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OEEIcIAl NOTICES

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, March 9. 1904 public
nearing having been held by the commise
sioners Of the District Of Columbia on
January %, 1910. in the matter of ciosinq
certain street and alley area in the Distrirt
oL Columbia. as hereinafter described ana
tne SAID Commissioners being Satisfied as IN
the equity, Justice and advisability OF said
Sle. ci9Ssl1nes. and that the same are in the
puoNc interest, and not detrimental to the
!rI5,r !1mIterests OF abutting property owners. No.
LIE LIE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the said
osdnI Codmmlssloners s have prepared the following
vi Ui;. uei. OToered that pursuant to the pro-
pecembepf pseenS OF Publie Act No 3o7. approved
area as shown in green on plat f1ied IN aifSs tSs
once OF the. Surveyor of the District Of
Sonn SSoolumola and numbered as Maps S3I)I and
t5u2' Is hereby ordered CLOSED. same to
tt.Ke .ake enect on and after April 10, 194n. the
sltie 20 the land comprised in said area 90
cioseo TO revert to the abutting pronerfv
owners, rs shown on said mans: The sa;H
area hereby ordered closed being described
as soliows: J.. Closing of PUBLIC ALLEYS
~ III, squares 1870 and 1872 running north
ely ely from ! Reservoir Road NV. 2 Closing
pal. paI OF Sgth STREET north Of Alabama
estea ntehue Sc. Any and all parties inter-
Ssoeo in must he objections. If any. in writ
lhs, NV, 10 SAID closings. within thirty (3O)
otherwise said order shall become 9setGn efisctiys
on on. April 10. 1910. and the Street and alley
area. as herein described shall on and
aiter said date become closed. in accord
MELVIN C. HAzEN. GEORGE sAla ALLEN ASS.
DAVID McCOACH. Jr., Commissioners ~
Ghe QlSlrlct Of Columbia. mh9, I4texsu
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR CoMPRESSORS. 1875 h.p, low
prices; terms, So down. So month Phone
Mlchigan 9439; evenings, Dupont 706s.
ANCHOR cement block machine, 15-hp.
electric motor, 500 capacity: mixer, con-
veyor tampers, etc. Ashton 1892
ANIIoUES-clearanee sale. Y to Y of.
CHESTS, desks, tables. chairs, mirrors,
clocks, sideboards. secretaries
McAFEE STUDIO
30. OF Dupont Cir, Next to Southern Club.
1408 New HAMPSHIRE Ave. Michigan 5765.
ANTIQUE SOFA, mahogany. good condi-
ton: cheap. Phone Wisconsin 3123-R.
BATHTUBs. toilet outfits. sinks. heat
ing boilers, pipe and radiation lumber
sash and doors. windows complete with
weather strips, 1000 doors complete with
hardware and :, frames, steel sash steel
units and cabinets Wrecking 358 apart
ments. 2121 New York ave.
BATH TUBS. toilets lavatories and sinks.
gas heating boiler. radiation and pipe. roof
slate and building stone lumber, sash and
doors, windows complete Wrecking dne
mansion at 5901 Conn. ave.
BEDROOM. practically new Swedish mod
ern, z pieces, cost $3.50: best cash ofler; no
dealef1. Shepherd 3234>J.
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HELP MEN.

once ara credit depsr ment write anfss atstns
a'Gs sired Box assi fHxps.ience and salary de-
nish attractive space in exchange for
sssehHqsrsslpnic slnn service in law once. BOX
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN, for new and
wire men who wish to increase their earn
baker line Of cars, Unusual commission
deal given our men on
and sober. See Mr.. Hitler, Hitler Motors.
925 Silver Spring ave. Silver Spring. W. .
AUTOMoBME statesmen (3) to sell
Doase Dodge and Plymouth automobiles and Dodge
trucks Must be sober reliable steady
worker Salary. commission and transporta-
ton. Fred Motor Co., 400 Georgia ave.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN-We need 2
tens to make money on best commission and
oonus Gon,su a1rangement a in town, See Bob
Carter, PARKWAY Motor. 3O40 M ST. NV.
DRIVER, Ealo white, single for ambulance. Must
FARM AND DAIRY HAND, middle aged.
married couple without children. Chan
tilly Farm. Fairfax. Va. Herndon 144-J-l.
JANTTOR, colored, good mechanic with
License
and above qualifications need answer, No
children. Box 129-H. Star.
MAN white thoroughly exp, to handle
ony S0ara sPs ana Eases iSRer
china, glassware, etc. for shipping. Reply
IN own handwriting. stating rate, age, ex-
psrien9ce. wages expected and give names
OF references. Box 230-D. Star.
MAN. white. 25-35, hospital orderly expert
snce: $40 per month. room. board and
LAUNDRY. 1887 Meridian pl. M.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
(onlyl to the Animal Protective Associstion
Atlantic 1853.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN,

