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WINTON-S STANLEY,

WINTON- STANLEY,
1411 HARVARD ST: NV.
CHOICE PORCH APT.
2514 QUE ST. NV.
large rms; lights and refrigeration included
In rent; rms. porch. SS2 30; ! rm.. K.
and din. S45. Phone National 5437.
IN TOWN-3-R. APT, $50.
Modern elevator BLDG. convenient. THE
BLAIR. .321 M St NV. National 5437.
11O5 FLOWER AVENUE,
Takoma Park. Md-See this. model 2-bed-
room apt. at $57. 80: heat furnished. ga
rage: cool and quiet National $3.50.
THE MADRID,
1900 18th ST. ,N.W.-S57 .50-S8D.
rooms: electric refrigeration.
1909 Belmont Rd. NV, $4,000.
Two rooms kitchen and bath: electric
refrigeration.
1924 H st. NV, $4,000.
One room. kitchen and bath: electric
refrigeration.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INV, CORP.
National 1898. 1872 n. Z. Ave.
Silver Spring-New Bldg.
aO3 MAPLE LANE.
bed rooms, living room, kitchen. the
isn, heat control. etc.: thoroushly modern:
left. Halt block east OF osorsta ave. and
Texaoo station.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RFN1

NV district. within 30 minutes VaI-;rg
9lSIance o! downtown. Call MIR. FINT'F w
North 4t3S. after , m IL
ADULTS DESIRE FIVE OR SIX ROOM
nGISe py June 9TH northeast preferred.
AodreSS Box 90-X. Star Office o.
UNtQRN. HOUSE. II OR Il ROOMS
Sulaole Tor apartments Call Lincoln
-.2"-.-- as
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
TOWER BLDG MET ,,-a
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE
wanted for few Summer months; two
ADULTS. Govt employe. Address Box 105-X,
Star Office.
4-ROOM APT OR SMALL HOUSE (AUTO-
matte heat preferred Capitol Hin section
or vicinity: all adults. Address Box 12I x
Star Office
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE RENT
small furnished apartment or house, city
or Bet heSda. or 3 months. Address Box
131-X Star office. o.
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HOUSES FUR, OR UNEUR

CHEVY CHASE Md. NEAR CIRCLES
delightful, cool, large porches. viii dec
orate and furnish to suit tenant. Fi1a
rooms and bath first floor; Sl65 furnished,
Sl35 untuFniShed. Decatur 5133
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

4 ROOMS, BATH: LIGHT. HEAT, WATER
furnished private entrance: garage. Apply
I4l North Utah ST.. Arlington. Va. Phone
Walnut 10G2-J.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.-ENTIRE FLOOR
OF priv. home. 3 rooms kit. bath. :! porches
e!ec. refrigeration, heat, gas. elec., $40.
Hillside O2i III.
MT. RAINIER, ND, 1926 EVANS ST. 3
rms. turn.. Frigidaire: Il block bus;
81 80. Greenwood Ug92-J.
FURNISHED FOR :, MONTHS ROOMS,
priv. bath, first floor; yard Frig idaire. gas.
elec. furn.; > adults: lOc bus; 2U minutes
! tn and Pa. ave: $50 month. Phone
Alexandria 3ul9-W. IL.
>. RMS. FURN. OR UNFURN.; EN-
ployed people only; elec. refrigeration.
2l59 N. Quebec st. Arlington, Va. Clar-
endon l0l3-R.
"0O9 N KENMORE ST. CHERRYDALE,
Vain attractive BUNGALOW; > furn. rms.
bath, screened porch. shady lawn, garage;
minutes Government bdgS; S6@
NEW APT; UNFURNISHED l ROOM.
dlnette. kit. bath 4S05 Hampden lane
Bethesda Md Wisconsin 2}33. Apt. IL.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETrE, BATH.
With heat. gas, cleo, Frieidaire, Private
home. No children. 30! Redfeld ave,
Colmar Manor. Green. 33i1-J.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

