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bedroom Apis, $3.50
2 BEDROOMS, $s1.5o-$s5
INCLUDING UTILITIES

Large living rooms, equipped Kitchens
bath with shower. All apartments
have two exposures. Fenced, equipped
play yards. Gas. electricity, heat,
hot water and janitor service in
eluded in rent; School bus direct
rooms. Laundry rooms equipped
with automatic washers, dryers and
ciotheslines. Sodded, landscaped
lawns. Paved streets and od-street
parking areas. Rental ONCE on
project open daily until dark.
project from Michigan ave. and
Eastern Ave. Terminal or from New
Hampshire Ave- and Eastern Ave:
Terminal or drive east on Missouri
ave. (Risss .rd.) to chillum I'd.
right to project or out Michigan
ave. (Queens Chapel rd.) to Chilfum
I'd, left TO project.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
University Hills AptS.

APPLICATIONS WILL BE TAKEN ON
THE DEVELOPMENT SAT. AND SUN
One and two-bedroom apis. Also efh-
cheney apts.. S69.75 to $3.50. Utili.
ties included. Located on high eleva.
Coiesviile I'd, with fins view Of sur.
rounding area, l mile from Mary.
land University. 80 minutes X
downtown Washington.
APPLICATIONS TAKEN AT BIG
RING BLDG.
1900 18th ST. NV.
JONATHAN WOODNER co,
RE. 23ss. WA. 3s77, RE. 1925
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Aprs, uhFuRhIsHEp (cont. }

LIVING ROOM. bedrm.. kit, bath,
ytils: furn.' s75; no childFen. lsf 7lo
quincy ST. AVE- Tws 81 "a; nr o7ss esnito, Hill
bsnit.: all utiis. Incl: $50 per mo.
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. 22oo.
> LARGE adj. rooms. alcove. near
bath; Ink. apt; $40 month. with with
incl: conv: streetcar. bus; settled
ARLINGTON. vA.-All of top floor;
L bedrm., living rm.. dinette,
equipped kit. and bath: util. furn.,
nf sh phone sys gar mined ana use Ka e sa5nes s9s
UNFuRRs. Shet aRs 'aPs: APT.. ytIs. tuzn.: en-
ployed couple; se5 mo. 334 18th
NhEEARRBisYi Risi SUBURBAN. 3 rooms and
APT. j. r., 2 bedrooms. baths,
dinette and kitchen; near Dupont
Circle. call HU. 5257; , 4. A..
living auarters, Vic. Dupont circle.
Call Hu. 5257. A.
2717 29th st. Sc. Apt. B-2O4. AK.
1857. Inspection. INQUIRIES, Sat,
rSs ssss g sns s'fsfR Is2. .9a s.s SasB B
coNNoR 4 son, RE. 1925. -5
with shower; couple only; $55 mo.
RockVfLLE 81 SaI Or sl rms. osa Utilities includ.
BEAUTIFUL, clean, 2-bedrm.. re-
washington: on s buslines; fine
shopping center; adults only; $97 So
naRsoH rtals turn rprs CHI so33 3SlS 1.n.,sstsr "a
ssef Fm. dinette ssas bath M and 0eea fit.; utils.
Apt. Toi5. BELFIoRE Co. Rental
Agents, 1911 L st. NV. DI. 5522.
BIT FIRST S.E.-2 rooms. kitchen
and pvt. bath; employed couple; $50.
3 Rms: A KIT: IT. AND ss5 tile bath; tn, gEig; gEls
atis NAYLoR RD: Sc. Apt. No; ,s s.
nf lanes bes r0oR Key ST t sal7 9fE MAJ Esydp nelus
NJ ST. GEoRGEToWN-1 isTse zm:;
M kis. bath; Nh sdIs gtlls. furn.; s65. Can
EFFICIENCY APT. unfurnished; I mis- l
1I04 c st. Sc. s45 S per month mel.
Sunday. II It'll 4 pm.
BETHEsDA-Studio apt. in bsmt.
asphalt tile floor. plastered walls;
elec. kit. equip; private entrance.
Car necessary. OIL. 6140. =
3 RMS. kit and bath; refs; S65.
Call FA. 0453 for particulars.
1880 d ST. NE or 3 lge. rms,
kit. and bath; good loc.; bus at
door: shown bet. 2-5 pm. NO.
,2040.
ONE BEDRM. APT. unfurn.. with
pvt. bath; all utils.- furn. 1349
Queen st. ne. AT. 1894. IS
skM APr So sss 50 fNcH6piNG oAs ssDHM asb
ELECTRIC: BUS AT CORNER. AP-
PLY MONDAY at RES. MGR. 3341
23RD ST. Sc. CALL 10. 2-313
OR RE 23SS. %
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN

