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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
July 5th independence Day
Now For British Workers

London 0PA)"Brtans Independence Day.! That's what Jim
Grs MINER and Minister of National Insurance in
calls 948 1t when
national including industrial
in full operation supporting supported by-famy
allowances the national health national assistance
Jim
during the has been at
this Labor office july 1915 Much social
legislation years, especially
grown haphazardy the
shae structure of social services There were great gaps every
workers. but their amieshus touching only onehd
population The British Medical Assn itself Tin striking
conterpa) had tried repeatedly to get the
of the between the wars to extend
the coverage-but with success
left for Labor to build well -coordinated alincusve
structure of much needed view of
Brians postwar baby boo-ere family Beginning
August this provides dollar week for child
family the first Git be borne mind of that
the considerably Britain than the United
Staes)
On July into effect They the
Natl Insurance Act the Industrial Injury Act the Natl Assistance
Act and the Natl Health Service Act
Natl safeguards nearly in Britain including
employed sempoyed and nonempoyed people 1t includes bene
fits for unemployment Sickness maternity widowhood retirement
and DEATH
The to employed week. selfemployed
$5 and nompoyed 93 To the payment of the employed
all the benefits listed above For his $25 the sem
pyd everything but unemployment benefits The
and death
The contribution employed qualities
the entire category of industrial injury benefits including those
disabement death Britain excellent facilities hab
disabled hire disabled
workers up to fixed percentage of their payrols,
There will inevitably number people who will be
fully particularly early of the system
paid contributions be able draw
pension other benefits while others will have special needs not
fully their The will
to act backkop dealing with all human needs
cred by national insurance
establishment the day of
Service.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
Republican Judgment

1t will take time and reflection to evauate the record
of the S0h Congress. Ofhand neither the legislative She
nangans Of 194748 the unseemy haste to adjourn IN
the midst of important unfinished business recommend it
for popular approval Meanwhile rest content with the
editorial judgment Of the New York Herald Tribune which,
being a member Of the Republican Party family, knows
whereof it speaks.
Deploring "the monumental wreckage accumuating ON
Capitol Hill" and urging Congress to return after the Repub
lcan Convention with the determination to complete the
program which events and the electorate insist upon the
newspaper has this to say:
"For a Congress under Republican leadership to adj
journ with such record in Presidential year would be
political suicide For American Congress to admit
lossa failure at time when the whole world is watching
this country critically hopefully would be the grossest
dereicon Of duty TO have far-reaching legislative pro-
gram which the stability of the world the very life of
the nation depends in such large measure cobbd patched
and shredded away after the fashion which has prevailed
in Washington during the last few days, is unthnkabe"
The spectacle of the conservative New York Herald
Tribune reading the riot act to its party representatives in
Congress is worthy to be remembered
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
WE STILL CAN CHOOSE
WORLD OR NONE
% Mx1zox ~ AE0cTs = Z

America periodically for foreign lands,
there to relationships between foreign labor
embassies 1t needless that this
in itself movement-new, important and necessary
The of the European Cooperation Administration
Golden and Bert NJ Jeweare beginning choose
labor to the 16 participating countries
with country missions.
Nelson American labor representative the
meeting the World Health Organization of the UN Geneva,
International Organization unusually large labor dele
the 1948 IO meeting in session San Francisco
The world changing; moving into of nterna-
realizes sitting the
Indifferent We the democratic story a
interestingly shall have minor place the planet We
do this shall have to fight the last total desc
ton.
Do the gravity of the situation 1t is the
for democracy The last merely breathing
peace has to be by democratic education.
in Besides the ECA and the LILO, UNESCO
role International labor meetings aid There
organizations working toward world government
Irresponsible adaptable the needs of the sit
uation than anything now have.
of Federal Unon with
headquarters Washington 700 Ninth Street NV Federal Union
founded by Clarence Sreit of experience
energy and deam Stre covered the League of Nations Geneva
the York Times for He watched with shrewd
the bang maneuverng the tmd policies of the League
the conclusion the
adequate tool for the job to be DONE He futile child trying
a mans job.
got world government,
historical of the United States Just thirteen
could problems of world of
Nations could problems of the modern world
have federal world in which countries
their rights in order insure security He called his idea
rebeiou believes world
federation of the democracies is the way to start.
His slogan is: Don't wait, begin
persons call Ninth Street, Washing
they would find plain office which looks much like
mailing literature Plain office
ter of meaning, and of Importance to all men,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
Some Food For Thought

