davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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S2 2500

Finest " location. 90 min. to down
town Stone and frame house IN new home
condition. Lot 5uXl5O- LIST fl large KIT,
DIN. rm. and Llv. nm. @nd a, = large bed
rms and llle bath. att 2-Car brick Rarage.
EN- Ig4g. Eve. OR Oti53 2l'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RElI-

4-ROOM BUNGALOW. OVER = ACT 3
land on Route 5, near Clinton. Nd SO
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co. Ma o-9-.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. NEAR DEFEN7T
hlEhWay oak floors. electric stove ar -
hot-warer heater. oil burner. 500 mon B..
Phone Mr.. CASSFL. MA 9191.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOME. LARGE T
room. Two 7rer,acea- bu!t-,H gaze e ,
per mo OTfo~3 -
1O-ROOM HO -sE. AMI EECEL. p
condition Ho wafer heat Fine sha
Nice view Is miles = c 9l cow
home v y les ? +. " . . yrs a. -f- v-0.
BUELL. ", { ATDNER-J ? K-L1Y,
Rockville. No Phone EN'-
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| S5l so. GLEBE RD.. Arlington-Nicely
| furn room, twin beds, private home. next
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

3009 45th st.-Beautiful home. stone con-
StructIon, in perfect condition; first floor.
large living room. screened porch in rear,
dining room. large kitchen and pantries
laVatory. WIDE hall; 2nd A., large bed
rooms, q cedar closets, . baths: attIc. full
basement, maid room and bath. gas heat.
laundry; 2-car garage: lot 1OXl35. shade
trees. several large dogwood trees: S97. 800
BY owner, /. E. SHOEMAKER, EN-. G42I.
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VIM. E. YOST. WI. 1892.
NEW-CHEVY CHASE.

II bLiO IT OL LONN IO-N.
Most beautiful brick English-type corner
Colonial with side porch. facing on one
street and built-ln GARAGE on the other
side of the house. This type OF archi-
lecture gives the house very large
frontage. Living room. dining room and
kitchen on first floor; 3 bedrooms and >
baths on end floor Remarkably low
priced It will not last long. Call Mr.
Scanland. ME. 1919. with J. WESLEY
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

125 D ST. NW.-Very large. attractlge
rooms: quiet community on car line: s.
weekly; kitchen and dining room priv
ileges free.
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BrIcK four-tamiIy flats Group Of ten
modern buildings IN good white neehbor-
hood. Separate gas hea'lng units N
each apt. tenants pay !or own utilities.
Sell separately or together a. $4,000 each.
Easy terms NAV be arranged.
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PAUL P. STONE. RealtOr.
EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION,
VALUE,
ROOMS.
dnAE AKa..4 L. CT NJ w

Semi detached brick, s bedrooms. ?
baths ULTRAMODERN KITCHEN, Bryant
gas heat. 2-car garage: terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN co. INC.
MA O1l4 sos II ST wv.
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OODRIDGE-Attractiv bedrm.. semi
pvt bath. unlim. phone; conv. cars and
bus: $50 mo. Michigan 394o.
452O FESSENDEN ST NV single
front rooms. next bath and shower; new
home unlim phone; bus at corner.
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New brick tWu-fami.v fiat in BroOklard
ne Three rooms bath and porch on each
floor White tenants. Rented al S@i per
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SHCRIFIIt = b-RM. t5NICh-ANL-SIO ON Z
home lH26 PinecreSt Circle. WOodSde PIX.
Silver Spring Built by owner. Chestnut
trim. tiled kitchen. b-i. garage; $1,000.
COFFMAN REALTY co. SH 4I"3
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CONSUJ,T A REALTOR.

D c..
condition.
II3 N, Y.
gEpG
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-tO NJ. bCI IlSttl O. w. NIL J1Oo.
WOODBRIDGE STONE HOME.

