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Car Thieves Give
Cop Some Advice
OGDEN, Utah.-(AP).-When
Police 1t. D. B. Ballantyne got
back his automobile after it was
stolen, the7car was plastered with
signs reading:
..'Are you making your SON a
criminal? Remove the keys from
your cars"
Ballantyne said the car was
taken from a ball field parking
lot and the thieves apparently
stuck on the signs, distributed by
a civic organization.
Ballantyne said no, he didn't
leave his key in the car. 1t has a
defective ignition which can't be
turned off.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-14

Landscaping, top soil, hedge
trimming, pruning, budding
and grating. Trees transplant
ed (large or smalD. Lot clean
ing. Also lawn maintenance of
monthly rates. Try our man,
who knows his work after 20
years experience. 1921 Olivia
Street, Phone SOL. jly1l-6tX
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open lawn outside the cages.
:. The blackbird perches quiet
lY on the back of the strutting
peacock.
They're pals" says head ami
NAL man Bob McGraw. They
spend a lot of time together
that way"
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Information for the Advertisers
HELP WANTED FEMALE
RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKFACE TYPE

Ambitious, Sell XMAS Cards,
Stationery, Big Profits, Colored
Catalog Free. Beacon Hill
Greetings, IFS Chauncey, A,
Boston, Mass. jul14-1tx
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too kitterish. ii was put off at
Creve Occur. Disappointed but
determined. the feline hitch
hiker bounded aboard the next
but. curled up coYly under a
seat. and continued the trip to
Peoria.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Or RENT

House, newly painted. completely
furnished 4 rooms and bath up
stairs. 6 rooms, partly furn-
ished, with bath downstairs.
Private entrances and porches.
Gas, refrigeration. Will rent
house or separate apartments.
Downtown area. No small chill
dren. GIG Angela St. (off ST.
monton). jly14-1tX
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Martin amplified guitar and am
plifier. Also microphone and
stand, only 500. Plastic seat COW
ers, tailored to fit your car;
Sedans $35. For a limited time
at Presser's Radiator Shop, 105
Whitehead. jul12-2tx
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lot of seagrape timber and
knees. Two pairs blind doors,
size 2 x 10" and g. X TO-. One
three-burner oil stove with
shelf. One writing desk. One
caulking chair on wheels. One
lot of small chains. One large
boat screw. One hand force
pump. One bicycle frame. Two
small boat spars. One wooden
sliding screw, one stairrail,
complete with bannisters. 9th
err items. Will sell separately.
Apply 1402 Olivia Street.
jly14-1tx
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Motors rewound and repaired.
All appliances repaired. G. &
w. Electric Shop, 532 Duval
Street, Phone 807-J. jly12-1mox
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it ever since daily for its intend
Ell purpose.
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Double Hollywood bed, practic-
ally new. Contact Capt. Fad
den, Key West Barracks.
jul14-3tx
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Make good taste your criterion by
placing that treasured portrait
in an "Overton Original frame.
Now on sale, Evans-Pilkington
Studio, SIS Fleming Street.
jly1-tf
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WANTED TO BUY

Home. Preferably with good
size yard. Write Box C-18, Citi-
zen Office. jly10-tf
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1896 Chevrolet coupe, $500 cash.
New tires. Apply 1928 Watson
Street. jly14-ltX
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WANTED

Will buy. three-bedroonl, house,
with large lot, we'll located.
Also will consider going bust
ness with net income of at
least 100000 a year. Write
Bill Robert, Doniphan, Mo.
jul14-5tx
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Beautiful white kittens for adop-
ton. Humane Society. Phone
1050-J. jly12-2t
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Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone l164-M. jly1tf
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FOR SALE

Plumbing supplies, complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints ano
brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,
1882 NV. 62nd Street, Miami.
Fla. Phone 1921. jly1-tf
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1910 Plymouth club coupe. Cheap.
Inquire Southern Diaries, 512
Southland, between 8 am. and
4 pm. after 4 pm. SIT White
head St. jly14-ltI
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Free-Riding Cat
Makes Bus Purr

