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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoTE,, wife and
5-year-old daughter desire 2-bedroom
to $40 per month; suburban area will be
RasPoNsIBLE SINsISessiIE coGPIE, no children. de-
8 or 4 bedrooms and garage; long lease;
up to $135 mo. Careful tenants. Con-
yenient to transportation, NV Call AD
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable tenants. adult
couple, no pets or children, seek un-
furnished house or apartment At AROUND
$50 mo: Box 3S3-V. Star. 2s'
1sat1 ne IN ssS hSSsS ease sew cs sfet wo Gf ia5 ss
MARINE 1T. COL. and family REQUIRE, 2
July, about Sle5, prefer suburbs, Cali RE
74O0, Lxt 2lsO. Mon. through Fri, 8
am. to 4:3o pm. or write Box 3ss4-V
BY JUNE 1, NV suburban 3 bedrm., to
sIlo men BY BY permanent Gover1nent nm
WANTED-1Furnished house in North Ar
NAVAL NAVAL OFFICER. wife and M child, willing
to sign 6-month lease for unfurn. 2cbed-
SsVR SsVinE rasp ss9pt Miy 3I n.ea
house to bring wife and two childrssn1. to
Mnsh9osRseeHE XIR FoReE Mxjok Ga K vis aSs1 and
81 isis ;.sy i:s.i Eli %A y
CoMDR., U. s. n. desires to rent 3-bsd-
room, unfurnished house; about Sl2o'
YoGNG YeSnS i MARRIED aGG1t COUPLE need small
bungalow; suburban Maryland: good trans
portation necessary; not over $50; py June
cso,upIsH, H settled sp no Children or pets want
unfurnished small house or 2-bedrm. apt:
in desirable section only, AD. 5l62 -2o
COUPLE settled. no children. ,unfurn;, 2
or s-6edrm. house, in desirable section;
&c ~ g,,ars,teed. refs TE. SASS. -23
FORMER Army CHAPLAIN ISoSs1n wants eoDvsny to eny
fences; washington or suburbs. Write Box
col Laurel. Md, "a
to buy. 3-hedrm. unfurn. house, Bethesda
Msa1s sTsa BOZ oF9icEK t9iT WIFE, two ehldren
transferred to their native D. c. neeo
three-bedroom unfurnished nouse' soon
NV. washington preferred, North Arlns.
ton second choice; psy up 70 So sSo saI snpeot or
WI 411p evening and week END. ~
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ApARTMeNsTs WANTED tcsse.l

