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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Rank of Montreal declared

Chicago yellow Cab Company
declared dividend Of % cents.
payable June 2 10 stock of record
May 81 A similar amount was
paid March 3.
Libby Mcneil & Libby declared
a dividend of - cents on common.
PAYABLE May 81. 10 stock OF rec
ord May Is. Previous dividend
was so cents, paid Aug. Is. 1910.
Union Gas Company Of Canada,
Ltd. declared an extra dividend of
20 cents, and regular quarterly
dividend OF 20 cents. both payable
June IA. 70 stock of record May
20 A similar extra dividend was
paid in June, 1910.
Midwest oil Company declared a
regular Seni-annual dividend of As
cents. payable June l6, TO stock, OF
record May IS.
Northern Pipe Line Company
declared a dividend of 80 cents.
payable June 2. N stock of record
May Is A dividend of 40 cents
was paid in June last year.
New York Fire Insurance Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents. payable Apri
30, TO stock of record April %.
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manu-
featuring Company declared an in.
terim dividend of 81 on the com
mon. payable May l. to stock OF
record April II A dividend of sc
cents was paid March 81.
Parker Pen Company declared q
dividend of 25 cents, payable on or
before June 1 to stock of record
May Is The same amount was
paid February 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

parts and decentralized assem-
bly, Of finished cars near the
points Of consumption.
In dealing practically with
the issues of Capitalization and
decentralization. business eXecu-
tives must weigh many factors.
including freight rates, labor
conditions, proximity to raw ma
terial sources, and the possible
economies of mass production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Detroit Poultry

Nsrs.t rssdy nsns sver 81 IDS ale.
usfsr 50 ms IL coeks i07fzc isK-
horn hsrs.N rs ard ~ ~ rocA sprinE-
srs lbs ara Up. 7sc under n. 7se
isrhcrn sroiiers .. rs srS ~ roc "a.
pons ne ana ~ 77c under pa z3c.
duekf. White, ia. ara - ise rsostts.
.7c
rcCs=HsFEsf steady current rscspeA,
ale unssrsradss ist 7iec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, April 19.-Prices
of the following stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange at the
opening today were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Ioul.yils snd Nashville Railroad ~
poris for The tvN, months ended Fssruary
e a net income of 50 34t 00a sausi - 81
a share against s. i3l 7es. or IS cents =
share, N me 1913 perindS
General Bsking COMPANY reports fer the
: weeks srded March p net froff ~
S22S 500 s1usi 20 fhres cents shars m
common against S2E5 7nf Or seven cents
common shsrs for ths - useka- ended
March 30, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Dividends

American European Securities
Company declared dividend of
$50, covering cumulative period
for three months ended Sept. 30.
1910. on Sc preferred, payable
April % to stock of record April
ls A So payment on arrears was
made on March 81. last.
Rank of Montreal declared a
regular quarterly dividend of 81,
payable June ! 10 stock of record
Anril 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Farmers Market

Delicious fancy s22S bu
~ 81 500 70. Greenines " / 75c
fsacr siasai 50 sa So s6 Soas'n is
~ 2 5oa7s- Narfnern spys fsney 81
IN VI 81 WAITS. No ? 75cdsl
Mflofosh. fancy 81 75H2 nu ". l. si.25
- So. y. 7icfSt Wasnsrs No !.
So 8 - ha steel Reds fancy. s. 75a IS
hu 81 9trf So. 40 . sc ~
FRENCH FNrtVE-Farcy us SID
hasi ~ g 2S0i 81. No 2 T5cgSi.
esBpScro ~ az a oS IA 81.
I'd can1age-- "a anc- h.. Na. ?.
c,RRoTs-No. l. soo7oe sus No. :.
cg.L.,E.,ay RooT-Ns = 7s,au NJ
EGGs -LsrEs s77sas2s 5o-aol cas- ;
HoRsrRkpisH- Fsaes. s3a87s HI
" s. 251275 bu NJ 2 s-=Ad2
lFEks-S7 T. 80 i s0c dor ochs
onions Dr. fancy 81 81 so-lo sack
- e eos 81 AZ ~ N9 -, 5 s No L
PARSLEY RooT-so - sc On.
PARsNlPs-No. /. so 2 75e bu. No. 4.
PLANTs-Fla, ssusrs 7se. regular
CSC sersniuus ~ 50. i4-po, na,
PoTAToEs-No. /. 50 s5c. No. 2. IS
POULTRY Hens ilv. heavy breed. 10
p aNf ft lekNHfnEs - RI lif. nrniiere
heavy. 2fu26c in.; ducks. iSa fso. geese
14f1Tc
RknlsHrs-Ho,house soasoo IN, bch.
RHt BARB dollhouse fancy 3sc S-lh.
hos' cheies asa 2oc small 500 soc dor
hcrs
PfrTsBsGAs-No. /. soS75c NJ
TURNlps-N 80. ] soe = 81, 70. 2 ssc
VEGETABLE OYsTERS-No. / soc . 81
do hchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Apr.4=4S Inns BUTTER
Receipt II s2i fahs steady. extra %
score. s2itc standards q0 score cars
32i-c. eXfrs trsts a1 score So hrs,s
sssq score SIP 32c. specials 90 scer,.
EGGS Fsteitt. - SOS oasss l,c "a
&c Ut current receipts 2oae fresh
ezra frsts = e ' fresh frsts ~ = p
~ 1i-fies. MOI r.. '6terks fec'
CHEfSF Twins f7rt7iees daisies
rr.r'r ard f-~rhorHs - 1fsc
fTNF POULTRY Sfeadt furkaA-- - -
&c hons 49, % lerhorn hers i7a
10. sprinFsrs q a25r nroilsrs 7oS 23c
f-1Efsrs IA q 17c. ducks. ~ fsc geese
foF1itse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Detroit Stocks
I19t1 Range

