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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENT-Will share 3 rooms and
bath with another young woman: $50.
NOD: NO OF OLD S!RsLDG RLDG. IN GEoRGKrowS-s
bedrooms. living room dining room,
Srnia Schen bath aTcoons TcG goo unit wood
mediate possession. BOSS & PHELPS, NC.
l4I1 x $; NV, Ma $500 -, 81
Apt A. vi 5s46 81
BROOM kit, and bath apt, to share
81 lie M,RiErT4 re ra0f pL. l'G S.wmGiri $3.50. to
share 6-rm. house with s other girls. $40
ant room: next bath, for professional
woman, 90 to 90. in 4-room apt With
phone, linen sunday ali day to 9ppm'
TAKoMA PARK, near ssnttarium-s in
couple P o. Box 1920, TAX PIX. D. c, %
" ROOMS. kitchen and private bath en-
tire 3rd floor; conv. NV location: 500
COupIE with lse.. modern home, silver
Spring, desires to share with one couple
in 2os with / child accepted ss5 monthly.
SE shS or girls ssto to fhsre hss. p1on. 50omy
saal i' "fS; eyes.i a or G Box 1sa.M 6a Star.
50, iith PL; N.E.-e-rm housekeepin,s
apt. in PVT. home, for quiet; dsNo dsSoempl.
aoRooM FuRNIsHED APT. With bath; SIS
RooM RcsS i1a FUR2 s APT. r. s5d ~ SSIS mel utn
Il Iaei 7 vEkMoNr Vi aT, AVE. N.w.-comoleteIy
furn. apt. tor z or d cS $50 .nml ma; maid serV-
G1h GHfL es othsF sf G :hsEs ssne mo aSoa conn
SYs viciNIGY h2 'i2i n ass6 ASp Rsobr ISLAND
n.w.-Two private, liv. -hedrm. share din.
kit; reception hall and bath, SEQ per mo, ?,
eaGn,. each pers9n enx sgisa9le sor for men OF
Sw s46 me cs EsfoTs RF csss IL
Tw0 Fl g. Rooms 5SS hoz nrvats 49S oath adults only
boWSToWN1smail bt57aiSsi Np @ f housekespng units;
assSJIsS1e noa II 81 NV rms, kit and seniipyt
bath, furnished; $50 mo, Apply 20"
les / s. Kenyon 4 ;SSyoN ST. N.w.-IarEe apt, viii
accommodate : employed ADULTS; sooS Sloo 10 To
slTdSs al RWs WHITES snd ca IA bsth st Capitol
ls'fiR3 as BRYANT NW-Basement apt. rms.
va WaNTEbEaentiIe FED; Ger % siri to shar. modern
hPs iine Ts4n SO an0a@y' mos Nj 4ssi after pm
s. t. fisseq arn pvt .ss ss4 s..BSs 3s.
hood, 10 min. downtown; empl. coupls
oniy; 500. FIR. s92s. 423 6th St Sc
UNION STATION VICINITY, so7 f St. ne,
.a-room apt: . couples who will fire fire
Ice: ,s'' no objection to child; S47.5o mo.
GHR GiRL $50 70 SHARE 5-room apt. with =
Others. S35. 2440 18th st" Apt. ga.
Call HO 4S43.
DOWNTOWN. 18th and NJ rv.-Small |,
rm apt for ] share bath $50. Elk 3334A
THE wilson HOUSE. Il s22 sth ST. ny
Excellent two-room apt, suitable tor iour
ladies' $40 each; no drinkins' references
CoLoRED-. GIRLS to share apt; with
one other girl $40 wk. 21o3 Eve st. re-
Apt. 9. - -
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANE PUPPIES, litter of out
lines with several international cham
pions in last 4 generations. These dogs
will make excellent pets and protectors
of children The mother has. most
remarkable even disposition and instinc. ,s
tive protectivenesS toward children. Inc
immediate BACKGROUND OF these pups con
tains such dogs as international cham
pon Ser gnns4 Rhon
Lionne v Lohelant, Cards V; Eppelein, irr
strung Norris, zepa Won Loheland' ~ norn ,n1
Yeast Foam nso nSra Of e
eGm eanho Of Bras ara Tsrn Gberts Ne
,nS 300 ps's and nna s" Seen By calling sH
SGAnEsE S2as 81 TKirTESs, ITEMS; housseroken, beay,
soxER i'tS FGPF1fs FtfIs H!a 9 months IT. ID
Fa EssistsEssa: sssa d0eked and cropped IS Gan
ELPAW EN:Sd5s d4aons invites and rsr
9s Hson deF yfHi sSs sHasE sssrRsFy saRE
end5,a II Dspol Ds pukf re- s. s4o s4t miles out adj
SREAr D6hsi paSE PuPE5 mo old. cropped
Axe bs 0r9e fp9T ema Also 0SSe oSer
EIPAW Kennels, Rec Duke St ex-
sRssf Alexfnars saY N ipppHs
sri Valley ave. Sc, of Wheeler rd VI
DAcHsHuND PUPPIES. male, black, pedi-
greed, S75, 500. For appt., SH. 81 a.
03n1 Ganrrio ave-. Silver Sprtn0. ~
ENGLISH SETTER, male; trained to hunt:
DOGS AND CARS boarded, week ends or
longer: air-cond:tioned kennels. pickup
service: veterinary supervision. ;BIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS 4215 Conn ave WO 0.24
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boarding bath
ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies.
champion cookers at stud TO. 51a9
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, fawn and brin-
ole r. D. LINDSAY, ColesVille. Mo.
Silver Spring 039S.
kRiSs KROsS KENNELs-Real country
boarding on 40 acres; heated indiViduai
pens and outside runs: cookers at stuo'
10 oD Axe &c REGIsTERED GREAT DANE pups:
male and female; male, SIS; female Saoo n
COCKER sPANIELs, reg. litter; heavy
feathered trycobbs: wks.. black oeau-
ties S25 and S35. Also older one: AkG
studs. 1858 Lacey ave. Sc. HI; 36.S -
SIAMESE KITTENS, blue and seal point
pedisreed, papers furnished, S35. cH. s322
GOOD HOME wanted for beautiful black
and white male cat, altered. mos. old.
Phone WI. 1895. -'tO
BEAGLE, male, mos. ready TO rum To-
OK. 11S1. -
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD scrap lumber some good:
SD cord. you haul: also fireplace, wood,
AnthTaeite goal a
ne. AT 1919: ewes. FIR. 5O6O.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CAIL1
LUMBER CO.. GIL. SSSS. 81
WOOD-Choice seasoned oak and hickory,
any length; prompt delivery. Temple
OAK OAK Wo0DEDealers, attention. Grade
A. 81 per cord, you haul. COOPER
SUPPLY CO., s13 18th st. NV. AT. 5919.
SEASONED OAK WOOD. S1s cord, deliv-
cred anywhere. ROBERT S. BEAVERS,
Tower 6462 -21
WOOD, seasoned oak, fireplace and stove
lengths. $21 a cord ALASKA COAL CO.,
Ma 5SS5 or CHI. ZOO. -
CoRDWOOD, all oak, delivered. Call any
time North 1896. 21'
FIREPLACE LOGS, OAK, seasoned: cord or
half cord; immediate delivery. RE. 1881.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

