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SILVER SPRING

1IV H1V k01 1E11N0
This attractive detached 7-rm. brick
home is on . quiet street in an
AZ Isl 'edt0h M bra9s spss
bath. large liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
and screened porch: 3 large bedrms
and bath on end A.: stairs to 3rd q.
Beautiful recrea. rm. with irepl.. oil
INV. heat, det. gar. deep fenced in
cali OR. 004s until 3 pm REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 5508 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Lovely prewar det. brick. near Som
erset schoel; 3 bedrms, 2 baths.
porch; many other desirable fea-
lures. Call Mr.. Mcintosh. Ex. 24s0.
ases.. WA. OS07.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
ReaitnrS ll13 11th
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Rock Greek Hills, Nd.

ItOCN VI CCN 11IIlo, N11.
De luxe residence embodying un-
well Handicapped lot, large entrance
hall, step-down living room with
fireplace. spacious dining room. mod
ern kitchen. screened living porch,
separate breakfast porch and LIST.
floor bedroom or den with lava
tory; 3 double bedrooms and 2
ment, gas heat, 2-car built-in ga
rage. Call Mr.. Stuart, MA. $500;
ewes, DE. l641.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1A1H Il sf n ~ -1S
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HILLCRESI

S7o3 Carpenter st. Sc, detached
brick on large lot. Living room with
den on LIST floor; 3 large bedrms.
and bath on 2nd fir. Recreation
room and Earagea Terms HENRY
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Bradbury Hgts. Area
sin Q50 ID Cl

Brick. years old, contains living
room. dining room, kitchen, > good
sized bedrooms, bath, full basement;
arransed for rec. space; gas heat;
fenced and handicapped level lot;
reas. cash payment and assume G1
4G trust. $50 mo-; near shopping
and transportation. Mr.. Holmes,
EN-. $685..
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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FARMETTE

New custom built New England farm
house. located in exclusive Colesville
Farms Estates. Wide through center
guest-size din. rm., huge all-elec.
kit. and 2 lge. hedrms. on 1st a.;
finished rec. rm. and full bedrm.
with bath In ground-level bsmt.;
oversize built-in garage: oil h.-w.h /;
front porch; outside Persian blinds
for all windows. 16O-ft. black-top
drive TO house. Priced for immed.
wood Conley Co., Realtors
S71 Ca. Ave. 81. 67o0 I'll 9.-12
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BETHESDA-GI
s23,5o0 CASH. S95 MONTH
Very desirable new brick Colonial;
lge liv. rm. with paneied firepl.,
wall. step-up din, rm.. kit. with
dishvssher and table space; 8
generous bedrms. and tile bath:
level plot: conv. to, schools. stores
and transp. Ewes, Mr. Lebling. ir.,
SAMUEL Z. BooLEY. WI. 1890.
Bradley Blvd.-Eng. Village
Charming stone and brick home on
lge. landscaped lot with gardens:
barbecue 5sI pit; pit, and quaint patio pat on
with. nrepl, breakfast rm.. kit.
paneled den, powder rm.: 3 generous
bedrms;. 2 baths. End A.. pine
paneled rec. rm. with bar; full bsmt..
breezsway to gar; S29, 500. ESes.,
Mr.. Harper at WI. 1875.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, WI. 1920.
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2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. -

COLONIAL ESTATE
Built for gracious entertaining, near
MARYLAND U. and Hillandale, this
beautiful home boasts 32x22 living
room. with beamed ceiling and
stone fireplace. crescent-shaped
room, modern kitchen and pantry,
den or bedroom with tiled bath
on f1rst floor. Upstairs there are 2
nice bedrooms and the master bed
room has fireplace. bath. and
sun deck. Full basement, oil hot
water heat; hagstone terrace and
outdoor fireplace. Priced at only
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345-if no answer, TO. 5627.
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SILVER SPRING