FLORIDA APIS. for rent, 1st and
2nd floors, pvt. entrances, COM
bath, kit, screened porch, gas range.
apt. heater, elec. refg. Only 3 blks.
along Lake parkway to city's shop.
ping, theater center, winter guest
club and 8 churches. Only S75
monthly for months; slightly
higher for shorter time. Call .WO.
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BARNABY WOODS
3108 Worthington st. NV.
OPEN | TO < p M

1sT.-rooR BEDROOM AND BAIT
Det. Williamsburg Colonial
brick, built 1910. Large liv.
rm. with fireplace and built
in bookshelves, reception hall,
din. rm., well-equipped kitch.
with ample cabinets; 2 double
size bedrms.. large nursery
and tile bath on 2nd floor.
Dry basement, law, laundry
tubs, oil h.-w.h.: concealed
radiation; built-in garage:
rear screened porch, to. nice
fenced-in rear garden, heavy
slate roof; insulated.
DIRECTIONS: West or Ne
braska to Utah. left 2 blks.
to 31st ST., right 2 blks. to
Worthinston.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
1887 K st. NV.
RE. 1893. Ewes, Wo. 1891.
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Excellent Sc. Location

Close to new shopping CEN
ter, 25 minutes by bus to 10Th
and Penna. ave. NV. This
apartment is only 2 years old
and is In excellent condition.
Living room is unusually large,
complete modern kitchen and
large dining area; 2 large bed
rooms and tiled bath; ample
closet space. throughput the
apartment; laundry facilities
and large storage space.
Priced to sell at only $3.50:
monthly payments only S6S.5s,
including principal, interest.
taxes, insurance and all util-
tiles: with moderate down
Directions: out Nichols ave,
Sc. to Chesapeake ST., left
VI blk. to No. 20 Chesapeake
Open Sat. and Sun. till dark.
Call Mr.. Conlon, MI. 5S22 or
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC. 1923 Z. NV.
MA. 0141
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TIE BROADMOOR

OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
Apt. 3O4-Lovely. spacious 2-bedrm.,
2-bath ant; overlooking Conn. ave;
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., equipped kit,
sun parlor, excel. cond. throughout
THOMAS H. RICE, OR. 1905 or AID
oO5Q
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Rockville Residence
8 bedrms., baths, liv. rm.. din.
rm. and modern kit: oil heat; q
car garage: entire house newly dec
Grated: 5000. Call OWNER. Rock
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TILDEN GARDENS

Quiet. carefree living. at it's best.
large bedrms., Ia baths, liv. rm..
din. rm.. equip. kit, sun rm. over
locking garden. Isnpect this lovely
apt. with Mr.. PALMER, CO. 6436.
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Apfs. WANTED (cont, J

LADY, alone, would like one or two
home must be private; prefer apt.
bldg. MI 1852. A.
BY SETTLED COUPLE-Furnished
bedroom, living room, bath. dinette,
kitchen: responsible people. will take
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GOODACRE APTS.

