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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
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By MARION H.: HFDcrc N
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LITTLE MAN IN DIAPERS
Rv MARION ~. HFn@.1

its first shock the death of
seer Gandh cooru anecdotes and biographical material
that Gandhi had
the United States Finally he ruled against
feared rue his novel
strange did be laughed and munder
Gandh is the symbol of alien The Italian inn
migrant industrial did like to be called
The Hungarian immigrants did not like to be referred to
did like called ydsthe Negroes
Granted that the American propensity for Judging by the
perhaps hastened superficial Amercanaon progress it
credit that missed the real significance of the mmi
grants shores likely that such attitudes
the of Americas world mission and leadership
Take Gandh In his influence millions he probably the
individual in the world at the time of his death andhl
did he caved its stead influence And he had it,
only with bis countrym but throughout the world he was the
embodiment of Christian principles He breahed life into the
gospels He lived them He made them work and declared plainly
that his policy of nonresstance directly from the Christian
for the wartom world good will and cooperation
He became the worlds conscience
Viewed in this light the little in diapers becomes colossal
lasting significance When the fired into his fra
fatal bullets when the little fixed his dark
he had already him. Christians everywhere
of the living of the Cucfixion Rejected
of
school of philosophy that holds that the
doomeddoomed because has wondered far from
primary good of e Certainly Gandhis philosophy has
meaning war-terrfied world than baehp propeed
ppanes bombs Certainly harheaded practical basis
hold world made safe for democracy and
good WILL cooperation and peace.
Millions in India have taken this torch of civilization where
Gonh dropped it, When millions outside of India do the world will
toward peace rather thar
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
Hulf Free and Hulf Slave

To the student of world affairs Soviet aggression and
treachery The Moscow-engineered betrayal
and paronng of Poland the conquest of the Baltic states
the ensaveent of the Balkans and the efforts to dominate
the Middle and Near East all parts of history too
cent for Americans to forget.
Even So the official documents of the Commu
nstNazi partnership-made public by the State Depart
ment few days ago-wl shock the most cynical and turn
the somachs of the least squeamish These documents
taken from the archives of the German Foreign Office be-
gin with the filtration of the two dctators the spring of
1889 They through toataran marriage of conven
ience to the of 1910 followed by growing friction
future control of Eastern and Southeastern Europe
and end the German invasion of Soviet Russia June,
1941. r~t&@hNM
The latest chaper in the sord story of Moscow double
dealing has been written recent years Thanks to short
sighted Western allied policies Stain got ultimate control of
Eastern Europe to extent not envsioned by the Nazs,
his former partners in He also has the whphand
in large parts of Western Euope-with what results
tell
Labor knowing Communist ntrigues and betrayal from
frshand experience is fully of the Soviet
is true it true the past that the world
not live half free and half slave Reatedy but not late
others learning the truth.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
TAFT-H4ARTLEY LAW
EXPOSED!

By j. ALBERT WOLL and HERBERT S. THATCHER
(Member of the law firm of Padway, WOll Thatcher Glenn
and Wilson, serving general counsel for the American Fedora
of LabOr)
This the ninth of series of articles to be published by the
Weekly reutatiOn article
the Saturday Evening Post which praised the aftHarey law
skies Author of the Post article Mack Swgert law
partner of Senator Robert A. Taft-enough said.
NO. 9-THE "SOCALLED Ia PRIVILEGES" OF THE
TAFT HARTLEY LAW-(COntinued)
Security Abuse of Health and Welfare Funds"
The final alleged privilege granted under the act is found
the establishment health
welfare funds Again here is instance of the granting of
established for the same purposes as specified in the act and such
the most administered prescribed in the act
The principle objection which be made to the regulation is that
possible objects of health and welfare funds has been
greatly limited As our economy has evolved has been found
of security provisions which
particular industries and the present law prevents the establish
men funds to meet these particular situations.
The foregoing, then, the fourteen privileges which have
worngman without his knowledge like legacy
truhfuly could the author of the Post article have stated
privileges which have descended the
worngman without his knowledge like ton of bricks like
white elephant To with superficial know
the funonng of the trade union movement our modern
obvious that for claimed which
worngman has been accorded under the TfHey Act the
the tme been accorded hundred detr
vicious of the provisions of the atar
This is said with full knowledge and appreciation
benefits that confer e WORKERS
of this country
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
Put New Life Into This Greet Reform!