PEORIA. IH.-tAP). - Cats.
too. apparently want to 90 plac-
es in the summer vacation sea-
son.
A kitten sneaked on bus at
Pekin. but when it became
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-14

New Launderall washing ma
chine. Never used. $275.00.
Apply 133-D Poinciana.
jly11-3tx
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1888 Plymouth, $500. 1000 Eaton
Street, Weech's Book Store.
jlyl4-3tx
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted for occupancy commenc-
ing in September-Modern two
or more bedroom apartment or
house. furnished or unfurnish-
ed, for two years. Excellent
care guaranteed by deposit.
Phone 1897. jly1l-3tX
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POSITION WANTED-FEMALE
MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret street, phone tai.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free estimates. jly1-1mo
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Roll-A-Way Bed, slightly used.
Phone 1060-R. jul12-2tx
1915 two-Wheel Bantam trailer.
Perfect condition, new tires.
National cash register. electric
ally operated. One new Bur-
roughs cash register. Apply
708 White Street. ily12-2tx
12-foot V-bottom sailboat and
cupboard motor. Cheap. Apply
1921 Olivia st. ily9-6tx
Two Fox Terrier puppies. Phone
462-M. jly9-6tx
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
THE FURY OF HATEFUL MEN

THE brutal attack of lawyer representing Congressional
committee upon Joseph A. Padway, attorney for the
AF during the of hearing in Los Angeles, was so
surprising that decided to look into the back
ground of the sugger and of the Congressman who permit
ted him to use brute force another This is what
they found:
The committee lawyer is Irving McCann. Once upon a
time he trial examiner for the NLRB, but not for
long Then he became Especial labor relations counsultant
for the laborhatng law firm of Guy Brookes and later
joined up with Representative Howard Smiths anti Union
committee McCann also lead the fight the OPA his par
cular enemy being rent control He toured the country
making speeches for the landlords and for higher rents
He from Casper, Wyo where he was once brought
up disbament proceedings in connection with work
mans compensation case, though the was dismissed
they usually are.
What about Representative Carroll Kearns, Penn, Re-
publican McCanns boss Yes he voted for the Taftart
ley Slave Bill He has distinguished himself by his bitter
hostility toward Labor During the probe OF the recent
strike, Representative Keans rode around in Slick
new 1947 Cadillac sedan which newspaper reporters said
assigned to him by big movie producer.
During the socaled hearing, which was Gestapo al
fair which would have delighted Hitler according to the
best available reports McCann sneered at W. c. DOher
ty president of the National Association of Letter Carriers
who the witness stand. McCann said:
"Here comes who five years ago was letter
affarsa with barins in his feet than he
has in his head
Just sample of what Labor Unions may expect from
the Gesapo committees which just prOwlng the
country.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11

MUCH is being made by the daily papers and many other
" organizations of the provision of the TaftIIartley Act
which that labor leaders must file affdavs indicating
they COMMUNISTS If the leaders do not fle their
unions lose the right appear before the National Labor
Relations Board.
The TIL provision relating to affdavits about Com
munsm be held constitutional. This provision
represents legislation against particular segment of our
society And if the Supreme Court should hold that is In
accord with constitution, had all better for the
fox-hole. If Taft and Hartley get with
this there is end to the business All badheaded men
could be forced to file sort of affidavit all small
boys could be outawed efthanded could be put in
terrbl position If Congress get with the aff-
davt business there's telling where will wind
But if Congress wants to pursue this course, we would
like to submit really dandy idea. Why not pass law
forcing all editors of daily newspapers to that they
the least bit influenced by the advertisers in their
papers?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
FIVE YEARS AGO

