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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07
New CARE
Holiday Package

NEW YORK (LPA) - A new
CARE holiday package, featur-
ing a whole canned turkey, is be-
ing stock-piled now in CARES
European warehouses, and can
be ordered now by American
trade union members for Euro
pean trade unionists whose
wages provide no leeway for
n ol lay celebrations lik e
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The package may be ordered for
designated friends and relatives
or for needy trade unionists to
be selected by AFL and CIO rep
resentatives abroad. Orders can
be sent direct to CARE, 90
Broad Street, New York S, N. Y.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

terviewed while on the job w.
be aired over local stations d1
ing each day of the NEPH Week
observance, October 2-8. The
recordings were made at the
Timken Roller Bearing Com
pany's plant.
Display In Toledo
One of the most advantage
ously-located display windows
in downtown Toledo will be the
site of a 'live" exhibit showing
different handicapped workers
actually performing their jobs.
Among the handicapped work.
ers scheduled to show what
they can do will be a drill-press
operator who has lost a limb
and blind persons doing ase
sembly work.
One of Cleveland's largest
auditoriums will be the scene of
a mass NEPH meeting on Thurs
day evening, October 6. Will
Rogers, Jr., son of the late famed
humorist, will make the keynote
speech. He will be introduced by
Mayor Thomas A. Burke, who
heads the community committee
for NEPH Week.
In Columbus, huge billboard
featuring the NEPH theme will
make its appearance on the
State House Grounds. Columbus
is also planning a special series
of ! radio programs, all of them
dedicated to NEPH detectives.
A giant display scheduled for
downtown Dayton will demon
strate all phases of the rehabil
tation process. Among othe(
things, the display will feature
educational and occupational
therapy and physic therapy. The
satisfactory use and adjust
ment of artificial limbs will also
be demonstrated.
Springfield, in cooperation
with all local newspapers and
radio stations, will highlight the
Job success" stories of local
handicapped persons by both
photograph and recording. And
Youngstown, which is planning
a series of "minuteman" ad-
dresses before local clubs,
school assemblies and luncheon
throughout N E P H
Week, is also planning top
flight window display .and ad-
campaign q
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07
BES To Be ImpartiaI|y Operated
Tobin Tells N. Conference
NEW YORK N Y

NEW YORK, N. Y - 81 you that the Bureau of
Employment Security will be operated the Department of La
Dor the impartial operates by the
impartial personnel Secretary of Maurice j. Tobn
told the Interstate Conference of Employment
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

planation of the gas interests
position.
my opposition is based pri-
marily on the fear that if the
viewpoint he expresses is to
dominate the FPC, it will seri-
ously retard the development of
natural gas wildcatters that are
just getting underway in New
Mexico. | believe in states
rights. These independents are
not going to continue their ac-
tivities if they know that the
FPC will set the rates they can
charge the pipeline companies,
Miles said.
Supporting Olds in the final
hours of the hearings were ]. T.
Sanders of the National Grange,
city attorneys of Pittsburgh,
Kansas City and Detroit, ad Will
liam j. Houston of the American
Federation of Government EN-
ployes-AFL.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

indicated by our precious resolu-
tions on the Bell strike, and
pledge our continued unquali-
fled backing of the Bell work
ers in their fight to maintain
their union and to preserve col
lective bargaining.
THE Board further pledges
that it will seek to rally all of
organized labor behind the Bell
workers; that II will carry the
case of the Bell workers to the
general public; and that 1t will
take all other measures neces-
sary to insure victory for the
striking workers.
"The International Executive
Board has made its position on
the strike against the Bell Air
craft Corporation clear. II has
further been established to the
complete satisfaction of the
Board that the Corporation is
not living up to its obligations
to the public and the u, S. Gov
ernment In fact, all of its re-
cent acts in the dispute between
the union and the company in
dicate that the company places
its desire to break the union
over its obligations to the tax
payers whose money built its
plants and its airplanes and paid
profits to its owners
and executives.
Approximately ninety-seven
percent of the orders waiting to
be filled by Bell are from the
Federal government
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