Several new, fireproof. l and
bedrm. apts.. avail. Dec. 1 and 10
Lge. rms, parouet fis.. Ven: blinds,
kit, vent. fan; conv. shopping
transp.: Ss5 and S97.5O utils incl.
S619 Piney Branch rd., Silver
Spring. Md. Sligo I'LL.
MEURILEE APARTMENTS
Spacious 2-bedrm. apts., close to
transp:; -. shopping center. eiems sntars ar
fense hwy, Bladensburg, Nd. la
LONG BRANCH APTS.
NsS sse 5S 5sD.Sos sss ps sardeasyge ga5 sys
living room. dinette. kit. bath. Vene-
tian blinds, by-passing closet doors
kit. exhaust fans, laundry and stor-
age space. AL streets paved; SOL pc,
mo. incl. utilities. Veterans pref
erence. Piney. Branch I'd. and Ole
Bladensburs rd.; Silver Spring; Nd
Apply rental ONCE. rear S706 Ole
Bladensburg I'd. Ju. 7-6731.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (conts Ho
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

WHEATON. Md, nr. Silver Spring
New home. full bsmt:, 1st Il. has
bedrms:. liv. rm. and Kitchen; 2ne
fl Hh large Taddsd Dsdrm 1,rrs sDps9s pn2a J. 4fIs Sc
from school, on husline and nr
shopping center. Rent. S11O. Fol
further information, call SH. 497S
Sunday, 8 am. to ! p.m.
"-BEDRM. BRICK with rec rm.. No
Arl.. close to schools. churches
S'e Sshopping; os snd 1d bus. Price sloo
sooo M5snnn NEwPoRr WORT AvE.-s-rm house
open all-day Sunday, S75 mo, WI
''R RMs. AND BATH frame house
fireplace, oil burner. garage. large
lot. 1919 N. Irving St, Arlingt9n 7,n2n
"a, "a sdss, si9s pe5 ok mo; 05,5 RElsLE AGENT
BETHESDA, lie Battery lane
Adults bI9 only. owner: possession
Issi RMS. 2 BATHS and complete apt
in bsmt,. suitable. for doctor OF
dentists ofhce. 337 Rittenhouse st
NV: MA 9797. CAPITAL VIEW
kENNAsINGroa, fNAhITG 81 10 Lincoln ave-
Have others. Gauss, GE. 1122.
20 MIN. DOWNTOWN - Beautiful
suburban residence, 3 very large
bedrms.. large liv. rm.. 2h baths
Bendix laundry. Gear gar. outdoor
flrepl,. enormous terrace: ideal for
fully decor; maentficent view fac
ing Sligo Park and creek. SH. 1858
vACANT-Beaut. home Chevy Chase
3 bedrm.. baths. library. powde,
rm;; gar; = acre; 500 mo; Nnas MRS
i2 BEDRMs., basementless bungalow
In lovely section OF Falls Church
euded efns ss TRRDRRicK r. ut'IS Vs. sEsEhs nSs Is
INC. 1928 K st. NV. MA. 9141.
11ss NO. HERNDoN ST. ARL.-
zoned comml.; Arm. house: rent
as is: s75 per mo. OK. O24O. =
EMBASSY SECTION
Lovely six-bedroom and three-bati
home. Living room, dining room
RentaI. fn aa''ss saa5. csii Ex sas0as a4se neat
NEW HOMES. University Hills de.
velopment. Md-We have four 8.
bedroom, Ia bath homes for rent
Sln7.50 per mo-. with option tt
buy. or direct purchase plan. Dowr
are as located HT as dssey srsG
Nd. University grounds. Open
n. H. ave. extended to Universit,
lane, right on University lane ap.
prox. 1.S miles to Colesville I'd
right on colesville rd. 8 blks. Il
Purdue st. and our sign. Or Out
Michigan ave. to Queens Chapel rd
to Colesville. rd:. left on Colesville
I'd. approx. l mi. to Purdue st. ano
our sign. No information giver
over telephone.
DAVID r. WALLACE g. Co
207 Union Trust Bldg. 4
1900 BLOCK ALBEMARLE ST. NV
Conv. to transp.. schools and stores;
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home. built
in gar, gas hot-air heat; SLAB mo
Call Mr.. Schrider
WOODWARD & NORRIS
703 Goth St NV RE 6bS5 -
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
OPEN SUN, 2 TILL DARK
443O Garrison st. NV. Owner re-
duced price to sell today. Immacu
late cond.. det. red brick; large liv
rm with frepl. 3 bodrms.: finished
heated 3rd A.; daylight bsmt. at
tached gar. and many other fln'
appointments. BY comparison. thi!
is rare bargain. ARL:E L. JOHN
SON REALTY CO., INC, 34O2 Conn
ave NV, OR. ZOO.
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BRIGHTWOOD'S FINEST!
OPEN TODAY, l to 5
1908 7th st. NV. Only $4,000 down
Lovely brick, living rm., dining rrn.
kitchen, den. powder rm. with show.
er. 3 lovely bedrms., tiled bath. real
porch, recreation rm., garage, gas
h.-w.h.. stove. refgr, storm windows
etc. Excel. location, near all conv
See this first! DANIEL DlENER d
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2 APIS, OPEN 2-6 PM.
TNDAV