l7l3 r ST. N,W.--WALKING DISTANCE:
detached comfortably furnished. , baths,
sarden: until Oct. J. North 1331-J.
SGnRsY SdnRist s,v VA; A., ls4 HOWELL AVE-
home; . min. to city; reas Alex. 3"G5-J
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DETACHED HOME.
4 bed rooms. glassed-in porch both floors.
slec refriserator attractive yard garage.
Yearly lease, Sis. Emerson G32l
NEW HOME. FURNISHED: HIGH ELEVA-
tlon: overlooking new Boiling Field: june
10 October /: SGI3 per month. Can
Lincoln 4"9s-M after i pm. =
1929 NORTH DANIEL ST. CLARENDON,
va.-Completely furnished 5-room bunga-
low cleo. gas. refrigeration until July 3
to responsible party; $50. Call or phone
after $50; Sunday after 2. Clarendon
WESLEY HEIGHTS HOME,
: s,oIoSnnS rooms 3 baths; delightfui location
sEM1-DErAcHED. GEORGETOWN = SIX
rooms and porch pleasant to live in: block
month North al75 or Dist. 100. ~0'
s4O2 MACoMB ST. : DETACHED 7
veniences. Cleveland 5492. o.
CHEVY CHAsE-JUNE ! TO SEPT. 15.
Six rooms. sun porch and garage, in cool
Wooded ", section references required Phone
FOR SUMMER, MODERN TWO STORY
brick. large living room. two large bed
rooms. dining room. kitchen: near Bethes-
da business center: big yard. side veranda :
without children: references required. Ad-
dress Box look. Star office. 9'
AT ROCK CREEK PARK. COMPLETELY
furnised Groom. bath row house, ami. =.
piano. radios. recreation room. screened
porch. garage: June through Aug: adults;
| lease. ref. ex.: x15 mo. BY appointment
only. Adams 9133 81
1925 WEST BRADLEY LANE CHEVY
Chase, Md rooms and bath. modern
appointments, garage Open for inspec-
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC. National 4Gss.
SS5-G RMS. BATH. BUILT-IN GARAGE.
! . incloSed porches: equivalent to s rms.
Immediate possession. Near New Hamp
shire and Delafield pl. Completely farm.
POTOMAC REALTY CO.
3503 Ga. Ave. NV. Adams 1903.
$125-American University Park.
Large detached corner home 4 spacious
bed rooms one on st floor: l z baths sun
porch. built-in garage. electric refrigera-
tion. oil heat. maids room in basement:
| large lot: entire house completely fur
nished: available June to Sept inclusive.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. 14l1.
S15O-CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Larre detached brick home in excellent
| location; i bed rooms. . baths. built-ln
| garage: very nicely furnished. Rent from
noT STexNk & NssDfssmppSs !. pH1tira Dust. 14ll.
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HOUSES UkFURkiSHED.

