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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

nueI ser Dritte beiBt ,inb sipar nidt
Die perionli1e, ionoern bic ionititu-
tionene griiten5. gs gab i'm faidifti.
fden Stalien 5nar feline &onititntion
- penn man bonn n@roBen Gaidifti-
i9en Stat abfiebt -, aber Der a0nig
tpar bod 6a. @as bdtte Der alIn1dd.
tige Diftator nad benn ,Sfanoal I'm
groBen faidiitiiden Stat am "a. Sult
mobl angefangen, tpenn es nidt oie-
len &0nig gegeben batte, oer eine STE.
iignation entgegennebmen fonnte?
8em bdtte Muiiolini feline Mboon-
flung antragen ioIlen?
81 Sabre lang batte man bon Die.
fem &0nig faun ettpas geb0rt. @r
lebte ieiner Sauptleioenidaft - Der
Numismatif, ser Weiin3eniammlung.
gr unteri9rieb, pen1t er iiberbaupt
ourfte, Dofume,1te, Die linn Muiiolini
fanote. SIM Sontner 1912, als es int>
mer flarer nuroe, baB Sitler ben
&rieg berlieren 1nuB, begann aber Der
|Sdatten oes &onigs betrddtli9 5u
pa6ien. Die italieniiden @enerGle,
bor allem Wari9au 8aooglio ,no bic
5aidiitenfiibrer, oie it6 INN @ranois
8eriduorung fdarten, tpuBten, tpie iie
es an5ufangen batten, Inn Stalien bor
oem untergang 5u retten, in 6et SIT.
Ter 9eutldfano fiibrte. Ser &6nig
,nabm .tpieoer bdufieer an feinem
|S6reibtii6s I'M QuirinaI 8lak unb
bereitete itd auf Die Stunoe Dor, 6a
Wuiioli1t eintreten ,n6 Inn ieinen
Mbidieo bitten tpiiroe. WauiioIini tpar
bereits ertlaiien uno 8aooelio in 0f-
fentlider @unogebung nit Der gtegie-
rung betraut tporoen, als Ser Diftator
6em &onig gegeniiberitano.
@s miro ipateren @eibi9tsihrei-
bern einmaI befrem6li9 eribeinen,
oab Der St1ra zines mddtisen Difta-
tors bon einem tpin5igen Webanis-
mus in Der politif6en Struftur Sta.
liens abbing. 8aren 6enn niht, 70
miro man fragen, tpeit mdbtieere
Qrdfte borbanoen, i'm tpeeaufesen?
8ar es nidt bas friegsn1iibe golf,
feline Sebniudt, bie Sreibeit tpieoer5u-
getpinnen, uno Elm eroBes 8erlangen
na6 elmer io5ialen Neuor6nune2 Nie-
mano miro es leugnen. Mber fetne Bill
ligen Sdui6nngen geientanb miro
iiberieben, bob 81 Sabre Diftatur 6as
italieniide golf fait aller ginri@t,in-
gen beraubt baberL Inn ieinen Biaen
funb3umaden. gs gibt fein Barla-
ment, feline Breiie unb feine beftiunnt.
ten einbeitliden politiiden 3iele; be.
ionoers in elmer 3eit einer 6ie gan5e
8elt erfaiienben geiltigen &riie. Die
8affen Ser &ritif muBten iib in eli
Enem 2anoe, 6as geraoe erIt aus bem
Soteni6laf Der 5flaberei ertpa9t,
ttpieoer 5l1nd6ft Der &ritif ber Baffen
beugen. (SdluB folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