2 APIS, OPEN 2-6 Pm.
TODAY
27o7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Efhciepey apt; price; e. s5.759; q. 9o,,.p with III
1928 18th ST. NV. APT. zoe
bedrm.; price, $4,000. with small
cash and $50 per mo-, including
operating Ask for MI. Stanton.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. RE. 1887.
DE Luxe APT.
Spacious liv. rm., bedrm.. dinette,, Kat.
as5.ian and san WGf4z sTss va!Hs hEsLrY co
sos 18th st. NV. ST. 1855. ;.
CHVANAUGH CTS, 1895 18th st.
NV, Apt. 310-2 rms, foyer, kit,
bath, newly decorated; lined. poss,
$4,000; terms. Open Sun, l to b
pm.
NAYLOR GARDENS
have 'pss Sstrm Teeevss y, ;sysIs syssbe
sale to vets; % 3-bedroom unit;
PPoYER. Pe5sfsRsl0nb b1n. I'm m MopERa Ea SHas!. XII.
TILE BATHS. LARGE BEDROOMS,
AMPLE CLOSETS. Reasonable cash
S62.15 (all charges included. COM:
PARE THESE PRICES TO ANY
OTHERS. One-bedrm. unit, S5,6S0
UP; two-bedroom unit. S6.750 up.
EVERY CONVENIENCE AT HAND.
Sales once; Administration BLDG
Open Saturday, Sunday. 1-5; Tues,
Thurs, SO
pRuRY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1888. Ewes; GE. e22o or
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED
GLASSMANOR
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments
CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS H-e

A delightful place to live away-from
city noise and dirt, adjoining Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club in
Landover, Md, which has one OF
the finest golf courses in the Metro
politan Area. Memberships are avail
able until quotas are dlied.
Safe Playground for Children
Small Super Market
Beautiful, well-arranged l and 2 bed
room apartments, featurings large
picture windows, at S73.75 to $15.75
and $3.50 to S95. Gas and elec-
tricity included.
Exquisite duplex apartments at S1o5
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg. take Route U. S., 80
to Bird traffic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go la miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover. Md.
AP. 016S -
COLORED-1I25 MORSE ST. Ne
2-rm. apt, newly decorated; semi.
hath opl TP Sr1Q Il
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VERY DESIRABLE

Apt, Congress Hgts. area, Sc. This
iiv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath, 2
good sized bedrnls. Close to shopping
and bus. SS5 per mo- includes utils.
Also l bedrm., S72. Box 269.M,
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Wanted immediately

Apartment for single Govt. girl; $40
nings. DU. 2S43. Box 21-L, Star. a.
COLORED COUPLE desires 2 rms.
kit. and bath. in apt. house; others
considered. OR. 426S. WILLIAMS.
A.
COLORED MAN wants unfurnished
room. kitchen and bath. HO. 1850.
40
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
6-rm. and bath brick house; immed
possession: S120 per mo.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. Ave.
Lockwood 5-l231, Lockwood 5-0315
COLORED-S.E.-New. rms. and
bath. oil heat, refgr.. gas stove: fine
neiRhhorhood: SOS mo- co. RT3S
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY
In December
rnx,oopf TNynrn11Y1tU