great REFORM started by progressive heroes of the
past has unfortunately been allowed to lapse and
waiting for fight by progressives of today
The purpose of the reform is to enable the American
people, instead of feW in smoke-filed roomS" to
choose the candidates of the parties for the Pes
dency of the United States.
This proposal becomes important every day, as
the President weds greater and greater power in this
try and in the world.
About 40 years ago. began movement for presidential
primary elections in which the people of state way
another could designate the they wanted their
party,S candidate.
In states the voters could elect the delegates
pledged to cast their ballots for particular candidate at
the national conventions In other states voters expressed
their preference for candidates. to guide convention dele
gates.
The "nitiatve and referendum the "recaI of public
officials and direct election of United States senator's
other parts of the plan to put in the peoples
hands
The politicians of both parties opposed all the moves,
and have constantly tried to undo them They have succeed
ed in wpng out the presidential primary in many of the
states where existed and have nufed it in others
AT the peak of the movement in 1916 presidential pri
mary laws had been passed in "a states half of the 49, and
the idea seemed about to sweep the country Instead it has
gone downh Political bosses again control the conventions
which pick the candidates for President
Where is the crop of progressives who will take up
this fight?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
Labor Backs Children's Appeal

William Green president of the American Federation
Of Labor has given powerful impetus to the American Over
Ad-United Nation Appeal for Children by strongly
dorsng the campaign.
American Overseas Aid is federation of major volun-
tay American agencies foreign relief and also represents
Americas effort for the UN Appeal for Children The Labor
League for Human Rights the official relief of the AFL,
is participating agency.
In his letter of endorsement President Green Lee
Marshall national chairman of the appeal campaign, that
at with great qualification that learned that Ameri
voluntary agencies had formed American Overseas Aid
and had joined with the United Nations Appeal for Children
for the sole purpose Of bringing relief to those left
destitute by wor particularly children"
Pointing out that the Labor League for Human Rights
participating agency Green further said As president
of the American Federation of Labor endorse the campaign
of the American Overseas AdUnted Nations Appeal for
Children and call upon the membership of the federation to
give generous support
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
Bod Laws Impede Enforcement

Rev. Wayne Womer, head Of the dry forces of Vir-
gina calls himself realistic because he believes he do
for the social welfare by working with liquor admin
StraorS to get enforcement of the complex control laws
than by bending all his energies to bring about return of
prohibition Ihe people want legal sae he contends lets
give it to them under the best conditions
AS one who desires strict liquor law enforcement, Wo
necessarily opposes unnecessary, workable and
enforceable restrictions He would like also to control Of
cas get adequate personnel and funds to do the job Bad
laws he points out impede enforcement The dys who take
delight in thinking up ways to cripple the liquor industry
could learn from the Virginia temperance leader who puts
the social welfare above personal whim and predlecton
Liquor administrators that impractical restrictions
which cannot be enforced only compcate the job of enforce
ment Let socaed vets and dys together work for better
law enforcement and less unnecessary regulation
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
Production And Inflution

Where is that increased production promised
when OPA killed by coalition of profit hungry inter
oss? Statistics show that production during the
and fall of 9l7 was nearly the during the
and fall of 1916 With the production 1916 profits
broke all records in 19f7 The appears to be that
manufacturers taking the easy road to profits
through higher price instead of production More prof
Us through production leads to a healthy economy
more profits through higher prices leads to sick
Buy that U. S. Savings Bond Today The best invest
ment in the world
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-12
BY LES FINNEGAN