joint picnic sponsored by Locals IL and 13 held last Sat
urday the Eagles Camp the Lincoln Highway Guy Dgmn and
Kenneth Ferrsh co-chairmen.
Arthur Wdbood S sanitary the Trenton Potteries
Company, died at his home after lengthy Illness
D. L. Caman, recording of Local Union A. Sebrng,
resigned the advice his physician John
Limoges China Company will
tara post.
with Local Union No. as confined their homes with Illness
Eighth Vice President Chas Jordan visitor last week in
Red Wing, Mnn. official business.
Ballots the
national president mailed from headquarters this week by
Secretary Treasurer John d. McClivray
families fifth
outing Manufacturing
urday at Frestone park in Columbana.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
RESPECTFULLY

GOOD many in public life would rather be respec-
"A table than right.
They would rather fight to enrich the wealthy than
to help the poor
They would rather shake hands with the rich man who
made his money swinding the Government than with
workingman with grease on his mitts.
They would rather be invited to luncheon at the Yale
Club than attend a workingmans barbecue.
They would rather their picture the front covers
of the slick magazines than know that it engraved in
the hearts Of working people.
This kind of respectable official will like trade
unions He afraid of them because they prod his
science
He fights them because they make hard for him to
respect himself.
In his respectable circles trade unions used to be illegal
They have been respectable.
Trade unonsts don't need this kind of responsibility.
They have the greatest respect of al-sef respect
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
THE INVESTIGATORS

WE can't get excited the Congressional Repub
" who touring the country investigating the
housing shortage and the high cost of living.
They just wanted trip at government expense At
least, that's what it looks like from here
Prices high because controls lifted before the
economy ready for and because of moopostc prac
tices of big business.
They're the who told us that when free
kets allowed to function supply and demand would
bring prices down. That s higher prices would follow but
when production expanded there would be general decline
in the cost of living.
We knew that was humbug Experience after previous
wars taught labor that.
Production is at the highest peak in peacetme history
But the of living hasn't started go down. And under
the present scheme of things won't down until every
last dollar of the workers savings has been scooped in
the initiation.
That's when prices will fall. And that's when manu-
triton will And suffering. Not for the mOnOpOsts
the congressman, but for just ordinary ctzensworkers
The is true of housing. These statesmen blocked
every attempt for adequate housing program AS result
living under crowded. unhealthy and cramped
conditions
No wonder they're bitter They thank the ruthless
real estate lobby and it's friends Congress- these n
vestigators," for this situation
The doing the investigating the who in
vited the disaster They're not going mpcate themselves
That's for sure
We wonder whom they'll blame.
Well, there's always organized labor you know
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
FARMERS DON'T LIKE US

THE latest Gallup Poll shows that 64% of the people favor
trade unons 25 disapprove of them and II unde
cided.
These figures which reveal the unions have gained 49
in popularity since the beginning of the last not
interesting another set used by DR.. George Gallup
Only 1870 of the farmers poled Dr. Gallup said favor
unions, Whereas professional and business men,
whte-collar and manual workers, the figure is 70%'
Another way of saying the same thin is:
Unions approved by 70% of the men and women
who familiar with their operations and have OppOr
tunty of meeting and knowing union leaders and members
Unions approved by only 49% of the farmers whose
knowledge of the labor movement unfortunately gained
largely by reading the newspapers and listening to radio
commentators.
Perhaps this explains why so much State antiabor
legislation supported by soons from rural areas
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
EXPOSE OF FAScISM
SCARES CONGRESSMEN

