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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-21

Takako Nitta; music chairman,
George Kaku; social chairmen Taxi
Oba and Martha Tsuji; sports chair
men, Kan Uyeii and Etsu Yamagu-
chi; publicity chairman, Ben Tsu-
chida; and religious chairman, Kiyo
Kiyohiro.
The retiring president is George
Kaku.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-21
0onme to Ghurc61iIl,
ST. PETERS MISSION

HOO am-Morning Worship Ser
vice Vicar. The Rev. Andrew N
Otani. Nursery.
7 m.-High School BYE.
7:45 p.nl.-Cub Scou S, second and
fourth Friday of each month.
8 pm-St Mary's Guild. First
Thursday of each month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-12-01
Noted Pianist Makes
Holiday Visit Here

Hans Barth of Mandarin,
Fla, noted pianist, composer,
and teacher, was here for the
Thanksgiving holidays with his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lillian B.
Barth of Route 3, who moved
here from New York about a
month ago.
While Mr.. Barth was here, one
of his former pupils drove here
from Buffalo, n. Y, for music
lesson under him. The young
student said she would make an
other trip from Buffalo to Chap
el Hill during the Christmas holi-
days if Mr.. Barth returns here at
that time.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-12-01
tuberculosis Group
Has School Project

The health education COM
mittees of the tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION here and in Hilisboro
are sponsoring a program Of
contests and activities in the
public schools as a means OF
promoting tuberculosis educa-
ton now while the annual
Christmas seal sale is focusing
attention on tuberculosis control
and prevention. Mrs. S. E.
Leavitt is in command Of the
Chapel Hill program and Ira
Ward of the one in HillsDoro.
The District Health Department
is cooperating in staging the
project.
Prizes will be given to the
classrooms and individual pu-
pills who excel in the following
projects: (1) Something to be
made for patients in tubercu-
losis hospitals; (2) Educational
posters about tuberculosis; (3)
Classroom displays; (4) Store
window displays; (5) Skits i6)
Chapel programs; CD Some re-
lated community activity.
An announcement of the pro-
gram says: Teachers, public
health nurses, and the health
educators will be glad to help
with the projects. Store win
dows for display will be Sc
cured for the classes Interested.
Reading material and pamphlets
are available from the commit
tees and the health department"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-12-01
Jewish Services Tonight

Jewish services for the Sab
bath will be held at TAB this
friday evening in the Horace
Williams lounge Of the Graham
Memorial. Rabbi Perlman will
explain the Sabbath Liturgy
Members Of the Hillel Women's
Club will serve tea and other re-
freshments after the meeting.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-12-01
Community Council Meeting

The executive committee Of
the Chapel Hill Community
Council will meet at 8 pm. Tues
day, December 5, at the Town
Hallx
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-12-01
Telephone Numbers of Glen Lennox Residents

Listed are telephone Of Glen Lennox resi-
dents who have telephones New phones being installed
daily, and will publish supplementary list later 1t is sug
gesed be clipped and kept the phone book
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

Rcha zyg privalo paGiu pradst
laikas joio
duonos tautai'
Grobuonskuosus vokecu tus Htleris tap vykde
MES siekiame ykdyi naujos
sgalsno morale bhtn svetima kuri kad kaip
viespaau atranka
tavma uzdsh vsiems If tai be ku sutrikimp siaikys"
grobimu r pesnu istroskusi akana vokeeiu gra-
(sinan6iai danavo:
y sguomc tolyn,
viskas skevedromis byres
siandien NUNS prkauso vokietija
rytoj vsas pasauls."
Po Klapedos krasto pagrobmo 1899 m geguzes slap
toje konferencoe Her Goerngu Rederui Keitelui
layvaujant, Hitleris nustate:
(Dancigo Tai neca prapstma gy
venmo erdvss Rytus "ra ieca gyvenmo erdv
Rytuose uztkrnana aprupnmo viso Msprendim
karuomenes busneje vokiecams bagiant pasiruos uzm
etuva r kitus kasus Europos Ryuos vyriausias voiec
vadas fdmarsalas Kees eieje specau nsru
u dave slaptus sakymus vses vokieciu danams. Kete
isake
"Karo vkmu pote Recho IS vadui, fueo valia
vedam ypatngi uzdaviai pasiuost poinam yadymui ku
M u's o - = k0vo p sq ss ss & psmnga @ e @
aakomybe ir savarankiskaL"
Tap ypangu uzdavniu" savokoje kruvnas plesiksku
kecu SIS pktos sauvae rankas veianems "savo atsako
mybe savarankskai pannga szudant Letuvos gyvento
"stusntu krastu tureo butt paruosta vokeams vao
gyvenimo erdve" Rytuose sap buvo sprendamas" Paba
to kausimas ir toks buvo vsos lietuviu tauos kmas
Vokeciai is tiesu kekviena proga vkde plannga
euvu tautos kvidavima. Vos izenge Ayt tuoj sureng
asnes etuv zudynes kuose be okos prezastes susaud
<eis mus nekau, ramiu, beenkliq euvp tap u ir kaa
iku kunigu
1941 brzeio isleistuose nuosatuose vokeciu ka
uomene vs voiecu karinia daina buvo ipareigo r ma
zauso nedraugisko pesskumo atveu grebs gnko prizes
vnus gvenojus 81 vsas artinas elementas prvaeo
uojau sunaikintas:
a. Ten kur sios prmonss nkdytos arba v greias iykdy
nebuvo gamas ainas elemntas reia prista
tyi kaninku Sis nusprendzia ie ur butt susaudyt
Kategoiska uzdraua laikyti kad
Sic ivedimp teismq cvinams nebutq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

