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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
Many Attend

Among those present were Saliva
dor del Fierro, President of the
community; V. A. Velasco, Forum
Editor and Publisher; Capt. PascuaI
Giron, u. S. Army; Abelardo S.
Cruz. Worshipful Master of the
Burgos Lodge No 10 of the Cabal-
leros De Dimas-Alang, Inc; Rafael
d. Ayson, President of the Sons
and Daughters of Sta. Maria Asso-
citation; Tel l. Baylor. Assistant
Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge. CDA, Inc; Mr. and Mrs.
Marcelino Divina; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelio N. Briones; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexandra Langley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Teofilo Cadiente; Mr.. and Mrs.
Delfin Cordero; Mr.. and Mrs. Flor
entino Saldivar; Mr. and Mrs. Dial
MAGIC Soliven; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Torres. Mr. and Mrs. Amor Guer'
zon; Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Pilien;
Mrs. Pic De Cano and family; Mrs.
Querubin; Miss Dolly Lane.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

known fraternal leaders lett Tor a
short visit to the homeland the next
day. The very successful send-off
party was jointly sponsored by the
Burgos Lodge, No. 10, CDA, Inc.
and The Sons and Daughters of
Sta. Maria Association.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHEp.

TAKOMA PARK-1st f.. 6 rms. and gar;
nondrinkers and no children; S150 per
mo-; vacant Dec. l. Call 81. 1882 after
BEDROOM, living room. dinette, kitchen
and bath. in apt. house; one-year lease.
) IGE RMS, BATH, modern eony, oil
heater. ss ~, SepaIate E e. entrance Dares Beach,
/ ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. suitable for
bachelor: located in Cabin John; $35 mo.
WWoooDRffDGE-Entire End f., 2 lse. rms.
empl;, settled cple.; S72; avail. in 8 wks.
90I I BEDRM.. soN e'LIi Liy. RIM, bath and kit:
adults; only s75; 4th and Rittenhouse sec
aSio sSn sld 5A sT 5T4& MT By sinF
furn.; convenient transportation; S1s5
me-; HG;yi aSulis r9ny ply; .Eh VA. 255s: @ ,,u -
ARLNGToN 1918 No. Madison st.;
basement living room, bedroom, bath. new;
pvt. entrance; all utilities; no Kitchen
single; $40: double, $50 mo- oW. 6343.
ssss s!s: 45 sa6 MONTH ind 1ss sTs
Eye st: NV, ME. ,776s.
RLINGToN-Entire End door. pvt. home.
3 rooms. uneuuipped kit, semipyt bath:
for 3, - $e5 mo. not incl. gas and slec.
ssesEDRoooMs Ms.sPf;T APT. new, unfurnished; in
College Park: adults only; sol 80 in
eluding UTILITIES Bog 2s4-T Star; ;-16
Sat; after / pm, Sun, after weekdays.
Middle-aged couple preferred. DE. $3.50.
IN COLONIAL vILLAGE-Kitchen. di-
adults; s75. Telephone dL. o69i after
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS WANTED.

