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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Stulin Strikes Again

There is a world struggle in which there can be no
neutrality for human freedom the ISSUE We fought World
War II to defeat toataransm but it necessary in this
war to align ourselves with all nations making on Hitler
To keep the u s. S. R. aggressive active in the field com
promises made which sacrificed the rights OF hber-
aed nations We have recognized governments set up by
force and without the free elections promised Such policies
were the ground that the most important thing
was to win the
We have seen the U. S. S. r. destroy human rights
and free institutions by revolution IN nine European cou
tries The largest is CzechoSovaia where with Soviet mill
tary force her boundary and with Communist control OF
her labor and police that Western country has had to sub
NIT to Stains despotism
At the present time the Communist totalaran govern
men by violence trckery and in defiance of international
agreements pressing for control of Korea, Manchurla
China Greece Finland Italy, France, Austria and Ger
many-al danger Appeasement will not remove the
need for war freedom, but it will spread the boun
dares of totataranism Quick action the need
for war while can also check Communist aggrandizement
We hope State Department will take immediate and ell
fective action to save freedom in these danger
Individual nations powerless against aggression
from powerful unified drive that the treacheous CO.
operation of fifth coumnists We must have alliances Tor
0nt resistance Communist aggression and for collective
action by the democrace for world peace The United States
because of it's economic and political resources has moral
responsibility to leadership for defense against a
greson and for collective action restore moral standards
as the guide to world peace.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Here's Mr.. HdrtleY Again

Republican Congressman Fred j. Hartley Jr, OF New
Jersey coauhor of the antiunion laftHartley Law is
going to introduce an amendment to that law April h,
making it criminal offense to interfere with prevent
workers from going to his job
That's what he told Columbia University Club lunch
con forum in New York City last week, in of his many
public appearances (for substantial ee before Chambers
of Commerce. NAM clubs and the like to explain the law
In this instance, he explained that his proposed amend
men intended to break strikes but merely to clear
up the confusion existing between the right of worker to
work and the right to strike"
Mr. Hartleys explanation is not convincing any more
so than his past explanations that the TIL Laws gag the
labor press its ancosed shop provisions giving union mem
ber the same rights" non-uniOn workers. and its subSt
tuition of the craft union for the industrial union whenever
possible are for the protection Of the workers.
If any confusion exists between the right of worker to
work and the right strike it dates back only to passage
of the Taft-Hartey Law We fairly certain that Mr.
Hartey's proposed amendment like the TIL Law itself,
was prompted by the National Association of Manufac-
tureTS.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
CORPORATIONS Are Alarmed

We have some good figures of own, but We'll use
those of the Wall St Journal to illustrate that we nave
sufficient cause to express and to advocate subsan
tia wage increases.
A Journal survey shows that 332 companies in 22 IN
dusres made profits in 1947 that 48 per cent larger
than those of 1916.
Auto and parts profits up 228 per cent electrical
equipment profits 54 per cent mining and metals pro-
fits up 1887 per cent, etc
And don't forget that 1916 good profit year
But says the Journal, "The who hold the relns OF
industry can't shake off anxetes Like the housewife
poratons alarmed the way the purchasing power
of the dollar is shrinking"
Tch! Tch Well why don't they do something about it g?
They can you know And they know it, too.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Phoney Prediction Tdx Cut

Economists who have studied world history, know that
taxes should be cut the big fellows in initiation
arv period They should be increased People III the lower
income brackets do make initiation they cannot afford It,
Right now many millions of Americans not getting all
they need to eat their income taxes far too high TX
emptons should be sharply raised to benefit these folks but
our congressman have idea of doing that.
1t is that during initiation the government should
tan VIGOROUSLY the large wesprings of wealth. When della
ton comes as it surely will taxes should be lowered That's
why the present income tax BILL in addition to being COM
pee phoney for the working people, actually dangerous TO
our national economy BY adding to the incomes of the veal
thy it will increase initiation and help to finance monopoly
which is the deadly enemy of free enterprise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Closed!