TRUCK DRIVER colored long distance
preferred; good references. BOZ 1O7-H.
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HELP MEN g WOMEN.

COLSRED MAN AND WIFE, living expenses
ana 30; Opportunity advancement. Cook,
ghw handy man. honest, dependable
state age. references. Small home, Fairfax
20S-D, Star.
COUPLE. elderly, as jaintors; quarters for
services, no wages: Govt man preferred.
Both call 5716 18th st. n W. ewes. only.
MAN AND WIFE, white, as cook. butler
ano INV: man should be able to drive;
must be experienced. honest sober and will
Ing workers: salary. 500 mo. Give full par
eiculars' age and references. Box 290-D,
MAN AND WIFE. live in, cook, gh.w., ham
rets.; salary. S45-S50. Box 44O-D Star
WHITE COUPLE. 1st-class cook. g.h.w,,
care sais 4-year-old child. exp butler. gardener.
or!ver; no general laundry. Only those
WIN good refs in pvt. family work con-
sidered: $50 and pvt. cottage on premises.
WI. 534S Call 10 to only
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

POULTRY 8 EGGS.
ARNT BROLER PLANT. so chickens q
week, used one year, got to sell. need room.
Before 11:30 am. w. B. Wilcox, Fairland,
Md. To-
FOUR Beacon finishing batteries, two inter-
mediates: CHEAP; GOOD condition. Fails
Church 1906. 10s
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BOATS.

BOAT. 20 IT,, 6-cylinder inboard engine.
IN good condition. Phone Tavlor 511I.
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LOST.

LOST.
land tag; sonny" Reward. WI. 4Sos.
COCKER SPANIEL. male, red. lame. Penn
sylvania license tag. Reward. Call DU-
DOG. curly hair, black and white. female
pet; found downtown Apply Animal Res
cue League. II Q st. NV.
DOG. brown and white terrier with har-
sesS-w sesS; 10 license; short tail. Call Adams
PEKINGEsE, female. brown and white, Pet
worth. section; last seen at the Bernard
School: Liberal reward il returned to
Mrs. Patricia Alexandria, 306 Emerson
Ct NV: Randolph 4075.
high. female, tan collar. Reward. 1895
CHURCH st. NV.
REWARD will be paid BY Attorney Fred
Mesmer for the return of any article lost
from black Pontiac sedan. Connecticut
aarns fer Tesx psxn Of teseEs S
said articles. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
ROLL OF BLUEPRINTS. with Q linen trac-
1ngs and Application for District bldg per-
mt rewsrd ees daksHa sH aslk Pk and Manor Golf Club
sulr snT vc CASE slesf containing mems cloth
Taylor 6a4O. 'u' o"N
WRIST WATCH. lady's Bulova, between
Sheridan and Rittenhouse SITS on Ga. ave
nx Aps ses asv'Ts IA asss asss Rit'enhouse St NV
RADIO, from truck; phono-
graph combination; r. c. A.
model U-44; liberal reward.
Kane Transfer Co., Michigan
1900.
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NURSE. practical; elderly person, paralytic
ight housework day. week. WI. 4745
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SPEC1AL-Privat home, 249 Galatin So.
n.w.-Front master bedroom for . people.
pvt bath auto heat. express bus lines.
Rates reasonable. Randolph 0l50
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MAID, colofed. wishes Job, plain cooking:
honest and reliable; city references. II.
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JEWISH FAMILY-Opp. Rock Greek PIX
opt. 203l Park rd. NV. Hobart s73s.
1924 WOODLEY PL., near Shorehsm Ho-
tel-Desrable room lady or gentleman
Best food RpaS All Oo44
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q HELP MEN.
(Nnnt{N,,adN

