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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27

1890 Chambersburg Time
100 Shippensburg Program
1870 Cy Walter
las Art Mooney
200 A P. Bulletins
2:15 Johnny Bright
2:30 Greencastle Program
800 Shafter Parker
3:15 Alvino Rey
$3.50 Johnson Family
3:45 Down Melody Lane
400 John B. Hughes
AIS Byers' Preview
l:30 Jack Curren
4;45 Tea with Bea
500 Supper Chat
$50 Super Man
5:45 Sports Parade
5:55 Interlude
600 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
6:15 re Review
$40 News
6:25 Hit of the Day
$50 Heralds of Grace
Gas Know Your Number
6:55 Interlude
700 Are You Listening?
7:10 Console Serenade
7:3O S. S. Wayne
500 Rumba Time
SIS Owls VS.. Bridgeport
10000 Del Courtney
1915 Delaware race review
5000 Vagabond Trail
*11:00 Dance Orchestra
*11:30 BIC News
*11:35 Marvin Dale
'11:45 Johnny Davis
1890 Henry King
1915 Griff Williams
1920 Jimmy Joy
100 Sign Off
Mutual Programs
SUNDAY - JUNE 20, 1871
500 Howard Barlow
9:15 News
$50 Request Melodies
1000 Sunday Morning Melodies
1910 Perole String Quartette
11:0O Wash. So. Meth. Church
1900 Piano Fantasy
1915 News
1890 Souvenirs
*12:45 Dick Stable
100 Console Serenade
1870 Allentown VS.. Owls
$3.50 To be announced
400 Organ Melodies
4:90 To be announced
500 Homemakers
SIS String Ensemble
5:45 Sports Parade
900 Fight Camp
$50 Johnny Davis
6:45 Newscaster
700 American Forum
7:45 Lud Gluscan
500 Old Fashioned Revival
800 Nobody's Children
$3.50 F. Y. l.
GAS Symphonic Strings
1000 Del Courtney
*l0:15 Britain Speaks
1000 Dance Orchestra
"lU:45 Marvin Dale
*11:00 Dance Orchestra
*11:30 BIC News
*11:35 Jimmy Joy
1890 Jan Savitt
1890 Art Jarrett
100 Sign Off.
Indicates Mutual Programs.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MT. RAINIER-3-RoOM AND BATH UN-
furn. apt; Magic Chef gas RANGE, steel
cabinets. small porch Call WA 6634.
ARLINGTON. VA-SUBLET FOR AUG.
comp furn. 3-rm. apt. sleeping porch
lOc bus >t5 Box 3a9-J. Star IA
BFLTSVILE MD-NEW UNF APT;
pyI entrance; second floor brick house; 2
r tile bath, kitch. eiec. stove, garage.
side porch. with heat. elec.. hot wafer
S5u month; adults pref. SH. 366l-J. l3'
ARLINGTON, Iu3s 2IsI ST. s. ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. bus at corner: J.! min.
downtown: l0c fare. jackson COS
NEARBY VIRGINIA-UNFURN. Is MIN.
downtown; rooms, garase; private entr. (.
Christian couple only: $50. oxford o4ss.
ARLINGTON @4n2 a5th ST. SOUTH
Furnished tvo-room apartment newly dec
Grated. everything included; ideal location:
private entrance L.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEUR.

