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Convention Acts
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ganized labor in enforcing antitrust
laws.
Fair Labor Standards Act-Com-
mended Administrator of the act for
holding that there should be no low
ering Of labor standards established
by law because of the national de-
fense program.
Social Security-Extension of old
age protection for all wage earners
and their families.
Unemployment Compensation Re-
vision of state legislation to extend
compensation period, reduce waiting
period, provide larger benefits and
eliminate experience rating.
Health Insurance and HOspitaliza-
tion.-More adequate hospital and
medical care for persons of low in
comes and inclusion Of both perma-
nent and temporary disability insur-
ance in the social security program.
U. S. Housing Administration
Adequate appropriations to enable the
USHA to continue it's activities and
supply the additional needed low rent
housing and slum clearance to house
under healthy and sanitary conditions
workers in the low income groups.
Navy Yard Wages-Reopening OF
the wage schedules effective Novem-
ber 1S so that adequate increases
may be provided.
National Labor Relations Act
Amendments to include a change ir
the unit rule, to permit skilled en-
ployes and recognized classifications
of workers to retain their separate
unity; direct court appeal by labor
organizations in representation cases
preserving the integrity of collective
bargaining agreements lawfully en-
tered into by bona fide labor organi
cations; elimination of unwarrantet
delays in procedure; five-man labor
board in place of present three-mal
board.
Post Office Employes-Legislatiol
providing annuities for widows of re
tired post office employees and pro
portionate annuities for widows O.
employees who die while in the posta
service.
Government Employees - Optiona
retirement after 80 years of service
and compulsory retirement at age 81
for all groups regardless of rosie
title; legislation recognizing right o
government employees to bargain col
lectively regarding conditions not de
termined by law.
Government Contracts Amen,
Walsh Healey Act to prohibit tn
awarding Of contracts by the Unite
States Government or its department
or agencies to concerns which hav
been found to have denied their EN-
ployes the right to organize and bar
gain collectively.
Fire Defense-Action in support o
the efforts of the International Asso
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THE POTTERS HERALD

will be notified of his general respon-
sibilities to safeguard his production
through the Inauguration of safety
program and of the availability of a
safety specialist in his own COM
munity ready and willing to act as
his safety adviser. The regional rep
resentative of the National Committee,
at the same time, will be given the
name and location of the contractor
and he, in turn, will Immediately as
sign district or local committee
member as a suitable plant contact
man.
The plan will be executed by "a
man committee to be known as the
National Committee for the Conserv-
alton of Man Power in Defense Indus
tries. The membership will include
labor representatives, safety experts
from private industry, executives from
the national and local safety councils,
and State officials administering laws
relating to safe and healthful work
conditions. Appointed as Special
Agents of the Department of Labor
these men will serve entirely on a
voluntary basis.
Labor has status today as never
before, and that status carries with
it responsibility, responsibility te
wage earners and responsibility to al
the people of the United States.
That responsibility calls for the
carrying out of all contracts agreed
upon.
That responsibility calls for vigil
ance in the maintenance of higl
standards SO as to thwart influence.
from dishonest or subversive source.
attempting to establish themselves
within the labor movement.
That responsibility calls for sincer'
and conscientious effort to bring
about fair and honorable adjustmen
of difference within the labor move
ment itself.
That responsibility calls for cooper
alton by labor with employers an
with all responsible groups to avoi
delays and nterruptions-to increas
production and efficiency, and to pre-
serve and promote human welfare an
labor standards at the same time il
the defense program which we as
nation have undertaken.
The months directly ahead deman
hat the Nations wage earners, EN-
| ployers and all other groups cooper
ate as never before in the interest o
the national well-being and in the in
terest of national defense. The Amer
, lean Federation of Labor will do it
part unselfishly, unstintingly an
whole eheartedly. The wage earners O
America will join them and all othe
groups of our beloved country in a
f old-fashoned democratic, America
patriotic effort that we may be pre-
, pared to face the world with conf
dence, to plan and develop here
| constantly better society in which tn
brotherhood of man under the Father
e hood of God bseoAes daily realit.
The labor movement of the Unite
States of America will contribute t,
p participate in, and protect this sc
r ciety with all it's strength.
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citation of Fire Fighters to secure the
appointment of national committee
on fire defense.
PrisOn-Mad Goods - Extension of
legislation restricting sale of goods
made in penal institutions.
Oppressive Labor Practices-Enact-
ment of Senate Bill S. 1870, passed
by the Senate but not reported by
House Committee on Labor.
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TOO LATE