SLIGO PARK HILLS
Priced below builders cost. Det.
brick BUNGALOW, 5 spacious rms :,
close to all conveniences. Lge. LIST
trust at 41ace. Owner will take
back End. Call Mr.. Miller with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
Ewes b. 2S70 Ia
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OPEN UNTIL SOLD
3 to 6, 904 Alabama Ave. Sc.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick home;
tile bath, liv. rm., din. rm. and
kit: full bsmt, finished rm and "a
bath; gas heat; Colonial 'front.' porch;
fenced yard. This house is close
CARL o. lHOLLOMAN. FIR 9933
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ALEXANDRIA
Historic House on S. Wash.
gift; liy. rm. with 2 hreplaces,
rm.. all-elec., modern kit. with dish
washer and lots Of cabinet space,
GE stove and .refgr.; den on LIST d :.
o00tsafiTf:' en sna n.. sis.fsS' esSrm'' and bath
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors, AL. 1900; ewes, OF. e16l
and KI. s-6S43. la
ALEXANDRIA
For location. appointment and living
time to match this 3-bedrm. Colonial
brick. located near George Mason
School and only 8 Minis. to the
Pentagon. Begipning with its Fix
15-ft. liv. rm., side screened porch
and its completely equip. kit. this
contentment. Priced for quick sale.
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1900: Ewes. TIE. Oe33.
ARLINGTON (NoRTHl
COLONEL'S TRANSFER
Makes .yaas 3S. at R5ss
brick home complete with Bendix,
screened porch l2x2o). white pick
ct fence, awnings, fireplace, large
equipped kitchen, basement, nice
yard; high elevation with view. Only
occupancy to qualified purchaser.
Shown by appointment only. Call
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CH. 1927. Exclusively. CH. 1878.
ARLINGTON FOREST
Just been redecorated. Beautiful g.
rm., brk. constructions; genuine tile
bath: full bsmt. with rec. rm., an
outside entrance to rear fenced lot.
Total price, S15,500.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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NORMANDY VILLAGE

Now offers, $9.950 and up; GI and
FHA approved; H and 51st s.e.; new
rms. and bath: full bsmt.; gas &C.
heat; copper plumbing; conv. to bus,
stores, theater; lot 1l5 #. deep; to
alley. ELI BUSADA, 4415 Southern
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Chevy Chase View. Md

Chevy Chase View, Nd.
In Area of Fine Homes
Modern detached S-room Colonial
brick: very large lot. 3 baths, re-
creation room, insulated and wea-
dows and screens, large Gear gar
age with concrete driveway; owner
will take back large trust
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1424 K st. NV: ewes, AID. 5so7
CHEVY CHASE, $21, 500
/ BLK. OFF WIS. AVE.
Opposite Chevy Chase Country Club
Entrance hall, 9 nice rms, 2 full
baths, screened porch, bsmt., gar,
close to schools. Reduced for quick
LOVELY a-BEDRM. BRK. HOME on
nice rms. and tiled bath, bsmt.. gas
heat. gar. Small down payment,
bal. ike rent. Sl4,65O.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
walk to Chevy Chase circle, 3 blks.
Of Conn. ave, Wonderful buy at
CABIN JOHN
5 big rms. and bath, bsmt., gar. oil
h.-W. heat, corner lot, 2 blks. to
school. bus at door $4,000.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Walk To Naval Hospital
FHA s1s o6S o5 oI. $4,000 trust Only
HOWARD R. SCHAFER
7425 Wis. ave, Bethesda. Md. WI,
644l. U, g. P. O. is opposite US.
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.
$1O.75o-Bungalow lot 65x10O: 5
rms, bath; mr.. Piney Branch I'd
and Sligo.
75x2O0: 5 rms, bath, oil heat.
S13, 3,650-2-story brick, rms, bath.
GE refgr.: lot 6Oxl34 approx.
SIT. .950-Woodside Forests rms,
Ia baths; ga yrs. old; lot 52xll0
SlS.950 Woodmoor semibunsa.
type; 7 rms, . baths G. bedrms and
bath on 1st h); lot 75x115; built
q mos
$27, 7,500-Det. brick, 6 rms. 2 baths,
built-in gar; near Dale dr.. Eve,
phone Mr.. Woodwell. Taylo- 5469.
l.. T. GRAVATTE
1kIS X st NV Reeltor MA o-s2
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MA. 1913: ewes, ia. s121.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Terms cash. or can be rehnanced; no
brokers. Nicely furnished home. three
stories, strictly private home. Eleven
two f2) haf baths. All furnishings
are given at price of said building;
no extra charges. Hot-air circulating
heat, new Holland furnace. Second
and third floors can be used as
oriVss1 or tourist home as 81 preferred: % rst
floor as private home. Also two-car
garage: deep lot. Total price,
S22 900. Open Mondays throush
Fridays 10 am: to $50 pm. for
preciated as it is in first class con-
ditions every way. Phone FIR. 4s45
for appointment. A. A. Weathersby,
In charge for r. M. EDWARDS, 641
CoLoRED-KENTgCKY AVE, near
souts bstBs BsidssSbdsiGas Sedrm er1ss po4es r~s
h.:x;h:; h'i priced much below mszkss:
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e. TR'
ooEokEb12NAoosr1A, oaaSo e i ssiasob1A 11s1 CHI
cluded. 2-family, semidetached brick,
2 baths, 2 equipped kitchens. fun
bsnt.. oil h.-w.h. Neat as q pin.
MaEs ssas 81 9fIer; T. D. BURGESS VI
CoIoRED-aoME iSf AND INCOME.
$4,000 down. Large 3-story row
brick home with 9 rooms, 2 baths,
2 Kitchens; House viii pay for i
= 3270. Ewes. cH. 1000. Ext. 624
coLoRED-oFF EAST CAPITOL ST.
AT 8th-6 rooms ard bath, new
house condition. Basement, modern
kitchen, hot water heat, big yard
$4,000; 1,500 cash. T. D. BUR-
i CESS. VI. 2s02 It'll 6. --l2
COLORED-NEW JERSEY AVE. g
blks. from Capital; fine row brick, 8
: rooms, full basement. built-in ga.
rage oil h..w.h., Barsain al
S12,950, $4,000 cash. T. D. BURG
Ess, VI 2S02 It'll 8. Ia
COLORED-ONLY s795 DOWN, small
mo- payments, 40 financing. Bsmt.
automatic oil heat. Tile bath. S-yr
old brick Has everything. Ho. 1888
HRE1TfEsRMAN REALTY CO.
-1S
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RAMBLERS

