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Evening star., 1946-06-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wishes general houseworE
or days, work. TR. $500 IS
GIRL, colored, wants 5-day-week, general
GIRL. colored. desires part-time job. 81
or 81. five days weekly; sis and carlare
Call before Q, pm; FIR, 364s,
days wk:, 75c an hr; and cariare: honest
e. and after 8, at Ii. 3622; 4:30-S pm.
GIRL, colored. neat, reliable. desires gen.
eral housework dighD. Call FIR. 1902
GIRL. colored. wishes days work Wed
and Friday: MI. 0542.
MI GIktj 55sS' fol0red' neat wants days work
CIR G1KL' % se!ored eaas experienced wants days
GIRL, colored. wants housework. plain
eSi1y esii De. - 1916. .n' 70 . p'"' H0 'unuA''
GIRL, colored, wants days work Thurs
from a;45 am. to pm, $3.50 day.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as maid in
dress shop, photo shop or doctors office.
5s ss res stsss sssres ssh ss and s9okns
nights. 1925 P ST. NV. HO. 93s2.,
WOMAN, colored. neat. reliable. wants tot
as chambermaid. cleaning ofices. small
Work. W>t Can fGsI.ea pi ASA. an'S 'nS"'e''nA''
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants part.
IN sime ho9EewoFE ME Ias4 IL am to 4 pm'' days
WOMAN, eolored,, wants s.h. work. nc
WOMAN, white, would like .part-time work
St faFen best aa aeD sos ssh
WOMAN, colored. wants housework. par
WOMAN. eolored. wishes days work
Michigan 1856.
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SITUATIONS WoMEh.
MISREPRESENTATION.

CCOUNTANT-BOOKKE would like
to make connection in q , reliable firm:
operate ali bookkeeping machines: under.
come taxes; references. Box 167-K, Star.
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK desires po-
must be Reliable ffUAA: ffrm. BOX 1as.k. Star.
BOOKKEEPER. accts payable or payroll.
arssspoppiSi5ility: however. courteous CO:
sa desass sar pos
tion with reputable firm: 10 yrs. exp, Gen
msEs ro iEste@ ses fs Box cass5ss sg s. star F. m stat
CLERK-TYPIsT. expert, desires summer
woTk SsTl il once assurate operator COOKE
DREsSMAKiNG,. design remod.. altera-
BERT BERT fys isd sgE1s Iy1sr sRecass resg MISS
ENGLisH GRADUATE s TEL NURSE HPs { would H like ike
care Of 1-3 children; live out preferably.
Cal GG 1924 between a.m.-12 noon
fsd EXPERT Ss PsTHEiNoGRApHER desires steady
Saturday afternoon employment S125 hr.
Ex-TEACHER, young, wishes apt. or guest
or unfinished apt; i Child At. Il 1855. !"
GIT! GIRL .rd s9lersa want; M plain sewing sstus
GIRL, colored, young, desires position
receptionist: clerk-typist, switchboard; no
SUNDAYS; 1Rd co,oN. NO. 9l99 !,S.. .,. -
any other kind of work, Call DU. 1859
GIRL; soIored; wants yns, job as waitress o,
NURSE available for 8 or 10 hr. duty
| chronic case preferred: local references
Phone DE. 5795 after pm
NURSE-GOVERNESS wishes position with
children years and over; excellent ref
| Chestnut 1897. bs
| PIX OPER., exp, fyping and shorthand
| pleasing personality: steady worker fol
right salary. AT. 9629 after IL am.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, Kept
ear1 time 6sianSsd' 51s tax returns city ref
AccoUNTANT, expert: weekly, monthly
services: all records, financial statements.
xpMissTRaT7 Aaans ASST ss or pub re- a.a
ase a7, 9 yrs local resident: exp. and quail i,; /;
best RooKR EefsTspees ETpsp: Box Iss-K, Star.
BookREEPEfR: use use co@ptometer; aSnm can 1 type
age "A; veteran. C. E. ROLAND. AID. 5353.
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for small stores,
dollar-a-week. D1 a245 or BOX 16-K, Star
time or consulting basis; e'' Years. expert. ea:
dnef dneeon RoR design sdeyeopment Pro-
ENGINEER, capable of assuming complete
charge of apartment building as chief en-
d sineeT and manager; age so, married.
ExPERIENcED COOK desires Job in no hotel
or restaurant. Call AID. 1925 after am.
Ex-sERvICEAAN, excellent sales and ad-
mlnistrator; background, desires afiliation
with reliable concern, with good immedi-
ate earning possibilities; able-bodied. re-
leave Washington if necessary. Box 153-K K,
LIVESTOCK FARM woRk-single man
some exgerience. Cali Go. 3a4o or Box
MAN seeks STEADY position requiring intel
ligence. initiative, loyalty; not brawn
drive. PBX. follow instructions accurately
a2a 30 sober. HO 53T4 fs
MAN. colored. wishes work, 10 to pm.
days week. DI. S706.
MANAGER hotel apartment or country
club: experienced in food and liquor pur.
chases and control; also hotel uniform
system Of ACCOUNTING: available August list
wit Write M yE;; r YETTER. P. g. BOX 1890
GER-SALESMAN, iewelry, gifts, elec.
trio appliances: complete exper available
immed. Box 2O-K, Star s.
MUSICIANS, nonunion trio: electric stee
guitar, singer. piano and bass: suitable fol
cocktail lounge or restaurant: closns
Thursday at BLACKSTONE HOTEL. Glebt
FAINTER and glazier wishes Job; is
years experience. Call Dupont OOO2 g.
PUBLIC RELATIONS, photographer, news.
paper contacts Il years, exp, can run
PUBLIC RELATIONS, photographer, news.
paper contacts, II yrs. exp; can run
photo dept. Box 2O6-J, Star
VET (color ed)-Neat. honest. dependable
payTork as porter stoekroom, driver ane
WRITER, 30, college grad, veteran, news.
paper and advt. exper.. now employed
wants to change Jobs; min. $4,000. Bo,
YOUNG MAN, vet, 90, desires employment,
IN Arlington vicinity; clerical exp. Boz
GS-k. Star. 5s
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SITUATIONS woMsN tco,,., /,