Iap atrOde KaunO ROses aikse is ektuvO Maty ROust
sokais nuostata vokecu karinnkas vsagaiskai spren
5 kekvieno sulayto kima, potvarkye izua buvo
odyta kategorskai udrausta taramuosius ga lakyt
mtus Tagi buvo :sakya skubus tiesognis ltaramQu
aiknimas.
Atsitkus kur paseskimu prizes vokiecu kariuomene
povarkis numate prievartos premones" be is
mites isnaikinima visai nekaltQ zmoniq
Bldnga kad Sticks vokecu kariavmo budas r vsuonas
ruvna teroras nenuat okos asakomybes ne kareviams
ei karninkams vadninkams Karuomenes dainu vadai
urejo tvrnt k toius sprendimus, kure attiko 'vado
vybes politnius tkslus".
Fedmarsa1as Keitels isake aiskai:
gyvybs krastuose nieko nereiskia"
"Kad spud privalu zygiuoi Observation-Disclosures
aptoje konerencoe dalyvaujan Lieuvos r ktu Europos
2yu krastu speciastu' A. Rosenbergui toau Goeringu
Bormanui hammers il kelteliui pats Hters nustate:
"Taip pabrasime prveri uzmi
krasta yarla atstatyti ssirutu
tai ua ealutina Ne1rint to r nekrepiant tai
demeso visas butinas priemones usaudymu
saudymus svezmus vergja vokietija vairias
prievartos preones prizes ramius cvinus gyvenojus He
rs r jo aukstieji tara vadno masniu tvarkymu Tome
MUS vokieciu darbus ir tkslus Hiteris ap nurode:
isspq pmiausia uzgrobt toau valdyti
gaiau - isnaudoi ;" t..'s -
jokios
del to ir 100 metp pvaletume kariaui
privalo Reichas tk
Pvo butt geezni sakymas niekam negal butt eista
kad ka isskylu voket nesiotq gna Tx vokes u
ri teise nesiot ginkla 80"
krastss
L. Tap kap Krmas kaimyninems srimis
privalo privalo butt
ddeles, tk Vogos koona privalo butt
onceja kariska konja) suomiai nori Ry
Kareos Taeu kadang Koos pusasas turf daug nkeio s
siekia Lenngrado krasto Le
ningrada reikia suygn r ada gama perduo
mams"
Taip viduramzo esesinu kataksku nyzuocu nuskurdes
usrka ans senu dazytoas limo upes grandnis Ado
as Hers apnavo sutvakysias Letuva kitus krastus
sauks Goebbesas grobmams Rytuose prasideus au
dziavosi:
Tai
urngo petu ao soeq pusryeip r vakarenes Tai
karas del zaiavq gumos, geezies, rudos :"
1912 m spau Goeringas, jau vokeciams uzemus Lie
tuva bel kus Ryq Europos krastus uos naudojan aka
mus taau megstancu gera pasivagy vokecus visus
Vckejos radio siustuvus ir spauda zavnciai viioo
"Kausinu yra tokios gausybe
negate isvzduot NUNS eka tk tue rupintis kad visa
tiksla tutu surinkta iksla "
Letuvoje r ktar vsotn nevokisku zmoniu isnaikinma
|Eiters tap nurode:
privalome isyyy technika.
kausate k as nuSnognmu supranu pasakysu kad as tu
pasanima stisos tai tiksa
ambais uzdaviny
todel gal:me ik vokeciQ
ziedus gau sus karo upn be mazuso galeso praeo
lingo vokisko krauo mlonus emesne
rases pasalint, kurie kap uteles isspaine.'
Taip "nuzmognino technka" vokeciai panaudoo Svyrq
apktye kur kersydam uz parizanu nuzudyus voke
cu vadninkus iszud4 daugau kaip 1000 vyru. G 1914
brzeo Vakninkq valsciaus etuvska Picupio kama
sulygino zeme sudegino 120 vaku, moteru ir vyru
Prcupo zudynes slaptoji anvokiska spauda Il LAISVE
|Nr. 11) sitap aprase:
itraukt payerst panass bandas, kiavo
aiksteje visa kama Askyre metp be1niukus
moteri ludkas kita vieta Is 20
uzrakndavo pdegdavo padegamom kulkomi
(Perkelta Pa puslapD
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