125 QUINCY PL. N.E.----Lge. rm., nicely
furn.; clean, comfortable; exc transp.
suitable for > MI 6a7o -2S
PLAIN ROOM AND KITCHENETTE for
nondrinkins, working couple. Phone vi
1892
ROOM for refined. sober man only. Gail
after 4 pm, AT. 04s3, Northeast section
13e ST. Me- rooms, dble. Ink.
and / sele. sleeping rm.; conv transp. and
shopping. LU. 6l33.
WOODRIDGE-Twin- rm., next to
bath; y biz; to bus; some home privileges
I4e TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-,comf,, large
double rm, conv. transportation FIR.
3Is eth ST. N.E.-Double room. next to
bath: for refined couple or two. girls:
convenient. transportation. Call after 3.
eth ST: N.E-Nice rooms
in the neighborhood of yonr choice; for
couples and single persons. FIR. SS6s1
CoLoREDwoNE SINGLE and one double
rm. for single, men. Call after 10 ar am
cohoREbC5eo5 eeGa5Ri d aG3 BLAINE st. n.e-Front
coLokEpE:ais ~ sls ~ ,$th IS s. M SE-R92m
coLoRED = 500 BLAINE =; n.e-At-
tractive room for single girl: home priv
leaes. LU. OF 43. -
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