More and doors of opportunity being closed TO
Young people who lack a high school education.
recent evidence of this trend is the announcement by
the United States Air Force that it limiting dras
tca the number of nohigh school graduates it will enlist
The high value that it puts high school education is
clear from the Air Force announcement: ,
High school graduates better undertake technlca
training needed to fit for specialized careers IN the
USAF From purely practical viewpoint we want
Young men to stay in school until after graduation
The same argument applies with equal or perhaps even
greater force to civilian pursuits. An increasingly large
number of job opportunities are limited to hgh schoo
graduates. ,
With modern industry demanding higher and higher
qualifications young man ought to think long time be-
fore he decides to give up his diploma in favor of job
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Unions Or Depressions?

We will not have another depression like the 193Os,
for many reasons of the main being the fact that
labor unions strong.
That unqualified statement is made in the United Ma
tons World" by Herbert Tauis economist and editor oil
Fortune" hgh-prced magazine for the well-to-do.
Unlike in 1929 Harris says, now have Safeguards
against drastic setback Chief Of these is the colec
tive bargaining strength of ID million union members
Labor leaders today in a position to keep wage
rates from any appreciable downward variations
That puts before the foes Of organized labor this ques
tion
Would you rather have weak unions and depression
OF strong unions and depression?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Free Plane Rides For Tuft

We noticed article in the presses the other day to the
effect that the struggle for the Republican nomination
for the presidency very nearly reduced to strug
gler 1t seems that Ohios wealthy Senator Taft barnstom
ing in Maine in behalf of his candidacy the National
Association of Manufacturers the doubejtterS by almost
but not quite breaking his neck in cTackup What IN
erested most the fact that the candidate was get
ting free ride in State of Maine airplane at the time
And this is the who wanted Labor Unions pre-
vented from using their cash to members against
federal candidates who vote against the working people,
Asked why he wanted to remain in jail after he had
completed his sentence, Maine man answered succnctN
1--WE been reading the papers
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Professionals Want Closed Shop

Another professional group is asking Congress to give
it "cosed shop enforced by law This time it is the col
legeained engineers and architects in Washington hey
are backing bill which would establish board to regu
late their profession in the District of Columbia and put
a fence around it to keep unqualified persons out
Also before Congress is BILL written by the Law
yers Unon to give lawyers throughout the country the
sole right appear before government boards and commS
sons and exclusive jurisdiction income tax advisers
One main purpose of this bill is to take profitable IN
come tax work away from certified public accountants,
who have been doing most OF It, and know lar more ABOUT
it than most lawyers.
The great majority of these professionals are hostile to
the "cosed shop for labor unions Yet unions get their
cosedshop contracts by negotiation, while the organized
lawyers engineers and architects seek theirs by force OF
law
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Cities Honored For Saving Lives

For going through the entire year for 1917 without
single traffic fatality BOB cities with populations between
5000 and 10000 have places the Honor Roll OF the
National Traffic Safety Contest This distinction which
every city in the nation might well do its best to win
The National Safety Council which conducts the con-
test announced that the 1917 result marks increase
of $50 from the number on the 1916 Honor Roll.
Oklahoma had the highest percentage of Honor Roll
winners with 6 out of p reporting cities Among the Okla
homa winners Hobart Incorporated in 1901 which state
records show has had traffic death in its history
The council does not know Of any other city in the popu-
laton group which equals this record.
Each Of the cities will receive framed Honor Roll"
certificate in recognition Of its outstanding record in the
traffic safety field total Of 591 cities in the 5000 to
10000 population group participated in the Honor Roll sec
tion of the contest.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-04-08
Thinking 1t Through
BULLETS CAN'T GIVE EUROPE DEMOCRACY

