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Evening star., 1949-03-05
RET,T,E HAVEN

Partially furn. living room. dining
room, kitchen. library. picture win
dow. 3 bedrooms, Q baths, recrea-
ton room. maids room and bath:
Bendix washing mach: Shown py
Realtor, TIE. 1904 or TIE. 9O03.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER, 7-mo. old
daughter, desire rm. bd. or share
home, congenlal couple; wIreliable
child care days week No. Arllneton
pref OK. 1865 6s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FOR JULY 1-3-bedrm. house, unfur-
nished, for family with 3 teen.,ase
girls; Sl25, year lease; suburban
preferred; "a. 1907.
furnished house or apartment in NV;
area; will take partially furnished
mSath. Phone Ho. 44so, Ext, III
sl,sEDSM. PEI toa. uNFURN. HOUSE, D: G.
professional; to s11b; refs. RA
5 'ois or s.RM. SIssi HOUSE, unfurn., SIS a
month: with yard for small garden;
:, in family. MI. 0307. g.
EUROPEAN DIPLOMAT desires mod.
furn. brick house. minimum 3 bed
rooms; NV section; So, S229 MAXIMUM; n a
2 e-BEDRM. BUNGALOW, unfurn.; n e..
nearby Md; l child; $50 to S1oo
) u 1, : RM. HOUSE, near va
Perm. Civil Service employe and
wife no children: S100 max. Re.
7400. Ext 5514, Mon. through Fri.
MlDDEL-AGED MARRIED coUPLE
sefs. nsS,'eS pu. OF si5o. { osof"' A0''e 'sS'
MARRIED COUPLE desires small,
unfurnished detached house. NV
section preferred; permanently en-
plnoyed; no children, no pets. BOX
E sBAssY OFFICIAL, Lat-American.
house, preferably NV or Chevy
!ss Ch!ass; about a.! too1r todp- bedrooms re-
6 MOS RENT IN ADvANCE-Middle-
will paw. reas. rent for to, 6 room
unfurn. house in Va; available pref
erably about April / GL. 0976 Sat,
5 to s pm; Sun, 10 a m. to 3 pm
EMPLoYE wishes
best best rel. L JAMES, LU. o675. 8.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
TRANSFER, IR.
small; reasonable rates, careful
MOVING i,5SEINs; BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, Insured; reas Can
M6yty apytI%e Aakss Mr. So9K fHE dE srkliI IlS7 o.,
SSs5s o S5 81 GsI5s fsR5s' s5s55s
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS. AZ
low as S3 'er month. Local and
Va. moving. For service. call TE.
5lSs; Sun and eve. TIE 1885
SAFETY STG. & TRF CO
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
baseage. AT. 2159 or FIR. O386.
MOVING CO expert
movers, SIS hr Every pc. guar.
against damage. AK. 6446.
EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Ga "a $780, Ig$n eyssI, esI,, GfE fNc l4hS5 4i.5un md
delivery service, call NO. 5000 -6
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TOMF REALTY co

Rea. tOFs. RE. l33I. .
CoLORED-CO-oP your apt.
clly $500 down, balance like rent;
good ne location immediate pos
session Call MR. HYMAN, RE,
1879 or RA 1867. -6
Evening star., 1949-03-05