I84I A ST. S.E.-Lge. bedrm. for or .;
southern exposure; also sgle. rm. Ii. 3b46
RMS. for light housekeeping; sober mar
ried cple with no children. or , nice girls:
excel shopping and transp. Ii. 6277. -
CAPITOL LOCATION-Double room, twin
beds, nicely furn. newly dec. next ia
bath. conv. to downtown, Navy Yard: rent
reas Cali after pm. TR. 9ool., -
FRONT ROOM. facing Capitol; $50
month RE- Gls9 -?7
If;i KENTUCKY AVE SCI blk from
Lincoln Park: newly decorated single room
adjoining bath. Ii. 64S2. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WHEEL CHAIR, folding, metal and wood
with rubber tires. good as new. CHI. 40S2.
3l4 BY 44 SPEED GRAPHIC with i35
NM. f4.7 lens. Graphax shutter. Graphax
ash gun. film pack adapter, tripod, 6
4 cut film holders; $2S5. HO. S274.
Call after pm -27
DARK RED SOFA. good condition: reason
able. Phone Wcadley S461 -21
AT A SACRIFICE. new silverplated teapot
and tray, never used: SIS. Call RE. S495
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire; exca-
waiting; Grading. road building. land clear
ing. FA. l.6l-J. 81
FOR RENT-Caterpillar. motor graders,
Diesel bulldozers. all sizes; Disel cranes,
shovel. backhoe, drag line, trenchers, all
types everything for the contractor Call
Gil o2l. or GIL 0q93
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2OlO WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Room and
s9aFd e9a no5ib sbsle m FooTi syouns man or LADY
exclusive for the ased; every comfort for
Iona life. 1928 18th st. NV. RE, b1n4
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few va
csncies in this popular Euesthouse, special
i BLOCK SENATE and CONGRESSIONAL LIZ
brary; comfort. rms and good iood lIv.
rm. privils.; doubles and triples. TR. a37o.
DUPONT ,tIRCLE-Lovely room that will
accommodate either men or women: food
IS e excGllent TI9 o San or visit 2ol3 Mass. ave.
iiOi 18th N.w-Lse. dble. end-foor
front; girl to share dole. with another; ex-
1853, GALLATIN ST. N.w.-Young lady
70 share arse triple room with another
lady. meals and Sunday dinner: laundry
ma home PRIVILEGES; eood transp-: unlim;
1898 NJ ST. N.W-vacancy in tripe. with
private bath; also large room for stu
dents; maid serv.. switchboard excellent
food; IA block off Conn. ave. Call RE.
OLD FoLKS-Liye in at Sunset Club ex-
S1stvfIy 1ns ~ for Sc sS ,Sfd every eq%oFt dGr
HOME COOKED MEALS in pleasant sur
roundlngS; y dble rms; cony. transp.. 10
cS0nS vsss f and sHaaFy MIS- NoE R15
1911 EUcLID ST. N.w.--southern cook.
ing: available Monday; men or women.
ssas \. HAMPTON ST. NV nicely
fu-n. rooms for gentlemen: pvt home;
breakfast provided Phone EN- 1871 Is
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1911 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Double room,
nicey tura haa ns1t eT 615h ba5h with shower
aiei aoth ST. N;W;-Large room, twin
BEDS, porch attached, extra bath, con-
venient transp EN-. 1853. call mornings.
1917 BMTMORE ST. N.W.-Nice, large
furn bedrm.; > girls or married couple
CO. 9s6s after 8 O'Clock and all day sun Sun
asIs asth ST NV. Il blk, west of Conn
tIsman only: AD J., 4l2a ,.tor 49,,
pvt: bath: for gentleman; private septile
eGRvY cPmsi Gil CHASE; SCI D. c.-wen- -turn., comtt
SIo 81 -ept Wk. e EN-. 80 s6a5. ' ~
LGE. RM., newly decorated, for young
gIris, cony. location, excel trans, tele-
5 300 conn. AVE, Apt. 4a2-Large, sunny
conf rm,, twin beds, for : empl ladles;
NiCELY ne SaSn FTRNtsHED ns iS' room for married
s9s2' Ses wasf ff'fe Reed PFz Hospital dE f9a
NEAR 18th AND DECATUR-Large single
room. semipvt. bath; gentleman: $40 mo,
$40 wk. pvt. GENTLE home. GE. 1881.
II GALLATIN ST. N.w.-Large attractive
room, for / gentleman. in private home;
semipvt. shower, bath; S35. GE 1878.
VICINITY OF WALTER REED. esas 9Th
st. n.w.-Double room, pvt. bath; no other
conoREDfsns ceSnsFi s.nfSes sf 2G NwNieey furn
rm'. for quiet. empi. married cple.. or
:, men references Ho 1850. -2T
COLORED-2425 ONTARIO RD. NV,
Apt. Nicely furn. rms. for empl. couple
Call before / am or after pm, co.
COLORED-Ia5e COLUMBIA RD. NV
Room for rent for man; home PRIVILEGES
CoLoRED-a7ls 18th ST. N.W.-Double
or single rooms; prefer men. DU. 1925.
CoLoRED-737 FAIRMoNT ST. Nv
COLORED-NICELY FURN: RM.'. girls,
close to transp,; home prvils.; IS each.
CoLoRED-33os GA. AVE NV One
large furn. rm for employed YOUNG
women; laund. privils and use of phone;
s6 each week RA csG,s,p 62sa .ou. - -,
csoLokED esef III @aRaooM FOR REFINED, en-
ployed man; with some privils.; SIS week;
or employed girl Call for appt., AD.
COLoRED-lsoi 1st ST. N.w.-Large
front rm. nicely furn.. for employed mar
ried couple or > girls; $40 per week
COLORED-oOI5 10Th ST.-Furn., room
for employed couple; no cooking call after
ecoLoREbGLxRGE 3 @ Dosx FRONT RooM-For
gentlemen only: conv. transp.; $50 per
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ROOMS WANTED.

