The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-05-05
List Of Exhibits At A. F. Of L. Show
Reads Like Blue-Book Of Industry

Great, Industrial names, great names
in the entertainment world, great
names from the history book of La
Dor f. all these are joining hands in
staging, at Cincinnati, MAY 10th to
May 21st) the most unusual and spec
tacular epic in the history of Organ
lied Labor in the United States!
In speaking of the types of indus
tries that are subscribing for booth
space at the coming A. F. of l..
UNION LABEL and INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBITION, l. NJ. Ornburn, Secre-
tary Treasurer of the Union Label
Trades Department of the American
Federation of Labor, and Director
General of the Exhibition, made a
momentous statement at Cincinnati a
few days ago.
Said Mr.. Ornburn: "It is my expert
ence that great mistake Of opinion
exists among the general public re-
garding Union Made products and
Union Manned services. l know that,
even among groups of my Union
friends, many of them think that rel
atively only a limited number of
products and services are made under
Union Label, Shop Card and Button
conditions.
"But what fallacy this is, as the
great audiences that will come to the
Music Hall in Cincinnati between
May 10th and 21st, will see with their
own eyes! "There, one after the other
will be seen signs over Booths that
in themselves, will read like the names
from the Nations Industrial Blue
Book not merely an occasional
fine name from some one or the other
of lesser categories, but leading names
from all categories, including food
stuffs, pharmaceuticals, wearing ap-
parel, as well as light and heavy duty
machine articles.
"What a thrill we are getting at
Cincinnati as, day after day, great ano
worthy industrial enterprises reserve
their booth spaces for the physica
display of their products and services
and likewise reserve their Display
Advertising space in our CATA.
|LOGUE-DIRECTORY which will be
the first Buying Guide" to "Union
Made" products and services ever
printed.
indicative of these famous names
are such as The Kellogg Company, OF
Battle Creek, Michigan; General Mills
Of Minneapolis, Minnesota; The JOSEPH
Schlitz Brewing Company of Milwau
kee, Wisconsin; The Axton-Fisher To
bacco Company of Louisville, Ken
lucky and the Carnation Compan!
(milk) of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, az
we'll as myriad other super-industria
names from every walk of Commercial
and Manufacturing life in America.
J "And the be,t part is, each of thes'
is entering the A. F. of L. UNION
LABEL and INDUSTRIAL EXHI
BITION with keen and cooperative
7 spirit, such as is indicated in the fol
lowing quotation from a letter of AK
ton Fisher Tobacco Company, that &C
companied their reservation for Boot
, space.
The Axton-F Fisher Tobacco Compan.
letter says: | have read with grea
interest the literature you sent us il
connection with the American Fedora
: tion of Labor Union Label and Indus
, trial Exhibition and wish to thanl
you for inviting us to participate il
such a progressive movement. We en-
close signed contract for booth and
5 half page advertisement in your Cata
, iogue-D Directory.
We are thoroughly in accord wit
2 the statements of Mr.. William Gree
: and yourself that the members an
9 families of the American Federation