Let's look record this time the best place find
y the record Of that great experiment democracy
did Yo 0 & O yn were % m Or G your VG 1n eag bp MbfG
you? Whether from Asia South America north Europe
ced steamship ticket didn't leave much democracy behind
my father here find democracy knowing
that % was here or no place as FAR as he Mas @ e hat am Amt
bread and chance Hello John the the
cop the government and the here
that belonged and the millions of other
@ @ s%s n sss So 2e sad 5 % M
aer will be- allowed to grow up In other countries where
was tried M has M failed i'm In England & hfre it was born it's
shortages of nearly everything else besides G human an gus But CUTS %
justice nations 50 maybe all of the
@ Rew % T this p
and America their children
here Isn't democracy safe in the country that made the
Look around you brother and answer that question yourself
What people talking about in America? What the big
Well there's the little matter of depression Will have one?
And we DO & What to our then Ga yGG ea
fathers ca@e heTe ooHg for O' S '
But the stop worrying about depression dep ion
dollars @ purchasing power that stop epreson
All right I & Suppose % DO stop ac the o PG % I o % ws o @
they @ % put fad short time ago Is that the democracy our fathers
They get from standing armies and universal
Th not R Se democracy was p raised E hope for 'p '0 "
But may ask me- what about the creeping % 6 that is
organize armies and ready fight that menace
sJ s sS ss s have 3 DaS Saes s what the
your fight when the other guy doesn't
fight creaping Europe shadow you
The of Europe need light but not the kind that
warmth of people who understand troubles and
pulling to help get through them.
They need food for their somchs but not the kind that sol
the end of his America that puts out 80
food than before the with cent less workers the
afford to feed few Europeans for few
months until their come in.
need machines Europe. Not the kind that down
men, the kind that will build higher standard of living for
them just they did here for
There should be American missions in Europe Not the
lied revolution Send them few of the kind
the the other
find their back from the chaos of the last in
stead of into the chaos of the next
Sure have to fight for democracy if to keep But
needs good look around and itsefwha
the of democracy? Don't know them longer? Or
don't them longer?
Shall the that fathers learned when they
here?
They willing to welcome the homeless when they them
had fewer homes than today They willing
give food the hungry whey they got less than do today They
ready send understanding to the struggling,
democracy those
did strengthened democracy doing
decide trade that kind of living for the
the standing depend that of
fathers left behind them
then 10 your democracy, brother.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HoME NAP coMpANIEs Cont }

GSTIMATING (construction), cost analysis;
North 1854. 1910 wyoming ave. NV. .
KITCHENS redesigned and installed by
experts finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced, with
"Formica" o. stainless steel Call for
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL
O211-Remodeling additions, alterations;
terms; free estimates; quality workman
ship; reasonable prices; Virginia only.
SHEET ROCK AND ROCK LATHE-Build-
ing supplies, motor pans, nails. 2119 Blad-
ensburg I'd. ne, TR. 1900. go
WATERPROOFING above and below grade;
basm't. our specially; new const.. COM
pleted homes, office buildings, stores, etc;
teed ALLIED WATERPRoOFING CO..
INC. day MA: 1898. night FIR. 2592. i
ALL BRANCHES OF home construction,
undermining and repairs. One of our low
prices, 16x20-ft: recreation rm, in knotty-
pine paneling, Celotex tile ceiling, asphalt
tile. floor, $40. Wiring and decorating
additional. Budget payments II desired:
Phone WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUCTION
CO. WA. 6l54, 8 to l and 4 to z. Il
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. , .