MUSICIAN, employed nights. desires COM
Portable room shower: will exchange serv-
ices for room and board. Box $685.. Star.
LADY desires single room with Catholic
family in apartment near St. Matthews 5
Cathedral or in Stoneleigh Court. Box
RETfRED ARMY OFFICER desires room
and bath in pvt. home, about November
Er T. Dtst slssf1 HGx ssSs sas
room by permanent Government employe.
FERN PGR len EapI. Govt. WOMAN desires, by
near No. 40 street car or G. w. Univ.
sgsT1TiiED' 81 led 'EMSPLoyED EMShPsLoyED LADY wishes stu.
conservative friends: near Congressional
Library preferred: private bath preferred;
kitchenette optional: will consider, unfur-
aovsRSMENr COVE ssiE EMPLOYED gentleman
lnondrinker. nonsmoker desires comfort
home; NV; phone number end monthly
WANTED FURN. ROOM. shower home
privileges, pny eg NV: Sect by ref. young man
WANTGD Va TR21ei fok ssaii MOTHER and 4-year-old
child furnished room with laundry and
9us w. we soom eaFs 1885, f s
EFF REFfNEp EiSS LADY. Govt. employe, desires
possible. Box 432-S. Star.
ROOM, vic. Wardman Park,
Conn. ave-. large closet; breakfast privi-
leges: refined businesswoman; refs. Box
ROOM Room S5sF' 81 CONN. AVE, between x and
S SITS, suitable for high-grade ladies' alter
GOVT. CLERK desires room
with running water, $50 to S35 mo-; NV.
references exch., Box 3S6-S, Star. 16'
ROOMS WANTED for men students. This
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school. Must be within walking
distance Of 18th and Park I'd. NV. Phone
MR.. MALONEY, HO. 1920, weekdays. 9
until g.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS FUehlsHEp-s.t. and s.w.

325 9TH ST s.E.-Large front room, twin
beds; near Capitol: two gentlemen or EN-
RScMs RSsSs '0pPf Tos HEsnEf efs' lady
lis 10Th ST. SEA nice couple to snare
lovely home with mother and daughter;
1873 50 raLBERT All Es1aff TER 20 sP1 have
ly decorated room for q respectable, quiet
will give day care while the mother WORKS.
1876 ORANGE ST. s.E.-Girl. nice room.
home privileges, good transportation. At,
1850 A ST. s.E.-very large front room,
Sss SSss fsps FT DavIs s. sdps IT, r. iarn
ssusta ss Single Ee0 sio double double, A' Vi. 1858.
SI SIGE .vss room tsts ssi9 BEDS semiDVt: bath
Ga GaRGE sEei FuRN HI Room suit. for couple or
2 girls; light kitchen privileges; maid
service; eony sse1 transI; IsIsd.y Tw. o526. RE
saaple sSs5 Kitchen s Dri7iesss tor N sf
press transp; convenient or ride mt, MORNINGS mir aa
PfsTsfaA fsS BsAsGH HftSs AVE- TEE or single
,s geom, man or couple; new home. W.
is9i iS9i fftsT Z ST. s.E-a small rooms. suitable
tor Ink, $50 q wk. FIR: a42s. a .-,n,,
maid serV.: gentlemen AT Od4S. -16
1913 MD. AVE. S.W.-Single sleeping rm.,
ind floor -16
GENTLEMEN or employed couple; lge
lighthousekeeping; $40 mo. Call FIR.
ssts. ssos ssth ST. s.E.-Double room for /
person in private home: conv. transp.; 81
week VI. 1896 -l6
SEQ N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Large,
. people; near Library of Congress and
Capitol: laundry privileges. Ii 5941. ---16
NEAR FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Master bed
room, closet with storage space, telephone
and shower. In large, modern home; 2
acres Of lawn, quiet home surroundings.
Gentleman Of good habits. HI. 4524. go
Evening star., 1947-11-16
APARTMENrs WANrEp.

