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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
B0lgarska vlada
p0dala OstavkO
Ma dnevnem redu so zopet
ugibanja glede zdruzitve
Jugoslavije in Bolgarije

SOFIA, Bolgarija, g. dec.-
B o g ars k vlada premierja
George Dimitrova je danes v
|parlamentu podala ostavko.
Ker nj nobenih uradnih poro-
|eil IL Sofije, sc samo >domneva
o motivih resignacije bolgafske
Wade. 1aksnih domnev je vec.
IL Turcije ma primer prihajajo
vesti, da gre verjetno "a zdru-
zitev Jugoslavije in Bolgarije v
neko federacijo juznih Slovanov.
Ia porocila pravijo, da bo baje
bill marsal Tito ma celu te fedora
cije, Dimitrov pa DO prevzel vod-
stvo pred kratkim ustanovljene-
ga Imformativnega urada v Beo-
|gradu.
V Washingtonu pa uradni
krogi pravijo, da Sc je ostavko
bolgarske Wade pricakovalo in
jo oznacajo "a ''manever."
,e. Boil yerjetno jje, da je ostav-
ka zvezi S spreietjem move boil
garske .ustave, XII predvideva
spremembo pri stevilu vladnih
ministrov. z druge strani pa sc
zopet trdi, da hi zdruzitev Ju-
goslavijo omogocila Bolgariji,
da Sc izogne dolocbi glede obo-
rozevanja, XII je vkljueena v mi
rovno pogodbo in XII predvideva
"a Bolgarijo le $4,000 vojakov,
brez tankov in bombnikov.
Bolgarska vlada, XII je danes
podala ostavko, je bila sestavlje-
ma %. novembra preteklega le-
ia. Tvorili so jo clani Domovin-
ske fronte, pri kateri je odlocilen
vpliv imela komunisticna stran-
|ka.
Premier Wade Dimitrov je
star 65 let in je bill unijski vodi-
tell in komunist vec kot 40 let.
Leta 1888 81 je priboril svetovni
Stoves, ko je bill obtozen, da je
sodeloval pri pozigu berlinske-
ga reichstaga (parlamenta).
Branil je sebe in komunisticno
|stranko tako odlicno, da je bill
osvobojen. Pri tenn procesu je
posebno osramotil znane naciste
Goeringa in Goebbelsa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
FILM "FOREVER AMBER"
JE SEDAJ DOVOLJEN!

NEW YORK, 9. dec. - Film
Forever Amber, XII sc je do
slej nahajal ma katoliskem Sc
znamu "obsojenih filmov'', je
bill tako popravljen, da ga od-
slej lahko gledajo tudi katoli-
cani.
National Legion Of Decency,
XII "a katolisko cerkev obsoja
filme z "nemoralno" vsebino, je
izjavila, da se film ne nahaja
vec ma seznamu "obsojenih"
ampak le na seznamu filmov,
katerim je "delno' ugovarjati.
&
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
ANGLO-SOVJETSKI
POGOVORI OBNOVLJENI

LONDON, s. dec. - Predsed-
mix angleske trgovinske zborni-
.ce Harold Wilson je danes odpo-
toval Moskvo ma ponovna tr-
govinska pogajanja Sovjetsko
zvezo.
Russia je obljubila, da bo dala
Angliji wee milijonov ton zita Y
zameno "a razle industrijske
produkte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
RDECI KRIZ ZAVRGEL
PONUDBO DA DELI HRANO

WASHINGTON, 8. dec. -
Ameriski rdeci kriz je danes
zavrgel ponudbo, da deli v Ev-
ropi hrano soglasno nujnostno
pomocjo. Predsednik Rdecega
kriza je sporocil kongresnemu
odboru "a zunanje odnosaje, da
organizacija nina ma razpolago
osobje in ne moznosti, da pre-
vzame to nalogo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
KOKOS ZASLUzI v
NEMcIJI VEG, KOT
PA DoBER MANNER!