This story begins the time that
Incidentally did you report? pretty good
5 1 , % may s still be @ fea %
feel that they have valuable time and into
of Congressman found easy why h
should put up the money for report on how the %S
why they put up money report
On an is n and ns noW o @ the report on
to convince Congress that ought to be able recognize
fascism well as Communism.
this short and skinny The report asc
got report back they finally
it. Congress said
So the fight started The people like Rep Wright
kind often the
the right side of like this tired
Of the fight Congress voted to put out the report and put
did with the other each got only small handful
big supply only place You
he not have them much longer.
about putting the Take the
economic program of fascism
ing s THE says a p eS THAT s ass sad out %
strikes They knocked the They favored sales instead
what the ha % ws Resp
down competition
like yelling Iy that's you're talking about"
report that showed up the things he for %
plain simple program of economic fascm And this only smA
The report points that getting control the fassts
didn't always make good this But where they changed
either the part help
report They still don't look good standing
yourself eHd qusf %s for %s s n
sDpy them the e @ he e% with h @ talk 9th to about e ba
going use the reports to
instead either them '"'0'e democracy
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
PRESIDENT GREEN'S CHALLENGE

THE challenge issued by AF President William Green to
the Republican national party has most of the big east
antiLabor politicians stopped in their tracks 1t also
has Ohios multi-millonaire senator r. A. Taft in low
gear For neither the bosses of the COP Taft himself
anxious to take shelacking if they can help it,
Green dares the COP to nominate Taft for President.
Taft is all for that of but not unless he thinks he
break the ranks of Organized Labor He realizes that
candidate win if he has the united opposition of Union
and women That demonstrated in the Roosevelt
campaigns.
Either Taft Hartley-t makes no difference would
crystalline the vote of Union people, of all working people,
for that matter. Neither would get handful of worker
ballots. Neither could be elected.
If the bgwgs of the COP think otherwise, let them
nominate Taft; That is Green's challenge. Labor hopes it
will be accepted.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
CANADA CO-OPS PROVE
IT CAN BE DONE HERE

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sensible alternative toatarians
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the price accordingly This happened
used
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giving attention before the AFI
CO 97 conventions might do than ask such Mac
their address
There union members with the knowledge gained by
The AF might ask Macntyre, former UMWA District 26
Clarence Giis, and
Federation of
South! John Delaney working of Glace where
OUT five
where the dollar bitter
washed
eggs butter, and other needs.
MacIsaac a Steel
head of the Sydney Coop Society operating three
of local seeworkers farm
obsteen and fishermen and doing business Of $5OO000
week, will have examples of how Scotia
formula replacing friendship very practical cooperation
Of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
AMERICAN PROSPERITY SUSTAINED BY PURCHASE
OF UNION LABEL GOODS

AMERICAN PROSPERITY SUSTAINED BY PURCHASE
OF UNION LABEL GOODS
MANY remedies have been formulated for the purpose of
sustaining American prosperity. No proposal has
merit than the plan to maintain purchasing power at
time level that consumer, absorb the peak
point output of production industries This
full employment at high for American workers who
expand greater amount than any other group for
goods.
In fact organized labor expands major portion of all
purchasing power 1t is therefore apparent that is
sary to maintain wartime economy for union workers
purchase goods in order to sustain the of buying
that has created record alltme prosperity in
America.
The best method devised to consumers that
products unonade is the Union Label It is likewise
true that the best way to determine services
performed is the Union Shop Card or Union Button
1t easily be deducted from these facts that the only
to obs wages working conditions and American
standards is to demand the Union Label Shop Card and
Button at all times.
In what other way consumers determine whether
goods made by skilled workers with hghwages purchas
power than to the Union Label displayed each
article and also services designated by Union Shop Card
or Union Button.
Thus buying union-made goods and using union serv-
ices fouates the most practical system to sustain Amer
prosperity 1t cannot be slogan however because
must actually purchase union products and pat
ronze union services before definite results obtained
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
MAKE LESS THAN $1,000?
JUST TRY AND SAVE

probably surprise
but David Lawrences u News carried interesting
statistics last week personal savings
findings of the survey:
There n n savings. 1916
was lower than 1915 and 1947 still lower
According News, $50 of all families than
1896 this accounted for
ngs,a as with 249o 1915
The mddencome groupU News calls that those making
$4,000 and changed much In 945 this
had 36% of savings. In 1916, had 35%
The hgherncome gropU News calls this class all making
"The effect of high prices rising
goods thus hitting hardest
these levels, people
many having dip
meet"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
LABOR RELATIONS PARADE IN CAPITAL