1916 18th 81. n.e,-Pre-showlug new de-
tached home. : rooms, =" baths, screened
porch. bedroom and half bath OF 1st floor.
fireplace. modern kitchen. recreation room
insulated. OIL heat garage, slate roof
price. Sl3.05O.
1nnA 2 Are = z DE nEl
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED for few weeks. one room furn. or
apart in beS' section D C. by Southern
gentleman. give address. Box 440-Z. Star.
ORDERLY LADY. furn. or unfurn. rm
with grill or light hskp. facilities: refined.
Protestant or c. S. home pref, reasonable.
COUPLE. employed. wants room. kitchen
ette. refriserator, with or without private
bath. Box 439-Z, Star.
YOUNG JEWISH gentleman. college grad
uate, Government emDloye. speaks French
fuently seeks single room in private home,
shower desired Box 421-Z, Star. "n'
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
New 2-farily apis. rented st Sos
monthly: price. $1,000. terms
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtor.
114e n / Ave. Nh HO. 5000,
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14O1 18th ST. NV.
Triple for 8 girls; vacancy in double;
ba sement studio for 2 men; phone in
each: excellent meals.
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HOUSES UNFURkISHeD.

s60S CEDAR ST. SILVER SPRING-lst st
floor, center hall, living room. dining room.
kitchen. breakfast nook, den, screened
porch: 2nd floor, 3 large bedrooms. . fun
baths; full attic, basement playroom,
maids room and bath. nice yard: Sl35.
IN GOOD SECTION s.W WASHINGTON
Bflck dwelling, rooms. attic, ami gas
heat. available NOV. 20; rent Si7 30.
Call Adams I339
1852 MISSIONER DRIVE Sc. OFF 3lst
and Pa. ave, rooms . baths, built-in
garage, large recreation room; will rent
reasonable to right party. Call TR. @7@9.
CHEVY CHASE. d. Ct RMS. B.. MAID S
room, SJ5. Capitol Heights. Md rms
b, $40. FULTON r GORDON. owner,
I4E1 Eye st. DI. $50. once also open
to pm
81 34@5 5.I; l4th ?.,, ST. Ne NEms Rms, BATHS,
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
2o24 R. l. Ave NE DE Oal7.
EDGEMOOR-JAN. OCCUPANCY. SI15.
st floor. living room lGX:!'!, dining room
i9XlS' sunroOm l9Xl7. lavatory, center
naIi' isrRe Kitchen; "-car attached garage:
ma moor bedrmS.. > baths; finished
atlc: Oil heat: . maids rooms. bath for
each.
Shown Rv Appointment.
MIS- ChTistman ALLIED REALTY CO. RIP,
5000 Wisconsin Ave. WI bG49.
GEORGETOWN,
$40 DENT PL NV.
g rooms. bath. automatic oil heat;
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National OIL. Southern Building.
CoLORED-709 LAMONT ST. NV
room house: $50
ro SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 81. N W. Ma 2345
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

BUNGALOW American UNIV Park. g
lovely rms. bath. porCheS, etc. Newly
record. Conv- TO everything. Only ST 800;
terms. CaN TIL . pm.
ea NJ Rern 81 eln & Co NE 54l0
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GEORGETOWN
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

10 TO IA ROOM. UNFURNISHED HOUSE
white neiehborhood. Call FIR. 5119.
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BE SURE AND SEE

The beautiful homes are offering a.
45rh and Albemarle NV, containing :
rooms. 2ia baths. including den and lava
tory on first foOr. open daily. Price from
Sl3,1 80 UP
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
1904 WIS Ave WI "j3l
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10th & MONROE SITS. NV.

Il large rooms. bath. INV. gas heat. l
year old House in excellent condition ard
insulated VIII rent for 50 month Sale
price, 81 .65U. MR.. JOHNSON. EN-. $3.50,
evenings PA hloE hAMI Conn. ave. n ".
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1918 MASS AVE. SE-5 RMS AND
bath: auto. gas heat etc. 1st-f. apt.
S47 so; 2nd A. $50 E A. GARvEY, DI
450S: ewes, GE. $500
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sI1,vER sPRING-TAKoMA PARK