ftg groBes Natt0 - Elm groBes Bolt
betpobnt oieies 2ano, nidt neil es
grobe gauten bat ODER Milliondre
ODER reide Booenihdse, ionoern neil
es cine Eugeno bat, nit Der es aIle
anbern golfer Der Belt iibertrifft:
garitas - 2iebe. uno in bieier Eu-
geno miro Mmerifa fiegen. Dieier
arieg, tpie alle an6ern, miro nidt
ourd Die Streitfrdfte ODER 6ie Tanfs
getponnen ionbern our9 Die slrt uno
@eiie, tpie Die Sieeer, tpenn man Die
eine Seite 10 nennen oarf, Die 8eitec
ten bebanbeln, nit einem @ort, burb
bie Ser5en, - bur1 bie 2iebe.
sls ib nad Dem lebten &riege 6as
Rbeinlano beiudte, fonnte i6 bie 8e-
iasunestruppen bon flint geationen
beobadten uno ibr 8enebmen itubie-
rem. 8eil i9 bie Spiben Der 8ebor-
BEN beiuden muBte, erbielt i9 Elm
5iemlid eenaues 8il6 bonn @obI uno
@ebe Der 2eute auf beioen Seiten
8et ben Mmerifanern berribten oie
beiten 8erbdltniiie. g2ie Elm MiBton!
Mues ,Mlrigbf'. Wir gefiel 6as Bort
10 febr, bob id es ME bergeiie. uSdt>
ten mir nur iiberan Mmerifaner!" iag-
ten Die &beinldn6er. u8ir tpiiien gar
ni9t, baB mir 8eiabung baben.'
Mnerifas Stunbe miro erlt fonl=
men, tpenn ser &rieg borbei iit, tpenn
Ser Ne,bau ser gan5en 8elt anfdnet.
Damn miro Mmerifas Stunoe i6la-
gen, oenn bie Mmerifaner ftnb 8au=
meiiter. Die bauen ni6t bloB Sduier,
ionoern aud Seime. gu einem Seim
geb0rt bic Mutter, - obne oie Mut<
ter tein Seim - uno Mmerifa bat
cine iorglame Mutter - Die Carl
tas - Die 2iebe. Die ma9t bas Saus
parm, baB alle &riegsnot re9t balo
bergeiien miro.
Grnerita bat eine Wautter, cine berr-
lide Mutter. ST es 3ufan, baB Die
Iiebe @ottesmutter bon ben amerifa-
niiben 8iidofen als 2anbespatronin
erboben 1pur6e2 @erabe 10 tpenig nie
es 3ufan iit, 6oB unfere Borfabren
bierbin gefiibrt tpur6en.
Benn Mn1ertfa nibt bon @ott BE-
itintmt pdre fit ein eroBes 3tel, bann
tpiiroe Der Seufel fi4 nidt 10 anitren-
gen, es 5u nerberben.
Nber aus alleoem gebt @ines flar
berbor: Amerifa bat cine setpaltige
Berantportung, un6 an 6ieier baben
ane Mmerifaner einen erniten Mnteil!
- @anberer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