CONGENIAL, elderly gentleman wishes
pleasant room, furnished or unfurnished.
on first noor, with private bath or lava"
tory; location. Northwest. preferably Con-
necticut ave vicinity. must be near trans
portation. Write particulars and phons
number to Box 117-R, Star.
COUPLE, colcred, with one child, years
old, wishes room with privileges. Call
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POULTRY ond EGGS
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9 K st. NV. NE
OOS9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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PAIOMINO FILLY COLT and golden
buckskn filly. p. BOSWELL, Thorpland
Farm. Marlboro 367S. -27
!. WELL-MANNERED saddle horses, with
saddles and brides; priced reasonably
Pony basket cart and harness, Ss5. Phone
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

3 LGE. HEATED ROOMS; newly dec: no
children: reasonable. Call HAYDEN. Ash
ton 1881 after 5 pm. -2s
ROOMS FURk. OR UkFURN.
COLORED-1233 K ST. s.E.-Double and
single rooms, come and rent, call and lfst.
AT. e2o9. -sA
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and =
yaar-old son, mother employed, MA, 1854,
Room 305
COUPLE. substantial, desires room with
board: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. GOOD tood
and attractive twin bees with pvt bath
requisite. DI. 351O. EXt. 5lI. 80
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ROOMS FURN-Northwest. tcon..)