SILVER SPRING-TAKOMA PARK.
Furnished house ready to be occupied;
5 rooms, bath, glassed porch, open porch;
good location; $3.50.
. wooded lots, large Groom house and
Gear brick garage; some repairs needed,
but bargain at S6,950.
Very attractive brick bungalow with B
rooms, bath, attic, aforementioned heat,
garage and screened porch; wooded lot;
RoBT. E. LoHR,
311 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. GE Oss1.
BRICK BUNGALOW, $3.50.
Practically new, one of best locations IN
Silver Spring. near shopping center, ada
walking distance; five rooms. tile bath,
automatic aforementioned heat, buiit-in
garage. lot 50xI9O feet:
NEW DETACHED BRICK, S10.150.
Spacious center-hall-plan Colonial, In
beautiful new community, near mead OF
10th st. NV; six rooms, three baths,
screened porch. air-conditioned heat with
oil burner. slate roof, copper pipes roomy.
modern kitchen; the largest home value at
its price on the market today.
WEST OF 10th ST.-S13,5O0.
A large semi detached brick with FOUR
BEDROOMS AND. TWO BATHS, also in
closed sleeping and breakfast porches. hot
water heat. oil burner refg., hardwood
floors. bult-in garage; a real opportunity
to buy in this popular location at the
t4Sl' - SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
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S34 I1th ST. NE-COR. 3 APIS. .
rented so 90: good condition: oil heat:
bldg. loan owner. Open. Conv. everything.
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WE WILL BUILD
SILVER SPRING.
AMERICAN COLONIAL,

On a lovely corner lot, amid tall trees,
overlooking Rock Greek Valley, this new
inspection by the particular homeSetker.
Its extra features include a delightful
tiTSt-fioor study with layatory. . rooms
with bath 3rd floor, recreation room
with log-burning fireplace, maids room
and bath. in addition TO unusually well
pletion you may still select your own color
scheme In our opinion this is a remark
able value on today's market. For appoint
ment 10 inspect phone Mr.. Perkins, ord
way 2@44.
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~fIf O-LU SI, . Z.
$500.
g rooms, 3 bedrooms, large living room
with fireplace, unusual tile kitchen. com
plete basement, automatic heat, large lot;
CLOSE to Hillerest bus line. Call 5rsnch
~ .R xkT y b ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE

CASH IMNEDIATEI IY-ARLTNGTON. VA.
Must be real barEalrS. small. houses, any
condition MCCLAINE. CH. 5000.
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81 WEE ST. N.W-1OR.,2 2-B.. " PORCHES,
= stairways. . kits; good cond.; vacant:
semi-det extra: S:}0O-S3O0 cash. might
WV 90
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STONE HOUSE, SOLID CONSTRUCTION.
det.. facing park: Il rooms. Ia baths; ga
rage: $3.50: terms. 600 Ridge I'd. sc.
CHAPLIN ST. BET 14th AND l5th-EX-
cellent rooming location, 4 apis, oil heat.
2-car brick garage: inspection by appoint
ment; price, 81 1,jOO.
Newton St. near l6th-Completely fur
nished. remodeled into apt; income over
5000 per month: priced. Sl0.15O.
14th ST. near Spring rd.-First COM
mercial: 10 rooms. oil heat . baths: 81 800
down payment. balance like rent.
1900 Military rd.-A beautiful corner,
a0x150 10 an alley. with detached. 9 rooms,
INV h. baths, 2-car garage; needs rem
ovating: vacant: inspection by appointment.
INTERSTATE BANKERS CORP.
Woodward Bldg. Mr.. Drain.
RE 2750 or CO. 1871
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leO NJ. Bernstein & Co, ME. 04UU
PETWORTH BARGAIN.