NEW 1Ohh, N. I, - L c
Employment Security will be OF
Dor in the same impartial mann
same impartial personnel" Seer
told the Interstate Conference c
here.
He added that his appearance
before this Conference was made
possible by the grace of Congress,
which approved President Tru-
mans Reorganization Plan No.
2, transferring BES to the De-
partment of Labor.
Covered by Provisions
The Secretary emphasized that
the administration of BES lis
and must be covered by the pro-
visions of the Wagner-Peyser
Act, the Servicemen's Readjust-
ment Act, the Social Security
Act and the Federal Unemploy-
ment Tax Act"
Tobin said, II must be guided
by these statutes and these
statutes alone in formulating
policies and making determina-
tions with respect to employment
service and unemployment COM
pensation. The standards which
must guide me are clearly spe-
Gifted in these laws and l would
have no administrative discre-
ton to look beyond these laws in
carrying out my duties"
Federal State Program
Secretary Tobin pointed out
that Employment Security is a
Federal-State program which
cannot be satisfactorily carried
out except on the basis of part
nership and maximum consulta-
ton between your agencies in
the field and ourselves in Wash
ington."
He assured his audience that
this principle of mutually will
be lived up to, so long as l have
anything to do with the employ
ment service or unemployment
compensation"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

NEW YORK LPA) - The
Cardinal Hayes Labor School,
sponsored by the Association of
Catholic Trade Unionsts, will
open for registration for the fall
term the night of Oct. 5, at the
Cardinal Hayes High School.
The school will run for ten
weeks, Wednesday nights, and
all courses will be geared to the
needs of adult workers. A new
course, "Unionism In Action"
will be added this fall.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

y
in communities throughout Ohio.
Community Participation
With special NEPH commit
tees in more than 80 different
communities spearheading the
giant campaign on behalf of the
physically handicapped, NEPH
Week 1949 shows every evidence
of reaching a new high in terms
of COMMUNICATIVE participa-
ton. First observed in 1945
after Congress had created it by
Joint resolution, NEPH Week is
specifically designed to promote
the employment of the physi-
cally handicapped, veteran and
non-veteran.
The NEPH observance in
Marion will get off to a good
start a 5 p. m. Monday when
a skywriter spells the letters
N.E.P.H. across the heavens.
The skywriting will be preceded
by a sound-equipped pla n e
which will announce the NEPH
observance's opening. Some 30
other planes are expected to
circle the Marion area at about
the same time.
Goodyear Band
In Akron, the NEPH opening
will be marked by a concert
featuring the Goodyear Youth
Band. The concert, which is
scheduled for Goodyear Hall
this afternoon, will see a well
known Akron composer - him
self handicap - leading the
orchestra in the playing of an
original composition. Seeking to
express the NEPH theme with
music, the band will feature the
compositions of handicapped
composers, many of whom have
been among the worlds greatest.
In Findlay, a gala series of
displays will highlight almost
every product manufactured
within the city's limits. All ex-I
hibits, which are being sponsor
ed by local businessmen and
industrialists, will be tied in
with the NEPH theme: 'It's.
good business to hire the handi-.
capped" Tuesday evening will
see a giant parade led by the
local American Legion band and
the National Guard and ending
with a mass meeting to be ad-
dressed by a prominent speaker.
In Canton, recordings of ply
sically handicapped workers in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07
JAW Board
Backs Bell.
Strikers

The UAW-CIO international
Executive Board, at its meeting
in Detroit yesterday unanimous
" voted continued unqualified
backing" for the striking work
ers at Bell Aircraft Corporation,
Buffalo, New York.
The Boards statement, re-
leased today by UAW-CIO Pres
ident Walter P. Reuther, charged
that Wall Street interests who
recently gained control over the
Bell Corporation are directing
a newly-devised union busting
formula"
Reuther said, eve are now
satisfied that Bell is not fighting
against collectie bargaining pro-
posals, but is seeking to destroy
the union. The Company is OBJ
iously unwilling to settle the
strike on any terms short of its
goal of ending collective bar
gaining for Bell workers"
Text of the Boards statement
follows
"The strike of Local sol of
the UAW-CIO against the Bell
Aircraft Corporation, Buffalo,
N. Y, is now in its sixteenth
week. This strike was author
lied by this Board, and has re-
ceived its full support. Not only
has this Corporation refused to
meet the just demands of the
Bell workers, but II refused to
extend the present contract
pending further negotiations and
embarked on a deliberate and
studied campaign to destroy the
union and break the strike that
followed the company's refusal
either to extend the contract or
to bargain in good faith.
'The Director of the UAW-
CIO Aircraft Department, Vice
President John w. Livingston,
has been in personal charge of
recent attempts to effect a rea-
sonable settlement. He has re-
ported that, although the Union
went far, the company insists on
impossible conditions of possible
strike settlement; that the COM
pany insists on its absolute and
unreviewed right to fire whom
ever it pleases without recourse
or without appeal being avail
able to union members. The
company also reveals It's deter
mination to destroy collective
bargaining by its adamant re-
fusal to agree to the union Sc
curity clause which has been in
It's contracts heretofore.
Conferences arrange by
State and Federal Mediators
were carried on day and night
between representatives of the
corporation and representatives
of the UAW-CIO. The company
persiste d in misrepresenting
points OF reference and ideas adj
vanced by the conciliators and
finally succeeded in making it
crystal clear TO all parties that
the corporation was completely
unwilling to settle the strike on
any terms short of absolute sur
render by the Union.
THE facts support the widely
held belief that Wall Street fl
nancial interests are directing
newly-devised union busting for
mula, using the Bell Aircraft
as the site of test. |
II is apparent that those inter
ests believe that they can break
the strike through these new
This Board and the member
ship of the UAW-CIO tell the
Bell Aircraft Corporation and
the financial manipulators di-
recting its strategy that they are
wrong. We reiterate the support !
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07

