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The union times., 1946-10-12
AS WE SEE IT

to President Roosevelt's foreign policy. NATHAN SHERMAN elected secretary of N. H. Central Labor Council, succeeding the late Solo. mon AlperOvitz.
 NO DOUBT the immigration authorities perked up when they read in the Chicago Tribune recent. ly:
 Washington = The Justice Department said yesterday that 45, ,557 alien SOuses and children of members of the fighting forces were admitted to the Unit ed States during the year ended June 30, l946."
 President Manuel Roxas of the Philippines really has his finger caught in the wringer. Jose Laurel, Jap puppet president of the Phil ippines now on trial for colIabora- tiOn, keeps remembering out loud when Roxas was an important member of his puppet cabinet.
The union times., 1946-10-12

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION 93 Of THE UNION TIMES published weekly  to law deposs
  his knowledge belief circulation of in the That the names and addresses publisher and editor
  That the M THE UNION TIMES INC 135i39 Linden Point House Stony Creek Conn.,; Nathan Sherman Conn.,.
   Leonard Farmer Linden Point Conn - of of subscribers preceding is - -
 SHERMAN
 
 (SEAD S BENNETT
 sion nexpres April 1.
The union times., 1946-10-12
VOLUME

LARGE VOLUME
 The shifting sands which form the foundation of the surrent boom comprise what Reconversion Direc- tor John Steelman is talking about when he says in his report:
 "In the first year of peace, the dominant economic force has been the pressure of large volume of demand, backed by large purchasing power in part the income of earlier periods entering the market in an effort to obtain goods and services. This pres sure has been the chief fuel in our advance since VI Day"
 In other ,UOrds ,Ue are achieping high IeUeIs Of employment and pro- ductiOn On the basis Of deferred de- nland and sGUings and not from the fruits of OUT current efforts. It is like man aUhO keeps aliUe by IiU- ing of his OsOn fat-tO be ineIegant about serious matter.
 This means that we have not yet found the secret to lasting full en- ployment and production as Steelman recognizes when he says that "the present level of production and en- ployment is not necessarily per manent."
 BLOOM IS OFF''
 One of the signs on the fever chart of the American economy which indi- cates the surface quality of the boom is that taking account of the price rise" as Steelman says, the physical volume of these goods absorbed by the public in the past three months may actually have declined slightly com pared with the earlier part of the year" Steelman is right in inferring from this that the bloom is off the market" t." Measured in real goods rather than in inflated dollars, the American people are now beginning to buy less.
 There is another straw in the wind drifting in the direction of economic contraction. Listen to some more cold statistics:
The union times., 1946-10-12

The Union Label is your guar antee of quality and fair wages. Look for it!
The union times., 1946-10-12

(Contipued from Page One) has indorsed Democrats only for office on the party ballots. In the main they are candidates also in- dorsed by the CIO political action committees for county, state and congressional jobs. The list is headed by Murray D. Van Wagoner for governor and James H. Lee for U. s. senator, both Democrats.
 A correspondent for the WOrceS- ter (Mass.) EUening Gazette report ed that the Democratic State Con- vention would take place Gin Sym pathy Hall, Boston,
 THE Salt Lake City (Utah) Fri bune carried the following classi- fled ad:
 MANAGER wanted who can
 take entire charge of our
 business. Must be able to fur
 nish blond worth $500.
 QUOTING FROM the Miami (Fla.) Daily Ne,0s of recent date:
 s'The woman was said to have left her family after an argu- ment late Monday. She is the mother of $l.47."
 FIVE YEARS AGO IN THE UNION TIMES: DIRECT GAINS scored in intensified Organizational drive in New Haven with pacts being won by Electricians and Re- tail Clerks. CONN. LABOR to fight injunction granted by Judge Fitz- gerald which prevents picketing the MilanO Importing Co.,, of New Haven. PRESIDENT WILLIAM GREEN, AFL, pledges full support
The union times., 1946-10-12

