davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-10
NEW COLONIAL

This new Cape Cod. custom-built brick
and full bath Full basement. plenty Of
closet space Lovely big living room with
fireplace on 1st foor;, End noor has 2
Near transportation and shopping. MAN
MAS REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson blvd, 81.
nr OK 27R4 10
Evening star., 1948-09-10
SUBURBAN sALE-WReINIA.
DISCRIMINATING BUYERS

II you have looked long. YEARLY and
proud Of, We welcome you Inspect these
individualistic. new brick homes on high
ground in NV. Alexandria. Some are In
the process Of building, others completed.
and some already sold. See for yourself
the excellent methods and materials used
in construction. They are the finest We
have ever seen; or 4 bedrms., l " or 2
baths, attached garages. Priced from
S22 600: terms. r. L. RHINE realty
CO., 607 Prince ST., Alexandria. TE. 1925.
Ewes, Alex 1852, TIE. 416S. 10
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BROOM LARGE COUNTRY HoME-one
LOVELY OLD HOME with 2 lots. Y ac

6i.t U 1IIIo dIIU Ja III' 4lKII 0oILI,;' " u1l.'
cariine, in College Park. Md.
$1,000 down-Two-s prewar brick in
Rogers Hgts.; with GI 1st mortgage at
DO Owner returning to Army, must sell
by 9-15-4S. Any reas. offer considered.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
ATTENTION VETERANS

New 2-story, Groom Colonial; large liv.
rn. with fireplace, din. rm.. de luxe kit.
range and refrlgerator; 3 spacious bedrms
gas air-conditioned heat, large porch Down
payment; S1,l50, SS5' monthly plus taxes
Other financing plans for nonveterans
s. & s. BUILDING CORP, Euclid and Lake
stS.. Cheverly, Md, WA S632 IL
Evening star., 1948-09-10
SUBURBAN sALE-vuRslhIA
STUDIO BRICK HOME

With income apt; this charming housa,
located in nearby Arlington near Colonial
Village and Wilson blvd, and tust Of
excellent condition. Rooms include on 1st
floor. large entrance hall. chapel ceiling
ment windows, adjoining Is Q large deck
with French doors from the living room.
dining room ulx15), modern up-to-the-
fast porch, bedroom d2xl3). bedroom
(11x12). and tiled bath. On the End
ncor, the income apt. consists OF entrance
ton kitchen and dining room, deck porch.
bedroom u0x12), and bath; the full base.
ment contains recreation room, bath.
laundry and 2-car tandem garage. Poe-
session within so days. Price. $4,000.
George Mason Green Co.
2s40 Wilson blvd, CHI. 3s3S; ewes. and
sunday FA 4424 -12
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FALLS CHURCH

s12.p50: Cape Cod bungalow. with stairs
to unfinished 2nd ioor; 81 floor. Nv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rn., fully equipped Kit,
lot on Knoll: blk from transp.. 2 blks;
from schools; approx. $4,000 cash; s6s
per mo-: Army omeer leavtns.
LUCILLE COOK
Aaus4vs. "a e31s, "a AeeS.
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Dominion Hills-Bv Owner

In Arlington-e-year-o brick. 1st floor
has entrance hall. living room with fire.
place. family-size dining room and equipped
kitchen 2nd floor has 8 bedrooms. tiled
bath and walk-in linen closet. Full base
ment with outside entrance; oil heat. Price,
S15,250. with reasonable down payment
Vacant and can be seen any time by call
ing OWNER at CH. 1850. No brokers,
nleale 10
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BUNGALOWS-S7,OOO

bONCAiOWD D-QI ,UUU
A challenge to the high cost of housing
First time offered. AS little as $1,000
down will buy one of these well-built at
tractive preWar asbestos Shingle homes on
large lots tS5x20O), near lovely Temple
Hills, just over the District line and d.
rrectly on downtown busline. Consists OF
lily. rm., bedrms.. bath, comb. Kit. and
heater. These properties could not be
duplicated for anything like the low price.
There is absolutely no catch to this ad.
$1,000 is all you pay. not one cent more.
Early buyers will have selection. JAMES
CARROLL, 653 LeBaum st. Sc. TR. Oil,
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BRICK BUNGALOW
ATTENTION CTS