q HELP MEN.
(oontinued)
MAN, white, to cook on weekend trips
1s se as ssa2 s iae
MEAT CUTTER, experienced; steady work,
good pay: local references. Box b7-H.
MEN. young. 2. neat. reliable. to assist in
1929 T st. NV. 10 to 12 and 8 to s.
MEN to sell complete line Of chevrelets for
dealer Your customers VIII receive the
Davis, Mandeli ch Chevrolet iei 18th sa AMI and aood
Hope I'd. Sc.
PIIoNoGRAPH MAN. sober, settled. ex-
pany: salary commission and car expense
RADIO sERvICEMEN-steady lob and
Eeos Eood salary M Ter these that know their busi-
ness. CarroIIs. 7l9 II st: NV. TO-
SALESMEN, s.;!.isn 2. for used cars: Hiehest com
Mckee Auto Service. 5000 Wis ave. ''"
SECOND CHEF, colored. all around. Mari-
noro Restaurant, Marlboro. Md. 10s
SHOW CARD WRITER, experienced FUR
pointment es DisDsy DS DeD 1sDei Aanns asr shoe
TAILOR, must know how to press on .
pressing machine: Box 476-D. Star.
COUPLE desires student to help with
nogSework for room. meals, carfare. WO
HAVE OPENING for 2 live-wire saiesmen;
ences. p c. cisin. 1868 wis o ave. se.a' '''es-
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
largest Chevrolet dealer in washington.
See Mr.. cloueh. between and S. Ouris-
man chevrolet. $40 H st. ne.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN.
aan7Ias.in as,a1jfins il built to.osdsr homes in sD
No Not mHeh SeTyces 9f compssen.
able to meet buyers and help make seiec-
tons. estimate and draw plans and specif-
sbilits Box ssi sSp D. SeskiS STAR depending upon
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
Experienced man to sell Ford and Mer-
sry; srs; demonstrator furnished; Local ref
steuart Motor Co, ard and II ne. aA'
AUTOMOBILE
SALES MANAGER.
with An ono opp9rnnity o9 to make connections
tp eoS uoTE must pe STEADY, reliable and willing
Box 70-D. Star. ' ~ "A1 'e''en'e
CARPENTER FOREMAN
Must be experienced in ant. house con.
structlon Apply in person Monday be-
Tween ana $40 pm, 1928 K st. NV
WHITE MEN,
Fl years Of age with one year residence
IN D. C, or nearby Md. or Va. with b. G.
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A L. Livsie. RIM. III, 1913
l4th st. z. ". between 3 and pm
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

LONG AND SHORT DISTANCE moving
Diamond Van Line. truck stand corner 11th
and Lamont SITS. NV. MI. 92S3.
MOVING Eliminate all worry all risk.
Merchants accepts full responsibility.
Call MERCHANTS. National 5000
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1914 BELMONT RID. NW.-Large single or
double room in Jewish home: board op-
| tinnal Michipan o1QO
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300 SECOND STREET Sc. near Capitol
Large. well-furnished room. Seven win
dows, private BATH c.h.w.. telephone, ra-
erences requirea. Lincoln 1901 IL
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DUPONT CIRCLE 142O 2Dth St. NV
Large, front. double room, twin beds; very
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
fH0nA ixs1AA

STUDIO BED LIVING ROOM - Large.
front, beautifully furnished: privileges;
meals optional. Weadon Arms. 1914 18th
ST. NV. TO-
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

method; beginners. advanced students.
small groups. Senior Ramos. Hobart 97l5
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THE PINEHOUsE, 1923 r. + ave. NV
Few desirable vacancies for young, people.
meals, location surroundings ideal
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NURSE hospital training, will take any
case: best Doctors reference. Phone Ho-
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1858 EUCLID NV. Apt. 35-2 or 3 rms,
single or double; elev., cafe, refined sur
in, 70 untIv
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE BANCROFT, 1927 10th St NV
Beautiful rooms. private, semi-private
baths; reas.; meals optional; excellent
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wants room. board with
Italian-speaking family. near Library of
CONGRESS or G. w. U. Write particulars.
Box 4RR-J. Star 1Oe
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1915 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.W--A dis
tinctive home for young people in an uu-
Surpa sSed location Reasnnahle
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Wesley Hall and AnneXes,
1401 18th ST. NV,