FEDERAL HOUSING MONTHLY PAY
cssb sft Gayns plan ess than Tfn o
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. District 500.
s5o3 44th ST; CHEVY CHASE Md
sS eghouSe l@ pbm c0ndi1lon; 2 large rooms; rent.
h.-wh.. $3.50. National S7&4. -i'
10 s ST. NW.-NEWLY DECORATED,
FfTIlIeidaire. fTIi c,hw, garage; SG5. North
554s aoth PL., N.W-DETAcHED BRICK.
A. S. Gardiner, 1910 K St NV Natl O334'
5aos 4th ST ,NW.-SEMI- DETACHED
oTiek, ore rooms bath; e!ec. refrlgerauon'
GLOVER PARK ROOMS: SEMI-DE-
tached; garage, elec. refrigeration, avn
lngs insulated house in new condition;
reasonable rental. Phone Cleveland 764q.
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE IN THE NV.
section; VIII have to be seen to be ap-
preciated. Rent $50 per month
PERCY II. RUSSELL co, i73i X ST. NV.
PEIWORTH, sos DELAFIELD PL NV
Moaern 6-room brick; screened porch; va.
cant; only SGO. Good condition
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GEO 5000.
22023 1st ST. NW.-6 RMS. H.-w.H.;
Z1car garage; Ami; S55 Call BETHEL,
District BOO
NEW; MODERN. 3-BED ROOM HOUSES
sun deck. automatic heat, air CONDITIONING
Spring Country Club. on coIesTills iaiaa Pike:
= i D.
WOODRIDGE 1917 KEARNEY ST. Ne
rooms. modern brick house 4 bed rooms.
garage; $3.50. Potomac Il43-W
g05 GIST AVE. BLAIR, SILVER SPRING
l-fare transportation; 500 shep. 333s.
NEW GROOM. 2-BATH HOUSE AR
ranged range to Sublet entire md floor or i room
Win Win bath Kitchen. dinette Reasonable
lI3-8. Star Office o.
1892 TRINIDAD AVE NE
rms, path h.-W.h; garage in basement.
s6oa6 Sood ROOMS AND BATH; BRIGHT
mopu; convenient to schools, stores and
,.o. POTOMAC REALTY Co.
-.'o02 oeotela ave. Adams 1903
1917 31St ST NV
y NeWIy decorated throughout; he'd
ltoolns, t1tchs, reception room, dining room and
nIscaen niIscaen, : baths, oil heat. open fire.
o,oo D. CONNOR & SON.
80 pennsylvania Ave. West 1865
PEIWORTH; SEMI-DETACHED'
g Aotractiye 1on tapestry brick home. containing
or5 rooms, lncloSed porches finished room
dnc,daa doc EaG3ry IN basement formerly used as
| nIoi tSCS once. on burner. elec refrigers
nerfsci Tu1H. iarge rye lot; 2-car garage. House in
eoiiolti0n, immediate possession,
DIST. 300. 1515 CT
LEE EBoULEVARD-RARE OPPORTUNITY
| 10 rent new home in perfect condifinn
I 1@dse ped rooms. , baths living room ui,5
49,, 4Iepiace dining room presy
| tn Gooin and kitchen. oil burner n W = -
| 22euiN 22euiNeI gas refrigeration hardwood eGors'
| ~ d"I-Ienst IN screens. double garage' SiuG
HERMAN E. GASCH
-, ~! %. NV. Natl. 1"54
1923 WINDOW PL. NV,
ICONS gSpaes baths, OIL burner. Gear
garage Key a. $500 Sa5 m
. 2943 28th ST. NV.
ICONS a1 baths. 2-car garage oil
session May 20 Us co. "A
GEORGE I. BORGER. ''V'
"a" Indiana Ave NV. Natl O35o
2o46 37th ST. N.W-s75,
SPLENDID ALL-MODERN COMPLETE
500 3rd ST. NV.
BUNGALOW, RENOVATED. GAR-ssa
.342I 4th ST. N.W.-S72. so
ROOMS, BATHS. REFG GAR
SAM ROSEY, Adams 2760
cOLoRED, REFINED, 70 FENToN ST
! HG5en-o-room brick excellent condition;
S--0.2O. Call Natl. 646s
COLORED-BARGAIN
80 Lamont st. n.w-5 rooms eIec 60 so
e-roor, i3l5 il5 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV.
1-oa GFVAJEANTx i REALTY CO.. 81 so
- wv n oL NV. National 05s-
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.