Located on Leesburg pike and 8
Walter Reed dr.. Just of Shirley
hwy; spacious. ultramodern apart. part.
and duplex types; large rooms, am
Die closets; all conveniences:. rentals
SS9 80 to S91.50 Applications &C.
eepted Monday to Saturday noon al
3I3 No, Glebe rd., Arlington va
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

ONE BEDRM. in apt. blds., NV, for
exchange Of / bedrm. or 2 bedrm.
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS

last section being completed thil
month with few apartments avail
able immediately.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
Air-Cooled House

UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
5 lge. bright rms. with 2 baths. plus
breakfast rm. or sun parlor on nrst
A. and inclosed heated porch on
second. f.; big lot. garage; priced
RUTLEY & BAIR
ST. 1911 or WA. 1896. II
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Continued on Next Pass.)
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ATLANTIC GARDENS

Lovely 2-bedrm. apts. now available
in the Congress Heights section OF
the District at S94.50 per mo; See
resident manaser at 4@oe 4tn ST.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 9141. 3
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1900 BLOCK ALBEMARLE ST. NV
Conv. to transp.. schools and stores;
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home. built
in gar, gas hot-air heat; SLAB mo
Call Mr.. Schrider
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth St. NV. RE. 6bS5. -
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EUGENE B. ROBERTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

COLORED-IIe5 MORSE ST. Ne
2-rm. apt, newly decorated; semi
pYt. bath and kit. TR. S749. -
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INDIAN SPHING VILLAGE
200 Whitestone road, turn right
squares at Four Corners. left l
Completely and nicely furnished.
Six rooms and bath. oil heat, large
yard. Open Sat. and Sun; $3.50
mo. JAMES STRAYER, RA. 207S;
MA. 1858, a
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skH APr ss So. OisahiHi INch6piNG GAS ssDHM As1
ELECTRIC: BUS AT CORNER. AP.
PLY MONDAY at RES. MGR. 334 ]
23RD ST. Sc. CALL 10. 2-3133
OR RE o3SS -
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tbi. Sefns o.
brick home, on nice. lot In quiet
street; close to shopping and walk
ing distance to transportation:
priced for quick sale under $1,000;
1st floor living room, dining room
and kitchen: End floor. 2 twin-bed
heated attic. built-in garage. gas
h.-w. heat. screened side porch.
storm doors; reasonable terms. For
appt call Mr.. Roberts, ST. $500
(eves.. OR. -5S45). J. A. McKEEVER
CO., 1914 K st. NV. 4
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GLOVER PARK
GLOVER PARK

2205 Observatory pl. NV. Six-room
and bath brick, Sl4,220; Open 70
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11

It is an ancient proverb = and sound one =
that when people who custOmarily care nothing 1or
Won: people who are generally opposed to your
views and ideas begin to express concern" over
YOUR welfare . !. well, when that happens re-
member the story of the Greeks who came bearing
gifts and look out for treachery and betrayal.
That is the situation today in Toledo.
The Big Shots of Toledo - Bankers, Indus.
trialists and Wealthy Newspaper Publishers - are
out to ''save ToIedo's payrolls' to bring new
industries and more Jobs into Toledo to main
tain genuine collective bargaining in our city.
'Never look gift horse in the mouth, an
other ancient proverb tells us. And that may very
well apply to people of good intentions.
II most certainly does not apply TO ''The Com
mittee to Save ToIedO's Payrolls." That is why we
shall not only look into the mouth of this gift
horse" but shall dssecI il and expose every part
of it to all the people of Toledo that they may
see and Judge for themselves the real purpose OF
this group.
"Sare TOIedo's PayrOIlS . Who but the
Organized Labor Movement, and their democratic
cally elected representatives have been fighting
consistently and without letup to proper
wages for our working people? In every wage
fight in every attempt of our Unions TO gain be-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
"Beware Of Greeks Bearing Giftsr