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS

NEW YORK. April 19-The following statement Of the
IL Federal Reserve Banks showing
or decrease since April 9:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Foreign EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Aprn Is-Pne.i gwen II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Libby Mcneil & Libby declared

a dividend OF 30 cents on common,
payable May 81 10 stock OF rec
ord May Is Previous dividend
was so cents, paid Aug. Is. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Kennedy Backed

T,me. s,sa Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Sena-
tor Prentiss NJ Brown and Demo-
cratic members of the Michigan
congressional delegation to d y
were united behind the state
ticket headed by Highway Com
C. Don Kennedy in the
April election.
Every in d cation was that
luncheon AT the Capt.
toll, arranged by the senator and
attended by Gov Murray ID. Van
Wagner. Commissioner Kennedy
and the House members, had not
only developed substantial soli-
daTity but also raised the spirits of
the group.
Governor Van Wagner before
leaving for Michigan last night
expressed himself as well satisfied
with the luncheon results, and
Senator Brown obviously shared
his satisfaction. They evidently
believed the congressman could be
counted on to get actively into the
fight for the ticket in the Spring
election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Ford Aims Told
By Brotherhood

The Ford Brotherhood of Amer
lea, an independent union al the
Ford Motor Company. Saturday in
a letter to Henry Ford declared
it was not controlled by outsid-
ers" and was concerned only with
improving conditions for hourly
employees at Ford plants.
The letter was in ceply 10 a
statement of Ford last week ex-
pressing the conviction big
industrial combination" was spon-
Sorlng unions in an attempt 10
get control, raise prices and cut
wages
Ben Love and Dwight Edwards,
trustees Of the Ford Brotherhood.
said the Ford fears might apply
to the AFL or the CIO.
The Ford Brotherhood has Pc
titioned the National Labor Rela-
tionS Board for an election and
has been declared a bona fide
union by the federal agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Autos Conserve
Metals for Arms

To decrease the use Of metals
needed for ornaments. auto man
~ aetureFS ara planning 70 substi-
tute more plentiful metals for Ger
tam scarce minerals the Automo-
bile Manufacturers Association
announced Saturday
\ request To cur Inc use Of the
metals was made by the national
defense commission. Paul c. Hoff-
man vice president Of the aSsocia-
ton : passenger car division. said.
Bur the industry had already for
mulatcd plans to do so and 'laIge
amounts Of special metals WIll
be released without delay. he said
Use of substitute metals will not
affect car performance Hoffman
who is also president of Stude.
baker Corporation, said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Asks Dismissal
Of Perjury Case

