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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Danbury Hatters
Win Paid Holidays

Danbury, Conn. QLNS). - Fol-
lowing protr a C t ed negotiations,
Danbury locals of the United Hat
ters, Cap and Millinery Workers
international Union have won
agreements from their employers
for 3 paid holidays annually. Pay
ment for legal holidays is a COM
pletely new concept in the Danbury
hat industs md the unions had
to take stand before the
employer would finally agree to
introduce this feature into the
union contracts. Strike votes had
to be taken but continued negoti-
ations finally broke the deadlock
and won agreement from the en-
ployers.
During the negotiations local Of
ficers were assisted at various
stages by President Max Zaritsky,
General Secretary Marx Lewis and
Vice President Herman Finkel-
stein.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Town Weekly To Run
Special Section
For UAW Local

Wilson, n. Y. (LPA)-The 10
year-old weekly tabloid, Star, has
become the official publication Of
Local 686, United Auto Workers,
and henceforth will be mailed each
week to the homes of the 5000
Niagara County members of the
local. In each edition of the Star
hereafter there will be a special
section devoted to news of Local
6S6 and general labor news. The
e EDITORS announcement of the
change says 1--WE hope this part of
the Star will be of interest to our
other readers in giving them an
understanding of the problems and
of the largest union in
our country"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Oklahoma Lobby Paid
Congress Secretaries
For Olds Smear

Washington (LPA)-Two mem
bers of the staff of Sen. Robert
Kerr Cd, Okla.) were paid by the
Oklahoma Waterways Development
Assn to collect the Daily Work
er's reprints of articles written in
the 1920's by Leland Olds for Fed
Grated Press, presented to a Sen
ate committee which turned down
Olds.
Kerr, a millionaire Gilman him.
self, told the ST. Louis Post-Dis-
patch that he didn't pay his staff
members for the smear job, which
achieved the aim of the utilities
lobby-to block confirmation of
Olds for another term on the Fed
eral Power Commission.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
u. of Wisconsin School For
Workers Murks 25th Yeur

Madison, Wis. (LPA)-When the
- University of Wisconsin pioneered
m workers education and started
its School for Workers, it was an
unwanted child. That was 25 years
ago. Today the school is depart
ment of the university's Extension
Division and gets full state sup
port. The school is a monument to
progressive university, progress
sive state, and progressive labor
movement.
But it wasn't easy. AS the
schools director, Ernest E. Sch
wartztrauber, says in the introduc-
ton to his pamphlet on the first 25
years: "Only because organized
labor in the state has been so per-
sistent does the School for Work
ers survive today as source of
service to it,"
In 1905, at the Wisconsin Fed
Grafton of Labor convention, Vic
tor Berger introduced a resolution
urging activity in the field of
workers education. Nothing was
done.
In 1922 the Milwaukee Workers
College was started by the Feder-
ated Trades Council. By the winter
of 1929 seventeen classes had
been organized in a dozen indus
trial centers of the state. That was
the peak. Glasses in other centers
died, but the Milwaukee school con-
tinued until recently. However,
the college rarely had more than
two classes, and more often only
lone. Qualified teachers were hard
to get. Union support was spotty.
So labor leaders turned to the
state. The university provided fac
ilities for farmers, business men,
and other groups; why not for
labor?
In 1925 the University opened a
Summer School for Working Girls,
with finds raised from women's
clubs, socially minded individuals,
and a few employers. In 1928 the
school became co-educational. AS
the objectives of the school chang
ed, so did the financial support
From 1925 to 1886, non-labor sup
port dropped from 100 per cent to
'63 per cent; union membership in
the schools rose from 10 per cent
to 73 per cent. Today labor support
and labor union membership in the
school attendance is near 100 per
cent.
Then during the depression along
came the Federal program of adult
education. Wisconsin labor leaders
were among the first to ask that
some of the funds allotted as re-
lief measure be set aside for work.
ers' education. The grant was OBJ
tained, the University agreed to
ard e d rs sponsor, and the program
Nc. launched. 1t brought to the
sSta s.yln pr of the worker in his home
! Gown the facilities which the Sum-
mer School could offer to only
handful. Having seen what this
program could do, the Wisconsin
State Federation of Labor petition
ed the University and the legisla-
ture for a state-fnanced year
around program of workers educ
cation, and finally got it.
The story of workers education
goes back almost 200 years to the
era in England when workers be-
gan to organize to improve their
lot. They wanted better wages,
and they wanted to learn to read
and write. 1t was in the Methodist
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Office Closed Nov. IL