ARMY MAJOR, WIFE, 3-month child desire
two-bedroom furnished apt. in Va, near
RETnRNEp eE vETERANs IG5s and other 10.
ployss Of Capital Transit Co.. who have
families. need. private apis. and houses.
to a family, caii MI. esss. Ext, s72. Mon
have private kitchen and bath and rent
VET AND WIFE. both employed, desire j.
ss5 ss5 $ %2s'7 sss=.sa 70 !ss sss s. g. sSs E
4 cow. SCIENTIST desire. bachelor 70 apt.
Ext u m4osrn 9Ss vsefdsss apt BLDG Or 1870
NAVY DR. AND WIFE. need furnished apt.
BY Nov. 80; NV. Bethesda. TE. 2194. 16S
NEED HOME ATMOSPHERE, want 2-bed-
room unfurnished apt; have two small
%seRdays. e. 74oo. Ezt. o 5sss: S wesf ennd snd
ibEph9oM p Bro 1i UNftRs. APT in apt la BIDS.
NV; references Box 1855. Star. 49,
GEORGETOWN STUDENT. veteran. wife
or ' unfurn. n 7. 4. McdRxNg. els e. sSo3. ss64
TEACHER urgently needs small unf. or
furn; apt, near Randle Highlands. call
Ii. s041. 20s
PERMANENTLY assigned Army oficer and
employed wife urgently need 1-bedroom
furnished apt. Va. or NV. pref. EN-. 3735.
GOOD STUDENT. wife and baby. need
small furnished apt. preferably NE. or
adjoining area. Box 294, Cardinal
VET. VII; WIFE. v II GOOD BABIES Gage 2 mos,
furn. fa or unfarn. apt. BOX ss4-s' sssF.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1897 BELMONT RID. NV. Lovely front
room, well furnished, warm, clean, quiet
house; delicious meals, supplied by our
own farm; maid service daily. s46 each
CHEVY aaSnSHiy CHASE, M D. C. AT CONN. AVE.
Attr single rm. in gentle home for girl;
breakf., eve. and Sun meals. OR. 3645.
WESLEY HALL COMPRISES "a fine pvt.
homes in l blk. that have been remode. ed
and modernized for fullest comfort of its
residents; cheerful rms, running water in
every rm., with ample bath facilities: dbl.
rms and rms to share for men and wom-
en-; S47 SO to $50 mo-. rm. and board.
1925 21st st. NV. NO. 5000. 10
32I MD. AVE. N.E.-Will give room and
board with day care to I or chill; also
room for emp. mother: home privils. Ire
BABIES to yrs, full-time or day care
in tsassher's suburban home; ref. req.
f4O1 18th ST. N.W.-Lse front room for
men; dble for girls, modernly furnished,
girl to share room with another girl:
selective menus, switchboard. -22
1906 18th ST. N.W.-Dbl. rm., other
vacancies; good meals. Ho. e39o. -1e
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS FURh.-s.E. 3 s.W. tcsn't.|

ROOMS fUkN.-S.E. y S.W. (Sont.)
Ie1 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.--Double OF
triple room; block ,,,I from Lincoln PARK sS and
1os ST. s.E.-single rooms. SIS and 81
per week: double rooms, $40 and $12;
s6o next TT bath
single. $40 double. Ii. soe7. cenv. to
nsSS sssg Ya5d Yo aPd 81 BslIns fsa ln,sned ROOM
s5s XsTs 81 gh. sVH Evs ny ss
XegE1s s.s sougs esnsideFss VI SS7s wei,
ssI ATLANTIC ST. s,E;-cheerful room
ao s ceae to M cen ssh snd
37O9 ST. s.E.-Nice room, good location.
iis lie 09s1 3sth '; ST. s 81. E.@Large. warm double
Venetian blinds, shower, plenty hot water;
phons shs EH 7Hss EHs@ '" SIS
HTLLcREsT, ao21 Branch ave- s.e.-Large
front room, with twin beds. next to bath,
olenty hot EatsT; e.! bus passes door. Men
9ie3efned 9f7 ioth ST. 81 Sc Sc. Apt e-Larse room
and transp.: suitable to employed couple
or : girls; honey atmosphere; congenial
42 INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.W.. Apt. 4Ol-
Front room facing Capitol, $50 per mo.
13i5 asth ST. s.E.-single room next to
bath. in refined home; suitable for refined
1915 G ST. s.E.-single bedroom in pvt
home; gentleman only. 10 am. to pm.
LGE. NEWLY FURN. RIM. liv. rm., tile
747 10th ST. Sc, Apt. PLEASANT single
sleeping rm:, next to bath; with or with
out limited kitchen privileges. LU. 1886.
COLORED-237 14th ST. S.E.-Large
front room. all conveniences; near bus and
carlines. Call LU 7942. -16
COLORED-241 16th ST S.E.-Room for
man or girl: front room, girls or couple.
COLORED-RM, furn. for couple and
share rm. with student; privileges. VI
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont /.

