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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

of the total European aid
program.
Supported by virtually all
of the Senate's pro-labor spokes-
men, Republican Senator Arthur
Vandenberg and the Democratic
floor leadership turned back the
drive to cut $197, 100000 from
the $597,000,000 pre-Marshall
Plan aid bill. The same coali-
ton is expected to defeat any
further weakening amendments
such as the one approved by the
House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee, and to insure early passage
of the bill
Only amendments accepted so
far have been those of Senator
Glenn Taylor 3D., Idaho) pro-
viding that one of the funds ap-
propriated shall go for the pur-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

lective bargaining to OBTAIN
substantial wage increases for
the American workers to re-
store their loss in real income
suffered through initiation and
assure sustained purchasing
power as the foundation for con-
tinued maximum employment
and production"
Third Round Increase
The proposed wage increases
which have not yet been deter
mined according to President
Murray will be the third since
August 1945. The first which
was granted early in 1946 fol-
lowing widespread strikes in
General Motors, United Elec-
tricaI Workers plants and other
scattered throughout the nation
were for 1872 cents.
Wage increases of 15-cents an
hour or 1112 cents and six paid
holidays were granted on nd-
tional scale last spring.
President Murray in state
ment to the press said that each
international union would deter
mine for itself the size of the
increase which it will seek. The
issue will be determined shortly
after January l when most of
the union contracts come up for
renewal
Meanwhile there was much
speculation about the fate of the
administration abti-inflationary
program particularly as it re-
lates to price and wage control.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

Unit chairman added his invita-
ton to that of the Michigan
governor.
Company Opened Plant
Governor Herbert's action IN
sending Mr.. Rogers to Toledo
followed an attempt by the COM
pany last week to reopen their
struck plant. Prospective en-
ployes refused to enter the gates,
however, when representatives
of the strikers explained the
situation to them and urged
Continued on Page 2
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Boss Strike
Is Settled

Employees of the Boss Mfg.
Co., members of the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers
CIO ended their four months
strike on Moday of this week
when the organization voted to
return to work following an
agreement mutually satisfactory
to the union and company.
Principal point in settling the
dispute was the company's agree
ment on wages granting in
creases ranging from 10 to 3012
per cent with an average in
of Is per cent. The union in its
original demand had proposed a
20 per cent increase. No holi-
day pay was included in the
agreement. The 10 per cent in
creases were granted retroactive
to April /.
Company officials announced
that the employees would be re-
turned to work progressively as
soon as the plant had been pre-
pared for a resumption of pro-
duction. Approximately 110 per-
sons are employed by the COM
pany.
Final settlement of the dispute
was aided by Louis Schultz,
regional director and Reuben
Kamm, International representa-
tive both of Chicago. Chester
Kapela, manager of the Toledo
Joint Board represented the
local ACWA.
Members of the plant commit
tee who assisted in negotiations
included Virginia Wenclawski
Clara Sinski, Harriet Wesolowski
and Natalie Piojda.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Women's Conference
Committee to Meet

Members of the committee
planning the Region 2-B Women's
Conference will hold a meeting
at Local IL headquarters, 425
Winthrop St. Monday at 800 P.
M. Plans for the conference
will be discussed by the group.
The conference, the second to
be held in this region by the
women members of the UAW-
CIO is scheduled for January
1917 here.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
tn Law Fails

BALTIMORE CLPA) - The
Taft-Hartley Act does not apply
to violence on a picket line, a
Federal Judge ruled here this
week. Judge VIC. Chestnut up
held the unions arguement that
the TIL law does not cover
simple assault cases and dismiss
ed a suit brought against the
Marine & Shipbuilding Workers
CIO by shipyard worker who
said he was beaten when he
tried to cross a picket line at
the strikebound Bethlehem Ship
yard Co. here.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
CIO Members
Donate Blood

NEW ORLEANS (LPA) =
Members of the CIO in New Or
leans started a project last week
to furnish the veterans hospital
here a minimum of so pints OF
blood per month for the next
year. The United Chemical Work
ers at the Johns-Manville plant
launched a scheme whereby hos
pital doctors come to the plant
onee a week to take blood from
the union volunteers. The dollar
value of the union contribution
amounts to $500 a month";
saving of at least $4,000 to the
veterans administration over the
year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Postal Clerks Ask Raise

CHICAGO LPA)-A $1,000
a-year permanent salary increase
for al! post office clerks was pro
posed to Congress last week IN
a resolution passed by 800 dele
gates to a meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Post Office Clerks
(AFL). 1t was pointed out that
post office salaries are now SO
low that many of the clerks must
take outside jobs to supplement
their wages.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

to terminate the strike added
but little to the talk between
the union and company this
week despite the presence of
w. j. Rogers, director of the
Ohio department. Mr.. Rogers
came into Toledo on Monday of
this week following a request by
Governor Kim Sigler to Cover
nor Herbert to use his offices in
terminating the long stoppage.
Governor Sigler's request was
supported by the Oil Workers
when Clyde Shamblen, Pure Oil
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Roy Horn Dies