The regular itinerant office of
the Social Security Administration
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors
Insurance, held in the basement of
the Post Office Building, East Liv-
erpool, will not be conducted on
Armistice Day, Friday, November
18th.
The announcement, made by
William w. Wood, Jr., Manager of
the Youngstown Field Office, urged
that all persons having questions
involving the Federal insurance
program contact the representative
on any Wednesday or Friday be-
tween noon and 800 p. m.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Ford Workers Okay
2H-Year Contract

Detroit (LPA) = Members of
United Auto Workers at Ford
plants have overwhelmingly rati-
fled the history making contract in
which they won 500 retirement
pensions at age 65 and other
'firsts" in the mass production in
dustrieS.
Workers at the giant River
Rouge plant voted 1892 to 7130
to approve the two and half year
contract, longest pact in the auto
industry. Only two small locals,
one in California and one in New
Jersey, rejected it. More than 49,
600 workers throughout the country
are covered by the new agreement.
A special edition of The Auto
Worker distributed to Ford work
ers before the voting declared that
"while the pension plan does not
give the Ford workers all the i'm
UAW OFFICIAL IN DANGER
Detroit (LPA)-The home of
Kenneth Bannon, national Ford
director for United A uto
Workers, was put under police
guard this week after a mys-
terious prowler was spotted
peering through the window.
At recent court hearing of
suspect for the shooting of
Walter and Victor Reuther,
witnesses testified that Ban
non twas next on the list"
mediate protection they need, it is
the best pension plan
in any mass production industry in
the United States. 1t can be ex-
panded and new benefits can be
won in subsequent negotiations.
"But even more important, it
nails down the three basic princi-
plies that are essential to any pen
sion plan won in collective bargain
ing and which the United Steel
workers have been forced to strike
to obtain.
"The three basic principles won
in the Ford Pension Plan create
sound foundation upon which we
can build for the future security of
our people.
They are:
"1-The principle of complete
fnancing-no contribu-
ions by the workers.
"2-The principle of joint and
equal administration of the plan
,y the union and the company. [
"3-The principle of guaranteed
benefits through long range fund Ii
ng of (past service) credit on an
lctuarially sound basis SO that {
j. S. Treasury Department APP I
,roval and supervision can be OBJ :
aimed. (This insures plan which t
annot be terminated nor the bene- |
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Asks Fight On Public Medicine

Peoria, Ill. (LPA) = Robert E.
Dineen, superintendent of insur-
ance of New York, declared the
insurance business would have to
back up the medical profession in
fighting the mass appeal of social
lied medicine. Dineen was a key
speaker at the 50th annual meet
ing of the Illinois Association of
Insurance Agents.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Comment On
World Events

In his speech to the British
Trades Union Congress ct Brid-
lington, England, Harry c. Bates,
American Federation Of Labor fra
ternal delegate made it plain that
U. S. labor is steadfastly commit
ted to support Of European recov-
cry. He also made it plain that the
AFL is Fundamentally behind the
movement for a new world labor
organization and is determined
that it shall succeed.
What Bates told the British labor
meeting was an excellent summary
Of American labors position in
European recovery and the new in
ternational body. Discussing the
aid program, he said:
Without labor backing, the
Marshall Plan would be doomed to
failure. This fact is recognized not
only by labor leaders in Europe
and the United States, but by
many Of the top officials Of the
Economic Cooperation Administra-
tion. There is a growing awareness
of the important contribution which
labor has made-and can make
toward the successful operation of
this gigantic venture in intema
tional cooperation.
:. Il Il
"Organized labor in the United
States" Bates continued, "is well
aware of the problems facing the
ECA program. However, | want to
assure you that organized labor
will not falter in support Of this
program merely because certain
obstacles have to be faced. Labor |
will shun the easy way and stick !
TO the course originally mapped out
for it. To do otherwise would play
right into the Kremlin's hands.
Fortunately, labor has within /
its grasp an instrument which will /
facilitate its task in the months |
and years to come. | refer to the |
soon-to-be established new inter-
national federation of free trade |
unions.
"The AFL is solidly behind the |
move for a new free trade union |
international and stands ready to |
cooperate with the British Trades |
Union Congress and all other tru-
ly democratic labor groups-large
or small-in the formation of such
an organization"
!. :. =
Answering charges that have
been made that American labor
seeks to "boss" world labor, Bates
said:
eve seek no upper hand in any
world labor body. We have no de-
sire to dominate the new interna-
tional labor federation just as we /;
have no desire to see the United
States dominate the European
under the guise of the
Marshall Plan. Our position on this
issue was stated very clearly a.
the Geneva conference by George
Meany, leader of the AFL delega-
ton:
"'1. The new international trade
union body must be divorced COM
pletely from big power politics.
The rights and privileges OF both
large and small trade union CEN
1ers must be fully recognized.
4" 2. There must be created a
truly worldwide organization, not
confined merely to Europe or Am
erica but embracing the Asian,
South American and African areas
If the world
"The AFL is committed to active
participation in international af-
airs. We believe that the organ
of new world federation
# free organized labor can do
much to promote economic recov-
ry and thus improve the welfare
I millions upon millions of wage
arners all over the globe"
The one person you can always
utSmart is Yourself.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