NSStvsS S~Nsso N~~sss'e
a01O WYOMING AVE. NW.-Elderly cou-
sie sioo OF monss lads' Mo se s4Ssi S' tray Mis
eO1O WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Double room,
twin beds; conven. transp. no. 9462
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, one block
from Dupont Circle-Refned guest home,
well-prepared balanced meals; vacancy for
one or two young ladies. -16
YOUNG MAN to share large front room
with another man: twin beds, next bath.
ITO e st. ne, FIR. 0S95. lie
1904 10th ST. N.W.-Beautiful 3rd-n.-
front, share rm. with another young lady,
semipyt bath; good food; reasonable. -16
CLUB, 1880 Mass. n.w.-Beau-
tiful room for 3 or 4 boys; meals scien-
tiflcally balanced by Mrs. Singer: $50 mo-
1922 seth ST. N.w.-Lovely single room.
excel. food: ex. bus at corner; new house;
DuPoNT CIRCLE. 1875 Mass. ave. nv
Lge. rm. for 2 or 3. or couple; slso share
Tm Tnaa with n, anether nel young man. very good
LARGE double room. lovely home, for, 2:
married nff couple osoz preferred; hone-coDked
14sfS Isia cAiyEkT sT. Nw-lst moor front
Will GIVE ROOM. board and day care
for child over and room for mother, S22
new HAMPSHIRE HopsE-A few va
cancies in this popular guesthouse, special
izing in good food and service. 1712 New
HAMPSHIRE ave NV
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

$500 RED TOP RD., Chillum Manor.
Hyattsville. Md unfurnished rooms
for light kousekeeping. 49,
1923 7th ST. n.w-2 nice,
single rooms, next bath, empty; conven-
lent transportation; price reasonable. Call
GE. 1915
ARLINGTON, 5e3s 10th I'd. n..-Large,
mod. insul brick home; laundry fac, bus
service, CHI 6131 -16
WILL SHARE house with young couple.
no objection to child: bedrm. unfurn.;
coLoREB@ss77 coSosi BSss77 WHRaDER ST. NV
1 large unfurnished room for rent with
cooking privileges. 16s
Evening star., 1947-11-16
eooM WITH BOARD WANTED.

16. desires 2 single rooms or large twin
ped room' private bath; full board ,r or
ton. Box 2S9-S. Star. 49,
BY ELDERLY LADY, health good. Call
sH; scg1sS 24Ss; mil, WOW COX :, s,oo . m6nt, n6
for room and board with middle age or
elderly couple: Brooklard area, reference If
desired, Box 313-S, Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS FURk.-ko,shse.t tcens.,

ROOMS FURk.-NoFtheost tcont.} {.
COLORED-322I 18th ST. N.W.-Iarge
fsent @ room. sgTn,shsS: ssn privilege; ,.. ,o,n,.
with references or 3 Settled ladies' some
coLokEiD1@isiS oTfs PL. N.w.-Nicelx
furnished rooms, first and second floors.
Limited to two adults. each, renting for
SO and $3.50 per week each. Two mid
die rooms. renting for $50 per month
COLORED-ONE employed girl to share a
large room with another girl. twin beds
rm., tel: easy trans. AD 2O6s.
COLORED-NEAT, employed girl to share
conf. front rm, with another girl; some
Evening star., 1947-11-16
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be Included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less a Star box number Is used. when
the general location may be substituted
for the address In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ROOMS EURkusHED-Mp. and VA

furn.. for couple ant
share rm. with student; privileges. vi
Evening star., 1947-11-16

DR. room, new home; bus by door. near
shopping center: employed gentleman; S35
per mo. Gil. $500 before 1890 am. or
Evening star., 1947-11-16