Ist-FLOOR APT. FURN. OR UNFURN.
1911 North CaDitol 81.
6la ST NE.-lst-FLOOR APT. NICELY
furn.. large bedroom. lrg kitchen. FrIgid-
are leh' and cas- incl. SO mo
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HIGH-CLAsS NEIGH
borhood some furnished Car ayaila BILE
on app MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5I"S.
10: F ST NE-NICELY FURNISHED
apt living room. bedroom. kitchen; Frigid-
slrn. light and RS md $40
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WESTCHESTER APTS. 1882 18th ST
n.w.-3 rooms. reception hall, kltchenette
and bath: electric refrigeration: 50 .2o.
a45 oGLETHoRPE ST NV. Apt. l.
screened porch heat hot water refriser-
stor: facing park: GENTLE adults: S55.
e9o5 WOODBRIDGE ST. NE.--DET., COR
ner large 7, private bath and ent;
child: utilities fur: So so Ho. 4a76. H.
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH, FINISHED
attic: S65 1850 p st. NV.
BOND APIS 1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE
S55. Frigdaire and elevator. DI. 4790.
ATTRACTIVE and-FLooR CORNER, 3
rooms, kitchen. tile bath. shower: refg.;
utilities furn.: cedar closets. Adults. 4441
14th st. ne. Ho, sa99.
1924 18th ST. NV. NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
3 rooms kitchen. bath reception hall.
inclosed porch. $50: Frieidaire included.
4e7-421la 10th ST. Nw.-:nd AND 3rd
floors, 3 rooms, . baths VIM. R. ELLIS,
1899 Eye st. NV. Dl. 2o'9.
2 LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN AND Bath;
near near Ssth SOS caii MI e4s6
ce6 sth ST. Sc. ROOMS KITCHEN
heat light, gas and Electrolux refriseration
furnished
leGs POTOMAC AVE s.EM5l ;i5il,I ROOM. ON KIT; TT.
mo: empl adults pref GE. 1o33 l3'
"EL CAsER," 7O5 ,4th ST, NW.-MoD::
ern well-kept downtown bldg: i rm. and
bath, $50; . rms, kit, and b., S45; res.
mgr.
ANACOSTIA. II3l CHICAGO ST E.-3
Ige. rms, pvt. b.. scr. pch. center hall, el,
g., Frigid.. chw.: gentle adults: $40, Ii.
1898 c ST Sc. APT. MODERN DUPL.,
. lge rms, kit, bath, dinette. scr I'd pch.;
lge. yard; storage: oil heat and \. W furn
Avail; July j., j., Only $3.50. See tenant
"
equipped kitchen. bath with shower. all
utilities; 500: adults.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. SEMI BATH. HEAT,
gas and lights. S3s. 1905 West Virginia
RLooKING SOLDIERS HOME
Grounds-Lge. cor. rm., 3 lse. wind closet;
kit; eauipped; incl amca SIS 80; tnr,
eoaDe Hshfe s9Hs s9mpefe SsG parf 5snf0 Td
2ole PERRY ST. NE ROOMS, LARGE
for empl. adults. sentiles. MI 1855.
laos BELMONT ST; NM LARGE.
near 14th st. car; util. furn.; $50 EN-.
i'S% and bedfooms s living room. dining
renaal. reom Res. enTm mgr. 1 Apt. Sosa Sn SoA0l'
UPSTAIRS APT, 4 RMS. BATH. HAIL,
porch; modern conyeaienceS; reasonabls
me- aND S MRS DSndSsn SoHs TH2MAs 2srm
Genwood Nd. or phone sykesyille 24-F-6.
11a7 W. VA NE. APT. NO. 3-MoD.
dupl.. . lge rms. kit. bath, dinette,
screened porch; oil heat and h. W furn;'
4562-J
| 1909 18th ST. NW.-sTUDIO TYPE;
| 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; walking dis
| tance: $50. See janitor on premises.
| SANDoz. INC. . Dupont Circle. DU. 1234
1899 B ST. Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD
| Entire End A., rooms, kit: bath: neat
| light gas incl: conv.: $40. ia. zoo.
| ONE OF WALLACE BRYANT'S UNUSUAL,
| artistic apartments. immense living room
