The Juneau bowling:
Metcalf 131 213 168— 512
H. Messcrschmt 153 163 158— 474
Barragar, Jr. 209 178 151— 538
Halm . 152 202 183— 537 1
Radde 192 199 199— 590
Totals 837 955 859—2651
STRIKE LOOMS,
TEXT, INDUSTRY,
COMING SPRING
Wage Report by Bureau of
L a b o r Expected to
Start Something
WASHINGTON. Jau. 18. — With
the report of the Bureau of La
bor Statistics on wages paid in the
textile industry expected to bo
made today or tomorrow, union
leaders, according to an author
itative source, are setting up a
far flung organization in prepara
tion for another general strike
in the spring.
Vice-President Francis J. Gor
man, of the United Textile Work
ers, said he is confident the Bu
reau’s report will support many
of labor's contentions for fair wa
es and working condtilons.
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