Whether Charles kert, rcstau.
rant owner. will stand trial on
per Jury charges as a result of his
testimony at the graft grand jury
examination last September will
be determined Tuesday by Re-
corder's Judge John J. Maher.
Counsel for Kert has asked dis
missal. charging no offense has
been committed by Kert or that
if perjury was committed il was
of immaterial facts.
kert was state witness against
Inspector James Watkins of Pc.
toSkey station. defendant in the
graft indictment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
u. 6. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Sunday partly
cloudy TO cloudy. little change in temper "a
ture gentle 10 moderate northeriy winds
Lower Michigan; sunday partly cloudy
10 cloudy with snow hurries in the north
portion. little change in temperature
Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy 70 cloudy
with occasional light snow in the east and
central portions and near Lake Superior in
the extreme northwest portion no decided
change in temperature
Shippers forecast radius 81 200 miles, .
Protect shipments during the next 80 hours
for North. Is degrees West Is degrees
south and East. 20 degrees
Temperatures this date in past as wears
Highest, 81 degrees In 1900. lowest II de-
Erees In 1885,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Quentin Reynolds Predicts
Hitler Will Challenge u. S.
International New. Service Wire

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--Quen-
tin Reynolds. magazine writer,
late today told the Senate foreign
relations committee that day by
day Hitler is getting closer to COM
hitting an overt act against the
United States land we will have TO
meet the challenge
Appearing to testify on Presi-
dent Roosevelt's lease-lend bill to
aid Britain. Reynolds also said
that he hated the word defense.
ut seems a pitiful word for
great nation like America to
USE" he declared. THE word
was used by France and she
chOked to death on it,"
Reynolds charged that Germany
was already committing acts
against this country, adding:
Germany has thousands of
paid agents in this country,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
8 Women Identify
Powder Puff Bandit

A warrant charging Bernard
Grobelski. the powder puff BAN
dit" with robbery not armed fol-
lowing his identification by eight
women was recommended Satur-
day by Prosecutor William (.
Bowling. Grobelski. Is, of 1928
Genoa avenue. was charged spe-
officially with having robbed Miss
Edwina JuSzak. "a, of S255 Nuern-
berg avenue, of SIS. He ran from
his car as he faced capture and
was arrested when he appeared at
the Conner police station to report
the vehicle stolen. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
No Rent Gouge,
Realtors Assert

Denying reports Of rent goug-
ing in the city. the Detroit Real
Estate Board Saturday issued a
statement declaring that only s
per cent of all rental properties
in the city have had rent raises
during the past year and the aver
age increase has been only S3.lS
a month. or 10 per cent.
The real estate board made a
survey of 1902 rental units in all
parts of the city and found that
Of these 59l- have had -Fental
increases in the past year, the re-
port stated.
Although the average in
crease was S3.l8. landlords who
increased rents said that the
boosts usually were made to
cover the costs OF remodeling
or redecOrating," said w. f.
Knoertzer, director of public re-
lations for the board.
From our survey we can say
that less than l per cent of the
landlords are exploiting their
properties. We condemn such
practices and urge that the city
use its full police powers
against such persons who are
renting sub-standard homes in
slum areas.
Our survey also showed that
where rents were increased, the
raises were made after vacan-
eies occurred and the properties
were redecorated and then re-
rented"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Judges Ballot
Hit by Dems
NOn-Pdrtisdn Ruling
to Be Ignored
BY FRANK NORRIS

Democrats will ignore the nom
partisan requirement of the COM
ing judicial election and vote for
candidates aligned with the party.
several speakers declared AT the
Wayne County Democratic conven-
ton Saturday afternoon at Gass
Technical High School.
The meeting, called 70 select
delegates for the state convention
al Grand Rapids. February 20
was attended by $50 of the 200
delegates.
Frank FITZGERALD. unsuccessful
Democratic nominee for United
States senator. was keynoter and
told the gathering that he is run
ing for circuit judge officially as
a rforf-pafttSar1 and unofficiaffy as
a Democrat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Grounded Luxury Ship
Sailing for New York

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb.
S.-uNS)-The 24.000-ton luxury
liner Manhattan was Steaming for
New York today after three weeks
spent on sand bar off Palm
Beach.
One of the klanhattan's propel-
lors was bent by the grounding.
but il was reported the ship was
able TO make 14la knots when she
departed for New York for re-
pairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
lis No Soft Snap in Army,
!, Col. Bd(hus Tells Recruits

explanation Of what army life can
be like something along the lire
Of the first paragraph of this
story. After which he again in
vites any or all of the men 10 walk
out the open door Again all r.
main in their places.
So tho colonel gives them tic
soldiers oath as prescribed by the
articles Of war admonishing them
10 look az the flag. YOUR flag,
don't look AZ me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Drop Bride Charge
Because Of Politics