| with fireplace, . bedrooms, large dressing
| room. kitchen and bath: lovely zarden and
sunlieht. 3l00 Dumbarton ave. NV.
CONN AVE, D. C.--LARGE ENTRANCE
hail. liv. rnn.' bedrm.. kit. and bath; huge
rln-cts: balcony; bus at door, one fare;
- 80. Randolph 1859.
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COLORED @l15 I4th ST NV "a
rooms, Kitchen, bath, porch: refined middle-
aged. no children: very quiet: S55 mo
COLORED-NEAR ARMSTRONG HIGH
School-Llght, airy modern 2-rm. kitchen,
path apt OIL heat Call North 6lOl.
NEW COLORED APT. BLDG.
l417 Ilth ST. R. K, b S3i 50
12u6 o ST. R. KIT BATH 90 On
AFFLECk. 94G3 PA AVE RE s66.i.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL TO SHARE PLEASANT CORNER
Ss!; 80. l4th and LonefeIlow NV. RA
Immediately, rms, Kit, and bsth; on
corner: also l rm. and bath. NO. 2705 or
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1453 R. L AVE. NV
l room and kitchenette; also furn. rooms'
YouNG LADY tGENTILE) TO SHARE
lovely apt; meals, maid, laundry. swim
MINIS pool roof garden, etc; S55. Ho,
large kitchen with porch; Frieidaire, hot
water gas. cleo included: adults.
D26WNToWN, 1926 18th ST. NV. APT
boh4 swehb6sdd Fm osd5m service Wee fsser s Oa'h
1917 IRVING ST. NV LGE. RMS,
p'i rm aa Kit, SsSi din eits slo AD DGria o55a
AIRY ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH s35.
l20a 10th ST. NV. Apply Apt. 3
l4l5 MONROE ST. N.w.--FRoNT ROOM
employed adults co 4oi6.
1249 KENYON ST. NV, APT. 4l-.GEN-
tie girl share are 41room apt. with , other
me ne sco1e' i ki}chen, t BATH BATH 1i HaTiyn % Apts.
July l6-Sept. 10. References. Sl20 a
R9nth Hpt nsR Woodiey aiysF fee'rieiy inelgsed
3033 16th ST. NV. APT 3l"-NEWLY
furnished and decorated rooms. kitchen
and bath; exposures. CONVENIENT transp.
Gus hot water; rent reasonable. 7io Vir
sinia ave. sc. l3'
1915 SPRING RID Nw-4 ROOMS, BATH;
completely furn.: good transp.: S65: front
and back porch det. home, CO 4059-W
UPPER 10th ST. JULY Is TO 3lst: |
room, kit and bath. utilities Included for
further information. call MI s251.
73 H ST. N.W.-3-RooM APT; s35
month.
COOL oUIET-sUBLET SUMMER OR
rooms. 4 windows each: living room, dining
room. kitchen. bath, parking space: con-
venient TO bus. 90 minutes downtown. AD-
ply Is4itor: Chevy Chase Apis Chevy
$50 9TH ST. NE, lst FLOOR: , ROOMS;
bus; adults. $50
wEsTcHEsTER ,APTs-Youna lady to
unlim tel: empl.: bus trans EN- Os7'.
ROOM AND KITCHFNFTrE. ALSO /
room IN basement: So 5O-S9; large rooms.
1901 p ST NV
=. :Ol ,.nd St NE. seo.o
See Janitor.
, ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH: CON
venient TO cars: can be seen after -
,,,SNx w y T ~ sAUNbERs CO. Il nc ;o,5
1888 18th ST. NV.
sq bachelor sxea.ve aD O1Ssf bath
adults. Adams l437.
SUBLEASE.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. sttrsctively
furnished; 3 exposures: located on 18th ST.
ReaSona bic rent For further lnforma ton
call Columbia 400.
WILL TRANSFER LEASE
To party buying complete furnishings of
broom apt: rent, $50: income, Sll0, all
rented Call HO. ll4l.
TILDEN GARDENS,
3Ol6 ,Tilden 81. nw-Well- furnished =
room apt, in Quiet. exclusive building 3
bedrooms. = baths. LARGE living room, sun
room. dining room, modern kitchen. 3
exp0sur~= attractive outlook: rent reason
able Mr. HARREIL, Adams S1S9 or
Natlonal n5n6
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