Tub K ST. NV. offers the pest IN down.
| town room and board accommo cd ations Ex-
cellent meals. comfortable and attractive
rms; moderately priced District 1900
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T. N.W.-Close In; Al
,drn., conv. 14th st. car.
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1901 G. ST W.--Warm, neatly furnished
room, unlim. phone; near Govt. ofilces;
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2131 Mass. ave.-You
will be happily surprised with the moderate
cellent food share room with pvt. bath
for young lady. Also other openings for
young people Enjoy this beautiful ex-
and men. Dupont 94O4.
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NURSERY GOVERNESS, English, would
like position with children, 3 yrs. up: driv-
er.s license. highest references Call Dis
trict 1888 between In and 10 M
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1853 BELMONT ST NV large rooms,
Ink new studio furniture, southern expos,
unlim. phone: everything furn.; S35 mo.
pbopa Hobart
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PRACTICAL NURSE and companion to lady
or child; references. Box 4Ss-J. Star lOs
REGISTERED NURSE. colored, wants lob
in doctors ONCE or work Of any kind
Box 43-H, Star. los
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r b. 4. operator, 2S yrs. old, desires po-
Slt1on; II yrs experience; handles busy
board. Hotel exper. DU hSO7
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AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking specially; dual controlled cars,
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured,
School Rapdnlpb SQSA .
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UNFuR.

ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.
GEORGETOWN-2 rms, furn. OF urifurn !:
rent double or single; pvt. entr, unIim,
phone; good trans; pvt. family. DU $685.
BETHEDA-1 or 2 rms. private bath
with shower. Will paper and furnish to
suit tenant. Oliver 9490.
COLOREp-17O4 Swan st. NV, centrally
located; furnished and unfurnished rooms,
continuous hot water. :.
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HARRISON ST. NW.--Studio base
room. private shower. open fireplace,
ew home: unlin. phone; $50: gentle-
Garage opt WoOdley 0a47
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BELMONT GARDENS.

Overlooking Meridian Park: lovely parlo
beautifully furnished single and dou
rooms; home cooking, selective men
switchboard service: reasonable rates
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
LABOR FORCES FOR
TOMMY D'ALESANDRO

BALTIMORE. Md. April - i
CONGRESSMAN Tommy DAleSan
dro Is receiving powerful backna
for his reelection from many sec
tons OF this citys organized labor
movement
The Third District Representa-
i've is all important figure by VII
tue o! his membership on tin
House Committee on Labor. II.
is one OF the SIX signerS OF the
Minority Report opposing the Nor
ton Amendments To the Wayne!
Ac.
Baltimore Labor ) JOINT Cam
paiga Committee has opened o..
fees here in d AlesanGroS inter
cs;s. President A. F. Whitney Ci
the Brotherhood OF Railroaa
Trainmcn has sen; personal let
ter to every member III the Third
District urging vote and support.
CLIO leader Ulissc dc Dominica
of the AcW OF A. Charlie Mitzell
legislative agent OF the BR OF T.
sam Captain Of the Ladies Gar.
ment Workers Union and othel
influential LABOR leaders are ac
lively aiding III the campaign.
At this writing it seems thai
labor's balance of power will swirs
the day for genial Tommy.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
POTPOURRI