\ charge Of bribery against
Richard Brodcr Royal Oak Town
ship Justice. was dismissed Satur-
day by Royal oak Municipal! Court
JUDGE John f. BrondiCe on motion
Of the prosecutors office which
said new evidence indicates the
case has become too much of a
political issue.
Broder was arrested last May
after Sherman Mcdonald. who had
been appointed township attorney
charged Broder had offered him d
job on payment OF $1,000
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

principles and philosophy openly
and publicly" FITZGERALD said
Prosecutor William J. Bowling
told the party workers 10 go to
the polls and single out those Judi
cial candidates who are known
Democrats.
Probate Judge Patrick II.
O'Brien also told the convention
10 retain party lines in the nom
partisan election.
County Chairman Harry H.
Mead was chairman of the con-
vention.
Resolutions adopted condemned
the Republican legislators for
playing politics with school
funds. demanded reapportionment
so that Detroit can have just rep
reSentation IN Lansing: an en-
larged appropriation for the care
Of crippled children. and demanded
removal of John J. Hettche. Re-
publican. who recently was reap
pointed state boxing commissioner
by Gov Murray d Van Wagner.
The convention advanced Prof.
Edward w Mcfarland. former
LIQUOR control commissioner. as a
candidate for the nomination for
superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Mexican Envoy Returns

MEXICO CITY. Feb. S.-GNS)
Francisco Castillo Naiero left
Mexico City by plane this after
noon 10 return TO his post as am
baSSador to Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

mon 10 sign up Tor ihire years
with our armed forces And he
hasn't lost man YET.
After they have passed then
physical examinations and ttr
proper forms have been filed out
prospective recruits are ushcruo
into The colonies private office ~
Room 63l of The Federal Build
Ing.
There. in groups Of 10. Is 81
20 they face the colonel and q
large American flag behind h.s
desk. The colonel jumps 10 ui.
feet, his shoulders back. ms chm
out. Then he snaps
"Straighten up. all of YOU.
\ Get NOar bellies in, stick your
, chests out. Take n good, dccP
breath. You. there on the end
stop looking at the floor.
III any of you men have lied
about your name or age or
have said YOU haven't dependents
when YOU actually have. II you
have tried to cover up criminal
record of IL you've lied about
anything else, now i your chance
to walk out that open door. 60
on. now. Walk out; we don't
want you"
Not a man moves.
Fine" says the colonel. Vow
] want to tell YOU what you're
getting into"
And the colonel gives them an
POLITICAL AnNEprisLml-.sr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
First Auto Death in 4 Years

PETOSKEY. Feb. s. - On the
eve of her fifth birthday, Lilly
Peters. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Peters. ran into the side
of a truck here and died last night.
She was the first auto fatality here
in over four wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

using, not bombs, hut far moro
dangerous weapons - Hitler's
ideas"
Denying that England expected
the United States TO send men to
Europe. Reynolds told the Senate
that Il know that Eng
land cannot and will not lose"
Europe's war.
This is not an opinion" he
continued. "it il conviction
based on fact. know that they
need our help to insure a de-
cisive victory and 1 know that
we could help them to this final
victory without ever sending one
man across the ocean,"
For the Inside News" of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

"You're going to be cold and
hungry; you're going TO be i'm
properly clothed and poorly
housed. You'll be overworkcd
and underpaid. You'll walk until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

You fall over
a n d v o u r
tongue II dry
a n d swollen
fro IN thirst.
4 tough ser
gea u I " Ill
& o IN q along
and order you
Ia get up and
keep going
and you'll do
il.
Now - do
you still want
Ia join the
army 80
Thus d oc :
Michigan : re-
cruiting officer
Lieut. Col Jos
eph l.. Bachus
invite y q U n (
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Soferiin Faces
New Charge
Labor LaW Violation
Cited by State

Sammy Sofferin. owner OF the
Wonder Bar at 1921 Washington
boulevard. evidently is going TO
continue his parade through the
courts for some time to come.
Sammy's troubles started when
ne hired l6-year-old Betty Ann
Ludwig as cigaret girl. Sofferin,
Friday, appeared in Traffic Court
and was found guilty of violating
a city ordinance which forbids the
hiring of minors in cabaretS.
Recorders Judge Arthur Z
Gordon Saturday. signed a war
rant charging Sofferin with a vio-
lation of the state labor laws
THE complainant, Stella Mcleod
of the state labor department. said
Miss Ludwig was employed by
Sofferin without having TO pro-
duce working permit from the
Board of Education
Three Persons Named
Still 10 be heard is a complaint
lodged against him with the state
liquor control commission by the
police department, also for hiring
Miss Ludwig.
Saturdays warrant names Sof-
fern; Margaret Sofferin. and Irv-
ing S Wolfe. all of Detroit Won
der Bar. Inc.
Mrs Ludwig testified that while
she was technically hired by Sof-
fern, in reality she paid for the
Job She sand she paid Sofferin
81 week and 20 cents per pack
age for the cigarets she sold. She
said she was supposed to earn her
profits out of the generosity Of
the Wonder Bar customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
InoIienobIe Right

