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Evening star., 1947-01-07

tact tact work: &C car r. preferred: M salary, % $50
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MAN. IAN young m s' to work M in small grocery
store. Apply in person, 1875 Lanier pl.
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teiiisent alert assistant ssI to Slipping clerk
Apply HAWKINS GLASS CO., rear 1915
MANAGER. for large progressive hard
ware, houseware and appliance store; one
with dept. store experience preferred; al
though not essential ssate s.s aua,isatoIns
sIS MaSaGIR aSsIK sfss TRaNEE for credit clothing
concern: real opportunity for right man
MANAGER for restaurant and soda foun-
tain in downturn area: salary 20, ,9oo per
year; Apply Boy s 466,C, sSn Star' stating sse
manufacturing plant; must be thoroughly
spsbs ss n manaser sase W9h qhs Is na @
man HD with ability to think for himself. who
enjoys helping to develop ne new pro pIodusbss ubs
would welcome the opportunity to run
things his way and be m rewarded s9ass on tae ne
basis OF the results 4ntaineo , meeoreSs nd e 20
uendable and must be able to stand rigid
Investigation: salary plus q bonus arrange
ment to be agreed upon. BOX lof-A' Ssaf-
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, with B. s. or
M E. from recognized engineering school,
preferably in his 20s. to assist with tests
in maintenance department OF trans,
vehicles This is an excellent opportunity
for beginner. or. some one with a lev
years Of experience who is not primarily I
ing to put on overalls and work in the
shop If it were necessary to do SO in order
to learn the Job. and who would be willing
To start al a relatively moderate salary.
An interview will be arranged If you viii
write, giving SUFFICIENT information about
save time for all concerned, please be
specific in your reply. Our stan knows o.
this vacancy. Your reply Will be held ID
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Evening star., 1947-01-07

lop, attractive young
Who has had expert
ass restaurant. Ap-
HOTEL STATLER.
Evening star., 1947-01-07

11:3O to s pm.
?. Restaurant exper.
Tally-Ho Restaurant,
Evening star., 1947-01-07

COUPLE, e.h.w., cook and houseman. for
new modern SUBURBAN home Of physician
washer. etc; live in; easy working hours:
living quarters with. pvt, bath and en-
trance; must be neat. sober and reliable
2O2-C, Star. 10
t10). TO call on hotels.
hospitals, markets. greceries, clubs and
apts. The KEM AIR DISTRIBUTING
SHUT-IN that would like 10 address cards
at home Call Ma 1856 Monday after IL.
WANTED PARTNER in construction busi-
ness with either construction or cfhce ex-
perience. Must buy interest in business,
established 10 years. Small investment,
unusual opportunity. Write Construction,
Box 264, Rosslyn Station. Arlington, Va. ".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-23

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-23

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The union times., 1947-08-30
Straight Talk From A Senator

MINNEAPOLIS CPD U Amid cheers and a hearty ovation, Sen. Glen H. Taylor CD, Ida.) called for the united action Of labor on the political front with the key objective of elect ing someone to succeed Sen. Joseph H. Ball (R, Minn.).
 Addressing a luncheon group of 25O under the auspices of the Minnesota Democratic-F Farmer-Labor party, Tay- Tor said: If the top leadership of the AFL and CIO can't get together, the DEL is ready vehicle for united labor political action in Minnesota ,
 Taylor said it was dep1orable the way liberals fight among themselves You'll notice" he said, 'that the Re publicans always get together after ar intra-party fight. Liberals don't. They go home and pout like kids if the man they want is not nominated tc run for office. It's all right to have these fights before the convention anc even up to the time nominations are made But, after nominations, sup port the man nominated ;. that's the way to beat Ball"
The union times., 1947-08-30
Electricians To
 Use Labor Board

WASHINGTON (FP) - The in ternational office of the Intl. Bro. of Electrical Workers (AFL) has "de- termined as matter of policy" to file the necessary documents with the Labor Dept. to secure eligibility for the presentation of cases and petitions to the NLRB under the Taft-Hartley law.
 This announcement was made after IBEW Pres. Daniel w. Tracy out lined union policy recommended to To- calls at meeting of 150 international union officials here In labor law let ter sent to all locals, Tracy said of the decision:
 Tt must be understood that if the International did not file these docu- ments with the NLRB no local union of the IBEW would be able to sub init a case or petition to the board and would thus be deprived of such proper redress as it might be entitled to-" He added that locals to get e1igi- bility should also file their own docu- mentS.
 Tracy also told the representatives the union recommends continuing mo- strike clauses in contracts: CD "where the employer has agreed to a legally valid closed shop, or a real union shop" or CD, where public utility companies provide for vo1un- tary arbitration as the exclusive means for settling questions, disputes, or con- troveries and for the prevention of strikes"
The union times., 1947-08-30
Denham Does About Face On
 Too-Large Staff