APARIMENuS WAb118O tO0Sstst
UNFURNIsHED ONE ROOM, kit, bath,
nM sasi 10 gssrs in Wass
Vaesney lassGR occurring Saain Nay j. E 5ss7 after
gTo Ge rsay os THkEf II gay sf oos HOUSE
caii Mr.. pAYTE: dE. ss12: -s5
nished with bath: 8 adults. husband and
son permanently employed DU. 37S7. -25
CANADIAN airman, wife, son desire un-
furn. apt. or house In NV. June or July;
reasonable rent. DE. 1011, Ext. IL; 80.
CANADIAN airman. wife (employed) desire
unfurn. house Or apt; in nv. June or July;
ssMY sss rsas oFp1dfk RH iodl .nd v to .u
siS Mss P5;s% ;pns u 4 5a'nsa s1Is ..s.,,.n. r..
nurse nun s because 'vdS she y needs i-bedrm. apt,
buslnes t1sn eE can You s heip oR asss s5
FBI GIRL wants Broom or efficiency apt.
May |, furn. or unfurn.; references. Box
REFINED midals,agsd couple desires res one
1saS{Sn TWo ADULTS. sGT 4'ax ehiid M yrs old desire
kitchen, living rm. and bedrm. apt, MI
EXECUTIVE in the Govt. and wife, former
Sedrm 5ef aaAf v care dn ., s and bath fusn apt
1ae aupsa no % sassed shoo hSsse
USFuRNisHED, Uni nRsGHD one or two rooms, kitch-
en-, bath; NV, walking distance main Navy
Bldg: June l. Box 3lo-v. Star 25'
TWO REFINED young ladies urgently need
apt. Call FIR. 1880 after $50 pm. week
sHKsNsaaEN aaKS E saE saadsy des4es large furn
sIEeis or Similar lar neishSoThood Box 4as,V
GOD HAS GRACIoUsLY ENTRUSTED to
our care 2 sweet children, ages 8 and s.
desperately need housing to reunite family.
veteran max. $40 per mo. Box 373-V,
FTRN. OR UNFURN. small or studio apt
with Ntchenette. bath; BY 2 young women; omen
not over $50: refs; pref. NV. DE. s63s.
Bi.D.a Bx regss 9ssn Fs5 sg cegBlE eg Es ys
YouSSG2 ceuflE desire @ living room, bed
room, kitchen and bath; furn. RE. I'LL,
rooms. kitchen and bath, D'er' furn. or unfurn..
APE n Or aEsis Friday sa
ass n eaA Sat sDf assye iS
5eeR sSaR < kit; path apt. Cali MISS Dove aE.
NAVAL OFFICER desires a-bedrm. furn.
pref; Sl75 top. Box 433-V, Star. 25'
EMPLOYE of foreign embassy with wife
and child desire one-rm., bath and kitchen
spa3 spt fqEn 1Eai or unturn Write to MR.. H9TAs,
SERvICEMAN, perm, assigned Wash. to
yrs, needs 2-bedrm house or apt. un-
furn.; rent S75 top. HO. 2739 bet. "a p m.
WANTED Immediately, 3-room furn. apt.
for working couple. Call e5o4 after
EMPLOYED ADULTS desire 2-bedrm. apt,
furnished or unfurnished; prefer desirable
NV. section. Taylor 1919 24'
e sl9o; RE. 34o4, Ext: 400.
REFINED bus. woman desires small un-
furn. apt, downtown Sec; exc ref. RE.
$500, Ext, 1854, $50 to, 8. Mon through
VET, TEACHER and wife, desire rooms,
kitchen and bath; furn. or unfurn.; NV.
Call MILBURN, Elk $3.50, Ext. 7Os, 9-5 or
WO. 1865 evenings. 23s
BY JUNE 1-2-bedrm. apt, unfurn.:
GEORGETOWN. Cali MRS. BETS OR. q 5e'
MARINE me SERGEANT. wife and child ur-
gently need furn. or unfurn. apartment;
COIoRED-VETERAN, college trained,
Government employe prospective BRIDE
groom desires 1 or room. kitchen and
bath unfurnished apartment $50 maxi
mum. Box 439-V, Star. 25s
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT, in suburban Washington, for
summer or all year, fully modern country
home, with extensive grounds, 8 rooms, 3
baths; Olney- Sandy Spring neighborhood.
12 miles north of Silver SPRING immediate
occupancy: furnished or unfurnished.
Phone Ashton 3031. -25
NEW GROOM HOUSE with garage in Arl-
ington; S175 month. OK. 1893. -23
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK semidetached
house, gas h.-w.h,, air-cond. heat, full
bsmt Rent. S125 per mo. 3417 card
st. Sc. Vacant May /. AT. 0391. Call
a m to q pm -o6
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Md. T. Vo.

vA.-Nicely furn. rm., next
70 bath; twin beds; 1 blk. Columbia pike.
WELL-FURN. ROOM, blocks from Wis.
ave. transp. and shopping center. Ideal
OIL. Q559. -25
DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds. close to
bath; cony. to busline; prefer working
Clarendon; clean, bright
double rm., near bath: oW. 6512.
pletely furnished; for employed woman
S35 mo-; near bus; meals II desired. Call
1ftP5s aIRXASpRerAEarse SS5e PM Sc room with Twin
beds; conven. bus service. Overlook 1871.
rm for adults,
sgle. or dble.; conven. to buses, restau-
rents and shopping center. FA. 0152.
LARGE, bright rm. with 2
huge closets; | block to busline to Wash.
! 20 Or girls: oW 45s5. M2b
a3Os NO. FLORIDA, ST.. Arl.., va.-Front
room, semipvt. bath, near bus: porch;
single young lady: S25 mo. CH. 0s56.
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