IltUBI uuS uHUuDIlUelNlIu, IDeIl ueI
beutide @eneralitab iber febr quite
Nedner berfiigt, Die iiber bie mate
rielle l1eberlegenbeit Der aniierten
genau 8eideio tpiiien. Mber oas groBe
Experiment Der 2anbung auf elmer
Sniel bon Dem MusmaBe Siailiens
itano nod aus, unb Die Moglidfeit,
bob es ideiterte, tpar gegeben. I'm
Dabrfbeinli1 flingt es aber nod aus
einem anberen @runoe.
Die oeutide Oberite Seeresleitrtng
mar 5ipeifellos iiber Die politii9e 2a-
ge in Stalien uno iiber oen Beiiimis~
mus, nit Dem Muiiolini bic 8artei
nno oie italienii6e Seeresleitung in
Die 3ufunft blidten, tpobI informiert.
gs mag iein, oaB fte nidt in oie i
plomatiiden gorbereitungen einge-
peibt mar, Die felt Iangem oem
Staatsitreid porausgingen, aber es
iino ibr ni6t oie Spannungen uno
Streitiefeiten in Der fai6iitii iden
Bartei entgansen, bic fdtpierise @r-
ndbrungslage uno bie algemeine
&riessmiioigfeit oes italienii6en Sol
fes. S6on slnfang 1913 gelansten oie
eriten merftpiirbigen 8eri6te it1s
Guslan6, oaB ser beutide General
itab cine 8erteioigung innerbalb Ell
mes engeren &aumes uno i1nerbalb
natiirli6er 5dubtpdne in grlpdgung
5ieben fonnte 9ieier &arm mar ettpa
elm 9reied, oeiien erite Spite bie at.
lantiide &iiite = nit Ser Breisgabe
Nortpegens -, oeiien 5tpeite Seite
Die 5uriidse5osene uno berfiir5te
Gront in MuBlanb, uno 6eiien brittle
Seite enbli9 oie Mlpen uno lire Mus-
ldufer Biz 5u ben &arpatben biloeten.
Dieie Nadridten idienen oanals bent
Stan6 Der Dinge tpeit boraus5ueilen
aber iie fon1men beute bereits Ser
Birflidfeit ndber.
@enn Ser 6eutide @eneralitab au9
ieit langem bon Sitler unb &ibben.
trop feine politiiden 9tatidldse mebr
entgegennabm 11no iid auf oas l1r-
tell ieiner eigenen politiiden Ige1ten
itiibte, fam Der Stur5 6es Sai9ismus
in Stalien fir i'm ood) iiberraf9eno.
0enn tpenn Sitlers Weeinung iiber-
baupt nod geb0rt tpuroe, Damn tpar
es feline Meinrng iiber ieinen Greun6
Wuiiolini. Iber Sitler erflarte ben
anfrage116en @enerdlen itets, baB Elm
lmitur5 in sStalien auseeidlonen iei.
Wuiiolini mar ia nad ieiner Mei,
nl.ng mebr als Elm &egierungs6ef Der
bonn &0nig abgeiett tperoen fonnte,
ionoern oer alln1d6tige 8egriinber
oes Gal6ismus, Der nit Dem italieni-
i6en Golfe 10 eng bermoben mar, baB
aqes Mnbere ni9t 5dblte. Solange
WuiIolini lebte, tparen er uno Sta=
lien, na6 Sitlers Meinung ems, un6
es- flingt plauitbeI, oaB linn Sitler
bel Der 3uiammenfunft in 8erona am
19. Suli ben &atidlag geben 5u TOM
men elaubte, fi6 nit ber italieniiden
Irmee binter ben $50 5uriif5u5ieben.
l1ebrigens ipar Die Muffaliung baB
es auBer oem Diftator uno Der fa-
i6i1tiI6en Bartei = oie I'M @runoe
senon1men ebenfans Muiio1ini bieB
- feline an6ere, bobere Mutoritat in
SStalien gGbe, elm in bielen Eeilen
Ger @elt berbreiteter esrrtun1.
| en- Wnfhinntnt1 INN Qnn1nn Inn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
Ser Taa beS Mntt6rtf
(Sblub)