Il cannot believe that any one
would deny me my inaIienabIe
right tn espouse my partisan
principles and philosophy openly
and nuhIIcIy" EitzGerald said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

ADVERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

POLITICAL ADVE
, 1941-11-26
PLAN BIG DRIVES

In other major actions, the con-
vention voted for action organiz-
ing drives during the coming
months, with President Murray
pointing out that a great deal of
CLOS concentrated energy would
be expended in the now largely
unorganized southern states.
The Murray Industry Council
Plan gained endorsement from the
delegates as the best method Of
unleashing .the energies and re-
sources of all our people, behind
the defense program while giving
the nation maximum production
efficiency, preserving labor's
rights and strengthening free
speech"
, 1941-11-26

Dayton Defense Training Council,
under advisement of OPM Labor
Supply representatives, r NOV
ing ahead to provide training
courses for these workers.
At a meeting of the Dayton De-
Tense Training Council last week,
plans were made for classes in
blueprint reading, shop mathe-
mates, and the use of certain
gauges and tools. These classes
will be opened as soon as approval
is obtained from the State Board
of Education. Defense Council
authorities believe this will be in
the very near future. Glasses will
be open to all workers not now
employed on defense work &.
women as well as men are eligible
for this instruction, and for ma
chine training.
The problem of obtaining facili-
ties for actual machine training
is nearing solution, Mr.. Weigold,
Unemployment Compensation Di-
rector and member of the Train
ing Council, declared a few days
ago. Several manufacturers have
agreed to loan or rent their shop
facilities for training purposes.
CLIO representatives at the meet
ing offered the use of Local
Unions meeting halls for class
rooms.
So far, the Dayton Defense
Training Council has conferred its
plans on classes to take care of
, 1941-11-26

A direct slap in the face of or
ganized Labor in Dayton, is the
selection of Irwin G. Bieser, motor
iously anti-labor man, as an exc
cutive on the Miami Valley Hos
pital Fund Drive!
This anti Union man is well
known to Labor in Dayton through
his activities as a company repre-
sentative in a recent Labor dis
pute. He is also the Chairman of
the America First Committee! We
of the United Electrical Workers,
are on record all over the country,
and particularly in Dayton, as
the a~nti-labor, pro-Hitler
of this Committee!
The Drive for Funds Committee
, 1941-11-26

for Miami Valley Hospital, head
ed by Frank Irelan of Delco
Products, expects to ask the work
ers of Dayton for contributions.
In the face of such cooperation
with un-American influences in
the leadership of the Drive, we
do not see how our consciences
will allow us to donate!
We take issue with the state
ment attributed to Mr.. Ire1an, in
which he says, "We must intro
duce in this campaign, the pro-
blem of unity and pulling together
from all fields of life" We
heartily agree, Nh. Irelan, on the
subject of unity. THEN WHERE
IS LABOR REPRESENTED IN
THIS CAMPAIGN? On the sucker
List, no doubtl
, 1941-11-26

lhe working men and women at
the MGR are beginning to realize
the fact, that the company DOM
mated union will never serve the
purpose of the workers as a COL
lective bargaining agency.
The tremendous gains made by
the UE-CIO in other industries in
Dayton, has brought home the
realization to thousands of workers
at the MGR, that the only UNION
to belong to, is the CLIO. The UE-
CLIO gets things done. For example,
the cooperation of the UE in
Dayton with small business in
order to keep the Defense pro-
gram going full speed ahead. The
efforts the UE-CIO is making to
, 1941-11-26

keep every worker of the organ
lied plants in Dayton at work.
The employees of the MGR are
beginning to see that the UE-CIO
is a definite force in their civic
and community life. The CLIO is
the strongest organization of Union
men and women in the entire
United States. When you become
a member of the United Electrical,
Radio g. Machine Workers of
an affiliate of the Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations,
you join a UNION that is a real
bargaining agency for
your hours, wages, and working
conditions. -...