State 6 Ef last FS 'q nfss n for s s
me9t pensions that one retired Navy Oee5 seP5 drawing
m a pa ope %h ~iff awg en 9red emen py @
Maybe going profit by the but by the time it
in their safe deposit by
The for justice 4 heard s b in the Ecu Con-
tFSsf N Mh E Crawford Motors
& % @ that ahoS gcg a 5 be u
longer possible to become rich and all have left tired
old old r crGsd net
stsers profits $ssOooOoo to
TO toC ssh II s @ s Nat Steel Corp net po uped $
I W I B ta I nae G fo agr g tn
better steel vaults to keep these profits in.
From the Washington DAILY News Jan. 80: , -, 49,,
SRs say a Set Ct the :s % sf @ keep @ oa % nj &
'0"'fS ptb Pay Fsb % S ,p~pS' ~
today predicted higher prices and shorter supply during the next
What this country supply Congress-
men, hush and hash bull in the meat markets and
Rep Clare Hoffman (R Mch who specially tailored
e % vya s to @ o @ night s a9d w % be % M Sdt @
Con tie W aa unS aD Witness rwu G back @ aaar a fey
killing Hoffman asked "Do think that's far enough 3" "No"
s Of S this @ Michigan S enp ano to match ha % the @ gsea
stock in Homan % life came two years ago when when someone son told him
in the Memorial Day RocEefes police
era % Gned % northern the Rspubapf The soqnes @ who
Taft Ball they against
The Rankins Bbos and Kuxers quickly
to keep the slaves from enjoying their freedom.
The Senate Investigating that indus
e fy nnd in w s % PPG S GR ss
sf d nS Of GpGdS m of % wD w as % % a4S
o Sqs pointed e % that tn @ wa the m Of &
by labor its point of the public the
first thing the NAM would do would be to demand
But before that the NAM would make that laws would
acted prevent labor from spending than would
elect NAM Congress-
NAM plans spend thousands dollars challenge of
the consttuonaty lobbying has told the
effect that it can't "ive" with lobbying law the
must learn to live with the TaftHartley law Once again
proves the MANS philosophy of the
tra live 100000 and the $4,000
new antlabor law in Delaware IS answer to a
busting employers The law (Which copied
strike discussed and
invalid unless the boss pro
cede would be illegal under the Wagner Ace and union leaders
and bacba him aferward The daily
tend this is only fair. -
Maybe is of of difficulty understand
this logic when aht be permitted address
Chamber of when they
The millennium will whn in Delaware (home
control General Motors) the state amended
Reuther influence the directors
starving OUT UAW strike they did
living high up runaway prices the
forced to stop buying beyond bare
savings converted into needed cash And
saared who call the The rich the
1t the old
through all the economic of
usually the
they happens when the bubble
the of
misery, comes hone is not difficult to foresee.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheost.

st~SSSS tSN SSNSS"tNOttUS0Sts
ahyas9 o6o HItb g. dSS aye aovS 51c, s
pToyements Cali Mr.. Baines. r.. r. sss7.
S3a S}shfASaSN9 4 S9' PARK Several beautiful,
s9so,s ss5% ss,t p5 5oT 1s5S B5ss' and very fs''
so ntsF oosh 5st2. r.slss ss
Eage; large corner lot; out Of the best
1ssa sl.s ssirzEI Ga 81 sS0o f05thsrn' ST.
e ss dessessa sssessd Ss so cSss
4 has everything from automatic heat to
ees; s9Hssnfas ssls : & &sHf'g'A'Ps Ra ca! Hs
fsAaas 8 sess S g. Ne. near ezssnvsy .a9pplns @
mo: takes care of the ~ trust, Insurance
and taxes; modern semidetaehed brick.
sy q SooI. as dsep tsld m 9s ca gss hea
EEAITY CO.. ME 1871. Ewes. and sgn.,
f. e. siish iish ST. N.E-open Sun. Gls lss-e.
ss ss necs S siss '' Loves apt tiled Sss
s ssfa ar h0sE I'll I2ipsfs sEs9fE E.ss9ffz
CO; FE Wa asso; SUM- AK. 40; 1877 ..l:s.. IL
rms; hardwood floors. finished attic. rec
rm. with fireplace, 2 baths. 2 refgrs.. z
4mnss seorf see fsa saNbEks es a5es esss
1887 b ST. N.E.-2-family row brick
built-in garage; . complete I-bedrm. apts :;
finished basement; corner front porch; gas
h..wh.; excellent buy, S14,950; terms
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868; eves., VI
ssEEsMGiipErAcHED BRICK. arranged for 2
families, with separate entrances: rooms
Dhs Ds'ed GT NICK M psye ss
BUY THIS LARGE LOT. in Capitol View
. fane home site ct 53rd st. and e
CapGtol st. Ne, approx. 60-ft. front
back width rs IT,, .12O-ft. long; will hole
ment; look for "for sale" sign on lot
e there was . house on 1t the street woult
be 13 63rd ct. ne: $1,000 down, price
t2,70O. AT. 6604. Ia
Evening star., 1948-10-12
WHEATON HILLS, MD.
SOME PEOPLE