CoiokED-oPEN a-s PM, corner
End and T SITS: NV; Sat. and Sun.
Newly remodeled beautiful 8 large
rms, new modern tile bath and
shower. new modern kitchen, .Vene-
tian blinds throughout, stationary
tubs, porches front and rear. Price
MHrsoPoL,s ns ss5Rs sHAh4Y Df FsynsR 3s
coLoRE6015oo' BLOCK QUE ST.
N.W,-2-story br., semidet,,' 22x10O
# 8 rooms, . baths oil auto. heat,
House is clean in and out; no repairs
nee; Just move in. Seen by appt.
Call any am. or pm, HU. 957l,
coIoRED-R. L. AVE- apt. house
ssS;9e9. ssS4 % p1. 1SsK s446. cUsHAAD' 3 g1'
18th AND YOU NV.
-15 rms, baths. perfect cond,:
substantial cash required. Suitable
&; sSs sss: 81 sSf
ronoREpMsth Z e q s..sS 8 ST. F.. NV, block
from Ga. ave. and N. H. ave, ideal
location-2-story row brick, 6 rms.
and bath; 2 inclosed porches; rec.
rm. Bryant, gas heat and built-in
;ogEpG 51gi RnY Pkce EfeSS o5 eh.na:s Pf:sf sds d
eokosEp9fEiScfToN 81 aIfs; sESs GE s6ff: ff: NV
Ideal for home or Investment. One
of the best houses in this area; COM
plete bedrm. and tile bath on LIST
hoor: 8 rms, 2h baths, oil heat;
built-in sarase. Possession At sst:
tlemens Hn MT Fer apPptto KAY REALTY
Evening star., 1949-03-05
THE PENTHOUSE is
Now Vacant and Omen

For your inspection Sat. and sun.
from y pms pm. in the 1901
Wyoming Ave, COOPERATIVE Assn,
From the logela OF this penthouse
apt. you can see over most OF
downtown Washington, You will
adore the huge paneled living rm.,
l6X32 it.. with real fireplace. re-
ceSsed bookShelveS and Skylicht;
other features are modern with
arrangement for expansion and
ample storage. Our statesmen are
on the premises, 1907 Wyoming
ave. NV, to show you this truly
luxurious apt offered for co-opera-
tive ownership.
HOME REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For educational or research organi-
and ofice; also suitable for room.
Ing house; on Conn. ave, near
Wardinan Park Hotel; 12-rn. det
brick house: 3 doors, 3 baths; large
yard: garage. Call ST 4525.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
TemDletOn Manor


Our tenants tell us these are the best
apartments being offered. We have
a few available now and are accept,
ing applications for delivery in Aprll
and May. Venetian blinds, 8-ft,
Frigidaire, four-burner oven control
gas range, locker space and laun-
dry facilities in Easements, adequate
closet and cabinet space; fully equip
ped play areas for small children;
recreation room facility for teen
ayers. One-bedroom apartments at
$50 so, contain living room, dining
room. kitchen and bath; two-bed-
room apartments at S96;5Q;. some
with dinette at S92 so; utilities in.
cluded. Capital Transit bus "B-4'
runs by subdivision. Directions: Out
Blsdensburg I'd, TO Peace Gross and
bear right out Defense hwy. to Ed
monston I'd, left about one mile.
Resident-manage at 5433 55th pl.,
Apt. lO1. Weekdays call rent dept,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co" RE.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
CLEVELAND PARK
CRESTWOOD

Rambler type; Is min out 18th st.
from the White House; priced very
reason ably for this section Of beau
tiful homes, foyer entrance, living
rn,., di1,irg rn., kitchen, bedrm. and
hath on the lSt f.; , bedrms.. knot
ty pine den, storage rm. and bath
on ne no ~ ln psm and p1eiIs erbs
E,irrored fireplace: special kitchen
equipment with disposal unit; We
netian blinds, indirect lighting and
word OF other amazing features.
BY appt. only, Mr.. Cross, AID. 3992,
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
INK 1Sfh ST pw MA T37Q A
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KENT

This delightful and spacious brick
and stone residence will please the
discriminating buyer; in one of the
very deep and beautiful lot; it in
cludes reception hall, lge. pine
Daneled den with fireplace and
powder rm., handsome liv. rm., din.
rm., breakfast room, and fully
equipped kitchen; 4 bedrms., 3 baths
Also an an excel ma MAID room Dath s.;th
bar and fireplace in bsmt.. gear
garage We have several other
desirable homes in the Spring Valley
Wesley Heights area. Please. call
Mr.. Burr, EN-. 5546, or DE. 4444.
Burr & Young, Realtors
Evening star., 1949-03-05
GOODACRE APIS