WASHINGTON (FP) = Robert Denham, new NLRB general counsel under the Taft-Hartley law, doesn't find the board overstaffed with review division lawyers now, although he complained about this condition be- fore the slave act was passed.
 NLRB sources here show that Denham, now informally called ssunion prosecutor made a great to-dO a few months ago over the review division, claiming the men in this body prevented NLRB mem- bers from learning the true facts of each case by reading them them selves.
 Following his suggestion, Congress eliminated the review division and in creased the board to five members, so each member could read his own cases and know the facts frst-hand.
 As soon as Denham took over as general counsel, every review attor- ney was assigned to a board mem- Der as his so-cailed secretary to read the cases and report to his boss. At present each board member has about 12 such secretaries, or legal assist ants.
 There apparently isn't much work for this crew, the union em- bargo against the board being so effective that it is rumored that trial examiners will not hear any cases until November. The only cases coming in now, it is said, are suits for injunctions by employers and petitions by company unions.
The union times., 1947-08-30
Industry Profits Setting Record
 For All History

NEW YORK-(FP)-Industry' profits in the first half of ,l947 doubled those in the first half of last year and were 169o higher than the previous all-time record in the second six months of l946, a Natl. City Bank survey of profits reveal ed.
 The banks report, based on study of profit reports by 451 leading cor porations, revealed aggregate profits of $1 ,5oO,774,0O0 for the first half of this year as compared with $1, ,370,2o6,- 900 in the second half of 1o46 and $795,O30,000 for the first six months of last year.
 Despite these tallies, many of the industries involved are further raising their prices on the basis of a statement that they are necessi- tated by the recent boost in, coal prices as result of the miners pay boost.
 Highest proht-makers were some 19 oil companies which reported a net take of $349, 9,248,0OO as compared to their previous high of $263,363,00 in the latter half of 1o46 and more than $130 million higher than their profits in early 1946. This is one of the groups that has just announced a further in crease in the prices of their products.
 SECOND PLACE Another price-boosting industry held second place in the profit parade. It was the iron and steel industry, in which g corporations reported net profits of $198,o18,O0O = $50 million higher than the second half of last year and more than double the first half.
 The automobile industry, which has also used the coal boost as an excuse for further price jumps, held third place. Twelve manufacturers rang up total profits of $172,2o8,000 compared with $120,2o1 ,000 in the second part of 1946 and a claimed $1o million deficit in the first part.
 Revealing, however, was the fact that food products, textiles and wearing apparel, brewing and dis tiIling, and drugs and cosmetics in- dustries = essentially consumer
The union times., 1947-08-30
News Rights Of Labor Upheld In Constitution

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (FP) "A united drive by organized labor was successful here in having written into the states new constitution a guarantee of the right to organize and bargain collectively.
 A New Jersey constitutional con- vention is considering a new charter to replace the existing one, which was adopted in 1844. As a result of la bor's demands a provision was writ ten into the charter by the drafting committee providing that:
 ss. The right of privately em- ployed labor to organize and bar gain collectively and the right of publicly employed labor to organ ize and present to and make known to the state or any of its political subdivisions their grievances and requests through representatives of their own choosing shall not be inn paired"
 Despite the vocal opposition of en- ployer groups including the New Jer- sey Chamber of Commerce, the con vention voted 54 to IS to retain the section.
 New Jersey thus becomes the third state to provide such guarantees in its constitution. The others are New York and Missouri.
 The convention also adopted a provision to bar racial discrimina- ton in the state militia despite the contention of the Chamber of Com merce that this would ''be produc- tive of far more harm than good ''
The union times., 1947-08-30

goods as compared to basic indus try-were already beginning to feel a slump as high prices forced a curb on purchases.
 Food profits dropped some $2 mil lion from the latter part of last year to total $113,185,OOO, while brewing and distilling s1umped $23 million ir the same period to tally $42,338,000 Textile profits dropped off $5 million to the sum of $22,111,000 and drugs and cosmetics lost $31z million to reach $5,526,0O0-just half what they were in the first half of last year.
 The Natl. City Bank bulletin at. tributed the record profits to sshigh volume rather than any extarordi- nary widening of profit margins but there are those experts who would contest the statement.
The union times., 1947-08-30
2,OOO Apartments,
 Take Your Choice
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-(FP) Would You like an anartmenf2