Business Week magazine devoted to the interests OF
industry reports cheerfuy that result OF strikes
some companies been able to reduce expenses by laying
off workers and cutting down jobs For Instance Inter
national Telephone cut the number Of jobs % per cent 6y
putting in modern equipment and adopting new tech
niques of doing business. In Wal lSree where stock
change workers struck few weeks ago office managers
found they could get along with about half as many clerks
Meat packers are processing about 80 per cent much meat
as before the strike with around half many workers
More and mechanzton has followed each coal strike
threat.
The business magazine may, perhaps, have gilded the
lily bit Perhaps the story isn't quite true. But, there's
enough truth in make stop look and listen lntei-
gent and ar-sghted workers know that maximum mechan
izaton if it production cost is good for the public and
good for the working people, too, though for short
time the number of Jobs may be reduced Always such
chanica improvements broaden the scope of employment
if the benefits actually passed along to the public.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01

"There is river in Macedon, and there
is also moreover a river at Monmouth
and there is salmOnS i'm both"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
To FIGHT Hostile Propaganda

The American Federation of Musicians which has been
Of the chief victims of hostile lying antiunion prop
aganda in recent years. has decided to do something about
it. The union has launched public relations program to
bring out the truth about its activities President James g.
Petrillo says in letter to AIM locals
In the words of the American Federatonst the letter
Of interest to the increasing number Of trade unonstS
of the pressing need for the of modern public re-
lations technques by labor organizations
The officers and executive committee of the American
Federation Of Musicians President Pero writes weary
of the we-nanced and vicious attack the integrity
Of union and the livelihood of MEMBERS have de-
cided to fight back For that purpose have instituted
public relations program designed to present our case TO
the people of the United States and Canada
"We know and you know what the union is doing Tor
its members and what It must continue to do to safeguard
their interests. But too often the public has heard only
the propaganda of the great corporations seeking to main
tain their investment in destruction This situation we
propose to correct"
The AIM is taking step in tune with the times and
every trade unOnst will wish full measure of success IN
its endeavor to get its story fairly and fully before the
public.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
OUR RESPONSIBILITY
By RUTH TAYLOR

"There is a river in Macedon, and there
is also a at Monmouth
and there is salmOns in both"
When WILL the country boy who to the city
penned that line he probably thinking with nostalgia
when whether the fish biting important
wealthy coming to watch his actors strut the boards
he could have stated clearly
upon which the fate of the world hangs today.
Too often phase of life think only
the other fellow seeing just his.
We have made this mistake unons-witness
isdctona dpue have made this mistake
witness the Hartley Act and other class egaon
made this mistake wordwitness the
overlooking of brothers problems has led
and of everywhere
No longer calm Judgment of
tolerance of the other fellows
it that mark the who has the
self discipline and sefconanmen They have matter
of life and death
We shirk responsibility We say: "Th 7 want
for mine We consider only who live bv
the river at Monmouhand the
the river in Macedon.
There in the country whom greater responsible
y lies than the labor Because
the labor the
small not for union but for all who work
Ideals the only security back of the labor
movement that made it through
recognition of these ideals that make the m
ing days ahead -
There longer time for selfne interest We must
close ranks and remember
sonal responsibilities toward fellow workers everywhere
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
Defect

In the closing hours of the now-dead Congress the
House Rules Committee successfully killed the lowcoSt
public housing and sum clearance portions of the housing
bill.
Those the parts that would have done something
long last about getting housing help for those who need it
most.
The public housing program a desperately needed
1t urged Congress by responsible citizens OF
both parties every walk of fe and every part OF the coun
try.
But the Establishments of the real estates lobby won
again And the thousands of people living in slms and the
many thousands in need of owcost housing only
hope that the next Congress will little more about
estate operators.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
SofetY Coodinqtion Needed

Many unions have made safety part of their edu-
cation programs. In places, management and labor
have formed Joint safety committees which operating
best within the limits of budget and staff Private groups
have been actively at work
What to be lacking the coordination of these
activities and intensified effort where it is most needed.
Out of this would wider safety education greater pub
lie support, better laws and law enforcement safe
guards for machines higher standards and increased pro-
grams and services especially for the smaller firms who
have 20 per cent of the accidents but afford full
time safety personneLewis Is. SchWeenbach late L. S.
Secretary Of Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
Compulsory Union Attendance?