head native yearlines Also 10 Angus
hs!fers,. Any number reasonably PRICED.
SH 2l14, ME 1894. -23
HOMEWoOD FARM. eau Brandywine
HORSES (2l. one riding, one work; both
gentle; reasonable. Also pure-bred Here
FORD pigs and 8 kids. Bowie 34S2. -25
REGisfERED ANGUS BULL, yrs. old,
grandson of interna tioual champion Eric
Of Cremons guaranteed: cal Can Mr.;
FOR sALE-One good milk COW, fresh
lcy the 3rd time; $175. Call Locust 5l37.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, nondrinker, nonsmoker, de-
vate bath; private Protestant home: in
outskirts NV. pref. Address Box 3l2-V,
s'aR REFINED. perm. employed girls Desire
double or single furn. rooms near down.
town; refs. Ia. 1885 after 5 pm. 24'
MIDDLE-AGE CHRISTIAN LADY, en-
ployed, desires room in private home; conv.
Wis. ave. or Mt. Pleasant carline: reas.
Box 413-V, Star.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT or conf, room
with or near bath; vicinity Doctors Hos
pital Box 414-V, Star.
GENTLEMAN wants bedroom, sitting room
within 5 minis. Sears. Wis ave-; S55 month
limit Box 426-V, Star
COLORED-MARRIED EMPLOYED couple
want light housekeeping room or rooms
and private kitchen; references. Ii. s943.
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APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHEp.

7I3 3rd ST. NV, End floor; 3-rm. studio
apt; lease, S45 mo. Apply Sun. or Tues.
to pm. No phone. 23'
WEBSTER ST, near Georgia ave- rms,
Kitchen, semipvt. bath; must furnish elec
refgr; S65 mo-, uti included prefer
employed ladies or middle-aged employed
married couple; refs. required. Box 292-
2-RMS., KITCHEN and semipvt bath;
sos mo-: 2 adults. liz 18th st. ne. rs
2s21 ,14th ST. NV, Apt. No. 1.-Two
S75 month; no phone calls; call after 8
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HOUSES wAhrrp TO Rrhr tc...., ,

PAT. DAN, AND MIKE would like to join
dad in three-bedrm. house. Haven't been
with him very much. Now he has shore
agty " t. Sloo ss ~ o gut st & lS ssass ss
NAVAL OFFICER. permanent. 2 children.
desperately in nssd q c,2s 2sbedroom unfar- ~!
SETTLED COUPLE. no children. desires
small house or unfurn; apt; N bldg;
not over SS5 mo. BOX 3SS-V. star. 20
unfurn. house or bunga., or bedrms.;
permanent. DI. 32S2 after $50. "a
GOVT. ENGINEER, permanent, urgently
needs 3-bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment EN-. 764S. 2oe
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont .

MISSeLLANEOOS rOR SNse NSont.I.
WASHERs-Bendix, brand-new, in, orig
sd. M csssss risussd ID sssss 81 uas asd S
pius a N't, beautiful bedspTeads with any
seduced sed tSks AnPFRsfENs mshs fIsF 1f cupRE BE-
sHRTMENT e SSIs nA sTokE; o5gS. 1920 7'h st as. r."
WASHERS REBUILT-1 Maytas S29 so;
! Easy, $3.50; 1890, $3.50; l Wtstins- EMa1ic
$3.50; Kelvinator elec; range: soy oo'
81 sss55 5eiss ssv soss e.e
regular price. S13e.95; special Se9.
bIsTRIcT ELEc. CO. 5o2s wis. ave. Jo nw'
WASHING MACHINE. almost new, $40
SeniOn washer, saa:, excellent cond.' sell for
&SAHssHffNG MACHINE. Laundsr.ll, .lish.ly
ssse sssrdss Md VA $685. ds4s
WASHING MACHINE with auto. pump,
peri ,,osr cond s59 gas rsnsss esss nat op' oven
. real bargain. Phone Kenmore 52le.
WASHING MACHINEs-Maytae. Thor,
sAb1o s'ts: eo 44os s. CAPITOL st.. r.: as5S. s.
WATER COOLERS. new and reconditioned;
one 10-gal. Frigidaire pres; type, 81 SO. SO;
bargains. 1918 14Gh NV. DE. 1910. 30
WATER HEATER. Ambassador. gas, 80
Sr WATER saa mATE1s. aM 90 gas, electric a. sizes,
ans4s assifs aRsss5g;si 5g fsE e Ssf5s
wWEDprNa GOWN, unused, s. white satin.
:as sss S2ss sssdss &C. 'isJ s ssa ssr S
1888 REBoRED BUICK MOTOR, $50;
RR27
zGSi zaRIISGToN seaH6ss0V VWoobwoRkING, "Manufac-
18th sna Kent SIS A5ss0n nuts sailed
Soc s'' b.; va peanuts, 3gc,, ib.; Iedskins,
asy a9G Tn Time So sftsf neanu's II am Zoe MR. r. III
MODERN DAY BED, opens to double, fol toId- i
nAzSsAs5 ssSs cs st. o1 sSS is is
FuRN. HOUSE CONTENTS. reasonable;
new blankets chairs, etc. DE. 3oo7.
sAebltiof 1ehp York unit. $3.50. GLOBE slicers'
Royal ELECTRIC slicer one 2a-l6 b. Dayton Ren
Hsss ssse sssS5 us 3
Arcade Market. CO, 0229. -25
Estey organ, youth bed, tricycle., misc
Items; can be seen Sat. between and 8
pm, 1854 Newark st. NV. "a
SEWING MACHINES, used. some specially
Singer treadle -----------$45
STANDARD portable electric $45
Brunswick portable electrie .k;. $500 SSs9 Ss9 5o %
Singer treadle (electrifieO --------sS75
Singer console electric ----.-------S115
sipssE SINGER s0pSGs sHMsa ss0'1i MACHINE CO. 1882
REFRIGERATORs l2D; new coolerators'
white enamel, nonelectric; regular price,
Westnshonse saoiS IT, oId ESeo with n goe9 neS
'nkt kelsina Una, tor. or 7 cubic f., used, in
s0Sd crossy o2 cubic y f. sed 1a sIn IN good
cond; approx. 10 yTs. old; $50; .
&c cubic IT, Mon9s or tog 4aDa1sd has lex s dR IN
e0t5 E asPI0e 5 Cubic ts IT, Monitor d,a top approx
IL yrs old; in good cond.;. $50.
Refriserator 40 cubic RI d gas ESQ., Eiee1rG ecnd
$50. ]. l. BATEMAN & SON 2oo4 ;. I.
WASHING MACHINES (6), Bendix auto;
f s r5nny 5 yrs orss5 9d sSo eaeS
s"R Renmore. M Ore wrihrer-type. i used: in good
eond;. approx. 10 yrs old. $50. ,s
Agc BE sDin6ersgDe' 5dn9 sSD approx IL 'rs Old
Wflnger-type, pump needs fixing. 10 yrs.
6asy sPans5,tygs ais sa5 in good eond' .D
washers; nG rec TsesondItioRed, so each. .
tub, needs new wrinser gears approx. 12-
o5 ssas s55 fDPg24 PsgrMaN NJ yFs
SON 2O04 R. / ave ne, HO. 200. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZERS-SmalI bulldozers for back
filling and light grading. TR. 1199: rs
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
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APIS. EuRN. AND uNEuR.

