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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS and real
estate Euclid St mr. lathmIo rms rms briek
able able f essS'f pay Rr'Ss ea NIX HSssN
MA. 179s daytime, or WA. 49l5 Sun. and
FooD PRODUCTS and novelty business:
in good location, in sc. Call TR. 1896
N sS5 ' ssMVaLET. downtown complete from
head to foot: 5;yr; lease at reasonable
and Sg s22eo tSyn See BTok xh
GGRkoocEEsRiIEs, MEATs-Busy corner store.
ne section apt S syaso r,S a. n onee excl
OWNER any time, Trinidad s1o9 or At
. SHOE '1 REPAIR SHOP, fully equipped.
prieed cheap Tor quick sale; in shopDins
center 23i1 ,Varnum st. ne, 2 am. TO
$3.50 pm Full price. $1,000 cash, or Will
Excellent opport. Tor white or coiorsd. 49,
DELICATESSEN, with beer and wine. do
ing approx. s7oo wk, in Brightwood sect sed;
rental an be bought right Cal NOR
RIs COHEN. Ma. .s03e: home. oE. 1921.
RADIO REPAIR sHoP-smal shop in
busy NV location; gross about $1,000
per month. Can be run By one good man
with partoot,ime help. Sacrifice. MA, 81 7!l5
& GsEP :caR LOT, made E. "a. $4,000 , last -, ::
GARAGE 9oSso, and service station. DO
ing good business Rt; s0l, w 81 Md
HNT5Es SARGE .,c w.d9rf ,.et fs9
BUSINESS: Price. $4,000. plus stock. Box
t vaNPiN Gar MACHINE ROUTE for sae
10 machines, Z at one location: easy extra
money for two hours work week = DE
.-RooM LAUNDRY BUSINESS, 1910 Liy-
ingston I'd. Immediate possession: 81 900;
s35 month rent. WEST REAL ESTATE.
HI: .O9s; after 8 pm. Mr.. Wood. LIZ.
oUiGK LUNCH AND SNACK BAR. bus,
downtown, location, short hours b-day
e ssss f art hl1 ssp 81 I've 7oa
s.osing somHpn nnS sacricf due z r.
AND Bar, Big dance hal.
good business. 6-rm. apt. also cabins; on
s2ae Ss s EsfEt hs Theo es's
with steadily increasing business:
ross; merchandise approx 81 500: nx-
,ures and equip. valued at approx. $4,000;
,n-ssle beer and soda fountain: good
Iertised to sell for $500, but due 10
.srious illness owner must a vaeats immed;
g pyE sssafss 4 tsF rs o svs n es4 rs
Z mi sS5RocEHy. near collss. Park;
doing excellent business Towi must asa sell; VII
new, modern, Al location.
NV: Good lease, low rent Net pro1t
81 400 monthly. Aver. prescriptions. %:
vol. increasing monthly. Unusual cireum-
stances forces US 10 sell at once; $4,000
cash required: balance on easy terms. Act
quickly. Box 57-T. Star.
TRASH ROUTE in Maryland, new truck:
81 300, $1,000 down. balance terms;
II 200 per month income SB. 7649
FOOD INVESTMENT for semiretired man.
supervision. Trash route in Nd,
lew truck; $500, $1,000 down, balance
10th ST. Me-, NEAR HHwhy pay good
viii? Corner store and apt. above; newly
Excellent business section.
Terms DIENER. EHRLICH q Co, 1874
st. nv ST. 1881.
In popular. well-paying
beauty salon, In good location on Eastern
Shore, Md Write or phone RUTH LAVE
us, Charm Beauty Shop, Easton 1910,
Nd. 1ss
fHaa+I..,aA i
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PERSONAL.