To arouse discussions Of common union problems, the
Building Service Employees international Union recently
started an opinion poll of its local officers. The first poll
uncovered the interesting fact that go cent OF the local
leaders favored making attendance at union meetings
pulsory.
Anthony G. Wenlein international research and educa
ton director for the AF union emphasized that the Lead
ership Opinion Poll" will not alter the unions policy He
points out Its purpose is solely educational The poll is
designed as a service to the local officers"
The poll will continue to query local officers on
the more-or-ess technical aspects Of unionsm Results
being published in the BSElU research publication, Re
port to Locals sent monthly to all officers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
To Combqt Inflation

The danger Of initiation is serious because OF the heavy
demands producing capacity and the probability OF
shortages 1t sould be met by CD Joint efforts OF manage
ment and unions to prevent waste reduce costs increase
production and share the gains by raising wages without
raising prices (2) Determination the part OF manage
ment end price increases (3) Monetary policies of
ernmen and banks which will prevent abnormal increase in
money supply and bank credit ( Purchase of savings
bonds by workers TO avoid nilaonaIy buying and
accumulate reserves for the time when government spend
ing will slacken,-Willam Green.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-07-01
Strange Bedfellows

Without doubt politics makes strange bed-feIows,
as some wit remarked long time ago Take Ohos million
are Taft, for instance and his chum, Hartley That's
weird pair, even for Congress.
For instance Taft pushed bill through the senate to
grant federal aid to education the poorer states Arriving
in the House that bill went to Chum Hartley, and he is sit
ting on it. So there isn't any hope for it this year
Meanwhile the share which education takes from the
national income going down every year. though the
ber of school students and the demand for education is
creasng Great Britain is spending greater percentage
Of It's national income public schools than we are
Evening star., 1948-09-30
EAIR OAKS

li2-acre wooded home sites, on main high
way with running stream. 20 Minis. from
D. C. convenient to schools, shopping and
transportation: 500 cash. $50 per month.
G.. S. SHILLINGBURG
1918 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va, OK. 1924
after 8 pm Call Mrs. James, Gil 1888.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

anglia. new ls4s Fordls Enslish-built
fems ony xasov
neighborhood Ford dealer or come to
HILL s. Mt mt. 1l4 1dr c,an ot
arses se2es Of seG1 sas % @ei 5s. Ss
leather apnelsteFs, Doise, sedan: iaiIS
and 1s0 eFsices MaNaArTAN i1Ss a Auro {
RADIO CO, both sides Of 7th at st.
BTicK 1915 Roadmasster convert. coupe:
tires exesptonaly I sIeap sn a,1 at this Iv log
AElinston@; @ ~. soS6.cH. i16s. 0A = -
BUICK 1928 seoanette maroon; radio,
fn nfieed for Hnlss Quick isos SAFE ssss5 wi WLsoN
BOULEVARD AUTO SALES. INC, 1885
Wilson blvd, Arlington, oW 3o5o.
Buick ia47 Super conv.. r. and h., spot
mileage To-day only, s..5s5; 3O-day
H1L Wish ase'i ho0St Sermont
nns;w3 Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer, ma.
BUICK 'a7 2-door Special; radio and
heater, new paint. new uph.. perfect mo
tor, $500. Can be seen at 11e1 se. Bad.
BUICk 1941; r. and h.. just overhauled,
good rubber and clean throughout; Sdcioo.
BtICK I941 4-door sedan; original own;
condition: SI,275. Sligo 771s. )
BUICK AZ 4-dr,; radio, heater and tailor
made seat covers; new-car cond.; S2;295;
30-day guar. Wash.'s largest indoor show
room. HILL & TIBBITTs, lila Vermont
ave. NV. wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer,
Buick ia47 Super sedanette; black. r,
and h. psrfec. condition; s2,3s5. Private
owner. Call Sligo 6s27. i
81 'os5' or trade. DU. 5i75 after m.
BUICK 1s4s M Dynas nS h D's sss
than 900 mi; sacrifice at S3,3a5. LEEDS
MOTOR CO. 6l20 Wis. ave. NV, OR.
4@40I @ Open a1e SUNDAYS is,.. .v.rv,,,n. .ao oq,y.
mai; s-day sale, s. es5. KENNY MOTOR
SALES, 18th and R. I. ave. ne, HU. 9s16.
BUICK 40 Roadmaster sedanette; excel
sGna 6F SD so h seat Ess sovsIs trem nem tres
saSss 0r 0p4s sIsssss oef Cali Or r.
BUICK 1a47 Super convertible: in nrst-
BUICK 1910 Special 4-dr. sedan; meehani-
ecaIlg very sound; light blue, has radio;
BUICK 1941 4-dr de luxe sedan: a real
bargain, S995. easy terms. HERSON
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO., sth and Q sts.
BUICK 1895 conv sedan; new top. good
motor, good tires, $3.50 or best offer. 1901
Wyoming ave. NV. DE. 0037. Il =,
BUICK 1947 COW. coupe; 10000 mi; All
extras pvt. party, $3.50. Phone VI
BUICK 1s47 Super e-dr; RADIO, heater.
white walls; excel. condition; S2,575. AK.
BuICK 1s47 sedanstte; fully esuipped; ID
Ga. ave. NV. GE. s3e2. Open till 10 p P m.
BUICK 1910 Special cow coupe: green
finish; radio and heater. new tires. This
car needs new top and bottom of door
repaired. Will sell for $500; cash. trade
or terms WILLIAMS. r. /. ave. at 2oth
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster maroon conv.
club coupe; r, h.. spotlight, side mirrors
and nylon seat covers; low mileage. Like
Mr.. HUMMER, Wo. aas7, >
RUICK 1888 Special 4-door sedan; just
had motor overhauied and new Gluten
Installed, runs fine: $3.50. OIL. 2227. =
BUICK l94S Super conv. cpe. blue, black
top; white sidewan tires, r. and h. spot
light; 500 miles: S3.295: .30-day guar
antee; cash. trade or terms at IN
Wo. 1851.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
MOTORCYCLES.