WASHINGTON, 8. dec.
- Senator William F.
Knowland je danes izjavil,
da ena stvar, XII je danes v
Nemciji narobe je, da dobra
kokOS zaslazi vec denar,ja,
kot pa dober premogar.
Knowland je izjavil, da
je OBJ priliki snedavnega po-
tovanja po Nemciji srecal
neko kokes, XII je vsak te-
den znesla 5 jajc, XII Sc jih
je lahkor ma II e in ski crni
borzi prodalo "a 5000
mark. Lastnik kokosi pa "a
sluzi v eRem tednu lie 60
mark, delati pa mora 6 dni.
ker je slucaj taksen, je
pojasnil Knowland, manner
della v premogovniku lie diva
dneva, 0stali cas- pa upora-
bi, da najde Tito "a svojo
dragOceno kokos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
OTROCI NAPADLI
SV. MIkLAVZA

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., 9.
dec. - Policija danes isce pet
fantov, XII so vsi start najmanj
16 let, ker SO napadli sv. Mi
klavza in mu strgali sbrado in
lasuljo. Sv. Miklavz, XII je zapo-
slen v neki trgovini, je izjavil,
da SO ga mladoletnezi napadli,
.ko Sc je vracal IL trgovine ma
svoj dom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
8 MILIJONON FUNTOV
HRANE GRE v FRANCIJO

NEW YORK, 9. dec.-Ameri-
Ska ladja je danes, nakrcana z
osem milijonov funtov hrane, XII
so jo Americani prilozili "a fran
cosko ljudstvo, odplula proti
Franciji. To je prva posiljka
hrane, XII je bila anabrana ma
Friendship Train-u "a Francijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Ledenice dobite takoi

Mr.. John Susnik, lastnik Nor.
wood Appliance & Furniture ma
vogalu Norwood Rd. in St. Clair
Ave., poroca, da 81 v njegovi tr-
govini sedaj lahko izberete fino
elektricno ledenico, katero vam
takoj dostavi ma dom. Poleg te-
ga ina tudi veliko izbero likal-
nikov, prazilnikov, radio apara-
tov, it'd, kar 81 lahko nabavite
ma lahka mesecna odplacila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
SENAT ODOBRIL
MED-AMERISKI PAKT

WASHINGTON, 8. Idec.-Se-
nat je z u proti 1 glasu odobril
med-ameriski obrambeni pakt,
XII predvideva takojsnjo skupno
akcijo v slucaju, &c bi katera
koli podpisnica pakta bila napa-
Idena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Zamenjan klobuk

V nedeljo vecer sc je ma zaba-
vi Progresivnih Slovenk krozek
st. 1 v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. pomoto-
ma zamenjalo moski klobuk st.
Z, rjave barve. Prosi sc omega,
katerega klobuk Sc je zamenjalo,
da poklice PO 1928 ali Sc zglasi
ma 143O6 Sylvia Ave., kjer dobi
svojega nazaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
KINA DOBH1A 512
AMERIsKIH LADIJ

SANGAJ, 8. dec. - Il kitaj-
skin yirov porocajo, da je danes
bill podpisan kitajsko-ameriski
sporazum, po katerem bo Kina
dobila SIP ameriskih ladij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
ODIDE v POKOJ

PRAGA, 8. dec. - Ceskoslo-
vaski predsednik Edward Benes
Sc baje namerava vsled rahle-
ga zdravja umakniti Y pokoj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10

Delniska seja Slovenskega
donna ma Holmes Ave. sa DO vr-
sila v nedeljo rs. januarja oh 1.
uri popoldne. Delnicarji so vab-
ljeni, da Sc udeleze polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
DO1l1ace>Vesti
BoziGna darila

/ v trgovini Century Tire ma
1890 Waterloo Rd. 81 boste lah-
ko izbrali vsakovrstne' predmete
"a ma dom ali pa igrace "a otro-
ke "a bozicne praznike. Vabljeni
~ste, da 81 ogledate obsirno zalo-
60.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Delavski nemirii v Italijii
Sc raz$$iirili ma Sicilijo
Delavski voditelji odlocili, da Sc
odlozi splosno stavko v Rimu

RIM, 9. dec.-Danes Sicj izbruhnili novi
nemir, XII bill posebno hudi mesu Vittoro, kjer e
vec oseb bilo ranjenih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Russia odgororila Francyi
ma meme kr}itre Sporaz~na
Francoski repatriacijski misijji
je ukazala, maj gre il Moskve in
prekinila trgovinska pogajanja