4ee4 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant, nicely furn.
south room for gentleman; wellapopinted
FS5P 5snisE,Ds asEA 18th 's'5 st BEDS,
privils; sgle rm. also avail. gentlemen or
HOTEL 1870 R; !. AVE; N.w.-Bsmt rm,,
Is Isss oUE ST ST. SW.IDbie. Nv newly papered
lnner;;spg. mattress, lge. closet, next bath
DGPoST faa sSsTec CIRCLE. u ssSt sal5 st n.vLse
nicely turn. Ink, rm., bsmt.; piano. refsr..
ial i5aS fiRslfTsn IRviNG ST. T4a xw-Rm for @ two.
twin. beds, shower. excel, transp-; enter
tanning priviis.; reasonable. AID. ada7,
1897 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Largs double
newly deeoratsd. DE. as5#' 50
pvt. bath. pvt home; windows. 2 closets.
maid service; l blk. to Conn. ave; per
i?n ,s1, 0nS kASEss EM; s,S. AZ: xw-1se. sunny
front rm., twin, beds: nicely furn.: express
Iransp,: PIT. home; laun. pri"ils. Eyes,
40: RANDoLPH-All new. very attrac..
front and rear rms. twin beds, next baths;
S1tinsd peopIe After ri, i eE SIS m;9 ,i
side ,staterm, avail; now to man Of high
standards: Sl1 week nice location; phone
ith ST. And CoLuMBIA RD. Nw.-Furn.
housekeeping room $50. 1858 Colum-
ets soai ri PIERCE fR MILL I'D. Nw.-Lge. dble.
I'm: tacins Rock Greek Park; transpSr5a-
bowSToWN 30" 4! Own near statler. 11o4 vernon,
50 Zach Weekly S % ME W 5l6@' s'S W. 'a "S''''
1891 oAK-Very large front room. nicely
iurn So. expo. pleasant outlook: for gen.
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 500 ~ Isth st. NV, Ma.
93l6-CompleSe hotel service. with cafe
Hasr IL vsef Wtfk vb d9n0s nrvaa Th ba5 Tpnng ss
large rooms, suitable for 3 or more. So
PHE FL Wi WiIsoS sps 9R House, 1862: 18th st NV
single, S45; no drinking. refs MI. a296.
smploSed couple; grill DrivII. u? 50.
DOUBLE ROOM. all modern, many extras:
block car and brslines; near Dupont
ffss fhfsr $40 norb1E %H ISL RooM oa St or nv" WORKING
couple or TWO men, ideal location. 34l5
! tss taS i ST1AHYlGIoR ST. NV. - Front doubl,
1901 i;i 18th ST, Apt. so1-Beautifully
hotel service; gentleman only, $50, NO
CHEVY CHASE, 3.?3 Morrison st. NV
Large. delightful room. 3 windows, tele-
phone privils.; gentleman only. Wo
ioso 18th ST. N.w.-Rooms for youns
ladies', ideal downtown location, across
from Statler Hotel. -
GARFIELD .sT.-Master bedrm,, semipvt
bath, in auiet home; unusual opport fol
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Connecting doubl,
rooms. PVT. bath S.,29.50 each. Is
I CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-1 lge. and l small
/ sleeping rm., gentlemen: vicinity Conn
ave and Nebraska ave; in pvt home OF
adults OR 1888. -
OLD FOLKS-Lve in at Sunset Club
/ exclusive for the ased: every comfort fol
long life 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 2lo4
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ROOMS FURhIsHEo-Nothwest.