DOWNTOWN APT. BUILDINGS FOR SALE.
Pleas Sc call Mr. Trenholm. AID. 66@3-.4-25.
REALTOR EDW. r CARR. BUILDER.
,6Jg Connecticut Ave
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ApARrMEhTs UhFuRkIsHEp.

CoLoRED COUPLE WISH UNFURN. APT
. rms. kitchen bath: heat included: $50
or less DU. 1872. IL
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

az Goth ST, NE ATTRAcTIvELY
couple; references; reasonable.
NEWLY DECORATED s-ROOM HOUSE.
completely furn.; oil heat, reasonable. 2
Frleidaires. 22e l7th ST. ne.
AUGUST ToNLY-oAKCREsT BEAUTIFUL
new brick home. ; baths. porches, rec
reatlon room. high wooded ground. s. .OO0
#. near Army-Navy Club, > minutes Gov
eminent eminent: AL all conyeniencsS utilities fur-
OWNER. 1el2 26th ST. $. off Oskcrest rd.
aso7 VAN NESS ST. Nw.-BRIcK. SEMI
detached, s rooms and bath, automatic
heat. garage; nicely furnished SlIO on
years Lease. Call az house or THOMAS J.
FiSHER CO. NC 73s 18th ST. Dis
4 ROOMS, ONE BATH. BEAUTIFUL REC
reatlon room. garage; excellent condition.
hed Row h3TsS f15nshed l Il, PIee
BETHEL.
MODERN 5-RooM BUNGALOW. ATTIC,
OIL heat, screened porch, garage. 1910 N
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. 7-RooM
house. > baths, large yard and garden: half
block to Conn. ave. bus line: reasonable TO
desirable party. Phone Kensington Il or
KenSlnRton Az.
ATTRACTIvEIY AND COMPLETELY FURN.
1-rm. house, oil heat. garage. mr. Wardman
Park Hotel CO 61S0.
5-RoOM BUNGALOW n BETHEsDA;
oil heat. garage. nice lot. SIS 90. Bog
LEY REAL ESTATE. WI $500.
DETACHED 4-ROOM BUNGALOW: = Bed
rooms, completely furnished linens etc:
90 min downtown; Sf5. SH 4I9l %
GUIDE ave. Takoma Park, Md.
BETHESDA MD. = COMPLETELY FUR
nished home, bedrooms, > baths. maids
room; very attractive yard for children;
July 15-Sept. /. Sl0O mo. OIL. 9346
wESTMoRELAND HILLS = SUMNER 4
bedrms. 3i2 baths. dble gar COOL shady
grounds. WI 1000, Ext so or WI. 4o02.
BEAUTIFUL, NEW MODERN HOME-SPA-
Cious lawn; bedrooms; near Indian Creek
Golf Club; near bus, reas. Sd SlRN,
evenings and Saturday
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
INnptinnAd

1921 N. GARFIELD ST. Arl.. va.-Large
cool, furnished room, next to bath; conv
bus line: gentlemen pref. OK. O414-M.
EDG or double: stone
home: ample closets. semi i-private bath
Call after 3 pm. Bradley 02OS.
MT RAINIER MD.-Small and large adj
rooms, furn or unfurn., suit. 2 or 3 peo-
pie; pvt. entr.: on bus line; running hot,
cold water; next bath; reas. WA. 27O4
1898 34th st.
2O2 NORTH OAKLAND ST. Arlington
Large single front room, newly furnished,
In new home, unlim. phone In room; ! block
from Buckingham shopping center; SS wk.
ARLINGTON VA.-Front room in new
brick, private home; "a block from Colonial
Village oGentlemanl Call CH. 54as.
SILVER SPRING-Employed lady, gentle.
wishes to share new home with another
employed lady. SH. 6360-J.
BETHESDA-Lovely single. also con-
Meeting rooms, semi-private bath, porches:
large, Shsdy yard: kitchen PRIVILEGES
54l6 Edgemoor lane. WI aI5S. RE. 51O0.
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OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL -
Isres double rm.. new twin beds; break
fast II desired AID 3l"o. l3'
1850 FAIRMoNT ST; Beautiful
windows: lSt and End floors.
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1900 CRITTENDEN ST. NW-Cool double
front corner room adj. screened porch, twin
beds: also S,nrle front rm.. nr. caleterl9'
stores bus and cars 10 Govt. bldgs.; genthe
rnntlnn, IA 20r-
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NR. DUPONT CIRCLE-Private apt; single
and double rooms. adjacent accommods-
lions for 2 refined buSineSSWomen Shown
by appointment. References required. Call
Me l4nn. between 10 and T. m.
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GORDON HOTEL.