'1eonttnaed % Nezs FassJ
Evening star., 1947-11-16

GAYS ygssSas 17sG y .s, ave sna
daily; special wkly. rates; transients 9sly'
81 81 ootGaI1ErHoRpE-Large, clean, warm
express bus; PVT. home; GE. 5ssg ;g,,s, Is ss
CofoafbS Sstf Ssfh sas s $500 skecR Or h
NW.-Two rooms and kitchen; reasonable
rent: 2 or 9 people Call DE. 17lO' MI.
coLoRED-18ae 14th ST. NV, Apt; 8
Large room for rent: l or men to share;
eeoEoRsD1e2NTIEMAN ef5Elssfi a3 2zGa TO SHARE lgs.
tTHn' tNin BEDS beds: With With privileges. So. s7es or
CoSLoRE6-NEATLY S gSS6 FURN. ROOM, with
PRIVILEGES; 2 refined men or couple; Sc
sSHoonEb ssSsho Is b@5sas sessa n1th s1:-rvWIs9s;s5ss
room, next bath. maid service; S22 80
CSidRRps GsRfensp snly gr RE SAGE nicely fur
GohSkEDss 1tshed F1Sms Ss IA aaS9aRb AZ ST.
Gentlemen or employed couple. AID. 69o7.
coLoRED-1ee0 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
"a "a; employed 1l LADIES aao to share ROOM nave
!s$ -; ;E
coLokED[EM:. SINGLE gentleman; no
coEoKEb@s Sf,Taoasfi Fnsns FuRN iii Rooms and use of
kitchen for two emp, mother and l child
oLORED-KALoRAMA RID. at 18th: love-
ly room for nice girl, in refined home;
privileges. NO. 372S.
COLORED-FRONT ROOM, furnished:
middle-aged couple or ladies; some privi-
leees Phone NO. 5I3S.
COLORED-ONE FURNISHED ROOM for
5snea sSuos s NE%foN EssF Ffsh Pf
gle room. newly furnished; man preferred;
COLORED-3535 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Room for men or couple. ia. S429:
COLORED-445 KENYON ST. NV
Nice front rm., dble. bed, for two employed
persons. with references; no cooking; $40
week. GE. S043. ~
MI. 1852
COLORED-eao LAMONT ST. NV
Room for employed. sober gentleman. All
day SUNDAY, after pm. weekdays.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Gesser Urges
Lobor Unity
Continued from Page 1

worlds greatest and most DEM
bcratic organizations by over
coming all obstacles placed IN
its path, possesses the courage,
the ability and perseverance to
surrnount whatever it may face
IN the months and years which
Ne ahead.
What better way could we find
TO show our unity and conf.
dence in ourselves and our cause
Than to turn out in larger num-
bers than ever this year to march
N the Labor Day parade Cbear-
fng in mind that our great union
has taken another step forward
IN that we draw our pay while
h1arching.) This is the time for
us to show our confidence in
Ourselves and in the union whose
strength cannot be measured ex-
cept in the strength of us all
Uniting ourselves in the common
bond of brotherhood.
. 1t is my sincere hope that ev-
ery member of our union, both
men and women, will take ad.
vantage of Labor Day, which
has been set aside by our Con-
gress as a day to pay tribute to
the men and women of labor, TO
show the public that we are a
united group with a strong and
steadfast belief in our cause and
with an earnest determination to
safeguard and defend our natural
rights whatever the cost might
be.
I would like to extend my per-
sonal invitation to those Locals
outside of Toledo not having a
parade, TO feel welcome, in fact
] urge you to participate in our
parade. We would be honored
10 have you.
In conclusion, would like to
thank the officers and members
of Region 2.B for the fine spirit
of cooperation they have shown
throughout the months since last
Labor Day and to urge them to
persevere in their fine efforts to
make our union into an even
greater organization devoted to
the cause of the workers and
plain people and persistently
working to bring an ever greater
measure of security to all the
people of this nation.
With every good wish for the
success and progress of all of
you and your families, am
Sincerely and
fraternally yours,
=. Richard Gosser, Director
Region 2-B, UAW-CIO
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Drive Planned
By PAC-CIO
CONTINUED from Page 1