GOODACRE APIS.
New fireproof, garden-type; liy. rm;.
dinette, kit. bath, 2 bedrms.. S97 30
incl. util.: lee. rms. parauet frs. We
netian blinds, stainless steel sink, Kit.
vent. ian, GE refgr.. ldry. fac; park
ing area; conv to schools. churcheS
and shopping bus stop and rental
once on development; some ayail.
immed. Open Q to > wk. days: IL 70
5 Sat. and Sun. 500 Piney Branch
rd., Silver Spring. Md.
BRETON HALL APIS.
New modern garden type, / bedrm.,
Ss5, 2 bedrm, Sa7 80, including
utilities, some available at once
SlOI University lane, at N. H. ave;
agent on premises l to D, D1. 67oa
for information.
|, 2 and 3 Bedrm. Apis.
In Sligo Park, near Silver spvins
See Mr. Dorminy on project sat
and Sun. between . and pm
To reach: Out Colesville I'd, Sligo
Parkway right to our sign on left,
or out Piney Branch rd., left or
Sligo Parkway to our sign. FRED.
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 9141. %
Evening star., 1949-03-05
7-BEDROOM HOME
& LUCHS co,
sos H st. NV, MA. 234b,
5R3l 18th ST NV

Open Sat. and Sun. 2-6. II you are
looking for a good home in the
higher price range, you cannot afford
to pass this one up. Det brick, So
larium, library, 4 baths, powder rm..
oil heat. servants quarters. For
fpzy tp7 l1vins hon snd entertsinirs iTlenas.
must sell, so make an offer. Mr..
Bozzi on premises. URCIOLO REAL
TY, ME. 1871; ewes, RA. 2S05. IS
Evening star., 1949-03-05

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
Cape Cod brick home; liv; rm., din;
rm., kit. den and powder rm.; 8
and bath In bsmt.; screened-in back
porch; oil h,-w.h.; very conv to
schools churches, stores and transp.
E. r. BOYNTON co.
1925 Wis. ave. NV, OR. $500; ewes,
Mr.. Blackwell. OR. 1851. "a
Evening star., 1949-03-05
DO YOU NEED

DO YOU NEED
A 1-bedrm. or 2-bedrm. apt. before
you sell your homer I have pur-
chasers for modern homes and can
help you procure an apt. in mod
elevator bldg. In NV, II sell your
home. ME. b744; ewes, ia. 1911
Evening star., 1949-03-05
DANA PLACE

DANA PLACE
Of Macarthur blvd, semidetached
10-year-old brick with 6 rooms. bath
and half, finished recreation room,
gas heat Al condition; bargain at
reduced price, S13.750; $4,000 cash,
Harrington, MA. $500; eyes,, EN-
744S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest

ssSSsS wv 'NS.an Y Ses
Old Chevy Chase, D. c.
A charming stone house in a beau
tiful rustic setting; house that
has everything one would expect In
a fine home including a large first-
floor bedroom with q beautiful col
ored tile bath. paneled library, music
room and large living room, both
with fireplaces, mahogany psneled
dining room, breakfast room, we'll
equipped kitchen and buffers pantry.
Second floor has 4 bedrooms, 2
baths and an abundance OF closet
space There Is a recreation room
and ample servants quarters Hot
water heat with oil. gear built-in
garage. This property must be
sold!
j. Rupert Mohler, Jr.
Exclusive Agent MA. 1850; Eve
ningS, Or 1925 ~
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
ApARTMEhTs OUT OF TOWN

OCEAN CITY, N.J.-Ocean front apt,
4 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen,
bath, maids Law, garage, season.
VI 6S79
Evening star., 1949-03-05
COOP. APARTMENTS Wrp.
HOUSES FURNISHED

WILL BUY ! or room cooperative
apt. in NV. section. Box 301 "A,
Evening star., 1949-03-05

Overlooking Walter Reed
Det. home on lovely large lot. ideally
arranged for 2 families If desired; !;
3 rms, plus incl. porch and kitchen
on lst f., Complete bath in bsmt.) } !;
End A. has 3 rms, complete Kitchen
and bath; new oil burner; Gear det.
Ewes. and Sun, AID. 459S. EXclu-
sively with METZLER, Realtors
Builders, 1106 Vermont ave, DI,
Evening star., 1949-03-05
ATTENTION