L|ETUv|Q ARcHYvAS
Liet,lvos lstorijos Metrastis
BOIsEvIZMO, NACIONALsOCIALIZMO, TREMTIEs METAL
Redaguoja: Jonas LEONAS
LIETUVIV TAUTA TUREJO .NYKT
KAIP LAsAS ANT GERMANIZMO AKMENS
"regul vokieciai kad zagrio nugaletoa pase-
ir azdoms," pranasingai rase tautos
zadirtojas siupas "Leuvskoe Cetungoje"
devynoliktam amui baigiantis
Htlerio panus prizes uzmant visa pasau aiskausiai se
ke epos Elzaso meste Btche Hitlerio vaios
vykdytoas Voetijds SIS vadas r minister's Heinrich
Ter:
"yokieep (pabreziu snu pastumejmas
maziausiai 500 hlometru j Rytus'
Taip Himmlers tk paaiskno vsais amzas pesru
troskma kuro amngo gyvendnimo gaires Htleris Mein
Kampf' CMano kova) knygoje tap ankso didziai ap-
breze:
zeme ant uro sandien musu protevms dngus
padanojo ia reikco aukont gyvybe isskovot Tap bus r
ate kd tuo gyvenma tautai pakrs kuios
tautos malone, bet tk nngaleoo kardo jega.
"Tode nacmaloalisa, samoninga uzbraukame musu
preskarno lako uzsieno potkos kryp Mes sabdome am
germany verzmas petus vakaus perkeame
zvign krasta pabraukta L.. Mes gaut
mai baigiame k kooni prekybos potka
prize potkos atyje sianden Europoje
kalbama laukus rmoje eeje galvojame
Russia jos Lamynines vatybes (mano pabr = L)
egu Europo uzkaauame nauus kastus tai nujass vo-'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