OWMR has issued since Steelman became its boss. And on the whole it is an intelligent and useful piece of economic analysis which may prove that knowing the facts isn't
The union times., 1946-10-12
WAGES ARE DOWN

Despite the increase in wage rates and in straight-time hourly earnings, gross weekly earnings of all employees in manufacturing in- dustries have decreased between April l945 and July l946 by ap- proximately 8.5%. This was the re- suit of reconversion cut-backs in the work week, the elimination of overtime payments and shifts in employment from wartime to peacetime industries. This 8.5% decrease, expressed in dollars and cents, means that the average em- ploye in manufacturing industry earning $47.12 in April l945 was taking home in July 1946, $4.O5 per wek less, or approximately $43.O7."
 These statistics simply say that the average worker is earning less now than he did year ago.
 But that isn't the sOI,OIe story of hOiO the sUOrkers take-EOme pay has been cut. The purchasing pO,Uer Of his sOages has also been cut by the tGct that, at q conservative estimate, the cost Of IiUing has gone up by 1I%. Add it up for yourself f- 8.5% cut in take-hOme pay and II% increase in cost Of HUing giues you I9.5% cut in purchasing pO,Uer or real sOGgeS since q year ago.
 Can prosperity have firm foun- dation if large hunk of the people are roughly 2O9o worse off than. they were year ago?
 This is the first report that the
The union times., 1946-10-12

Editorial Control and the official publication of the New Haven Central Labor Council the editorial and advertising policy ot HE UNION TEs under the supervision of the officers and Exscue Bod of the Council They Vincent McGon President Richard John Redmond Recording Secretary August Sriby Financial Secretary Barbers Union 2l5 Frank Union, Mo- 42O Alfred Murphy Musicians Union, Mo- 2S4 Harry Railroad 66l Leonard Rd Carpenters Union 79 Frank Carr and Samuel F. Curry Painters Union. William Enight and Saul Kreas This published officers Harold V Fen- President; Nathan Sherman Secretary and Leonard Farmer Treasurer
 NahanS Editor Subscription Rates Issues, $1.75; 26 Issues, s1O0
 The People-The Court of Last Resort
The union times., 1946-10-12

for permanent full employment. The facts have to be put to work.
The union times., 1946-10-12
Organizers Bring Suit For
 Nervous Shock, Anguish

SAN FRANCISCO (FP)-Leona Graves and Beulah Gibbons, organiz- CTS for the Dept. Store Employees Un- ion (AFL), have sued Raphael Weill & Co. for $60,000 damages for "ner- vous shock, anguish, humiliation and disgrace" resulting from eviction from the store while they were pursuing their lawful business" of organizing employees.
The union times., 1946-10-12
OUR PROSPERITY IS WEARING THIN $, By Bradford V. Carter
 
LPA CoIumnist

The thin nsubsanal character socaed pros pey the story that you you read between the lines of the latest report of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconveso
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Sleek twin-tailed fighters e. . slug
glng, long-range bombers fast,
potent navy planes globe gir-
ding transports. They're all here!
Each plane made fone piece solid
plastlc-scaled TO I/432 actual size.
Accurate even to design details like
wing flaps, greenhouses and turrets.
Amazing craftsmanship!
Easy 10 Gel .. Exciting TO Own!
Just mail a XIX boxtop plus dime
for any set of a planes shown on
back of the new XIX package. Each
set is different . so you'll prob
Evening star., 1946-05-05