PRACTICAL NURSE wants work: hospite
trs ining; maternity cases or invalid. DI
SALESLADY. experienced, desirous of per-
ment position with reputable jewelry store
Herring opportunity in buying and selling
etc.; knowledge of examining watches and
Jewelry repair estimates, window dresser
general store routine. Box 164-K, Star
SPANISH TEACHER, university graduate
also French. will travel with lady with OF
without children. to accompany. teach dur.
ing summer season. Write Box 194-K
sTENOGRAPHER, accountant. secretary
correspondent. penman, expert; finest refs.
P. Q. Box 2402. WASHINGTON, D. c. los
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR wants experienced
position: salary or commission basis. En-
WASHINGTON NEWSPAPERWOMAN can
assist established writer With yessarch on
hss colorsd wants JOB eeaDing Of
WOMAN. colored, wants a Job cleaning
oflces; would like to get S25 wk. DU
YOUNG LADY. excellent educational and
employment background, desires interest
ing npd and sna,en. Temune1stiye pGstien week ends
YOUNG WOMAN, cultured. knowledge oi
LANGUAGES, wishes position of governess ir
right, home; would not object to travelling
excellent references. GIL. 3501.
ATTENTION-Let us handle your tipping
steno:, work, manuscripts. form letters
ATTENTION, BUsINEssMEN--1f you neet
MISS BARRETT DE 6g4S "a
Evening star., 1946-06-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CARS TO CALIFORNIA, share expense
plan. II a passenger we arrange the ride
il car owner we fill vacant seats: / 5
Phone RE $3.50. 6s
Los ANGELES-Young man to assist in
driving: no expense to you except food and
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to Los Angeles
for transportation: best references. DU.
NORWEGIAN STUDENT wants transporta- =
ton to West Coast, sharing exp. Tel
OR 1000, Ext 10 -
Los ANGELES-Navy vet. and wife, driv-
ing new Dodge. leave Fri. or Sat, take .
or 3; refs. exch Chestnut 1852 Z"
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eiIslNEss oppoRrUNITIEs.