HOUsEKEEPER, for adult working couple,
child; live in, private room and bath:
conyenient NV. section; $50 wk. Adams
HoUsEKEErER. high school education,
under As; 6-rm. house, Bethesda: profess
sional man and son, s; boys laundry only;
weekly cleaning woman: salary open. OIL
ao1sE9EGFER, fa5G Rk G1IEl white. desired by Wid
over. two children. ages s and 4; live in.
HoHsskrzErEk saf ssiz Gs Tl.a HI ls4S tHo girls ass
saiow. S i ). RAYMOND. S' 84is 2oth ave,
Green Meadows, Md. Ewes, WA. 171S. z
LADY, white, as mothers helper; pri@yate @
room e., mssls ssl5 and salary Call RE: 3Sss4o
MAtn. Saite, ain refined, for gh.w. (auto-
matte washer: with pleasant family; live
in; S25 a week GE. 903S. %
eral house cleaning; no cookins; 51s:day
week. Middle-aged or settled person pre-
dren: experienced and references required.
s ss Ri c1 VI P 5s sos isb a
MAID, experienced. with city references.
Tor general housework. 2 in family. Box
ssS15 axf6oa.W, sisa 20 to 40, live in; refs: Fsa
WOMAN, colored. to live in: 2 adults, also
boy / yr and girl 3la yrs; pvt. rm..
sssSssa sSHss in ST. Sa ags a09s evss sVSd Dsy Refs
WOMAN. middle aged. colored, for general
housework for small family; live In, nice
quarters: references and health eertified
TssSMLxss woMxs to can care % for sS bsSs light duties in
small apt. bet. 8 am. and pm, 6 days:
health card req. JA 1575-J IS.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

days work or full time Ii. 1850.
GIRL, colored, wants days WORK, Wasnlng
ironing and cleaning. MI. 1886: %
GIRL, colored, wants Job as hotel maid
or full or part-time domestic. ME. 4676.
GIRL, colored, neat, wants light morning
housework, 4 mornings a week, from 8
GIRL, colored. Wiling to help mother
with housework or children; ref En-.
GIRL, colored, neat and reliable. desires
housework or 8 days week. TW. 1145.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. desires work in
laundry or g.h.w.; in exchange for small
salary and quarters for self and 2 children. sn.
HafuNn6sEss, Sf n5s colo; eolored, wishes bundle wash
to do at home. exper. TR. l947. =,
LAUEDREss, first-class;. AZ o kinds 10 OF
SsSs|Bs sns SRk SsIs'Rs %AsfhfD e take
WANTEDOA Job to stay in; good reliable
JACKSON. s55 N st. sw., re. l4s9. /.
WOMAN, settled, coloreo, wants general
housework in small family: stay nights;
Esisrenses. ,ISoS. tx }a4SS; S..,rs. davis ga %9rk
s s..: s9sSss ss: Sass ssssss sss
WOMAN, white, reliable. wants housework;
live in or out. NE. 1925. 29s
WOMAN, white, middle-aged; light duties
In small home; live in. OR: $50: i
ysi bsst bWoSsk FAX rss sesres re aaysoTk si4 after
8 am. or 5-day wk. or part time. Ho.
4636
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling. carpentry ~
ION pe %e9sS SoNSrRHcfa f0Wn yeeso5s eo ( RE Daz a4
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry, plass
tering, painting, papering; residential and
commercial; by local contractor. 9N'
a154 aAIIERHTIoA RaHdT dA no AND HOUSE repairs; car
pentry, masonry and plastering PAM. pant
GOOD GOOD mneehanics: reas. prices. DALLAS D.
ssPHAfT ssPa, a. DGRRifvi.EwAYs, parking lots and
private roads; also done in gravel or stone
asPHALT isTGs TILE. sensational savings, only
25c g. # Installed GF buy at sneeaiae iss Sa IN IN
PaRns tpapfB5ERNsN had Hoa h2s
MENT CO., 1881 Benning rd. ne. L.
cEMENT eIS9i f. wosR ORR Stone walls. haestone
terraces, walks. chimneys, fire places, &C.
ment driveways. porches, retaining walls,
Pipe o Rte knds cf HoraePs ans.
Rockville. Nd, phone Rockville s5ss; IS
CONCRETE, cement work footing; "a drive5 We
aAIEAa essfIRins AT. Eas ase4' 0a PR a5S 551s. rs
FLOOR sERvICE-.Notnine put the pest
ayng nHs gnsssssns snsps nFaee fnsss
ING Inc; eeo5ssTTsAsToRs. TNc. 1872 wisson-
Ia FOR Eco CoMPIETE BATHROOMS. fired boil
Sired shs and cal sai Ta'sr ases FfTzMAuscE Ssl
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex:
pert engineering; 9 yrs, to pay sERVEIE
ENGINEERING CO, 1891 Ga. ave-, GE
$3.50 GE 6065.
HOME REMODELING-Recre rooms
attics baths, kitchens; other inside work;
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber tile
flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR. CO.. UN. 1859, days or ewes
HOME REPAIRING. remodeling. redeco-
rating; new construction; city or country
experienced workmen; free estimates con.
T. QUICK CO, 1924 Monroe st. NV.
RYaTrsy1IIE Rh9af SVj I1sl' CONTRACTING co..
Roofing, siding, painting, papering; all
work guaranteed: monthly terms: free esti.
mates. WA. s4s6. days or evenings.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
OPPORTUNITIES tcent.l