1910 m. birzelio Is d. tai siur-
pulinga lietuviu tautai diena.
Ia diena rusiskasis Imperial
lizmas perzenge musu zemes
sienas.
Pabandykime akimirka persi-
kelti mintimi j Lietuva tame
laikotarpyje.
Grail, per pora desimciu ne
priklausomo gyvenimo metu at
kurta musu tevyne. Cia raize
ir junge teritorijos centrus, GEN.
trelius nauji plentai, nauji ge-
lezinkeliu ruozai, balti, kaip pie
vose patiestos drobes, gausiai
zvyro pripilti vieskeliai; ju pa
keles medziais, kryziais ir smut
keliais nusodintos. Lygiais plen-
tais ir graziais keliais kaip BIZ
tes zujo vezimai, sunkvezimiai
ir automobiliai, tarnaudami Lie
tuvos gerovei. Upiu ir juru
mariQ keliais raize vandenis
musu naujai kuriamo prekybi-
MO laivyno pirmieji laval, ga
benanatieji j viena ir antra pa
saulio gala sumaniai pagamin-
tas ukio gerybes: sviesta, kiau-
SINUS, mesos gaminius, grudus,
seklas ir simtus visokiu gami-
niu ar zaliavu.
" tas visas gerybes gamin-
tojams ukininkams per musu
bankus plauke auksas ar sveti-
ma valiuta. Greitesniam SUI to-
limesniais pasaulio kampais su-
sisiekimui musu orc linijos skro-
de Lietuvos padanges.
Mlsp universitetai, akademi-
jos, aukStosios ir aukstesniosios
mokyklos ruose specialistus,
mokslo ir memo zmones, karius,
|dvasininkus, is kuriu iseidavo
kasmet tukstan1Sai mokytu
zmoniu, tinkamu visoms gyveni-
mo ir darbo sakoms. Toms aux
stqjQ mokslu istaigoms desimti-
timis tukstanciu jaunimo pa
ruosdavo simtai pradzios mo-
kyklq, gimnaziju, progimnaziju,
amatu mokyklq ir tt.
simtai moderniausiu pieniniu
ir gyvuliu skerdyklu, kokios tik-
tq bet kuriam pasaulio didmies-
ciui reprezentuoti, keletas di-
dziuliu cukraus fabriku ir visa
ellie lvairiu ivairiausiu medic,
metalo, molio, cemento ir audi
niu fabriku. Be streiku, be ypa-
tingu konfliktu (nes socialine
apsauga, ypac velesniais metals
buvo pusetinai graziai sutvarky-
ta), dirbtuves nuolat kureno ga
(Perkelta i 3-cis pusl. }
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
PAS K 4 | 7 A
Toledo IietuviamS
CIR KITTENS -

NUNS praneSa, kad
Toledo lietuviq dauguma
tik isgirde, jog laikras-
ciuOse rasOma apie ten
ivykusi birzelio ivykiu
paminejima, susidomejo
tuO paminejimu ir dau-
gels gailisi jane nebu-
ve...
Nuostoliui atitaisyti,
dedame Cha pagrindine
tame minejime skaityta
p. Janulaicio paskaita.
Evening star., 1950-11-08

BEATS MARCANTONIO-New
YOrk.-James G. Donovan, CO.
alition candidate for the House
from New York's 18th congress
siOnal district against Repre-
sentative Vito Marcantonio,
American Labor Party, signs
the register to vote as his wife
watches. Mr.. Donovan went
on to win. -AP Wirephoto.
reign in the 18th Congressional
district - Manhattan's predomi-
nantly Italian and Puerto Rican
Spanish Harlem"
Mr.. Donovan, self-styled mod
crate Democrat" former State
Senator and longtime Tammany
Hall worker, termed his election
a victory for the people over
communism"
Conceded Early.
Mr.. Marcantonio. 48, conceded
defeat early standing on a desk
in his campaign headquarters, he
told a gathering Of 1000 fol-
lowers:
"It just goes to show you can't
beat a gang-up. and those who
believe in real democracy must
learn a lesson from this"
It would have taken a near
political miracle for Mr.. Marcan-
tonic to have won. Two years
ago, he was q minority choice,
polling 36.278 votes to the COM
bined 62.110 for his Republican
and Democratic opponents. But
then, the opposition total was
split two ways.
The coalition move, unprece-
dented in the district. was the first
time both major parties could
agree on a single candidate. In
supporting Mr.. Donovan. Republi-
can leaders said he was mo Fair
Deal sucking"
Denied Red Charge.
Mr. Marcantonio, a voluble foe
OF present United States foreign
policy. was pictured in the cam
paign by Donovan as that little
Red Congressman" and Russia S
only nouthpiece in the House.
Mr.. Marcantonio denied the Red
charges, claiming they were
drummed up to camouflage war
mongering and vicious deeds
against the people"
Now serving his seventh term in
Congress, Mr.. Marcantonio is a
one time Republican who later be-
came a protege of the late Fusion
ist Mayor Fiorello La Guardia.
Asked about his future plans,
Mr.. Marcantonio said: II merely
plan tc go fishing"
Evening star., 1950-11-08
Veteran Left
Vito Marcantonio
Beaten by Coalition
BY the Asseeioied Press

NEW YORK. Nov. g. Vito
Marcantonio. for years Congress
most Jealous and answering left
ist. was toppled from Office last
night by the power of a three
party coalition.
Backed by the Republican, Dem
ocratic and Liberal Parties. James
G. Donovan, 81, defeated the vet
eran American Labor Party House
member by humping 50,391 to
IS 1896 votes.
The outcome smashed Mr.. Mar
cantonio's 14-year-old political
Evening star., 1950-11-08