din. rm., kit, bedrm. on 1st f.; bed.
rms, tiled bath, on 2nd A.; full bsmt.;
h.-a b o.; lge. lot. Priced S12,950. $1,000
cash to CTS bal. SS2 per mo. including
everything. Call MR.. MARKEY, DI. Abs
Evenings, HI 1872. Ill
Evening star., 1948-09-10
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

six-rm. brick. with Ia acres excel. loca-
ton; S13,500; $1,000 cash.
6;rm: modern frame with SO acres OF
= brick and frame bungalows, from $6,-
$50 to $4,000.
grocery stores in excel. locations: l
has modern 5-bedrm. house attached. the
other a beautiful 5-rm. modern bungalow
For further information call TR. 1882,
T. PAUL MUDD, Broker -l2
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HOME AND BUSINESS

Possibilities in this nice suburban loca-
ton, now used entirely as living quarters
but neighborhood needs store, filling
station. beer, etc. large rms. downstairs
large bedrmS. up: 2 chicken houses;
g acre ground; on 2 main highways
Ss,500; Mrs Hawley, UN. $500; ewes,
UN 1887.
FAUSSETT-FRAZIER co.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.
QUEENS CHAPEI, MANOR

Story and " asbestos shingle bunga.; right
price and location; contains s. lse. rms
and expendable attic, glassed-in front
porch, well-equipped kit. oil a.-c.h., storm
windows and doors. fenced lot; 2 blks. to
stores and transp., close to schools and
churches; S2,100 cash; $50 per mo. in
cludes interest. principal. taxes and IN
surance. Call G. R. CARSON g. CO., UN.
1878, UN 272S Omen ewes -12
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BY OWNER. VACANT

New brick Colonial type, rms and b.
1850; $1,000 cash. bal. monthly. 66O2
Red Top I'd, Chhlum Manor. Key az
1904 Truman I'd, or cali WA. 09S7 or UN
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Ot1: OVOI, Cd. Do I. :
ASHTON HEIGHTS

Beautiful brick Colonial located in one
of Virginia's most desirable neighborhoods
and consisting OF. liy, rm. with fireplace
din. rm., equipped kit. bedrm. or den on
floor; full bsmt., oil h.-wh, Diet. brick
garage; lovely shaded lot. Price, $4,000
This house will steal your heart. LYON
PARK REALTY, 2519 Wilson blvd, OW
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Sensational opportunity; fully furn. moth
ing over 2 yrs. old; S135 per mo. income
II desired; 1st f.. liv. rm. with firepl. and
ppookshelyes, family din. rm.,. beaut. equip
a., lge.- studio rm. 12x2l, extra-Ige.
closets; full bsmt, pan. rec. rm. (1Sx24j
with tiled A., full bath. refgr, copper
storm sash and screens, Ven blinds; large
landscaped lot, picket fence, det. gar;
I you desire income property or Just a
this one.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
Gil, 6757. eves ov oeeo 10
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReINIA.
FALLS CHURCH AREA

This brick Cape Cod combines stability
and charm. LSe. liv. rm. and Colonial
/ bedrm. and bath on list floor; 2 attrac-
tive bedrms and tile bath on End floor:
full bSmt. with gas a.-c.. heat. outside
entrance, Venetian blinds throughout,
awnings; lge. level lot, in excellent neigh
borhood of fine homes; schools 2 blocks
bus "a block on direct route to D. C. or
Evening star., 1948-09-10
EASTMAN & SEAY
OFF OLD DOMINION DR..