2 splendid D. c. properties for sale
One 12-rm. house. 3 baths; one r.
rm. house, "a baths in nice sec.
ton; reas. No brokers please.
OWNER EN- O36S
Evening star., 1949-03-05

CRESTWOOD AREA
S26,5OO, excellently financed; 4-bed-
rm., 2-hath brk. home; liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit and den on 1st H. good
bsmt. and attic. This is a beau
tiful home and real buy.
Arlie Johnson Realty Co.,
Inc.
340a Conn. ave. OR. 7lOO. IS
Evening star., 1949-03-05
OVERLOOKING PARK
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
DET. BRICK HOUSE

North of CrestWood Area
On 18th st. NV; s rms, 8 baths;
los IT. frontage: moderately priced
to an approved person. ia. 2154.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
4-BEDROOM HOME
18th AND UNDERWOOD

Priced to sell quickly. Det. brick, 6
rms. IN baths, 1st noor powder
rm., large liv. rm with nrepl OPEN
Ing on screened porch; modern kit,
3 generous-size bedrms.; gas heat;
lovely lot, rear yard inclosed with
Anchor fence We will make un-
usually attractive terms TO respon-
Sible purchaser. To inspect, call Mr..
Reavis. with ALDON PROPERTIES,
MA h74n. eyes OR 00o1 y
Evening star., 1949-03-05
T. PAUL MUDD co.
UPPER 18th ST. AREA
GIT UPSHUR ST. NV.
Mr.. WALTER REED
3203 w ST NV

Det. lge. lot. Z rms, bath, INV. oil
heat, firepl., 3 porches; $1,000. Call
GE 1887 for appointment. IA
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
BerIacher
Campaign In
Full Swing
Headquarters Now
At LoeoI IL Hall
Another At AL

The Berlacher for Counci
campaign is gaining momentum
with election day only two
weeks away. Precinct workers
and ward chairmen are busily
engaged to explain to laborine
men and women the importance
of voting on election day, Nov
3.
Out For Large Vote
They pdAht-Out that large
vote is necessary to elect labor
candidate and add that big busi-
ness is hustling day in and day
out to elect their candidates.
Franz Berlacher who is presi-
dent of the Milk Drivers Un-
ion, AFL is labor's first choice
for the city council position hav-
ing been selected by the United
Labor Committee which repre-
sents all segments of labor in
Toledo, CIO shop chairmen and
local officers and the Democratic
Party.
All-Out Vote
Ward chairmen are still or
ganizing precinct workers for an
all out vote on election day and
will appreciate as many volun-
teerS as possible.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
L-O-F Workers
Over Top In
Quota
More Than $4,000
Raised Is Report
Of CLOS Akos

First reports of contributions
and pledges made to the Greater
Toledo Community Chest show
that CIO members employed al
Toledo Industrial Union Council
and at Libbey- -Owens-F Ford Glass
plants have gone "over the top,
according to William Akos
chairman of CIO Chest solicita.
tion throughout the Toledo area
More than $4,000 dollars al
ready has been raised by en-
ployes of all l.. o. F. plants, cam
paign workers reported last
week, at the first check-up for
the Chest Employees Division.
Since many employees in large
industries had not been contact
ed during the first part of the
campaign, Mr. Akos believes the
volunteer workers in his group
will report a much larger total
at report meetings to be held
this week and next.
In order to finance the year
round health and welfare work
of the 40 Red Feather services,
the Community Chest needs a
total of 81, ,038,779. Approximate
ly one-fourth of this amount has
been set as the campaign quota
for the Employees division.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Skilled Trades AekIin> PIaskon
c Conference In Commutator
DaytonNov.4 As Favor Pension
Vote Strike
Authorization
To Garry Out Plan