Q.-I am paying my NSLI
premiums by deduction from
compensation. What will hap
pen to my insurance If my
compensation should be dis
continued?
A.-The nsurance will
lapse unless premiums are
paid within 81 days from the
due date.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-07
Digest Of AFL And
CIO Conventions

WASHINGTON CLPA) - For
the 10th successive year, Chester
Wrights Labor Letter will pub
fish digests of the proceedings
of the AFL and CIO conventions,
to be mailed to those subscribing
five days after the conventions
close. Each digest is factual
summary of actions taken, and
is indexed. They may be obtain
ed at $12 for one or $40 for
both, from John Herling, editor,
1908 K Street, N. W., Washing
ton /, d. c.
Evening star., 1949-09-03
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

CEMENT WORK. stone walls flag
fireplaces, cement driveways. porch
es: retaining walls, pipe drainage,
all kinds of waterproofng. F..
h$scYssE9 .as gssas's RSSis Sa Phone HfE9sE: K0sf
DRIvEwAYs. BLACK TOD or limestone
chips. repairs or new installations
GRAHAM PETRIE, Oliver 1892
BASEMENT LEAKY: Waterproof it
on the inside and also beautify with
new Paracrete process rubber
Rurtins H Shrubs 5std and lawns. s"fasR Ask for
FLOOR -sEkviCE-No.hinr but tn.
best: laying. sanding. hnishing.
flsfRns ssh.s 0iEIes5 ooRNg R!nSts!en REpss
T9Rsj Is Seis NC 1912 Wisconsin ave
M0DEkSizING and additions; celia,
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
fssinesss fsa e. ,?os SAr1SsAt E2s \ CONTRACT co.
rooms Installed. old bathrooms re-;
other home improyements. DU.
53S! T. J. F1TzMAURICE. -
GARAGE, Lear, with overhead door,
bull. 4n. as Is, low .as as 1895. Call PROC
ALTERATIoNs AND ADDITIONS to
commercial or residential property;
free. estimates. J. S. YOUNG, FA
S602, ewes. 4
PAINTING AND DECORATING
White mechanics. Best reference
All work guaranteed. Call 10. .
COMPLETE REMoDELING, additions
garages, new homes. Call US for
estimates. HYDALE CONTRACTORS
1919 Queensbury rd.. Hyattsville
Md UN. 4241.
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-Two
1st-class mechanics. Terms to meet
your budget. OF. S419, after 6. A.
PLANS PREPARED. commercial, :es-
idential. Free estimates furn. FHA
terms. Permits secured. GE. 1889.
JOHN v. BAILEY 3
BRIGHTWOOD FLOOR SERVICE
Sanding, cleaning, waxing; reason
able rates. free estimates. Call RA.
Evening star., 1949-09-03
-8 THE EVENING STAR
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertiser

AOCdI hutCItiSCTB
Three Lines (NIinimum)
or 2 times. 35e per line per
insertion.
) to 6 times consecutively, $50
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 500
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, An. TO 8 Pm
saturday, An. to z pm.
Leave you your ADS At the the Business 81 i ONE.
11th and Pennsylvania ave, at any
OF the Branch Odces throushout the
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
. serial number with date and tdenti.
des your advertisement;
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make Q note Of the
cancellation number This Is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show . credit for the cancella-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-09-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcec,, ,