Q miles from washington Golf and coun.
try, Club; s bedrms. 2h-bath brick CO.
charm Of the interior Of this home is un-
excelled. 1st hoor: The large hv. rm. ts
decorated in Williamsburg green, has
exposures, fireplace; porch. cheerful din.
rm. with Colonial corner eupbosrds, Do
luxe kit. fully, equipped. u bath colored
tile functional floor planl. End noor,
baths Full bsmt., fireplace In recr. rn.
Copper plumbing, gas heat: immaculate
cond.; slate roof. Owner must leave I'M
mediately; S22,950; approx. $4,000 cash;
Sal per month.
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FALLS CHURCH

White frame bungalow. lge. tree shaded
lot; 5 spacious rms. e bedrms. and bath
natural trim. modern .well-epuipped kit,
lear garage. This home in immaculate
condition Priced to sell, S12,950. I'm.
mediate possession. For appointment call
Evening star., 1948-09-10

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
Beautiful 2-bedrm. brick home, tile bath
large lot; S9,950; terms
bath Aso asnestes shnge tile
after 9 pm, Mr.. Hamilton, HI 4770.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-09-10
NEAR FALLS CHURCH

Well built brick bungalow in . splendid
location: approximately 1 acre Of ground;
dining rm., kitchen, bedrms. and tiled
bath: expansion attic with space for 2
additional rooms; house equipped with
den spot; you viii enjoy living in this
home. Telephone FOR an appointment to
TH cTNEAN q, SEAv
Evening star., 1948-09-10
3-ACRE FARMETTE

Attractive bungalow consisting OF large
living rm. with stone fireplace, with heat,
olator, kitchen equipped with all metal
finished bedrms., space for bath. basement.
oil heat; good buy: board fencing around
most of land; good shade trees; priced Tor
quick sale. S11.T50, substantial cash.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Evening star., 1948-09-10

22l KENNEDY ST. NV.
Oman Sat and Bun, to pm. Briek
Vacant 1st commercial. excellent loca:
non, any type business. plus home. ~.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
ART,INGTON
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Very lovely 2-story brk. Colonial, on
nice lot, 2 blks. schools, bus and Shopping
center; nearly new home in excel cond ;,
bullt on center-entrance plan; lge. liv.
rm and f1repl.. adjoining side porch, full
sized din. rm., well-eauip. kit, p bath
on 1st H.; 3 lovely bedrms., tiled bath on
End f.; full bsmt. with outside entrance,
Bryant gas h; price, S1S,95O; poss Nov.
l, c. L: HANoWELL CO., Realtors, Gil.
7343, OK O331. ewes CLJ
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CHERRYDALE

Convenience. we offer this little brick
Dutch Colonial beauty, including 3 bedrms.
and tile bath up. liv.. nm. with fireplace.
porch: full bsmt.: beautiful shaded lot.
This home is better than new-home con-
dition throushout.; outstanding value;
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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AVONDALE

"a 600 down, convenient monthly terms,
One OF the most desirable suburban Md
iocations-Detached brick. fully insula ted,
consisting of lge. liv. rm. with open FIRE
place. din. rm., kit, 3 oedrmS., ample
screens and garage. Exclusive with R. G.
pUNNE, Ho, O700; ewes, Mr.. Curling,
Evening star., 1948-09-10
ARLINGTON

A1IINGION
~ frst trust. For military or civilian.
Beautiful detached 2-bedrm. brick; Sc, 800
~ LIST trust; owner will take 5ee End
trust. Price. $12,65O. For appt. to see.
JOHN T. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke ST., Alex, Va. 24-hour phone
service
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ARLEDGE BROS.
ow. 444s. 1898 Wilson blvd. OK. <33s.
Ey 1910 ia

Open Daily, $50 to Dark
At Falls Church, in lovely virginia Forest.
on exclusive Horse Shoe Hill. New homes
3la baths. big rooms; A-scre lots, tall
trees; large picture windows with wide
views. Drive out Lee blvd. or Lee hwy.
right on Rosemary lane to Tracy pl., left
to Poplar dr.. and our open sign. Ask
US REALTY CO., GIL. 1859 and OK. 1850.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
BUSINESS pRopERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALk
715 KENNEDY sT. N.W-Pirst CONNER
cial. Ideal for immediate conversion into
store and apartments. Substantial tap>
estry row brick home; rooms and bath.
large double rear screened porehes; de-
10 buy on one Of Brightwoods fastest
QUICKLY st Sl5;s5o;; GaY RA. 6s24 or
LANCE STORE, located in 1900 block Of
H st. ne. Cali HALL q BROS. Ii. 1891.
SIX oSE-sToRY STORES on desir sb,s
corner, location getting better every day;
now renting for 1890 year-with gradual
increases; bus stop. theater and chain
real, safe, permanent investment. HOW.
ENsTEIN REALTY CORP 141s st. now-'
Evening star., 1948-09-10