COHuHueu from rage
Since the shop officers have the
status of local officials, they too
must comply with the UAW con-
Stitution.
Mr.. Holewinski said that the
union wants a big vote this year
to demonstrate the strength of
of labor for 1948.
Want Political Freedom
Mr.. Holwinski stated that one
of the slogans for this year and
next, in view of the terms OF
the Taft Hartley law will be,
1--WE Want Political Freedom. F"
at is the feeling of Union lead
ers and the PAC that the best
protest that the workers could
make on the limitations placed
upon the unions and workers
political freedom would be a
large vote this fall" he said.
He added, 1--WE believe that
the best way the workers can
express themselves this year
would be to turn out great out
pouring of votes to show the
people of this city that we are
not Indifferent and recognize the
Importance of municipal as well
as state and national elections" +"
Plans for the registration
drive will be announced by the
PAC as soon as they have been
completed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Five 2-B Strikes
Greet New Law
Continued from Page 1


is attributed to the fact that the
company which manufactures
automatic switchboards for tele-
phone companies is from 35 to
so cents an hour out of line for
similar plants in the area.
All efforts of the union to
compromise with the company
have failed and no meetings
have been scheduled to iron out
the dispute. The unions most
recent offer was to submit to an
election under the supervision of
the clergy of Gallon.
Newspaper accounts in the
Gallon daily papers have been
reported as fair and the strike
is receiving the backing of a
large segment of public opinion.
Hope For Settlement
Progress was reported by Mr..
Murphy in the unions negotia-
tions with the American Floor
Surfacing Co. whose employees
have been idled since Aug. 10
following deadlock of contract
negotiations. A meeting was
scheduled for Wednesday after
noon at the Hillcrest Hotel.
No meetings have been sched-
uled for Ransom and Randolph
or the Hall Mfg. Co, Units. The
issues involved in these stop
pages are wages and paid holi-
days in the case of the former
and a large backlog of unsettled
grievances in the latter.
An offer of the union to meet
with the Commercial Metals
Treating Corporation to settle
the issues of wages and paid
holidays was rejected when com.
pany officials left the city for
three days vacation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Realtors Foce
Price-Fixing
Investigation

ASHIN GTON, Aug. 20
(LPA) - The powerful real
estate lobby is under investiga-
tion by grand jury here, which
has called both local realtors
and officials of the National AS
sociation of Real Estate Boards
to give testimony.
While there's plenty of evil
sdence handy to show that the
realtors and landlords pressure
boys have operated to keep
prices of homes out of the reach
of the average family, there is
still no indication of what in
particular the Anti Trust Divi-
sion of the Justice Department
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29

is after in calling the witnesses.
In still another step by the
Antitrust Division, 20 manu-
facturers of replacement brake
Innings and clutch facings were
indicated by a New York federal
grand jury on charges of con-
spiracy to fix prices.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
OUR BIRTHRIGHT
Continued from Page 1

from using the used by industry
to neutralize the workers gains and destroy them po
cally and even Organicaly by legal means.
Labor recognizes the challenge which has been given
and this Labor Day will indicate willingness to fight
to preserve its economic and political rights Today
Dor is awake and fully of all the implications con-
tanned in the TaftHarey law 1t accepts its responsible
ty the representative of the majority of the people of
this country to protect the economic political and civil
rights of the whole people and again dedicates it.
self to the struggle in which has been engaged since
the dawn of time.
Our American brthright is safe in the hands of La
bor 1t could have aber sincere defender ON
Labor Day any other day in the year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29