NEW AIS, MATcHLEss Ariel and Tri-
umphs available with rear sprinsing for
immed delivery, See the exciting new
125-cc Triumphs, over 125 miles per
gal. Visit our new quarters, ALLIED MO-
TORCYCLES SALES. 912 9th St NV,
Elk. Os11. Your shop for better motor
HARLEY-DAvIusoN "a" 1910: good
cond, Buddy seat, saddle bags, good tires,
For sale cheap. Call after 5. DE. 1928.
1913 CHEK: lightweight; $50 miles: price.
S295. c. HOLLEY. 145s Park I'd. NV,
is4, WHIzzER MOTOR BIKE. in excel
lent condition. Call WA. 672o after
INDIAN is4e; good condition. TR. SOS.
CUsHMAN SCOOTER; perfect condition,
automatic clutch. sacrifice s125, dye. to
MOTOR sCooTERs-Two very fine cush-
mans with trans. rebuilt and spray painted
In our shop; lots of extras and chrome;
one with jumbo tires; both fully guaran-
teed; special this week at S1S5 and S21 3.
New model 145 Moto-Scoot special at Sle5:
Hurry. AMERICAN MOTO-SCOOT SALES
co, 1719 corwin dr.. Silver sprins' sH'
INDIAN CHIEF 1915: in good condition:
price $3.50 or best offer. RIA. 42s6 after
6 pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
ApARTMEhT SITES FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
free APPRAISAL SCOTT SANDERS, ;39I 8
So. Cap st TR 1858 ewes. VI. 099O.
ATTENTION. Cliff you wish to sell your
house / will buy or sell II for you. Please
call Mr. WALTER MILLER. NE. 540o oI
DE. 5346.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME. or will sell on
terms Call Mr. VidI or MI. Noe, FR.
$3.50 SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., l2ll
Pa. ave Sc -"o
I WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE.
frame or brick, white or colored; 4 years
experience Call MR.. WALTER MILLER.
Me 540O or DE. 5346.
HAVE BUYERS with cash for all size
or price apartment houses or commerCia!
property in any area. RAY MORSE, SH.
$500 or DU. S65S.
THIS LIVE-WIRE BROKER SAYS! Do
yourself a favor and call us first for the
highest possible appraisal on your home
No charge! And We pay immediate GaSh
RAY LEVINE REAL ESTATE CO., Ex-
4a67: ewes. RA. 1l04.
Grs-Before you sell. I will buy. ST
1881, GE. 1887. i
HOMES wANTED-cash for your h9me, 5g E.
or will sell on terms. Call AL BAKER d
son. INC. Il6 So. St. Asaph st, Alex
andris, TIE. 7343. ALEX. 6644. open
Evening star., 1948-09-30
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. DAIRY FARM; S27 ,000-Dairy
barn for 80 cows; lee. silo, 2l2 acres OF
land, good house telephone and electric
ity; score 81 Washington market. Call
JULIAN P, KELLY, Warrenton. Va. War
Al DAIRY FARM, MONTGOMERY County.
distance, shipping milk
D. c. with over $1,000 monthly income.
$4,000 total price includes all farm and
eaeh medern Some
REALTY CO, NC, Ashton 6ooi: eve
MORE NOR FOR YOUR MoNEY-out in the
country, near Leesburg Va; old, farm
house type; frame house: on hard road,
baths All this on 20 acres Of land,
having neysr-dry stream; also stock barn.
prize Sl3 900. liberal terms. VAN 1DEN
zEILER, 1918 Eye st. NV, MA. 1907, or
HOWARD COUNTY MY MD MD. a5pS5s approx. e5 miles
from Wash.-55 fertile acres at present
under cultivation: modern bungalow Lying
bedrooms and tile bath on first floor;
uptairs car be finished Off full basement
oil INV. h; barn, hog house, large chicken
> large ponds presently stocked with gold
information call ALLNgTT g MAUsT, sH
Mr.. FREDERICK sBURG. 81 acres. 30 clear.
g s8od ,6 tm5eT wo Gpm d5 house outbldss' elec
$50 ACRES, 20 acres tG good tract of farm
woods; wells, springs and small streams.
S-rm. house, lge. barn and other build
ings, Delco light in house and barns. beau
tiful mountain scenery; .a5 miles from
2. C. near Rt; SO. A real buy at So5oo.
DAIRY FARM, 1874 acres. 3 houses. 100
cow dairy barn, large bank barn, many
other outbldss.: 100 head cattle. all ma
chinery and crops; priced right with easy
terms for quick sale. We have many other
dairy farms ranging in price from S27,-
sS? 70 TR SSS Taes XIV E ARSE% n 3.
ATTRACTITvE 5 ACRES near Congress
sional Country CLUB, With neg 2-bsdrm.
6SSAe Ss5AAeREo sTocK GRazING. 400 acres
cleared sdea in high state Of cultivation; excel
Baahes ss eo aSS5 bsrdsrs snEx sood
lun tabundant water). Well fenced, new
barn, outbuildings. 1l-room, 17o, old
house; with 5 5drepIaces; can easily be re- I,7
St1l1d Rs50po Dbons sera terms cAP9Tl
FAIRFAX COUNTY FARM of 113 acres
pleasantly situated in rolling country
about 90 miles from Washington, on an
old; it is in good condition and has elec. .
running water In the. kitchen, 3 f1replaces
drilled well and is shaded by large maple
chicken houses, bank barn corn crib and
smokehouse. About 20 acres is open, and
there are some fine, large trees in the
wooded portion; one of the attractive
creek; CLEAR of debt; price, $4,000; $1,000
down. balance SIo0 per mo. Shown ex-
cluslvely by MASON HIRST, Annandale,
Va, At the END Of Columbia pike. Phone
Evening star., 1948-09-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