ably want more than one set. Send
additional dime plus additional XIX
boxtop for every set you want. Get
'em all-they're super-swell!
And say-kIx is simply super,
too. It's winner on taste and
stays crunchy crisp right down to
the last delicious bite. KIx-made
from corn-is a ready-to-eat break
fast treat an energy-food for
w'nners! Gets you off to a flying
start every morning! Man, it's ter
rlflc! You'll get a big kick outof XIX!
General Mills
Evening star., 1946-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASK JOHN DiGoUTTRUTH BELL any
tnas rnysiinf ths tmss
/ WiLL NOT BE KEsPoNsiBLE Tor any
debts contracted by any one other than
St Sc. Washington, D. c. I5'
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 80. 40 gal
payment: immediate installation. d. a.
sTANSBuRY, IL 1929.
AahAMGE eain n,,, n1W for the monthly services
mimeoTrapbing; tyging of manuscripts and
makes error-proof photo copies Of any
thing written. printed or drawn. Prices,
your home or ONCE. Phone North b625.
15s
CORRECTION-We will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by any one other
than ourselves; MARGARET =. EDGE
aE0RqE B.: RGE; 49, :.
types of display: reasonable. VIM. @.
BELL 524 10th st. NV, RE. 1912. 20'
Evening star., 1946-05-14
hELP MEN & WOMEN.

BUYER for ladies' coats and suits; enc
VINO mas had thorough experience in eet-
TER ana medium priced merchandise; Tor
3 Az washington na S store; sood proDostiNon.
CIGAR GIG G cLssK. siik pleasant working sena..
tions. excellent salary, good hours. CHEVY
CHASE PHARMACY. 5636 Conn. avs.s
coUSTIR WORK, part time, from pm.
sh.s Dixie aay s.'Isss saksseS1 sHd
Marlboro pike. Hillside, Nd. One block
from District line at Bradbury Heights.
COUPLE, settled, no children, on farm,
couple: good salary. with furnished house.
Apply 1921 7th st. NV. Phone MA. 05lo.
sSSs1.Is ss!: Ha5s2 HzHs tsssGs A'si; sfoaH f.
GoGsskrEFIssS Gs'Ggsit ia sS ssSeAiRl1l11Akr.. ill1 couple;
aire, heat, iisht gas. free. Occasional
Jsnltors duties for man; must be EN-.
sSx ~ for % .%ploy.d eeapl!o u o.is sutiss Iselass
stairways, 3-sIory house, days week;
SUNDAYS on Box 101-B, Star. If
MEN AND WOMEN to sell new and much.
misa hssdsd item pIIspes.
call a $50 st. NV. Room sis. t' Is:
SKIP TRACERS, inside telephone. permas
nent positions; salary open, depenaing
lp upon ability. Apply Mr.. Kelley, MARvIE6
WANTED for new store opening ia shi..
saies!adies, ofhc. and stoekroom; men.
Pofsars IS and s5essI99m help Apply to n:
Arlington, Va, and 1901 st. NV. WASH
Evening star., 1946-05-14
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MGR, full charge
Of ONCE for local auto agency. General
Motors Accounting experienced preferred,
liberal starting salary with excellent flu
ture possibilities. Write Box 104-B, Star.
-15
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS and layout
Observation-Disclosures layout craftsmen,
stress analysts and aerodynamicists are
needed in Connecticut for experimental
cM snd nC dsvelopmsnt % w9rk % On aircrait d,.f
Of United Aircraft Corp, Stratford. Conn.
Contact our company representative. Mr..
Frank 8. Coe. Executive bO48, on Monday,
Nay 13. from 2 pm. to 8 pm: Tues. and
Wed, May IA and Is. from 10 m. to l
p.m.,, pm. to pm, and evenings by
A8caiTEicTGRxL pRAFrsMAN. imme-
diate opening. Apply employment once,
9th feer, s:3o-6 daily. WOODWARD &
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER Of women s
alteration dept; must be experienced in
all phases Of sewinE and nttinI; also
capable OF supervising people. Apply en-
pIoyment once, 4th. door. LANsBURGH
4 BRO. 7th. sth and 3 nv. lis
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Help kRN.