commercial metals
Formed Steel
Industr'l Heat Treat
Ransom & Randolph
Superior Spinning
Industrial Rubber
18th Street
SOUTH SIDE
DeVilbisS
Gordon Mfg.
Acme Speciality
Martin-Parry
American Brake
Buckeye Paint
Banting
Darling
City Machine g. Too
Plaskon
Watson Mfg.
Toledo Stamping
Butcher g. Hart
Associated Products
NORTH SIDE
Local 90 UOPWA
Local IL Units:
Spicer
American Propeller
Standard Tool g. Die
Toledo Wire Products
Pioneer Mfg.
Victor Screw and
Machine
18th Street
NORTH SIDE
Local IL Units:
National Supply
Burt Foundry
Surface Combustion
Packard
z. w. Bliss
Mather Spring
18th Street
SOUTH SIDE
Local IA UAW Units:
Auxiliary No. %
American Swiss
Toledo Machine
Tool
A. P. Parts
Kent Owens
Mayle
Marleau
Bunting Brass
Rauh
Chevrolet
NORTH SIDE
Toledo Port, Natl. Maritime
Union
Local IL, UAW (City Auto)
Local 16 UAW (Dura)
Local 43 Newspaper Guild
Local IS Packinghouse
Local 62 Rubber
Local 1888 Optical
Local so Brewery
Local 81 Brewery
Local 257 Brewery
Local 81 Food, Tobacco,
Agricultural
Local 179 Food, Tobacco
Agricultural
Local 297 Food, Tobacco
Agricultural
Monroe and 18th Street
Local 346 Oil Workers
Local $40 Gas, Coke and
Chemical
Local 43 Stone and Allied
Workers
Local S36 United Junk
Peddlers
NORTH SIDE
Local 706 IUMMSW
(Doehler)
Local Tie IUMMSW
(Schultz)
Local 185 Photo Mount
Local 1897 Steelworkers
Local 2002 Steelworkers
18th Street
SOUTH SIDE
Motorized Units and
Advertising
NORTH SIDE
Motorized Units and
Advertising
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Labor Day Queen and her court.
The parade will move east on
Monroe to Summit. North on
Summit to Madison and west on
Madison to 18th st. where it will
countermarch and disband.
Picnic at Navarro
Following the parade, the
annual picnic will be held at
Navarro Park. Plans for games
and competitions of all sorts
have been completed for the
picnickers with the Local IL
ball team playing an outstanding
Toledo amateur team in the
highlight of the afternoon.
Amusements, rel reshments
and other entertainment will be
featured for the children with
booths manned by various Local
and Unit members
Parade Lineup
Following is the way the
parade will line up:
Parade starts at 1890 A. NJ
sharp from Monroe and 22nd
Streets.
SOUTH SIDE
Monroe and 22nd Street
CIO THEME
TIUC Executive Board.
Textile Workers Joint Board:
Local 224
225
226
377
502
500
SGT
Amalgamated Clothing Joint
Board
Local Al
loo
315
323
NORTH SIDE
Willys.Overland Unit No. IL
UAW Lakeside Biscuit No. IL
UAW.
21st Street
Indst'l Cord & Cable
SOUTH SIDE
Local 9, Glass Workers
Local IL: Units
Fort Pitt
Hall Mfg.
Herman Fuel
Swartzbaugh
Champion
WeleVer
Ayling-Reichert
Sheets Elevator
Internat'l Harvester
York Foundry
Indst'l Cord g. Cable
Baron Steel
Toledo Casting
Tol. Devlp'g g. Mfg.
NORTH SIDE
Local 48 UAW (Unitcast)
Local IL Units
Auto.Lite
Toledo Steel Tube
Tol. Metal Furniture
Tillotson
Keller Pen
s. M. Jones
Laclede Christy
Bingham Stamping
Peters Stamping
Toledo Scale
Tol. Pipe Threading
Dupont
Toledo Porcelain
Peerless Plastics
Standard Commutator
Abe Wilk
Am. Floor Surfacing
Columbia Burner
Daney Aluminium
SOUTH SIDE
Monroe and Goth Street
Dead End
NORTH SIDE
Toledo Joint Council
RWDSU.CIO:
Local 1853
403
Local IL Units:
American Can
Acklin Stamping
Rathbun Jones
Tol. Pressed Steel
Ensign Foundry
Airway Electric