m beautiful 18th st. between Eye and K
Single rooms from $3.50 weekly: double
18th twin beds and running water from
II weekly: excellent dining room.
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NEWLY DECORATED large single or dou-
bic. excellent location convenient trans
portation 40 Harvard st. NV. co S''2,'. F..
400 SEWARD SQUARE. Apt 3l-Large,
pleasant rm. twin beds: gentlemen; newly
furnished Atlantic 1OO4
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EXTREMELY COOL ROOM in new apt.
for refined gentleman. New furniture.
Beautyrest mattress; bus service. EN-
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DOWNTOWN. 1904 K 81. n.w.-Attracuve
studio rooms. double, single. semi am
showers. phone. T.
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1913 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. W.-Large
double room, twin beds; = or s. cnW
y
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WESLEY HEIGHTS, 3012 44th St nv
Fpssenden bus, just beyond WeStcheSter
Ants; arf,irg pace; quiet EN- Io3".
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1a0s POTOMAC AVE, Sci ROOM, KIT !,
bath: newly dec; all utilities incl. So
mo-: empl adults pref. GE. 1893. l3'
"EL CASER," 7O5 4th ST. NW.-MOD.
ern. well-kept downtown bldg: ! rm. and
bath, $50; rms, kit. and b., S45; res.
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GEORGETOWN. 36OS T ST. N.W,-Fur-
nished room. suitable for y: twin beds. next
a. hotb. Drirste home EN- -04n
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Young man 10 share
large double studio room. next bath;
also single room. 1876 Massachusetts,
ave II
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1924 18th ST NV. Apt 4-Clean. we'll
furnished rooms. near bus twin beds, un-
limited phone. next bath; SIC and SlS per
mo HO 6Si1 l3s
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3u1 f ST. NE-Entire second floor pri-
vate bath: suitable for SIX gentlemen: cook
ing il desired, reasonable l3.
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1914 18th ST. N.W-Beautifully furn and
redecorated cool, single rooms IN loln
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ANACOSTIA, 1131 CHICAGO ST. S E.-3
Ige rms, pvt b. scr. pch., center hall, el:,
g., Frigid.. c.h.w. gentle adults; $40. II.
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1345 l. ST W.-Desirable front single
room. near bath, 81; also Ink. ROOM
Cricidaire
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IN QUIET. refined home, for gentleman;
Dupont Circle section; attracrvely furn.
rm Also small rm SO wk. DU. Obs.
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APARTMENTS UkEURkIsHEp.

1900 14th ST NV
t5 Blocks North of Park Rd1
room, Pullman kitchen and bath;
$3.50.
Refe. on h C.; elevator, garage and
parking facilities.
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3s07 VAN NESS ST. NW-BRICK. SEMI
detached, s rooms and bath, automatic
heat. garage; nicely furnished SI1O on
years lease. Call at house or THOMAS j
FISHER & CO. INC. 73S 18th st. Dis
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1928 @ISt ST N.W-Large. attractive
room, with private bath and shower, for |
or > discriminating gentlemen. cross venti-
lation, insulation: excellent location. DU.
40
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9l6 QUINCY ST. NW-Master bedroom
next bath shower. private home; reas.
gentleman onlv
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4aO7 18th ST NV ROOMS. FULLY
equipped kitchen. bath with shower; all
utilities. S5U. adults
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BASEMENT. clean, cool. 81 wk.; hard to
beat: linen. fan etc; completely furn for
Quiet. Young lady 1866 Harvard st. NV
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BROOKLAND, 37IS 18th st. ne-Master
bedroom, twin BEDS private bath; new de-
tached home. COny tranSp. HO. OIDl.
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1882 2lst ST. NV, Apt. 43-Double room,
twin beds, unlimited phone, next bath:
private ant.
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DOWNTOWN, 1919 X st n.w-Govt.
empl. single. $50 mo double, SIS each;
triple Sl4 each DU OSO1
The union times., 1941-05-10
charge Against
 Iodice Is Dropped