Three Local IL plants at spe-
cial meetings Wednesday eve
ming voted to authorize the bar
gaining committee with strike
action for a pension program.
Approving the plan were Ack-
lin Stamping, Plaskon and Stan
dard Commutator. The meetings
were held at Local II headquar-
ters.
r On the same evening a record
turnout of Devilbiss members
heard Richard Gosser explain
the pension program in its en-
tirety. That plant will conduct
a strike authorization vote Sat
urday.
Other plants of Local II are
scheduling special meetings to
vote on the proposed pension
program.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Irish Club
Party Oct. 29
Doneing. Costumes
Features Event

A Halloween Party sponsored
by the Irish, Benevolent Club
will be held Saturday evening
Oct. 20 at the Catholic Club,
10th and Jefferson Avenue.
Featured will be Irish and
American d an ing g, refresh
ments, prizes for the most origi-
nal costumes and door prizes.
Music will be by Jack Nc
Ilargey's orchestra and accom-
panied by Thomas McAlpin or
Bagpipes with Dennis Sullivan
Peter Nelly, Dan Lyons and
Peter Foley as accordionistS.
Committee members in charge
of the event are Thomas Mack
lin, chairman; Michael Hoban,
co-chairman; j m S o Neill,
NC. and Bernard Casey and
Dermol O'Keefe in charge of
tickets.
Reception C o m m ittee men,
bers are M C h a el McHugh,
Maurice Buckley, Patrick Kelly
and Edward Kearney.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Local II Gives Answer On Pension TO
Toledo Clearing House Association

points out that the United States
admits there are six million un-
employed in the United States. II
is admitted, the statement reads,
that there are 10000 unemploy-
ed in Toledo so where are the
other five million nine-hundred
and eighty-thousand unemploy-
ed. "Is that because of our pen
sion request" AS is known to
date, outside of Toledo no pen
sion requests were submitted by
unions, the members said. There
for Board members asked, who
is big business going to blame
for the six million workers now
unemployed in the United States.
Ask For Trustees
In another part of the state
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Many Delegates From
Toledo Expected To
Attend Meet

The next Skilled Trades Con-
ference will be held next week
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4
and 5 in Dayton, Ohio, it was
announced by Frank Johnson
president. Many delegates to
the Council are expected to at
tend from Toledo, he said.
A talk by George Campbell,
of the International Council
which comes under the Skilled
Trades Department with Richard
Gosser as director was a feature
at the last regular meeting.
All Skilled Workers
He emphasized on the require
mentS of Journeymans Card
when seeking employment in the
Detroit area.
The Skilled Trades Council is
composed of skilled workers
who are ready to serve any group
that wished to submit any prob
lens or assistance at meetings
of their own and to better ac-
quaint the groups of the Council
operations.
Constitutional Amendment
According to a constitutional
amendment which was adopted
at the recent UAW convention
all contracts effecting skilled
workers must be submitted to
the Skilled Trades Department,
Mr.. Johnson said.
The amendment reads, Before
contract or supplement demands
effecting workers are submitted
to the Skilled Trades Depart
ment on order to effectuate an
industry-wide Standardization OF
agreements on wages, hours, ap-
prenticeships programs, journey
standards and working condi-
tions."
Miami Hotel in Dayton will
be conference headquarters, Mr.
johnson said.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
.ULC Quarterly
Meeting Nov. |
Invifofion Sent
To All Unions

The United Labor Committee,
representing all segments of
labor in Toledo will have a
quarterly meeting on Tuesday
evening, Nov. ! in the ballroom
at the Secor Hotel, it was an
nounced by Orville Beemer, CO.
secretary of the ULC.
An invitation to all shops,
locals and units to have repre-
sentatives at the meeting were
mailed last week, Mr.. Beemer
said.
The meeting is expected to be
one of the most important since
the ULC was organized, he said.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

ment the Board asks in the pen
sion plan for a trust fund super
vised by board of trustees with
equal representation by labor
and m an g EN- mt and both
groups by agreement to select
an impartial chairman.
The board statement adds that
having a trust fund supervised
by trustees will amount to a saw
ings of % cents on a dolla r
W h i C h can be directed for in
creased benefits to the workers.
An insurance plan as studied
would amount to cost of 27
cents on a dollar, they said.
Years Credited
Another feature, the board
points out, is their request in the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Anfi-Picket
Injunction Denied