Waiting for the deprsssion p1 1hss sIs'f !:
going to happen. Sunday Star editorials
clearly tel why It will not, Some people
syy "A s1ssoo house in sh eheverlyy aiy isa foa
have announced that one extremely de-
siraole 81 house in CheyeTly can Be bought
e. e. Act neW ssTe so,t ttoasy The time
to sell dollars for 90 cents. Around the
what I have for sale at $16,s0O. There
mas been 300 commitment offered
you know this must be a bargain with a
$4,000 commitment. Why hasn't 1t sold,
you y',. Las ask? Because no one has seen it!
Snstom cnnisd I built lin In e4l. it has been oc-
nod ehdren st a *. * 1Sls gares .
ingly beautiful. The 81 living room has
2 lovely whtte-manteled fireplace, center
nall plan; the dining room is regulation
S11ei 81 tt tne kitchen looks like photograph
perfect. The screened side porch is over
the built-in garage. There are s large
bedrooms and tiled bath. The basement is
SO none.dry woven mat summer rug
on %a,t shs ,nn n0of; rTstles and crackles as you
In the basement; oil -air-conditioned heat
second floor. This long "sd" is So no o. gag gag
nor stunt. 1t is placed because the owner
erty and an immediate sale is Important
70 her; It is my moral responsibility to
let serious seekers for q fine home, at q
peioW. the market price. know about It.
less there sn dSgp or inR nRoySr S4s it, oq. Ip
money down and lower monthly payments
A. STANLEY MOREAU
1917 Annapolis rd.. WA, 2571 or WA.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BvY.

w1 sux Yo9s HONE 2 ssk ss5 'ae e. Or ss s
our CLIENT wants a good house, east Of
( CO. s27 18th n NV. *. ia77. E1salns. aa
FOR aTiox ACTION will buy or sell for
sSsn|0,s sSa p G. p gsoDs5tlS DsIla MIR. JAY TR: 714s;
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
sss fssSt Co N
safe YoT CASH ise TobAY 81 ior
r. $7s5 any eyeninas lfssen sso SI N 747
EaasH HogsE wAEEb1 f2E Gs ssaysr'at R
ss1S @iii BE sEY 1oIf 81 srII HF9EsS TSta Homrror
ggIsE 91sF,ss sssstioa; u @ ssII *, Szo7: .'0. ~ v.
sss455 Ma saa vs. fss Ssn!: :sas SeS !.
need this experienced service to make a
quick sale of your home today, so phone
fSs sssSr q sqn 4ab gE i5tS S'S0 60 ks Szs5
e assls; sE@si Ssas.aa IN sssS isS of
f!s} .9s RsasSE solsh ss e.po HpM "a
rAS tP sisec er s1ss %sbu ss
home, NV. or s.w.; $4,000 cash, balance
monthly payments; 3 bedrms.. thoroughly
modern. built since 1920. Give full in
formation. Address BUYER. Box 209-A.
If YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent to
colored, viii sell 1t If it can be sold. II
11th st. NV DI. 1888.
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
the action in buying your home for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 3s22 RA. 341s.
LISTINGs IN vA.-Urgently needed; ex-
pert appraisals and experienced statesmen
sFe sea1sor 7as 81 15th SUs g.
NV. Ma. 0753.
WILL PURCHASE q Q or 3 bedrm. house
and give as down payment q 1941 Chrys-
ler club coupe in excellent condition with
r. and h., new slipcovers and new paint
Job; What have you to offer? Phone oV
YoUNG MARRIED MAN-Just finished
agricultural college at Ohio State. wants
D. G. Can afford only low down pay:
nent, $50 mo-. honest good financial
flated prices; wants house In country
need not be fancy. Ma. 3507; eyes,. OK
l0k46
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