..oE1saa 40 .~duFesS .41
DR.. Carl Hansen. associate sup
erintendent Of schools for the Dis
trict, will address the Kimball
school PTA at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the school auditorium, Minnesota
avenue and Ely place Sc.
Evening star., 1950-11-08

Dr.. M. M. Novikoff. former
president of Moscow University,
will describe Higher Education in
Russia Before and After the Revo-
luton" in a lecture in Russian at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in All Souls
Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
He also will speak, in Russian,
Evening star., 1950-11-08

on "Lysenko: Dictator Of Rus
sian Science" at a meeting at
$3.50 pm. Friday in the church.
The lectures are sponsored by the
Russian Conversation Club of
Washington.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
GU Speaker Named

Jacques Chastenet, of the Insti-
tute of France, will speak at the
Institute of Languages and Lin
guistics of Georgetown Univer-
sity's School of Foreign Service at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-11-08

F'orty-one railroads operate in
New York State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-14

Il don't know. I'd better 90 find
out"
"Just moment" said the man
in the British uniform. His Eng
ish was good, but his accent was
by no means British. He drew his
hand out of his brief case, and the
sunlight winked on the narrow
snout of a Russian automatic. The
opening in the barrel stared, like a
malevolent eye, straight at Josh
Billings head.
Il must inform you that, due to
the presence on this airplane of
two political fugitives from the
Soviet Union, we shall make an
unscheduled stop at Dresden.
From there, the aircraft will be
permitted to continue - without
the two persons IN question.
Rex Jeffreys had turned very
pale.
He said, This is an American
airplane. I demand -"
YOUR demands would be more
effective, Mr.. Jeffreys." the man
said, smiling slightly, IF we were
not flying over Soviet controlled
territory. suggest we all remain
quite still until we land" The gun
muzzle shifted slightly. That in
cludes you, Herr Pfeiffer!'
One of the CTS made a low
sound in his throat; his feet rasped
on the metal floor. The automatic
ieaped once; the CT put his hand
to his head, took it down, and
stared at his stained fingers in
credulously. The lobe of his left
ear was gone. The Russian leaned
forward little. Il said, quite STILL"
Josh Billings stood between the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-14

gasoline drums, the metal cap cold
in his fingers. Peggy, he thought;
dear God, don't let anything hap
pen to Peggy. He said it over and
over in his mind, incapable of any
other thought or action. The sec
onds licked away.
Elena Pfeiffer said calmly, MAY
smoke, please?"
HE Russian nodded; his eyes
moved warily from one face to an
other. Five seats away from him
the white-haired colonel sat with
fountain-pen still poised, frozen.
Across the aisle, the wounded CT
held his hand to his ear. He looked
stunned. Fritz Pfeiffer sat rigid,
hands on knees; his face sharp and
desperate, like a trapped weasel's.
Rex Jeffreys seemed to shrink into
his blanket.
The rasp of Elena Pfeiffer's
lighter was lost in the drone of the
engines, but the tiny blue flame
appeared. She touched it to ciga-
rette and left it burning. She said,
distinctly, "You will not take us
alive, you know" Her hand moved
suddenly: the point of flame qulv-
cred over the opening in the gaso-
line drum. IF you shoot me, will
drop it. Then we all 60 together,
no?"
Josh Billings said hoarsely,
DON'T
Elena Pfeiffer looked straight
down the muzzle of the automatic.
Her hand dipped a little, so that
the base of the lighter disappeared.
81 will count three" she said. IF
you do not put down your gun,
Continued on next page
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Segregation End
Asked In Schools

NEW YORK (LPA) - Elimi-
nation of racial segregation in
education bodies was recon-
mended both here and in st.
Louis Nov. 16.
Columbia Colleges Board of
Student Representatives set Oct.
1, 1856 as the deadline for re-
moval of restrictive membership
clauses from bylaws of student
organizations. Seven of the
schools 16 fraternities use dis
criinatory clauses.
In st. Louis the State Com
mittee of the Mid Century White
Committee recommended nom
segregation in all levels of pub
lie education in Missouri.
The group, appointed by Gov.
Forrest Smith last year, will
send a delegation to the national
conference in Washington on
Dec. 3. President Truman has
called the conference to con-
slider youth problems.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
COP Reports
Spending $500, 900
In Ohio Race

