Calendar Not ment. You can see that we are. I Presidium. And these eighteen elect Now we go through a brick plant. ed him its secretary, which makes don t understand why your govern Readily Accepted in 1752 him We watch the women laboriously ment would permit this criticism of head of the workers. He said moving bricks by hand after each at least 90 or 95 per cent of all our trade unions.” When England adopted the workers belonged to trade unions. "Russia is your ally," he said. “ I processing operation. As we are G regorian calendar in 1752, thou can t understand why your govern leaving the plant, we see another b rig h t striped fu b ric and have sands of her people could not be ment would permit It. and we sim column of women marching under stripes contrast for yoke guard. lieve that they had lost 10 days sleeves. ply don’t understand the AFL. It and looked fo r some sign of con A few hours on the plane brings probably isn’t the workers, but only N" • • d e s tin e d fo r si firm ation or denial fro m God or the leaders who have these distort us to Sverdlovsk, before the revolu- «. 18. IS . 20; «0, <2 44 ,,„<1 4« s nature, says C o llie r’s. As C hrist la k e « J»„ y a r d » o f 33 o r .’IO-inch fa b , ed notions. Here we are sure that tion called Ekaterinburg because it mas (new style) approached and your workers really want to co-op was founded by Catherine the Great S E W IN G C IR C L E P A T T E R N K E P T T o t’s Play Dress. no sign had appeared, m any per erate with ours, only the leaders It was here in a cellar that the hard- 709. M is s io n S t., Nan F r a n c is c o , ( a lii sons journeyed to G lastonbury to won’t permit it. We do have some headed Bolsheviks shot weak-willed L I E R E is a perky little ploy E n c lo s e 23 c e n t» In coin» fo i i-ach see i f a famous thornbush there relations with the CIO—letters from well-meaning Czar Nicholas II. h ii 1 * dress your tin y tot w ill adore. p a tte rn d e a lre d would blossom on this day as it P a tte r n N o ------ s m ____ Mr. Murray and several others. It wife and family, later changing the Self ruffles form the b rie f sleeves, had on other Christmases. is more sympathetic, and desires Io name of the’ town. Sverdlovsk Is the bottom is cut all in one piece. N am e- co-operate, and more nearly under another Soviet Pittsburgh, bustling So easily and quickly made yo u 'll F a ilu re o f the bush to flower A ddresu with a million people. stands the true position of workers was, therefore, considered ade want to run up several in gay Sverdlovsk Is the Soviet center for checks, plaids or floral p rin ts for in America and workers here. We quate proof by them that the date hope some day we can co-operate the manufacture of heavy machine fun in the sun. was the 14th and not the 25th and with the American labor movement. tools. In one big shop we see a they did not accept the new calen After all, we are working for the gigantic drop forge, made In Duis « P * l,e r n N o 87*91 C o n ic » |n sizen I ? dar fo r some tim e afterw ard. burg. Germany. I can well be 3 . 4 3 a n d 6 y e a r » S iz e 2 re q u ir e » 2 ' . same cause.” o r 3 9 ln c h m a t e r ia l, 3 y a rd s lieve that there are only four like it y m a a r c d h » in o e f 33 m a d e ru fflin g . Until we reach the Urals, which in the world. It can apply pressure divide Russia-in-Europe from Rus- of 10.000 tons. T ry ‘ fe ” t o t 's »maxing discovery Do As Millions Do— Eat Smart Shirtwalster. The plant Itself ls the same old sia-in-Asia, the country we fly over KELLOGG’S A L L -B R A N is exactly as it was up from Teheran Soviet story we have so far seen— r ^ E S T IN E D for a bright future is this sm art shirtw aist frock Stalin stayed in M oscow when G er —the same thatched villages domi no light, dirty, bad floors, and In Fur Lasting Relief m a n y advanced on city. nated by white churches with red- this one the roof leaks. Outside there that comes in a wide range of Constipated? Using harsh laxu O f y o M W g e « your money back! painted onion domes. We crossed the is a summer shower and we watch sizes. Cool cap sleeves make it a tive drugs? Millions have solve the water pour down from the high style you II live in all sum m er - w We ,asked him who didn’t belong. ^“1 ! is? ! k ^ f i 100^’ *1°* w* f ’< a 'n n d you you’ll Urals, which are, in this area, not can the problem of constipation due t ceiling onto the hot steel and get long. Note the neat set in belt, the Well, ’ he said, “ some apprentices mountains but low, rolling hills | p S iK u S p ig ' « r o U1 l lack of bulk in the diet. They eu soaked ourselves as we walk graceful panelled sk irt. Use a sore gum • to te»kre«D D?