ANACoSTIA, near 14th and 8 SITS. Sc;
Row brick, rooms, bath. 2. inclosed
porches; recre. rm.. gas hot-water heat:
$1,000 down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
134b Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 4400. vi.
xNACosTIA, $500 TO $1,000 DOWN
Lovely modern 5-year-old brick home, oil
heat. Call Mrs. Stone, cox g. CO. RE.
1888; ewes, TR. 5536.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Open Sun 2-6
3S44 9th st s.e:-Semidet. brick. 6 large
rooms. bsmt. deep lot Al condition,
possession. Reduced to sell today ORIEN-
tai BEATTY co" FIR. 1920. SUN,
s1,5oo DOWN and 500 per mo. Will buy
nice 5-rm. brick home near Greenway
Apts. and Minnesota ave-; has liv. rm,
din. rm.. mod kit, 2 nice bedrms.. tiled
windows: venetian blinds. 8 ise: closets:
priced for quick sale e only $500: in:
med. possession. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1911 Pa ave. s.e., FIR. 1000. -15
81 500 D0WN-52O9 q st. Sc, Bradbury
Hgts.-New detached brick. 8 rooms, bath,
2 inclosed porches, 2 dbl-size bedrms.
recre. rm.. large front porch. level lot.
Open 2-6 pm. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 4400, VI.
VACANT, e311 CONGRESS sT.-semide-
tached brick, condition better than new;
s rms. gas &C. heat; ~ financing; low
down payment; WALDO HARRIS. Ii.
1910. ME- 1D9A
Evening star., 1948-10-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA.