ALTERATIONS = Take
advantage of reduced prices for August
work guaranteed. 143s Park I'd, NV,
bREs SS AND rAILoR.s supplies,
notions, dry goods, fur cloths. yard goods,
buttons made, belts and buckles made; we
are opening our new and larger store to-
days RIDDLES Up ESQ zoos Fla ave- NV; pu'
SLIP YiP' COVERS draperies professionally
tailored from your or our materials; work
~ quickly ana reasonasly MR snf Rf f6Psl
300 Eli aye w pX pu eess la
SOC sA'Ns a sna@Rao and
EG57 s0fs e' eoraa adsp pso GAR B
WANTED-Men and women who are un,
marri ls ana 81, enjoy good company and
like a good ciambake, dance or card party
0iR 5 fhons F8 Sc s Ego Iq ss 1SS goth st
KIDDIELAND nursery kindergarten re.
opens its fan season on Sept. :. Trained
sapp sS' living in the Country. sHi 5sss.
GOV. EMPL. desires woman passenger be-
and Federal Works Agency Building. s::45
to 5:!5. Phone Fairfax 24-W2. III
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfiower;
10 pm. Phone Gil. 6l12. IT,
ALILEAIIoNs On ali ladies' o garments;
5 5iSsr f'h f Il HS fH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs,
sos 4th st nv. 14tn and F MA ORA
ACNE, BLACKHEADS, new. safe physical
methods. no medicine, no serums; very quick
results. MISS BROWN. DU. 2411 for appt,
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day
and boarding: lSth season opens Sept. l;
Sunday and weekday registration, 10 am
to pm: nursery through 9Th grade;
daily transportation "door-to- door; hot
lunches. Approved by Maryland State
Board of Education. Literature mailed
upon request 940l Georgia ave, SH. 1874.
RADIO STAR introduces. you; voice rec
ordS; speaking scripts; trains for radio
ca1 Ma. a424 days; Wo. 1858 teyes).
KALoRAMA CoNvAIESCENT HOME, for
ambulatory convalescents. pvt. semipvt and
small ward rms; registered nurse in
attendance; supervised diet. DE. 1851.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

consider college student; part time. OK.
3lgl is
BOOKKEEPERS, perm. openings stenog-
so words per min. with accuracy; typists,
perm. openings, type 40 words per min.
with accuracy: business machine oper..
tometors, addressosraphs and key-punch
machines; no fees. Apply U. S. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, Commercial and Profess
fIoaaz HiP e Machine Mac Ii TopERAToR
knowledge of Remington preferred, but not
required. Apply ROSSLYN STEEL &
CEMENT CO., 3031 K st. NV. ME. 1909
Do not apply on Saturday is
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK, experienced; no
Sundays; must be honest: part or full
time. Box S9-S, Star. -16
COUPLE to help operate high-type tour
list court: apt and salary; KNOWLEDGE OF
maintenance helpful. Write Box 41s-R,
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HELP DOMESTIC.
> adults

. adults, 2
schoolgirls; near New York City; sleep in;
other help; S110 per mo. Write MRS. L.
SOLLFREY, 40 Brewster I'd, Scarsdale,
COOK, experienced. good housekeeper; for
2 adults; Arlington; live in; references.
G.H.W.. PLAIN COOK; pleasant working
experienced with children and have good
references Or $685. liz
HOUSEkEEPER, white, for general house
work, light laundry, plain cooking; family
of wants some one to live in and make
this their home, with day and night
of each week. Call after Mon. morning
MRS WASHER, Ii. O46s. 10
MAID, exp, g.h.w knowledge OF cook
ing, fond of children. live In. Excel.
salary. Call Sunday until 3 pm, GE.
MAID, light cooking for adults; $50 to. :
pm; S15 s plus cartare Call after IL
MAID. g.h.W.. age 1896, live in; ref
required; family of 8 adults and child
fully "uto washer OIL. O636. -l6
NURSEMAID, live in; care of 8. children.
WOMAN wanted. colored; live in; general
homework and cooking, Bendix washer
must be fond Of children; refs. Call after
Sunday GE. 1894. -16
WOMAN settled, white, gh.w. and care
of child for employed couple; live in.
Christian home. Bethesda area: give ref
erences and salary required. Box 4s6-S,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SHOE REPAIR COURSE, brick masonry
course, auto mechanic course, auto sody
repair course drafting course Morning.
afternoon and evening sessions. CARVER
INSTITUTE, cor: 14th and T NV. Mon
sectarian school) -l6
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls. permits secured
RoDEkN rkAIN ING IN Deau5y culture S g an
subjects taught Approved BY Government
foI , e. training WAR.FLYEN IIaa
iEWTIRY REPAiRiNG. manufacturing
and. diamond setting taught in all phases;
an Nncrowded, highly paid field: approved
ST 81 s1l9nf SGsESIF Sc ith st.
Beauty siMii o,PpEERAToRs NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day, night and
part time classes Get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL 1910 N Y
ave ME US Established 1918
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned.
a FL 1na adi Ts AZ rSES co
mediate action: first class work only:
reasonable. UN. 7151. To-
BUILDING, remodeiing. repairing. carpen-
try, brick, cement work: plastering, paint
ins. Ii 1858 Ii. l446, MR.. BAKER. I6'
GAMBIA REPARS-sl5 10Th 81 nv
81 years experience; factory parts. Full
CARPENTRY. screening. porches, steps
and roof repairing; done reasonably. Call
Mr.. SWAMI, d. 5000 after 8 pm
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MOTOR IRAYEl.