PARIZ, 9. dec-Rusija je prekina trgovnska poga-
janja Franco in tako razblnila made francoske
ade da DO doba 100000 ton ruskega zta XII ga krvavo
potrebuje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10

Rimsko province Sc vedno O
ogroza nevarnost splosne stav-
ke, katero so delavski voditelji
odlozili "a en- dan. Poseben ko-
munikej, XII ga je danes obja-
villa rimska delavska zbornica,
pravi, da DO odlocitev gle e
stavke padla jutri.
(Delavski voditelji so ze pred
tenn napovedali splosno stavko,
&c vlada ne DO kaznovala polici-
jo, XII je streljala ma moske,
zenske in otroke in &c ne DO
odobrila $16,667,OOO "a javna
della, S katerimi bi Sc dalo "a
sluzek vec kot 100000 brezpo-
selnim Italijanom).
Policija razgnala delavce
5 sOlznimi bombami
Porocila il Sicilije pravijo, da
so nemiri izbruhnili v m S t u
Vittorio, XII steje 10000 prebi-
valcev in Sc nahaja v juzni pro-
vinciji Ragusi. Policija je zace-
la metati solzne bombe, da bi
razgnala maso delavcev in pa
rado partizanskih veteranov, XII
so marshall proti glavnemu Sc
dezu fasisticnega "socijalnega
gibanja." (Vceraj so udelezniki
partizanskega kongresa v Ri
mu zahtevali, da. vlada takoj
razpusti to fasisticno gibanje.)
Vec oseb je bio ranjenih pri
nemirih. Policija je razgnala de-
lavstvo sele ko je dobila OLA
cenja IL bliznjih NEST.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
TRZASKE ZENE SE
BORIJO IA MIR

TRST, 8. dec. -Ob prazniku
miru 80. novembra so tudi trza-
ske demokratske zene prispeva-
lie svoj delez k svetovni akciji
demokraticnih zena "a mir. Ma
brale so ma tisoce in tisoce pod
|pisov ter izvedle propaganda "a
prank miru v okviru priprav
ma volitve. Trza$ka zena sc "a
veda, da Sc gospodarstvo Trsta
lahko razvije le v normalnih po-
|gojih miru.
1 Y .EnakoprrDsiosts" dobite
ced,so sueze d,sse,,se ss0vice o do
godltih 10 auetsin doisa!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
ZidOvska armada
ubila 20 Arabcev
Skupno stevilo ubitih v
Palestini znasa sedaj us

JEhOLALEM, y. dec. - An
gleske oblasti danes porocajo,
da je zidovska Hagana obramb-
ma armada ubila v proti-napa-
du med Tel Avivom in Jaffo 70
Arabcev, 100 ostalih pa ranila.
Vsled teh nenavadno visokih
izgub Arabcev, Sc je stevilo ubi-
tin v Palestini zvisalo ma ITS.
(V to stevilo so vracunane zrt-
We, XII so padle v borbah 20 de-
litvi Palestine).
Angleski viri pravijo, da je
nekoliko sto Arabcev, XII so bill
oborozeni modernim orozjem,
napadalo Salamo. Eide v Tel
Avivu je zajela panika, ko so
Sc pojavili Arabci, toda kmalu
nato je prislo ojacenje in zidov-
ski armadi je uspelo, da je
Arabce potisnila nazaj.
V borbah je poginilo tudi IL
zidov in trije Anglezi.
V teku zadnjih "a ur je bilo
ubitih 81 oseb.
zidovska armada je danes
bombardirala dive hisi med Tel
Avivom in Jaffo, ker so arab
ski zasedni streljaci ubili stir
zidovske trgovce.
Clani zidovske podtalne orga-
nizacije, XII navzlic delitvi Pale
stine, S katero je Anglia izgu-
bila mandat, MISC prenehali z
napadi proti Anglezem, SO "a
zgali neki angleski oklopni avto
ma ulici Tel Aviva.
zidi organizirajo
Obrambo Tel Aviva
Ma stotine zidov je pohitelo
k obrambi Tel Aviva, ko so
Arabci zaceli napadati mesto z
velikim hrupom. Predstavniki
zidovske obrambne armade pa
SO izjavili, da so Arabci sicer
dvignili precej hrupa, da pa SO
dejansko zazgali samo par his
Obtozili so tudi podtalno zidov-
sko organizacijo Irgun Zwai
Leumi, da namenoma ustvarja
paniko, da bi prepricala Eide,
da je obramba Palestine posel
organizacije Izgun Zwai.
Medtem pa v Kairu sestevajo
Arabci prostovoljce in denarne
prispevke, XII maj jih vsaka mu-
slimanska drzava prilozi "a
"osvoboditev Palestine". Ba je
je bilo ma sestanku sklenjeno,
da sc bodo morali Arabci boriti
navzlic opoziciji Zdruzenih ma
rodoV.
Poroca Sc, da je kralj Ibn
Saud pred zakljuckom sestan-
ka v Kairu izjavil,, da zeli
"umreti "a osvoboditev Palesti'
ne" ma celu svojih Get. Baje je
tudi obljubil kakrsno koli pomo6
DO zahtevala Arabska liga.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
IT'S A lie!