PLUMBIN G-No Job 700 small. re.
pairs and replacements, SAMUEL c
Porch Porch iSCLosuREs.' recrea tion
stripped. Cali UN. ao6o for free
REFRTGERAToRs REPAIRED, all
makes; also washing machines;
guaranteed service. DEPENDO RE-
FRIGFRATION CO., UN. 1871"
REFRIGERATOR Repairs: all
makes; work guaranteed: expert
mech. reas rate. ONCE Ii. 3-la3s
ROOF REPAIRING. gutterins. water,
prooting. TR. 1919. STOP LEAK
R-oF {, WATERPRooFING CO.
ROOFING; q all all J types: ~ no .ootS JOB s.So TOO
ff uEh C. feBciYf BoYD ahS 1Nc neS aE 00is loss SAM
AUTHORIZATIONS repaired, air con 9r
SANDING. cleaning. finishing and
waxing floors, painting by 50, it. or
STONE AND CLMENT WORK-spe-
cializing in retaining walls, flag
stones; also walks, steps. drives. etc.
For free estimate. JERRY. AT. 1895
ftLNn1l SRS cleaneo, oheo Anu
adjusted Al! york susr3ptsed Re
ll77 UNITED TYPEWRITER 20
UPHoLsTERING of all kinds; slip
covers made to order; repair work.
VENETIAN BLINDS Wasneo, repalnt
VENETIAN Blind CO. 6"i4 r /
ave-. Riverdale. Nd UN l.f4H
Evening star., 1949-09-03
SITUATIONS MEN
V"V~T SNES
ACCOUNTANT-Assistant Cont

ACcOUNTANT-Assistant Controller
3 years on staff of practicing CPA,
age 81, desires position with local
800 miles, business concern. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT. late 2os. desires
man. earetaker; $50 week or $40
and live in; excel. refs. Box 211-X.
Cook, Chinese. excellent cook, best
reference: bachelor or family with
butler; Ia. $3.50, KIM. A.
also porter Work. Ho. 6s6a.
MAN. colored. wants job driving light
delivery truck. Call MI. 1921. Ask
for GEORGE BROWN A.
MAN. colored. desires night work
6oRsEY SCI sgteE HRoSwNp ; p'm'' Ho' Sal7'
MECHANIC. young Swiss desires DO
sition in mechanical line. Very pre-
and in assembling of precision ma
chimes and apparatus. CHI. 5769. A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young
man, white, age "a, recent gradu-
ate Of Natl; School of Photo. Seeking
employment in any phase Of the
estabshsd studo nfa ST. f 1ss1 S1n Dst
REFRIGERATION service man wants
all-year job; yrs. exper. in whole
line of comm. refgr, and air cond
experimental laboratory, compressor
repairs, trouble service, new install. !:
all electr. work: also knowledge of
engineering. Age 81 and do only
best work CHI. 5769. A.
SECRETARY, dict. $50 w.p.m.), also
stock, systems, engr., Supvrsy., some
acct; until Feb. GE. 1927. 3'
STENOGRAPHER-L student; ex-
ra1y ~
salesman; prefer real estate field.
sTENo-sECRETARY, age 25.. exp. in
Office adminSt., desires position
with future. Box 13-A, Star. A.
VETERAN, colored, desires Job trav-
cling as driver, out-of-town. HO.
4464
WANTED-Steady, full-time work;
exper. porter. cook help; will con-
slider other position. RA. 1915. -5
Evening star., 1949-09-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTING by experienced set
tled woman; y94 els. By hour day or week
BOOKKEEPER desires any kind of
work. ewes. Sat. or Sun. Republic
FooD MANAGER wishes position;
pendable. Box 217-A, Star. g.
GIRL-Colored. good reference. de-
sirss n.a;,.! apt. I Or I99s re99 in exchanse Tor
59.ss s ys 81 5s !$s1 D;Sss
r st. NV, co BRUCKNER. A.
NURSE-Graduate. practical; avail:
ali cases considered: DR.. and patient
refs, 12-hr. duty pref. EN-. 3S,;7.
PRACTICAL NURSE to care for aged
couple; invalid and semi-invalid; ;
RECEPTIONIsT-With ten years ex-
perience; attractive. mature woman
VII. ,ntslisense; I0 apsr a7$3.
ps1a ssDss nsas SstsDhsns Hsss
sSs-n. s.ar. 8.
sECRETARY-Age 80. 10 yrs exper.
in bkping.. ONCE management. retail
Ing desires to
Z. z 3. ~ gos ossisa s4s5. + St Station: 4:
yrs. experience. 1915. 5-day week
Call before 10 am. IA. 0632. A.
experienced secretary; college grad;
reasonable rates. OR. 5912. 3"
WOMAN, .eolored: wishes cafeteria
WANTED, steady. .full-time work.
consider other position. RA. 1875.
WIDOW, white, middle aged, desires
position in employed or motherless
home: live in. Box 244-A, Star. 81
ENVELOPES addressed by hand OF
typed; also letters. stencils, etc.,
typed at home. WO. &720. -5
Evening star., 1949-09-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
BRTCKLAYING. firepiaces. chimney