NEW CHEVROLET 2-door coupe; wish to
nave company and assistant drivers to
Los Angeles. Must meet you. My age, so
Win take trip slowly. H. W FROST.
MARRIED. COUPLE desire ride to MIL
waukee or Chicago between Aug. 20 and
Sept. l. share driving and expenses.
Georgia OSLO. 49,
YOUNG MAN desires ride to st. Louis,
August 20; excel. driver and very pleasant
COMPANION; IA: 65ss; -16
vic Buffalo or return from Montreal Sept
2 or 3. share expenses and driving. Dl.
$3.50, Apt. 500 after $50 pm. IL
MEDICAL STUDENT desires car to deliver
to Vest Coast for owner; local refs. Phone
ST. 2447
NAVAL OFFICER leaving for Detroit Tues
day morning, 1947 Ford; have room for
two. Call 81. 346S any time
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RTISTNESS

SECRETARIES, S2.4OO to $4,000; typist,
Sl40 to $3.50; clerk-typists, Sl4O to
$3.50. Many exceptional opport. for o
P PftSsF nj SERVICE SERVICE i4os St INV NV
BOOKKEEPERS %, $50 week many
others, S5Q-S55 wk.; mgr. candy dept,
exper., $500; asst. bookpr.,, S45; Bur-
r9sshs SsPg mach ss S Mis- Est
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st. NV,
~ f4pIs s1so 10, s45 vk; rapid, acurate cgs,;
typist, knoYl. dlctaphone, $45; typist-
clerk. motor co, S42.50; typist, good at
figures, $1,000 yr; temp. typist, mos,
Sl60; tel operator, hotel, S135; monitor,
bldg. opr. .recep., 1928; appointment clerk
recep,,. S35; sales clerks. com and $40
Black or Miss Evans. at BOYD'S, l2sh
and G sts, Ma 2340.
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF exper. domestic
help. DE 6645. 10
WE HAVE lst-CLASS colored help, full
or part time; also day workers, Call
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HELP WOMEN.