economic report, carefully refrain
ed from telling the GM president
he was all wet.
Federal Trade Commission rec
ords, easily available to both Mr..
Wilson and the press, show that
labor costs for making autos are
17.6 per cent of the sales dollar.
That's hardly practically all" the
total cost of producing an auto.
If the auto workers did net a
25 per cent boost, it would raise
overall production costs only "A
per cent. Obviously the GIN head
was taking his figure out of his
hat in order to fight legitimate
labor demands for raise-and the
American press, as it always does,
went right along with this big
business blabb.
Readers who note in their home
town papers any lies about labor
or other subjects affecting the well
fare of the American people are
invited to sent them to Marty So
low, c/o Federated Press, 25 Astor
Place, New York 3, N. Y. for
possible use in IT'S A LIE!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
Servings Slump
Reflects n. G. L.

Philadelphia (FP) - Individual
savings in the L. S. slumped l bill
lion dollars from the second to the
third quarter of 1916, according to
survey issued here by the Securi-
ties & Exchange Commission. This
contrasted with a normal seasonal
rise for the period, the SEC point
ed out.
The commissions analysis re-
vealed that total savings amounted
to $4,000, 100000 in the third quar-
ter as compared to $1,000, 900 900
in the preceding period. This re-
flected "the increase in consumer
expenditures which more than off
set the increase in income after
payment Of taxes" the bulletin
said.
At the same time people increas-
ed their mortgage debts by 900
million dollars, other consumer in
debtedness by 500 million dollars
and reduced their holdings in non
government securities by 500 mil
lion dollars. Some 200 million dol
lars worth of Series E government
savings bonds-the series held by
the average small-income person
We're cashed in, and holdings of
currency dropped 100 million dol
lars compared with an increase of
500 million in the second quarter.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
By MARTY SOLOW

Snug In newspaper inner sane
tums, editorial writer's and colum-
nists who write for the commercial
press have been warning labor il
just hasn't been producing the
goods.
They've been telling the Ameri-
can worker his efficiency has hit
bottom and by God, he can't have
any wage increases (even if busi-
ness profits are steadily climbing)
until he produces more.
What are the facts on product
witty? Facts which conveniently
escaped the notice of such syndi-
Gated .columnists as George Sokol-
sky, such respectable newspapers
as the New York Times.
On Nov. 27, two days before
Sokolsky wrote about the "paraly-
sis of American productive capa-
city," CPA head John Small re-
ported that civilian production con-
tinued its upward climb to reach
a level of 81 per cent (we'll spell
that out for Sokolsky, eighty-one
per cent? ABOVE the average of
the 1930's.
Who does Sokolsky think was
responsible for the production
boost = goblins on the assembly
lines?
A short time earlier the New
York Times wrote a dope story
on reports from big businessmen
which it headlined LAX PRODUC-
TIVITY CHARGED TO LABOR.
That lie about labor productiv-
ity, which all papers have been
spreading, was nailed by Commits
sioner Evan Calgue of the Bureau
of Labor Statistics, who said on
Dec. 8 that $50 far as we can
judge, output per manhour is most
of our industries is at or above
prewar levels"
Clague also tagged the lies
which bigshot executives have been
spreading about production when
he said that "some of the favorable
reports (on increased worker eff
ciency) come from operating Off
cials of companies whose nonpoer-
ating officers (bigshot executives)
have publicly made directly con-
Trajectory statements"
President C. E. Wilson of Gen.
eral Motors, one of the big-wheels
of the automobile industry, told
the press in Chicago Dec. 10 that
if wages in the auto industry rose
rs per cent Chats approximately
what the United Auto Workers are
asking), then car prices will have
to go up 25 per cent. Said Wilson:
"The cost of an automobile is prac-
all wages and salaries"
The American press, which did a
vulture-like job in trying to pick
flaws in Robert Nathan's recent
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
Urges Congress
Pass WET Bill