In her school essay on parents" a
little girl wrote: owe get our parents
when they are so old that it is i'm
possible to change their habits"
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JUST BREED THRU YOUR NOSE

"You can't arrest me. l came from
one of the best families in Virginia"
"That's o. K, buddy. We amt ar
resting you for breeding purposes"
Oshkosh O'Gosh.
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81 see by the paper that nine pro-
fessors and one student were killed in
wreck"
"Poor chap
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L. u. 172 SMOKER >;

\ Local Union No. 172 will hold :
: smoker Thursday, December ;:
\ IL. The meeting will start at the ;:
: regular time. !
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+ tend this smoker. ;:
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NOTICE.!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column

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i NOTICE :.
+ Nomination and election of of X
+ ficers of Local Union No. 94 to i
\ be held Friday, December 13. \
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\ Members of Local Union No. +:
\ 124 please attend meeting Tues ;:
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-28

Bob Whitehill, of Salem, Ohio, 4
former resident of Oakland, sends an
interesting letter about the high school
basketball team at Garfield, Ohio
coached by Merle Rosselle, who taught
in Oakland high for two or three years
and coached basketball.
Roselle is a graduate of West Vir.
ginia Wesleyan, where he played
guard. "Pat" Rice, leading scorer fcr
Frostburg this year, played on the
high school team here when Roselle
coached.
The letter from Whitehill tells how
the Garfield team compiled a record
of 10 victories and defeats, winning
the Mahoning county class B cham
pionship; the sectional tournament at
Kent, defeating the 1889 state cham
pions and coming within a hair of
taking the state championship later at
Columbus, only to be beaten out in
the finals by New Carlisle, 1926.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-28
MEADOW MOUNTAIN

James O'Brien and Marshall O'Brien
visited their homes here over the Eas-
ter period. They have been employed
in a steel mill at Canton, o., since last
fall.
Miss June Beckman visited her par
ents here Saturday and Sunday.
James Beckman is a student in an
electrical school in Chicago and will
graduate in April.
Mrs. George Keller, of Akron, O.,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
O'Brien, Easter. She has been en-
ployed in the Firestone works for some
time.
The Mennonites conducted an Easter
program here Sunday night.
The roads, which have been blocked
by snow for some time, are now open
and we are looking forward to the ad-
vent Of spring with the greatest pleas
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Bennett visited
at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Colmer on
Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth O'Brien and June
Beckman were guests at the home of
Miss Leona O'Brien Sundya evening.
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Enlightenment Received

Last week and the week previous ]
printed statements that had been made
to me about the selection of an arch
itect for the Community building,
some of them contradictory, and said
that enlightenment was needed.
That enlightenment descended thick
and fast last weekend, some of it
coming from the Councils president,
who was out Of town last week and
couldn't be contacted before the paper
went to press, and some of it from
WPA headquarters in Cumberland
The president said the Council at a
previous meeting had given the Bal
timore architect the job of drawing
plans and specifications for the sum Of
$4,000; this includes eight visits to
the job while under construction for
supervision. He stated that the Sc
lection of the architect was entirely
up to the council, and the only thing
the WPA authorities were concerned
with was that the one selected be
competent.
Previously from the City Hall I
lad received information, supposedly
authentic, to the effect that WPA had
insisted on an architect of their choos
ing, and that actually no contract for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-28
All In The Viewpoint