folgen. Die Stride 1piro fur9fbar lei.
ben. Die ganae &6lle miro offen iein,
Inn oie Stride 5u perfolgen. Beion.
oers leidt tpirb es Dem Mntibriit il,
ben 2Gnoen, 6ie bon Der Stride ge.
trennt tpurben burb @leidgiiltisfei1
uno ssrrlebre. Die an feinen Got
mebr glauben, tueroen iest einieben,
oaB es bod feline Sabel tpar nit Dem
Mntidriit. Sie tperben biele fir ben
s(nti9ri1t auieben, tperben i'm aber
ri9t fin6en, iie uer6en INNER ben
llnredten onieben als ben Sauptiibel.
tdter, un6 tperoen in iteter uniiderbeit
leben. Gin Bapit tpirb iterben als er.
ites Opfer 6es Mntidriit. gr miro
ni6t iein 8lut bereieBen, aber aus
Gram tpiro er iterben, tpeiI er betet
uno bittet I'M Grieoen obne grbo-
rung. Damn, tpenn bieier Bapt itirbt,
lit Der glntibriit geiitig i6on beiiegt.
9enn es tpir6 ii9 INNER pieber BE-
tpabrbeiten, 6aB Der 81. @eiit bic
Stride Ieitet un6 fiibrt. 0ieier Bapft
miro einem Brieiter Die 8ii9ofstpeibe
erteilen, Der ols Srieoenspapit Die
Stride aus alem glenb beraus fibren
un6 Die 8elt gum Srieoen bringen
miro, tpenn Der Mnti9iit elaubt, GU
ropa fei am Sterben unb bie Stride
nerni9tet. Cine Nation, bic mir beute
nod febr tpenig beadten, tpirb ben
Hopit mebr ebren als mir guropder.
Giefe Nation tpirb sroB un6 mddtie
per6en. l1niere goreltern Fat Die
gorIebune in bieies 2ano gerufen.
bamit bic Stride Sdus rnb Silfe bon
bort beton,me in Der stunbe sr0Bter
8eorGnsnis. Dieie Mation ipiro bic
gntideioung berbeifiibren uno i'm
O5ean oes Grieoens pirb bic leste
Sdladt itattfinoen.
X X X
go melt g. Weib, Der beiliemabi.
&C Doninifaner I'M Sabre 1912. sc
mag ia fem, oa ia beute in Der 2ud.
idau manhes in ieiue merftpiirbisen
Borte bineinlefe, oas er nidt 70 Flor
unb unatpeioeutig ausseiproden bot
Nber mas i9 bier i9reibe, 1T mas leb.
baft IN meiner grinneruns itan6 an
bic Sabre ber.
Sn ben folgenben Sabren babe i'd
g. BeiB ofters eeiproden, ct bat mi,
unberboblen eeiagt, oab er oamals
Nmerifa neinte, als ct bonn Sieg'
iiber ben Mntidriit iprad.
sSsn oen neun5iger sabren oes bo
rigen Sabrbunoerts itanb i6 in Mnt
tperpen am &ai, als gerabe cine gro
BE gln5abl llaipii9er 8auern mad
Imerifa fid einidiffte. Mein ernite1
uno INNER geoanfenboller 8ater iast
mir beim Seimsanee: "Dieie 2eut
geben in oas 2ano Der 3ufunft (@er
Staaten) Ser liebe @ott i6idt Il
bin. SOUR idaoe, baB feiner iid +
re6t Ser 2eute anninn1t. 9ie &in6e1
oieler 2eute tper6en nod NAL I'M;
retten miiiien bonn untergang."
Seit bieiem nebeligen Samstag an
Seeufer bat mild Der @e6anfe, baj
sroBe Sano Der 3ufunft 5u ieben, MI
mebr ruben laiien. g. BeiB bat mid
febr in meinem 8orbaben be1t4rft
tpeil er 10 biel bon Nmerifa oadte
nno beute iebe id, bab er bonfomme,
redt bate.
!Nf+ sLo.. I'll s~.- ... rI i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
SYSTEMS
REPRESENTATIVE

Are Won now IN work YOU cniov,
Hnd IN tho sam. timo using 'our
host skill in helping the War efort1
\ >alaricd yar0ucy exists I'm tho fold
personnel OF nationally Nu"Vu.
war ratrd corporation recognized ~
orc az IN, leaders in It's hold.
The work consists II do-icuiuC aud
installing cuisines, form systems
auplICahl. 10 various types ot hu~l-
ness machines in war rated plants
and government agencies.
The position affords. permanent
future. thorough training ef"cilv"
helps. repeat business q chance 30
help tho war effort, and opportunity
for rather large earnings.
Qualifications: Ago IS ~ Younger
if res Sonahly draft exempt. college
training knowledge Of office pro-
ccdurc> and some successful sclliuc
cNperlruc, knowledge ~ hu-iu,>,
machines, printing. or designing II
Office forms helpful.
Must qualify under w, NJ G.
For immed ate interview with re-
sponsihlc home office executive.
write fully 70 Box A 1919, care Of
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Short Order Cook

Experienced: pleasant working conditions
excellent salary Apply May flower Restau
iant. ISIS Woodward
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
District SO
Loses Again