Washington (FP) - Passage OF
the Wagner Ellender-Taft bill was
named the immediate objective OF
the National Public Housing Con-
ference, which concluded meetings
here Dec. 10 at which representa-
tives from many states and cities
discussed the housing crisis with
labor and veterans organizations
spokesmen.
After studying the recent rec
concentrations Of President Tru-
man which followed the release of
Wilson Wyatt as Housing Expedi-
ter, the group expressed its "sin-
cere hope the presidents recon-
mendations would succeed, its be-
lief he had retreated from a vigor-
Gus program that was on the verge
of success, and a belief that all
Americans are back where they
started more than a year ago."
Conference Exec tive Vice
President Lee Johnson said there
was no reason to believe that
President Truman changed his
position, expressed as late as Dec.
a, 1916, that Congress will again
be requested to pass the WET
housing bill which contains import
ant provisions to stimulate rental
housing, the absence of which has
been a serious handicap to the vet
Grams emergency housing program
during 1896"
The, key to carrying through an
adequate housing program by the
SOth Congress, Johnson said, rests
with the veterans of low and mid
die incomes who are in the great
est need of relief. "They must tell
their story directly" he said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
Capitol Typos
Sign Contract
Under Protest

Washington (FP) - The Cleve-
land convention Of the Information
al Typographical Union next
August will be the scene of hot
fight over the power Of ITU Off
GERS to force acceptance Of con-
tract on local printers, it develop
ed here Dec. Ia.
The promise Of convention fire
works came as the Columbia Typo
graphical Union, ITU Local 10l,
voted to accept under protest and
to appeal to the convention con-
tract negotiated by international
Vice President Elmer Brown which
brought 500 Washington printers
in commercial plants only $l.87 an
hour instead Of SO they originally
demanded.
CTU President Jesse Manbeck
said the local was forced to accept
this inadequate contract at the
point of gun," when it could have
won more. Under the agreement
printers will get 5-month retro
active boost from $1.53 an hour for
day work to $1.87, So for second
shift, and $500 for third shift,
based on the 37.5-hour week.
Manbeck said the local had
scaled down its original SD demand
in the face Of five months of en-
ployer resistance, but that he had
Independently signed up IL shops
at So, $2.l4, and 1929. The inter-
ference from international officers,
he said, amounted to discrimina-
tion against Washington printers.
He claimed "the whole business
is POLITICAL" and indicated he had
lined up support in other 1TU
locals. Other cities, such as New
York and Detroit, he said, were
getting the help of the information
al union in fighting for scale
starting above So an hour.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
Los Angeles AFL
Rallies Agoinst
Open Shop Drive

Los Angeles (FP) - The Los
Angeles AFL is rallying all its
members to a fight against a re-
newed employers open shop and
anti-union injunction drive.
"a declaration of state of emer-
gency in labor-management rela-
tions in Los Angeles county" was
carried in full on the front page
Of the Los Angeles Citizen, official
newspaper of the l.. A. Central
Labor Council.
The statement declared the state
of emergency "has been created
by the constant use of courts and
injunctions by employers as a
weapon in their war to destroy
legitimate unions"
1t has become imperative, the
declaration warned, to inform
AFL members and the general
public about "the seriousness of
the situation"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
Dude Formers .
Seek Recruits In
Anfi-Lobor Drive