1888 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
3 rooms reception hall r. and b.: also !
room, k. b. Murphy bed; dressing closet.
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LESS THAN 81 900 CASH BALANCE IN
first trust PAYABLE S65.76 per month So
interest. Located near 10th and De-
catur SITS. NV. 4-bed-roon. 2-bath brick
house. Very desirable. Call Condit of
BOSS & PHELPS. National $500: eve
ming Adams
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TILDEN GARDENs-ATTRACT FIVE
rms. bath. , expos. overlooking beautiful
gardens. Will sacrifice equity for quick
sale. Cleveland i3JT
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q 1882 TRINIDAD AVE. NE
. rms. bath. h.-W.h.: garage in basement
s6oI6 ROOMS AND BATH; BRIGHT
,ro, Tooa, convenient to schools, stores and
,oo POTOMAC REALTY CO,
1903 Georgia Ave Adams 12o2
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RlVERDALE. Md ROOM BUNGALOW.
plenty of closets. front porch 1880.
Make your, own terms. Phone Atlantic
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| FOR SUMNER MODERN TWO STORY
| brick. large living room two large bed
| rooms. dining room. kitchen: near Bethes-
| da business center: big yard. side veranda !:
without children references required. Ad-
| dress Box look Star Office o.
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SEMI-DETACHED. GEORGETOWN - SIX
rooms and porch pleasant to live in: block
from park. Now until Oct. ] only S65
month. North y "a or Dist 10n
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1929 NORTH DANIEL ST. CLARENDON,
Va.-Completely furnished Groom bunga-
low cleo. gas. refrigeration. until July 3
TO responsible party; $50. Call or phone
after $50; Sunday after =. Clarendon
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WESLEY HEIGHTS FURNISHED HOME,
! Cathedral ave. June 10 to September | :.
= rooms. 3 baths; delightful location.
| Cleveland 12h4
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CHEVY CHASE-JUNE ! TO SEPT. 15.
Six rooms sun porch and garage in COOL
wooded section: references required. Phone
Wisconsin 11t5-M
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DE GRASSE APIS,
I'LL r. T. AVE. NV
De luxe. fashionable downtown apt:
large living room with splendid fireplace.
large double bed room lovely all-electric
Kitchen and tiled Neo-Classic bath: second
floor. fronts on avenue: rental. SS5: ref
erences. Apply Apt. /.
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| AT ROCK CREEK PARK. COMPLETELY
| furnised Groom bath row house. ami,
piano. radios. recreation room. screened
| porch garage: June through Aug: adults;
| lease ref. ex.: x15 mo. BY appointment
| mi
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n TEN IONI TIT DOIIOKS Or SERVICE
men-Here is the home you are looking
Tor; west OF conn. ave, in the heart of
Chevy Chase: lovely corner home; large
rooms. lear garage, large beautiful land
Scaped lot; a real home for comfort and
entertainment For inspection call MR..
OREM. Georgia d63Q
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NE. DOWNTOWN-NEW GROOM .
bath, row 3 rooms and bath on each
floor Ideal for two apartments. Base
ment arranged for recreation room. You
can own it for less than rent Price
; ;22O; easy terms. Call Natl. Os56.
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HlLLANDALE, MD.-Sg $50. BEAUTT-
fuI home now ready for Inspection: on
very easy terms 6 rooms 3 bed rooms
beautiful porch. brick construction large
closets. Shown by appointment Phone
Atlantic 1850 until 8 pm. After 6 pm,
Walnut 9l63-W '
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al ~. 80 in rapidly building up section
served by 10th st bus line: lot G5-ft. front:
IN garage. modern kitchen, open fireplace,
automatic heat. Phone Shepherd 4455 un-
~ y 0 m. MAPLE 4 JAMES INC
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3402 MACOMB ST. - DETACHED z
rooms bath, lavatory; all modern con-
veniences. Cleveland 54g2. o.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED.

GEORGETOWN. 3241 N ST, N MWi-ffEmt i front
~ GecoiaSTU isn5tnr service: adults: S31 80.
NEWLY NEW DECORATED, 2 Rooms frTni KITS5d- I6ad
en-. private bath; gas, cleo neat iu4 ti''A'> ~
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a NEW HOME IN THAT EXCLUSIVE SEC
ton between 18th St and Rock Greek PARK
containing some of the citys finer homes
This delightful place is priced at Sl4 5Ou
and 1t is an excellent value. The house IS
a detached brick of Colonial design: three
large bed rooms. two and one-half baths
oil heat finished attic screens modern
kitchen Phone Shepherd 4455 until 9 m.
WAPIE Il JAMES INC
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NEW; MODERN. 3-BED ROOM HOUSES,
sun deck automatic heat, air CONDITIONING
S.uu SS.uu sutherland I'd, opposite Indian
NS1. Open for inspection. 10 10 &
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Sll NEW. CHEVY CHASE,
D. C-This marvellous center-hall BRICK
HOME. Z large rooms. . baths. in setting
Of giant shade trees, is absolutely the best
buy of the season. II you require spacious
home at the most reasonable price. located
in a quiet. restricted section amid lovely
new homes. call for appointment National
l43S It'll q pm
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THE CAVALIER

ION TOP OF 14th ST--OVERLOOKING
THE CITY"
We have just, two Groom. kitchenette.
dlnette and bath aptS. available for i'm
mediate occupancy. One is on the Sth
floor, With southwest exposure. command
ing. beautiful, view Of Northwest WASH
lngton The other Is front unit. on the
4th floor. with southeast exposure. Large
rooms. dressing closet with ina door bed,
Frisidaire, oak floors. ample closets. Both
apis. have Just undergone complete redec-
oration We have a spacious one-room.
kitchenette. dinette and bath unit also
available now
Refrigeration on house current a.
hour elevator and switchboard service. In
a quiet, refined. f1reproof building con-
venient to downtown. Conservative rental.
THE CAVALIER
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EAST CAPITOL ST.-12 ROOMS. . BATHS,
porcheS, lear brick garage; ideal rooming.
Call E. W. BAILEY. Adams 1886
NEW BED ROOMS. . BATHS. 50. $50:
Chevy Chase: large living room modern
kitchen and dining room. air conditioned:
lot 55x12O. Wisconsin 1850 day, G~rsia
MAR evening
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APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED,