COLUMBUS, Ohio (LPA) =
COP State Chairman Ray c.
Bliss has reported receipts of
81 ,231 ,276.90, and a balance on
hand of SGT ,539.34. He said the
state committee sent $62, 900 to
the national committee. He said
it was impossible to determine
how much of the total was spent
on the reelection of Senator
Taft.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Toy Workers Sign
3-Yeor Pact

NEW YORK (LPA) - More
than 10000 toy and doll work
ers have won a ten-cent raise
in a contract signed by the CIC
Toy & Novelty Workers with
the Natl Association of Doll
Manufacturers and the Stuffed
Toy Manufacturers Assn. The
agreement, running to 1854
grants an additional five cents
in January, 1852 and another in
March, 1858. On top of that
each time the cost-of-living in
dex rises four points, there will
be another five-cent raise.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Settlement Ends
S. N. Jones Strike

The Local IL strikers at SIN.
Jones returned to work Tuesday
after signing a new agreement
substantially boos sting their
rates and benefits.
Increases included 8R cents
in the forge shop and 91s on the
automatics, applied to the base
rates, and an increase of IL ~
cents for hourly r a t e d en-
ployes. Semi-skilled workers got
IA cents and skilled II.
An insurance p k a 6 e the
equivalent of the area plan was
negotiated, with the company
footing the bills.
The plan includes 81, 100 life,
S1,1OO d e a n and disability,
$3.50 per day disqualification
plus $127.5O for incidentals and
$50 for 26 weeks sick pay.
The. union members got the
check off into the contract for
the first time, a goal previous
bargaining I e nj had sought
without success.
The contract negotiations
were led in the beginning by
Bill Borden, international rep
and at the end by
Orville Beemer, with a shop
committee o m pos d of Joe
Schoch, vice chairman, Cleo
Kolodzaike, chairman, Charles
Butler, secre tary, and Joe
Quinn, committeeman.
Bill Healey was Local IL rep
resentative. The strike b 9 n
October 20 and ended month
later.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Programs On
Station WDET
Friday, November "a, 1850
NEW CLASSICAL PROGRAM

NEW CLASSICAL PROGRAM
Paul Morris, WDET Program
Director, is preparing a new 80
minute program of recent LIP
microgroove recordings of class
ical works. Probable broadcast
time at 900 p. m. Immediately
following the Detroit Library
Symphony Hour. Mr.. Morris re-
ports that the station staff is
searching for a descriptive title
and would appreciate sugges-
tions from WDET listeners.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
United Nations excerpts
from speeches and debates in the
Security Council with commen-
tary is an outstanding week day
feature on WDET at 4:30 p. m.
Prepared by the Information Di-
vision of United Nations, this
show keeps WDET listeners in
formed of significant discussions
before the world assembly.
Special Events /. early dead
line for this schedule does not
permit announcement of many
public service broadcasts on
WDET. Watch for station an
nouncements for these interest
ING nropramS
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
DeViIbiss Doing
Fine In Toledo

Here are FACTS presented by the Toledo
Union Journal to prove that it is possible for
manufacturers make profit land sweet profit too in
Toledo.
Below reprint from the Toledo Blade the nine
month financial report of DeVlbs 1t shows that DeVbiss
nearly DOUBLED its net profit by September 80 this
- with three months to go.
This profit was made while the Toledo Blade tell
ing the public that UAWCIO and Vice President Gosser
were in the process of ''wreckng' Toledo.
The FACTS tell just the opposite.
Business :. Markets : Industry
PAGES
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Names Werfs
Monpower Deputy

WASHINGTON LPA)-The
Secretary of Labor has appoint
ed Leo r. Wertz deputy direc-
tor of the Office of Defense
Manpower. Wertz will assist di-
rector Robert G. Goodwin. A
manpower expert in World War
III, Wertz has been with the
Labor Department since 1882.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24

and restaurants. Service work
ers will be paid 40 cents after
Dec. 8, non-service workers will
get 40 to SIS cents depending
on community population. A
spokesman for the Ohio State
Restaurant Association said the
order undoubtedly" would be
appeaed to the courts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-24
Hotel Workers
Get Paw Boost

COLUMBUS, Ohio (LPA) -
The state industrial relations di-
rector, Albert A. Woldman is
sued an order upping the mini
mum wages of more than 49,
900 miners employed in hotels