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1 I I 18 THE KANSAS CITY STAR. FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1951. Here Is What to Do if You Want A Pay Hike or Want to Hike Pay Government Efforts to Hold Present Levels Do Not Forbid Wage Increases in Certain Individual and Group Cases. BY JAMES MARLOW, how (AP) ASHINGTON, This employees Aug.

explains and 24. employers can learn what they need to know about wage raises, now that the government has all wages under control of the Wage Stabilization board (WSB). Everything in this story deals with wages except at the end where salaries are handled separately. A Complicated Control. So far WSB has issued fifteen general regulations on wage raises for individuals and groups of employees.

They are extremely complicated. In one case an employer can give a raise without WSB permission. In others he must get WSB approval first. The regulations cut across the whole field of American work. But because there are so many different kinds of businesses, doling different kinds of work, and with different methods of pay, employers, and employees may be puzzled.

The employee may wonder whether the boss is misleading him when he says WSB regulations won't permit raises in his case. and an employer may wonder whether he can give a raise and how he goes about it. employee must remember this: No matter what he finds out. the WSB can't force the boss to give him raise. That's a problem for the man and his boss.

The WSB simply sits on raises. It can't compel them. The employee and the employer can go to the nearest wage hour office or offices WSB are office. not part of WSB. They're another and separate government agency.

But they're chipping in to help WSB on a big job. At the wage-hour offices you can get copies of the regulations, particularly the one which applies to your case, plus examples of how it works in a case similar to yours. And the hour staff may be able to give you additional verbal information. At the WSB offices you'll get copies of the regulations, and examples to fit your case, plus explanations from the WSB staffs been drilled on these regulations. Suppose, after such a visit.

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30" METAL LOCKER BRIEF CASES SALESMEN SAMPLES TRUNKS OFF AGENTS FOR SAMSONITE LUGGAGE I A MARYVILLE COLT WINS SADDLE HORSE FUTURITY TO SUPREME MOMENT, A Tustle for First and Second in Walking Horse Stake: a Feature of State Fair Show. (Ru The Star's Oven Service.) Sedalia. Aug. Moment. entry of F.

M. Townsend, Maryville, was the winner of the American Sad-. die Horse Breeders futurity of Missouri championship class for weanlings at the Missouri State fair horse show last night. The horse made a beautiful showing in front of a weli-filled coliseum. The walking horse taken over Sun's Midnight, owned and shown by Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Kincheloe, Lexington, Mo. Ace's Easter Lady, Green's Walking Horse stables, Lenexa, was awarded second place after a hard workout by the exhibitors. In the 5-gaited saddle horse open junior stake, Tulip Genius, shown Jun by Art Simmons and owned by Fred Overfelt, Sedan lia, took the stake over a field of seven other entries. Results of the show: class.

boy or girl 12 to 18 years of age, to Three-gaited saddle horse, seat and hands be judged for seat and hands on three-gaited saddle horse over 14.2 and under 15.2 horses equipped with double-rein bridles. onl considered Bomb. ridden by Pamela Coleman. Wichita, first: Stonewall's Ace. Nancy Dockinan Wichita, second: try King.

Miss Sue Huston, Windsor. third: Doctor Silver. Miss Alberta Max Cohle, Windsor. fourth. Roadsters -Stallion.

mare or gelding. any shown 10 bike, driven by amateur owner- Fan Boy, R. C. McCarty, view. first, American Saddle Breeders Futurite of Missourt Championship Weanlings Supreme Moment.

F. M. Townsend, Maryville first: Strutter Glory, George Roberts, Clinton, second. Fine harness horses, ladies fine harness horse, drive by a lady-Kalarama Rambler, Moody Motor company, Kansas City, and ridden by Sirs, Woods, first; Genius Queen. Mrs.

E. Lee, Elm Grove. second; Queen's Patty Highland, E. H. Elliott, Sublette.

third; Stonewall Peacock. Mrs. Gold Ilgenfritz. Sedalia, fourth; Richmond Direct. McDaniels stables, Mrs.

McDaniels, Springfield, fifth. Parade horses, ladies parade class. any walk and any sex. parade gait -Dice. La M.

Ahrencolor. to be shown at flat-footed holz. Kansas City. first: Parade Lady, Taul Taul Real Estate company. North Kansas City.

second: Gildersleeve. third: Miss Zonaida. Alberta Werths. Higginsville. H.

Higgins. Higginsville. fourth. Three-gaited saddle horses. junior gaited.

mare or gelding. 4 rears old or underForest Fantasy, R. C. Holt. Keokuk.

Meadow Blossom. Dr. Vern Pauley. I Wichita. second: Claudette Genius.