RAMBLERS
New stone and brk. rambler in Be-
thesda; lge. liv. rm. ltirepl.., pic.
window. modern kit. 3 bedrms., 2
baths. utility rm.; 2-car gar; beau
tifully wooded lot 90x200
JONES MILL ROAD
New brk. rambler, 30-1t liv. and din
rm. with firepl., den with frepl.. 2
twin-size bedrms., compl. kit. with
windows, Ia baths, gar. bsmt:;
Dashboard heat. 1,-acre lot. ad-
joining park: only SEA, 500:
MACARTHUR BLVD.
Big corner lot: nice rms. and bath
bsmt.. gar: close to school and
transp.; S13.500.-
Near Kenwood Country Club
New brk. Cape Cod. center hall. nice
liv. rm. tirepl), din. rm.. huge
kit, 1st-h. bedrm. and "a bath; 2
bedrms and bath up: rec. rm. with
irepl; in hsmt.i a-acre wooded
'''' W WHEATON HE AREA
More for your money. 2-yr.-old brk j
new-house cond., 8 rms. and bath
bsut., gar. fenced yard; only $14,-
In Sight Of Health Center
New brk. home tMspiewood). 6
rms ia baths; hoo fnii 6snit'' ,t ,Sar. gar,
the .He' vaIue: l,lt iu1V Why don't you @ have a
look? A bargain. $4,000.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
7425 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Nd. WI;
5441. ~. 8. P. o. is opposite u.s."
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GI-No Down Payment
8 large rooms. closets, fireplace,
concrete porch. attached garage. full
basement, gas heat. Sample house,
1925 63rd ave. Cheverly. Md.
HOME OWNERS REALTY SERVICE,
WA. 9213. Ia
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TRADE

Your home for a beautiful detached
house, n exclusive section OF nearby
Md. Our homes are the last word
Consider detached brick on large
level lot, slate roof. copper pipes,
cutters and spouts; powder room,
den, living room with firspisace, &C.
place and bar, maids room with
law, laundry chute. screened porch,
sundeck, 8 bedrooms. = baths. det.
garage with breezeway.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0S No. Capitol, Realtors, MA. $3.50.
23O4 Calvert st NV DE 677S-lS
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THE HUNTS OVER