GENTLEMAN 80 to 40 years age to share
downtown housekeeping apt. with another
gentleman; vicinity 11th and Mass; $3.50
mo- Box 259-X, Star
MT. PLEASANT, after Apr. Groom in
apt, furn., S45 up, or unfurn. $40. Suit.
.,hS-V Star 23s
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ROOMS FuRhisHEp-s.t. and s.w.

ROOMS FURNiSHED-S.E. and S.W.
314I LYNDALE PL. s.E-Double room.
Also single room. Girls only. vi. 4124.
Is 9Th ST. Sc, 2 doors of East Cap. st.
Large front rm with 4 windows; quiet
emp 1Ga eoug1e sSr single man tnont bed2aor,
for gentleman; nr. bus and cars $S single.
lg TX S9ass 3;th ST sw-Attrac.ivelv ,,,n- n2s !m
twin beds, for 2 empi. adults, S35 mo.
i10o D ST. s.E.-Larse front rm., pvt.
home, employed girl. TR. 1928 after
HiLLcREsT, 1896 Denver st. s.e.-At-
tractively furn. front rm. in new home:
S35 mo Victor O513 -23
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AVIATION.

ney v PDs dDst latest sam
lily can AFFORD to buy and dy 3la gallons
per hour, Also used planes; no reason
Veterans Sete e and nonVeterans. rs shops S. for
10O-hr inspection and relicense Job. Steel
individual hangers. Sightseeing. Sec at
Capitals nearest downtown airport, 3
miles west of Pentagon. FA. 1925, FA.
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QUIET OLD GENTLEMAN desires room
and board with congenial family. Box
FiHRsT-FLooR ROOM with board for con-
genial lady, age ~; not q nurse case; Box
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Large. we'll furnished
bdrm. and kitchep apt, 2 porches. semi
priv. bath. gar, mr.. bus, IL min. to
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

S 900 DOWN. VACANT-Immediat pos
session The Stanton. 12s c ST. ne. Open
for inspection IL to s. Newly redecorated
and completely reconditioned; and 3
apis. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP. 905 10th st. NV. RE. 1891 or
UN. O759. 23s
up Open daily, 2-5 pm. Call AID. OOPS.
ewes and holidays. WO. @765. pa
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,noAs wITH soARD (contJ,
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

32I MD. AVE. NE.-2nd d. attractive nm
for employed mother. or children; da5
care for children. ~
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED,

ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.
COLORED-NICE UNFURNIsHED front
room for nice, quiet, clean couple or single
person: cooking privileges; no children.
TR. 2515 after pm. -23
ROOMS FURN. OR UkFURN.
COLORED-612 6Oth PL. NE large
rooms for employed couple. HI. 9252,
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED,
HOUSES FURNISHED.