Pittsburgh (LPA) = Forty steel
companies employing 4S,250 work
ers have signed contracts on the
unions terms since the steel strike
began Oct. /, the United Steel
workers disclosed. All the agree
ments call for company-paid well
fare and pension packages.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

A person seldom gets his head
above the crowd without sticking
his neck out.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

fits stopped as was the recent eX-
perience with the miners plan"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

The one person you can always
outsmart is yourself.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
DRUM POINT BEACH
Beats Anything You've
Ever Seeni

Now that's a strong statement; but
let's review some OF the many fea-
lures of Drum Point Beach. Miles
and miles Of white sandy beaches
swimming facilities on the Bay. The
Patuxent River. famous for fishing,
boastins some OF the most abundant
waters In the East; and offering
points of interest to every sports
men. Between these 9 great bodies
Of water-the Chesapeake Bay and
the Bay-Iie some Of the choicest
lots and cottage sites ever developed.
beautifully wooded, generously pro-
portioned. offering the kind OF living
discriminating and ambitious people
dream Of, yet surprisingly low
dispersed like gems in the midst
Of this land of enchantment. Yet
all these features are Just starters
there are so many wonderful
things about Drum Point Beach
you'll be discovering them for many
cottage fot section where as1s good sized i.s
as S2s5 t70xl45). Convenient
terms available. Can you imagine
that? A large cottage site at
Washington's largest and most
spectacular beach, for as little as
S295! No wonder more families are
choosing Drum Point Beach as their
summer home and vacation land.
You will too. once you see it. How
about coming out-this very week
end? Within easy committing dis
lance from WASHINGTON, directions
are simply: Out Bladensburg I'd. to
Peace Cross, bear right on Land
over I'd. troute 202). through Largo
and Upper Marlboro to Wells Corner
ION route A.. right on 416 through
Prince Frederick ton route - for
Is miles. left at the Drum Point
Beach sign. Also, you can write
or phone for free. descriptive book
lett DRUM POINT CORPORATION,
wners-developers; Calvert Realty
Agency. eco Southern Building RE.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT
Continued