THE HUNTS OVER
Here it is, brand-nev brick, ready to
move in: 3 bedrms., tiled bath, lge
liv. rm.. din. rm,. powder rm., stun
ming kit, full bsmt.; nice lot, fine
trees; excel. neighborhood; schools,
shopping, transp.. nearby; best buy
in No. Arl.; price, $15,750,. only
$1,000 cash needed Phone Ma
1857; ewes, or. 1926. JOHN n
MILLER. IL. 4 BRO. Realtors. Ia
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SUBURBAN HOME

SUBURBAN HOME
Surrounded with country atmosphere
sirous hunt club section; "a block
Bradley blvd; this new brick home
features spacious iiv. rm.. full din
rm.. lge. elec. kit, built-in radio
and powder ,rm.. large open porch
and attached garage; End a.. 3 twin
baths, sun deck, rec. rm. In full
bsmt., oil heat; price reduced $3.-
900; now priced S23.500 for fall
sale.
GRAHAM & CO., 81. COLO
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$3.50 DOWN

Our best recommendation for a quail
ified veteran in a 2-story brick B.
bedrm. home on almost "a acre
wooded lot for $14.250. Beautiful
modern kit. incl. Bendix; full bsmt.
with outside entrance and nice side
porch. Good Silver Spring location.
SH. SOl0 till 8 pm. MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

VETERANS, ATTENTION
Large 3-bedroom and bath home with
fireplace, side porch. full basement,
auto. gas heat; dining room. COM
plete kitchen; extra large lot: all
for $4,000; $500 cash. balance
in 4ef GI loan. Call WALLACE B.
AGNEW, INC, DI. $3.50: ewes. OIL.
491S. Exclusive IA
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CRESTVIEW

This det. orick home IL one Of the
best buys We have had for some
time: It Is n perfect condition
screened porch, full-sized din. rm.,
mod. kit. with lots Of cabinets; also
breakfast nook; finished basement
with maids rm. and bath, gas h.-w
heat: slate roof and beautiful lot
INC, Realtors. OR. 7100 It'll 8 pm
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UNUSUAL-YES

UNUOU 7 EO
We will help you plan. finance and
trolled and wooded subdivision.
Streets with curb and gutter, sani-
tary and storm sewers. Homes
must be Of varied design You may
do much of the work for . real
saving. Lots from $1,000. houses
phone for info. and appointment
Weekdays 9-5, MA. a257. To reach
Take Lee blvd. to Jefferson Village
light, turn left on Route $40, then
right on Route 709, "a mile to
HOLMES RUN CONSTRUCTION co.
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IMMEDIATE CASH
For your hcme, white or colored.
COX g. CO.. RE. 1888.
ALMOST SOLD OUT
Need plenty of houses at once to
take care of demand. FORD &.
MORGAN, 5R., RE. 1910. ewes. TR.
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SEE THESE TODAY
FOR SALE BY OWNER

pet. center-han homes. large rms.
baths. powder rm., elec. kit:
shaded lots Will consider trades
MA. 1913: eyes. IA Si21.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
NEW LISTING
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
In nice section Of Silver Spring near
Franklin ave. and Colesville rd.. Liv.
rm. with frepl., din. rm., equipped
kit, 2 lovely bedrms. and tile bath
on LIST foor; lge, bedroom on End
floor; full bsmt., oil h.-v:h., rear
lot; Va block to bus. Price S15.750.
TAKOMA PARK
A very attractive prewar brick Co.
lonial on level. landscaped lot: beau
size din. rni., equipped kit. side
screened porch; 8 lovely bedrms. and
bath up; full bsmt... oil heat. Lo-
Gated In newer section Of Takoma
Park. bet. New Hampshire and Car
roll aves.. Price. S15,750.
6YlE
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$13,500

Near Argyle Country Club. 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial, GA Yrs. OLD. Large
lot Easy terms sH; sol0 I'LL, II 9
ment g. INSURANCE CO. -l2
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA-GI