APARTMENT WANTED
Will purchase two or more bedrooms, u
NV AID. 7400, Apt. 614. 23e'
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

DESIRE UNFURNISRED 2-bedroom apart
ment for same in Philadelphia. Delaware
6-5915 (Phila.) or Box 154-T. Star: 25.
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POULTRY and EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 st. NV, ME
00se. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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BOATS.

BY OWNER-1947 26-ft. Richardson Sc
dan cruiser same as new; fully equipped;
ship to-shore Iadio;r head and galley galley
motor, % mph. Will sell at sacrifice.
Can be seen at Capital Yacht Club,
1920 Maine ave. s,w, or phone Ma. 9443.
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ADDING MACHINE and typewriter. UN.
2499.
ADDING MACHINES, typevriters, calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE. l177,
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th st.
NV.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
Over 400 Youngsters Attend
Grand Opening Of Theatre
Free Movies Every Saturday Morning Are
Open To All BOYS And Girls In Toledo
More pictures on

A full length talkie and comedy along with door
prizes delighted 400 youngsters attending the grand
opening last Saturday of the Local IL Chdrens Theatre
The free movies held every Saturday at Local II Hall
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
Gosser Issues Statement
I'm Answer To Accusations
Never Made Commitment
To Sponsor A Candidate
Overwhelming Majority Knows
OF II Years Work Cementing Unity

Richard Gosser international UAW-CIO e-Presdent
public statement released Thursday to the Toledo daily
branded unfounded the repeated allegation
that he had pledged support to William Sturm appointed
AFL regional director his bid for the councmanc post
be vacated by Congressmanelec Thomas Burke
Sturm and the newspaper writers had claimed that
Gosser had made commitments prior Burkes election
in the November End balong based on Sturns support
of Mr. Burke in the closing days of the campaign Sturm
had been candidate in the primary and defeated by
Burke then later spoke in Burkes behalf against Republican
incumbent Homer Raey, whom Burke soundy defeated
on November End.
Gosser pointed never in his met
William Surm to discuss politics and had made
pertaining to job say
such alleged meeting had taken place who might
The UAw president stated further that was his
opinion that no one in the CIO had the right to name the choice
of the AFL candidate should clear
suggested anyone Forthcoming vacancy position
In repv to the newspapers inferenc and outright acs
tions Threatening unity"
overwhelming majority of the IL
years spent trying weld together complete unity
call the CIO together get
either the Democratic Republican parties
the event that they felt his would be effective
Despite the newspaper accusations been
nsent having Franz Brlacher named the council post
Gossed made 1t clear hat TINS was SIMPLY not So ana hed tnat
the people who attempting to drive the wedge
in political action cooperation.
Following is the complete text of Mr. Goers statement:
that the last week of statements the make it
necessary make type of that the
public the membership our would under
would like divide the American Labor
that the overwhelming majority of union is
of the II years have spent trying weld it to-
geter complete unity and nothing would make do
anything that would divide the American labor and
l am sure of all would the City Council job.
few facts the public should know have
with William Surm, appointed Regional Director
Federation territory discuss
politics have in life made commitment to William
Sturm pertaining job Mr. Surm cannot tell
where he and had such meeting and who attended with
Sturm and myself
think it is Labors job
who they have to offer the general public in this community
ranks don't think anyone from CIO should attempt
the American Federation should
be is their responsibility
to this minute not suggested for the City
convinced have been that
Republican Democratic would
appoint person will say that the Republican Party
or Democratic Party will tell public print that they will
appoint person that would will be glad
call the CIO together get their give
either one of these parties
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
3rd ChiIdrens'
Concert Nov. q
l6 Year Old Youth
Is Guest SOlOist