. BLOCKS DUPONT CIRCLE: 1 ROOMS
kitchen and bath. glasSed-in porch. : eX-
poSureS, elevator, refrigeration on house:
Gentle adults only: S65. 1920 2lst st n w
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VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE IN THE N w
section; VIII have to be seen to be an
preclated. Rent $50 per month
PERCY II. RUSSELL co. III Z ST " w
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PETWORTH, sos DELAFIELD PL. NV
Modern 6-room brick; screened porch; va.
cant; only S6U. Good condition
WASHINGTON REALTY CO, GEO. 5000.
22o23 lst ST. NV RMS. H-WH;
Z-car garage; Ami; S55 Call BEITZFII..
District 400 NN'
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. MILLS BLDG
Natlona! 1870. Low rates n. Y. Atlanta
Boston. Fla. Chi. Clev. Local movine
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tached garage, elec. refrigeration, avn
lngs: insulated house in new condition;
feaSonable rental. Phone Cleveland 900.
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l445 PARK ROAD
.tte kitchen dressing
rooms. kitchen, dress
Il bath: cross ventlia-
nlnt.at Nr
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
u. S. SERVICE HEADS TALK

than an another might make a
higher grade on the examination.
Mitchell admitted, however, that
if new agency were being set up
it would be better to hold COM
petitive examinations. He said
competitive examinations would
cost more than the non-competi-
tive.
Halleck commented:
Employees in the emergency
agencies are mostly political
appOinteeS. To keep them in
their jobs by a system of non
competitive examination would
be to continue the patronage
system and would not be in the
interest of a true merit system"
Mitchell responded that while
that statement may be true theo-
retically, the Government service
would be disrupted if many of the
key men were thrown out of the
various agencies over night.
Questioned by committee mem
bers, Mr.. Vipond explained that
under the non-competitive exami-
nation system the veterans pref
erence law would not be taken
into consideration, but that no
aliens would be permitted to work
in the Government service.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Continued from Page y

lCOntlnued from rage ~
mended this while Representative
Robert RamSpeck CD of Georgia
chairman of the Civil Service Com
mittee. is sponsoring Legislation
providing for competitive exami
nation.
In declaring his preference fol-
the noncompetitive procedure, Mr.
Mitchell today told the commit
tee:
"If nOn-cOmpetitive examina-
tiOns are ordered it will enaOle
the Civil Service Commission to
pass on the people in a more
orderly fashion. 1t would also
permit the work of the agen-
cies to proceed without disrup-
tiOn.
I believe few of those now in
positions not covered by Civil
Service would retain their jobs
if competitive examinations
were compelled. We would
have to give Nationwide exam
atiOns, and while those now
holding the jobs probably would
make passing grades, they may
not make the highest grade,
and we are compelled to take
only those making the highest
marks.
Roughly, should estimate
that about IS per cent of those
now holding the jobs would pass
competitive examinations, while
80 or 95 per cent would pass non
competitive examinations"
In answer to a question, he said
It would be impossible for him to
estimate how many employees would
be affected. because the bill gives
he President power to determine
which agencies should be consid-
cred permanent and covered into
he civil service.
Representative Charles A. Hal
eek (RD of Indiana attempted to
draw from Mr.. Mitchell an admis-
sion that by the application of
examinations the best
nan for the job would be obtained.
Idea Explained
Mitchell explained that a man
who has had practical experience
in a job may be better qualified
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

resume operations as rapidly as
possible.
No Discrimination
IS. 1t is understood that all
employees now on strike or other
wise idle will return to their
usual work when called and that
no discrimination shall be made
or prejudices exercised by the
corporation against any en-
ploye because of his former af-
filiation with, or activities in,
the union or present strike.
IS. The union agrees that
pending the negotiations refer
red to in paragraph 2. there
shall be no strikes called or any
other interruption to/or inter
ference with production, by the
union or its members.
~. During the existence Of
the collective bargaining agree
ment contemplated pursuant to
paragraph 2 all opportunities to
achieve a satisfactory settle
ment of any grievance or the
enforcement of any demands by
negotiation shall be exhausted,
before there shall be any strikes
or other interruption to/or inter
ference with production by the
union or its members. There
shall be no attempts to intimi-
date or coerce any employees by
the union and there shall not
be any solicitation or signing up
of members by the union on the
premises of the company.
This is not to preclude indi-
vidual discussion.
Drops Court Action
49, After the evacuation OF
its plants and the termination
of the strike the corporation
agrees to consent to the entry
Of orders, dismissing the injunc-
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Continued from Page ~