BRICkLAYING. f1replaces. chimneys,
walls and walks built and repaired.
: a: FAGNAN1. aeiNA1. 10: 2.Ia94:
tics, shelving and partitions, screens.
sash cords, etc. HAINES, LU. g.
7346 or FIR. 1867. IS
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING-Low
prices, expert workmanship; special
rates on roof-repair and painting;
all work guaranteed. VI. 6313. g
CARPENTER, general repairs and
sst eah''es CAN res eA1ER4fE En-: nisRss Vs. 45 f5fe
CARPENTRY. all types of work; free
estimates. Call JOHN v. HARNER,
81. 42S5 any time. -
CARPENTER work Of all kinds. Call
CARPENTERING. p!astering, fire.
footing. painting. MI. 1915. )"
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Roof
leak? For expert work and low
eSst; MR.. NEVINs. LU.. 3-2444. So
fsEa59s fsyos H hne 4s5 Esq., 14 hrrGs sza F. D ROE
CEMENT, BRICK and carpentry; day
or contract; new or remodeling.
Free est ME. 05s6 or sH. 1885.
CLoaGED DRAIN rREs- -Electri.
RoTo- -RooTER Phon. r. ssss
any dav. any night.
CONCRETE, brick and rock work,
soop !Sesfs cossrgggs4Ioh eSa gfs1H5 co eS1G5Ts sss
Ga. ave GE. O24s. a
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations.
prompt. courteous. guaranteed seEv.
fee C ELECTRIC CO. RA bP5S
FLOORS sanded and nm; white mechs
Special light finishes: free est. DU.
rsooRs sandsd sna G9vhh nished Ax oast, ssaa
work. Reasonably priced. Estimates
free. NJ. NORRIS, sH. 2277.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. all
We can now sell you floor finishes at
load lots. [. b. HAWKINS. Union
FLoORs sANDED and finished. old
fs. made new; work done in Md.
va, D. c.; GEO TAYLOR, WA. 1923.
GENERAL CONTRACTING on porches,
garages. driveways and walks. rec.
rms. finished atticsS additions: etc;
HOME REPAlRs, general CONTRACTING.
additions. HI. 1886.
PAINTING. paperlns, docr sanding,
free estimate. CHARLES z. DEMENT,
sH. 90S0 or 81 68e6.
PAINTING, papering, wall scraping.
plssterine. floor sanding. For ao9
to zen pas Sons Mr. Mnao RTis SGa e. e. iasa iss
PAINTING. interior decorating and
mates. JAMES b. B. MAPLE. HU. 1898.
PAINTING by experienced white
ss5 i6ot c sffe so
PAINTING. paperhansins. gen. reps:
Tssia' Tsas. Mr.. MRl'e RHpSNouR. 0G Gs' sase
PAINTING-PAPERING, moor sanding;
your lob done BY reliable mechanics.
pGfNrfNG, AN NC ksafi PAfERING. IN FiLooR I'm.
ishing. salts. customers 26 yrs. NE.
r1fS4fE 54WESHcf fFaHfAARfSG HA fSe$ K m9
enee. HULME. days. Ho. 1929;
pHfERING sHsiii NS. AND And PAINTING - IL Al
work; estimates ofY free. Call MH
pssfkiNG. sESkETT' Pu Pnatntins ting - Low prices.
ssrms. saaasn'eesal eal, GRO ScSRsowELL, IA. 5t4s.
rAPERING AND PAINTING, scrap
ils, plastering; white mech. TATE,
PAPER HANGING-"Better work for
less money; prompt service; white.
A. T. GEORGE, DI. O106. -13
is4a washable sunfast papers' work
rraran.eet GE 42S3. GE ga6l
and patching; all work guaranteed;
white mechanic. DARCY EAST,
PLASTERING-Small jobs. patching.
painting, cement, general repairs;
work guar Day or night, GE. Os77.
PLAsTERING q specially, new and
old work, large or small jobs: white
mechanics. NO. 2723. u