Lawrence Wineman, Is, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wine
man of 123 Prescott ST., will be
the soloist for the third chill
Aren's concert to be presented in
zr&1e Toledo Museum of Art Peri
style by the Friends of Music,
the Museum and Local Is, To-
ledo Federation of Musicians, at
3 pm. Sunday, November 81.
Two concerts for children have
been held September 26 and Oc-
tober 3, and the remainder of
the series of five will be Novem-
ber 81, January 80 and February
27. Hans Lange will direct the
Friends of Music orchestra.
A student of J. Harold Harder,
Mr.. Wineman is a Scott High
School junior.
Local Is, Toledo Federation of
Musicians, pays the fees of the
orchestra players as a part of a
music appreciation program in
stituted by the American Feder-
alton of Musicians through it's
according and transcription fund
Ynd the Museum makes avail
able the Peristyle, bears opening
charges and conducts promotion
al activities for the concerts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
Canning Jars
BusheIsNeeded
At Summer Site
Donations Accepted
AT Local II Hall
Or Will Be Picked.Up

Any members having canning
jars or bushel Baskets not In
use can put it to good use. All
canning jars or bushels are a
welcome addition to the Local
IL summer camp.
Thousands of jars are needed
for the canning of vegetables
from the camp farm. Bushels are
urgently needed for pick up of
vegetables.
Jars or bushels can be brought
to the PAC office at Local IL
headquarters. 425 Winthrop st.
or by calling Main 9126 a staff
member will pick up the jars or
bushels
No amount of jars is too small
or too large to be picked, said
Richard GosSer, camp president.
He urges every member having
Jars or bushels not in use to
donate it to the summer camp:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12

beginning at 1870 a. m.
The Children's Theatre is
getting to be just that - a
Children's Theatre. The new
program, inaugurated at the
grand opening, features a
youngster operating the pro-
lection machine. Each Saturday
a young boy will be tutored by
Stanley Helminiak, Local IL
m OWE director. In addition
young girls will act as ushers
to escort the children to unoc-
cupied seats.
The theatre, proven to solve
a baby sitting problem for par
ents who have shopping to do
on Saturday mornings, origi-
mated from the idea of Richard
Gosser, International UAW-CIO
vice president.
Also featured for the first
time and scheduled for every
Saturday thereafter are door
prizes donated by Units of Local
II. Prizes awarded at the grand
opening were from Champion
Spark Plug Unit.
First prize, a football was won
by Clarence Media, son of MIR.
and Mrs. James Mcdha. Mr..
Mcdha works at the st. Regis
Bag Co. Second prize, a wrist
watch was awarded to Dawn
Overy, daughter of Walter and
Odessa Overy, both members
of Auto-Lite Unit. Winning
third prize was Garry Hutchi-
son, son of Roland, member
of DeVilbiss Unit.
Every youngster whether par
ents are members of a Local IL
shop or not are invited to at
tend the free movie.
Pictures to be shown are
selected carefully and are in
tended for clean entertainment
and education.
In the event the program is
completed before parents arrive
to pick up their children they
are urged to sit in the theater
until their parents call for them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
Reuther Undergoes
Operation

DURHAM, N. c. UPA) -
President Walter P. Reuther of
the United Auto Workers-CIO is
making a rapid recovery from
an operation performed at Duke
University Hospital here early
last week. His physicians re-
ported a highly successful oper-
alton intended to save the union
presidents use of his arm, shat
tered by a would-be assassin's
bullet last April. Reuther ex-
poets to attend the CLOS ma
tional convention later this
month in Portland, Ore.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12
Solidarity
Forever

BLACKPOOL, England (LPA)
"A delegate to the British
Woodworkers Union convention
last week told this story. The
secretary of union branch was
out so late one night on union
business that he stayed over at
the home of another craftsman.
His suspicious wife wrote each
of the thirty members of the
branch asking if her husband
had stayed with him. She en-
closed a stamped postal card
with her query. ALI thirty mem
bers replied. They all said Eyes. "
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-12

delegates that since election is
over he will put every effort
possible to reorganize the Skilled
Council in Toledo"
Officers elected were James
Bowden, president; Ray Welsh,
vice president; Orrinn H. Pepler,
secretary. Trustees are Dale
Flickinger and Daniel Prested.
The next conference was voted
for Chicago, Ill.
The Friday sessions were cli-
NAKED with a party in the eve
ming. Richard Gosser, interna-
tional UAW-CIO vice president
was also present to give dele
gates advice and on a general
discussion.
Before adjourning on Satur-
day, the delegates voted letter
of thanks to Richard Gosser and
Charles Ballard for helping the
conference in Toledo a great sue
cess.