1911 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Double room,
nicely furn.. next bath with shower;
$3.50 week GE. 9132. ~
1924 3Oth ST. N.W.-Laree room, twin
BEDS. porch attached, extra bath. con-
venient transp EN-. 1853. call mornings.
The union times., 1947-05-31
The Reader Has the Floor

The Editor, The Union Times, and Messrs. Hawkins, Rothchild, Owens and Wynne:
 Dear Sirs,
 Your issue, MT. Editor, of May 24th contains practical appeal for more political activity on the part of trade uniOnists. The writers of this appeal are doing a service to democracy as well as to the cause of trade-uniOnism.
 The request of these union mem bers is for work in the organiza. ton of the Democratic Party. Would they welcome the assistance of women? Would they be willing to give women workers equal place in Party councils and on candidate lists?
 The Republican Party of Con- necticut is far more discerning in its attitude toward women than the Democratic Party. While the mum. Der of women in our General As. sembly is pitifully small, thirty. three, with the exception of three women, ALL are Republicans, in- cluding the one woman senator. This is not good politics on the part of the Democrats.
 After looking at the front page of The Union Times for several years, l conclude the union mans idea of womanhood is a bathing. beauty. It reminds me of the story
The union times., 1947-05-31

of Arctic explorers who died of starvation, although they had a large cache of sugar. They, refused to eat it because in their ignorance they supposed sugar was merely for sweetening food. They did not know that sugar is a great source of energy.
 Mrs. FLORENCE L. C. MITCHELL Chairman, Connecticut Committee for the Equal Rights Amendment
 (We agree iUith Mrs. KitcEeIt
 thGt sUOnlen are s,Ueet and are
 q great source Of energy.-
 EditOr.)
The union times., 1947-05-31
Sherman Named By Conn. Mental Hygiene Society

Nathan Sherman, editor of THE UNION TIMES, was elected to the board of directors of the Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene, at the Society's 39th annual meeting, held Thursday in Strathcona Hall. pr. Helen Gilmore and Mrs. Alden Smith, of New Haven, are the other new members of the board.
 Officers were elected as follows: President, Dr. George R. H. Nich- olson, Hartford; Vice-Presidents, Dr. Paul P. Swett, Bloomfield, and Mrs. Anthony V. Lynch, Jr., Green wich; Treasurer, H. Wick Cham bers, New Haven; and Recording Secretary, John H. Jackson, New Haven.
 The chief speaker at the annual meeting was Dr. Mary F.oLangmulr, Professor of Child Study, Vassar College.
 Miss Frances HartshOrne, execu. tive secretary of the Society, spoke on the increase of psychiatric serv. ice in Connecticut, through the opening of clinics in hospitals in Stamford, Waterbury, and Hart ford, and the importance of con. tinued community support of the Child Guidance Clinics throughout the state.
The union times., 1947-05-31
LITTLE LUTHER

Mother have her housekeeping 30 we'll start living canned beans and stale bad said Little Luther
 Red propaganda" of these prOpagandsts.'
 Probably has, Little Luther admitted she the butcher couldn't And that gossipy has spreading scandal staples hear the department spreading higher prices."
 "Any of that talk" MT. Dilworh raise welt your higher than the price of hogs"
 Speaking said Little "dd only fighting demanding raises but also asking for decrease income taxes "Let change subject affOrd "She she'll stop Luther "Ihats OurageOus" said DilWOrh "DOen striking? And doesn't she know the of talk will a depression?'
 Bcause people haven't enough it a depression?" Little Luther asked
 "No oud," Mr. DilwOrth explained.
 OK we'll whisper said Little youv awful shock hear the million make they all whisper together"
The union times., 1947-05-31
Smelly Strategy
 On Rent Control In Washington
(Continued from Page One)