nr'snarst y 20 80,
subjected to an Investigation b.
officials Of the Wages and Hours
Division OF the United States De
partment OF Labor.
lie was found to have been
cheating his employees out OF the
minimum wages. lie agreed to pay
up the sums he had stolen from
his workers One OF the employees
ROW reports that after making out
the checks to satisfy the Wages
and Hours people and avoid prose-
cution, he told one of the employ
cs that he WOULD HAVE TO
CASH 1T AND TURN OVER THE
PROCEEDS TO HIS EMPLOYER
AGAIN IF HE WANTED TO
STAY AT WORK! The employc
complied and promptly spilled TIC
beans. The CIO officials here will
press for criminal charges againS.
this audacious business man.
Watch for his name in these
columns shortly!
Chamber ChisclcrS
Talking about chisclcrS / listen
cd in again last week on the Cum.
bcrland Chamber OF Commerce
program.
The speaker was Mr.. John Lie
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
-i0 AIDS hEaRST
CHICAGO STRIKERS

BALTIMORE. Md. April - -
D.giy Willie Hearst was furthei
expo ed here when Martin Weldln
ati.kns American NcwspapC.
Cu!lusman Of the CHICAGO Herald
.hovcd the sansational Guild film
STRIKE to LEGAL rnionlsts
Then things began 10 move
along the battle Inns with tn.
fol,oH.nc c3mmuniquc being re
.ca
l. Go member Clarence
Crime spCkc to his fellow work
-, and friends with the result
that = pconlc cancelled their
subscriptions 70 thr local Hearst
Evening New, 4 Post and the
Herald Srnday american.
SWOC member Jimmy
Dem sent back an "Llcctrolux"
refrigerator h" WAS about 10
pure hasr because H. found they
were aiding Hearst in adycrtis-
ing.
- i. ..ir% Hears; strike
crS Fund is receiving real aid
from an increasing number Of
union men.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
Clio VICTORIOUS At
BhLTO. G. NJ. PLANT

BALTIMORE. Md Apr! %
Resul, of last Tuesday NLRB
a,eo'e" ::.::.s; Cs::.ce::,,::!! M,:c;;c.
employees al the Baltimore plants
resulted in fifty PEI cent ou;
right victorY and a chance to com
plete the lob in 4 run-on poll
The Baltimore Fisher BODY unit
went Clio in big way with the
vote showing For Clio Cos. For
ALL go For neither union SO.
Tie Baltimore Chevrolet boys
were not quite as decided as their
Fisher BODY Brothers. The vote
there was For clio 4l8. For AFL
:05 70 neither Un.on So.
Talk IN the plan; and the re.
ports Of the clio organizers
indicate that a Cio victory in the
run-oa election is a foregone con,
clusion in face Of the staggering
clio victories throughout the GIN
system.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
KayIon Strikers Hold
Firm in Fifth Week

RAJ TiMORE Md Arrd -
The Amalsamated Clothing Work.
ers OF America strike against the
Kaylon. Inc swcatshops enters its
n.th week with the strikers morale
high and the picket lines intact.
Wages and Hours violations
have been filed IN Washington and
delegations have visited all cloth
ing stores here with requests that
the products OF the unfair con.
Germ be withdrawn. Similar re-
quests have been made IN other
Maryland cities and the District
Of Columbia BY cooperating local
unions.
Other news from the Baltimore
clothing center is the announce.
mcnt of the ILGWU that they
will send ten Baltimore delegates
to the 40th Convention Of the
lLGWU i'll New York on May eth.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25