YOUNG JEWISH MAN, experienced o
willing to learn delieatessen business.. Ne
EVENINGS. Interesting salary. 1N. 8963.
WASH MEN and sxtIaactor men. WASH.
INQTON LAUNDRY. 1927 < Ct. n.L:-14
clerical work; b-day week. State age. ex.
psrisnce. n. Box 3o7,s;, stss., ..-1S
..Hin aXENG MAN. rstaIi 1an..c .ce..s srofe nniS i
between 5 and 8, THE YARpSrIcK,, 73l
11th ST. NV -1o
YOUNG MAN to work in once. must bs
able to type and have some knovledge Of
5@ookkespins. 90 Call J. H. BURTON Tor aHPt'
YOUNG MAN. sober. to deliver orders sn4
Hoyk n frSSssry ss1rsi soSa S hoSsss soGe
YOUNG MAN, white, for stock work; clean
pleasant and inteyestins work; must bs
ambitious and intelligent; excellent oppor.
tunity. Apply Mr.. steinbach, End hoors
LEWIS & THOS. sALTz, 1408 q st. NV.
YOUNG SINGLE MEN t2,. to train a.
branch MANAGERS for large financial instt.
tution, For interview. call MR.. WoxMANs
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Defendant Is Freed
In FutoI SHOOTING

Major s. Ludley, 46, colored, was
released by a coroner's jury yester-
day in the fatal shooting Sunday
Of Philip Irwin, 46, colored, in an
alteration at 623 N street NV,
where both lived. The jury held the
shooting justifiable homicide.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Dads Favorite Twosome

Fother's Day
Specials . .
Include O woIIet-
size picture in O
leather folder
Yalt selection Of
proofs. No appoint
ment needed.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
Drive Successful

The monthly meeting of the Kodiak Chapter of the Alaska Crippled ChiIdren's Assoclation was held in the Qounset Hut on the school grounds last Thurs day night. A report was made on the drive held in the theatres over the weekend. A total of $l90.35 was received in member ship fees, donations and from the sale of Christmas cards
 The Chapter wishes to thank the following people who helped so much to make the drive 8 success. They are: MT. and Mrs. Jim Martz, MT. H. F. McDon- aId,. Miss Theron Torgerson, Miss Lorraine Magnesen, Miss Marion Curtis, Miss Lillian Nor ris, Miss Mildred Bettinger, Mrs. Mable Fenner, Mrs. Frances Patterson, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Haag, MT. Larry WodIinger and Mrs. Bes Yacht weih.
 We also wish to thank all of those who contributed so gener- ously. To date, the funds of the Kodiak Chapter, one month old, total $737.19
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
Women Meet

The regular meeting of the Baptist Women's Society was held at the home of Mrs. Stanley Alvine. Mrs. P. J. Watkinson ] presided over the business ses. sion.
 Mrs. Morris Burnham led the devotional service which was bighlighted by the opening of the gift boxes.
 An interesting program was presented by Mrs. N. M Cham berlain, on the work of the Northern Baptist Missions in India
 Plans were made for the annu- al Thanksgiving dinner to be held Tn the church parlors Thurs day evening, Nov. 2l at 6 o. clock Members, families and friends of the congregation are invited.
 After adjournment delicious refreshments were served by Mrs Alvine and Mrs. J. E.. Smith to those before mentioned, also to Mesdames A. H. John. son, Glen Chandler, Harold Pratt, Wm. Steele, Pete Magnu- son, Wm Stone, R. Tesarik, Fred Miller and Miss Estelle Marlin.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

TOR SALE-Outstanding COL DEN RETRIEVER puppies with championship hunting and field trial strains on both sire's and dams side of pedl- gree. GOLDEN RETRIEV- FRS are companion dogs of quality and sporting dogs of merit-intelligent, affectionste and ideal dispositions Litter registered American Kennel Club. Papers furnished for all puppies Whelped Nov. Is at Kodiak, Alaska. For lnforma- ton call at Sears House No
 IA, Spruce Road, evenings and Sundays only. Margo Lester.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
Commissioner Unites Couple