GROCERY, downtown corner; does $4,000
sfAzAlzo; fzll z ass 18th, Ne. $500, 5;,-.. .o,,.,.r.
cial; .3-story brick. 12 rms, 9 baths;
rented in apts.: business and Property
= PURCELL; Brokers. Elk. 3o7l.
sacrifice this neighborhood store: very
clean 5-rm. apt; colored trade, does SOC
wkly. Priced at $4,000 cash, complete
with stock. for fast sale: Cali Mr.; Pearson
uN. 1l54, SAM cHANTKER, 40 Bond
Bldg. MA. 3934.
WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD BUYS in soed
locations~Drugstores. doing between Sl7o
Grocery stores, doing bet. $1,000 and
Also profitable delieatesssn stores. Man,
needs. BRADLEY, BEALL g. HowARp
232 Southern Building, National 0271.
evenings, call Mr.. Roffeld, IA. 900O. =
COLORED-RoOMING HOUSE. exeellen
n W. location, near 10th ST.: large house
25 rooms, long lease: low rent: baths
Of heat; large income; business and fur.
tial payment REQUIRED. For inspection cal
Mr.. Carney with DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma
SR20. NO 1880
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

1OFNS urVT NV eW6Nb S0WpASSbeS'
ASPHALT AND CoNCRETE eonstrqcsien
sssssEiTssi sSs 'Sss,'iA ee s75o
CEMENT WORK; stone walls. nagstone
ane Gsfs Kouss ss4nfzs s
hSes MosnSs and saitssss
81 Z ~ Ssf sAE' tzvaa q
H1as qsS. ana new s.assns fas ss os
gsa sTtshiks eif sii%ssfs
FL Fno6ks SIS sssAAsspED and refnished, Old
Doors mad. made like neg white mssehanics: ns =:
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning. par
quet installations; Bruce finishes; FLOOR
lhd zln ave SoNTsAGI2Bs' No ssi5 INC 1912 wseon-
GENERAL REPxiRs-Decorating interior
and iN,,.S exterior. SILVER SPRING IMPR,oovvE-
ESNl ESs #iEHiShs hs Esnoesa: saSs SAx
G5 G5usk sSt7 EEsATSSs EEss sFfSses repairs and
AD oSgI; sysninss. Sligo as15. sHockEY
fAis2fsa. = iM93sHEbP EbbPPcoRAr1sc. p.psrns. @1s feor
work guar: white. mechanics; refereness;
estab: 1925 GILBERT g. HAMILTON
sonable: W. PETERSON. ME. 1869. s.
terms: free estimate NATIONAL INsTAL-
LATION CO. 5502 Was ave WI 1900
spouts: free estimate; SO yrs reliable
service. GICHNER, Ma. 1870.
terials: repairing and remodeling in the
fall. Phone ST.. 3942 ewes. except Friday
and Saturday. W. D. TAYLOR, Contractor
and Builder.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: have your
basement waterproofed now; cement work.
RosERT SP = PRICE WEsE Re- "a s9s1 80
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
roofing and siding. also storm windows.
3340 M st NV zone Z HO 412Q
ROCKS AND FLAGSTONE-Are you build :
ing a walk. outdoor fireplace, wall, rock
Garden. foundation?. Wholesale and retail.
Gail US for fine rock. EN-. 1854. =
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HELP DOMESTIC.

AssIsI CARE S.yr. shld.. child. some cooking
seashors: best ysges; oe experisnSed; sfaI refer
BOY OVER IA YRS. OF AGE for s.h.w.
1927 Michigan ave. ne, DE. 2930.
CHAMBERMAID,. white, live in; permanent
Position: 90 North with family for summe-.
MgsSt have local s,as.x Isfsrencs%So %o S.ll NA
CHANfBERdAID, experienced, colored; from
E SsARfbpwAT4REss, Rfp PH sass experienced;
good salary; children in family; local refs.
and health card absolutely REQUIRED;
long island from June 18th to Sept.
n 6202. ~
healts hsa sn card: $50 week sA s4os; ;,,.: E..
in or out, no Sunday work; $50 week;
must have health card and city refer-
ence Cal EN-. 1868, after pm. Wo
COOK and general houseworker. for small
home with other help employed. 500 per
mo-; experience and RET. required. EN-.
Cook and general houseworker. private
1amily. 1916 Rhode Island ave. INV. -
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PERSONAL,