The case against John Iodice, a triker at the Growers Outlet, 73z rhapel Street, who was arrested on he picket line on April 28, was drop ed in City Court.
 City Attorney K1ebanoff saw nc rounds for a charge of intimidation nd declined to prosecute charge of 6dleness" on which Iodice was ar ested.
 The charge was brought by the banager of the Growers Outlet when he of his customers complained that be picket had asked him not to go trough the line. 2 Louis Feinmark represented Iodice eting for the New Haven Central labor Council.
 The strike of the Amalgamated 1tchers and Meat Cutters against the rowers' Outlet has been going on for 1tee months.
The union times., 1941-05-10
Loss of Jobs
 On Railroads
 Is Explained

Why the number of employees on Class railroads dropped from an average of two million in the early Juveniles to little more than one million i'm 194O is indicated i'm a recent statement by the Associa- ton of American Railroads showing the increase in operating efficiency during these two decades.
 Train Performance Doubled
 Railroads in 194O hauled an aver age of 84o tons of freight per train, the highest on record and an increase of approximately 30% compared with 1921. Average number of freight cars per train has increased from 37.4 cars in 1921 to 49.7 cars in 1o40, or 339o. Performance per train has doubled within that period. That is, the gross ton miles per train-hour increased from 16,555 in 1921, to 33,808 in 194O, while the net ton miles per freight train-hour increased from 7,506 in 1921 to 14,027 in 1o40. In both ins- tances, these are new high records.
The union times., 1941-05-10
COOP CREDIT
 UNION GROWS

The Credit Union of the New Haven Coop, "A George Street, has grown from membership of 55 and loans of $o03 in 1886, to a membership of 247 and loans of $20,10O in 1o4O, according to the last report.
 The Coop is closely affiliated with the Credit Union whichis organized under a national charter on a non- profit basis. The Credit Union lends money to Coop members at a req sonable rate of interest, with no ser vice charge. Loans are made for Coop purchases, furniture, tires, autos, travel, education, medical care, refnancing loans at lowered rate of interest, and many other purposes. The Credit Union also provides a safe place for Coop members to invest their savings at more than the savings bank rate of interest. It is a good place for funds which are to be used for vacations, taxes, Christmas, and interest, as we'll as for ordinary sav- ings. The treasurer is at the store all day.
The union times., 1941-05-10
Musicians Hold
 Victory Dinner

The New Haven Federation of Musicians, AFL, will hold a Vic tory Dinner at Talmadge Inn, Monday, May l9, 1941. This dinner will be held to celebrate the success of the annual ball held in April. The Committee which had charge of running the Ball will be present, as will be all interested members of the local. It is expected that some discussion will be made regard ing tentative plans for next years Ball.
 All members of the local de- siring to attend the dinner at Talmadge Inn should contact Robert Shecter, Business Agent. Delegates of Local 234 to the Connecticut Conference of the American Federation of Musi- cians to be held at Higgins Inn, Sunday, May II, will be Presi- dent Alexander Winnick, Robert Shecter, Secretary Harry Benson, and William Winnick.
The union times., 1941-05-10
Painters Say
 Standards
 Endangered
Maloney Told Local 186 Can Supply Workers Through
 Its Own Office