tCODlllutN IL uii nkC -
been held since week age
Wednesday.
At the same time, the terms of
the agreement were officially dis,
closed.
The agreement:
Il. The corporation hereby
recognizes the union as the col.
leCtive bargaining agency for
those employees of the corpora
ton who are members Of the
union.
The corporation recognizes
and will not interfere with the
right of its employees to be mem
bers of the union. There shall
be no discrimination, interfer-
ence, restraint, or coercion by
the corporation or any of its
agents against any employe be-
cause of membership in the
union.
Will Negotiate
z. The corporation and the
union agree to commence col
lective bargaining negotiations
on February Is with regard to
the issues specified in the letter
of January 4, 1887, from the
union to the corporation for the
purpose of entering into a col
lective bargaining agreement, or
agreements. covering such issues.
looking to final and complete
settlement of all matters in dis
pute.
"3. The union agrees to forth
with terminate the present strike
against the corporation. and to
evacuate al plants now occupied
by strikers.
a. The corporation agrees
that all of its plants. which are
on strike or otherwise idle shall
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Text Of Agreement Ending Strike

ton proceedings which have
been started by the corporation
against the union, or any of its
members, or officers of any of
it's locals, including those pend
ing in Flint Mich, and Cleve-
land, Ohio, and subject to the
approval Of the court to dis
continue all contempt proceed
ings which it has instituted
Hereunder.
The terms Of the agreement
were preceded by letter to the
governor from General Motors, a
list of General Motors plants and
statement by John L. Lewis
c. I. o. director. The letter of
the company to the governor fol.
lows:
Hon Frank Murphy, governor:
I'VE have been told that the
United Automobile Workers of
America in justifying its demand
for the bargaining privilege
state that they fear that with.
out protection of some kind we
might deliberately proceed to
bargain with other groups for
the purpose Of undermining the
position of this particular union.
we have said that we had no
such intention.
Ban on Coercion
~, tIa otLoY how'd W. oo,o ,oak
enter into any agreement with
anyone which can have the ef-
feet of denying to any group Of
our employees the right of col
lective bargaining to which it is
entitled and which fails to pro-
tect them in the exercise of
those rights.
On our part, therefore, we
undertake not to seek or to in
Spire such activities on the part
of other groups for the purpose
of weakening this particular
union.
This undertaking we assume
on condition that the union re
frain from coercion and intimi-
dation inside and outside of the
shop in its efforts to increase
its membership.
Will Submit Plan
"As evidence of our intention
to do all We can to hasten the
resumption of work in our plants
and to promote peace, we hereby
agree with you that within a
period of six months from the
resumption of work we will not
bargain with or enter into agree
ments with any other union or
representative or employees of
plants on strike in respect to
such matters of general cor
pOrate policy as referred to in
letter of January 4 without first
submitting to you the facts Of
the situation and gaining from
you the sanction of any such
contemplated prOce cedure, as
being justified by law, equity, or
justice towards the group of en-
plOyes so represented.
"YOur respectfully,
civilian S. KNUDSEN,
JOHN THOMAS SMITH,
DONALDSON BROWN"
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URGE MINIMUM WAGE

In a program dedicated to OBJ
Servance of Lincoln's birthday an
niversary, Representatives Vir.
ginia E. JenckeS, Indiana; Orville
Zimmerman. Missouri, and Frank
j. C. Dorsey, Pennsylvania, will
speak on "a $1,000 Minimum An
nual Wage" for Federal and Dis
trict Government employees at a
mass meeting in Garnet Patter-
son Junior High School Audito-
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

rum tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.
Participants in the meeting,
sponsored by United Government
Employees, Inc, will include the
organizations president, Edgar
G.. Brown; it's treasurer, Mrs.
Elizabeth H. McDuffie; Mrs. E..
P. Flemming, and Mother Anna
Chase. 90, who will describe her
meeting with Lincoln at the
White House.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
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