A GIANT Labor Relations Day parade including all sec
"A tions of organized Labor in Columbus and surrounding
cities has been scheduled in the state capital for
October g. Central Ohio Labor organizations and manufac
plan to floats which will pass in parade before
reviewing stand the capitol grounds Governor Herbert
has invited along with Mayor Rhodes of Columbus and
Labor leaders.
The last such parade held two years ago drawing
estimated 1900 paradng workers. That parade required
two hours to pass the reviewing stand
Purpose of the parade to emphasize the Importance
of registration.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
WHAT KEEPS PRICES RISING?

WHEN production reaches its peak and when warehouses
w ammed with goods and merchants become alarmed
their Inventories it is basic that prices should start
slide In free economy that will happen every time That
free enterprise But that isn't happening in this country
in the year 1947, and great many people, including the
Justice department have begun to wonder why.
When prices remain high, go higher in the face
of declining market and supply of goods something
is wrong The economic balance isn't working Monopoly
and conspiracy the prcefxng suspected and with
good reason.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
From The Herdld Files
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

farewell held for Mr. Brian who
recently resigned OF the Universal Sanitary Man
ufactung Company New Castle Pa employees of the plant
sented him with gold watch =
George Ofernger, ggeman the Jackson China Company
Falls Creek P has accepted dish gger job at the shenango
Pottery New Castle Pa.
of the per reductions of 1921 de-
cnd by the the general conference
Cleveland last week.
William Bert Powers Richmond
Calf, have accepted jobs at Mllbrae, Calf.
them at the Ohio State Federation Labor
be held at Canton in October.
Witt Thompson pottery, accompanied
by Mrs Wilt sailed from York Monday in
Gilmore who have been working in Mt
Clemens have accepted jobs at Huntingdon w. Va
Chester Cobb Caron potter has accepted job Mt Clemens
Clay hands at the Albright China Company plant at Sco idle
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Frederick DAWSON of Frederick Dawson of Erwin Tenn
formerly the
the State Y. M. c. A. Camp at Rock Island, Tenn.
The Knowles Taylor Knowles plants and properties will be Of
Canton Ohio Thirteen different
in the sale.
Daniel of Bedford o. spending
days with friends the Camp Ground Weve Mr. Grafton
Joe Kennedy and Bill Morgan ggermen at the Bailey Walker
pottery: Bedford visiting friends and relatives East Liverpool
Bob the Dhmakes Local No. 49, underwent
Liverpool City Hospital for the removal
George Hopwood generalware prser Wheel
W. Va has entered Grandvew Sanatorum Moundve W.
Va, for treatment
Andrew McGowan eight-year Presdept
MCGOWAN Gin
Hospital for the removal of his tonsls.
Grafton, Grafton recording the
Jggermens u suffered her left
leg last week in a fall at her home Edgewood Ave.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
SAY THAT AGAIN!

IN answer to proposed congressional probe into high
prices Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho told the Senate 1--WE
all why prices high have high prices because
the distinguished senior senator from Ohio (r Taft
and the distinguished junior Senator from Nebraska (Mr
Whey) tried out do each other in seeing who could scut
tie most of the 0. P A. the quicker.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11

undsputable
the bargaining table be emascued ballot
the workers fail to active interest
record the to reaction Harley Kgore Demo-
West Virginia.
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greedy consprao who combined gigantic soues
abbe lead by Council of Churches Christ
i'm
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
VETS WOULD HAVE
TO BE GENERALS!

The Federal Housing Commission has
housing for vets and their families"
Meadowbrook be
danapos, Ind
The projects apartments
will $S month The figures the
veteran pay from $40 to $50 rent)
labor wait until election
candidates the basis of isolated
fight liberal
candidates liberal year-round job enlist
of political liberalism for Senator james
Murray Dem, Montanal