Fresno, Calf. (FP)--The bank~
ers-in-overalls who control the AS
sociated Farmers have opened a
new membership drive to recruit
support for their anti-labor aetipi-
ties.
A form letter sent to hundreds
Of farmers by President II. +.
Schmeiser of the Associated Farm
ers Of Fresno County Inc. urged
them to join to help break strikes,
pass antilabor laws and prevent
organization Of agricultural work.
ers.
Schmeisers letter boasted Of his
organizations achievements in the
years before and during the war:
"The hating Of hot cargo bans
and secondary boycotts at farm
markets and supply sources; the
valley-wide grape pickers strike
that was prevented; defeat of uh-
employment insurance (for farm
labor); leadership in the recent
fight to defeat the fair employ
ment practices act"
Schmeiser added: I'VE pride
ourselves upon our accomplish
ments in breaking up these farm
strikes"
Chores outlined by the AT
spokesman included winning per-
manent legislation outlawing the
hot cargo and secondary boycott
and hating organization of farm
truck drivers by the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters. eve
must work hard and fast to pre-
vent it from spreading" he said of
the teamster campaign.
The Associated Farmers was ex-
posed by the LaFollette civil liber-
ties committee in the late '30's as
having been financed by the Pa
cific Gas & Electric Co. and other
big financial groups.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02

Gentlemen" said Mr.. Dilworth
"we have to do something dramatic
about labor
"Laborw exclaimed Mayor
Droolman. "The honest toiler
whose tireless muscles have built
this mighty land; Why, I'd give
labor the very sweat off my brow
As the great Thomas Jefferson
said. ;"
"Campaign's over, and your side
lost" Councilman Daft interrupt
ed. Remember, Mr.. Mayor. You're
just here on sufferance now"
eyes sir, Mr. Daft. Thank you,
sir. Anything you gentlemen want
done, just let me know, and III
do it first and do it worst"
Lets get down to business" de-
manded Councilman Rank. III en-
tertain a motion to lynch the little
devils"
"Can't do that" said Mr.. Dill
worth. "One Of them is my son
Luther, and besides there's a law
against it."
"A law!" screamed Rank, "then
lynch the law too"
MAY ! say something?" asked
Little Luther.
"Shut up" said the mayor, "Or
III call for the troops. You're only
the defendant here"
81 suggest" suggested the presi-
dent of the National Association of
Parents, that we make them in
crease their productivity. Make
each lad take out two bushels Of
ashes a day instead of one, but
don't raise their pay"
Where would we get all the
ashes ?" demanded Mr.. Dilworth.
"There you go, spelling a good
slogan" muttered the president of
the NAP.
"If you gentlemen will be quiet
moment" announced Councilman
Bawl, "I'll give you the solution
in a nutshell. | used to be a mem
Der of the Errand Boys Union my
self"
"And | know who you're running
errands for now," said Little Luth-
er, glancing toward the president
of the NAP. Mayor Droolman
scowled and cast the evil eye on
the boy.
"The law against lynching chill
dren is lopsided unjust law" con-
tinued Bawl. at says nothing
about furnishing children W h o
lynch their parents. We must
amend it to let parents punish
their children without fear of re-
taliation. If little devil asks for
raise, the law should let the par
ent cut off his ears. If he strikes
frankly, gentlemen, wouldn't lyn-
ching be permissible in just this
one case?
Wonderful, simply wonderful"
gushed Mr.. Dilworth. Pm glad to
see such constructive thinking"
"May | say something Little
Luther asked again. "Will you gen
tlemen please haul your own ash
es? Us kids are going to be busy
holding a revolution"
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Oakland Store
(C0nfinued From PAGE OneJ

danger of life or property.
In the face of mass picketing
the teamsters, who have backed
the clerks from the start and were
chief barkers of the general strike,
declared the job dangerous and re-
fuesd to pass the lines.
Meanwhile a police court jury
acquitted picket Charles Worthley
of battery and disturbing the peace
during the general strike.
You can't shift responsibility
without paying a fat price.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02
DETROIT FIREMEN CUT
WEEK TO So HOURS

Detroit (FP)-The Detroit local
Of the international Association Of
Firefighters has won the 63-hour
week for it's members. Maintaining
the customary 24-hour shifts the
firemen will now get one day off
every 8 days instead of every 16 as
before. 1t will mean 225 more
firemen's jobs at hiring cost rate
of 100000 a year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02

How long can Labor Unionists
expect to receive Union-made
wages if they do not buy Union
made goods?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-01-02

Getting in on the ground floor
usually means that you are stuck
for the cost Of constructing the
entire building.