NEWARK, n. J.-Brazenly claim
ing u victory, the stooges for John
L. Lewis's District so called Off
their strike" at the Celanese plant
here when their picket lines had
come to include only n handful of
bona fide Celanese workers.
Production Is again normal and
the Textile Workers Union Of
America Is i'm a stronger position
i'm Newark than Il was before
Lewis made his latest grab for
power.
Collapse of the raiding party,
which had held up vital war work
in 81 plants dependent on Celanese
materials. came April 20. after
President Roosevelt said production
would have to be resumed.
The workers having failed to fol-
low Lewis's lead, he had no choice
but to withdraw.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Did Le,Vis Chooseth Way to Labor's Victory

statesman.
Labor has not given up the right to strike.
II values that right too much. 1t will vio-
lentlY oppose oil unti-strike Legislation such
as that now proposed by Senator ConnallY
OF Texas.
However the major branches Of the labor
movement have surrendered that right for
the duration.
BY so doing they have announced that
they will use other means to Nddvdnce
lobor's point Of view. point Of view which
is essential to the proper and victorious
conduct Of the war.
The other methods are unfamiliar. They
ore beset with enormous difficulties. The
opposition at times seems overwhelming.
Every week one may read OF some union
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
TO Repeal Merit
Ro+inq Law

BALTIMORE, May 5-A state
wide campaign to bring about
the repeal of the pernicious ex-
perience-rating law of unem-
ployment compensation was an
nOunced today by Ulisse De Do
minicis, president Of the Mary
land-D. C. Industrial Union
Council.
This law, known as S-68, was
passed by the legislature and sign
ed by the Governor over the strong
opposition of all branches of the
labor movement. The State AFL
has also launched a campaign for
repeal of the measure.
WOULD SUSPEND OPERATION
Ten thousand signatures will be
sought before June l to petition
so that the measure may go to
referendum. It's operation will be
automatically suspended pending
the outcome of the referendum.
The law Is menace to the
entire system of unemployment
compensation in the State, says
the council. It would have the
effect of materially reducing even
the present inadequate compensa-
ton benefits and would save en-
plOyers large sums Of money
one estimate Is $1,000, OOO-at the
expense Of the unemployed.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10

ing a mass conference OF consum-
ers in Detroit, the first of series
to take up the attack against the
high cost of living.
The Chicago Industrial Union
Council, at an emergency confer.
ence on the high cost of living at.
tended by 1900 delegates, adopted
a recommendation that the Clio
call national conference on prices
and wages.
URGES NEIGHBORHOOD
COUNCILS
In New York, work has been
begun to set up CLIO Community
Councils, which will organize
every CLIO member where he lives
rather than where he works.
1.-THE black market can be
smashed, price ceilings enfOrc-
ed, and high quality Of merchant
disc maintained" says Clifford
j. McAvoy. Legislative Director
Continued on Page 12)
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Urge Price
Enforcement

Two Maryland labor leaders
last week urged a stepping up
of the war on black markets
as one of the best means of
checking runaway prices.
Sidney II. Katz. Secretary-Treas-
urer of the State and District
Council, CLIO, made a recommends
ton that the Governor of Mary
land "place the enforcement ma
chinery of the State of Maryland
at the disposal of the QUA in a
vigorous attack on price ceilings"
Pointing out that the New York
State War Council had already
taken action similar to that which
he. recommended. for. Maryland,
Katz continued.
From our understanding of the
defense bill which passed the Mary
land Legislature, that power Is now
vested in the so-called Little War
Council and we strongly urge in
the interest Of the war effort that
you take action similar to that
taken by New York"
Refusing to pay SOC q pound
for tomatoes, John T.. Neal, Sec
rotary of the Western Md. CLIO
Council, got the price reduced to
the ceiling level of Sac on one
purchase.
Any housewife who knew her
ceilings could do the same, COM
mented Neal.
Black marketers can and
should be prosecuted by con-
sumers and have the foresight to
get a written receipt, says State
OPA Director Leo III. Mccormick.
In Baltimore five consumers have
already collected $50 each In sue
cessful prosecutions.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10