Open 10 9. 4140 7th 81. .n.w.-6-rm
brick. modern. oil heat: close TO trans
portation. stores, schools; priced at $500
for quick sale.
THOS. D. WALSH, Inc,
Sl5 l1th St. NV. D1- .551.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE 1-RM KIT.
bath apt. with | other, S45 mo. Within
walking distance of downtown. NO. APO.
CHEERFUL CORNER APARTMENT, . =
quiet location. 241O 10th St. NV. Man
ager On premises
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seml-Get. Of heat. rents $3.50; prre.
$3.50. OWNER, Box 446-Z, Star. ~
DOWNTOWN CORNER, RENTED 70
Govt al $4,000 per year. Dr-Ce, 100000.
FRANK NJ DOYLE. DI. 1465.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
3-FANILY APT, WHITE. Goop C0ND'
$3.50. OWNER Box 44G-Z, Star ~
DOWNTOWN CORNER RENTED, 70
FRANK NJ. DOYLE. DI 1a65.
I7l3 y. CAPITOL ST. AR. APIS;
over store; ami; hardwood tioors. OIL
burner; rent >l:l4n peg % " with g. fiay w %
R. W. HATFIELD 81.
G ST. NV. WEST OF 9th ST STORY
hdg: excellent value. S365Oo. FRAhh
NJ. DOYLE, D1, 1905
NEAR l2,h AND 3 SITS sEmHARGs I5,,i;st {53
come. Sll6.50 per month S'.p"u. IA.
500.
900 BLOCK G NV STORE AND SIX
quick iik h ssit- S5u w " BAILEY Ma 35;o,
5000 BLOCK WIS. AVIS UNITS;
priced a times annual, $1,000 caSn- pa.
fin. % run until paid. ". W. BAILEY
APARTMENTS-OUR SERVICE. TO m
vestorS assures base values and dependable
PErFRs64 Pc! RsSMe PEAITf Ie'4Hlv NV 1 sERV Nj ip#A.
T ST NV. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
room brick with garage. ren'rC q ~b3 mo.
Price, $4,000; Sl.H5o cash, balance - 20
mo. A rea. oppor unity FOR IDLE FUNDS.
TARVEP X CO. INC lulu Vermont ave.
INVEST YOUR MONEY The SAFEST WAY
IN frs. trusts on reSiden;lat pTopeL,cyi
At Angus IN iacres ' red2car sH % pfnctpe @ eSsrS
month. Fnlov safe income. B. !. GREEN
HOUSE. Ma 3915.
$50 A MoNTH-l-ACRE BUSINESS LOT,
GIBCNs, Ii sal or TR. 1874.
APT. BLDG. / UNITS. NEAR DUPONT
crSlsLa5S aI a5 mIciHr Efh TRhbF BPF'nGX 0WNER,
Oh. $500. Eyes. and sun. CHI BIOL
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
SIX tWo-Story hrlCs houses IN southwest
section. Rented 10 co.oEed al -" per
'''Gi,, New BRICK two-tamily fat in Brookland
ne Three rooms bath and porch on each
floor, White tenants. Rented at s"4 rer
III Brick four-tamiIy flats, Group Of ten
modern buildings IN good white noienoor-
hood Separate gas heating units N
sfh ap 5snaP an Ps -GT ar eath
1so5 S SFASNQE 4 i % & LUcHs S9.' N2 qs4s.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
tol 2fEmy Ea9h an 4P' PSsF 2n nd sRf ba5 aaf o
heat. Total rental. So SO month, No
other expense. Only S5g50. Call u. ? m.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO.
LIST COMMERCIAL GROUND.
NORTHEAST.
approximately $1,000 square feet, 100;
II. ITO0IdEt. present IIIpl lONcAlCA4t 80
carry it; $ per square #. Call MI
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National O21l Southern Building.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
D. G. S store and apartment. leased
70 one responsible tenant located IN busiest
part of Columbia Heights. real SUD-
stantial investment, $1,000.
STERLING & FISHER CO,
913 New York Ave. NV. RE. s06o
Attention, GrOcerymen.
Business and Real Estate.
Good n W location. = stories and 5 apts;
price. $4,000; terms. gross yearly rental.
3.1S0; included in this sale you have the
opportunity Of getting possession OF a
going grocery business at the above price;
the groceryman has been called to military
service. therefore. We can offer this buSl-
ness. giving immediate possession. ACT
TODAY Call RE. 5216.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER APT. BLDG, NEAR
10Th and Girard n.w.-6 fats. T.. X.
and b., cellar h.-wh., servants quarters,
lear brick garage. annual rental. $3.50;
price, 50: 500 Call Warins. MA. 67s9.
ANTON KOERBER, INC.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Neg 2,tsmily fam apss; apo rented a. sss
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtor,
119S n. I Ave. Nh HO. 5000
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I7l3 y. CAPITOL ST Ar APIS;
over store: a mi: hardwood floors. OIL
burner: rent. Sl.14u per VI, with hst 20
live in Do not call Sunday. See MR..
EATFIFT n -
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WE HAVE CASH BUYER Tor your D.
c. property If the price Is right. Frame or
brick, large or small, condtIon lmmatefIaI.
r A. HUMPHREYS,
S0G No Can Rpaltnr MA. nSIH.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Sth St NV, near Hamiton-Colonial
brick. Z rms bath, porches. eerage. etc.
Beautifully recond. Only $3.50, terms
Call till . pm.
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4 BEDROOMS. 21o BATHS.
PREVIEW.