DO YOU WANT TO SELL your home2
YGyr ted With s fresSy eok co p Sen 5
bkEssMakER, Se SHAKER spreads and draperiss .
nspscialsy n@ dss1 Will collect and deliver. oI!el
5REssMAKING AND ALTERATIoSs-
Modern Modern studio in ofhcs bldg; Centrally
a0fos o D2em osqRsa
EHsE 70 oPnsIly 1nss5 q AisP Firth hhsssSas IS
FGR !sszTsoRAaGaf. repairing and res.ylins;
ass s eW ses
TURs cor. sth and 6 sts NV. NA. 55as.
soAd sasd !snsrs Mk ses eenns TS mSdeTp Sy a m
FEEL BETTER after 'frst treatment or no
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness. piles. colds. flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
IN aeK ekarae ST. ses5 years
NURSES -Graduates, undsrgraduates and
PN kvcs fEfP1f R aop ~ MuE
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained. practical or
ggndergraduate; The Inter-Rasial Nurses
NURSES WANTEp@Grad'. f'ses undeTsraduate gs
practical. Register now with one OF wash
NURSE asfess oE Ehors ql
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880. ask. for Miss
Wright. if you are in need of loan up to
PHOTOS Of YOUR BABY in your home.
10 20 diIerent tbsl 1s3s poses, Slg5O You VIII treas
shd own Fur p
ns ec Ha 4759 daE Il ssyeeo51s $500
character Of the room. phone rs, this
service Is free expers EnTkmanship Of =
kEOPENING of wellinston Nursery on
GHhs vf5p0P The ea tR! shs 00sFdns mona
Pn i9ytsa sTEN 6emIf as5a incl t1sr.
dietation over phone, etc: DI. 3,I4I. s.
DRAPES, valances. curtains, bedspresds,
made siao from your own material, reasonable
The the HOWELL HOWE ptAe ACADEMY 1sy FOR SoYs Or
6.s. Anna nolis. Md. ANNAPOLIS 1854. @7 O7
SLIP COVERS and draperies profession.
AL ally tailored from your or our materials
wave. Soc. No appointments. M1BELLH
H2ho9E Hans eGT scH42 TFa1Sts stS yolfs x
RsS BaRBEs sHoB 1oFf d
Latest N. Y. styles; evening gowns 1917
9th st. NV. Ia. 1896
VACANCY IN NURsING HOME. sH. so4o
-a
LITTLE MISS MUFFET, outdoor day nurs.
transp., $40 without. Blvd. Hts. HI
14Aq-J q
SKILLED DRESSMAKER-open for bust.
gowns. 4917 9th st. NV, IA. 9796.
APT, 1-B.R., IN NV; RESTRICTED bldg.
exchange completely furn. and cash fol
| '4R car Box lS0-K. Star. IL
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

SECRETARY, S5O-S6O wk.; national or
gan. Other stenog. sec. openings every
few minutes. Stenos., political, $500 mo.
estate office, $50 wk.: typists and clerks,
Fob EMP. sERv1cEs csS rs ni i4th h. St. % np
NEWS COMMENTATOR SEC. o., $50.
$50 wk.: meet interesting people. See Miss
White goYp,s. 1929 : MA. s33s;
asrass mach ss1oo yr
yr;; cashier. MGR will oaa train: s2,oso ";
81 $50 yr. up; dictaphone operators. wi,
train. 1850 yr.; ediphone opers., So; ;0S(
VI; conptometer opers., So, So yr.; dieti
So. 100 VI: cafeteria supvrs., ST $50 up
payroll clerks, $3.50 up; stock recore
clerks, S1.790 yr.: gen. office clerks, ST.. .S0d
yr.; typists. So $50 yr.: sales, no canvass
ing, 81 $50 yr. plus CON-. Stenogs. QegaD
S2.100. up; stenogs. 0egislativel. S2,50t
up: stenog. .-typists. $1,000 yr.;. clerk.
stenogs. $4,000 yr.; stenogs. (good at fig.
ures), S2,340 yr.: typists ttelephone)
81 800 yr.: add. mach opers., $1,000 yr
punch opers., So 024 yr.: restaurant host,
esses. $1,000 yr. plus meals; soda bar EN-
rloyes, salary and meals; secretaries
S2,400 UP. All salaries quoted above arr
true figures stated to be starting salaries b!
cLENDENING EMPLoYMENT AGENCY
INC, 923 ST. NV RE. 4S0S
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