ST. LOUIS GPA) - Roy
Horn, president emeritus of the
Blacksmiths Union-AFL died
here last week at the age of rs
following a long illness. Horn
was president of the BlacksmithS
for FL years, a member for al.
most half a century. There was
a time when his Brotherhood
was one of the strongest organi-
zations in the trade union move
ment.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
OIO Announces New Drive
For Third Round Increases
Early Action To Follow
Decision Of Union Heads

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a decision by CIO to launch
drive for new wage increases the third since VI Day. was
announced here Yesterday by CIO President Philip Murray
The announcement followed meeting of President
Murray and the nine Go vicepresidents.
The CIO board expressed its determination to engthen
the unbearab economic burden which they SAID nad Oeen
brought on the workers by the acute price initiation
In its statement the board said that the CIO and us
affiliated unions shall proceed through the channels OF col
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
AN ANGLE

In the face of inflated
prices, insufficient wages
and excessive profits, Vice
President GOSser in his
column on page four of
this issue places his finger
upon a vital spot in the
solution of our difficulties.
What Mr.. GOsser says is
nothing that he hasn't said
for many months, but the
increasing seriousness of
the workers position gives
it new meaning. Read
"R giOnaI Views" this
week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Steel Union
CHALLENGES NLRB

WASHINGTON LPA)-Pres-
ident Philip Murray of the United
Steelworkers (CIO) last week
filed a brief with the NLRB de-
nying charges that the USA had
violated a Taft-Hartley law pro-
vision in the strike of 1,700
workers at the Consolidated
Vultee Corp. in Nashville, Tenn.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Who's Got A Heart

WASHINGTON (LPA) - The
most interesting item in Drew
Pearson's summary column on
the second Friendship Train was
that in Philadelphia, the children
of the John Bartram High School
contributed seven times as much
money as the Pennsylvania Man,
ufacturers Association - Joe
Grundy's anti-labor and high
tariff outfit which is the back.
bone of reaction in the state.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

WASHINGTON LPA) - The
Bureau of Labor Statistics says
that price rises more than off
set the wage increase for October
1947 over the previous month.
Increased overtime accounts for
the slight increase in money
wages.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Local II viii
Sponsor Annual
Christmas Party
11-Year Record May Be
Broken By Bigger Crowd

Toledos largest Christmas party and probably one Q
the largest parties of its kind in the nation will again
sponsored by Local H. UAWCIO, Sunday, Dec 21 wa
announced today by Melvin Schultz, union president
Conceived when Local II was young and struggling
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Gosser To Direct
Drive
UAW Executive Board Sets
Up New Economy Measures

DETROIT, Dec 3-Appointment of Vice President
Richard Goser Toledo director of the AutoLe Organi-
rational drive approved here last week by members OF
the International Executive Board at their first meeting
since the Atlantic City Convention.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Senate Refuses To
Cut Interim Help
Coalition Expected To Defeat
Further Weakening Amendments

WASHINGTON, Dec. CLPA)-Senate refusal to accept
major cut in the stopap European aid program proposed
by Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio and his colleagues
Republican Partys righwng leadership with support
number of Southern Democrats has heartened advocates
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
State Seeks End
OF fLOcnI Strike
Little Progress Reported In
Union-COmpany NEGOTIATIONS

Little progress reported this week in negotiation
between the Oil Workers UnonCIO and the Pure OIL Co.
seeking solution the eight months old strike that has
aroused nationwide interest.
Efforts of the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Chicago ITU Strikes;
But Papers Continue
Girl Typists, Photo'Engraving
Replace Typos, Editions Delayed

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 QPA)-The International Typo
graphical Union-AFL headed for showdown with publish
ers this in the unions greatest and most crucial battle
since the fight for the eght-hour day years ago.
The ITU clashed with the publishers many fronts
Evening star., 1947-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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SPACE 1850 So ft.1 to sublet in estab-
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COUNTRY Cot TRY GRocERY sToRE-Iere is /
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COMMONWEALTH REALTY CO. OW
ESTABLISHED RooMING house business
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permanent tenants; income S377 mo, Plus
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s,rtJATIoNs WOMEN.

60CVRFFPFR or bookkeeper-secretary
S5. desires permanent position: college
background. accounting and pusinsss tlalasi NJ,
references Box BE. Star. ~
DREssMAKING. design, remod-, altera-
tions: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT 1890 Irving NV, Apt. 4. ,AD. 223S.
GIRLS, colored, desire lsqndry , work, s,
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NURSE. p5netsaa na r.ssIs ssysTs ysard das sxpf5
SURSE. practical coIored, available g.
hour duty, maternity or other cases; refs
LU. 1888. l5
fun responsibilities; prefer small bryan
ization. DU, 1908. IA
sgCRETARIAL WORK solicited--Experi-
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and tipping, can accommodate work IN med1-
authors manuscripts, research treatlsesi
business and industrial fields also; work
accurately done and promptly delivered;
excellent references. Ordway 46e3.
SECRETARY to former high Government
oficiaI desires position. whole or part time;
search; competent stnographer. Box 456.c,
TtSP ToP NOTCH EXECUTIVE AssIsTzNT
sesss se5t Passe yesrs as oee
m anager, business ana1yst.. knowledge Of
bookkeeping and .stenography. Box 374.c,
TYpIsT- sTENoGRAPHER, experienced.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
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capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
RIIsINESs OPPORTUNITIES