CUT LIVING COST
This low-priced 2-apt. home offers you
an opport to live nearly rent free: l apt.
is now rented tyr. lease) for 1885, nve
in other. which has iiv.. rm., din. rm, IN
ton: several fruit trees; priced ut only
s13,500. To see, call Mr.. Dufius, CH
JUDSON REAMY & SON
li33 \. lrvanG st.. AYi. Va --i8
Evening star., 1948-09-10
CALVERT HILLS

Delightful detached brick home built in
194l by builder for his own use; 1st floor
has living room with fireplace and wood
paneled walls. large kitchen with breakfast
nook . bedrooms and large blue tiled bath
with glass brick window; 2nd floor has 2
bedrooms and bath. other outstanding
features include full basement with fire.
place. auto. oil heat Venetian blinds, con-
crete screened porch. built-in garage,
insulated slate roof. hardwood floors.
Masnificent view of washington, Attrac-
tive terms Call ewes, OR. 0561.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-09-10

Lge home with 3 apis; nr. Univ. oi
Nd; for S15.950; only $4,000 down
Contains 12 rms, 8 kits. and 8 baths: oil
h-wh; lot 60xl6S; now rented as apts.,
but ideal for student rental. BURCH
REALTY CO., Realtors. s505 Baltimore
blvd. College Park. Md. TO. 1888, TO
62as. ewes TO 4SSE LIN 22Ql- II 2
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
RIGHT OF ALL CHILDREN
TO FULL EDUCATION is
UPHELD BY DELEGATES

Cincinnati LPA)-What organ
lied labor expects in the way of q
real program of educational oppor-
tunities for the young people OF
America was underlined in 9
broadgauged report adopted by the
AFL convention here at its clos
! ing session.
Prepared by a committee headed
by President George M. Harrison
Of the Railway Clerks, the report
carried these declarations, among
others:
every child, regardless Of race
creed or the economic status of his
parents, should have the right to
ascend the educational ladder as
far as his interest and his ability
urge him to climb.
"Only through a program of fed
eral aid to education can full edu-
cational opportunities be guaran-
teed to every child in the nation.
"No college-trained, or properly
certified teacher should receive,
under present economic conditions,
less than $4,000 per year.
Vocational schools should be
designed to serve the children and
youth of the nation, and not serve
as sources of supply of cheap labor
for certain industries.
"The Executive Council should
take whatever steps may be pos
sible to establish trade union edu-
cational programs in other univer-
stiles similar to that which is oper-
ating with outstanding success at
Harvard"
The report also praised the work
of the Workers Education Bureau,
AFL educational arm, and strong
ly urged all AFL affliates, nation
al, state and local, to join the Bur-
eau and help finance its activities.
Also, the convention proposed that
direct AFL aid to the Bureau be
increased to $4,000 a year.
In d d i ii on, the convention
adopted resolutions which denounc-
ed schemes to base teachers salar-
les on "merit rating" and urged a
battle against attempts by some
school authorities to force teachers
into non-union organizations and
company unions"
Unanimously, the delegates en-
dorsed another resolution which as
sailed efforts of General Motors to
abolish the workers educational
program at the University of Mich
igan. The resolution demanded
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
NEW COMPENSATION POLICY
ESTABLISHED IN MINNESOTA