lst AND End TRUST LOANS q, real es-
tate in D; c.. Nd and Va MR.. DRA1sNER,
1st, AND End RUST LoANs-Prompt
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. sly
TRUsTs, ist. IND and ard: Md. Va and
p; c. wk,s service ADAMS s, REALTY Al.
AZ MORTGAGE LoANs-No charge for
appraisals. MOORE HILL CO., so4
MONEY ON SECOND rhgsr-we will
buy secord-trust noJes d. c.. nearby Md.
W @ fasss COAT
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
colored) Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON, 427 Eye st. NV, D1. $3.50.
QUICK CASH Tor 2nd;;trus. notes, long or
short term; D. c. only. DI. 450S; ewes.
and sun. GE 6690. l713 NJ st. NV.
NV, ME. 2495.
FiRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates; 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. P. J. WASHER, INC, Ills
Eve ", MA Sass
Evening star., 1948-09-30
STATION WAGONS.

BUICK ,,4s station wagon; dark green;
r. and h; white Sidewall tires; 1900
miles: will sacrifice to a party with trade.
We must move this car. See Mr.. Pope,
LOGAN ForO, I'LL 1sth st. NV,
DI. $500 80
BUICK 194S Super estate wagon: absolute
perfection in every respect; practically no
mileage; radio, htr, .whitewa.l tires. etc !:
offered special at under list price, 1925;
terms, cash or liberal trade made: 30-day
owner-rated guar LOGAN (Ford, III
18th st. NV. DI. $500. 80
FORD a" Super de luxe station wagon; "a
cream puff; an exceptional car in every
respect; fine woodwork and leather up
holstery; excellent VS. motor; good tires
all around; 30-day owner-rated guar:
Sl,295, in terms or cash; liberal trade.
LOGAN Ford. I'LL 18th ST. NV,
DI. $500. 80
FORD 1910 de luxe; motor, metal, uphol-
stery rubber and glass in AL condition;
vi VII ssaa 81! with or without lussass trailer
BUICK i94s Super: 5000 miles. like new
all extras, plastic covers, undercoated;
trade; private owner. SH. 1911. 3
PONTIAC station wagon. de luxe So" late
1947; lew mi, new cond; radio and
heater; S1s75, terms. EX. $500, Br. 3645
or Ma. Sl30 evenings. 80.