nefts for their membership, the leaders of this
''grabbag'' Committee have been in bitter opposi-
ton They don't tUant to ''Sare PayrOIls' = they
want to 'Cut PayroHs'' in the interests OF Bigger
and Better Profits for THEMSELVES.
''Bring Ne,C Industries More Jobs to 10.
IedO = With all due respect to the exceptions
= the Glass; Die Casting and Oil Industries, for ex-
ample = some of the leading members of this
''Salvation Committee have been directly respOn-
sible for moving THOUSANDS OF JOBS OUT OF
TOLEDO. Why? NOT BECAUSE THEY WERE
LOSING MONEY IN THEIR TOLEDO OPERA
TIONS, BUT SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY COULD
GRAB MORE PROFITS FOR THEMSELVES
THROUGH THE EMPL OYMENT OF CHEAP La
BOR OUTSIDE OF TOLEDO.
''Maintain Genuine Collective Bargaining -
- This is shocking hypocrisy Where were these
righteous and honorable gentlemen when Or
ganized Labor fighting determinedly against
the vicious Taft-Hartley Law? A law that was de-
vised by the National Association of Manufacturers
by the u. S. Chamber of Commerce and supported
by every employer, every banker, every wealthy
newspaper publisher in this land of ours? How
they now come before the people of Toledo and
say that they believe in genuine collective bar.
gaining?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
On September 10. I949.
The Steel Industry Boord

made its report to President Truman wherein
it recommended Pensions and Social Security
Benefits for the steel workers to be financed
by the employers. We quote from this report:
''SOcim insurance and pensions should be
considered part Of normal business costs to
take care Of temporary and permanent depre-
citation in the human 'machine,' in much the
same ,Uay precision is made for depreciation
and insurance Of plant and machinery. This
obligation should be among the first charges
on reUenue."
That's it, folks. Industrialsts PROVIDE FOR
THE ''REPAIR AND RETIREMENT'' OF A
LATHE, A DRILL PRESS, EVEN A MONKEY
WRENCH BUT THEY ARE OPPOSED TO
PROVIDING FOR THE WORKER the
s'HUNIAN MACHINE.'
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
Richard Gosser
TO Broadcast
Friday on WSPD

Mr.. Richard Gosser, UAW-
CIO international Vice Presi-
dent, will deliver a radio
broadcast on Station WSPD,
Friday, Nov. IL, "Armistice
Day." at 1O:45 pm.
Mr.. GoSser will speak on
pensions for the People of
Toledo"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
What Is The Real Purpose OF This Committee?
This: Cheap Labor: Wage Cuts, No Pensions >.

The Insurance experts of the UAW-CIO esti.
mate that program such as this shall cost the
ployer TEN CENTS PER HOUR FOR EACH
YORKER.
Who would be so foolish as to claim that such
an increase will 'sWreck Toledo?
Even the members of this ''Salvation Commit.
tee" know this. But they know something else, too.
They KNOW that THIS PLAN MIGHT CUT INTO q
THEIR PROFITS, AND THAT THEY DON'T
WANT.
What about UNEMPLOYMENT?
Under the Ford Pension Plan, Vhich
gotiated by the UAW-CIO., approximately 5,245
,oorkers toiH be retired during 1850. That simply
means that 5,245 young ,OOrkers i0ill be added to
the Ford payroll In other ,0ords 5,245 NEW
JOBS in one year.
With the UAW-CIO Pension Plan in operation
in Toledo the same thing ,oOuld happen. Yes, thou
sands of YOUNG WORKERS would TAKE THE
PLACE OF OUR ELDER FOLKS WHO COULD
RETIRE AND LIVE IN PEACE AND DIGNITY
WITHOUT FEAR OF BECOMING BURDENS ON
THEIR FAMILIES OR BE REDUCED TO PUBLIC
CHARGES.
Such Plan would help balance our Economy.
Such Plan would mean MORE JOBS FOR
OUR PEOPLE.
Such Plan will mean HAPPINESS and
greater SECURITY for our people.
That is why we shall FIGHT ON UNTIL WE +
HAVE WON. To do anything else to give up
this fight would be selling our people down the
river And that we will never do.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
Stick to the truth. gentlemen.
even if il hurts. :.