St. Paul, MINI. (LPA)-A new
compensation policy in this state
was established recently thru 2
decision by the Minnesota Indus
trial Commission ruling that a wife
who gives practical nursing care
to her injured husband is entitled
to pay from the employer. In ad
dition, the employer is liable for
expenses which may be incurred
as the result of seeking a change
of climate recommended by the at
tending physician.
In the case of Albert Waters
against the Northern States Power
Corp, Waters was temporarily
disabled by a 4000-volt flashover
at transmission station. His wife
was awarded S5 a day or a total of
$3915 for nursing him because she
gave up her work to do so. Waters
also receive. $1336 for travel ex-
penses to Arizona on his physic-
ian's recommendation.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
Do NOT Expect
Corner Druggist
To Cure Cold

New York (LPA)-None Of th'
highly advertised preparations
that you buy at the corner drug
store can really cure a cold.
Before you spend money on the
various rubs, laxatives, and cough
shoppers that are on the counters,
you may want to know what the
Natl Better Business Bureau says.
1t compiled a series Of "don'ts" for
the manufacturers Of such remed-
les, to save them from running
afoul Of the Federal Trade Com
mission. The warnings, prepared
with the assistance of medical or
ganizations, show that:
1-Mentholated cigarettes will
have no beneficial effect on colds
or coughs.
&Nose drops, sprays, inhalants,
may relieve minor nose irritations
and may temporarily help in keep
ing the nose clear. That's all.
3-"Laxatives should not be rep
resented as Of value in treating a
cold"
Aspirin and other anaglestics
can relieve muscular aches and
pains and simple headache due to
a cold. They won't kill the cold.
5-Vitamins won't cure a cold.
They won't prevent a cold unless a
person is suffering from a gener-
al vitamin deficiency and needs
added vitamins to assist in improv-
ing the body's general metabolism
thus indirectly aiding in prevent
ing colds.
mo known preparation can be
truthfully advertised" says Better
Business Bureau, as having any
effect on the cause or causes of q
cold, curing or preventing or af-
fecting the duration of a cold, or
producing results within a short or
specified period of time.
Of course, Better Business Bur
eau warns advertisers, they'd bet
ter steer clear of in any way hint
ing that the "cold remedy" might
have any effect on the course of
serious diseases such as tubercu-
losis, diphtheria, pneumonia.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
Aid For Children
Aim of New Bills

Washington, D. C. (ILNS). =
Seven bills to be sent to the 81st
Congress, providing federal aid in
| education, health and social secur-
.ty programs for children, were
described at a conference of the
American Parents Committee here.
Mrs. Jack Fahy, Washington as
ociation director Of the commit
,ee, said Congress would be asked
for $500, ,000,000 annually for the
next years for school construc-
ion. She said the large number of
wartime babies We're reaching
school age and 8,000,0 600 children
will be entering the first grade in
1855. One of every 5 schools now
in use was built before 1900 and
some have been condemned as fire
traps.
r. B. Marston, director of the
legislative-federal relations divis-
on of the National Education AS
5ociation, said the states and COM
nunities alone could not provide
the 100000 teachers needed for
Zach of the next 10 years unless
he federal government comes to
heir aid.
Revisions in the Social Security
Act to extend the present social in
urance program to individuals
emporarily unemployed and to de-
)endents in case of premature
Ieath, would offer more security
'or the nations children. Miss
elizabeth Wickenden, Washington
representative of the American
Public Welfare Association, told
the conference.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
Vets Group May
Bar Reds From
Its NJ e m b bership

Cleveland IPA) A proposal
that members Of the Communist
Party be termed ineligible to mem
bership in American Veterans Com
mittee, liberal World War ii vet
erans' group, is before its annual
convention here this week.
"The totalitarian principles and
destructive practices Of the Amer
lean Communist party are incon-
sistent with the democratic prin-
Iciples and constructive program of
ave-" is the way a proposed reso-
luton explains the AVG attitude.
Meanwhile, Morris Maken, a
member Of the educational staff Of
the Int'l Ladies Garment Workers
Union-AFL, filed libel and slander
suits totalling 100000 against the
Daily Worker and others in New
York. Maken charged that the
Worker, in story about the expul-
sion of Worker editor John Gates
from AVG, falsely described him
as "deserter" from the Spanish
civil wars Lincoln Brigade. Maken
said that the charge reflects on the
sincerity of his liberal views, and
that his conduct in the anti Franco
battle in Spain was honorable at
all times.
Maken had testified in Gates
trial before he was expelled from
AVG, after which the Daily Work
er attack took place.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
NLRB Gives New
Broad Definition
Of Jurisdiction