Miss Gladys Honeycutt, of NOE, Kodiak, and MT. Harry Charles Nightingale, of Kodiak, were united ia marriage at 5:15 pm Friday, Nov. Is, by U. s. Commissioner G. w. Bubender 1, at the latter's office.
 Attendants for the couple were Miss Jo Bullard and MT. Clifford Cooper
 The ceremony was read before a few friends, who as a. gag showed up with 3 rifles and l shotgun (loaded). The gun-tot- Ing friends were Lee du Bos, Clifford Stevens, H. c. Strom ana Stan Mclaughlin. The dis play of military might did not seem to affect the bride, who was charming in a grey suit with matching hat, and a corsage of white, nor the smiling bride groom. The Commissioner seem ed nervous.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

Robert von Scheele, boat mail man and Marriage Commission CT, filed 2 weddings this week at the Commissioners office for:
 James Bunch and Mary And erson, Afognak, married at Port Wakefield on Oct. l5. Witnesses were Sophie White and Oscar Peterson.
 Charles Christensen and Cly- da Norell, both of Karluk, mar red at Karluk on Nov 6. Wit nesses were Alexander Nova and Charles Reft.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

In a suit brought by Glen Robinson. manager of the Me-, Call building company, Com missioner c w Bubendorf a. warded the plaintiff a judgment of SlO4.15 plus costs and attorn- ey's fees.
 The defendant. halph w. Wheeler, was given 10 days to find place to move to. Tho suit was for rent cwed and testi- monv indicated the presence of another family in the reLtal unit was involved in the differences.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

The district court at Anchor age has granted the defendants in ae Russian deed test case un- till late December to file their answer.
 The suit, to test ne restricted deed status, was filed by Tom Nachand and names Secretary of the Interior Krug and George Parks, townslte trustee, as def endants.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
To Open Friday

Because an expected air ship ment of 6lm did Tot arrive, Manager H. F. Macdonald an- nounced today that the Lyric theatre will remain closed until next Friday
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

A daughter, Sandra Lee, weighing 7 lbs 2 and a half oz. was born to MT. and Mrs How ara Miller on Armi,tlce Day. The baby came as g birthday 2 it to her daddy.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
Hospital News

Leonard Peterson, assistant engineer of the s. s. Oduna wa admitted to the hospital for medical treatment on Saturday
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

MT and Mrs. Jay w. Wiley are the parents of a daughter, Julia Marie, born on Afmistice Day. The child weighed z pounds.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

superintendent of the school at the base. left by plane yes erday to attend 2 day conference of school heads at Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

LOCK & KEY SERVICE Locks installed, repamed and
 keys made for cars or homes.
 Safes serviced. Leave orders at Wodlinger's Drug Store 30
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

Place your order now for holly wreaths, nistletoe x poIn- settias. Kodiak Florists, (adv)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

WANTED-Eastern dory phone George M. Warren-CAA Woody Island Will buy out right or trade l3 foot canuery dory in good condition in ex- change
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

SHOE SHINING-Ladies' and mems shoes-c careful and ex- pert shining See Don Irw,n, Tony's Bar.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

Anthony Novikoff was read mitted to the hospital prrpara- tory to a major operation which will be performed in the near future
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

EXPECT TO LEAVE = Kodiak for good within 10 days & would appreciate borr 3wers of my books returning same; esp those who have copies auto graphed by the authors. Jack Altman.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

Nellie Johnson returned by PIMA this week after a vacation trip to the Interior.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

MT. and Mrs. James D. Jones of Woody Island are the parents of a daughter, Patricia Carol, born on November 8, weight z lbs. ? OF.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
MIssING-one U. S Automat-

MISSING-One U. s Automat- ic pistol, calibre .45, serial number 62321O, missing from Marine Barracks, NOE, Kedi- ak Anyone with information regarding this pistol please notify the Commanding Off, cer, Marine Barracks, NOE, Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

ek Nelson's Flyers retained
 Championship among Kodi-
 addlebird players when they |d out Teddy Gregoriof's
 hers in a spirited tourna-
 at the Community Center Day night. Captain NeIson's h.mates were Lars Panamar- Harold Heglund and Ken De.
 SIX or eight-team paddle
 league is now being formed |ay a regular schedule at the ter. Organizations interested ponsoring teams are invited ontact Director Ken Wade. 'e-skating enthusiasts of this are invited to attend 8 par tomorrow (Sunday) after n on the lake behind the ltmartre Club. The affair is lsNred by the Program Coun- 0f the Community Center Jackie Jones as chairman.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