A committee of admirers Of the
President were trying to decide where
to place a statue of Roosevelt in the
Capitol.
They decided it wouldn't do to place
him next to Lincoln, because Lincoln
was known as honest Abe.
They decided it would not do to place
him next to Washington because
Washington never told lie.
After careful consideration they de-
cided to place Roosevelt's statue next
to that of Columbus, because Column
bus
Did not know where he was going.
Did not know where he was when
he got there.
Did not know where he had been
when he got back,
And did it all on borrowed money.
There are 17,452 distinct occupa-
ticns in this country, according to the
Social Security Board, 1t ought not
to be hard to select your life's work.
#*
Down in front of Smouse's store
where the explosion Monday blew out
the plate glass windows, the enter
prising theatre manager, B. l. Con
der, erected his sign, Gone With the
Wind -
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an architect had been authorized, ex-
cept that the Baltimore man had been
selected to make plans to be presented
to Council.
These statements do not coincide
with the facts presented by President
of Council and WPA, and why they
should have been made to me, when
they had no basis of fact, is matter
of mystery that still needs enlighten-
ment, especially since that person de-
MED ever so informing me.
What prompted the statements in
the beginning was the fact that a
number of citizens were discussing the
sum that was being paid for an ar
chitect. Some architects pay run as
high as five per cent of the cost of
the building, we are told, which in this
case would have been $3,750.
Where the money will come from
town funds or Federal funds-does
not matter, according to both WPA
and town authorities. The town can't
spend more than 5000 for the com
munity building. 1t will go for mater
ial, etc., specified in the project.
Citizens at least have right to
know these things. Even though the
job of a city councilman is thankless
enc, still the fact remains he is a
servant of the public as long as he is a
councilman, and is subject to praise
and criticism alike, as decisions are
made and work is carried on.
We are glad to know the facts and
print them for all interested citizens.
Certainly it clears the WPA of any
intent to be domineering about the
architect, who simply happens to be
an architect who has had several jobs
for Reconstructed buildings in
other parts of the State.
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TIE CONTINUING TASK

LESSON TEXT-Matthew 28:16-2O.
GOLDEN TEXT-Ye shall be witnesses
unto me unto the uttermost parts OF
the earth.-Acts 1:3.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

TOURIST CABINS, RESTAURANT. MAX
ing money: nearly acres. large frontage
on highway No. l. Cost $4,000, sell at
bargain 10 get some cash; NAV take Viz
ginia lots or acreage. Box 114-L. Star.
SIS - MONTH F. H A. WILL BUY NEW
5-room corner home. Oakcrest. Arlington
Va 81 Is South High St. corner S. Gleoe.
Owner leaving town. Jackson lS23-M.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

EVANS BLDG,
1920 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Single rooms. S25 to S35. High-grade
occupancy. 24-hour service. Half block
to U. s. Treasury. Apply on premises or
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
oOa 18th st. NV District aO57.
2O3s EYE ST. NV. FACING PARK AT
equipped ONCE. formerly occupied by real
estate company. Will rent reasonably to
GOOD tenant or will rent unfurnished.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV RE Pip.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

HAVE PROSPECTS FOR H1LLCREST
properties; list your house with US for
sale. Prompt attention given to all list
tngs. Mr.. Altman, WAPLE & JAMES,
INC. DI 224R 1904 l4th st u W.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

ARLINGTON-5 ROOMS. ANIL: QUIET:
shade trees: , minutes to city; $3.50.
1919 N. Barton st
350l 18th ST. N, ARL. VA-NEW d
rm bungalow; ami; l block 10 bus and
high school.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

New 4, 5, g and room modern homes:
large lots or small acreage in s. Md. only
| D min from Navy Yard: electricity, city
water school bus and mail delivery; prices.
$4,000 to $1,000: your terms: or rent, $50
TO $50 per month. From D. c. take Route
). drive "a miles past Camp SPRINGS to
Harts Store, turn left, drive l., mile TO
Westover Gardens. Open Sunday, 20 pm.
909 N. LINCOLN ST, ARLINGTON. VA
broom and bath bungalow; > bedrooms,
large screened porch; gas stove refrig-
orator. and heating system like new;
transportation. blocks from center OF
Clarendon: an exceptional value at S4,75O.
Terms. $500 cash, S45 per mo. Open
Sunday.
A. L. KELLY & SON.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
HIGH CLASS COLORED.
81 q STREET NE.

