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vita ifOfje BuHibjI Free West Wlahoaeley mOea Mutk of Willi mstown I for arm and lr larmtiima 009. Tb accident E. Bell was not considered State Police said hia IBM aarian Emerson Urges Granite Strike John injured was traveling south Sowar WM River Junction. seriously but wa treated 'was damaged to the egtent of Bolh Sides Requested To Accept Vishart firfljs ot the head of Church Street SHALL TALK OHCWMWQ A NO PAJBONO SUM faf $13 Proposals; Union Mass Meeting Today Morning Press Bureau Dinnerwore mm Pjp5T2 1 i. wj fa strike should now be settled, and that a way has been pointed out whereby it can be.

Waais Secret Ballet MONTPELIER, Aug. 5-Bolh sides in the strike-bound granite industry were urged by Governor Downstair: Store LS cmerson looay to accede to a let "I request both management and rctiucn duui management ana by charkUabor to accede to Mr? Wisbarts U. Wisnarl. tne labor dliniltl'i i ivi uiuikumw uiwwaiKB unteer mediator. Management said it was willing uu mm mi a ume and place picked Wishart to consider his pro posal.

Representatives of the both groups, 'and the submission of his proposition to each group by secret oallot, conducted under his auspices. "Public opinion demands such compliance with his request at this time. It is in accordance with the American tradition to let each individual finally wrestle with his own self-interest in the secrecy of the ballot booth. uramie cutters International Association AFU had previously indicated they will meet tomorrow "I wasa't really parked, ffieer and if cop rwaes by teU morning to consider Wishart's sug "John taal that pattcenuui ttaadtig near car car?" my wife uM abe be him yea re tataT tMSf a this' "The economic loss to the par that area for the week ending Aug. ties and the state is great, and Fifty-Four Cases as rated by drawing-a-man is in children only slightly related to finger dexterity, or to reading, verbal or number ability.

Rather feel that neither party wants to continue. The state certainly does not." I "Mr. Wishart is a fair-minded' l. Lynn had the highest number-six. Other cases reported were: In Boston and Maiden, two each; in Beverly, Cambridge, Che lsea.

Leominster, Lowell, Marblehead. Methuen, Nahant and Somerville, it is related mostly to that part ot intelligence which is best describ Of Polio Reported man. and I know he fully under-1 stands the problems of both labor and management. I feel confident any terms of settlement be pro ed as "reasoning based on observation" and personality. While psychologists had generally assum one each.

ed this relationship to be true, the present study is the first experi In Massachusetts BOSTON. Aug. 5 Wl Fifty-four cases of polio have been reported poses, to be passed upon by secret ballot, will be the result of ars uun. Emerson said that "public opinion demands'" that labor and management in the Barre area granite industry comply with Wish-art's request. The Barre banker has asked both sides to take a secret tallot vote on a proposal for settlement of the 14 weeks'-old strike.

Terms of the Wishart recommendation will not be made known until after the vote is taken, if both sides agree to a secret ballot Rebuked Both Sides Wishart severely rebuked both labor and management yesterday for failure to settle the dispute. He said negotiations had proven fruitless and ended in an obstinate stalemate. Wishart has been acting as unofficial mediator in the struggle. There were various rumors of the contents of his pending proposal, but the substance is probably known only by himself. careful deliberation on his part, and should be accepted.

His position as an unofficial mediator in mental confirmation of i assumption. Prof. H. L. Ansbacher of the Department of Psychology at the in Massachusetts since the first of the year, compared with 92 in the dicates confidence in him by both University of Vermont conducted parties.

niMenAnlinif vrts-k Inel van Vint Psychological Study Of Local Children Printed in Journal i The current issue of the "Journal of Consulting Psychology" contains the report of a study in which the Adams. Ira Allen, Taft and the study. Springfield Man Hurt may feci its own best interests re- situation is not serious the quire it to turn down the terms 0f Massachusetts Department of Pub-settlement Mr. Wishart wishedillc ay. The depart- voted unon hv secret ballot.

If offered a few Preventive sug- In Accident Near Barre each must be willing to face MONTPELIER, 5 A 45- consequences of such refusal. How-! www Srhnnl. Riirlinn im. Aug. ever, neither group should, in the ose areM wnicn a neavy num-j Catharine Tartar a nrf Springfield man was tak- a OFFER ber of cases has been reported.

first instance, deny its member en to Barre City Hospital tor treat Miss Mary McDermott as princi ship the privilege of having its say Emerson's statement, released pals, co-operated. I ment of injuries received when hts car left the highway and hit a tree on the Wishart terms of settlement this morning, said economic loss The object of the- study was to by secret ballot" SPECIAL FOR 9 2 determine the relationship between. es resulting from the work stop Strike Three Months Old the ability of a child to draw a says Dr. Roy F. Feemster, Director of the Division of Communicable Diseases.

"Poliomyelitis is a disease communicable in persons," he said. "If cases of paralysis have been reported on your street, it might be better to confine your own child to the tack yard for a while. It's a good idea to limit his extra con man (Goodenough Intelligence Test) and his over-all intelligence The strike started May 1. after three months of negotiations failed page are nurting both labor and management and the state. "I feel that neither party wants It to continue, he said.

"The state certainly does not." Emerson said in plain language RUPTURED? Trama arrarstely fitted ta an. wamca, eaUdrra. Makrn aad af all typca af AMemiaal aaa Each Support. Braeet, Area Sap-parta, KuMtte Hosiery, etc. Vt.

Surgical Appliance Ca. I r.rcea Barl'taa Dial 144SI he believes the Wishart proposal to avert it. The primary issue is a seven hour day demanded by the Granite Cutters International Association of America (AFL). The union wants a minimum of $15.73 for the seven hour day. Granite workers now get $15 for an eight hour day.

win be tair and should be accept ed by labor and management. If tacts while there's danger. Warns Against Operations "Actually, nine out of ten people contact polio before they reach 20. either side turns it down, the eov OVD Reg. 1095 and other abilities.

The children who were used for the study were pupils of four fourth grade teachers: Miss E. Jean Carlson. Miss Ethel P. Symes, Mrs. Er-na L.

Benedict and Miss Mary E. Farrell, who have devoted many hours to the project. The children were first tested by being asked to make the best possible picture of a man with all essential details and were then given a number of other tests. Results showed that intelligence WEEKS ONLY 16 Piece Starter Set ernor added, it must be willing to Most of them don know they lace tne consequences. Management has refused to ne Emerson's full statement fol- gotiate on the seven hour day beause most of cases posal.

It has offered a 60 cents ser.lous- Palys occurs lows: "I have eone over verv careful- 'ner dav inrrease uiiiT- juv.t ail rvci iSV tasco. "But a child can contact the ly the press release of Charles G. I Seventy-eight Vermont compa-Wishart relative to the Barre nies are affected by the strike, granite strike. Like every other in-iw i involves more than citizen, my feeling is this 1 200 workers. virus from someone who doesn't even know he's caprying it and the child can come down with pa GOING TO gatat freau mf SIN 611 mW DOUtlt Garage facilities evailobK Airport bus slops at our door Grand Central and Pennsylvania Stations are convenient Completely Modernized end Kedetoreted SOLOMON'S Burlingron'i Only 2 Hour Cleaning Service CLEANERS TAILORS 171 Bank St.

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