The Brotherhood of Paint CTS, Decorators & Paperhang- CTS, Local l86, now negOtiat- ing and signing contracts at the highest wage rates ever paid to painters in New Haven, has just sent a protest to Major Leonard J. MalOney, head of the Connecticut State Employ. ment Service, criticizing the practice of the agency in ''ad- vertising for men who would be sent to jobs which have sub- standard working conditions" :"
 William Zuckerman, business agent of the Local, told THE UNION TIMES the protest was occasioned by paid advertisements of the service calling for painters. to report to the Chapel Street office. He pointed out that the Union acts as an employment agency in its field for the city and surround ing towns, and sends its members to jobs with responsible employers. There is no dearth of union painters, he said, and the Union can supply all demands for workers through its office.
 Union men are not sent to contrac- tors who are not covered by work mems and unemployment compensa- tion. All contractors, of course, must pay union rates. MT. Zuckerman stated that none of the workers sent out by the State Employment Service aTS working under union standards.
 "This practice by the State Employ ment Service tends to break down the conditions which the Union has estab- lished over a period of many year" |" he added. "The Union is now negotiat- ing contracts that pay 5000 for an
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The union times., 1941-05-10
U. s. Court Hits
 Jim Crow Cars

WASHINGTON.-The U. s. Su- preme Court has unanimously struck blow at "Jim Crow" railroad cars in the south.
 The case was brought by Rep. Arthur Mitchell O., Ill). who was evicted from the first class section of a railroad train in Arkansas and made to ride in "Jim Crow" section which had inadequate toilet facilities and no dining car or observation car facilities.
 The Supreme Court ordered the case sent back to the Interstate Commerce Commission and directed it to issue an order in conformity with the courts ruling.
The union times., 1941-05-10
Green Wants Defense
 Democratic
A.F.L. President Says Pro gram Must Go Forward
 As Aid to All

Debunking the boasts of totalita. rian propaganda, President William Green of the American Federation of Labor called for a nationwide educational campaign to bolster faith in democracy and in the pow. CT of democracy to defend itself sson a democratic basis.''
 The five million members of the American Federation of Labor stand resolute i'm their faith i'm dem. ocracy. their faith in progress, their faith in individual freedom" he said.
 "They will work and sacrifice and fight, if necessary, to safeguard and defend their faith. They are conf dent that deocracy is strong enough to defend itself on deocratic basis They will not listen to the false plea that democracy must cut off its right arm, that freedom must abdicate, ir order that our democracy and free dom may be preserved.
 "The way to win is not to surren- der but to work and fight with all the power, all the strength, all the de termination and all the faith that Goo has given us"
 MT. Green assai1ed the false propa. ganda of totalitarian dictators which is designed to weaken popular faitt in democracy. He said: "They boast of victories, but these victories are not victories of science not victories of human enlightenment not victories of human progress. They are merely victories of brute force victories that have been achieved by the callous murder of countless mum. bers of innocent men, women and chil. dren.
The union times., 1941-05-10
$3OO,OO In Back
 Pay to 148 Workers

New York-The Consolidated Edison System will play $500, 900 in back wages to 148 workers fired for union activity and will reinstate 60 of them under an agreement ending a 4-year dis pute between the company and the Unility Workers Organizing Committee.
 The back pay award was the largest lump sum ever to be negotiated. The settlement was reached at conferences in Wash ington between representatives of the union, the company and the NLRB.
 The settlement ended a long, drawn out battle which was taken to the NLRB and then to the courts, reaching the United States Supreme Court on two occasions.
 It was approved by the 148 workers at a special meeting. Only 60 of the men wish to re- turn to work, most of the 148 having obtained other jobs some as far away as Ohio, Michi- gan and Texas. The men ap- proved a plan for pooling the $3OO,OOO and giving larger sums to those who are not going back to work.
The union times., 1941-05-10
Unionist Leads Ticket
 I'm Carolina Primary

CHARLOTTE, N. C.-C1aude Al bea, a member of the International Typographical Union, led a field oi more than 30 candidates for II places on the city council in primary cleo ton. He is virtually assured of re- election.
 Another labor candidate, Myron K Ross, 22, running on Peoples Plat form," won nomination in the primary and will be entered in the run-off cleo tion. Ross is member of the Bakery & Confectionery Workers Interna- tional Union (AFL) and is employed by a local bakery.