Row brick. Just of North Capitol st
Six Of the finest big rooms you ever saw.
two complete baths, full cement basement,
This is one of those rare properties you
have to see to fully appreciate. Complete
ly reconditoned even the woodwork was
scraped and rehnished by the owner as
permanent residence so you can Judge
for yourself the quality of the new pap
erlng, floors. etc. = rear porches have
besa closed and plastered, making two
extra rooms. Open for inspection and
priced for quick sale at s. 500, clear of
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
eo5 New York Ave NV Realtors. MA o791
500l East Capitol St Ii 35f0.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
MITCT pT cor
BRICK HOME.

S4.9VU-S.33. 80 PER MONTH
Including Taxes, Insurance and Interest
) rooms and bath, fioored attic. oil heat.
full basement, in Rogers Heights, Md
F. H. A. approved development 200 estab-
hshed homes; large wooded lots, city con-
yenlences, including rapid transportation,
water. gas. electricity and sewerage Ap-
ply ONCE, 500 Edmonston I'd, or 902 Ar
Mar6eld .lR3h
Evening star., 1940-08-25
ihvEsTMsN1 PROPERTY WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE.

CENTRAL AVE, Mp-s25o PER ACRE;
S225. AT. 3o7s.
PARADISE MOUNTAIN RETREAT: 200
structed sandstone dwelling. & bedrms >
baths 20x36 living rm.. beam ceiling. fire.
place each end: flush mortar Joints, copper
spoutine. eutterins and flashing. asbestos
terrace deck. deep well permuttit water
softener. 4-car garage to match dwelling,
4-room and bath apt. above; fireplace
hngfs made t 9Td
panoramic view indescribable, showing
Gods own handiwork; elev. 2.4OO IT; taxes.
Sl415; grounds beautiful natural and
imported shrubbery, concrete incinerator:
cost S24 900: sacrincinE for $4,000.
Shown by appointment only. CH. 4al3.
DESIRABLE SMALL FARM. NEAR HERN-
don, Va. on Old Dominion R. R.; reason
house, we'll water. level ground; apples,
grapes. bldes. 70 minutes D. c. GE. 1122.'
COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH BEAUT1-
n oam e yo exsesna by es Of w
ever-howing stream. some timber, barn,
corn house. etc Located in sood section
OF Montsomery County, about 125 acres;
price, SS.GUU. Box 25l-M Star.
Az ACRES. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, WITH
brick Colonial home, all modern convent
enceS, desirably located on improved State
highway. Can be purchased Tor less than
JOS NJ sxMUELs. orsnse, s virsinia. A'0-s
TRADE FOR YOUR HOME NV, 245-
acre acre estate, 30 minutes from city; l0-room
outoidss. Me 344d. i7$i nt II St. DAia -. anu
GREEN PARK" GRANT BY LORD BAL
NON Of n aarssna s4s sqes
house QS25), dormer windows, IL large
rooms, high ceilings cellar freplaces,
en Gds sae sf fosd miles 3
I1di05RTins T. sTa1I " MsygaiiaOis. LEONARD sNIDER,
l5o-AcRE FARM WITH l2.RooM HOUSE.
bath. hot-water heat, elec. and phone; g.
room tenant house. barn and other farm
naades n seoa seco
down. sss MASON HEST
sHn. ese w. at the sna q ossd coumba pike
SUBURBAN ESTATE OF So ACRES, IA
miles from Washington over fine road. The
drive crosses . brook and winds up the
hill to charming brick home Of large
beauty and comfort. There are stables.
chicken houses, garage and other buildings.
all in excellent condition. Beautiful rolling
nandale. Va, the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 1872. Closed Sundays
FAIRFAX-10 ACRES, 8 RMS. AND BATH.
barn. etc: high ,elev.. chickens. turkeys,
$4,000 R. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax 81 or ss.
IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm. or lust q coy home-conven-
for sale including some fine Colonial es-
lates. These properties are located In Fair
fax and adJoinina counties and range from
! acre to 5000 Most of them are within
Bee MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax
County. Va. At the end Of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 6e12 Address Route
3 Alexandra. Va tciessd sundAysJ
Evening star., 1940-08-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT
rd-1-room bungalow. newly decorated;
hot-air heat close to schools WA. 1915.
RLINGTON-5-ROOM SEMI-DETACHED
brick. like new: oil heat. air conditioned.
COLMAR MANOR ND 3l3 LANSING
ave-5-room bungalow. am garage: cor
ner lot; newly papered. Hyatts. 00!0-M.
-.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