RESTAURANT at bargain price: near
asn pes ans rssh 81 ss'Rs fsfs sssnfiz
SasS SRSSIE2SSdsIve HS sSls location. eoored Sec
FROZEN fGSt; &c cUsTARD and ice cream-wsll
sssRRsa good ca o%sa sa sn'f
BEAUTY sALoN-Excel. loc.: s14,s5o;
estsb n5ss Tor eross
1917, .s2e, 900; profit a3a: owner moving
to California; y down: terms; l94S n, fnan. n,
M sRD' aasT hATHs Md S4 Wa 4s4s stat or wa s4Cs
GROCERY AND MARKET--will guarantee
$500 weekly; well equipped: will sell sep
arately or with real estate; total price,
s9;5oo, gN. 1915; Sun. and eyes, Hysoats- yso
coNSTRACTING STRUCTURAL engineer
with contacts to develop good volume of
associate associate wi with builder with local experience
and working capital; one with engineering
training. preferred; replies confidential
MaNNT's MI s1ssAi ADiEiIsinccArEssEN, 1925 Ga ave.
NV. the best store of its kind in Greater
n.ss appfoa g s4y5 ves ssfss
Chase Chase price. i' sfs.5oo. terms, or s1e'oo9
sen imsmsdistsly;r aE. 1866; :. ~ g. gou..
TOUklST COURT ana reStauranL on route
No. !. between Wash; and Bait: ls modern ts n
sf0iass g. baness yne eoa4s saatsfI
v esasS on go IT, 2onssss
Sya faSHSe Bs Rsfs'f bvs RsaSs
FasroFidfz El,s Mi Hh qSa$ lscnsaies apparel and
town; 1o0Fo location; death Of owner
than cost of fixtures and stock to settle
estate about 81 900 weekly sales; eso Approx p ss
Bsteiy aBs Stock eompes m sureS en
sS5fStSRTT saa sS .HsRsf5 NGSsvn0roksr; sx
voice; rent. $3.50; lease, 5 years with OPP
ssned 9n INCLUDES for ants mons ana eaSns sai on
less ass than ' s., 900. ' Substantial cash cash down
Ga RuDbEN n kaes5aS coaN M Ncs ss say One of our
can sell our store without advertising2
osT peops esng was as III ms se
STORES; drugstores,, valet shops, variety and
gift shops, etc. List your store with US
IS s'oat at your se'u SCI Service. Call MI: Weinreb
l424 x St. NV, today, Ex. 57o5; eyes
SMALL al I24G HOTEL, heart of downtown. 1e
and cold water Three-year Lease lno In7
for ass sa sas TO- sSSo No agsns mant ce sfs a
sEnfsER9IcE sf8m e MAskET RI 70 MaeAnhur blvd
store, clean stock. Good proposition; $4,000
sash ssfTFsd oMsGk VI 81
restaurant. The .Silver, Coach Diner and
Driye-in meets with al al o health and !, SAM, s,
trpseieta'ns tive Ioe4 or cH CIV $685. 50 ? or write s. T.
THOMPSON, 1929 Vermont ave. NV. .
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.-1O rms, .2h baths;
NV. oil heat; arranged as apt; income,
buy M PROPERTY, business and furniture; only
$4,000 down. Call Holloway, Elk. 1856.
F ST. NV, mr.. 7th st.-Sa, 900 down will
ssssE5s' GOOD lease Mjff Tin stiRS4z EE
aFffESEgS 1sGSHEsfssso s5SHy rent in
10 yrs. practically pays for commercial
oss at IS satsn6n endRs D only kcaFE Re
BAR AND GRILL, downtown location
Must sell on account of illness; very little
overhead. wonderful opportunity for man