S. A Nave, I,cal school super intendent, and Walter Savlkko,
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
|.-And Found |omn1unity Center

r pairs ladies rubber boots;
 pairs children's galoshes; bailor's white caps-very
 one red hunters hat; one
 sport coat; two boys "avi.
 leaps; two pair men's swim Itrunks; one lady's slip; two
 hlldren mittens and three
 mittens; one pair ladies bhoes yellow; four scarves; lue bandanna handkerchief; bans muffier; one "stock- bap; two ladies purses-one ming glasses, scissors, jew Ia rabbits foot and snap and the other containing gh supp les for a weeks ex- OG
 the owners of the above will t the Kodiak Community sr, Director Ken Wade will sd to get rid of the items all of which have been shind by their owners dur le last few week
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

24 HOUR SERVICE Film
 development. Faster-Be ter Cheaper. Norman Photo Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16
Classified Ads

lsALE-Lots l6 & l7
 Ks, Leite addition Ocean
 s25O each
 l7A, Block l, close in
 view) $500
 See Al Nixon, Box todiak. 11-sc Completely furn. Il. 100 by 100 lot, bay IES5OO0
 Inter shop, ? Skilsaws, l lander, l bandsaw, doors, lows, lO,e0O it. lumber Elvin Foster. .kALE-50xl50 lot, deeded VA-l skid shacks with 2000 hustle siding, new. Base E dug. Impure at Chuck & ! Photo Shop.
 S.ALE-4-room home. bleteIy furnished. Base- k. with central heating, hire at Chuck < Lill's. kALE-8 doz. new Thomp- | fox snares. See Harvey |ards, Brooklyn Ave. Flyers. dressed. deliver. See T. T. Jackson. sion rd. < Scruce St., or POI, kod! k (l1-23p)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-16

|ayor Lee Bettnger is leav- Punday on 8 business trip le Interior.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
ST. Paul Wastes 50 Per Cent

st. Paul Wastes 50 Fer Cent
More Food Than Rest Of Nation
Food waste in St. Paul per per.
son is 80 per cent greater than the
national average, it was announced
this week by officials Of the St.
Paul Famine Emergency committee
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

curves where possible and use
modified angles 10 Offset rounded
cheek contours. Start the rouge
rather far back on the cheeks, blend
forward toward the nose, then back
from the middle cheek, fading of
at the jaw. Use your hpstiek 10
keep the fullness at the upper cen
ter making a little angle from the
center as you taper of to the
corners. A slight angle on the
up curve Of the lower lip Is prefer
able but do not make q full, round
mouth.
Brows should have a slight angle
at the place where the brow starts
down just over the corner Of the
eye and lengthen them II they are
short, keeping a downward line.
Start both mascara and shadow at
center of lids and continue outward.
The hair should not be full at the
ears or fiat on top and do not have
II cut short at the neck or wear Il
high of the neck. Arrange Il close
at the sides, showing the ears II
they are good. There should be
height on top. v necklines, low
square, or oval necklineH are best.
The rectangle, triangle, and in
verified triangle shaped faces viii
be discussed later.
Do not expect to get perfect re-
suits Immediately. Use your spare
moments 10 sit before your mirror
and experiment. You may not like
what you see at first because Il Il
new 70 you. Ask the opinion Of
your friends and try Il for q while.
Once you become accustomed 10 the
new you may like IL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
M WAY sla5f
q BY NEIL DODS0n RUSSELL,
An Open Letter to Veterans:

Maybe this is going be kind of tough talk fellows Pm
writing because making
unhappy