‘’ s a enjoy'eati’ng are too young, and then in the re- wooded with birch, oak, elm, ma « «la'ly dish o f K E L L O G G ’! ,oodi occupied regions, it takes a little pie, but no pine. through. But they have mended the A LL-B R A N , and drink plenty o roof over the most important ma time to convince all workers they water for regulur elimination! I At this airport, as at all the others chines. should belong." He said the dues ™**ed- Get 35< tub«, pleasant easy- Ö /L you huve this trouble und w ill fol we are to touch, we are met by the St'aTe* dr“ , ,i# L « •» m b e r . Across the street from our five- were 1 per cent of a worker’s sal- local dignitaries and important d en tu r.^ a h e" * r k ,b ,t low this simple precaution, yoi denture adhesive, .nú»i must neto h e ld a la t« « may never havo to take a laxativ« ary- There is no initiation fee. but Communists—all grave, cap-wear year-plan hotel is the marble opera Meure ail day ’ piates a,M Ion f • r It rests for the rest of your life ! house. It is a little too ornate, but they sell you a book costing only you a e th ia it ing Russians, well-dressed by Com A L L -B R A N ’S not a purgative one rouble. Russians like it that way. It seems A S U P E R IN T E N D E N T of schools munist standards. Zeeses take us Provides gentle hulk to ai<l normal Now, is this a perfectly free across the city to the house of the to be the most substantial and care visited --- a — night-school fo r Negro —news «vra natural elimination. I t ’s n great union movement,” we asked him, plant director, where we w ill spend fully built structure in town. It is adults. He was called upon to con naturally regulating food. the provincial opera house, built in T O -N IG H T or is it directed by your govern the night. We drive through teem (v o n R ich er In N u t r it io n gratulate an old Negress. She had 1903 under the czar. ment?” Th an W h o le W h e a t enrolled at the sta rt of the course ’ TOMORROW ÄtaiSHT ing. unpainted slums which are At Omsk the delegation of digni w ith a single, avowed intent—to DepenJob/e Because i t ’s made from the vital It was perfectly free, he assured worse than those of Pittsburgh al ¿//-VEGETARLI outer layer* of wheat, in which us. Of course, he said, anyone they though we keep in mind that Mag taries shakes hands with us and tells learn to w rite her name. She had LAXATIVE whole-wheat protective food ele elected to their Congress must be nitogorsk is crowded because many us that our bags w ill be left at the succeeded, and the course was nt ments are concentrated. One ounce airport, where we w ill spend the an end, and she was leaving. approved by the government. industries have been evacuated night. The building is excellent, of KELLOGG’S A LL -B R A N pro SETA25' BOX F P - T A B L E T S - N7 He said, "in 1919 a strike in one here. The next year the superintendent vides more than 1/3 your daily modern, simple and in good repair steel m ill lasted two days. And in visited the same school. The old JT” 11n‘‘£<,~ to help make good, red We leave the slums and go up a blood- ( nlcium and phosphorus— 1923 there was another little strike hill which, overlooking the slums woman had enrolled again, "W h y? ” build bones and teeth. he asked her. in western Russia. We were chang and the blast furnaces, are the spa Whole-grain vitamins — to help ing over from the old czarist money cious homes of the executives_ Ah s goin’ to learn to w rite Invest in Your Country— to guard against deficiencies. Protein Soviet roubles, and it took time even as it is in Pittsburgh. We come mah nam e.” she said. —to help build body tissue essen Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! to get it all printed and out to the into a paved residential street with tia l fo r growth. But you learned that last ye a r.” As soon as the situation gutters, sidewalks and big yards A LL-B R A N at your gro “ Ah knows dat. But now Ah ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ workers. was explained to them, they went Except for architectural differences cer s Made by Kellogg’s of Battle gone got m a rrie d .” ( reek and Omaha. back to work. There have been no we might be in Forest Hills, New strikes since, and in the future there York, or Rochester, Minnesota’s won’t be any because our workers "P ill H ill.” understand they are all working for Magnitogorsk was started in 1916 each other.” There are now 45.000 workers in his UP-TO-DATE If a worker is discontented and plant, of whom 25,000 are construc gets discharged for any reason tion workers, for it is expanding Todays Pafá. would it be difficult for him to get Twenty open-hearth furnaces and six a job some place else?” blast furnaces are operating, two of "Very, very difficult.” said Kuz which were opened during the war. W e c a n ’t m a k e e n o u g h S m ith B ros. C o u g h netsov. D ro p » t o satisfy e v e ry b o d y . O u r o u tp u t is The mountain they mine contains kfe Do you have any absenteeism?” an estimated 300,000.000 tons of ore » n il re s tric te d . B u y o n ly w h a t yo u n eed. "We simply don’ t have it without which is 60 per cent iron, and an S m ith Bro». h a v e sooth ed c o u g h s d u e to colds reason.” since 1 8 4 7 . B la c k o r M e n t h o l - t t i l l o n ly 5C. other 85,000.000 tons which w ill run “ But aren’t workers sometimes a from 50 to 45 per cent—quite a stock little late?” SMITH BROS. COUGH DROPS pile! Eric tells me that we have TRAOt "Occasionally,” he said. “ The only about 100.000.000 tons left at BLACK OE M E N T H O L -5« MARK first time he is warned. The second Hibbing, and are using these up at a time he may be fined. If it happens wartime rate of 27,000.000 tons a again, he is discharged. If a work year. er fails to co-operate, damages too After lunch we drive to the big much material or does anything else steel plant. I am riding with a cor T O D A Y ’S B A K /N G W 4 Y S which we consider serious, he may respondent. 1» a hom e-baker'» te xtb o o k . . . a book o f be arrested and tried before a judge Suddenly our car turns to one M artial law was declared in Mos t o « « b a king recipe» . . . p re p a re d in Hui- and if he is unable to prove his in- i side as we overtake a long column (non & Com pany'» la b o ra to ry -k itc h e n , an d nocence, sentenced to a number of marching four abreast, on its wav cow and ack-acks brought to city in great numbers. years’ penal labor. The rules in the to work at the plant. te tfe d b y exp ert». U»o if f » bring your Marching factories are very strict and rigidly ahead of it, behind it and on both fa v o rite baking recipe» u p -to -d a te . It seems substantially constructed. enforced.” And the union officials sides, are m ilitary guards carrying Your nam e a n d a d d r e » on a postcard Omsk before the war had a popu- » encourage the workers to testify rifles with fixed bayonets. The sec lation of 320,000 and now has 514,000 will bring you this new baking gu ide p/u< I against a man guilty of these of ond thing is that the column itself evacuated workers, of course. a c o p y o f the C lobber G irl Baking Book . .. fenses - maybe they themselves consists of ragged women in make « We inspect the Mayor of Omsk— both ’’Your», fo r b e tte r b a k in g ," absolutely bring charges against him. shift sandals, who glance furtively 1 Kishemelev Kuzma. This is his sec fre e . “ Joining the trade union in any at our cars. ond year in office. Before that he The correspondent nudges me plant is completely voluntary," Kuz ADDRESS Nick, the NKVD man, is riding in was Director of Automobile High netsov said. HULM AN & COM PANY ways, a confusing title since the So "How do you account then, for the the front seat. D e p t. w Terre H au te, In diana viet Union has few passenger cars I don’t know how those women got fact that practically everyone who and almost no highways. there or where they were going, so is eligible joins?” We ask him how he got elected The Baking Powder It is to their advantage in any I leave them as material for some and he answers promptly that the mightier talent with greater ¡magi with the country, and particularly in the So people did it and goes into detail Balanced viet Union, where the Trade Union native powers. There were in all five candidates, Entering the blast furnace section Double Acttoa Movement offers many benefits, each representing one of the vari the director bellows two noteworthy Here a union member received ous trade unions. Everybody in greater sick benefits than a non- statistics at us; the first, that on a Omsk could vote, he says, and of 1,200,000,000 rouble business this union member. There is a housing course the ballot was secret. shortage here and most factories own year, he hopes to clear a 50,000,000 In the empty airport waiting room Guaranteed by ~ apartment houses which they rent rouble profit. Secondly, that In this sprawled on the benches were two inferno, they have per month only i Good Housekeepinr . to the workers. Union members re khaki-clad figures. One asked me w Mrrrriw» - »¿"’J eight Injuries per 10,000 employees. ceive first consideration. something in Russian. The other The armament factory takes the "A ll workers are entitled to vaca one said, "Hell, Tex, he’s no Rus tion with pay, but non-union mem prize for the most sloppily organized ■lan.” bers cannot spend their vacations in shop we have seen in the Soviet Un I said, T m an American. You the rest centers maintained for ion Stockingless girls with crude guys Americans too?” " i should sandals, lathing shells for the Red workers. I f a worker is sick, the hope to kiss a horse we are," said Army, stand on heaps of curled Tex. physician may recommend an ex metal scrap from their machines ( T O B E C O N T IN U E D DON’T BE A SLAVE TO CONSTIPATION Must Hold Your Loose Pistes Comfortably Secure All Day io ihíL yisixL Ú^/nfiL¿AhmimL ! STAZE BRING YOUR BAKING METHODS & RED CROSS must carry on I jBlROU [Í m CLABBER GIRL