PHOENIX, Ariz. GPA) -
Judge w. E. Patterson, in Su-
perior Court, has denied a peti-
tion by the owners of two drug
stores for an injunction to pre-
vent picketing by the Culinary
and Bartenders Union-AFL, and
has ordered the store owners to
pay the court costs. Picketing in
an effort to get a contract is per-
fectly legal, he ruled.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

plan that a worker accommodating
say 10 years in one plant and
five years in another would be
allowed to have his credit car
ried to any other plant if it was
necessary for him or her to
change employment because Of
being laid-off.
The board adopted the slogan
by Richard Gosser in answer to
the Clearing House, Toledo To-
day Faces Prosperity Tomorrow"
with the UAW-CIO Pension
Plan. The Toledo Plan resulted
in weeks of study and planning
by Mr.. Gosser and assistants.
Full text of the answer to the
Clearing House Association ap-
pears on page two.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
S+rike.Breoker
Kept On Job
By TIL Law

CINCINNATI UPA) - Sta
ton WCPO has union contract,
but a strike-breaker continues
working there, and the Ameri-
can Federation of Radio Artists
AFL can do nothing about it -
because of the Taft-Hartley act.
The strike-breaker was expelled
by AFRA, applied for reinstate-
ment, and was overwhelmingly
rejected, according to Richard
Baker. AFRA secretary. Baker
explained that under the TIL
act, any one, if he offers to pay
dues to a union, is protected in
his job.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

into the unorganized areas to
get workers to work for rs cents
per hour, and, it adds, that is
what the employer through the
daily press, is offering to main
tain jobs in Toledo. That state
ment also answers statements
made in the Clearing House Ad-
vertisement that local industry
is expanding elsewhere because
of the pension plan"
Would Make Believe
The statement goes on to say
that the manufacturers of To-
ledo and the daily press would
make believe that because of the
actions of labor in Toledo re-
suits in loss of unemployment II
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

ledo will be invited to take part
in appreciation of a man who has
worked untireling to help make
Toledo a sound city.
Richard Lazette, Council Pres
iident appointed Mr.. Madrzykow-
ski chairman of the testimonial
dinner with the exact date for
the dinner to be announced
within two weeks.
Vote School Levy
The delegates at the same
meeting voted endorsement of
the two mill school levy with
proposed funds to be used for ex-
pansion, improvements and mod
ern lighting in the schools. Ed
Tally of the Board of Education
explained the program to the
delegates.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

monial dinner in honor of the
international UAW-CIO Vice
President and chairman of
the CIO strategy committee
in Toledo.
Madrzykowski Is Chairman
Walter Madrzykowski, Admin
istrative Assistant to Mr.. Cos
ser in making the motion said
that "in working with him and
for him for many years l real
ize what a contribution he has
made to the workingman and
the gains the workers received
as a result of his hard work. ]
say he is the greatest labor lead
er in the country" The motion
received a tremendous ovation
and was followed with another
that all segments of labor in To-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Wha+ Service is Credited for Benefits7

Service after the inauguration of the program called
future service before that date is called past
service.
l. Future Servce-shal be credited at the rate of one
year for each calendar prior to retirement in which
the employee received for 1000 hours three
quarters of for 156 to and including 1889 hours
one-haf of year for 667 to and including 1855 hours
exhibit "B-X2."
q Fast Servicesha be credited the basis of senior
ity provided however that any worker has past
than is indicated by seniority such longer service
shall be credited when verified This provision shall apply
% pension benefits only.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

ficers and Executive B oard
members who have authority to
issue press S statements in be-
tween meetings, are answering
the Clearing House in a full page
of facts which appears on page
two of this Journal issue.
Will Not Wreck Toledo
In answer that the pension
plan will wreck 7 o lie d o and
cause unemployment the Board
states that up to the time the
pension plan was introduced no
one raised the question as to
why 10000 were unemployed in
Toledo. They gave as an answer
to that question now as: "the
anti-labor employers are going