HAWAIIAN AND SPANISH GUITAR, ais
violin. private instruction; instrument
furnished; no extra charge. AID 1896.
SEWING-Learn to sew: 2-hour lessons
$40; night and day classes. 1887 Conn
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moder,
training in all subjects; day. night an,
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved 70
D. c, requirements and GI training. 134,
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught II
90 lessons. Improvising and transposine
Aforementioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN
sTENoGRAPHiC and secretariai ciasse
now forming Beginners and refreshe
courses in shorthand tipping. bookkeeping
2S yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school
Inquire now. MA 233S BOYD SCHOOL
1888 st tOpp Capitol Theater)
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMEh,

utilities uokeep. repairs OF apt house, doc
tors, office. club; refined. bonded, sober
couple. 10. 1914. s.
MAN AND WOMAN want part time work
from to J ! pm, dishwaShing or Clean
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES. caiculators cleaned
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
Re; l157 UNITED TYPEWRITER co

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, repaired
| quickly; reasonable; machines for sale.
| standards and portables; est IL yrs. Of
F1CE MACHINES CO., 71S 14th (Bond
Bldg.). RE. 2S2S.
Evening star., 1946-06-05

SERVICE GE; $500
VIM Sinator. crosiey, Norge, Frisidaire, Uni
SflSsiS Slia; NIGHTS had al and pe hodsss H. ssss
REFRIGERAToRs, washing machines and
SGHk HHaEE ?sss 5spsir service
shS so
RooF RooGHf fREsp22iiRs, renewed, painted cutters,
;sss,sss sss sf efGaSER, "a x33S .,n.ss .''
ea "a ena oess
ROOFING AND SIDING, JohnHSsManyills ms dgs
kooFISe AND SIDING. .9hns-M.sylll.
a 'aeaff szTEs eas sfls
5NS RSoffSc f1 ot riNN1sc, saSn roof painting re.
psiTlngs suffering and spoutihs. caii MR.
Raao5Ffa; RooFiNG @ @co5NsaaRaEss ROOFING CO
e. FaPaIs Gan stock TA 1897 On
CARPENTRY, general repairs. LEMAsTER
shi sIiP COVERS MADE, old ones repaired
also dresses and suits ereS fpr coats
@ seslsfassIen nne guar noiBsisHD6St Nj II
4 5056. no: 7231 ewes
TILE REPAIRING and new installation b!
| returned veteran. 22 years experience
ARMANI BROS, Ia. 1900. 80
4 IirEWKlIER, cleaned. oiled snd aa
GN }Hsfis 4YpE%kR 4 E15f eo s,s
TYPING-Manuscripts OF any kind accu
rately and perfectly executed. Cal
52s2: evening. North 6430. -
USED CAMERAS bought and Sold FULLEF
= dALBERT. INC. s15 10th st. NV
VENE TIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc. UP t,
4 3 #. wide and #. long. Have your blind
thoroughly, cleaned by our modern machin' CHI,
mssneS ING Co. %Sh1SinS sosi 1ssh NV s b. $500 AVN
NOW in position to do any kind Of alter.
alton jobs Prepare plans. RIA. o746. B.
COMPLETE HOUSE REPAIR service, paint
ing. roofing. guttering: prompt. Ivy 1929
| Temple 007S. SHEPARD. 81
HAVE RUNS? Pure silk and nylon stock
ings repaired quickly and efhciently. Fol
i Information. call GE $3.50.
4 ALL MAKES WASHING MACHINES rep.
radios, elsc appliances rePs:irsd .oFo Fo
Free pickup. del. serv. IL
Evening star., 1946-06-05

CONTINUED q Next PaSs.1
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-11
Seeing Eye-w,o Unit
WITHOUT A LEG