a across rom beach store. premises
or Ak $500, Ext 2s2. s2
MoDERN COTTAGES for rent; IS
nj from D; C Woodland Beach
CoTraGTs ron RENT At North
Beach Nd Cal AT. 45ss or Lydae
Ann cottage a. TN Apc Dayton
ave. a, North Beach. Nd, Sal. and
MssoNs BEACH. D.als Md-com-
ment, slectric kitchen, running hog
ana cold water, committing dis
snee. THE ERBs Melbourne ave
NORTH BEACH. aD-LAFss cottage
cs{ ts{n s1n Hl aooRE ss5eFEsdec}65 ec}65rr.of s6a Ss
,iay ave North Beach Nd 20
FOR RENT. COTTAGE: North Beach
Nd ? oedrms ali modern i'm
prOVsmsnts, SkS. MAY esth 20
" Tyne r lats RocHr csl Tu "'SS. NJ MRS
corr .Gf: fdPnishsd; lsth 81 chss-
apesks Beach for ths season 20
Sen q, HS1th St Beach lss-w. a,
coTIss. g" Beach :.fr'o.' fsEit4 p zia !;
North Beach In-J -"
COTTAGES, Owens Beach Deals,
Md Apply Thelmor rottsss- MAI
shay and MiIburn ave. or call ~
FiURSisHEp COTTAGE Summer
months Delightful view: rowboat
svimmi,E Gail Annapolis 1.s6
WATERFRONT COTTAGES FOR
RENT-Southhay. Beach. MD or
South River, % miles from y c.
weekdays. can Madison 154s. Bal
timore, Nd Sat and Sun. ANNAPOLIS
MODERN rURN. GARAGE APT, on
season "assl, ibt pu gas es4s before , q I'M N mS
CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-Furn. oottsses for rent by vk
bay beach in June and Sept, Largs
recreation building Drive down 46
miles beyond Prince Frederick, One
isolated cottage for season. Phone
AT. 065l evenings only.
COTTAGE. Eppine Forest on Severn
River, near Annapolis. 5edrms
large living rm., all electric kitchen,
hot !.1e,S and cold r4nnina water; .n,s show,
season, Ph ST SSH bet 2-6 pp,m..
woobLAaD BEacH-as miles m from
Wash. > bedrms.. liv. rm., sleepinR
porch. kit. full bath. eiec range.
elee. refrig.. hot water. TU. 4l69.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Mp.-Look-
out CottaSe. 18th st. i7. blk. from
modern COW. rent by season or
coS9otREbLsRal 999tRj j siaal7. sSfsr. 2Bfn - ia.
omb. sTG1nfs on a.saS c5ssaPsaks sa ,s: s.' pG nI
furnished or unfurnished. Box.
l64-K, Star -H2
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HOLLAND POINT
Large furnished summer home over,
looking bay Al condition. Al
modern Improvements.
E. M. FRY, INC.
WI. $40; ewes, OIL. s24a. =:
COME AND SEE
LONG REACH

Until you do, you may not realize
that so much beauty and so many
natural ADVANTAGES can be found IN
Ia so. miles; see more than lho
modern cottages at this Sensioly re-
stricted beach colony for private
lists on the Chesapeake Bay. mi.
long. clean white sand, safe for
children; Ions Beach is In a nom
polluted area of the bay: Fishing and
Grabbing are at their very best,
Flag Harbor boat basin at Long
Beach will greatly interest usher
men and those who find relaxation
will find a properly planned man
made basin secure from the four
winds. Flag Harbor has been con.
struoted to give greatest usage and
protection from wind and water:
boat owners will be greatly i'm,
pressed AT Long Beach you will
find ell city eonv. amid unspoiled
natural, rolling wooded surroundings
and prices that any one can afford;
few very choice lots somewhat
higher: reas. down payments and
terms to suit any approved buyer:
You are cordially invited TO spend
an hour or day with us. bring
your family and picnic lunch. you
will Immediately be impressed with
the air Of restfulness and relaxation;
and learn why they so thoroughly
enjoy living at Long Beach. To
see Long Beach. drive mi. south
OF Prince Frederick on the Solomons
Island road. turn left at St. Leon
ard and follow signs to ONCE facing
Shsiapsske ssE RaS,, Bas ,nL N Isot = ROCK 2 I,
Evening star., 1949-05-21
All ADVERTISEMENTS Offering
autsmsbiles for sale mast In
clude actual selling price Of ear.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CR0sLEY--6ssolins Is
expensive today. might cost NOR.
tomorrow We sell the worlds rnst
econemioA cars, you tan get up 20
SIS mi to tn. ssl Also dealers iot
..ustin. Rsnault. Morrii' y 8 psy saa
1888 18Th OF. nv, l7sT Conn, ave
ANGLIA AND PREFECr is4s *-cr
ssd.ns,. excel. eond esrFain - ~
AUSTIN EnsIish ia4s 4-er sedan
!. and h, other extras, have 10 60
10 west Coast; will Aserlfrt fnF
ask Tor Mr.. MURDOCH --s6
AUSTIN 194s 4-dr new car s4sfsn A.,
credit dent and trade onIg -, @
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO 90
authorized Austin dealer: parts snn
services. Both sidsa Of fth 81. 81 u
ausTrS ie.s s' 4-door sedan, heater
snd dsfrosi.r. suaranteed si,lss
terms and trade JACK PRY. 10Th
ard PennA- ave se
BUICK 'sa Spec 4-df gray 2 ard
b undereoatins; - :25. pFi. or.
sr; LEO miles pert eend MAJ
master. Dynsfow: 1000 mites, fa1y
equipped. gray, black top. g.t ssn'
er. s2,745 csi MR. SHAPIRO
STICK 1889 special sedan Fspesssss.
ed ms yours for The anpsia ss.,
sncs Of s3se KEvToN- PEck
CHEVROLET. INC. ao4i Lee ss'
rI'icK W al Century: =. ane b., .nesi,
% rond. sooe rubber .ns Llit oasse
tuees $50 or best ersr. cH, $3.50.
BUICK ia.a super Dynasow eoar
800 ri sofnrl. equip raof
n sss ''c, c.l p s4 feo ss.s Il. a' s.eIAe'' 4b
srfrk 1887 e-door .sdss, soos
motor ard tires heater sne asfros-
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s.rcssi.a' g.. sss p.Pf.ss s9s E ssas 5 Iess. ..
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equipped: one Of the resi eorslsr
:ss.,, sss: % .iss u: H,Ts. rRsxx s sssi.I L. f. e
NC, .oot Shhols ave ss+ IE
rfrcx Ia4o super ean-sr4lss. eoap.,
radio. hsn,sr spoiiash. soa ssa
BUICK ie4s s-ef. sedan: black: fatIy
equipped. new tires. pgnsaurt rresos
tubes 7, ard = nylon seat ncstrs.
opnes: Vi SOS. ia. 1855 -
BUICK la4G Super &-cF exes1
eon6 throaxhaGi, rneso. hssasF, re-
sentsy painted: $seb. Cal snytisss.
sIicK iaso Super s-aeor. .. ane b 1:
passed Va inspeetsen- ssod sena Z.
BUICK 1853 suesr eens3 esfE srs~a
with tar TOP. 3. are D s.%s ufss
Es;fsosrp.sa s;saosl osss 1 'HsspY 81 nc. isssrs
deslersl. lIis wfasen blvd. Al.
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EDoor 7; q .1s 1ss.sspy, u : = 81 81
etatertl. iliR wtlses saTs sfa-s
srick isss ssasnxtss =. srs B.
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