TYPIsT.Experienced, or typist willing to
learn MSnd dan p Friday
TYFIsI. under So. attractive opening
publicity dept; Of national trade associa.
good starting salary. csI Mr.. WALKER,
fYPIsT. s-da, week; Decentralization. sur
M Nut IasuRHNcE Agency D 1919 Il
st: nv. CAN Mrs Stout, Ma, $500. LIZ
fop o Rss IN post sse,a in s5s
pay and other dement's. Apply sAFEWAY
sTpREs NC. 4s l., and sts ne m1s
viii teach PIX if otherwise eualifed. s.
&c. &c. IH1 Sss A e5Bs s MI
TYPIsT, cashier, general ONCE work. for
W.ns. 'i KENT sE@EiRY CO.. A'eS
TYPIsT-CLERK-The Evening Star has
part-tlme position open in the classified
ssdver.isins department. Applicants must
ing incoming tslephons calls: This is a
e week from an. to 6 pm, and satur,
ssss sS4 F Rn r 1RS'f 6srsSaas
IS! EHpls E: ri =" WORKER, day: ~ w.
WAITRESS wanted: full time. nights good
pay pay; peasant ,,aas workins combs; must be
es sia5 MT e esss AD NV FAp VEN
WA!TEEss, exDeE.; light colored. Apply
WAiTkGss. s Experienced lem Ss food and LIQUOR
sa sstHhf VILLAGE sR'h Inn IN l ss1s'P
WAiTREssEs. white, experienced in liquor
and food; good tips. Apply 1909 I7th st.
M ydEs srs4au IA r p lss p sRny
ssaJ ssss S sss, ~ess
fS5 t aRd X g the s1T1I
10 an to pm. daily. -22
WAT exDerieneea, q yrs. Old.
in person tplease. no telephoning). LOUIS
RESTAURANT. $40 Bladensburs I'd. ne.
MATTRESSES, over 81. white. exp; arm
service; split shifts; no SUNDAYS or late
night work Apply to pm, TALLY-Ho
s ABBY h7'n H 8, JOHN
SONS. Alexandria, Va. If
WOMAN with general insurance expert
ence for permanent JOB with young grow
over. Box 23-M. Star.
WOMAN, married, over 80. interested in
d small orn w Of her
Of established unit; this is permanent with
excellent opportunity; no inyestTent full
WOMAN to take care of customers for
nationally known manufacturer with es-
we will train you to insure steady and
above average income. Write stating
phone no. etc, to MRS, F. W, ABER-
NATHY. sl24 Elton I'd. Silver Spring, Nd.
WOMEN, colored, to learn wool pressing;
excel. starting salary; cool modern plant:
sse pYER Rssts22 1925 sDe csp A 81
YoUNG LADY. 1926. for work as clerk
typist' speedy typist not essential; 4o,h 3 :;
aa gt CAR te ao M 1s4 4ss
YoiUNG LADY. intelligent. exp. for perm.
liberal i salary, etc See MISS Frazier, WITH
JESS FISHER 4 CO.. INC" 1920 st. NV
ACT NOW. GIRLS. Here's a Job that's
required; paid while learning; 5-day week;
regular pay increases. There are openings
now Visit SH1 snplGynsnt o sor On
AUTO DEALERoAssistant bookkeeper-typ-
list for a well-estab, dealer in ne;
perm. position; 5.day wk.; vacation with
ga 8 am, Au fes wHoLEsAIERs, NC 1ssi
SO WEEK T e. START answer ns
and do some typing, knowledge OF short
mot plsassR NG
E ESsa s TY fTs will be trained to
operate billing machine; age 20-35, per
excellent working conditions 5-day, 40
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SALESMAN.

BUILDING MATERIAL. hardware. paint.
olumOing, lumber estimating; exper neces-
sary: inside floor work. Call Mrs, Bar
pour, AT. 1900. HECHINGER CO.. for
appoir tment.
CALENDAR and printing for Washington
and vic: good commission; car not needed.
CURTAIN SALESMAN - Leading curtain
manufacturer of nationally advertised
brand has opening for experienced curtain
salesman in surrounding territory; estab-
lished accounts; attractive proposition TO
right man: draw or salary against COM
mission. Write Box 307-R. Star. lie
Observation-Disclosures to sell new Kali
ser and Frazer automobiles. Also large
selection of fine used cars. SCHLEGEL &
GOLDEN, 119 Carroll st. Takoma Park,
D. c. GE. 5000. lis
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