~ - - - - - -
During these hectic days OF
strikes all over this country to
gain the workers a decent living
wage. the many concerns refus-
ing to raise wages are forgetting
that during the war they spent
over a billion dollars in useless
advertising of products that they
did not possess. They could have
saved this money for this emer-
gency, or they could have paid
1t to Uncle Sam in the form of
income taxes.
They did neither. They cheat
ed both the workers and the
government. They haven't a leg
to stand on and it is our bet that
General Motors is very much
afraid some union officer will
throw this in their face and tell
the world what fine bunch of
saboteurs they all are.
TAX
No, that is not union dues
they take out of your premium
pay checks or night bonuses
that is withholding tax. The
government gives you something
and then turns around and takes
some of it back.
This is just the opposite with
business-they pay it in and then
get lot of it back.
You are supposed to go to
gate 3 on Wolcott Blvd. to get
your checks, do not 60 to gate
on Central Ave. unless you
have a badge. They will not let
you in. Keep reading this col
umn as more names of members
having back pay checks coming
will be printed in the near fu-
ture.
LOOK, FRITZ
This is an answer to my friend
Fritz Kulti on co-opefatives.
Brother, in few more years
they will be in our midst in large
numbers. They have migrated
to Illinois where they are spread
ing in all directions. A few
short years ago they gathered
into their fold their first refin-
cry to the tune of 81, 100000. To-
day they own about IL, serving
millions of satisfied customers.
Wherever they are, chain stores
60 out of business, as every Gus
toner is a shareholder.
Fritz, it's like CIO unioniSm-
you have to be educated to what
it is trying to accomplish. More
education-better satisfied Gus
toners. More money they save
for the workers and farmers, the
harder lousy chiseling, two-bit
politicians try to impose tax on
them. If these were corporations,
the politicians would fawn all
over them asking how they could
serve them.
DON'T GRIPE
II your check is not as large
as you expected it to be, please
do not criticize your brothers
and sisters who work in the pay
masters office. 1t is not their
fault the company did not let
you know. In fact, it is poor
taste. Wait until you get outside
or write to the management and
tell them.
Members, how do you like the
small cut in your income taxes?
Corporations had 46 per cent
taken off in excess taxes to pro-
mote prosperity (you have been
told). How about yourselves
getting a bigger cut? There is a
way to do it. Write to your U. S.
senators and representatives,
Washington, DC. Tell them you
need that money to buy the ne
cessities of life for your families.
Industry can pay more, they
have proved it by paying their
top brass hats hundreds of thou
sands of dollars per year they
were not entitled to.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-11
Ties That Bind

PITTSBURGH NPA) "A
little button in the lapel OF a
coat proved link between a
shivering victim of war IN
Greece and a member of Dis
trict so, United Mine Workers
Writing to thank the union
for the coat he received through
war relief contributions the
Greek wrote, Conditions here
are very serious. Our village was
one of the first to be bombed.
After the bombing they came in
to our village and took 1900 of
our men, women and children,
put them in school house and
set fire to the same My son
of six was one of the unfortur1-
ate." He asked to be given the
name of the donor who left his
District so button in the lapel of
the coat, so that he could thank
the giver personally.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-11
National
Supply Unit NeUs

We are more than glad to well
come back the following broth
ers from the armed service: John
Keith, Dept. SO; J. Odam, L.
Dickerson of Dept. 81; William
Godlewski, Dept. IS. All service
men that have been discharged
notify Local II that you are
working again.
Glen Witherell, Dept. 81, is q
returned veteran and was elect
ed steward on the night shift in
his respective department.
After tramping the country
side all day hunting, one of our
foremen was bemoaning the fact
that if he didn't get any game
there would be no meat on his
table for Sunday dinner. You
guessed it, he didn't get any
thing.
Norman Zanter, Dept. 66, real
lied his bowling ambition the
other night by getting the first
500 of his career in league COM
petition. Norm rolled a nice Gil
in the CIO league. But the strain
was too much for Norn-he took
six-month leave of absence
from the shop.
Another sharpshooter in the
same league was Don Gavin,
Dept. 81. He got a 661. Nice
going, boys.
We were we'll represented at
the Regional 2-B meeting in
Lima last Saturday. Those who
attended were Chairman Wilbur
Mark, Vice-Chairman Ray Pund,
executive committeeman George
Pund, Loren Carter, "Dutch"
Dreher. Also Brother Sarge of
Dept. 30.
A new song was created after
this conference between our boys
entitled First came the WAC's,
then came the WAVES, then
came George Pund."
That is no bonfire you see at
the bowling alleys. That is
Brother Joe Biscay Sr. emitting
smoke from his cigar after get
ting a strike or split. P. S. The
cigar also shortens up about an
inch each time this happens.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-11
PoWs DisPIaes Vets

BRUNSWICK, GA. (LPA) -
Use of prisoners of war to COM
pete with American labor has
not stopped, in spite of official
promises to the contrary, the
Georgia Federationist revealed
here last week. In a resolution
sent to AFL President Green
and Georgia lawmakers, the
Brunswick Central Labor Union
said, Prisoners of war are be-
ing furnished to do construction
work for private contractors do
ing work on government prop
erty, and these same prisoners
of war are being employed on
government camps, depots and
warehouses, and civilian en-
ployes are being laid off, among
them returned veterans.