Elm Tree farm. Lee's Summit. third: Cynthianna King. Miss Johnnie Muir, Raytown, fourth: Stardust Magic. Fairview stock farm.

Lee's Summit. fifth. Harness show division, harness show pony, open single. stallion, mare or gelding. not to exceed 48 inches-Holiday Spirit, shown br Mark Peak for Garastanna farm.

Kansas City, first: Blue Rain. Miss Gayle Gray, Garastanna farm, second: Gentleman Jim. Milton Standley, Carrollton. third: Crippen Grandmaster Orchid. Mrs.

J. A. Bowen, Fort Scott. fourth. Mule class, 4-mule hitch-Entry of Wm.

Murphy Everett J. Goffinestt. Blue Mound. 111., first: Keen Dean. Belton.

entry. second: Claud Adams, Lamar. entry, third: Chioman Kohl, Perry, fourth; Ed Knell Son, Carthaze. entry. fifth.

Five-gaited saddle horses. amateur-owned stallion. mare or zelding. suitable for amafour rider to be 18 vears overAl. Mur-Len farm.

Olathe. Lee Kansas first: Fiery City. Fantasy, Miss Alberta Cox. second: Lovely Hillhaven. Mrs.

W. A. LogAn, Keekuk, third; Crime Doctor. MurLen farm. fourth: Miss Blue Bonnet, Sandy Lozan.

Keokuk, fifth. Walking horse stake- -Sun's Midnight Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kincheloe. Lexington.

first: Ace's Easter Lady. Green's Walking Horse stable, Lenexa. secend: Sun's Playman. Bill Maak. Bolivar.

third: Buzz Around. Robert C. Fields. Lebanon, fourth: Skipper Gold, Chester Beshears. Springfield Mo.

fifth. Hackney pony, ladies single- Star Shot. Mrs. Mark Peak for Garastanna farms. first: Lucifers Topper, Mrs.

Milton Standley, secend: Cadet Parade. Miss Shelley Coleman. Tally-Ho stables. Wichita. third: Sure Shot, Miss Gayle Grav.

Garastanna farm. fourth. Five-gaited saddle horse. open junior Overfelt. fivegaited stake--Tulip Genius, Fred Sedalia.

first: Seventh Heavens Surprise. Ross Jones. Novelty, second: Royal Trish. Mrs. R.

C. Holt. Des Moines, third: Lullaby Silhouette. Mrs. Gold Ilgenfritz.

fourth: Mel Ru Stonewall, M. J. Hamilton, Kansas City. fifth. BUY LAST FRONTIER HOTEL.

Reported $5,000,000 Paid for Las Vegas. Resort. Las Vegas, Aug. 24. (AP) The Last Frontier hotel changed hands today.

A syndicate headed by Guy Macafee. former Los Angeles police officer. bought the hotel from R. E. Griffith.

Texas ater magnate. Griffith built the hotel in 1941. Macafee, major owner of the Golden Nuggett casino here. was joined in the purchase by J. Kozloff, also of the Golden Nuggett, and Beldon Katleman.

major owner of the Hotel El Rancho Vegas. The price was not disclosed. It was believed to be in excess of 5 million dollars. GROUP TO HOLD SOCIAL. The Greek Ladies Philoptokos society of the Greek Orthodox church, 1423 Linwood boulevard, will sponsor an ice cream cial Sunday night in the church hall.

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wages without direct WSB permission. What do you do? Must Report Raises. Go ahead and raise them within the limits set forth in the regulation but-then you must file a report on what you did with the office, not with the wage office. wage-hour people will forward your report to WSB. your report.

If you were in error. The latter, will check over WSB will tell you so and tell you to correct it. Suppose you decide you're one of those employers who must get WSB permission to raise wages. You file an application for permission to do so. Butyou file it with the wage-hour office, not with WSB.

The wagehour office will forward the application to WSB. Then the latter will consider your case and give a ruling. While wages controlled by WSB, salaries are under the control of another board, the salary stabilization board. This board decides the lems of people week, who are not on a 40-hour who are not entitled to overtime, are not represented by a union, or are executives. Anyone puzzled about a salary raise question should write directly to the salary stabilization board in the Federal Security building, South.

Washington, D. C. This board doesn't vet have a field office arrangement for answering questions. AIR UNIT HOLDS REUNION. More Than Fifty Members of World War I Squadron Convene.

union The of the thirty-first 50th aero annual squadron reof World War I fame got under way today at the Aladdin hotel. More than fifty members of the squadron from all over the United States are here for the reunion, J. P. O'Connor, Philadelphia, president, said. Dinner meetings will be held tonight at Lake Quivira and tomorrow night at the Aladdin hotel.

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