TYPlNG, clerical. secretarial, at home or
osss o1 Ex 0 ssas s0rk on outside
TIPPING WORK taken at home Fast. ac-
curate, confidential. ia. 1892 If
pick UP and deliver. IA. 5440 after s
pm.
YOUNG LADY desires baby sitting position
in evenings; references. NE. 1000, Ext. 255
weekdays. After 6, Hobart 32l1. -l7
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW wants position
as manager of rooming house, apt house.
or small hotel MI 4S4o -l6
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Under 35, to assist sales
promotion manager, perm, position 5-day'
eahF MR. WV WAL ssaEslnf be- sa 1850 slS5
sTENoGRAPHERs Is. for publishine
firm, to work 5-day week: one should
ssra ad
with paid ss pss & sSss
sfNoGRaPHER under s5 Ext for gen a
starting salary, sl75 Call for appt. Ma.
1011. -16
sTEsoGRAPaERFor Patent ysEs ss
sTfSoRaPaER sGH s sess clerk o
~ Sssas snf ~ 2fS fss' III 81
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT. automobile
ing for Young LADY, y 1886; hiah se Rsa
WORKING ,conds special emp Oi'sN benefits;
and business background. Box 260-s,
STOCK CLERK. experience NOT Necessary,
advancement; salary open, depending on
Woob f fRf s0 eo 76 aPD 4b HOLY Is
tsnanee phases of S" Federal do aa
s se exp in srss pTfs!
working groups. annual and sick leave. s.
day wk.. aged 22-4o. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC, 1119 21st st NV. Ia
TELEPHONE secretartal switchboard op-
orator for evening relief work with med
ical organization; prefer Government EN-.
D PIE Gooa ggorkdi1g conditions and
TYPIST, must be accurate. mostly stem
ellis: copy work; S35 per vk. JOHN
RI sss 4 nv PPxsp 6sss Service ia
TYPIST, accurate: a than average
position with short hrs. and pleasant sur
apply in person 10 am. to 4 pm, Room
435. Standard on Bldg. 26I Constitution
a aYs ST. white or colored; pref. cleo
tromatic. full OF part time; arrange your
own hrs. In reply state exp. SALARY ex-
pected and tel. II any. Box 264-S. star
TYPIST. temporary, until about Sept. 1.
for billing and general typing; 5-day week.
DE. 1900.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING for man over 80 to
become permanent local representative of
old established firm making pleasant con-
facts among homeowners, farmers and
small landowners in Semiprofessional capa
city. Car necessary. Complete training by
competent MANAGEMENT. Excellent compen-
sation discussed at interview. Write SAM
DERSON, Box 2O2, Newark, N. Y. State.
wELL-KNowN MANUFACTURER wants
salesman for complete line, footballs and
basket balls, marine, auto and aeperal-
purpose cushions sell to wholesalers and
johbers in hardware. sporting goods and
automctive fields; exclusive territory; $500
conflicting lines. Write in detail to Box
ALL-ARoUND GRoCERYMAN. Apply at
Sc TW 1859 -17
PERMANENT POSITION for experience
! iewelry salesman BURNSTEIN'S JEW
! EIRY STORE Q1Q street NV -lT
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-19
PEGLER
By Wssthrook Peglsr
Copyright, 1913, by King

Features Syndicate, lnc.)
New York, Oct. l8.-The citi-
zen cannot realize how vicious
the union racket is in its mas
sive entirety unless he learns
first how bad it is in its details.
William Green, the president of
the American Federation Of la
Dor, and other ancient political
takers, below about the rights
OF labor and the menace to
freedom" Of the Taft-Hartley
law, but they always refuse to
discuss the corruption and the
political badness Of the individ-
ual unions which pay their faint
ed salaries.
I have often dealt with the
criminality Of an old swindler
and alumnus Of Atlanta prison
named Ben Pross who runs the
liquor unions OF New York and
New Jersey under charters ORR
ginating in Green's AT. of L.
and paying tribute or loyalty
to hts outfit. Notwithstanding
revelations which would have
driven a man out of any position
Of prominence in any decent
sector Of our society, Pross ex-
tends his power day by day. He
is beneath shame, so degraded
that he brazenly exploits the
name of charity knowing that
even II he gets caught, as he
has been, by me, he is no
worse for that than he was be-
fore. II he hadn't got caught,
he might have built a fake re-
putAtion a. a great-hearted
friend Of the cancer patients and
the wild little slum kids playing
stick-ball among the trucks.
Thus, he might have been able
to get 4 full pardon and recover
the privilege Of the vote, when
! caught him, he was no worse
Oft than before.
Now here 10 our subject, Mr..
rross, with a new union. It is
called Wine and Liquor Store
Employees Union, Local l22, al
filiAted with the Distillery, Rec
tifying and Wine Workers Inter-
national Union Of the A. F. Of L.
Local la IL rounding up re-
tail liquor store clerks. But the
contract which Pross IL forcing
on the owners Of q thousand
stores provides that only one
person in each store may be ex-
empt from the unions jurisdic-
ton. Il husband and wife own
Z store aud do their own work,
one or the other must Join. One
then becomes The employer.
the other the employee, forbid
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-19
NEPH Week Only Serves To Point Out
Problem That Needs Constant Effort