Builders OF Better Homes"
DI. 1881. Investment Bldg.
Full Commission to Brokers.
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WOODSIDE
4 BEDRMS., 21z BATHS
Beautiful home of distinction. Brick.
9 yrs. old. Liv. rm. 15x1s, din. rm.
1st d.: finished 3rd d.: built-in
gar. Our first showing. Priced
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT d
INSURANCE CO., SH. SOLO til
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BRICK BUNGALOW
OF N. H. ave. extended. Beautiful @
bedrm. prewar. on large lot, 63x220.
Slate roof; full bsmt.; expansion
attic. Owner transferred. Must
sell. ST. 1161.
MONTGOMERY
Investment and Insurance Company.
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S11.500

bus service, newly redecorated q
bedIm bungalow, on large fenced
lot, 60xl6S with fishpond and beau
tiful trees; 2 yrs. old; oil h.-w. heat-
ing system. Better hurry for this
Evening star., 1949-10-12

Here's the answer to your needs. a
6-room home. with tile bath and
basement. left. living rm. with fire-
place. kitchen will take the kiddies'
breakfast table. You assume 1ss
trust approx. S11 400 at 4fe. Now
asking Sl4.750. Convenient Airing.
ton location Hurry with that call.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

THE FARMER IN THE DELL win have
Colonial home in the sil. spg. area,
on about q acre, al the space you
want for garden, pets or playing;
home to nicely ht any moderate
4 family; S14,950 r. P. RIPLEY,
ealtor. 81. Gill till 8 I'm.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Miami Printers
Charge National
Anti-union Plot

Miami, Fla. (LPA)-Local 430
of the Int'l Typographical Union
AFL charged here this week that
this city's two dailies-the Herald
and Daily News-are participating
in "a nationwide publishers plot"
to cripple the Typo union. Miami is
one of 16 cities in which printers
are on strike or locked out.
Local 430 said the strike has cal
ready cost the publishers many
more thousands of dollars than the
cost of an acceptable wage increase
to the printers for full year"
Yet they're willing to run up the
loss in an effort to weaken the
union, the local declared. The in
iquitous Taft Hartley law, the
local said, has given the publishers
that opportunity.
The local also pointed out that
"the deterioration in quality, ac-
curacy and appearance of the two
papers here is noticeable at first
glance to any reader" at is the
rule rather than the exception to
find from 5 to so flaring errors in
any one page of advertising" the
local added
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Crucial Period Wufch Job
Sifuofion-ApriI Through June

Washington (LPA)-There may
be as many as 3,500,000 unemploy-
ed men and women in the US be-
fore March is over, Commissioner
of Labor Statistics Evan Clague
said this week. He added that the
crucial period to determine wheth-
er this is the beginning of large
scale unemployment or the 'burp"
in the economy that some econ
omists minimize will be April thru
June.
1've been out of job myself" !"
Clague told reporters, "and | know
what it means to man to be hunt
ing work." but he added that he
still doesn't think the number of
jobless is a grave problem. In fact,
he said, there appears to be a tap
ering off in the number of appli-
cants for unemployment insurance,
interrupting the steady rise in ap-
plicants that has taken place since
last September.
In April, May and June, the gov
ernment economist added, 1--WE are
likely in for a recession that is SER
ious" if the number of people en-
ployed does not rise steadily over
that period. Both farm and nom
farm employment rises during
these months, generally.
1--WE should have the maximum
possible unemployment insurance"
Clague insisted, indicating that he
hoped very soon to have more ade-
guate information on how long
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Employers Admit
tn Is In Peril

Washington (LPA)-While most
industrialists have been publicly
clamoring for retention of the
Taft Hartley act, a major employ
ers' magazine-the "Manufactur-
ers' Record"-let its readers know
that prospects for saving TIL
aren't so bright. Here's what it re-
ported in the March issue:
Despite all the headlines SEEM
ingly favorable to the stand of
Senator Taft, who is fighting hard
for every possible provision of the
Taft-Hartley act, it still looks like
the new Legislation will be more
like the Wagner act than the TIL
law"
Every new congressman lex
cept a few Republicans) believes
the law ought to be repealed. So do
many seasoned congressman who
read the handwriting on the wall
last November.
MANY congressman who voted
for the Taft-Hartley act will now
vote against it when the question
is put"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Unions Bar hasty
SettIemen At
Railway Express