Clio UNIONS KEEP vi
STEADY ACTIVITIES

BALTIMORE. - 49,! go.
Ocrdn.lationa! effort, and a INIT
rd States Ilous!n4 Authority
n.aetc OF Baltimore housing condi-
t.oH Vi.. a,glaps the time Of Lo
"a. - United OMc, ana Profess
ioaa! Wori.cg> OF America. to-
nish, at an open meeting in the
$ southern Hoe.
loya. IS Industrial Union Q.
Marine and Shipbulding Work
els a.e patiias OF 4 Gala Dance
SATURDAY 4; thc Polish Homo Hall.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Bal
.moie Maritime Council are CO.
,ponso. q! the affair.
tinted Label Workers un.on Q!
Baltimore recent victors in an
NLRB poll are engaged in nceo-
iations with the United States
Printing and Lithograph Co.
clio headquarters in this City are
now located at 334 North Gay
street and several OF the small
local, have moved. OF shortly will
To the same location.
The United Shoe WORKERS o:
IL. $50 CiO' h.d a!ad Tor q
NLRB poll Of the employees Of tn
Mussrn Shoe compans Baltlmo. 2
plant,
The boSSe, refused to permit 4
consent election Oraanllcr Al
tAont Formicaeh has been active
II sisu.ng up mpmbc. Til
Baltimore sun refused % PRINT
letter from The Shoe Workers rc
search dlrcc;o. II which exception
was taken IS statements made
abou Bata Shoe CO practice, b.
LAWYER Robert Archie. partner II
Senator Tyaiu-. Martin Wac
M. pre- !den. o: D.s;.sc; 80. TINT
ed Mae WORKERS OF America Wa
1s.tog here en- Union bushes
last Wee.. ! VISITED the picket
me q iha Kay.on strikers OF the
Anna. eamated Clothing Workers
- Gyl ~ one
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25

in part: Your paper is the only
one with the nerve TO speak out
Oh the question OF the tin mill
taxes. During the election We had
reports here that the Republic
Steel had paid money to aid Ger.
tain persons to be elected SO that
the Tin Mill can keep on Chiscl-
Ing on its taxes.
i notice that the city officials
never answer the open statements
you make about the tin mill taxes.
and | am wondering why?"
Sorry, but We cannot help oil:
correspondent Suggest he writes
to the Republic Steel Company
local attorney about the question:
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25

bau. president OF the local cham
Der and his subject was outlining
how the efforts OF the group arc
preventing people from being de
frauded.
Immediately wondered Il the
Chamber Of Commerce would take
any action against the local bus!
ness man who defrauded his en-
ploycs out OF their wages?
Then my memory went back to
the strange and unanswered
charge that the taxpayers ..
Cumberland are belng chiselcd OH.
Of Fifty Dollars per year as Dues
to the Cumberland Chamber OF
Commerce, As long as the Cham
Der refuses 10 answer this indie,
ment on It's weekly radio pro
grams the general public will con-
tinue to count them as no better
than other chisellers.
Ask yourself. By wha; right docs
fifty dollars OF taxes 20 to support
a labor hating. businessmen S or
ganization? Can you imagine
what would happen If the many
local unions here tried to steal
the taxpayers money as Annual
Dues TO their organizations?
Abusive
Have YOU ever noticed that
when Mayor Irvine is Stumped
for an answer TO facts he re-
sorts To abuse or name calling:
You will recall that during his
handful bluffs lac termed CIO
letters sarcastic. on WPA mat
tiers he denounced the workers
as 'ioafcrs." when q junk deal
or wantcr a permit he hurled the
word Jew" in disrcspect at the
applicant.
Last week when the Townsend
Club asked for the use of the
City Hall Auditorium and were
refused. one Of the Townsend
Club officers. Lewis n. Metz.
asked awkward questions as to
why other groups were allowed
10 use the Auditorium.
Irvine was stumpcd and re-
vcrtcd 10 his usual practice.
Said the great. fair and square
fcncr" about Metz. he is just
chronic kicker from the Last
SD"
MIR Metz has apparently still
TO learn that there are two
classes of people in Irvinc's con.
seriousness.
A South Cumberland reader
writes us about the non-paymen!
OF the Tin Mill Taxes and says
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
IL Was Strange

I'm of liquor. Last night when
I walked into my room I saw two
rats fighting!'
We'll. after all, there's nothing
strange about seeing two rats
fighting"
But these had boxing gloves
ont"
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
BAT A

Continued from page on.
Der Of Commerce will be willing
10 have their own youngsters
bound to the notorious Bat'a
concern Il and when the Cham
Der succeeds in cnticing the con-
Germ here?
In fact We wonder what de.
tense the Cumberland Chamber
of Commerce has TO make for its
activities in attempting 10 have
such a disrcputabic outfit To-
cate in the clean air Of Cumbcr-
land:
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25

radio is covered with frost and
the ice box is singing Way Out
West in Kansas
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-04-25
Trouble. Shooter Needed

Mrs. Senger at the telephone:
oh. Frank, do come home. I've
mixed the plugs in some way. The