Washington (LPA)-The Natl
Labor Relations Board ruled last
week that it had jurisdiction over
case involving carpenters and
men installing floor covering in a
private home near Chattanooga,
Tenn. The case, they said, was re-
ated to floor covering firm that
was engaged in interstate com
merce.
The dispute arose when, one day
before the Taft Hartley law be-
came effective, handful of union
carpenters walked off a home con-
5truction job because employees Of
the floor-covering firm, Watson's
Speciality Store, who were non-un-
ion, came to the home to install
floor coverings.
The carpenters. were ordered to
md their secondary boycott. In a
concurring decision, Board Chair
man Paul Herzog said that if 81
thought the exercise of Board dis
:retion permissible, would.
refrain from applying the federal
power to so local and diminutive a
controversy"
Dissenting, Board member John
NJ. Houston said, 81 believe that
the effect on commerce here is so
remote and so insubstantial and
that the controversy involved is so
local in character as to make un-
desirable any exercise Of the fed
eral power"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
Daily Labor Paper
0kayed By ALL.

Cincinnati (LPA)-In stronger
fashion than ever before, the AFL
at its annual convention went on
record in favor of the establish
ment of a daily labor paper.
The convention "okayed" a reso-
luton proposed by the Int'l Typo
graphical Union delegates which
declared that "only by a daily
newspaper of general circulation
can the cause of organized labor
be fairly and truthfully presented" J"
The resolution instructed the
AFL executive council to make
every effort possible and feasible
to establish or to aid and encour-
age the establishment of such a
daily paper frankly committed to
publicizing the viewpoint of organ
lied labor"
Many a tribute to the existing
labor press-particularly for its
role in the last election campaign
was paid by speakers during the
convention.
Also, just before the windup, the
delegates heard a thorough report
on the work of the Int'l Labor
Press of America from Frank Y.
Martel of the Detroit and Wayne
County Federation of Labor.
Martel, a vice president of the
ILPA, described the organizations
activities and appealed for effec-
tive AFL backing in cleaning out
racket labor papers,"
He also forecast that the Taft
Hartley gag" on the labor press
will soon be a thing of the past.
with the results of the recent
national election still fresh in our
he declared. at seems safe
to predict that the attempt to
muzzle the labor press insofar as
political action is concerned, will
be wiped out along with the rest
IF the vicious anti-labor legislation
that aroused the rank and file of
wage earners more than
any other question in recent years"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
297 NLRB Unfair
Charges Against
Employees In Oct.

Washington (LPA)-Even under
Taft Hartley, more than twice as
many unfair practice charges were
filed in October against employers
as were filed against unions, the
NLRB reported this week.
Out of 373 charges of unfair la
Dor practices, 297 were filed
against employers, and 76 were
brought against unions. A total of
81 formal complaints were issued
during the month, 28 against en-
ployers, seven against unions, and
two against both employers and
unions.
General Counsel Robert Denham
kept up his 1000 anti-labor record
by filing petitions for six injunc-
tions during the month, all of them
against unions.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-02
TO BREAK UP WORLD
PLASTICS MONOPOLY

Philadelphia (LPA)-An anti
trust judgement entered by a fed
aral job here against Rohm &
Haas Co. opens up competition in
he industry which manufactures
plastic glass sheets (plexiglass),
methyl mechacrylate fused in max
ing dental plates for false teeth,
and plastic products used in the
manufacture of synthetic rubber,
surgical instruments, eyeglass
'rames, furniture, combs and orna-
ments.
Rohm & Haas was charged by
the Justice Dept with entering in
to a worldwide cartel with |. G..
Farbenindustrie of any,
Rohm & Haas of Germany, and
Imperial Chemical Industries of
England, to divide world sales ter
ritories and suppress competition
in the manufacture and sale Of
plastics.