A memo to the members of the 'Sal.
vation Committee,
l. Gentlemen, YOU KNOW that the
UAw.CIO Pension and Social Security Pro-
gram was developed by EXPERTS in this field
and that it was adopted by $500 delegates at
the last UAw.CIO International Convention.
2. Gentlemen, YOU KNOW that NLRB
elections have NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS
FUND. Once this FUND Is ESTABLISHED it
will continue to be i'm effect REGARDLESS
WHAT UNION MAY COME INTO A PLANT
COVERED BY THIS PROGRAM.
3. Gentlemen, YOU KNOW that AS
LONG AS A WORKER is EMPLOYED IN A
PLANT COVERED BY THIS PLAN HE WILL
BE ENTITLED TO ALL BENEFITS WHETH.
Err HE REMAINS A MEMBER OF THE JAW
CIO OR NOT.
Finally, a word about ''leaders and
policies" May We suggest that you mind your
own business. Our people are fully capable of
choosing their own leaders and working out
their policies without any advice from you.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11
Richard Gosser
To Broadcast
Friday on WSPD

Mr.. Richard Gosser, UAW-
CIO International Vice Presi-
dent, will deliver radio
broadcast on Station WSPD,
Friday, Nov. IL, "Armistiee
Day." at 1O:45 pm.
Mr.. Gosser will speak on
Pensions for the People of
Toledo"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-11

But despite their wealth and affluence =. the
shedding of floods of crocodile tears the din
and thunder of false and malicious propaganda,
THEIR PLAN WILL NOT SUCCEED.
The People of Toledo will WIN. THEY WILL
GET THEIR PENSIONS.
They will GET PENSIONS because THIS is
THEIR PROGRAM :. because THEY KNOW
THAT SUCH A PROGRAM WILL BENEFIT
THEM, THEIR FAMILIES - YOUNG AND OLD
ALIKE.
They KNOW that this PROGRAM WILL:
One: Enable our AGED ,corkers to retire
in DIGNITY and SECURITY at 65 or later if they
,cish to continue ,corking. Yes THIS PROGRAM
tUiH mean a PENSION OF At LEAST ONE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS PER MONTH TO OUR PEOPLE.
hard rork?
T,co: - Protect those unfortunate porkers
UhO become Uictims of industrial other acci
dents. Today, ,ohen ,oorker becomes disabled and
is unable to continue ,oorking, he becomes serere
burden on his family public charge. Is it
too much to assure DIGNITY and SECURITY to
these unfortunate people?
Three: - Protect our ,corkers and their fa-
miles in case of illness by propiding them with
funds to secure for themselves the necessary hos
pitai, medical and surgical and in eUent OF
death, the Program ,oiH pay a modest death bene.
fit. Is il too much to lend helping hand to those
,cho suffer through the mstortunes Of life?
viii This Bankrupt Our Industries in Toledo?
Viii This Mean Increased Unemployment For Us?,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-31
Red Cross Fund
Now Totals S2,173

The Noble county Red Cross
chapter has now collected $2173
in their fund raising campaign
which closes this week, according
to a check at their office, Tues
day afternoon.
There are still some small
amounts of money coming in
each day from the various town
ships, which help to swell the
grand total. Quota for this
county was $1700.
Seneca township is the only
one of the entire county, where
a report has not been made in
the local drive
The special gift section is now
complete with $4,000 reported.
Returns are still incomplete for
Jackson, jefferson, Summerfield,
Noble and Caldwell A.