The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-14
President Duffy
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Spond, l am certain, with the same
| Willingness and generosity which has
marked their contributions in the past.
1T is gratifying to observe that La
bor today is on the councils of all COM
munity and national service enter
priSeS, and it is also gratifying to note
that it is receiving full and adequate
credit for it's contributions. This grow
| ing labor-community relationship is
bound to have beneficial effects not
only during the war, but also in the
postwar world After the war, labor
representatives will remain as CO.
workers and supporters of community
chests throughout the country. This is
perhaps one of the most heartening de-
velOpmentS in the labor movement in
the past half-century. We must keep up
the good work"
President Duffy, in asking all men,
bers of organized labor to support this
worthy cause, cited the wonderful re-
sponSe made by labor in the Third
War Loan Drive. The results showed
what labor can do when it rolls up its
sleeves and goes all-Out for cause
which enlists its sympathy and its
interests.
Monday our community begins its
united campaign to raise funds for
community and war relief. In this
drive organized labor is actively par
ticipating. It's representatives have a
voice in managing the campaign and
IallOcating the proceeds. Committees
have been appointed and will solicit
contributions from their own members
for this great humanitarian work.
When Hitler unleaShed his total war,
labor mObiliZed its resources to send
aid to the workers of the Allied cOun
tries, not as charity, but as support to
our comrades who were fighting our
battle Let us keep up the good work.
Southern Columbiana COunty's quota
is S37 800 l do not hesitate i'm pre-
dieting now that our goal will be
reached Labor is identified with the
tradition of giving. And especially now,
with our boys in the services always
in our minds, | know | can count on
every trade lmionist in Columbiana
county to do his part. Every dollar we
give proves our unity in this war
against Fascism. Every dollar we give
is a weapon in the battle for human
decency and human rights.
Personnel of the organization which
will conduct the drive have been COM
pleted and President Duffy announced
the following sub-quotas and area
chairmen:
East Liverpool and Liverpool town
ship, MaXon II. King, S27 900: Wells
vile, S. f.. Daw, $500; ST. Clair
township, Frank Nj. Fisher, S1,495:
Washington township and Salineville,
Kenneth Nj. Hutson, $1,375; Yellow
Creek township, John Nj. Kerr, 81 900;
Madison township, Dean Forbes, $3.50;
Franklin township, l.. II. Copeland,
$430. The Wayne township quota is
$3.50
Mr.. King has announced the follow
ing as executive assistants: James Fl.
Grafton, Larry Finlay and George
SalSberry for solicitation of labor
union members at all their places of
employment William Harris, Jr, fin
ancial institutions; Nj col m W.
Thompson, special corporations; Mrs.
Thompson, special individual contribu-
tions; Francis u. White, professional
mems offices: Maxwell L. Stevens. bust
ness blocks (employers) Martin w.
civic groups and fraternal Organiza-
tiOnS