ARLINGToN-conv. and has everything;
5 s., rms, tile bath; shower, equipped kit,
sREHkMdkE. e11 hixa CAN cH' 1892. o,a Q: NJ
rm. modern brick home in most con-
sS pfewsn sa .na ne pasa sspt resses nss
a5ly csil MALCOLM REAL i ESTATE, ssfa 1sasSW oW.
eseS: 5fss sss.sss. ss sss;.s ns:sn 4s.
large Slds.r! lot aTsplaces Eyll sommissicn e
s!sAfss sRAbx Is5ss sos pS pSi?s77ssSS s7sS j. DA15As 1s
Ea bsssgttifIy cider
dn 1s4e ssc W.T. at 5sesds nse sss Suss Suss
san, I'm; o. q de, den and screened s; porch; 2pd
sst; is isssrass' 5gs ssll bsmt; si4's5o. j. sickLE
SRIfNGToN. FfRRsr sHow1NG-pet. srk
/ u baths, 2 screened porches. breakfast
b blinds; oil heat; garage; inelosed rear
Gall VA, 1926. with FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
FALLS tc5HURcHL5 rm. house, exp. attic,
ssvi e; fenced aS ; yard; ready fSr immed occlp.
s5SsSS so %1iSf4S,s soxH " r|S ST q ssis
Pentason Bldr.-De luxe brick blnsaloW,
with regular stairway to insulated attic
full basement with outside entrance and
recreation rm., flush DOORS, hardwood
sssped IT. Price s1sS5o on with hfss exceieat efaa
financing or will trade for your property.
RaFY s1hH Msss GohpAI AIfS Esaols sa1e n With
s.RooM sGNGxLoWa. LSa0si With DS two oRss ioss: full
6smt: auto oil heat, hot-yater; Bendix
~ - sdrsn ssfs e '1s oD:n q 2B
$1feSlroN. Il ieSG SH Iasls IaaslsaoDElERs nun4aisv
atop End hishest knoll in Arlington, Va;
large Lying room, large bedroom lcould
se S'ssd eosd ps9 ddsd III srss nishsn
gated N estate area; MANNAs REALTY
GO. 2116 Wilson blvd. oL,, 27s4. OK.
fSiHE OF OWNERSHIP lies With you on
:ssh sss lot eSs fSsrSs Ss.sss @ 81
ssTihSa sasa fSis sGzY ~ aS7m 81 MARINE orriciaas
Here's Ssaasifal brick ramblef' near the he
lie: IT, e. ss
money; s bedrms.. All on 1st a.. fun
se lot fse'iis ds daess
T. :h0sR' sHs 1si BOND ...s as" cit,
sEE2TlRhscER kEaT siG RooMs@We M ss1S hav. an le s1-
e s. brick md bone SH big assp
asszgsSsssI "a sssss,e- S,s
II. ,Arilnston; Aaethhs5 in Tslis GhgEsh
SIS sis.soo&s-room ssoSoes hous. with bath. hot
ssassa asas so aos loSm! Ess ss
and Venetian ,.aI3lh. blinds are insludsd On
ss.5oo down. sse MASON HfRsT. Ar:
nandale, Va. at the end Of Columbia
b6saAES% R6s SiSssd sunasys aIss
elapbcard on pretty street in e. Falls
ear; rms, bath. basement: oil heat;
TW. ,o1o4. with FRANK S. PHILLIPS
cSTTAdE, 8 rooms partly furnished. suit
g. sSie ,s, for asa small family 80 min. to Wash
AZ BAKER Avn SON, INC, New Alsxan-
ss M ,m With spas E
porch, full bsmt, nice lot, tiled BATH, ~ ES;
cellent shopping and bus service: 80 1000
@ pre. ss only fssS 0phss PhoS. a.
IL. 4szs: Open 3 IN g: 1900 ,,l
s1ois: sse Ar ssS1. sssRslstins sna RI S.sS ~,
Fiji FIJI ssssmsa.. sssss1Ssa. i si h.ss IT, cor, io.:
Ss EkK Es1 asis ai'ai &:an fSi sIss
Evening star., 1948-10-12
NEW HOMES

NEW HOMES
$4,000 down, all brick, semidet., 8 rms.
=! sa 'ssSnfis ss LEWIS hs'' skoRs ~ ssF
COLORED-2 GOOD BUYS in s.e; l
frame home with 6 rms; and semidet.
brick, 5 rms. and 2-story brick gar; only
$450 down each: low monthly payments.
DRURY REALTY, INC. 1872 Z. RE.
CoLoRED-ANAcosTrA, Southeast, bar
gain--only .$1O,5O0, on easy terms Semi
det; brick home of SIX rooms and bath
with basement. First Offering. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 1922, eve. Or. 1904: 12'
R5o I'll, S.@s; sss @ s5ssl cong;
1853: ewes. VI. $3.50.
COLORED NAVY YARD WORKERS -
Only S595 down; 6 rms, bath. gas and
eIse: il this ais Fow-brick home. AID. o5sl;
coLoRED-s1o.25o on convenient terms;
I'll oRy es esap.d az E.ahen I
ate possession: for further details, call
Mr.. Clarke, 81. 1880. with BETTzELL,
CoLoRED-71s z ST. s.E.-vacsnt; small
down payment considered; rooms, bath,
hot-water heat. oil burner; lst commercial
and apis. or 2 families; will consider
fs.Rsss ss ssss
S 50'f bowNNesl 81 Nv MA &ass ss
sys and o1, 18th 18th I'll SaDt brick full
Boc cs sSp's Mr. htss 5sfs Sn' III
pm ATLAS REALTY Co IA