(Continued from Page One) it is being ''reconciled'' in a joint conference committee with the House-approved bill.
 Sen. John Sparhnan (D., Ala. :, one of the chief advocates of effective rent control, charged that the whole system was endangered by Taft's shift in schedule.
 Tobey fought hard in his commit tee to defeat the forces, led by Repub- lican Sen. Albert w. Hawkes. (N. J), John Bricker (O.), Joseph V. Mo Carthy (Wis) and Harry Cain (Wash), in favor of a general rent increase. He managed to get majority agreement on compromise measure extending controls under the housing expediter.
 But Tobey's committee fight now. seems likely to have been futile one. Republican conservatives will try to get blanket rent increase provision back in the bill on the Senate floor, and the prospects of getting the House quickly to accept any bill without a blanket increase are considered dim.
 A final irony is that Tobey himself is one of the most vigorous opponents of the Bulwinkle-Reed bill. Early this session he served notice, in fu1l-dress speech, that he would oppose exemp- tion of railroads from antitrust laws. As Republican po1icy-makers have now arranged the schedule, every day he and other opponents take for de- bate against the Bulwink1e-Reed meas ure will be day lost i'll the fight for rent control.
The union times., 1947-05-31
FREE CONCERTS BY ATM

New York (LPA)- The American Federation of Musicians Local 8O2 last week presented the first of an ex- tensive series of free concerts in vet erans' hospitals, public schools, old age homes, and orphan asy1ums in the New York area. Altogether, $1O1 1000 is being devoted by the union from its record and transcription fund to these services for men, women and children who might otherwise never hear first class Give" music.
The union times., 1947-05-31
New AFL Member In White House

Washington (LPA)-The AFL got real foothold in the White House last week when Margaret Truman the Presidents daughter, became a member of the American Guild of Mu- sical Artists-AFL.
 Miss Truman's concert tour, de ferred because of the illness of her grandmother, will include Pittsburgh Cleveland, Dallas, Fort Worth Amarillo, Oklahoma City, and other cities. The AFL assured her the full cooperation of musicians, stagehands and electricians wherever she appear ed.
The union times., 1947-05-31
Restrictions Against Married Women Out

BOSTON (LPA)-The last res friction against married women work CTS in contracts between the railroads and the Railway & Steamship Clerks .-AFL has been abolished with ar arbitrators' decision in case invo1v- ing the Boston & Maine Railroad anc the union. The arbitrator upheld the unions contention that a married women clause" in the contract should be eliminated.
The union times., 1947-05-31

Gov. Driscoll of New Jersey de- mands, and gets, law to compel strikers to go back to work or be fined and jailed. And they hanged the leader of the Nazi labor front!
The union times., 1947-05-31

The area of Japan proper, includ- ing the islands of Honshu, Ski koku, Kyushu and Hokkaido, is less than the state of California, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The islands cover l4,- TOT square miles.
The union times., 1947-05-31
CITIZENS OF NEW HAVEN:

bringing democracy to our former enemies. In this country, Congress is concentrating on destroying the trade unions. Why?
 7 The American way of achieving harmonious relations between labor and management is sitting around the conference table, and emerging with an agreement satisfactory to both. If labor is crippled to the point where it cannot bargain as an equal we will be on the road to fascsm.
 g. Our private enterprise system can continue only as long working people, through free coIIec- tive bargaining, achieve partnership in our economy. The Taft-Hartley Bill is threat to democ- racy, because it would undermine the balance of power between labor and management which pro- notes the welfare of all.
 3. Congress is concentrating on anti-Iabor Iegis- laton, but refuses to improve the Social Security law, or pass the Wagner-Ellender-T National Housing Act. Who does Congress represent, the people, or the National Association of Manufac- turers
 TO- There are many more reasons why President Truman should veto this Bill. If you are worker, or shop keeper you owe it to yourself, your fam lily, and your country to ask President Truman to take this action. Fill out the enclosed form and mail it today.
The union times., 1947-05-31

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