EDGEWATER BEACH, MD.-wat.r-
and al Jais aai calf HPts oE ssss. sss rent san'
SMALL COTTAGE FROM MAY :1,t
to July 9th North Beach; SO a
mxisoos,sV niso On sEaSH-H.rrins B.y;
IT e Sc, Sc Sun ;alI 81 Nsrth tss5 ga, .oom
furnished eot..ss ss. for ,I'nt rent week ws.E
coTTaGE e,fsrIis's AZ IS fsiHiERwoop FOREST
furn.; cali TIE, 56e7 or see No
roR RENT MAY 30 TO JULY =
July Ilth throush August l4th;
committing distance furnished;
pssIe. f5ess q ad one vi Iarss s4a family near
NEAR soLoMoSs-smail. furnished
bunsalow: good fishing and ,erse-
bing: month-SeaSon. Write Z. NJ b.,
1858 Chesterfield ave. Baltimore
sanjT sonTH NJ RIVER beautiful land
scaped eottage with three slsepinR
porches: living room with nre-
place: AMc. safe eashinE e AZ A,aa- z.
81 sss q f4 =. ss sis EE2sasrrT E2ss FAR annssslis
mLEWILD. MD.-Cottage with all
modern improvements including eiee
stove and refEr.. sleeps 8 In com
san sSns' Nav xly se 4 E'iDso5N & iDso5NAfDsoN:
Frederick avenue: Afterwards saii
IoNG BEkCH-Seyeral cottages open
for choice periods Of the summer:
to 4 bedrooms. all eonyeniences;
rental price, S45 20 S1o0 per week.
lower rates for longer periods In
sorne cottages Driving directions IN
water front for sale column or phone
Prince Frederick S0s-J: NJ =.
ROCKHTLL- INC, 1875 X 81. r%.
sEApr SIDE. Mn.--CcttaEs riEh'
on bay. season. electric. refrr. ges
and running water. Mrs YEN
Oh. 043e. Io
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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TRUCK BARGAINS
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TRACTORS
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iss1 Fedora 4SM9 Ia 90 80 iirrs
ar brake excellent
less Feesral eAM2. . q" 30 ntrs
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1910 GMC COZ iis-tCH ssaest
axle excellent
1914 white wATo . 40 90 ltres. I
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ip47 Federal cSMg Q 90 80 tire.
e body excellent
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