Washington (LPA) - President
George M. Harrison of the Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks-AFL
served an ultimatum Of the Rail
way Express Agency last week.
He notified Express Agency Of
ficials he would not discuss with
them any settlement of the shut
down of Agency operations in the
New York area until the manage
ment withdrew the $5,00O,00 dam
age suit it had filed against the
brotherhood.
The company claimed a "slow-
down" by the Brotherhood's MEM
bers was responsible for the shut
down, and that this constituted a
violation of the existing collective
bargaining agreement. The Broth
erhood countered by charging that
the company had violated the con-
tract by ceasing operations and
locking out the employees.
however, Harrison and other OF
ficials of the Brotherhood continued
to participate in conferences call
ed by the National (Railway)
Mediation Board for settlement of
the wage-hour dispute between the
union and the company involving
Express Agency employees in all
other cities over the country.
The Brotherhood is demanding
40-hour week, without reduction in
earnings, and a larger "third
round' wage increase than the &c
an hour which incorporating"
unions obtained on the railroads
generally.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Miners Now Aim
For Better. Break
AT Contract End

Washington (LPA)-Nearly all
newspapers were left out on limb
by President John l.. Lewis of the
United Mine Workers this week.
Almost all had predicted that
Lewis would keep the miners out
on strike if the Senate confirmed
the appointment of DR.. James Boyd
as head of the Bureau of Mines in
the Interior Department.
The Senate voted confirmation
by an overwhelming majority of
so to IL, but Lewis confuted the
newspaper prophets by ordering
the men back to work upon the ter
mination on Monday of the two-
week memorial period" which had
been called both to protest the
Boyd appointment and mourn the
deaths and injuries among miners
in the past year.
However, while directing the
men to return, Lewis and other top
officers of the UNIV, in a letter to
the members, made it plain there
are storm signals ahead. The
UNIV officials told the coal dig
gers they are going to have to bat
tie for improvements in their con-
ditions when negotiations start on
a new contract to replace the pre-
sent one, expiring June 80.
Desperate efforts are being made
by the employers and the banking
interests of the nation to retain the
Infamous Taft-Hartley slave law
through the period of the wage
in the mining indus
try" Lewis and his associates de-
clared.
"They hope through the reten-
tion of this vile statute and the
use of it's injunctive and punitive
provisions to hold you in irons,
while the jackboots of American
finance kick out your economic
teeth. i.
Each of you knows from bitter
that you have to fight
to retain that which you already
possess. Neither you nor the un-
dersigned can recall a time when
the coal operators voluntarily on
their own motion ever granted you
a single concession that would inn
prove your lot.
"The signs indicate that you will
have to fight again during the year
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Army Admits 1t
Can Break Strikes

Washington (LPA)-The Army
is now officially on record as main
tanning troops for use in strikes.
This was revealed in a document
prepared by the Army Department
for the information of the Hoover
Commission. The document lists
the various Civilian functions" of
the Army, other than it's main duty
of national defense.
Under the heading of "emer-
gency functions in the public in
terest," the Army document lists
these:
"Strike duty, including opera
tion of Struck facilities, such as
railways.
Preparing plans and procedures
for and operating the railroads in
time Of strikes"
The Army didn't go into details,
but Labor, the paper of the Rail-
road Brotherhoods, pointed out
that the document shows the Army
regards it's jurisdiction as far
reaching-even to the point of
breaking strikes"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-31
Colleges Join In
Sponsoring Laski
Tour With AcWA

New York (LPA)-A number OF
American colleges have joined with
the Sidney Hillman Foundation
and the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America in sponsoring
the forthcoming lecture tour of
British Laborite Prof. H a 70 d
Laski.
Laski, frequently key figure in
British political controversies, was
invited to visit the country by the
Hillman Foundation, set up by the
ACWA in honor of its first pres
ident. 1t scheduled several Laski
lectures on the role of trade union
ism in modern society and has been
cooperating with various univer-
sites in bringing Prof. Laski to
their campuses.
The University of North Caro-
lima, Howard University, the Uni
versity of Denver, and the New
School for Social Research, in New
York, all have invited Laski to
speak. A similar invitation was ex-
tended, then withdrawn, by the
University of California. Famed
Harvard University, viewer,
promptly asked Laski to speak at
its law school forum on the dates
which California released.
While frequently taking positions
to the cleft" of the executive COM
mittee of the British Labor party,
of which he is a member, Laski is
not regarded as a fellow travel
ler.". In fact, in 1916 he was COM
by the Labor party to
write its official pamphlet stating
why it refused to accept the affil-
iation request of the CP.
For a number of years on the
faculty of the London School of
Laski is considered an
outstanding student of political
science.