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 Come to Miami Beach. We've got thousands of them-all vacant. Ac- cording to Pres. Max Goodman of the Miami Beach Tenants League, there will be more than 1000 vacant apartments by the end of the summer.
 Before you pack your grips, we're warning you to bring along cash. You'll need $2,5OO for an ef- ficiency, $3,OOO for a 1-bedroom and $4,OOO for a 2-bedrOom apart ment.
 Another important item: you're only supposed to live in your apartment from December till May. Then you're to close it up and go back up north. After all, the poor, landlord can't foot the water bill all year round, especial ly on a $4,000 rental.
 If you're just working person, a veteran or an individual of moderate means, you're not supposed to rent in Miami Beach, according to the Land lords Assn.
 Well, if you can't rent, how about buying house?
 There are hundreds of houses for sale. Here's little home advertised in the local newspaper. -Four bed rooms at 5801 Collins Ave. If you buy it in the next 10 days you can have it for $125,000."
 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Just 10 days left for that bargain. Whats the matter? Too high for you workers? Then here's another:
 sTwo bedrooms, two baths. This is a beautiful home i'm Rivo Alto. An EXCELLENT BUY at $7O, ,O0O."
 Still too high? Then here's home shat real estate men down here would classify as 1ow-cost housing. If you don't like the price, you're going to have to do without buying house in Miami Beach.
 "Open for inspection, Pine Tree Drive-A RARE BARGAIN. Fur nisheds four bedrooms. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, ONLY $37,000."
 That's low-cost housing on the beach. All of us here could give up and drown ourselves in the ocean, but we have a better idea. We're all going to join the newly-formed Tenants League.
The union times., 1947-08-30
Seek Probe Of Vote In Miss.

Washington (LPA)-Chairman A. Philip Randolph of the Natl Council for Permanent FEPC has demanded that Attorney General Tom C. Clark prosecute anyone attempting to en- force the Mississippi law which pro- posed as condition of registration in the Democratic primary that citizens, except those who have voted in the last three primaries, swear under oath that they are opposed to bills for a permanent FEPC, and to penalize lynching. For the second election in succession despite the state law en- acted this year, Negroes appeared in sizeable numbers to vote in the Demo cratic primaries last week, thus de- feating the purpose of the law.
The union times., 1947-08-30
Railroady Men
 Defy T-H Ban

SAN FRANCISCO (FP) = The Bro. of Locomotive Fire men & Enginemen has voted to continue its political activities s'until it shall be judicially de- termined whether such conduct violates the Taft-Hartley law"
 The voting records of con- gressmen and senators on the law were distributed to all dele- gates to the convention. meeting here.
 ''The provisions of the law are so drastic as to inhame the passions of retribution against those responsible" the resolu- ton said, accusing those who voted for the law of sacrificing ssthe welfare of the country, its unity, and the stability of its economy by raising insurmount- able barriers between labor and management"
The union times., 1947-08-30
Chemical Workers Rout CIO In NLRB Election

PORTLAND, Ore.-Local 133 of the AFL's Chemical Workers Union scored another AFL victory here when it defeated a CIO affiliate in an NLRB election held to determine the bargaining agent for employees of the Portland Gas and Coke Company.
 Despite the familiar raiding tactics employed by the CIO, the AFL group won out by vote of BPS to 213, with 85 employees not voting.
The union times., 1947-08-30
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Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
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Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
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Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
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Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
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Washington Journal., 1947-04-04

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lie linO, mie ia allie meuihli6e Ser
meteorological iid emit einen ioll i'll
Der aottIihen Qiebe.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
Beruft sich uuf Pots
dumer Abkommen

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Idie0en mOroen Gie NuIien bnben Bis
Der 0as 10 a~nsgeIegt OnB lie in ibrer
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
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iaI5en, nit ihmalen Speditreifen
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loIien. &ilr5 Dor Dem Barmer0en
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Geroiden Ser 5oBe qeben.