Charming new 6-room white brick 2-ba,h
home with attached garage. nee lot.
out wis ave past D. C. line 10 Chevy
Chase blvd, left 10 1919 (only new home
for sale or this StreeD. Act quickly.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
~puI WI p1I1
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RooMs WITH BOARD WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER, Jevish faith, desires
room, bath, sis e@essd gar KIP R.iysss ssmn'
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WE WILL BUILD

one of ours. Send for free Catalogue OF
selected plans. Peaseway Homes Of Wash
IngtOn, Inc, builders
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK W BERENS. INC.
1897 K 81 n " Ma 500 EypS 81 f~Sc
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APT. BLDG. UNITS. NEAR DUPONT
sonable Terms MIGHT TRADE. OWNER.
-CE A.ENn- e aEd Sun-. CE- l3nI-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-18
Congress FIoyed
For Not Helping
Migrating Millions
Blistering Criticism Is Made
By Representative Toldn
Of California

Los Angeles OLNS).-In blister
ing criticism of Congress for not act
ing to solve the migration problem,
Representative John H. Tolan of Cali
fornia declared that migrations of
millions of workers because of the de-
fense emergency have created the ma
tons greatest social problem.
Defense migrations will bring a
postwar whirlpool of jobless wage
earners more dangerous to our system
of society than any military attack
from foreign foes, speakers from op-
posite coasts agreed.
Representative Tolan, head Of a
Congressional committee investigating
migration problems, warned the Cali
fornia Department of Employment
that State and Federal agencies would
have to meet an anticipated postwar
unemployment crisis, then charged:
"There are no big men in Congress
"They spend billions of dollars to
save the world, but do not have the
brains or heart to take care of oul
own people.
Congress has a standing committee
on wild life that provides feeding
ponds for ducks in every State, and
even in Canada. But they have nc
feeding places for our own people who
migrate from one State to another II
search of livelihood"
Migration Big Problem
Representative Tolan, after travel
ing $4,000 miles in the investigation o1
migrations, estimated that 25,O00,0O(
Americans are living in States Other
than those in which they were born
Jay A. Urice of New York, execu
tive secretary of the National Boart
of the Y. M. c.. A., and member of the
executive committee of the United
Service Organization, said in an in
tervieW:
"Our Western migrations in th'
pioneering days, or the dust bowl mi
grations, cannot touch it defense mi
gration) for Importance in conse
quences to the country.
industrial workers have gone t.
new communities or old ones that hav'
no capacity to accommodate them
Factories are expanding, needin.
more men than are available. SO tn
end is not yet.
Permanent Changes Seen
"The problem :. affects the whole
community's life. Sewers are not suf
ticient. Schoolhouses are not adequate
People are living under most unde
sirable circumstances.
"The social xAd economic conse
quences will be permanent chang
of our national scene, affecting agri
culture, industry, our economies"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-18
I'VE, Too, War On
Jdps" Mdchinists
Immediate Steps Taken To
Meet War Emergency
Bv Council

Washington, D. C.-The Executive
Council of the international Assocla-
tion of Machinists, in session here,
took immediate steps to meet the war
emergency. The Council, as soon as
war was declared, sent the following
telegram to President Roosevelt:
"The Executive Council of Interna-
tional Association of Machinists now
in session congratulate you on your
message to Congress. We want you
to know the Executive Council, speak
ing for more than 100000 machinists,
have also declared war on the Japa-
nese Empire. We are calling upon
our entire membership to roll up their
sleeves and give everything they have
for full speed ahead"
Harvey Brown, president of the
union, also made public the following
resolution adopted by the Machinists'
Executive Council:
"Whereas, the Imperial forces Of
Japan on December 7, 1941, launched
a treacherous and unprovoked attack
on citizens and possessions of the
United States and Great Britain even
while her ENJOYS were still carrying
on pretended negotiations for peace
full settlement Of international prob
lens, thus setting a new all time rec
ord of treachery and insincerity in the
conduct of international affairs; and
"Whereas as result of the unWar-
ranted aggression state Of war now
exists between Japan and the United
States and Canada; therefore be it
"Resolved that we, the Executive
Council of the International Associa-
tion of Machinists. now in session as,
sembled in Washington, ID. c., re-
affirm the International Association OF
Machinists' answering loyalty and
devotion to the principles and ideals
on which these two great nations were
founded, and pledge our undivided
support in prosecuting to victorious
conclusion the conflict precipitated by
Japan's Infamous and premeditatet
act of aggression; and be in further
"Resolved that inasmuch as the sue
cess of our armed forces must not b'
jeopardized by cease work orders be-
hind the firing line, the Executive
Council, speaking for more than $40,
600 members in the United States anc
Canada also declares war on the Jap
anese Empire and calls upon our en-
tire membership for an all out effor
to make possible uninterrupted pro
duction of munitions and Implement
of war for duration of this conflict.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-18
L. u. IS Reflects
Hester President