Because there are thousands of disabled veterans
and others who physically handicapped, the
United States has just completed week set aside
to emphasize the desirabiity of giving the handi-
capped individuals employment.
The U. S. Employment service reports that the
observance of the week in previous years has been
followed by increased placements of Handicapped
workers. In 1871, it is said, 1000 handicapped per-
were placed in jobs. During 1947 the number
that found employment was $4,000.
Figures kept by the federal government indi-
cate that 100000 handicapped persons seek
ing employment or looking for new jobs where they
better use their skils and experience. In addi
ton, there close to 10000 men and women with
physical handcaps who be rehabilitated and en-
ployed at gainful and useful work if job opportuni
ties are developed.
~ We call attention to this problem, because it is
essential that those who enjoy the possession of full
physical powers should not overlook the plight Of
individual who is or less physically disabled.
There are many places where these individuals will
make excellent workers but unless some special at
tention is given to the problem they apt to be
overlooked One week out of the year is not enough.
This problem is with us all the time and needs con-
slant effort
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-19
BY Dorothy Thompson

Leaders of ancient Rome were
accustomed, when their policies
failed, to end their lives. Lead
ers Of modern democracies,
when their policies fail, ask to be
elected.
President Truman does not
seem to know that his postwar
foreign policy has failed. Pre-
sident Roosevelt, before his
death, had grave premonitions
that he had done some wrong
things. But Mr.. Truman seems
to have no doubts that his every
step has been taken with PRE-
science.
Yet we are in the gravsst crisis
of our history. which has its CEN
ter in the German capital
crisis Is the result Of a chain
Of actions whose results could be,
and were, forescen by some but
not by President Truman, Co.
vernon Dewey or Henry Wallace.
The only candidate for President
who can stand on q record Of
foresight and principle is Nor
man Thomas. He, alone, saw
how false policies logically must
turn out.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-19
Pegler Assails Hold OF Ben
Pross On N.Y.-N.J. Liquor Union
PEGLER

den to reveal union secrets or
discuss union matters with the
boss. II the owners are part
ners, one must join and again
the mutually hostile status of
employee versus employer is
fixed. The union is the sole
judge of the "gcod standing" OF
its own members and may ex-
pei them for the most caprici-
Gus and flimsy reasons or for
no substantial reason whatever.
In that case, the husband or wife
of the employer-employee COM
bination or the employed" par
tner must be fired. The firm
then must hire a stranger from
the union hall. and pay that
stranger salary. The lex
PEELED" spouse or partner goes
idle or finds job in some new
line of work. But, actually,
that development is anticipated
in the unions own constitution
which forbids its members" to
solicit work from employers. 1t
compels them to apply to the
union for assignment.
So the spouse and the partner
who Join the union under COM
pulsion as subjects of this no.
torious crook are effectively
barred from working in their re-
spective home store, anyway.
When the union does send a
clerk around and the store-ow-
ner fails to fire that clerk within
two weeks, Their the ''job" be-
comes permanent. The clerk
can't be fired except with the
unions consent and with a gift
of one weeks pay.
The proprietor must guarantee
the clerk 81 weeks consecutive
work per year. Of five eight
hour days.
The owner must check off the
dues and assessments and pay
them into the union. He must
also pay a premium of three
percent Of the clerks pay to the
union, not to the clerk, as an
insurance fund administered by
the racketeer, Ben Pross and his
associates, who have BEEN. ha-
bitually, his own subordinates
and creatures.
Pross absolutely controls the
entire wine ana liquor industry
in the city Of New York and in
nearby New Jersey. And the
most important fact Of the sit
uation 10 that this power Of ex-
tortion and persecution Il held
by q thief, racketeer and swind-
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a Job a. porter with . chance
to steal az much NJ q slab of
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