and wife For information write mo
pree bsrs is 1000 sls Cox dGE s
CAFETERIA-ouoted doing over S400
daily. Priced very low. WALTER EBER-
MAN. RE. 0493, EN- 03O3. .-2S
COLORED RESTAURANT, beer-wine, do
ing good business Long estabshsd it is
owner has other interest. Price reason
able; will arrange terms. A. 3. ECCNO-
MON, Broker, EX OOS4. DU. 6S17. 29s
Evening star., 1948-02-28
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER, MGR book
keeping mach. operator, accounts PAYABLE
and receiveable; 5-day week; references.
SbhkEssMAKNG. design. remod., altsza:
BERT. 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AD.
EEDGcATED WOMAN will sit with children
ExWaxE p mats aesrs5 so. 'oe sxper,enee m eoc
e adysTtising; prefer Mt. Rainier 81. srea'
FFoRMsR Foa fgS ExEcUr1vE, pvt. organization,
hostess. contact; ress. salary. WI. 90 acs7'
GIRL eolored, wants work as fountain,
ss1persnse sT, 9s wa''fssi esl a Htantie osss
GIRL. neat. reliable wishes days work.
GIRL. al goOt colored. wants elevator lob, 7
MAE eoSssTSE oSSTssTs9SI II gSussE. faa4 reason
TR aqIs E:ss Ssss. day or night duties nASlS'
Nt6tRsIR. 80 eficien., capable, a san,taTium nG
trained. desires night duty; doctors and m
RnksEs resistered esistenf' will R case
ssFAcfI65k sac M SGSsr sSS white desires position s
to care for .semi-invalid person; expert
FRscrreAL fhsse;rreHALi NURSE. selored, desires posi-
PRACTICAL NURSE, eolored, desires ma.
best refs. Box 194-K. Star. 29'
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored desires work
in doctors offce or maternity case. Ho.
PRACTIcAL NURSES. available; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonapie
TSsss rRAcrIcAI IL ''Si NURsfSG Es POI or iisht house
Keeping by white lady; references. Box
PHYsfCfxN;s WIFE, mother. BIS. busi-
ness administration and psychology knowl-
edge, medical terminology; 5 yrs exper. as
secretary; personnel interviewer; admins
MslsphRGEnsR aH 2oss Whole
saie) desires Dc JOB for free time; sgs sa: 80
sHcRETAkY sec aagk sssn Experienced desires perma-
Punish fsns R0r seferences @ Write BOX sas-k star
sEcRETARY sTENoGRAPHER-co correspond
Publications: Box 252-K. Star, T..
stencils. ni Cartons, S etc; neat accurate work
guaranteed. OK. O90s after pm. 28'.
WOMAN, refined middle aged desires posl.
sn bss
WOMAN, v1oski s'ssh White, s5, fully capable, wants
salary and home for daughters, 1 and 3
WOMAN, colored. desires evening work.
After pm. CO. 5704.
WOMAN, middle-aged, refined, seeks to
make home with Jewish woman who re- re-
oulres companion; references. Randoiph
All. ~
WOMEN. refined. will sit with your chill.
dren; references If desired. NO. S64O. Is
SLIPCOvERS, draperies seamstress WORK
done in my home or yours; prices reason
able by reliable colored woman: refs,
would LIKE TO DO TYPING at home.