At the regular meeting of Local
Union No. Sc Monday night, there
was an attendance of 178, which was
very pleasing. This was most salts
factory considering all the rush of the
holiday season.
The election Of officers was held.
All former officers were reelected, as
follows: Edward Marion, vice presi-
dent; George Mullen, financial secre-
tary; Dale Laughlin, recording secre-
tary; j. G. Wilson, treasurer.
Since our meetings have been con-
Quoted very efficiently in the past,
our members appreciated this fact
enough to re-elect Brother Joe Hester
as president.
Clarence Watson's name was called
as winner for bank night. He was
present and the amount was claimed
for the first time in ten weeks
O. G.. sc.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-18
Agreement Signed
(Continned From Paae Onel

(Confinned From Page One)
union wages prevailing in their areas.
Also, once year, a general confer
ence will be held, with participation
of leaders of the r. E. A., the Electri-
cal Workers, the state councils of R.
E. A. workers and leaders of the farm
power ''co-ops" to discuss mutual
problems.
Slattery, in a letter to the rural
"co-ops," stressed that for the sake of
efficiency of operation, "the time has
come to work out a fair and equitable
labor relations policy"
"It is important to our power sys-
TENS to have technically qualified line
men and other employees" he added.
"Otherwise we court disaster. The
loyalty of the employees is requisite to
our success, and loyal service can best
be secured from men and women sat-
isfied with their conditions. Proper
labor standards are essential to sue
cessful operation"
Another great advance in the public
power field was made by the Electri-
cal Workers and other A. F. of l.
unions on the T. V. A. An agree
ment was entered into, following col
lective bargaining conferences be.
tween the unions and the manage.
ment, which established a $1.50 ar
hour basic wage for most Of the
skilled crafts-the highest in history
in the area served by the T. V. A
At the same time, consumers are get.
ting the lowest power rates in his
tory.
Substantial wage increases were
also obtained for all unskilled work
ers. Over 10000 employees, engaged
in T. V. A. construction work, benefit
from the new scales.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-18
Wdge-Hour Stdnd
On Guards Given

The Federal Government, States,
counties, municipalities or other po-
litical subdivisions of States are not
employers" under the Fair Labor
Standards Act; and men hired as
guards by States or political sub
divisions of States during the war
emergency may be employed without
respect to the requirements of the
Wage and Hour Law, it was an
nounced today by Baird Snyder, Act
ing Administrator of the Wage and
Hour Division, U. S. Department Of
Labor.
Numerous inquiries reached the
Division yesterday and today on the
requirements with respect to the en-
ployment Of special additional guards
by cities, utilities, and other en-
ployers.
Where employers other than the po-
litical sub divisions of States above
mentioned, either employ additional
guards or, because of the lack Of
available manpower, lengthen the
hours OF guards already employed, the
wage paid to such guards as are en-
gagged in interstate commerce or in
the production of goods for commerce.
must meet the minimum requirement
of % cents an hour-that is, $12 for
40-hour week-unless a wage order
sets higher hourly rate (not over DO
cents an hour or SIG a week. for the
industry. Time and one-half the hour
ly rate must be paid for hours worked
over 40 each week. Guards or watch
men hired by employers who are in
commerce or producing goods for
commerce, and whose work it is tc
protect such activities conducted by
their employers, are subject to the
Fair Labor Standards Act, the courts
have held, even though they do no
productive work.