which. pushed beyond endurance by the
arrogant tactics of some lubor-botinq en-
ploYer. has called for reconsideration of
lubor's no-strike pledge.
But labor as q whole has showed
restroint which historians will record us
marvellous. 1t is not the restraint OF cowed
population held in line by Fascist dictotors.
but rather the restroint OF men who have
leorned the meaning Of freedom and seek
to Establish a larger freedom.
e. The new methods ore not strictly economic
methods. They involve organization Of q
new kind: the mobilization Of public opinion
IN support OF lubor's just demands. the use
OF government agencies. ten-fold intensified
ton OF what is usuollY called Legislative
work.
Continued Page q
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Keyser Mill
qO% Go

Cumberland, May 5-Boyd E.
Payton, Intl. Rep. of the Tex
tile Workers Union of America,
expressed amusement today
when the management of the
Potomac Worsted Spinning
Mills, of Keyser, w. Va, ques-
toned the right of the union
to represent its 90 employees.
Ninety-one of the 81 had signed
application cards for Local
1874.
Following a quiet campaign by
a small committee of Celanese
union members, the workers held
a series of meetings of increasing
size at which they raised with
Bro. Payton the problems they
had on their minds. His answers
were so convincing that everybody
joined up.
The union committee in the
plant is composed of the follow
ing: Day Shift-Meryle Crumble;
Irene Golden. former chairlady of
the so-called Plant Committee;
and Maisie McDade. Evening Shift:
Marie Shank. Martha Steward, and
Nelsie Downing.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
An Editorial

Has John Lewis heard about the war?
Does he know that hundreds Of thou.
sunds Of men have dlreddY given their
lives on foreign fields to stove off Foscism?
These questions are echoing in the minds
Of men and women of AllegonY County and
Of the nation as the miners return to work.
The whole labor movement was. and is.
In back Of the economic demands OF the
miners. Indeed. the preliminary victory in
the fight for portul-to-portul pay had alreudY
been won by the Go for the Alabama ore
miners. and so for the COOL miners.
The tactics Of the cool operators were
provocative in the extreme.
But the tactics used by Lewis showed
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10

curbing imitation. An organization
which sends five delegates can be
represented on all committees.
The committees will draft resolu-
tions and report them back to a
full session of the conference.
SPEAK ON RADIO
The Club of Human Relations
devoted its program April 25 to
the subject of price control and
economic sterilization.
Addresses were given by Paul
England. Secretary of Machinists
Local No. 1140; G. Edwin Parker
Vice-Chairman of the Maryland
Legislative Board of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen; and
John E. Neal, Secretary of the
Western Md. Industrial Union
Council, CLIO. Also participating
in the question period was VIM. H.
Frazier, Vice-President of Typo
graphical Union No. 244.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Guards Join
AT Kelly

The guards Mt the Kelly
plant have signed up for
Local 26, announces Vice.
President John f. Sharp.
The union has requested bar
gaining rights for them, and the
field examiner for the National
Labor Relations Board has paid
a visit to Cumberland on the
case, but found Mr.. Houdack
out of town.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10

BUSINESS, RELIGIOUS,
VETERAN GROUPS ACCEPT
Delegates have been appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce, the
Junior Association of Commerce,
and the Kiwanis Club; by the Busl-
ness and Professional Women's
Club and the Primary Teachers
Association; by the United Breth-
rem Church on Race and 4th Streets
and the LaSalle High School and
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The YMCA, the Allegany County
Welfare Board, and the Townsend
Clubs also expect to send delegates,
and a large number of other organ
izatiOns will act on their invita-
tions before May 16.
EDELMAN, MCCORMICK
TO SPEAK
Guest speakers at the Confer
ence will include Mayor Thomas
+. Conlon; John w. Edelman of
the Office of Price Administra-
ton. Washington, ID. c.; Leo II.
Mccormick, State Director Of the
Office of Price Administration,
Baltimore; and Charles w. Nit
eel of the Baltimore office of the
War Production Board. State
Secretary-Treasurer Sidney KATE
of the State and District CLIO
Council will be present and will
contribute his special knowledge
of the knotty tax problem.
FIVE COMMITTEES TO REPORT
According to present plans, the
Conference will do a considerable
part of its work in committees, Of
which there will be five. One will
deal with price ceilings, a second
with rationing, a third with grade
labelling. a fourth with taxes, and
the important fifth committee will
consider the general problem of
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Labor Rallies Marion
Against Rising Prices