! ACRES WITH GROOM HOUSE. 10
miles from WASHINGTON in Fairfax County
The house has electricity and is in GOOD
ed. Garage and chicken house. In quiet
secluded location. Price, $1,000; 5000
down. bal S}5 per mo. See MASON HIRSr
Annandale Va at the end of Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sun
DAYS
Evening star., 1940-08-25

TAKOMA PARK RMS. BATH. GLASS
ed-in front porch, large back porch, base
parkway: nice residential section; near
stores bus and schools SH 1921
Evening star., 1940-08-25
NEAR THE DISTRICT,
SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST.
Stone and brick: 7 rooms 2 baths, 2
kitchens. First floor rooms and bath, 2nd
oil hot-water heat: oil-burning storage
by the owner to exacting specifications,
screened weatherstripped. insulated, con-
crete front porch; city water and sewer
Extra heavy composition roof This
property is in strictly hrst-class condi-
tlon: open for inspection and a real buy
at S7.S75. Drive out Pennsylvania ave
Sc at Alabama ave. turn left miles to
402 Avenue D.. District Heights. Md.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
a25 New York Ave NV MA p7a7
WELLINGTON.
8 MINUTES DRIVE FROM ALEXANDRIA
ON MOUNT VERNON BOULEVARD.
Broom brick home - $3.50
5-room brick home S Sc $50
Lots from $500 Up: Beautiful
Dry, Rolling Ground
DRIVE OUT AND SEE US.
AGENT ON PREMISES
VALLEY DRIVE,
Between Braddock Rd. and Summit Ave.
ONLY 2 HOMES LEFT.
Large 6-room. 2-bath Colonial. $4,000.
Both houses have fenced rear lots. ga
rage. recreation room, hreplaces and all
convcniences.
w. H. BACON,
DESIGNER BUILDER
PHONE OXFORD 2571.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
OPEN TODAY
SCHOOL OPENS IN SEPT.

On Route 3, l. mile south of Camp
Springs. Md-7-room modern home with
y acres. cheap for quick sale. OWNER,
Evening star., 1940-08-25

WILL SELL MY 81 300 EQUITY IN r
room frame house in excellent condition.
for S40O Compelled to sci as am leav-
ing the city. Chestnut ol20. $50 N. Irv-
ing ST.. Arl. Va. 25'
Evening star., 1940-08-25
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE.

SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE
GA acres. y miles from Wash: 10
rooms, baths: house, 55x26; hreplaces
beamed downstairs, 3 inclosed porches
10xl6 walnut stairs; all hardwood floors
90 acres, $40 mile on Lay Hill rd
II rooms and l bath house; 5 acres beau
tiful trees. large glass conservatory, rock
garden. abundance of fruit.
E NJ. FRY, INC, WI. $40.
4103 Hampden Lane, Bethesda. Md
MUST BE SOLD.
Groom house, bath. mi; oil heat g.
car garage; only $4,000; submit your
terms, Apply 1902 Baker ST., Mt. Rainier.
Md
Evening star., 1940-08-25
SISD DOWN-SJ, MONTH

SI5O DOWN-S35 MONTH.
Attractive bungalow on large lot, full
basement. a mi: convenient to bus. lO7
Lowndes ave. Rogers Heights, Md. Apply
once or phone Warf1eld 2673-2636.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
A. L. KELLY & SON.
Oxford O3S2. ArIinstnn. Va
TEMPLE HILLS MD

I ENITLF HILLS, MD.
Six rooms. bath: on elevations: large
66S330 foot lot, shade trees. etc. hot
ban home with loads Of room for gar
Gen and chickens. On Temple Mills road;
watch for our sign. Drive out Pa ave
Sc. right on Branch ave. through Sill
yer Hill, turn right and keep straight
through to Temple Hill Open for in
spection. and cheap at S7.15O
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1940-08-25

Acres, near Rockville. Md: old oak
trees. red and white dogwood in abund-
ance: 10 rooms, l-bath house. double
garage; hardwood floors throughout.