PRINTING PLANT WANTED, medium size
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approximate annual sales, principal items
Of equipment, price and terms. Box 5g-E
I RARE OPPORTUNITY to buy outright
an exclusive franchise on going coin
$1,000 ard some sales ability; this is 9
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IDEAL FOR INSTITUTION Complete
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well SUITED for private hospital, boys
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ters or honae, or any similar use; property
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;, s s ezPanea suPs nsg Rsrs Reatos 5sasy sH
1889; (sun. and ewes. sH. 69I6, Mr.. Ro-
APT. AND ROOMS, near 5sh and H sts
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INSTRUCTIONS coURsEs.

MATHEMATICS--Priva tutoring offered
at reasonable rates by university m
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE for men
and woman midspring term opening Tues
day, May 13, l941. A splendid oppor-
tunity to learn all phases Of the realty
and Tiiursdays.o 7:ao pm: ts Lectures.
NEW CLASSES in practical retqgeratlon1 2: z
and air conditioning now starting; u
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TECH, INC, 24So 10th st. NV, HO. E4ot'
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. all
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MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
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1910 N. Y. ave, Me 777S Esta5. 1918,
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PIANO LESSONS given to S-to- -15-yr; OLD
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS
IARnMARE A1ANAGERrS ,

HARDWARE MANAGERS position to man
with retail background; excellent oppor-
tunity for man with ambition. GENERAL
PLACEMENT SERVICE, 1907 H St. NV.
sTENO. .-BOOKPR, $50 90 construction
office, excel. future. Export Import secre-
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5000 ng.-Spanish stenog., start 81, 400.
Beginner-steno., start $40 UP. Free regis
tratton; thousands placed annually: Ess
80 yrs See Miss Lee, BOYDS, 1883 r,
MA g33S
Statesmen (m). petroleum exper. car
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draw 5000 Air-conditioning, heating exp,
car nee. draw $50 wk. Asst. office mgr,
loan exp: $500. Dozens of others daily,
Est. 90 yrs; See Mr. Paul. BoYD's' 1888
sTENoGRAPHER, woman. under SO; Alex
VIZ WALKER H, KESsLER , EMPLOY !,
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exper and qualified to do nrst,ctaSS IN
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AccourSants, under 3o graduate Of ae-
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Excel. opport. start .S200-S25o, to
Bank teller, under 35: experienced, fof
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PERSONAL.

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DRRIEssMAKING. restyling, alterations
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, cxIeulsIors cleaned.
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GLASS COFFEE TABLE IoP BROKEN: We
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WILLIAM THOMAS. 7O1 NJ st. NV. Ia
PAPERING DONE AT 0SCE--Ffne selee-
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ROOFS REPAIRED. ali kinds: roofs
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PAINTING, PAPERISG, floor finishing hy
reliable KIRKLAND BROS; best materials
work guaranteed. so anywhere; also nights
holidays Call any hour, LU. 1884. 16'
DEVELOPING FILMS. printing. enlargtps
See BRENNER EXPERTS, 9S3 Pa. aye
NV. opposite Justice Dept. Fast servies
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted;
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WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. al
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APPLIANCES, WA. 914o. IL
WATERPROOFING EASEMENTS, cement
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Used CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAYW0RKER desires cleaning apart
GIRL, desires Job. care of children or as
maid; we'll experienced. Cali DU. 1881.
GIRL. .colored, wants Job after school:
prefer light g;h.w,. no cooking. Call Co
iunbia 9397 from 7-16 pm,
GIRL, colored. gh,w.; splendid references.
Call HO S4IS -12
GIRL. neat colored, wants 8 days work.
TR 5219 -l3
GIRL, colored, experienced and reliable,
neat wants waitress work. D1. 0050; -l2
HOUSEKEEPER. white, live in: S11o mo-;
plain cooking; opportunity for right person
Call WI. 4lS3. liz
GAuNDREss wants Monday, Tuesday;
good on shirts: refs. good. Box l34-E,
Star
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry; Is years
experience; silk slips, dresses, shirts by
hand; fatEork by machine;. VIII put but
tons on shirts, dresses; pick up and de
livery. Satisfaction guaranteed. LII. $500
WOMAN, eoloreds gants days work; ex-
WOMAN, colored, wants laundress or
cleaning work by the day. experienced
g9Ek or morning aork. M DE; 1885, 1886 r.. ;3on
GIRL, ceiored, wants days work Mon
Wed. Sat; apts preferred. AD. -lSl1..'