From all parts of the United States of abors
inspiring struggle clamp the lid further price and
roll back the cost of living to May 1912.
Pittsburgh, the CLIO unions rallied the public
special pricecontrol rally May Taking the lead the
locals Electrical Radio Machine Workers which
has called for such meetings throughout the nation
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10
Moy 10Th Meet Will
Be Major Affair

CUMBERLAND, May 5-Acceptances already received make
certain that the May 16 Conference Price Control
Economic Sterilization sponsored by the Western Maryland
Labor Unity Conference will be representative of the
community and not of part only
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-10

On the same day, the United
Automobile Workers was mobiliz-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-02-18
Archie E. Cue

Funeral services for Archie E.
Cue, 46, who died Saturday after
long illness, were held Tuesday
morning, February 16 at Salem
Methodist Church, Cedar Grove.
The Rev. Jacob H. Snyder, pastor
of the church, conducted the SER
vices and burial was in the adj
joining cemetery.
Mr.. Cue was the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin E. Cue and
was a lifelong resident of the
Cedar Grove neighborhood. He was
unmarried and leaves three sisters.
Mrs. Harry Thompson of Gambrill,
Nd, Mrs. Lee Fraley of Gathers
burg, and Mrs. Arthur Watkins.
Jr. of Cedar Grove; four brothers,
Charles E. Cue, Germantown,
Franklin R. and Edward Cue, both
of Washington and Clifford Cue of
Ardmore, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-02-18

The undersigned intending to discontinue farming
Pleasant miles Northeast Of Trderck Md e ON wen OF MT
MONDAY, MARCH l. 1943
Promptly at the hour of $3.50 O'CLOCK a. M (EwT3
HEAD Of RE&89 pSSTSHr WORK HORSES
good OI' registered Black as years age nu%Oer
entitled to be registered. good lot of horses
a HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE
mich highproducns herd with better
All 40 head of well bred heifers up years age
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
SSnu tue wagons SH inch sken good with 49,
FARMAL TRACTOR Model Fla steel and corn cuivators
ns~ 9s b pPi n sR eness u only s
@ drill Dsrfe co NEW pa aGss
dump harrow ai lever Ssr
pow pIows Mo @ NE SIS T uo
wagon Jack single and double shovel pow single
yOEes fifth chains, kinds hay fork ropes and
pulley seed shock tiers choppers hOve
Most Of this machinery Ig prae ss Snq ne% SnV
w wagon saddle s cheek se fr ss era on
driving drills collars Brides halters wagon lines reins breast
DAIRY FIXTURES DeLaval milking machine used less than
01 Tv xun WITH buckets electric motor completes Frgd
cnl double wash tank No milk cooler Centrifugal Cir
dairy bro Pr straine Sanitary be stools sd dar
ana barn m hose electric clippers, stable brooms
Baltimore market Metal (can) wash tank ten"raon
Sans hvegaon cans aners sirren thermometers Stewart
FEED AND GRAs-AbOut 100 bu barley; 10 TONS more or
fVWiNG CRoPSA full interest growing wheat
AND TcRn sEf' T srF And m.nv ,
TERMS OF SALE will be Cash settlement mus. be mad. with
clerk sale. ~ " "i"ue WIN
A. VIM. ALTMAN
Glenn Trout, Ancionesr. R. L. Kelly Clerk
Lunch will be served on grounds aek